2009年4月29日星期三

2009年4月28日星期二

GIGGS 11

竟然係佢第一次攞 PFA!
我諗情感因素大過一切~

今年贏埋英超
佢手上英超獎牌數目就剛好同佢個Number一樣

2009年4月27日星期一

2009年4月26日星期日

Beckham v Murray Malaria No More at Wembley Stadium

Two of the UK’s top sporting heroes England international footballer, David Beckham, and Britain’s top tennis player, Andy Murray, took centre stage at Wembley Stadium, to mark the launch of Malaria No More UK – a not-for-profit organisation, committed to ending suffering and death caused by malaria, a preventable disease.

The event took place on the same day as their meeting with Prime Minister Gordon Brown at No. 10 Downing Street. Malaria threatens half of the world’s population and those most vulnerable are pregnant women and children. In Africa, malaria kills one child every 30 seconds; it kills more children under five than any other single disease.

Beckham and Murray are members of the Malaria No More UK Leadership Council and played against one another at the world famous Wembley Stadium for a-once-in-a-lifetime sporting moment1. They played football tennis, normal tennis, and ‘keepie uppies’ with footballs and tennis balls over the world’s longest tennis net spanning 68 metres, produced out of blue mosquito net fabric. They moved onto football and took turns to take free kicks into the first ever blue mosquito goal net. While Andy passed on a few tennis tips to David, David let Andy into a few secrets on how to take the perfect free kick. The games symbolised the urgent need for bed nets for those who die from malaria.

David Beckham said: “By creating awareness we can really make a difference. Days like today are so important. It’s a real honour and a privilege for both Andy and me to get behind Malaria No More. When I went over to Sierra Leone as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, I saw the devastation that many diseases cause, but malaria is the biggest single killer for children under five. The statistics are really frightening.”

Andy Murray says: “It’s great that we’re here to help with the campaign and make a difference. Malaria is preventable. The suffering and deaths it causes are so unnecessary especially because it is so cheap to make a difference – just £5 to protect a family for up to five years.”

Sarah Kline, Executive Director, Malaria No More UK says: “We are thrilled that David and Andy have so generously given up their time to raise awareness about malaria. They are two of the world’s biggest names in sport and it is fantastic that they want to help us end suffering and deaths from malaria.”

Together these two sporting heroes are campaigning to raise awareness about malaria, starting with the simple message that for just £5 a bed net can be bought, transported and delivered to a family in Africa, so protecting a mother and child or brother and sister against malaria for up to five years. The ultimate goal: to ensure all those at risk of malaria in Africa have access to a bed net by the end of 2010.

Find out more about the work Malara No More UK is doing by visiting their website www.malarianomore.org.uk

2009年4月21日星期二

Diana + Instant

2009年4月20日星期一

成龍, 香港並不適合你!

成龍：台港太自由變得很亂

國際影星成龍在海南博鰲亞洲論壇上表示，台灣和香港都太自由了，所以變得很混亂。

博鰲亞洲論壇今天開幕，邀請成龍出席，當他面對外國傳媒問及有關文化自由時，成龍表示，現在自己對於到底自由好，還是不自由好感到很矛盾，因為太自由了，就會像台灣和香港一樣，變得很混亂。所以他慢慢覺得，「中國人還是需要被管的。」

話才說完沒多久，深怕發言被作文章的成龍，趕緊把話題扯到大陸創意上去，只是說得太開心，又忍不住表示，自己如果要買電視機，一定會買日本製的，「因為中國製的電視機會爆炸！」評完電視機，大哥又開口評去年的三聚氰胺事件，成龍生氣地說，一些偷雞摸狗的人，把不該加的東西添加到奶粉內，越說越憤怒，大哥最後氣得不願再多說什麼。

後來成龍被記者追問，才急著表示，他口中的台灣很亂，是指台灣的政治環境很亂，記者再次追問，是指前總統陳水扁的案子嗎？成龍說「對！」成龍又說，現在台灣的政治已經有好一些了。