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(HONG KONG) Dragonair welcomes the Government's commitment to support aviation and foster closer economic and trade ties and cooperation with Mainland China and the region to sharpen Hong Kong's competitive edge, as outlined in the Policy Address given today by C Y Leung, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong SAR.
The airline supports the Government's measures to establish more Economic and Trade Offices (ETOs) in the region as part of the One Belt, One Road initiative, as well as more liaison units in the Mainland to facilitate economic and trade activities.
Dragonair Chief Executive Officer Algernon Yau said: "Dragonair takes pride in being a leading Hong Kong home carrier serving 53 regional destinations, including 23 cities in Mainland China. We support the One Belt, One Road initiative and believe that Dragonair will have an important role to play through the connectivity we offer.
"The plan to strengthen the presence of ETOs and liaison units in Mainland China and the region will improve travel and trade flows to and from Hong Kong and help to reinforce Hong Kong's position as the principal gateway to the Mainland."
Dragonair also welcomes the plan to establish a civil aviation academy to nurture more young talents to enter the local aviation industry.
"At Dragonair we already have longstanding training and cadet programmes that are designed to provide training and career development opportunities to youngsters with an interest in aviation. We look forward to helping make the academy a success," Mr Yau added.


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Watch presentations recorded at the 2017 Vail Hip Symposium on January 12-14, 2017. The faculty consisted of leading arthroscopic and sports medicine surgeons discussing a range of current hip arthroscopy topics.
2017 Vail Hip Symposiumwith the Steadman Philippon Research InstituteWestin Riverfront Resort, Vail, CO, USAJanuary 12-14, 2017
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Old School may not have the most original story (or even the least bit of subtlety), but it's one of the most well-known frat-house comedies of all time. We think it's right up there with the classic Animal House, which created the genre. Even though Old School hit the silver screen back in early 2003, it's still well-loved.
The plot centers on main character Mitch Martin, played by Luke Wilson, who discovers that his girlfriend has been cheating on him and in attempt to change his life, he and his adult friends start a fraternity at the local college, the fictional Harrison State.
From Will Ferrell, Luke Wilson and Vince Vaughn to the legendary performance of 84-year-old Patrick Cranshaw, check out what the cast members of this wacky comedy are up to now.
What was your favorite scene in Old School? Tell us below.
After playing high school student and Mitch's one-night stand Darcie, Elisha Cuthbert went on to appear in several well-known films, including Love Actually, The Girl Next Door and House of Wax. She's gained fame on TV, playing Jack Bauer's daughter on all eight seasons of 24, which started two years before Old School and continued through 2010. Cuthbert is lately known best for playing the happy-go-lucky Alex Kerkovich on ABC's Happy Endings, which was unfortunately canceled after last season.
Frank the Tank is one of the fictional characters we'd most love to grab a drink with—we'll just make sure there are no tranquilizer guns around. Will Ferrell has, of course, gone on to star in a host of hit low-brow comedies (which earned him the MTV Movie Awards' inaugural lifetime-achievement Comedic Genius Award in 2013), including Elf, Anchorman, Wedding Crashers, Talladega Nights, The Campaign and, most recently, Anchorman 2. He's also had guest roles on hit television shows The Office and 30 Rock. Next up for Ferrell? Voicing President Business in the forthcoming The Lego Movie.
While most TV fans associate Ellen Pompeo with her starring role as Dr. Meredith Grey on ABC's long-running Grey's Anatomy, she also played Mitch's high school crush and love interest Nicole. It was a rare movie role, since she's been in just three feature films since Old School: Undermind, Art Heist and Life of the Party.
Since starring as down-on-his-luck attorney Mitch Martin, Luke Wilson has appeared in a huge range of movies and television. He even appeared alongside Old School co-star Will Ferrell in Anchorman and Blades of Glory. He's also had recurring TV roles on That '70s Show and Enlightened. To our delight, he appeared alongside his famous brother Owen in an episode of Comedy Central's Drunk History as the cereal-inventing Kellogg brothers. One of his several upcoming projects is The Skeleton Twins, a drama (yes, really) also starring Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader.
