*Grow Me a Garden of Roses*

这儿忒慢了

另起炉灶了，hi去了~~~

 

回头看才发现和这给MSN帐号有关的怎么都是些玫瑰来的~~~~

看来俺还是很喜欢玫瑰的~~~~

 

先留着，其实这儿也挺好的~~~~

停薪留职……停薪留职……

 

就像最开始一样，唯一让我觉得不一样的，还是Brooke Davis.
一样年纪的所有人，除了Brooke，似乎都有了做为成年人的烦恼，爱情，家庭......是Brooke还是那么幼稚没有成熟么？不知道有没有人会这么认为.

Brooke Davis，所经历过的，比起那些高中同学们，是最多的，她见过的世界也是最复杂的，然而作为一个一直追求自己梦想的年轻人，她却是最合格的。

并不因为她在22岁时就赚到了一辈子都花不完的钱，并不因为她能抛下手中的一切重新开始，她只是知道，在还没有走过的路上，有哪些是她真的想要的。既然人生的旅途才刚刚开始，为什么不勇敢的追求自己想要的呢？

Brooke是单纯的，她对反感、复杂的环境不会习以为常，她只是在烟雾缭绕的房间里，努力找到自己想要的东西，接着找准出口，大步离开，不回头。

她不为自己找借口，想明白后，不再做无谓的留恋，纵然她并没有完全释怀。
她不愿自己的悲剧发生在别人身上，她的情感其实可以改变很多人的命运，即使环境不给她这个机会，她也从不停止努力。即使一路走来，她也充满了悲伤，但却始终相信，通过自己的努力，明天会更美好。

Brooke Davis，就是这么一个坚持寻找快乐的pretty girl.

会有很多人说Brooke变了，已经不再是高中的舞会皇后了。但我一直相信，People never change! Brooke也一直都没有改变，她还是那个坚持自己人生理想的单纯的tree hill girl.所有表现出来的变化，只是她成长的痕迹。如果她自己望一望曾经走过的路，一定也只是笑一笑而已，5年过去了，其实是更成熟了，面对所有成长过程中的人生的诱惑的和陷阱，她会感谢身边所有陪伴她走过的人。包括那个让她彻底绝望的母亲。

就是这么一路挣扎走过来的，所有人的路上都会有怀疑，如何解答，只能看每个人会做出怎样的选择。可以选择光明，也可以选择万劫不复，对别人也是对自己。

Brooke is always a Bitch, 实际上，并没有多少人能有资格得到这样的称谓，况且是被所有人都喜欢的情况下。

想了很久，为什么不用原来的主题曲，看到国外的FANS给的解释的，大概大家都不是原来的那个人了吧。的确是这样的，唯一能和I dont want to be继续联系在一起的，只能有Brooke一个了。虽然那段音乐不在了，但只要有brooke，那段青涩的成长的烦恼，依旧会让人时时记起……

果然是代码有冲突……

删了就好了……

 

Kimi Raikkonen:这孩子太厉害了，太聪明了，太油彩了！俺非常滴葱白他（和他的经纪人）
《《《《《《《《《上面这拧不是我家的||||||------------------------------------
Fernando Alonso：您车开的不错，就是人傻了点……碰到事情脑子打结不会思考了就……
Jenson button：您就和本田一块万劫不复吧！！！！
Andy Roddick：I know you GOOD! I know you Good! I know you REALLY GOOD!
Mardy Fish:都这样了……我还能咋办……
Stanislas Wawrinka:给您机会捡钱都捡不到！您啥时候和僵尸搭上的呀？还记得当年您是怎么说他的么？说您是猪真是侮辱了全世界的猪！警告你别把我小巴气着了啊！
Gavin DeGraw:您就一人来疯！在演唱会上玩BRA？？！！这种事您也不是第一次了……
Richard Gasquet:豆腐同枭，您那豆腐做的小肚肚可真诱人那！！

真正的SHOW还没开始你就走了……

这个OUT比FISH的OUT还让人难过……因为走了就回不来了……没有下一站了……也不会有下一季了……

我会想你的，AI 鱼鱼第二号！摇滚鱼

Bye Robbie Carrico！

只是对AI上的摇滚鱼BYE，

Robbie Carrico 也许吧，还能再见吧……

悉尼，库杨

其实都没我啥事，

因为我没那么博爱，

除了NO.1的孩子，

其他小盆友都不在我那么那么关心的名单上。

 

