2006 年 3 月 27 日 星期一 【晴】

愛是這樣甜
文 ／少女

「麻煩兩碗紅豆沙。」我與媽媽異口同聲說道。我許久已沒有與媽媽來這兒了，但是我倆的喜好依舊不變，默契依舊。這兒充滿我成長的點點滴滴，可是現在「桃花依舊，人面全非。」那稔熟的侍應已換上一張張陌生而冷漠的面孔，菜單上的傳統涼茶、龜苓膏已消失得無影無蹤，由各式各樣新穎創意的甜品所代替。

熱烘烘的紅豆沙送到我們面前。用小湯匙輕輕攪動赤紅色的紅豆沙，一縷縷輕煙淡淡上升，瓷碗中的紅豆沙更泛起微微的波浪。我凝望震動中的紅豆沙，水中那一臉稚氣的我心中感慨無限，憶起昔日往事。

記得我小時候放學回家一定會途經一家具傳統特色的甜品店。我總會牽著媽媽的手，哀求她進甜品店吃甜品。媽媽總是心軟答應我的要求，漸漸地我們會吃一頓才回家。我問媽媽為何她愛吃紅豆沙，但她總是笑而不答。

外面刮著冷冷的寒風，我把湯匙上的糖水吹了一吹，便送到嘴裡。我依稀記得媽媽常這樣子地餵孩童時的我，使我免於燙傷嘴巴。淡淡的紅豆沙透出一絲絲清甜，細嚼之下帶有一點點清香的陳皮味。在凜冽的冬天中，我在紅豆沙中嘗到了無比的溫暖，給我驅走了冬日的寒意。



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>>March 28, 2006 at 5:09:11 AM GMT+8

2006 年 3 月 27 日 星期一 【晴】

昨晚看了一集 ayakashi 中譯 : 怪
很好看的動畫
講述四谷夜談一些奇怪的故事

只是我的個人興趣而已
怎搞的 ...呵呵

>>March 27, 2006 at 7:21:42 PM GMT+8

2006 年 3 月 27 日 星期一 【晴】

證券界股市預測】 花旗重申中海油買入評級 (2006-03-27 10:30:04)

花旗於中海油(883)績後發表研究報告，指其去年盈利雖較市場共識低6%，惟油價持續企穩於每桶60美元，加上其基本因素良好，遂重申該股「買入」評級，目標價8.0港元。花旗表示，中海油去年純利增長57%至253億人民幣，較市場共識低6%，期內實現油價增長34%至每桶47.31美元，較市場預測低0.5美元;油氣產量升11%至1.55億桶油當量，屬該公司指引中位數，其去年財務成本亦見提升。花旗稱，中海油今年油氣產量目標為1.68-1.7億桶油當量，按年升9%，其中澳洲項目計劃於上半年輸氣予廣東液化天然氣終端站。該行預測中海油今年純利為269億人民幣。

>>March 27, 2006 at 4:28:41 PM GMT+8

2006 年 3 月 26 日 星期日 【晴】

Green Belt



What is a Green Belt?
Green belts are usually an element of national planning policy, expressed through County Structure Plans. However, there are various different measures and schemes which have been referred to as 'Green Belt', and not all of them are the same. The biggest Green Belt in the UK is known as the Metropolitan Green Belt, around London. There are other major green belts around the West Midlands conurbation, Manchester, Liverpool, and in South and West Yorkshire. This principle was established in 1955. Furthermore, green belts are growing still. Between 1979 and 1993 the green belt area designated in England doubled (From Indicators of Sustainable Development in the UK, HMSO).

The principle is that a certain area around a metropolis has certain controls against development in place. Green Belt boundaries - which are precise - are laid out in Local Plans. The Local Plan is the document produced by the planning authority (usually a district or borough council in England) to provide a policy for planning decisions. Land included in the Green Belt must contribute to one or more of the five purposes of the Green Belt set out in Planning Policy Guidance Note 2 (PPG2 Green Belts):

-To check the unrestricted sprawl of built-up areas

-To safeguard the surrounding countryside from further encroachment

-To prevent neighbouring towns from merging into one another

-To preserve the special character of historic towns

-To assist in urban regeneration.

You will notice that no explicit mention is made of nature conservation. The term 'Green' in this case does not have that meaning, although it is often wrongly thought to do so. Green Belts were so called long before the word 'green' gained the wider use it has today.

PPG2 also states that Green Belt boundaries should be drawn so that they endure, and will not need to be altered at the end of the plan period. This normally means that land is excluded which it is not necessary to keep permanently open, even if there is no known intention or need to develop the land in the foreseeable future. PPG2 recommends that readily identifiable boundaries should be used whenever possible, such as roads, hedges, streams or belts of trees.

In some cases (although not normally in the UK) the area designated is not a circular 'belt' as the name implies, but something else, such as Green Wedges - axes of protected land which extend into the city, or even 'Green Lungs' - areas entirely surrounded by development.