Vince Vaughn's portrayal of the fast-talking dad and owner of Speaker City Bernard Campbell led the way to even more goofball comedies for the actor. Within just two years of Old School, he appeared in Starsky & Hutch, Dodgeball, Anchorman and Wedding Crashers. He's teaming up with Will Ferrell again in the forthcoming Daddy's Home, currently in pre-production.
Since playing the uptight Dean Pritchard, Jeremy Piven has appeared in an array of films, like Scary Movie 3, Runaway Jury, Chasing Liberty and Smokin' Aces. He's perhaps best known for TV work: Piven's recurring role in HBO's Entourage won him a Golden Globe and three Emmys, and he's currently starring as department-store founder Harry Gordon Selfridge in ITV's Mr. Selfridge.
Serious fare like Cape Fear and Natural Born Killers put Juliette Lewis on the star map, but she was still up for playing Mitch's sexually experimental (soon-to-be-ex-) girlfriend Heidi in Old School. Lewis has continued to win roles in movies of all genres, including Starsky & Hutch, Whip It, Due Date and August: Osage County. She's also appeared on a few television shows, including IFC's hipster hit Portlandia and NBC's The Firm.
Who could forget Patrick Cranshaw's portrayal of plucky 84-year-old fraternity brother "Blue"? After Old School, he went on to appear in six more films, including Herbie Fully Loaded and a couple direct-to-video Air Bud sequels, as well as guest roles on TV's Monk and 7th Heaven. Sadly, Cranshaw passed away in 2005 at the age of 86.


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Right-wing, anti-gay Rev. John Hagee is back in the news. Last week, John McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, finally rejected the endorsement of the San Antonio-based Christian Zionist televangelist after a sermon surfaced that described the Holocaust as "God's will." The Huffington Post reports McCain confidante Sen. Joseph Lieberman (I-CT) continues to actively supporting Hagee:
Senator Joseph Lieberman is scheduled to headline Pastor John Hagee's 2008 Christians United For Israel Washington-Israel Summit this July 22. In accepting Hagee's invitation, Lieberman became the most senior elected representative confirmed to appear at the annual gala.
Hagee has called the Catholic Church "the great whore" and claimed Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans because it was "planning a sinful" "homosexual rally." McCain has not distanced himself from Hagee's outlandish homophobic vitriol.
Think Progress reports Lieberman has compared Hagee to the biblical prophet Moses.
Some Background ...
Huckabee at Anti-Gay, "Anti-Catholic" Mega-Church [R20]
McCain Remains Silent on Hagee's Homophobic Slurs [R20]
McCain (Finally) Rejects Hagee and Parsley [R20]


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I've started to do a bit of gearing up so I wanted to post about my emerging hobby, vlogging and podcasting. I continue to watch, like most people, the massive boom in video production and the commoditization of video creation equipment (DSLRs, HD Cameras, Editing Software, etc.).While I've been thinking about this for at least the past year, the change was spurred on by the Auto Focus (AF) failure of the Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens. We've had the lens for more than 5 years and its autofocus started failing. Like anything that we purchase I started to look into a replacement lens. We ended up settling on a Tamron AF 17-50mm to pair with our Canon T3i. This post serves as a round up for most of the gear I've collected as a podcast setup for a home studio setup.
Acquired Vlogging & Podcast Gear:
Canon EOS Rebel T3i – It is a pretty powerful package that is a couple years old and has been replaced by the Canon T4i (itself about to be replaced). We originally bought the Rebel Xsi version of this T3i Kit. From there we upgraded the T3i Body and kept the lenses. The Canon T3i does have a cropped sensor (not full frame) but for the apprentice level it more than meets my requirements. For video recording its LCD is able to rotate out and reverse in order to see the shot while recording, I find this extremely helpful.
Tamron AF 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di-II LD SP Aspherical (IF) Zoom Lens – I decided on this mainly due to the lens it was going to replace (18-55mm) and the significant improvement on the F Stop (constant 2.8 through the Lens' range; lower is better). The Tamron AF 17-50mm is a massive improvement over the kit lens and we're extremely happy with having selected this lens.
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Lens – The Canon 50mm or "Nifty 50" as it is called is an excellent portrait lens. Since it is a "prime" lens (no zoom) it is exceptionally fast and comes with a great F stop.
Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III Lens – just the kit lens from the original kit purchase.