但是今年真的好想看网球啊，

不晓得为什么，

知道有比赛，那么多人比赛

那么多的板子，

总能找到个想看看的，

今天居然很突发奇想的想看穆雷VS萨芬的比赛……

就算没有想看的，

也能认识几个新的小盆友。

 

随机的看啦，就像今天不知道有ANDY的比赛一样……

就像今天不知道有大胡子的比赛一样，

起早看比赛，很好哈！

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

如果我说这张照片的灵感是从小记者GARETH BUMSTEAD去年的获奖照片上来的，他会相信我么？哈哈

 

不知道为什么，就是很喜欢雪花的形状，FLAKE,另一个方面也可以代表FISH+BLAKE!HAHA

 

stanislas wawrinka,my love!

 

gasquet,港汇的签名会，从来没想过第一自己签到的会是加斯奎特的，很可爱的豆腐，让他SMILE他就SMILE

 

andy roddick,罗大p，狗儿MM，本来是一张笑脸的，而且笑的很次，结果一发呆没按下去，就成这样了,good luck,andy!

 

某天半夜，上网到4点以后准备睡觉，结果又捣鼓了将近三个小时候，拆杂志，剪字幕，拼拼凑凑出来的，MERRY CHRISTMAS, STANISLAS WAWRINKA

 

(to be continue...)

The fifth season of "One Tree Hill" will be unprecedented in the annals of television drama, as the show leaps forward four years. Season four ended as the young characters graduated high school and season five begins post-college, four years later. Some of the characters have found success while others have failed. Some are the same, some are very different. And while their storylines will actively move forward, the show will also dip into the past, returning to incidents and events of the last four years, sometimes for a moment or a scene, other times for an entire episode.

It's been four years since the gang left Tree Hill and many things have changed. With the help of his editor Lindsey (Michaela McManus), Lucas published his first novel 'An Unkindness of Ravens,' and now works on his second. Along with Skills (Antwon Tanner), Lucas also coaches his former high school basketball team, vowing to take the team to another championship. When Peyton (Hilarie Burton) graduated from high school, she loved two things: Lucas and music. Did leaving Tree Hill for an internship at a record company in Los Angeles change her mind about either passion? Or did her time away from Tree Hill simply make her two loves stronger? Her best friend Brooke (Sophia Bush), was chasing her dream of becoming a top fashion designer with her clothing line 'Clothes over Bros' Four years later, Brooke has found some success, but at what cost? Similarly, Nathan (James Lafferty) and Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) have also endured the highs and lows of Nathan's career path, but have balanced this journey with the joys of parenthood as they raise their young son, James (Jackson Brundage). And speaking of highs and lows, Mouth (Lee Norris) continues to chase a career in broadcasting but is finding the on-air business to be cut-throat and difficult.

And what of the other familiar faces of Tree Hill, the friends we've come to know along the way? As each character left home four years ago, did they forget the closeness they once shared with each other? Or is it all still there, waiting to be recaptured... in a place called Tree Hill.

"One Tree Hill" was created by Mark Schwahn and is executive produced by Schwahn, Joe Davola, Greg Prange, Mike Tollin and Brian Robbins. "One Tree Hill" is a Tollin/Robbins Production in association with Warner Bros. Television.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

America and India in Exciting Cup Kick Off
28/12/2007

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HYUNDAI Hopman Cup XX kicks off with an intriguing tie between India and the United States, with the women’s singles beginning at 10:30am at Perth’s Burswood Dome.

The Americans come into the Hopman Cup as the second seeds, but with current Australian Open champion Serena Williams not well enough to take her place in the opening session.

She is being substituted by Meghann Shaughnessy for Saturday’s matches with India, but will arrive in time to face the Czech Republic on Monday.

Shaughnessy is certainly no slouch ranked 53 in the world and a well-credentialed doubles competitor. She is also no stranger to the Hopman Cup, appearing in 2005 alongside James Blake. That year the Americans were also the second seeds and finished second in group B.

