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【#評論】《#靚太軍樂團》是關於合唱團，以至個人自信和價值建立的喜劇故事，笑中有淚，有生活的打擊，也有玩笑的時刻，有生離死別，也有簡單日常。
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電影啟發自真人真事：英國軍嫂組成合唱團，更曾經在2011年皇家英軍紀念日，到皇家阿爾拔音樂廳（Royal Albert Hall）演唱。許多合唱團也因此而紛紛成立，情感的力量透過歌聲，帶來真正的遍地開花。
#影評 #militarywives #合唱團 #真人真事 #改編 #英國電影 #英國導演 #英國 #PeterCattaneo #軍人 #勵志 #喜劇 #日常 #生離死別 #情感 #力量 #光豬六壯士 #thefullmonty #whereveryouare #我就是我
公開出櫃且驕傲做自己的橄欖球星加雷思．托馬斯（Gareth Thomas）表示自己非常榮幸能代表 LGBTQ 族群及 HIV 族群，用「脫光光」的方式宣導愛滋的議題，並會參與今年英國獨立電視網的《真．脫衣舞男秀（The Real Full Monty）》。
「個個衰到貼地，我仲未想放棄…」
有一種人經常受到好多冷言冷語，但佢地企硬為
自己既夢想付出。"堅持堅持，幾多錢一茶匙呀？
唔洗搵飯食呀？你點對得住你老豆老母？
"係！無錯！時間真係過得好快，眨下眼又
10年又20年，但咁又點呀？佢地只係想
做自己鍾意既野，又肯為我自己所作出既決定，
而承受返個責任，有咩問題？點解連一個
希望都要將佢埋沒，我睇唔透，或者呢種
就係叫做懷才不遇吧。今日我就為左幫
呢位朋友陪佢散下心，係海邊大家靜靜
咁Chill下，係呢間「Bacon and the BUN」，
整返個Burger，盡情將所有不快對住個大海講：
「呀！」，舒服哂。👇
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📌The Full Monty - $75
▪ 2 Thick cut Canadian Bacon -
▪ 2 Nuernberger Sausages -
▪ Fried Organic Egg -
▪ Cheddar Cheese -
▫ 呢個巨型Burger「The Full Monty」足足
滿足哂我唔同願望，裡面包括兩大條德國腸、
加拿大厚煙肉、美國有機雞蛋、海量級別既
車打芝士。果然係重量級既早餐呀，就咁睇
賣相都知道好足料，成個感覺都好有歐陸風格。
Bacon夠厚身，食落唔會油淋淋，口感結實
有彈性，唔錯；然後再由我地挑選醬汁，
我就揀左BBQ Sauce同埋Mayo醬配搭德國腸，
食落夠濃郁爽彈，外皮帶少少脆口；雞蛋岩岩
好流心狀態，質感幼滑；配搭埋最夾既
車打芝士，成個層次夾得岩哂，
最岩我呢d大胃王呀！
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📌B u n s -
▪ Cubano - $75
▫ 另外幾有亮點既罕有小食「古巴式三文治」，
師傅先將火腿煎香，然後放上Pulled Pork，
再灑上芝士加熱，令芝士溶化哂係個Pulled Pork到。
呢個咁有特色既三文治其實工序非常複雜，
所以出面比較少見，而食落亦都真係幾有驚喜，
個Bun唔會煎得太老，另外會將佢壓縮，所以食落
質感非常Juicy，Pulled Pork亦唔乾身，食得過。
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📍 Bacon and the BUN
🎈中環3號碼頭地舖
Tim Duncan scored 15 of his 32 points in the decisive third
quarter and Will Perdue added a career-high 21 as the San
Antonio Spurs continued their recent mastery over the reeling
Philadelphia 76ers with a 110-85 victory.
Duncan also grabbed eight rebounds and Vinny Del Negro
contributed 14 points and 12 assists for San Antonio, which has
won eight of its last 11 games. The Spurs are 14-2 against the
76ers over the last eight seasons.
"That was quite an anomaly, probably never to be seen again,"
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "We had one of those nights.
Vinny got 12 assists, no turnovers, seven rebounds ... he was
playing the point which is not his position. Tim Duncan was
super, David (Robinson) does what he does out there, which is
anchor the defense and Will had a career night. We had all
these things happen at once and it was a good time for it to
happen. We just caught fire."
In two games against Philadelphia this season, Duncan has racked
up 59 points and 25 boards.