Neewer 160 LED CN-160 Dimmable Video Light – The Neewer CN-160 is an excellent option to provide a significant light boost for better lighting during video creation. The throw on this light is quite a bit and the dim feature helps afford a great dial in of light level.
Canon Remote Switch RS 60 E3 – The Canon RS60 allows for a bit of remote start and stop of video without messing with the camera itself and prevents any vibration "hitting the button" might create.
LensPen NLP-1 – The LensPen serves to tidy up the lenses after a bit of use.
Tripod – Everyone needs a good Tripod! Get a fairly tall one for versatility- especially if you're a bit taller than average!
So for the individuals that are leaps and bounds beyond my amateur abilities, I would love to hear what you use and recommend?! What are you looking forward to adding to your gear list? Hit me in the comments!
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Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) February 11, 2013
Leading online kids channel Toon Goggles (http://www.toongoggles.com) today announced its partnership with Aurora World, Inc. for a promotional toy campaign featuring Aurora's most successful brand, YooHoo & Friends™. As part of the agreement, 52 episodes of Aurora's globally popular YooHoo & Friends cartoon will join Toon Goggles' growing library of content beginning in March 2013. In conjunction, Aurora will include specially designed hangtags on its best selling YooHoo & Friends plush animal line (more than 23 million sold worldwide). Each tag includes detail on the YooHoo character and a special promotional code that can be redeemed for months of free extended access to the toongoogles.com library.
"Aurora is a trusted leader in the toy and gift industry, and highly regarded for their quality and wide variety of product designs that appeal to nearly every market segment," says Stephen Hodge, managing director at Toon Goggles. "We see this as an incredible opportunity to introduce our platform to a whole new audience of children and their families. We expect YooHoo & Friends to be a huge hit with our viewers."
The YooHoo & Friends animated series uses a fun and entertaining approach to teach kids ages 5-12 about friendship and protecting the environment. YooHoo & Friends features characters from the popular plush toy line and a virtual online world (yoohoofriends.com) that launched in 2007 to help teach kids about animals (many rare or endangered) and their natural habitats.
"We are delighted to partner with Toon Goggles to promote the environmentally friendly messages of the YooHoo & Friends brand to an even larger audience of kids and their families," says Michael Kessler, Aurora's SVP of sales and marketing. "Toon Goggles' built-in features, including Facepages, provide kids who want to watch cartoons online with a safe, fun and enjoyable experience."
From alligators to zebras, Aurora's YooHoo & Friends™ line sees an epic expansion for 2013 to include over 30 new styles in all. The new line debuts at Toy Fair 2013 in New York, February 10-13 (booth #767). Each YooHoo & Friends™ animal makes a fun sound when squeezed and all new hangtags describe each YooHoo character in detail.
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About Toon Goggles:
ToonGoggles.com is the premiere 24/7 online destination for children's entertainment. The safe and protected children's online channel offers a vast and diverse amount of child and parent friendly cartoons (clips, trailers, episodes, games and features). Toon Goggles launched its subscriber-based service in early September, but continues to offer users limited content for free by providing an option to view up to three episodes of the platform's library of diverse content for free, including free access to all educational programming. The platform is fully COPPA-compliant (Children Online Privacy Protection Act), boasting a strictly enforced screening process to ensure that all content presented is clean, safe and age appropriate. Designed specifically for children to be in charge of their viewing experience; to watch their own personally selected programming, watching what they want, when they want and where they want. As such, Toon Goggles encourages parents to review the Toon Goggles diverse content and take part in their children's enjoyable viewing and browsing experience.
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We feel that children should be able to view cartoons based off their own likes and interests. We make it simple for them with six different category offerings and an easy keyword search box. At Toon Goggles, children can create their own Facepage and add their favorite cartoons to their Toonstrip for future viewing. We want children to be in charge of their viewing experience and watch the content they want, when they want and where they want. As such, we encourage parents to review Toon Goggles and participate in their children's viewing and browsing experience.
