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台灣太厲害啦～～～多麽值得紀念的一天！
🏅️Taiwan Number 1 🏅️
非常開心，無敵開心，超級開心，笑得合不攏嘴！！！
讓米老師教大家幾個字，我們一起用喜悅狂歡的心學起來
❤️🔥 ❤️🔥 ❤️🔥 #秀出你們的熱情 ❤️🔥 ❤️🔥 ❤️🔥
#選一句你們喜歡的那一句留言
學起來，明天小戴比賽拿出來用！
(as) happy as a clam
開心得像蛤蜊一樣(漲潮了不會被挖到很開心)
(as) happy as a pig in mud
開心得像豬在泥巴裡(豬豬喜歡滾泥巴)
(as)happy as a lark
開心得像雲雀一樣(雲雀開心的唱歌飛翔)
(as) happy as Larry
開心得像Larry一樣(據說這位Larry是拳擊從未輸過的高手，在他最後一戰贏得1000英鎊，想當然耳他超級開心)
grin/smile from ear to ear
笑得合不攏嘴(嘴巴笑到都裂到耳朵了)
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Jan 9, 2021 Playlist
Part 1 – Happy 2021!
1. Hello, Mr New Year – The Coolbreezers (1:57)
VO1.1 (3:07)
2. Bringing in a Brand New Year – BB King (2:42)
VO1.2 (1:35)
3. Happy New Year – Lightnin’ Hopkins (3:14)
VO1.3 (1:19)
4. Let’s Start the New Year Right – Bing Crosby (2:34)
5. Butterfly – Barry Gibb ft. Gillian Welch, David Rawlings (3:44)
VO1.4 (4:48)
6. Indian Summer – Roy Orbison, Barry Gibb & The Gatlin Brothers (3:45)
VO1.5 (4:01)
7. Islands in the Stream – Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers (4:12)
VO1.6 (3:28) + VO1.6.2 (1:47)
8. 你回來吧 - 譚炳文/李香琴 (2:42)
VO1.7 (1:28)
9. 三千年前 - 關淑怡 ft. 李香琴 (3:46)
Total Time: 50 mins 24 secs
Part 2 – Rock ft. Jazz
1. So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star – The Byrds ft. Hugh Masekela (2:08)
VO2.1 (5:47)
2. Poetry Man – Phoebe Snow ft. Zoot Sims (4:39)
VO2.2 (2:03)
3. Still Crazy After All These Years – Paul Simon ft. Mike Brecker/Bob James (3:27)
VO2.3 (3:10)
4. Coyote – Joni Mitchell ft. Jaco Pastorius/Larry Carlton (5:01)
VO2.4 (3:53)
5. As – Stevie Wonder ft. Herbie Hancock (7:08)
6. Just the Way You Are – Billy Joel ft. Phil Woods (4:51)
VO2.5 (4:47)
7. Waiting on a Friend – The Rolling Stones ft. Sonny Rollins (4:34)
VO2.6 (0:47)
8. Shipbuilding – Elvis Costello ft. Chet Baker (4:49)
Total Time: 57 mins 4 secs
วันนี้พักผ่อนกันให้เต็มที่ พร้อมกลับไปเต็มที่กับงานวันพรุ่งนี้นะคะ โดยเฉพาะชาวราศีมีน งานหนักเราไม่กลัว ทำงานให้มีความสุข ขยันทุ่มเทแล้วคุณจะประสบความสำเร็จดังตั้งใจค่ะ เป็นกำลังใจให้ทุกราศีนะคะ
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ราศีมีน
(วันที่ 8-30 มิ.ย. 2563) ดาวศุกร์(๖) เจ้าเรือนสหัชชะ โคจรเป็นเกษตราธิบดีและได้ตำแหน่งปทุมเกณฑ์ ประกอบกับตลอดทั้งเดือน ดาวพฤหัสบดี(๕) เจ้าเรือนตนุ/กัมมะ และดาวเสาร์(๗) โคจรอยู่ในเรือนลาภะ
: การงานมีเกณฑ์การขยับขยายอย่างเห็นได้ชัด ส่งผลให้เกิดการเปลี่ยนแปลงเป็นไปในทิศทางที่ดี แถมยังเป็นที่รู้จักในสังคม แต่อาจต้องใช้ความระเอียดรอบคอบและความรับผิดชอบสูงอยู่สักหน่อย แล้วท้ายที่สุดจะสำเร็จได้อย่างแน่นอน
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ใครมีคำถาม ต้องการคำตอบ สับสนในชีวิต หรือแค่อยากระบายให้ใครสักคนได้ฟังและให้คำแนะนำที่เหมาะกับดวงชะตา ติดต่อเรานะคะ ทีมโหราศิษย์ฟันธง โครงการของเราสิ้นสุดภายในเดือน ก.ค. นี้ค่ะ
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Today, take a rest. Ready to go back to work tomorrow. Especially the people of Pisces. Hard work. We don't fear to work. Be happy and dedicated. You will be successful as you wish. I'm rooting for all the zodiacs
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Pisces
(8-30th June. Nov. 2563) Venus (6) The owner of the Hatchak orbit as an agricultural officer and has the position of Pathum, compliant for the whole month. Jupiter (5) The owner of the Nut / 5) Mumma and Saturn (7) orbiting in a Larry House.