Shaughnessy will take part in the first match of the 20th staging of the Cup against Indian sensation Sania Mirza. Mirza and Rohan Bopanna have returned after earning their place in the tournament through the Asian Hopman Cup last year.

Tournament Director Paul McNamee is relieved that Williams will be arriving in time to play on Monday, and is comfortable that the substitution rule has worked well.

Relief is the stronger feeling since she’s coming Sunday morning and playing Monday. We have a substitution rule that was introduced a couple of years ago, why we didn’t use it earlier I’ll never know,” McNamee said.

“It was a shame Serena couldn’t be here but if we didn’t have a substitution rule, we would have lost her for the whole tournament. It’s great that Meghann Shaughnessy is coming. She’ll play the first match and Serena continues from there.”

Shaughnessy is currently ranked 53 in singles and 17 in doubles, with six singles and 15 doubles titles to her credit. She won a singles and doubles title in 2007, with her career high ranking in singles being 11 (2001) and doubles four (2005).

It is the third meeting on the WTA tour between Shaughnessy and Mirza, with the American leading 2-1. Mirza won the first battle in 2006 at San Diego, before Shaughnessy was victorious the same year in Bangkok and this year in Istanbul.

Bopanna and America’s male representative, Mardy Fish were both at the Cup last year, but did not face each other and this will be their first ever meeting on the ATP tour.

Fish made a tremendous start to 2007 by winning two of his three matches in the Burswood Dome and then making the semi-final in Auckland and quarter-finals at the Australian Open.

India narrowly missed making the final last year at the Hopman Cup and Bopanna is delighted to return, while also keeping one eye on the cricket Test match in Melbourne.

“I’m definitely looking forward to playing here again, it’s wonderful. It’s definitely good match practice and then you end up playing on the same surface at the Australian Open. Even though it’s indoors, you are also getting used to the weather in Australia,” Bopanna said.

“I’m going to miss catching up with them (cricket team), because when they come to Perth I go to Melbourne, so I don’t think I’ll see them. I’m friends with a few of them, but looking at the score it’s going to be tough.”

Back to the tennis court, the women’s and men’s matches look to be must-see affairs, with every possibility of the mixed doubles deciding the opening tie of Hyundai Hopman Cup XX.

 

 

 

FISH, Mardy (USA)

BIOGRAPHY
Birth Date	09/12/1981
Birth Place	Edina, MN, USA
Residence	Tampa, FL, USA
Nationality	USA
Height	6'2" / 1.87m
Weight	180lbs / 81kg （死胖子）
Plays	Right Handed (Double Handed Backhand)
Favourite Surface	Hard
Coach	Bo Hodge
Age Started Tennis	2（豆腐也是两岁打球的为啥他没吉尼斯记录？哈哈哈）
Age Turned Pro	19
Personal Interests	Country music, surfing & golf.
Personal Note	Father is a teaching tennis professional in Vero Beach, Florida. Mother is a housewife. Younger sister played at Flagler College, Florida.
Father's Name	Tom
Mother's Name	Sally
Sisters	Meredith (younger)

RANKING	Rollover	Race
Current Singles	39	37
Current Doubles	136	Not Available
Career High Singles	17 * (22 Mar 2004)	7 * (29 Jan 2007)
Career High Doubles	65 * (10 Jun 2002)	62 * (15 Jul 2002)
Singles Year End死鱼明年和四蛋一起努力！	47	56
Doubles Year End	121

WIN - LOSS	Win	Loss
Current Year Singles	26	24
Current Year Doubles	9	10
Career Singles (Tour Level Only)	141	121
Career Doubles (Tour Level Only)	57	66
Career Singles (Incl. Futures, Challengers and Satellites)	222	157
Career Doubles (Incl. Futures, Challengers and Satellites)	101	86

YEAR-END ATP RANKING	Singles	Doubles
2006	47	121
2005	227	143
2004	37	97
2003	20	204
2002	81	85
2001	141	115
2000	304	375

SINGLES TITLES
2006	Houston (CL)
2003	Stockholm (IH)

DOUBLES TITLES
2004	San Jose (IH) - w/J. BLAKE Houston (CL) - w/J. BLAKE
2002	Houston (CL) - w/A. RODDICK