About Aurora
Aurora World, Inc. (http://www.auroragift.com) is a leading manufacturer and supplier of high quality, competitively priced plush toys and gifts. Aurora's name reflects its extensive product lines and growing influence in the worldwide marketplace, as well as its international manufacturing, R&D and distribution resources. Founded in 1981, the company has headquarters in Korea, United States, the United Kingdom and Hong Kong, and has ascended quickly to become a respected leader in the toy and gift industry. Aurora created the international plush toy phenomenon - YooHoo & Friends™ - and its corresponding free, interactive web site (http://www.yoohoofriends.com), appealing to young children and tweens alike. The company sells its products via a wide variety of retailers including major zoos, high-end toy stores such as Learning Express, top gift chains such as Hallmark and Claire's as well as hospital gift shops, fine florists, candy stores and gift/stationery stores worldwide.


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Roast Pork in Spicy Tomato sauce on Pasta
I am not often left with lots of left-overs after a Sunday roast but it does happen occasionally. The usual manner of dealing with left-over roast is to sandwich it between fresh white bread, a generous dollop of mustard and perhaps a slice of cheese or two. But when I can hide it from the men in the house for long enough, I like to do something a bit more interesting with it and use it in a meal on Monday.
This idea could work with any roast meat you have left over but I think there are few things as delicious as moist roasted pork that has been shredded into a spicy and almost sweet tomato sauce. I would love to eat this on a piece of crusty baguette but Penne pasta was the second choice and I was delighted at the end result.
It really is the type of meal that takes minutes to put together as the meat is already cooked and the sauce can be rustled together in the same time it takes the water for the pasta to boil. I added some of the left-over crackling on top of the pasta and this touch was apparently what made it for my husband, but then again, I know when I want a new pair of shoes all I need to do is wave some crispy crackling in front of my husband's nose. Serve the pasta with some bread to mop up the spicy sauce and a glass of red. I'm sure this is the solution to blue Mondays!
Serves 4-6
2-3 cups left-over roast meat (preferably pork), shredded or roughly chopped
1 onion, finely chopped
2 garlic cloves, finely sliced
1 tsp smoked paprika
2 tins chopped tomatoes
1 tbsp tomato paste
1 tbsp sugar
2 tsp chilli flakes
salt & pepper to taste
500g pasta, cooked al dente
- In a large pot, fry the onion and garlic until soft and translucent.
- Add the smoked paprika and fry for another minute before adding the chopped tomatoes and tomato paste.
- Add the sugar and chilli flakes and allow to simmer uncovered for 5-10 minutes.
- Add the meat and allow to simmer for another 5 minutes.
- Season to taste and serve over the cooked pasta.
The recipe does sound pretty good and would be willing to try it with a leftover pork roast. However, I find that there are a number of variables that leave me with questions: what size onion what quantity/measure of chopped onion. what size "tin" of the chopped tomatoes?
What a neat idea for leftovers! 🙂
It sounds and looks simply delicious!!
oh my goodness, 'leftover crackling' did it for me! (although why there was any leftover god only knows!) This sounds fabulous and simple too, really lovely recipe and looks so flavoursome 🙂
Pork and pasta = Yum!
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Reynolds Packard's a down-at-heels limo driver who lives in a run-down house in the back woods of upstate New York, with no family or ties other than his ex-cop cousin, Millie. And then, into his life barrels the daughter he'd given up fifteen years before and who is now AWOL from the military and running for her life.
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SEDA Publications Special Offer for Summer 2012
Posted on: Monday 02 July 2012
For those of us in UK institutions, the end of another
financially very challenging year is upon us.
This summer, SEDA has once again put together a special offer to help you spend any small budget surpluses wisely! Buy any five different SEDA Specials for £50.00, or any four different SEDA Papers for £50.00. Postage is free. Available on orders placed before 1st August 2012.
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The Boy in the Snow
Unabridged Audiobook
Written By: M. J. McGrath
Narrated By: Kate Reading
Publisher: Blackstone Audiobooks
Date: November 2012
Duration: 11 hours 22 minutes
Edie Kiglatuk's discovery along Alaska's Iditarod Trail leads to a massive, far-reaching conspiracy.
M. J. McGrath's debut novel, White Heat, earned both fans and favorable comparisons to bestselling Scandinavian thrillers such as Smilla's Sense of Snow and the Kurt Wallander series.
