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為減少車輛與野生動物相撞的意外，美國猶他州在一條主要高速公路上建了一座330英尺長的橋，只供野生動物穿越。在過去兩年監視攝像機已拍攝到有不同野生動物使用這橋樑，包括駝鹿、熊、麋鹿、大山貓及郊狼等。這橋的成效卓著，野生動物的適應速度比預期中快，相撞意外亦明顯減少。
in Utah, USA, a 330-foot- long bridge was built just for wildlife two years ago to reduce the number of wildlife and car collisions on one of the major highways. Surveillance cameras have caught different wildlife crossing the bridge including moose, bears, elks, bobcats, coyotes, etc.. The result is encouraging as the animals got used to the bridge quicker than expected, and the number of accidents went down dramatically.
雖然我是貓奴
但真的不想在山路上玩這種遊戲....😔
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美國猶他州26歲男子伯吉斯(Kyle Burgess)近來在當地峽谷旅行時，發現可愛的小美洲獅，正當他想靠近拍照時，凶狠的美洲獅媽媽突然出現並快速朝他奔來，嚇得他立刻拔腿就跑，驚險追殺過程讓他驚呼，是人生中最可怕的6分鐘。ETtoday新聞雲
Allen Iverson was quiet early, then reminded the Portland Trail Blazers why he's an All-Star.
Iverson scored 19 of his 25 points in the second half, including a game-winning fade-away with less than a second left in overtime, and the Denver Nuggets beat the Portland Trail Blazers 105-103 on Monday night.
Denver led by as many as 17 in the first half but surrendered the lead in the third quarter. Iverson said a 35-foot 3-pointer at the third-quarter buzzer, that tied it at 78, was the turning point.
"I hadn't hit anything all game, and then I make the bomb at the end of the third. I've been around long enough to know to keep on playing and fighting and that's what I did."
Iverson's 10-foot jumper gave the Nuggets an 82-81 lead in the fourth quarter against Portland. J.R. Smith added a 3-pointer and Linas Kleiza's dunk extended the lead to six.
It was short-lived, however, and the Blazers went back ahead when Jarrett Jack's layup and free throw made it 90-89.
Portland held on to a narrow lead down the stretch, but the Nuggets kept it close and Iverson's 3-pointer put Denver up 100-99 with 39.4 seconds left.
Portland forward Travis Outlaw was fouled with 2.9 seconds remaining, and made one of two free throws to tie it at 100. Iverson's desperation 3-point attempt missed to send the game into overtime.
Both teams were largely ineffective from the floor in OT until Iverson's shot fell with 0.9 seconds left.
"I was working off a pick, hoping for a layup, but I drove hard left and got a really good look at it and it went down," Iverson said.
After a timeout, Brandon Roy missed a 3-point attempt. Roy finished with 26 points for Portland.
Carmelo Anthony, an All-Star starter along with Iverson, led the Nuggets with 28 points and 15 rebounds. Iverson finished with 25 points.
Anthony was playing in his second game since returning from a sprained left ankle. He had 25 points and 10 rebounds Saturday in Denver's 117-107 victory over Charlotte.
The Blazers were coming off a 94-88 overtime victory over the New York Knicks. Roy had 25 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists in the game for his first career triple-double.
"This was a tough game. But our last few games have been really close. The intensity has been really high," Roy said. "It is tough any time you lose on a buzzer-beater."
The Nuggets were without center Marcus Camby for the second straight game because of a left knee contusion.
"Just because it's an important game doesn't mean we want to get crazy and put him in for a long period of time," Denver coach George Karl said.
Portland drops three games back of Utah in the Western Conference's Northwest Division. The Nuggets are a game back.
Eduardo Najera returned to the lineup for the Nuggets. He missed the game against the Bobcats because of a rib strain.
The Blazers were without James Jones, one of the best 3-point shooters in the league, because of pain in his left knee.
If Allen Iverson could have it all to do over again, he would have done everything the same.
All of it.
Except one thing.
He would have listened to Larry Brown.
Iverson and Brown had an often contentious relationship during their seven years together with the 76ers.
Brown was old-school and buttoned-down. Iverson was hip-hop and defiant.
They accomplished some great things together. But not at first.
On the day Iverson was selected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, the 11-time all-star expressed profound regret at the way he defied Brown, who preceded him in the Hall of Fame by 10 years.
“I don’t regret nothing,” Iverson said at a downtown Houston hotel after getting the Hall of Fame news. “Like nothing in my life. I love being who I am. I love the person that I am. I feel comfortable in my skin.
“But if I could have a wish as an athlete? I wish I would have bought in to what [Brown] was trying to give me all along (instead of) just being defiant. Being a certified ass---- for nothing. When all he wanted was the best for me.
“And I didn’t take constructive criticism the way I should have. You know what I mean?
“To me, in my eyes, he’s the best coach ever. To me. You know what I mean? And I didn’t take what God was giving me the right way. God sent him to me, and I was defiant at that time.”