GRAND SLAMS	Australian Open		Roland Garros		Wimbledon		US Open
	Singles	Doubles	Singles	Doubles	Singles	Doubles	Singles	Doubles
2007	QF	R32	-	-	R128	-	R64	-
2006	-	-	-	-	R32	-	R64	R32
2005	R64	QF	R128	-	-	-	R128	-
2004	R128	-	-	-	R64	-	R64	-
2003	R32	R64	R128	-	R32	-	R64	R64
2002	R64	R64	-	R32	-	R64	R64	R32
2001	-	-	-	-	R128	-	R128	R16
2000	-	-	-	-	-	-	R128	-
1999	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Session 1	Sat 29 Dec 2007	10:30am	USA (2) V India (7) Serena Williams v Sania Mirza Mardy Fish v Rohan Bopanna Mixed Doubles
Session 2	Sat 29 Dec 2007	6:00pm	Australia (6) v Czech Republic (3) Alicia Molik v Lucie Safarova Peter Luczak v Tomas Berdych Mixed Double
Session 3 Tennis West Family Day	Sun 30 Dec 2007	10:30am	Serbia (1) v Chinese Taipei (8) Jelena Jankovic v Su-Wei Hsieh Novak Djokovic v Yen-Hsun Lu Mixed Doubles
Session 4	Sun 30 Dec 2007	6.00pm	France (4) v Argentina (5) Tatiana Golovin v Gisela Dulko Gael Monfils v Juan Ignacio Chela Mixed Doubles
Session 5	Mon 31 Dec 2007	10:30am	USA (2) v Czech Republic (3) Serena Williams v Lucie Safarova Mardy Fish v Tomas Berdych Mixed Doubles
Session 6	Tue 1 Jan 2008	10:30am	Australia (6) v India (7) Alicia Molik v Sania Mirza Peter Luczak v Rohan Bopanna Mixed Doubles
Session 7 MYER Ladies Day	Wed 2 Jan 2008	10:30am	Serbia (1) v France (4) Jelena Jankovic v Tatiana Golovin Novak Djokovic v Gael Monfils Mixed Doubles
Session 8	Wed 2 Jan 2008	6:00pm	Argentina (5) v Chinese Taipei (8) Gisela Dulko v Su-Wei Hsieh Juan Ignacio Chela v Yen-Hsun Lu
Session 9*	Thur 3 Jan 2008	10:30am	Australia (6) v USA (2) Alicia Molik v Serena Williams Peter Luczak v Mardy Fish Mixed Doubles Czech Republic (3) v India (7) Lucie Safarova v Sania Mirza Tomas Berdych v Rohan Bopanna Mixed Doubles
Session 10*	Thur 3 Jan 2008	6:00pm	Serbia (1) v Argentina (5) Jelena Jankovic v Gisela Dulko Novak Djokovic v Juan Ignacio Chela Mixed Doubles France (4) v Chinese Taipei (8) Tatiana Golovin v Su-Wei Hsieh Gael Monfils v Yen-Hsun Lu Mixed Doubles
Final	Fri 4 Jan 2008	6:00pm	Winner Group A v Winner Group B

 

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原来炸鸡这么辛苦……摸摸

The teams in seeded order are:

1. Serbia - Novak Djokovic (3) and Jelena Jankovic (3)
2. USA – Mardy Fish (43) and Serena Williams (6)
3. Czech Republic – Tomas Berdych (13) and Lucie Safarova (24)
4. France – Gael Monfils (40) and Tatiana Golovin (15)
5. Argentina – Juan Ignacio Chela (17) and Gisela Dulko (37)
6. Australia – Peter Luczak (77) and Alicia Molik (67)
7. India – Rohan Bopanna (262) and Sania Mirza (32)
8. Chinese Taipei - Yen-Hsun Lu and Su-Wei Hsieh

DAVIS CUP FINAL LEAD-UP Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.

November 28, 20

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The United States is hoping that home advantage and a fast court at the Memorial Coliseum in Portland, Oregon, will prove the key to snapping a 12-year title drought in the Davis Cup, against defending champions Russia in the final.

Andy Roddick has fond memories of men’s international team competition. As a 10-year-old he travelled to Fort Worth, Texas, to watch one of the all-time great US squads – consisting: Andre Agassi, Jim Courier, John McEnroe and Pete Sampras – defeat Switzerland, led by Marc Rosset, for the 1992 title.

