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President Barack Obama discusses baseball, his All-Star experience and fields questions from players.
(Courtesy MLB Network)

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Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor has refused to renounce her comment that a 'wise Latina' woman might be better positioned than a white man to make a wise court ruling. (July 15)

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DEAL or NO DEAL 1st Million Dollar Winner!

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PLEASE READ THIS VIDEO DESCRIPTION BEFORE ASKING ANY QUESTIONS BECAUSE IT JUST MIGHT ANSWER THEM! Do that not just in this video, but in any video you watch on the web.

In July 2006, Josh Sharp created Deal or No Deal History quite astonishingly. Here is the most unlucky Round 1 you will ever see. Statistically, this could only happen once every 358,000 episodes or 1,600 years!!! Host Andrew O'Keefe cannot hide his astonishment.

EDIT 1: There have been many comments lately saying that this is a fake clip. I assure you that even though everybody appears to act "normal", this really did occur. Neither is it a set up. Josh is featured in the Deal or No Deal Hall of Fame on the program's website: http://au.tv.yahoo.com/deal-or -no-deal/features/

EDIT 2: There have been many people either wondering why do the people holding the cases guess what they have or being rude to them. Those people are actual contestants too, which explains why not all of them are gorgeous. They guess the amount in their case and if they guess correctly, they win $500 for that. And, yes, there *are* models on the show. They are only featured at the beginning and the end of each episode.

EDIT 3 (SPOILER): There have also been many people wondering how much money Josh ended up taking home. Well, he did considerably better than his first offer. He wound up with $10.

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After removing the clutter involved with watching NBC's Deal Or No Deal (commercials, the banker, the contestant's reactions, friends and family, Howie Mandel's pauses, models hesitating when opening cases), this "hour-long" episode which aired January 3, 2007 was just 2 minutes and 46 seconds of nonsense.

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