Iverson played for Johnny Davis as a rookie in 1996-97 and then for Brown for the next six years.
He was an all-star all six years, led the 76ers to the NBA finals in 2001, was MVP in 2001, was All-Star game MVP in 2001 (“Where’s my coach?”) and led the NBA in scoring three of his six years under Brown.
“Once I bought in and caught up to what I was supposed to know, that’s when I became the MVP,” Iverson said. “That’s when it went from just a talented player to the best player on Earth.”
Brown went on to coach the Pistons, Knicks and Bobcats before moving back to the college ranks in 2012 and coaching Southern Methodist, where he remains.
Iverson’s Georgetown coach, John Thompson, was there Monday but Brown wasn’t at Iverson’s press conference, and Iverson hadn’t spoken to him yet.
But he promised he would soon.
“We going to talk,” he said. “Trust me. But I’m going to tell you exactly why I haven’t spoken to him yet. I know I have to speak to him today because it’s official. So I have to speak to him. But the emotional part of me, you know what I mean? Is why I haven’t spoken to him yet.
“Because I know that there won’t be no conversation, there will just be crying. I know it. As soon as I hear his voice. I already know it.”
both of them used Larry Brown and Greg Popovich:
2003:
2003 FIBA Americas Olympic Qualifying Team Roster
NAME POS HGT WGT AGE AFFILIATION/SCHOOL
Ray Allen G 6-5 205 28 Seattle SuperSonics / Connecticut '96
Mike Bibby G 6-1 190 25 Sacramento Kings / Arizona '98
Elton Brand F 6-8 265 24 Los Angeles Clippers / Duke '99
Vince Carter G/F 6-6 225 26 Toronto Raptors / North Carolina '98
Nick Collison F/C 6-9 250 23 Seattle SuperSonics/Kansas '03
Tim Duncan C 6-11 248 27 San Antonio Spurs/ Wake Forest '97
Allen Iverson G 6-0 165 28 Philadelphia 76ers / Georgetown '96
Richard Jefferson F 6-7 222 23 New Jersey Nets / arizona '01
Jason Kidd G 6- 4 212 30 New Jersey Nets / California '94
Kenyon Martin F 6-9 234 25 New Jersey Nets / Cincinnati '00
Tracy McGrady G 6-8 210 24 Orlando magic / Mount zion Christian Academy '97
Jermaine O'Neal F/C 6-11 242 24 Indiana Pacers / Eau Claire H.S. '97
2004 USA Men's Olympic Games Roster
NAME POS HGT WGT AGE AFFILIATION (SCHOOL) HOMETOWN
Carmelo Anthony F 6-8 229 20 Denver Nuggets (Syracuse) Denver, CO
Carlos Boozer F 6-9 258 22 Utah Jazz (Duke) Bratenahl, OH
Tim Duncan C 7-0 248 28 San antonio Spurs (Wake Forest) San Antonio, TX
Allen Iverson G 6-0 165 29 Philadelphia 76ers (Georgetown) Villanova, PA
LeBron James G 6-8 240 19 Cleveland Cavaliers (St. Vincent-St. Mary High School) Cleveland, OH
Richard Jefferson F 6-7 222 24 New Jersey Nets (Arizona) West New York, NJ
Stephon Marbury G 6-2 205 27 New York Knicks (Georgia Tech) Purchase, NY
Shawn Marion F 6-7 215 26 Phoenix Suns (UNLV) Paradise Valley, AZ
Lamar Odom F 6-10 225 24 Los Angeles Lakers (Rhode Island) Miami, FL
Emeka Okafor F 6-10 252 21 Charlotte Bobcats (Connecticut) Houston, TX
Amare Stoudemire F 6-10 245 21 Phoenix Suns (Cypress Creek High School) Phoenix, AZ
Dwyane Wade G 6-4 212 22 Miami Heat (Marquette) Miami, FL
okay TD and Iverson are both on it and you know what they give you. quality minutes and numbers.
the 2003 roster had very good shooters in Ray Allen, Vince Carter, and Mike Bibby. they USA roster also had tremendous ability to break down the zone defense by dribble penetration by Vince Carter, Tmac, and to a lesser extent RJ and Martin.
you also had the unwavering floor general who at the time back in 03 was the consensus #1 PG in the NBA Jason Kidd.
At the time, ELton Brand and Nick Collison were not all stars, but Elton Brand was already playing at a high level and Collison gives you hustle, boards, and blocks.
now look at the 2004 roster:
Stephon Marbury?
Emeka Okafor? unproven college big man wiht a bad back?
Carlos Boozer?
the current tri captains were very talented in their first year and LB may not have used them enough, but you have to understand that these three players have since grown incredibly in the two years since the 04 debacle.
Marion and Stoudemire are the solid wing players on the Suns tema.. which at the time had not began playing with steve nash yet.. but they are so dynamic that they had trouble adjusting to LB's system.
and no shooters? tsk tsk
disregard what the media and ESPN said, the 04 Olympics WAS a B-list roster.
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