青潭瀑布不僅僅是一個理想的游泳場所。 它也有兩個滑水道。 伸直手臂，交叉在胸前。 那是正確的滑水姿勢。 第一次看到我的手臂在晃動，導致肘部疼痛擦傷。 第二次修正後做得更好了。不痛
滑水帶頭盔，救生衣，安全又不痛唷！滑水跳水前每次請記得檢查水深跟水域裡有無障礙物。
Yuntan isn’t just a fantastic place to swim. It’s also got two waterslides. Arms in, cross them on your chest. That’s the proper waterslide posture. The first time you can see my arms are flailing around, resulting in a painful abrasion on my elbow. The 2nd time was much better. No pain.
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青潭瀑布
嘉義縣番路鄉
Qingtan Waterfall
Chiayi County, Fanlu Township
GPS:
瀑布：23.36156, 120.61617
停車：23.3631, 120.61759
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🖥ZOOM IS a blessing and a curse. The ubiquitous virtual meeting place keeps us close to important people in our lives but never lets us truly escape the office. And it’s quickly forced us to develop new etiquette.
ZOOM這東西好壞參半，無所不在的線上會議讓我們與重要的人保持緊密聯繫，但卻從未讓我們真正逃離辦公室，並迫使我們迅速發展新的社交禮儀。

-ubiquitous: 隨處可見的
-escape: 逃脫
-etiquette: 禮節

🎙First, always know where your camera is pointed. This lets you conceal your new double chin and helps everyone forget you swore off wearing pants in March. Next, master muting. If you see people tearfully flailing on screen, assume they’re trying to get you to unmute. Conversely, if you’re bad-mouthing your boss with the mic on, your resume may need updating.
首先，一定要知道你的鏡頭面向哪邊，這有助於隱藏你的新雙下巴以及讓大家忘記你在三月時曾發誓要穿上褲子。接著是全靜音，如果你看到人們在螢幕上手揮來揮去的，就先假設他們要你解除靜音，相反地，假如你開著麥克風說你老闆壞話，那你就可以先去更新履歷了。

-conceal: 掩蓋
-double chin: 雙下巴
-swear off: 發誓
-flail: (尤指手或腳）胡亂擺動
-bad mouthing: 講某人壞話

☕️Also, no eating. It’s hard to pay attention to last month’s sales figures while watching someone chow down. That said, a well-timed sip of coffee can perfectly punctuate your point.
然後，不要吃東西。當看著別人大快朵頤時實在很難專注在上個月的銷售數字上，但一杯適時的咖啡卻可以完美地強調你的觀點。

-chow down: 大口吃（非正式場合）
-well-timed: 時機剛好的
-punctuate: 加上標點，此有加強的意思

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ALLEN IVERSON played with a chip on his shoulder the size of Gibraltar. It was his fuel.

Sometimes that fuel flooded the engine, but Iverson never backed off a challenge. Maybe it was because of his childhood growing up in Hampton, Va., where he was the man of the house at a too-young age. Maybe it was seeing people from the neighborhood getting killed or going to prison. Maybe it was being imprisoned - wrongly, he believed - and missing out on his senior year of basketball. Or maybe because he was usually the smallest player on the court, feeling he had to prove himself every minute, showing everyone that size doesn't matter.

Whatever the reason, whether we agree with the method, the personality or the background, it all made Allen Iverson one of the fiercest competitors ever to play the game.

On March 12, 1997, as his rookie season was reaching the finish line, Iverson and the Sixers were facing the NBA champion Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan.

Iverson lit up the Bulls, tying a then-career high with 37 points, although the Sixers, despite a solid showing, bowed to the Bulls, 108-104.

But what defined this game was one move, Iverson's signature, the crossover.

Ever since his high school days, Iverson talked about the mastery of the move on the master, Michael Jeffrey Jordan.

"I used to always tell my friends that when I get on that stage, I'm going to try my move on the best," Iverson said.

Late in the game, Jordan found himself guarding the cocky rookie out of Georgetown and wasn't about to back down. And Iverson, like the young shooter taking on the old gunslinger, wasn't about to back down from a challenge.

"A lot of guys, when you see guys that you kinda looked up to, they kinda shy away from the challenge," Iverson said. "And I just took it on."

Iveron's hair was short and his collection of tattoos small, reminding us how young he was on this night.

He rocked Jordan once with a small crossover and then dropped the big one, moving to his right and swishing a 20-foot jumper just ahead of the flailing Jordan. The crowd at the CoreStates Center, anticipating what was about to occur, rose and erupted in joy. Our guy went one-on-one with the greatest player ever and our guy won, they were thinking. At that moment, Philly fell in love with Allen Iverson. He was ours. He was our David to the NBA's Goliath. We had a star, too.

"I don't think I planned it," said Iverson, who had faced the Bulls twice before, but the situation to try the move never materialized.