In The Boy in the Snow, half-Inuit Edie Kiglatuk finds herself in Alaska with Sergeant Derek Palliser, helping her ex-husband Sammy in his bid to win the famous Iditarod dogsled race. The race takes a grim turn when Edie stumbles upon the body of a baby left out in the forest. The state troopers are keen to pin the death on the Dark Believers-a sinister offshoot of a Russian Orthodox sect-but Edie's instincts tell her otherwise. Her investigations take her into a world of corrupt politics, religious intolerance, greed, and sex trafficking. But just as she begins to get some answers, Edie finds herself confronted by a painful secret from her past.


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Potty Training Tips for Parents
(Family Features) Learning to use the potty is a big deal for little kids – and their parents. While it's definitely a time-consuming process with many ups and downs, it's also a process that can be easier for everyone with a few simple strategies, the right equipment and new, on-the-go tools that help make potty training fun anytime, anywhere.
Is Your Child Ready?
Many children start showing an interest in potty training around age 2, but others aren't ready until they're older – because successful potty training begins when a child is physically and emotionally ready, which doesn't always happen at the same time for everyone. Here are some signs of readiness you can look for:
Ability to stay dry for two or more hours during the day.Interest in the potty chair, toilet or wearing underwear.Communicating with words, body language and facial expressions when they need to go.Complaints about wet or dirty diapers.
What You Need
Before you start potty training, consider having a few of these tools ready to help make the transition as smooth as possible:
Potty chair – Put a potty chair in the bathroom. Look for a model with a removable top that can be placed on top of the toilet seat when your child is ready to start making the transition.A small footstool – Some kids feel a little insecure sitting on the big potty. Placing a stool under their feet can help stabilize them.Training pants – Training pants are a great way to move on from diapers, and help toddlers feel like a big kid before making the jump to underwear.Rewards – In addition to verbal praise for their efforts, consider small rewards such as stickers or stars on a chart. Every five or 10 stickers equals an extra bedtime story or game.
Don't be afraid to try something new. BabyCenter's 2012 American Media Mom Report shows that as many as 65 percent of moms now own a smartphone, and 74 percent of moms let their children use their smartphones. If your toddler enjoys playing with your smartphone, try using it as an educational tool, incentive and reward for potty training success.
Brands such as Pull-Ups now offer a wide variety of mobile tools to ensure you're always ready for potty training success, wherever you go. The new Pull-Ups Big Kid App includes games to reward your child after they have accomplished potty training success. Special identifying markers inside packages of Pull-Ups Training Pants can be scanned with the app to activate an interactive Pull-Ups Big Kid 3 D Celebration, bringing your child's favorite Disney characters to life, and making rewards on the go easy and fun.
Overcoming Obstacles
You'll probably hit a few roadblocks – and encounter stubbornness at its finest – with your toddler after you've started the potty training process. Keep in mind these dos and don'ts in order to get past them:
Don't use punishments or threats.Always use positive reinforcement.Let children learn at their own pace.Stay positive when accidents happen.Take training breaks if needed.Boost fruit and veggie intake to help prevent constipation.
Roadblocks aside, potty training successes are always worth sharing and celebrating. The Pull-Ups® Brand encourages you to share your child's success stories and photos with other parents on the Pull-Ups Facebook page for the chance to win great prizes. Get more details at www.facebook.com/pull-ups.


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Educational Background
- Ph.D. The University of Texas at Austin, 1980
- M.S. Southern Illinois University, 1977
- A.B. Franklin & Marshall College, 1975
- GEOL 106 Environmental Geology
- FOUN xxx Susquehanna Natural History
- FOUN xxx Control of Nature
- GEOL 210 Geomorphology
- GEOL 207 Environmental GeoHazards
- GEOL 310 Applied Environmental Geomorphology
- GEOL 298 - UNIV 298 Stream Restoration
- GEOL 299 - UNIV 299 Watershed Systems Science
- Semester on the Susquehanna
- CAPS xxx Cosmology & Ecology
- ALASKA - SUMMER Field Course
- CAPS xxx Planetary Landscapes
Research Interests
- Appalachian debris fans
- coarse colluvium on Appalachian hillslopes
- Virgina Barrier Islands
- Anza-Borrego Desert, Southern CA
- Northern California floods
- Montandon alluvial aquifer
- jokuhlaups - ice-dam breakout floods in Central PA
- geomorphology of Mars
- floods and paleofloods in Texas
- paleofloods in the lower gorge of the Susquehanna River, PA
- impact of land use on channel morhology and water quality in Buffalo Creek, PA
- evaluation of stream restoration projects in North Carolina and Virginia
Selected Publications
Kochel, R. C., and Trop, J.M., 2008, "Earth analog for high-latitude landforms and recent flows on Mars: Icy debris fans in the Wrangell volcanic field, Alaska". Icarus, v. 196, p. 63-77.
