A group of kids, led by “Slam the Slammer” made a video throwing up all kind of crazy shots and each one swished perfectly through the net without even touching the rim. MORE: McDonald’s All-American jerseys unveiled | Jimmy Fallon surprises crying piccolo girl | #MarchSadness ​Rolling the ball on the ground? Swish. Throwing the ball off the backboard? Swish. Aimlessly punting the ball? Swish. This is some serious talent you’re about to witness....

The video shared by TikToker Tobias Berger begins at the scene of the crime, with a view of a rectangular bin toppled over, next to pieces of what appeared to be discarded tissues. The camera then moves through the house and toward the back door, where a dog is seen getting up. Then another dog is seen sitting on a deck chair with what appears to be the top cover of the bin around its neck....

How did How I Met Your Father come your way? I was nine months pregnant when I got the phone call. And I was like, are you really calling me about a job? Then I heard what the job was and I was like, I can’t do that. No. I’ve been down the reboot alley before. Then they’re like, you should talk with Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger [HIMYF co-creators]....

There are numerous reasons for this development. In information-based societies like those we now live in, networks are replacing hierarchies and workers are becoming less deferential to their supervisors. “Shared” and “distributed” organizational models, which place the chief executive at the center of a circle—not on top a hierarchy—are becoming much more common and powerful. The CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt, has said that he now has to “coddle” his employees, and even the U....

But the truth is my decision to attend law school was by no means assured. I felt pulled in a million different directions. My graduating class at Wellesley was the class of 1969, a time of great change and anguish for America. My time as an undergraduate coincided with years of cultural tumult, controversy, and tragedy, including the escalation of the Vietnam War, the withdrawal of President Johnson from the presidential race and the assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr....

To beat Barack Obama among pledged delegates, Clinton now needs even bigger margins in the 12 remaining primaries than she needed when I ran the numbers on Monday–an average of 23 points, which is more than double what she received in Ohio. Superdelegates won’t help Clinton if she cannot erase Obama’s lead among pledged delegates, which now stands at roughly 134. Caucus results from Texas aren’t complete, but Clinton will probably net about 10 delegates out of March 4....

Like a lot of lucky viewers, you’ve just stumbled on cable’s hottest cult hit. It’s “Mystery Science Theater 3000” (MST3K to initiates), airing Friday and Saturday nights on the two-year-old Comedy Central channel. The premise is a hoot. As part of a fiendish experiment, mad scientists subject a bumbling lab janitor (played by comedian Joel Hodgson) and his two robot pals to an endless screening of the world’s lousiest movies: “The Slime People,” “Godzilla vs....

When your hips hurt during the night, you may find it more difficult to sleep. You may twist and turn in your sleep to try to find a more comfortable position. If you experience more pain in your left hip or right hip, it may be difficult to fall asleep on your side. If your hip pain keeps you awake at night, the first step to a better night’s sleep is consulting with a healthcare provider to pinpoint the cause of your discomfort....

On the line will be the undisputed middleweight titles. The fight headlines an all-women’s card. The co-feature will be Mikaela Mayer vs. Alycia Baumgardner for the WBO, IBF, The Ring, WBC, and IBO junior-lightweight titles. Hyun Mi Choi, who has not fought since 2020, will still be holding onto her WBA title. Seven world titles and two Ring titles will be on the line. The bouts will be shown on ESPN+ and Sky Sports....

Espresso is made under pressure, and machines are rated by how many “bars” (think barometric pressure) they have. Melissa Niosi, coffee education manager for Saeco USA, a maker of quality coffee machines, says it takes only nine bars to make a great cup of espresso. Yet all top-shelf machines offer between 15 and 19 bars. The perfect espresso has a good dose of “crema” on top, that frothy, foamy brown skin—really an emulsification of the oils in coffee beans—that gives texture to your drink....

Romero, playing for Aguilas, was retaliating for Caribes pitcher Angel Nesbitt throwing behind and hitting him on a 3-0 count with Caribes leading 13-1 in the eighth inning. He took two hacks at Gabriel Lino, who responded by throwing his mitt at Romero’s head. The benches and bullpens quickly rushed to the area around home plate. Another player eventually threw Lino’s mask toward Romero. Twins catcher/infielder Willians Astudillo, playing first base for Caribes, rushed in and attempted a martial arts kick....

Hives usually feel very itchy and burning or cause a tingling sensation—and these symptoms often make people miserable. The swelling that sometimes accompanies hives—called angioedema—can lead to swelling of the face, hands, and feet and is often painful. In my allergy clinic, I see people every day who suffer from hives. Some people have had symptoms for a few days whereas others have had symptoms for decades—yet, each and every one of them is extremely bothered by them....

HLA typing looks at certain factors related to the immune system. The test can help figure out if a person can safely donate bone marrow, cord blood, or an organ to someone who needs a transplant. This article will explain how HLA typing works. You will also learn about the HLA system and what it can tell you about your immune system. Purpose of HLA Typing The most common reason that HLA typing is used is to find out which people will be able to provide the safest tissue transplants (solid organ or hematopoietic stem cell transplantation)....

HMOs can be more affordable than other types of health insurance, but they limit your choices of where to go and who to see. An HMO plan requires that you stick to its network of healthcare professionals, hospitals, and labs for tests; otherwise, the services aren’t covered. Exceptions are made for emergencies. You also need to have a primary care provider, which is the healthcare professional you’d see for checkups and most general care....

His pacemaker’s batteries, that is. The 41-year-old underwent a scheduled procedure to replace the batteries in his pacemaker for the first time since doctors installed the device in 2005. “It’s not a big surgery,” Hoiberg said. “It’s very routine for people with pacemakers.” Hoiberg felt under the weather in recent days, complaining of light-headedness, so he heeded his wife’s advice to get checked out. “I’m so hypersensitive that I can feel every heartbeat,” he explained....

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Thierry Fremaux understood that. The new artistic director of the festival flew out to Los Angeles twice last winter to meet “with the majors,” as he puts it, and “smooth out the difficulties” that have long plagued the Hollywood-Cannes relationship. Thanks to his charm and determination, the $50 million “Moulin Rouge” will indeed open the world’s most famous film festival this week. But Fremaux, 40, didn’t stop there. He also snagged another potential studio blockbuster: DreamWorks’ “Shrek,” a fractured fairy tale–and the first animated movie in Cannes competition since Disney’s “Peter Pan” back in 1953....

PLAYERS Conventional Wisdom Fox + Cheer up, Rupert. You bagged $150 mil on “Home Alone.” Collateral, anyone? Universal Sushi in the commissary? New owners aren’t bashful about interference. Disney Big box office undercut by tough corporate culture, dubbed “Mouschwitz.” Paramount Murphy and Buchwald troubles. But the whole world saw “Ghost.” MGM-Pathe - Ex-waiter muscles into town from Sicily. But where’d Parretti get the cash? Warner Bros. - Passed on “Home Alone” in favor of “Bonfire....