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PASADENA, CALIFORNIA - NEW YEARS DAY - 2005

> America clebrates the New Year with the Rose Parade

America's New Years Celebration - 2017

• PASADENA, Calif. --America clebrates the New Year with the 128th Rose Parade, presented by Honda
By Gary Sunkin

Rose Parade® Theme History in the 21st Century

2017 Echoes of Success
2016 Find Your Adventure
2015 Inspiring Stories
2014 Dreams Come True
2013 Oh, the Places You'll Go!™
2012 Just Imagine…
2011 Building Dreams, Friendships & Memories
2010 2010: A Cut Above the Rest
2009 Hats Off to Entertainment

2008 Passport to the World's Celebrations
2007 Our Good Nature
2006 It's Magical
2005 Celebrate Family
2004 Music Music Music
2003 Children's Dreams, Wishes and Imagination
2002 Good Times
2001 Fabric of America
2000 Celebration 2000: Visions of the Future

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• Echos of Success
The 2017 Pasadena Tournament of Roses theme, "Echoes of Success," tells the story of how our character has developed through the selfless contributions of others and celebrates their inspirational gifts. It is a celebration for those people, institutions and organizations that help in the success of others.
•••• Our successes are unique to each of us. Success is not gauged by the final score, not by how much wealth we accumulate and should not be weighed against the accomplishments of others. Success is measured by our own personal satisfaction in knowing that we achieved our utmost by doing our best when facing challenges.
•••• But success cannot be achieved alone. We need the support and influences of others. Family, teachers, friends and coaches contribute to our success. The cheering section at the finish line. The hospital volunteers. The teacher who stays after school to help a struggling student. The parents who drive to all of the soccer games. The little sister who says, "you can do it."
•••• These influences in our lives, these people of selfless commitment, these "Echoes of Success" make us who we are. The 2017 theme celebrates those who have been instrumental in helping each of us and in helping others achieve success. It's about the people and cultures that lend us a hand in reaching our destination.

115- Olympians JANET EVANS, ALLYSON FELIX AND GREG LOUGANIS ride as GrandMarshals in the TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE
JANET EVANS, is a five-time Olympic medalist who has broken seven world records, she is widely considered to be the greatest female distance swimmer in history. ALLYSON FELIX, has won a total of six Olympic Gold Medals and is now the most decorated female track & field Olympian in history. GREG LOUGANIS has won a total of 5 Olympic medals, 5 World Championship titles and 47 national titles &emdash; more than any person in U.S. history. His records remain unbroken.
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<•>The 103rd Rose Bowl Game, "Granddaddy of Them All"

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Penn State and USC Play in the 2017 Rose Bowl Game presented by Northwestern Mutual.
The No. 5 CFP-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions, Champion of the Big Ten Conference, and the No. 9 CFP-ranked USC Trojans, have earned berths to play in the Rose Bowl Game at 1 p.m. PT (4 p.m. ET), Monday, January 2,
PASADENA, Calif.-- Four-hour-and 12 minutes that will go down as one of the most exiting in the history of the Rose Bowll's 103rd games was in its final seconds that brought USC's 52-49 victory over Penn State.
•••• Trojan coaches and players with tears streaming down their faces after sprinting onto the field to celebrate with each other after kicker Matt Boermeester booted a 46-yard field goal with no time remaining to cap a 17-point rally.
•••• Penn State players frozen on the Nittany Lions sideline as they watched in disbelief of a game where they fell behind 13-0, then battled back just like they had earlier this season This time, though, Penn State wasn't the one celebrating as the clock showed 0:00.
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• PASADENA - Here are the winning floats from the 128th annual Rose Parade:

• Bob Hope Trophy for most comical and amusing entry: La Canada- Flintridge Tournament of Roses Association, "Backyard Rocketeer."

• Craftsman Trophy for exceptional achievement in showmanship, floats longer than 55 feet: Netflix,"Soar Beyond Imagination."

• Crown City Innovation Trophy for best use of imagination and innovation to advance the art of floral design: 24-Hour Fitness, "Do More With Your 24."

• Directors' Trophy for outstanding artistic merit in design and floral presentation: "Western Asset Management Company, "Prosperity In the Wild."

 

• Extraordinaire Trophy for most spectacular float: Lucy Pet, "Lucy Pet's Gnarly Crankin' K-9 Wave Maker."

• Fantasy Trophy for most outstanding display of fantasy and imagination: BDK, A Singpoli Affiliate, "The Monkey King: Journey To Success."

• Founders' Trophy for most beautiful float built and decorated by community or organization volunteers: Cal Poly Universities, "A New Leaf."

• Governor's Trophy for best depiction of life in California: Downey Rose Float Association, "The Gold Rush."