- Bucknell news about this project: "Research by geologists in Alaska leads to Mars"
- Astrobiology Magazine feature: "Spot the Difference: Alaska and Mars"
Ritter,D.F., Kochel, R.C., and Miller, J.R., 2006, Process Geomorphology 4th edition: Long Grove, IL, Waveland Press, 546p.
Kochel, R.C., and Miller, J.R., 1997, editors, Geomorphic Effects of Minor Climate Changes: Geomorphology (special issue), v. 19, p. 171-368.


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You see the following error code when you try to start a game or app on your Xbox One console:
Error 0x803F7000
This may mean that the console was unable to verify the license for the game or app. This occurs when you're not signed in to Xbox Live.
Try the following solutions to resolve this problem.
Solution 1: Check the Xbox Live service status
If you see any alerts here, wait until the service is up and running and try again:
Solution 2: Sign in to Xbox Live using the account that made the purchase
Check that you're signed in to the Xbox Live account that purchased the game or app on the Xbox One console. Additionally, check that you're connected to Xbox Live.
To test your connection, follow these steps:
If the test confirms that you're connected, try launching the title again.
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If the Xbox Live service is down, we may not be able to verify your license for a digitally purchased game or app. You can fix this issue by setting your Xbox One console as your home Xbox. For more info, see How to designate an Xbox One console as your home Xbox.
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Scattered throughout our women's collection, this print was sourced from a scarf found at a Palm Beach consignment shop. Our designer was in the Sunshine State to get some much-needed R & R, treated herself to a little window shopping and the rest is history. Back in New York, our graphics team reengineered the print, paying special attention to the pattern placement and layout.
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The group, the Boys and Girls Club of America (BGCA), is in its 106th year and helps four million children annually by "enabling all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens."
Washington, who has lent his celebrity to the BGCA as a spokesperson for 20 years, is also an alumnus of 'the club,' as he refers to it. He says that he sees some of his own experience with the BGCA when he talks with current club members.
He recalled his time as a member of "the club" when a mentor singled him out and gave him a dose of inspiration. "'You know, with your smarts you can do anything you want to do in life," the mentor said to the young Washington. It was a moment the future Academy Award-winning actor wouldn't forget.
Though not an alumnus, 18-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps's shares Washington's passion for the club.
"Whenever I'm in the club, I'm myself. You'll see a gigantic smile on my face the whole entire time because I'm enjoying it. And these kids are the future of our country."
The swimmer's new initiative with the group, in conjunction with his foundation, is aimed at teaching children water safety and swimming basics as a means to combat childhood obesity and a healthier lifestyle.
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SAN DIEGO — UCLA coach Steve Alford has repeatedly said the Bruins have gone through the season with no drama.
Not really.
The Bruins had all the drama they could handle with Tulsa in their first NCAA Tournament game here. For a while anyway. UCLA kept letting Tulsa hang around and the Golden Hurricane cut the lead to five points with five minutes left, but UCLA pulled away in the final few minutes to win, 76-59.
It sure wasn't that easy, but with so many favored teams falling, a win by any margin is a grand thing.
And Alford will take a win in the NCAA Tournament, especially considering he coached New Mexico to a first-round loss to Harvard last year.
Up next for UCLA is No. 12 seed Stephen F. Austin on Sunday.
UCLA had a 35-30 lead at halftime, and the Bruins sure must've felt like they should've been up by double digits.
"They competed well in the first half," Jordan Adams said of Tulsa. "Both teams battled hard. We're just glad we broke away in the second half."
UCLA needed a killer instinct much earlier, but Norman Powell, playing in front of his hometown crowd, got a steal, saved the ball from going out of bounds, made a shot, drew a foul and converted the three-point play to give UCLA a 63-54 lead with 4:11 left.
That saved the day.
