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Gary Sunkin reporting on this
year's Pasadena Rose Parade festivities for
tviNews, and the Rose Bowl game, started right
after Christmas.
Hong
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On the
win:
"First let us thank all
the Texas fans and let's congratulate a great USC
team. Second, we want to
thank the Rose Bowl. I'm
proud of these kids, I'm proud of these coaches.
High school football in Texas
is
unbelievable."
QB VINCE
YOUNG
On coming back next
season:
"We've got to work hard
and get ready. We'll be back."
SS MIKE
HUFF
"We knew that USC was a
great team, but in the end we
prevailed."
HEAD COACH PETE
CARROLL
On the
loss:
"We had plenty of chances
to win. It was a fantastic job by Texas. Hats off
to Mack. It's been wonderful
doing what we've been
doing. It's too bad it had to end. We just couldn't
get it done.
"We couldn't stop them
and the quarterback ran all over the
place."
On Vince
Young:
"He is a fantastic
football player."
TB REGGIE
BUSH
On the
loss:
"We tried to do too
much."
QB MATT
LEINART
On the
loss:
"It's tough but we'll
move on. We still think we are a better football
team we just couldn't make the
plays.
"We didn't execute and
that's about it."
TB LENDALE
WHITE
On the
game:
"My team fought
hard.
"I don't like losing.
Everybody can't win all the time. They came out and
played a great game. We can't
take that
away."
DT LAJUAN
RAMSEY
On
Young:
"(Vince Young) is a great
player. I'm not upset."
2006 Rose Bowl
Disney characters were also
there with the Disneyland Band and fans will
welcome the two squads and their coaches when the
teams make their first official Rose Bowl
appearance today at Disneyland where about 75,000
people were able to rub elbows with both teams,
starting with the rides, at 4:30p.m. along with the
press and Disney staff," said
Gary.
With a theme of "It's
Magical" for the 117th Rose Parade in Pasadena,
California, said Gary, what could be more magical
than five beautiful Disney castles from around the
world seeming to float down the parade route on a
pillow of clouds? "The Most Magical Celebration on
Earth," the 2006 Rose Parade float entry from Walt
Disney Parks and Resorts, depicts just such an
enchanting scene &endash; the ongoing celebration
of 50 years of Disney theme park magic around the
world (continuing throughout
2006).
Millions of Rose Parade
viewers worldwide will get to see the Disney float
on Monday, January 2 (the parade is never presented
on a Sunday), highlighted by a floral depiction of
each of the five iconic castles that stand as
symbols of dreams, wishes and magic at Disney parks
in California, Florida, Japan, France and Hong
Kong. Soaring nearly 50 feet high and 150 feet long
(the longest Rose Parade entry this year), the
entry features the U.S. premiere of the newest
Disney song "One," written exclusively for the
recent grand opening of Hong Kong Disneyland.
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Editor's Note
/"The
Rose Parade is a wonderful way
for us to highlight our
ongoing celebration of five decades of Disney theme
park magic," states Jay Rasulo, chairman of Walt
Disney Parks and Resort. "Our parks are magical
experiences that offer creatively unique
entertainment that appeals to families the world
over, transcending geographic and cultural barriers
to simply speak the international language of fun
&endash; that's pretty
magical."
The float is composed of
50,000 roses (including the official Disneyland
Rose), plus flower and plant material indigenous to
the home country of each park. Additional touches
include a pixie dust path created from white
sparkled coconuts, castle walls made from
strawberry powder and clouds of white roses,
irises, carnations and cattleya orchids. The float
will stop once along the parade route and present a
small musical number featuring an energetic array
of Disney characters and
dancers.
The impressive Disney entry
salutes an incredible 50-year legacy of fun but
also represents an equally exciting future
characterized by the creative application of new
technologies and breakthrough innovations at Disney
Parks around the globe. New dreams and magic on the
immediate horizon include soon-to-open Disney
attractions such as "Expedition Everest" in
Disney's Animal Kingdom park at Walt Disney World
Resort, "Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the
Rescue!" at Disney's California Adventure in
California, "Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast" at
Disneyland Paris and a 21st century version of
"Autopia" at Hong Kong
Disneyland
Since 1938 Disney has been a
frequent presence in the world-famous Rose Parade.
The traditional visits of the Rose Bowl teams and
the Rose Queen and her court to Disneyland began in
1960 and continue today. Both Walt Disney and
Mickey Mouse have served as grand marshals of the
parade (in 1966 and 2005 respectively). The 2005
Rose Parade featured the official unveiling of the
celebration saluting 50 years of Disney theme park
magic, featuring a spectacular kick-off show and
parade
entry.
Walt Disney Parks and
Resorts, part of the magic of The Walt Disney
Company, is where the magic lives. Disney Parks and
Resorts operates or licenses 11 Disney theme parks
on three continents, along with 37 resort hotels,
the two luxury ships of the Disney Cruise Line,
seven Disney Vacation Club resorts (with more than
90,000 members) and eight ESPN Zone dining
locations, plus Walt Disney Imagineering
(responsible for the design and creation of all the
Disney attractions, resorts, real estate
developments and
more).
The float entry by Walt
Disney Parks and Resorts in the 2006 Rose parade is
just one aspect of the ongoing "Happiest
Celebration on Earth," an 18-month salute to 50
years of Disney park magic around the globe that
started with the opening of Disney's original park,
Disneyland, in 1955.
Josie
Cory
Publisher/Editor
TVI Magazine
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