Green belts have been criticised for causing a 'leap-frogging' effect, where development takes place in rural countryside, rather than in the more heavily protected suburban greenbelt areas.

How do I find out what is in the Green Belt?
You should consult the Local Plan (see above). Many areas have no Green Belt, but all the details of what sort of planning designations there are will be in the Local Plan, and this will include Green Belts if there are any. As the exact definition of a Green Belt can vary you should also seek advice from the planning authority to see what status a Green Belt has in your area. The local plan will be held by the local planning authority, usually the district or borough council in England. Reference libraries will also have it - you can ring them up and ask where it is. Some authorities even have their local plan online. The Isle of Wight is one example - although there are no green belts in it!.

How can I get land put into the Green Belt?
The short answer is that in most cases you cannot. The Green Belt is normally reviewed when the local plan is reviewed, and this usually happens every 10 years or so. However, if your local plan is under review (as many are - the process takes years) you may have the chance to comment on it and make suggestions about green belt status.

In the meantime land can be moved in or out of it, but only by the planning authority, and usually after a lot of consultation and debate. There would have to be an over-riding case based on one of the five criteria outlined above. In practice, if you do not have the support of your local planning authority you stand next to no chance of changing their decision on a matter of Green Belt policy.

In many cases the Green Belt would provide little or no protection for conservation purposes anyway - if that is your purpose. Bear in mind that plenty of areas of outstanding conservation value survive perfectly well outside Green Belts - and plenty of areas within Green Belts are about as heavily industrialised they could be.

>>March 27, 2006 at 2:13:10 PM GMT+8

2006 年 3 月 21 日 星期二 【晴】

今日oral~我覺得ok
對手們幸好不是太勁
題目都唔錯~
係History of old HK
冇太大難度
睇成績吧

>>March 22, 2006 at 1:26:38 PM GMT+8

2006 年 3 月 14 日 星期二 【晴】

而家係 ...6:00 = =....
琴晚因為溫書太累
溫溫下訓著左
呀媽入黎趕走左我上床訓
一訓就6:00
真係早睡早起

>>March 14, 2006 at 10:19:56 PM GMT+8

2006 年 3 月 12 日 星期日 【晴】

辛苦曬 ~


22/3 6:15 黃允畋 Eng oral
31/3 8:30 曾肇添 Chinese
1/4 9:15 曾肇添 Chin listening
3/4 8:30 曾肇添 Eng B+C+E
4/4 9:15 曾肇添 Eng Listening
12/4 8:30 鄭榮之 Chinese History
25/4 8:30 培英 Geography
8/5 6:30 黃允畋 Chin Oral

>>March 21, 2006 at 9:05:33 AM GMT+8

2006 年 3 月 11 日 星期六 【晴】

雪晴畫的keroro

   
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2006 年 3 月 11 日 星期六 【晴】

試想像在短短5秒間，你身邊的小孩被殺了─－這並不是最新推出的電腦遊戲或電影情節，而是飢餓世界裡的生死搏鬥。雖然每年全球約有1,000萬人死於飢餓，但這場災難卻甚少成為焦點，似是被遺忘了！




2004年底的海嘯災難引致逾20萬人死亡，令全球嘩然！但在我們不知不覺間，飢餓及營養不良每日便奪去25,000兒童的性命，只需8日，飢餓的死亡人數已超過海嘯！


全球的頭號殺手是─癌症？心臟病？答案是飢餓。它所引致的死亡人數多於愛滋病、瘧疾及肺結核所導致死亡人數的總和。


香港總人口達690萬人，但全球有8億5,000萬人正在挨飢抵餓，是香港人口的123倍！


香港每100個中、小學生，便有14名屬於肥胖。現時全球卻有1億5,000萬名五歲以下的兒童因飢餓而導致體重未達標準。


在香港，初生嬰兒的平均體重達3.17千克。但在發展中國家，每年有逾1,700萬名體重未達標準的嬰兒出生，主要是由於母親長期缺乏食物及營養。

>>March 11, 2006 at 8:32:08 PM GMT+8

2006 年 3 月 8 日 星期三 【晴】

last day來得快...也去得快
昨天便是last day了
整天都是閃光燈伴著我們
到處都是璀璨的景象

鄧sir一曲 邁步向前
好好聽
猶然在耳
可是一邊唱
歌詞的一句句~每一個字都像在對我們說再見
再見了吧...

一邊回家
一邊回憶

回憶著這麼多年的樂與怒 喜與悲

獨自一個回家
正如我...第一次 的 獨自一個上學
一切都沒變....一切都在變

晚上
一班同學去了...吃飯....說是 『飯聚』
很高興 , 也相信沒太多機會這樣吧

回家~又是一個人
冷冰冰的
太多時間可以突發奇想
半分醉意 一陣冷風 幾分哀愁

感覺來得太快
走得太快
晚上 一點點空虛的感覺冒出來
算了吧
要過去的 總得過去
我的中學

>>March 9, 2006 at 3:22:48 PM GMT+8