"I'll never forget coming off a screen and him switching and [coach] Phil Jackson hollering his name, telling him to switch out on me," Iverson recalled. "And I gave him the first little one, and I see that he's biting on it. And I hit him with the second one and made the shot."

Without making the shot, the move becomes an afterthought.

"I was going to put my move to the test, to see if it was real," Iverson said. "It had to be real if it worked on the greatest player to ever play the game. That made me feel good."

Watch the video carefully next time and you'll see what made Jordan such a great player.

"The craziest thing about it is, I hit him with my best move, and he still almost blocked it," Iverson said, laughing at the moment. "That's what was so crazy about it. That just let's you know how great a defensive player he was."

Two great players showing their stuff. Where have those days gone around here?

Kyle Korver stunned almost everyone with perhaps the most thrilling 3-pointer of his career.

Korver was mobbed by his wildly celebrating teammates. Boston players sat dazed on the bench. A third overtime was on deck.

Allen Iverson simply pumped his fist, his face expressionless as if he expected it.

"Kyle hit that big shot and I was thinking, 'If he hit that shot, we've got to win it," he said.

After Korver sent the game into a third overtime, Chris Webber delivered a clutch steal and secured the Philadelphia 76ers' 125-124 victory over the Celtics on Friday night.

"It was an amazing game," Sixers coach Maurice Cheeks said.

Was it ever.

Webber had 31 points and 13 rebounds, Iverson scored 33 points with 10 assists, and Samuel Dalembert had 20 points and 11 rebounds in the Sixers' longest game since a triple OT victory over Miami on Nov. 20, 1992.

Korver added 12 points -- including his biggest 3-pointer of the season -- as the Sixers avoided dropping two games under .500 for the first time since Dec. 9.

With the Sixers ahead 125-124 and only seconds left in the third overtime, Mark Blount grabbed a defensive rebound and looked down the court for an open man, only to have Webber reach around and strip the ball.

"I was very cognizant of the fact, don't touch him," Webber said. "I saw him hold it out there. He was looking at the ref. A lot of times they'll hold the ball close to their chest and he didn't do that today."

Iverson missed two free throws -- the second intentionally -- with 2 seconds left. Delonte West's heave was off the mark, ending the drama in the 395th game between the longtime, fierce rivals.

"That was a game-saving steal," Cheeks said.

Ricky Davis scored 33 points, Blount had 27 and Paul Pierce 18 for the Celtics.

"It's tough, but it's fun," Pierce said. "It's draining, but I'm glad I had a chance to be a part of it."

Korver prolonged the drama when he buried a game-tying 3-pointer over a flailing West to end the second overtime tied at 121-all.

"I pulled up, and gave about all I had," Korver said. "It was on line, luckily."

While Iverson calmly pumped his fist, Brian Scalabrine mouthed "What are you going to do?" as the rest of the Celtics headed for the bench stunned.

Boston scored the first three points of the third overtime on a free throw and then a basket from Blount.

Over? No way.

Andre Iguodala added a driving layup and Webber gave the Sixers a 125-124 lead on two free throws. Each team only made one basket in the third overtime, fatigue perhaps finally playing a factor.

"You had guys that were exhausted out there," Cheeks said.

Davis played 57 minutes and Pierce 51 for Boston. Iverson checked in at 54 minutes, Andre Iguodala at 52 and Webber 50. The Celtics went 44-for-100 from the floor; the 76ers 41-for-99.

Each team had a chance to put away the game in the earlier overtimes.

Webber powered his way down the baseline for a layup and a 118-117 lead with 21 seconds left in the second overtime. Pierce lobbed a pass from the top of the 3-point arc to a streaking, wide-open Blount for an uncontested dunk that gave Boston a 119-118 lead with 17 seconds left in the second OT.

The Celtics appeared to have this game won until Korver did what he does best -- hit a clutch 3-pointer.

"I'd like to see the tape on that," West said. "I thought I was there. I forced him to take a tough one. That's what good shooters do."

Webber scored the first four points of the first overtime, and Davis scored six to finish the quarter tied at 109.

Oddly, the Sixers chose to play a clip from "Cheers," Boston's favorite bar, to get what was left of the sold-out crowd pumped for the second overtime.

Both Davis and Webber picked up offensively where they left off in the first OT, with Davis' three-point play matched by Webber's 3-pointer from the top of the arc.

Pierce lobbed a pass from the top of the 3-point arc to a streaking, wide-open Blount for an uncontested dunk that gave Boston a 119-118 lead with 17 seconds left in the second OT.

West -- the former Saint Joseph's star who received a warm ovation during pregame introductions -- heard nothing but boos when his 14-footer over Iverson from the right side tied the score 101-all with 51 seconds left.

Iverson missed the final shot of regulation as time expired.