: Jobs have a distinctive threshold, resulting in a good direction, socially recognizable, but may require a bit of high prudence and responsibility. Eventually, it will surely succeed.
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PHILADELPHIA — Allen Iverson scored 42 points against the Clippers in a 108-93 Philadelphia victory Friday night, but the 76er guard had to work for everything he got.
Iverson was impressed with the young Clippers’ fight.
“They are so young, they just got into the league,” Iverson said about the Clippers, who have eight players on their roster with three or less years in the NBA.
“They might be looking at how I’m just being myself and not trying to copy anyone else’s image. I’m my own man, my own person. Maybe that is the way they want to be in their life, instead of coming into the league and letting the media and people around them give them some type of identity, when they already know what type of person they are.”
Jeff McInnis, who along with Keyon Dooling had the difficult job of trying to defend Iverson, said he can see a difference in the 76er all-star.
“I think we could have done a better job on [Iverson] but the refs kind of took me out early when I picked up two quick fouls,” McInnis said. “But he’s the MVP. I think the all-star game [in which Iverson won MVP honors] gave him a lot of confidence.”
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Philadelphia Coach Larry Brown gained his 1,000th professional victory Friday and it came against his former assistant coach at Kansas, Clipper Coach Alvin Gentry.
“I’m happy for Larry, but I wished it didn’t happen against us,” Gentry said. “I think he’s the best coach in the NBA.”
Brown, who has a 1,000-707 record in 22 seasons (four in the ABA and 18 in the NBA), understood the importance of his milestone.
“Not too many people get to be in the league, let alone get to be around as long as I have and have this opportunity,” said Brown, a former Clipper coach. “I said a long time ago that I’m doing exactly what I want to do. I’m pretty fortunate
The road to the NBA Finals in the Eastern Conference goes through First Union Center.
With Allen Iverson firing away from the outside and scoring 37 points and Dikembe Mutombo patrolling the paint with 18 rebounds and seven blocked shots, the Philadelphia 76ers posted a 108-95 victory over Boston, severely damaging the Celtics' playoff hopes.
The 76ers (54-23) clinched first place in the Eastern Conference for the first time since 1982-83, when they won their last NBA title with Moses Malone and Julius Erving.
"The last team that won the East was so long ago," Iverson said. "The players were so much different, the game was so much different. It was more physical then. It's physical now, but it was a lot more physical then because you could do a lot more things with your hands. It's sweeter right now because I'm part of it. I'm happy for my teammates, my coaches and the fans of Philadelphia."
The San Antonio Spurs own the top record in the NBA at 55-22, one game ahead of Philadelphia.
"I'm thrilled that we won the conference and the division, that's an accomplishment," said Sixers coach Larry Brown. "I don't think we could be any prouder of our team. We won the first two series the last two years without the homecourt, so I don't think we could take anything for granted. We just have to keep trying to play better and try to improve."
The loss dropped Boston (35-43) 2 1/2 games behind Indiana (36-40) for the eighth spot. The Pacers rolled to a 100-78 rout of the Washington Wizards on Monday.
The Celtics again proved to be no match against a team they would face in the first round. Boston has lost six straight meetings with Philadelphia, including all four this season.
The Sixers scored the first eight points of the game, built a 14-point advantage at halftime, led by as many as 19 after three quarters and outrebounded the Celtics, 52-30.
"They killed us on the boards," said Celtics coach Jim O'Brien. "We had nobody to contend with Mutombo tonight. We were actually just trying to tip it away from him instead of just grabbing it. That just didn't work out."
Once again, it was Antoine Walker, Paul Pierce and little else for the Celtics, who lost for the fifth time in seven games. Walker scored 26 points and Pierce finished with 23.
Iverson returned after sitting out two straight games with tailbone and hip ailments and hit 13-of-33 shots from the field and 10-of-12 from the free throw line.
"It is tough to really stop a guy like him, you just try to slow him down," Pierce said. "We didn't do much of that either. They just killed us on the boards and got to every loose ball."
Iverson cranked up 16 shots in the first quarter alone and scored 14 points as the Sixers held a 28-24 lead.
George Lynch and Aaron McKie combined for 15 in the second quarter when the Sixers outscored the Celtics, 30-20. Iverson had just four points in the quarter.
Six different players contributed as the Sixers closed the half with a 15-6 run to increase their lead to 58-44.
Jumaine Jones ignited the spurt with a 16-foot jumper, Iverson converted a pair of free throws and Lynch hit a short jumper. Mutombo, who finished with 12 points, followed with a driving hook, Eric Snow hit a 15-footer, McKie connected on a 3-pointer and Lynch capped the run with a layup.
The Celtics opened the second half with a 10-3 spurt as Walker connected on a pair of 3-pointers, pulling them within 71-64.