Duncan scored seven points to key a 15-2 run at the start of the
third quarter, turing a 52-45 lead into a 67-47 advantage with
8:03 left.
Duncan hit a layup, Perdue sank two free throws and Jaren
Jackson nailed a three-pointer to give the Spurs a 59-45 lead
with 9:57 left in the third. After Theo Ratliff made two foul
shots, Duncan scored the next five points and Jackson hit
another three-pointer, making it 67-47. The Spurs took a
commanding 87-59 lead into the final quarter.
"We started flowing, we all got on the same page, the ball
started moving, people got open shots and everything went our
way," Duncan said.
Duncan also commented on San Antonio's play with himself,
Robinson and Perdue on the floor at the same time.
"The first couple of games it was a problem, people were kind of
bumping into each other, now we're more comfortable with it. I'm
comfortable at the three spot, David still has problems
remembering he's a four, but once he remembers, he's one of the
best. Will is Will, he hangs around the rim and finishes the
job."
San Antonio outscored Philadelphia, 35-14, in the third quarter
thanks to some red-hot shooting. The Spurs shot a blistering
12-for-13 (92 percent) from the field, while holding the Sixers
to just 5-for-22 (23 percent).
Allen Iverson scored 15 of his 24 points in the first quarter
and Derrick Coleman added 18 points for Philadelphia, which
suffered its fifth straight loss. The 76ers fell 20 games under
.500 for the first time this season (25-45).
"They were great, we were poor," Philadelphia coach Larry Brown
said. "I'm really embarrassed by it, obviously it was a lack of
coaching not to be totally prepared. We focused on Duncan and
David because they are two of the best in the league. They just
beat us in all areas. I don't have any explanation for what
happened, it's disappointing."
The Sixers scored 10 unanswered points, capped by Anthony
Parker's three-pointer, to pull within 89-69 with 9:55 to play.
Monty Williams hit one of two free throws to trigger an 11-4 run
in the second quarter. Jackson drilled a three-pointer, David
Robinson made a foul shot, Del Negro hit a jumper and Robinson
converted a layup to put the Spurs ahead, 51-41 with 2:29 to go
in the first half. San Antonio settled for a 52-45 lead at the
break.
Jackson hit 4-for-5 from three-point range en route to 16 points
and Robinson added 10 and eight rebounds for the Spurs, who shot
55 percent (39-for-71) from the field and had a 26-15 advantage
from the foul line.
Tim Thomas had 13 points on 5-for-17 shooting from the field and
Parker finished with nine points for Philadelphia, which shot 42
percent (33-for-78) from the field.
The Philadelphia 76ers are winning the type
of games they lost early last season.
Allen Iverson scored six of his 34 points with an injured right
thumb in overtime to lead the Sixers to a 101-99 victory over the
Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night.
Philadelphia, which opened last year with five straight losses,
has won three in a row since losing its opener. The Clippers have
dropped three of four.
"We won three games we might have lost,'' Sixers coach Larry
Brown said. "Any win we can scratch is a plus until we get some
guys back.''
The Sixers played without starting forward Derrick Coleman,
backup center Samuel Dalembert and key reserve Monty Williams -- all
out with knee injuries.
Los Angeles had a chance to win in the final seconds, but Elton
Brand missed a short turnaround and Michael Olowokandi missed the
tip-in. Iverson grabbed the rebound and sealed it with a free
throw.
Iverson hurt his thumb on the final play of regulation when he
missed a runner that would've won it. Iverson will be re-evaluated
on Thursday, but he left the First Union Center without a splint on
the thumb.
"I thought it was broke, but I would've known that by now,''
Iverson said.
Todd MacCulloch had 15 points and eight rebounds. Aaron McKie
added 12 points, eight rebounds and five assists for Philadelphia.
Brand had 21 points and 19 rebounds, Olowokandi had 14 points
and 13 rebounds, and Eric Piatkowski and Corey Maggette each added
18 points for the Clippers.
"We had two great looks at the end and we didn't get it done,''
Clippers coach Alvin Gentry said.
MacCulloch made one of two free throws to give the Sixers a
98-97 lead with 1:18 left in overtime. After Brand missed a short
turnaround, Iverson hit a 19-footer to make it 100-97.
Andre Miller cut it to 100-99 with two free throws, and the
Clippers got the ball back when MacCulloch failed to catch a long
pass from McKie. But Brand and Olowokandi missed their attempts.
"We're just finding ways to win,'' McKie said. "We're not
playing our best basketball. That's a good sign. Things will get
better for us. We have a lot of new guys. We have to get used to
each other.''