• Grand Marshall's Trophy for excellence in creative concept and design: Farmers Insurance, "We Came, We Saw, We Covered."

 

• International Trophy for most beautiful entry from outside the United States and District of Columbia: China Airlines, "Return To the Beauty of Taiwan."

• Isabella Coleman Trophy for best presentation of color and color harmony through floral use: The UPS Store Inc., "Books Bring Us Together."

• Judges' Special Trophy for most spectacular in showmanship and dramatic impact: Union Bank and the American Heart Association, Western States Affiliate, "Keep The Beat Alive."

• Lathrop K. Leishman Trophy for most-beautiful noncommercial float: AIDS Healthcare Foundation, "To Honor And Remember Orlando."

 

• Mayor's Trophy for most outstanding national or international city entry: City of Sierra Madre, "The Cat's Away."

• National Trophy for best depiction of life in the U.S.A., past, present of future: Ragu Pasta Sauce, "Simmered In Tradition."

• Past Presidents Trophy for most creative design and use of both floral and non-floral materials: American Armenian Rose Float Association, "Field Of Dreams!"

• Princess' Trophy for most effective floral use and presentation: The Bachelor, "Echoes Of Love."

• Queen's Trophy for most effective use and display of roses: Miracle- Gro, "Everything's Coming Up Roses."

• Sweepstakes Trophy for most beautiful entry in the parade with outstanding floral presentation and design: Dole Packaged Foods, "Spirit of Hawaii."

• Theme Trophy for excellence in presenting parade theme: Donate Life, "Teammates In Life."

• Tournament Special Trophy for exceptional merit: Trader Joe's, "All Aboard! 50 years Of Serving The Best ..."

• Tournament Volunteers Trophy for best floral design of parade theme in floats 35 feet and under: Torrance Rose Float Association, "Be Your Own Knight."


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Call them "Desperate Moguls," as in desperate to polish their legacies in Hollywood before it's too late.
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Ex-agent Michael Ovitz spent the latter part of 2004 on a Delaware witness stand, attempting to restore a reputation damaged eight years ago while serving as president of Walt Disney Co. Disney Chief Executive Michael Eisner, meanwhile, tried for much of the year to solidify his standing after angry shareholders demanded his exit come sooner than Tomorrowland.
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Nor were they the only ones in Hollywood who found their images in need of a little buffing, given the lowlights of the last 12 months:
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The FCC's proposed $550,000 indecency fine against CBS for Janet Jackson's breast-baring incident at the Super Bowl halftime show works out to $183,333.33 for every second of exposure.
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----- After Avril Lavigne's record label paid a Nashville radio station to play the pop rocker's "Don't Tell Me" as an advertisement, it aired 18 times one Sunday morning, sometimes as frequently as 11 minutes apart, and pushed its way up the Billboard charts.
-----That guy in 'Terminator' was unavailable
----- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger named his "Twins" co-star Danny DeVito to the California Film Commission.
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----- The Writers Guild of America, West, had three presidents in less than three months, including one who resigned after making unsubstantiated claims that he once served as a top-secret military intelligence officer and had played college football under another name.

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January 2, 2005 / WAR ON Gasoline PRICES
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California gasoline prices dropped to their lowest level since February, according to a weekly survey released Monday by the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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The statewide average cost of self-serve regular fell 3.9 cents over seven days to $2.01 a gallon.
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Although an increasing number of stations are offering regular at $1.99 a gallon or lower, the averages for Los Angeles, San Francisco and the state as a whole haven't been below $2 since Feb. 16, government figures showed. The new average is 41.5 cents higher than last year
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Nationwide, the average fell 2.4 cents to $1.791 a gallon, 31.3 cents above year-earlier levels.
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A sell-off in oil-related commodities Monday in New York trading gave way later in the week. On Wednesday, oil prices jumped $1.87 a barrel to $43.64, after car bombs exploded in Saudia Arabia's capital and the U.S. government reported another drop in heating-fuel stockpiles for the winter. On Thursday, a barrel of light crude settled at $43.45. Oil markets were closed Friday.

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This was TVI Magazine and VRA TelePlay Pictures 35th year in covering this annual Pasadena event. The Insert Parade Flashback photo shows Priscilla Cory, Ernest Borgnine and Judge Malcom Mackie standing in front of the award winning Occidental Float. "The float broke down half-way through the parade, because of a flat tire," says Priscilla, leaving us stranded around Hill and Colorado Blvd. The dress I'm wearing is the same dress worn by Hedy Lamarr in the movie, "Comrade X", at least, that's what Western Costums stated. The gown was choosen by Wm Adrisn, the floats executive director."

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