But Philadelphia closed the quarter with a 16-6 run, opening an 86-67 lead. Iverson highlighted the spurt with three jumpers and a free throw.
Boston pulled no closer than nine in the fourth quarter. But after Walker connected on a 3-pointer to cut Philadelphia's lead to 98-89 with 2:45 left, Snow and Tyrone Hill hit short jumpers to seal the win.
Hill finished with 16 points and McKie added 13.
"It just goes to show you that good things can happen when you work hard and everyone's playing together," Hill said. "With everything we've been through, the adversity, injuries and stuff like that, you can't ask for much more."
Since the Detroit Pistons don't have a spectacular scorer, they get the ball to the man of the moment.
In Game 2 against Philadelphia, that player was Tayshaun Prince -- again.
Prince, the seldom-used rookie who has thrived in the playoffs, scored seven straight points at the end of regulation and the start of overtime as Detroit defeated the 76ers 104-97 Thursday night to take a 2-0 lead in their second-round series.
"Of course I was surprised,'' Prince said. "But this is a team that doesn't have a top star on it. Whenever a guy gets going, the coaches and the guy on the bench say, 'Let's get this guy the ball.' It's just a matter of who has the good feeling in the game, and in the overtime and just before overtime, that guy was me.''
Allen Iverson scored 31 points, but with a 92-90 lead and 15.1 seconds left in regulation he missed two free throws to give the Pistons a chance at an improbable win.
"I take the blame for this one,'' Iverson said. "If I made one or two free throws, we're going home happy. Put this one on me.''
Detroit's Chauncey Billups missed the game with a sprained ankle after scoring 101 points in three games. He was replaced by Chucky Atkins, who had scored just 23 points in eight playoff games. Atkins matched that total while playing 44 minutes.
Prince, who scored 20 points in Game 7 against Orlando in the first round, made a difficult spinning 4-footer with 4.3 seconds left to force overtime. He scored the first five points in the extra session on a layup and a 3-pointer just before the shot clock expired.
Atkins made a 3-pointer with 2:07 left to give Detroit, which set an NBA record by going 8-0 in overtime, a 100-93 lead.
Iverson said he was not surprised to see Prince and Atkins play so well.
"They don't just grab guys off the street and put them on NBA rosters,'' he said.
The series now moves to Philadelphia for Games 3 and 4 Saturday and Sunday.
It's safe to say Prince will not be spending as much time on the bench as he did during most of the regular season and the start of the playoffs.
The native of Compton, Calif., appeared in just 42 games after being the 23rd pick in the draft out of Kentucky. He averaged 3.3 points in 10 minutes a game.
Prince didn't play in the opening game of the playoffs against Orlando, scored two points in Games 2-3 and despite slowing down Tracy McGrady, didn't play in Game 4.
After Detroit coach Rick Carlisle was criticized for keeping Prince on the bench, he scored 15 points in Game 5 and 20 points in Game 7 as the Pistons became the seventh team in NBA history to win a series after trailing 3-1.
Prince played a career-high 39 minutes Thursday night.
"When you don't play much, there's a hungriness inside of you,'' Prince said. "You want to bring something to the team.
"At first, it was just defense against Orlando. But now I've been able to help on the other end.''
Richard Hamilton scored 23 points, Cliff Robinson scored 14 of his 16 points in the first quarter, Jon Barry had 11 and Ben Wallace had 15 rebounds, seven points and two blocked shots.
Iverson wasn't a one-man team, either.
Kenny Thomas scored 15 points and grabbed a playoff-high 19 rebounds. Eric Snow, playing on an injured right foot, scored 14 points. Derrick Coleman and Aaron McKie each scored 12.
The Sixers came back from a 14-point deficit midway through the second quarter, and Iverson made two free throws with 1:40 left to give Philadelphia its first lead since the end of the third quarter. Snow's jumper on their next possession put Philadelphia ahead 92-89.
Hamilton made one of two free throws -- continuing Detroit's poor night at the line as the Pistons missed 14 of 35 attempts. But Iverson gave Detroit a chance, with each of his attempts hitting the rim and bouncing out.
The Pistons had no timeouts left, and the ball eventually got to Prince on the right wing. He backed in against McKie, avoided Snow's swipe at the ball and twisted his body around before releasing a soft floater that was all net as the crowd went crazy.
Snow airballed a long 3-pointer at the end of regulation as Philadelphia could not get the ball into Iverson's hands.
"I was yelling for Allen to shoot more,'' Philadelphia coach Larry Brown said.
Before Billups was signed as a free agent last summer, Atkins started 137 games over two seasons and averaged at least 12 points. Atkins averaged 11.3 points in 10 playoff games last season.
Atkins ran Detroit's offensive effectively in the first quarter, leading it to a 30-25 lead, and made several key baskets, including shots in the final seconds of the first and third quarters.
Game notes
Robinson missed six shots after going 6-of-7 in the first quarter. ... Detroit missed eight of 10 foul shots in the first half. ... Atkins scored 22 points for his previous playoff-high in Game 5 of the second round last year against Boston.