Allen Iverson is scoring points in bunches again, which is never a good sign for the Philadelphia 76ers.
Iverson scored 46 points but it was not enough to overcome the surprising Orlando Magic, who got a big game from Pat Garrity in a 110-105 victory.
Iverson reached 40 points for the ninth time in his career and the 76ers have lost eight of those games. He scored 36 points in the second half but the Sixers (1-4) gave away the lead as the Magic -- a team with no stars -- used a balanced attack.
"Every time I score 40, the same thing happens," Iverson said. "So I would rather keep it under 40. I was just playing basketball. My teammates knew I was hot and just kept giving me the ball. Every team does that when a guy gets hot."
Garrity, the last player off Orlando's bench, tied his career high with 25 points on 10-of-11 shooting, mostly from outside. He scored nine points in the fourth quarter, including a clutch 3-pointer that gave Orlando (4-2) a 99-93 lead with 3:25 to go.
Darrell Armstrong had his hands full with Iverson but collected 20 points and 10 assists. He scored eight points in the final period, including a pair of key baskets down the stretch.
"You know when a guy gets confident, he starts looking over at the bench, starts sticking his tongue out," Armstrong said. "That was Allen. He got real comfortable. He scored all those points but still lost the game."
"We didn't play defense. I didn't play defense," Iverson said.
The Magic took the lead for good at 90-89 with 6:02 left on a floater by Monty Williams, who scored 12 points off the bench. Armstrong hit two free throws and Williams made another jumper before Armstrong shook off Iverson for a 20-footer and a 96-91 lead with 4:03 remaining.
Iverson buried a jumper but Garrity answered with his 3-pointer. George Lynch, who scored 15 points, followed in Iverson's miss, but rookie Corey Maggette made a jumper and Armstrong drove for a layup and a 103-95 bulge with 2:28 to go.
Lynch's dunk cut the deficit to 105-102 with 1:01 left but John Amaechi tipped in a missed layup by Armstrong 22 seconds later to seal the win.
"To overcome something like that, someone who was on fire tonight like Iverson, to win a game like that is a good one for us," Garrity said.
Tariq Abdul-Wahad scored 14 points and Amaechi added 13 off the bench for Orlando, which shot 51 percent (44-of-86) from the field and committed only 11 turnovers. The Magic's bench held a 59-25 scoring edge.
"I wish I could tell you it was me, but I can't," magic coach Doc Rivers said. "It's all about what they are doing and it is nothing about what I'm doing."
Rookie Todd MacCulloch had 10 points and 12 rebounds and Eric Snow handed out a season-high 10 assists for Philadelphia, which shot 47 percent (43-of-91) and held a 47-40 edge on the glass. The Sixers were without injured big men Theo Ratliff, Matt Geiger and Tyrone Hill.
"How many teams in the league play without their front line?" Sixers coach Larry Brown said. "We have not even practiced with the guys we are playing with. We give ourselves a chance to win every game and I think that's a positive."
"When we get Theo back we can get guys playing their normal positions," Lynch said.
Iverson made 18-of-33 shots, including 5-of-6 from behind the arc. He scored 37 points in Monday's win over Seattle but had more help from teammate Larry Hughes in that game. Hughes was held to seven points after collecting a career-high 27 against the SuperSonics.
"He came up big for us," Lynch said. "We just needed some guys to play a bigger role offensively. We did not get that tonight."
"He played great, he gave us a chance to win," Brown said. "I think he has got to improve defensively but he gave us a second chance to win. He was phenomenal."
The defending NBA scoring champion, Iverson was on fire in the third quarter. He collected 22 points over the final 8 1/2 minutes, sending Armstrong to the bench with foul trouble and scorching rookie replacement Chucky Atkins.
In a 74-second span, Iverson made a 3-pointer, a 22-footer from the corner and another 3-pointer, giving Philadelphia a 74-71 lead in the final minute of the period.
"I think that is the hottest I have ever been in my career," said Iverson, who made nine straight shots at one point. "That is the hottest ever."
Iverson and the Sixers got off to a slow start as the Magic opened a 18-6 lead on Armstrong's running jumper just over five minutes into the game. But Philadelphia closed to 25-24 after one quarter without any help from Iverson.
MacCulloch's layup gave the Sixers a 41-31 lead with 5:14 left in the second period but Garrity scored eight points the rest of the way as Orlando closed to 47-45 at halftime.
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