"I thought it was a great energy boost for our team, being able to make that play," Powell said. "Coach emphasized getting out-of-bounds stops. We made a good play and got the and-1 and it lifted our team."
Tulsa had cut the lead to 59-54 with five minutes left and UCLA was missing some easy shots inside. But after that, Tony Parker made a shot inside and UCLA pulled away. Tulsa hadn't faced a double-digit deficit in nearly two months. And UCLA won by 17 points.
Powell got in a few dunks, one late one was complete with a stare-down for playoff measure. There's the playoff beard. And then there's the playoff stare.
The Bruins were good but inconsistent this season and never built much momentum on the road until their impressive run through the Pac-12 Tournament. There were the Anderson and Adams one-game suspensions late in the season.
Adams scored a game-high 21 points. Anderson had just eight points and five turnovers (several of the traveling variety that he hasn't been called for all season) but he also added six assists.
The Bruins allowed Tulsa to stay in the game through 35 minutes on Friday at Viejas Arena in what seemed like a home game for the Bruins. The pro-UCLA crowd was a given because of the 2 1/2-hour drive. Without traffic of course.
There was more traveling in this game than on the way to the game for UCLA. Anderson was called for traveling three times, twice in the first half and once early in the second half.
Anderson responded to his first turnover with a shot on the other end to give UCLA a 28-19 lead in the first half. But not long after, he was called for the turnover on the exact same thing, on a drive to the basket on the right side.
The second one drew raised arms, a chat with an official and his ire as he slapped his teammates' hands in frustration.
Powell, who played at nearby Lincoln High School and learned how to play basketball here, received the loudest ovation in pregame introductions. He learned to dunk in San Diego and is happy to represent a city he doesn't think gets enough credit for the basketball players it has produced.
"Being back home, it's a great feeling," Powell said. "I'm glad I'm back home competing for family and friends. I'm glad we got the win for this team."
Powell never played a high school game here on the campus of San Diego State, as all those CIF championships were at Jenny Craig Pavilion. He helped Lincoln High win a state championship, too.
Everyone in the arena was waiting for that first Powell dunk. He obliged with several.
Powell sank a 3-pointer from the left wing, blew fake smoke from his fake guns and put them in his fake holsters. That was just his first dunk.
He surely was battling nerves as he missed 4 of 5 shots in the first half, but he shook that off nicely with that momentum-shifting play late in the game.
And now, UCLA will try to shake off Stephen F. Austin to get to the Sweet Sixteen.
Stephen F. Austin earned an arena of fans at Viejas with its 77-75 comeback victory over VCU. Desmond Hayman nailed a 3-pointer with five seconds left and was fouled. He made the free throw for the four-point play, sent it to overtime and the Lumbjerjacks won.
Hours before the game, Anderson and Parker were tweeting, and Anderson and Shabazz Muhammad exchanged tweets. Muhammad didn't leave a good mark at UCLA, not the kind that Kevin Love did as a one-and-done player.
But that was another story.
This story had a little drama, some dunks and travels and in the end, a nice bow to giftwrap a 17-point win for UCLA in the NCAA Tournament.
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The researchers say their "namehelp" tool, which you can download here, can speed Web performance by 40% by working in the background on users' computers to optimise their setups and by forging better interaction between public DNS services and content delivery networks. The better DNS-CDN interaction can result in users getting their content from the nearest possible copy.
The new tool is the result of a study involving 10,000-plus hosts across about 100 countries. Northwestern's namehelp is designed to address an issue involving the very behind-the-scenes process of DNS look-ups that help users connect with websites.
The researchers found in their study that while public DNS services offer benefits over private services that are frequently misconfigured and go down more often, they aren't perfect either due in large part to messy interactions with CDNs, which most of the popular websites use.
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The former FLOTUS also explained to Ellen Degeneres how Barack stepped in and saved the day.
Michelle Williams has revealed that the reputed Destiny's Child reunion performance at this year's Super Bowl is not going to happen. As one third of the trio, Williams explained in an interview with WRUG radio that the group will not be reuniting at the Mercedes Super Dome in New Orleans on Feb. 3. The singer was quoted telling the station, "It is rumored. I'm gonna be in the musical Fela! I hate to disappoint the people and tell them that it's not true."
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