“It's always been a huge priority for me,” said the Nebraskan. “It's been on my list of goals to accomplish.” Roddick appeared in the 2004 Davis Cup final, when two Mallorcans Carlos Moya and Rafael Nadal became the heroes for Spain in a 3-2 win.

Having appeared at Tennis Masters Cup Shanghai, 25-year-old Roddick is happy he has matches under his belt. “If you would have told me before that I'd get four matches against the top players and qualify for the semis, that would have been ideal preparation in my mind, on an indoor surface kind of similar, a little bit slower,” he commented. His teammate James Blake, who has a 12-8 Davis Cup singles record, has not played a competitive match since losing to Richard Gasquet in the third round of the BNP Paribas Masters, an ATP Masters Series event in Paris, at the start of the month.

“I feel it,” he smiled. “I had a great week last week with my coach, Brian Barker, in Connecticut. It's one time that fast indoor courts in Connecticut are good preparation for a match, so I'm happy about that.

“I definitely feel like the little bit of rest I had, I would have liked to have been in Shanghai, but not getting there, I can look at the positives that I got a little bit of a rest and now I feel completely refreshed.

“I know my legs are going to feel good for possibly two five set matches. I definitely feel ready to go.”

Meanwhile, Bob and Mike Bryan – the all-conquering US doubles team with a 12-1 record – are ready for anything, despite missing the circuit-finale in Shanghai due to injury. The World No. 1-ranked duo were also part of the 2004 final squad. “We’re going to be ready for everyone,” said Mike Bryan. “There's four guys that can play really good doubles. [Marat] Safin is a great doubles player, too. That's why we're kind of surprised he's not here.

“But [Dmitry] Tursunov [and Mikhail] Youzhny is probably their best team they can put together out of those four guys. We'll be ready for them.”

Should the United States lift the Davis Cup title on Sunday, which would represent their 32nd crown since playing the inaugural tie against the British Isles in 1900, Blake believes it will boost men's tennis in the United States.

“I think men's tennis right now is in a great position given the fact we're in the Davis Cup final,” said the former Harvard student. “We have an opportunity to do something great, bring the Cup back here for the first time since '95.

I think we're doing our best to bring the landscape back to the positive atmosphere it had in the years of Sampras, Agassi, Courier.

“But it is a difficult situation when we're dealing with following the greatest generation probably in the history of American tennis. It can at times possibly spoil the American public and the fans and the media. We're dealing with that.”

Russia beat the United States 3-2 in the World Group semifinals, at the Olympic Stadium in Moscow, in September 2006. That weekend, Russian captain Shamil Tarpischev had Safin at his disposal.

This time around, Tarpischev has selected World No. 4 Nikolay Davydenko, Igor Andreev, Tursunov and Youzhny. “There is no question that the American team is the favorite,” said Tarpischev, who has built a reputation as a crafty tactician during his tenure as captain.

“It's not by chance that when we played in Moscow on the clay courts we won, because the clay court diminishes the attacking power of the players.

“But if we have, let's say, between 30 and 35 percent chance of winning, why not try and win it? A similar situation occurred in our first match we played with Chile. We were not the favorites, but we were able to win [3-2 in La Serena].”

During last year's semifinal tie against the United States, Tursunov beat Roddick 6-3, 6-4, 5-7, 3-6, 17-15 to give Russia its place in the final.

"I think it was a very memorable match because it's Davis Cup," Tursunov recalled. "I don't think of it as a battle of two countries, but I treat it as a battle of two teams. "And winning it for somebody other than yourself is special. I think it's different than an individual competition. You know, unfortunately it's a sport that's an individual sport. But because of the team effect, I think it's more special to me.

"Roddick [is] a great competitor, regardless of Davis Cup or individual competition. He's a very difficult player to play because he never gives up. But by the same talking, nobody wants to give up in the fifth set. If you've gone that far you're gonna try to do your best.

"I don't really think that because he lost he has less will to win than I did. I just happened to win that match. But a lot has to do with fitness for that particular day. A lot of luck is involved in that match, as well. I wouldn't say that I'm a stronger person or more willful person than he is just I won that match. He's going to be a very difficult opponent for anybody."

It could go down as an all-time low in the world of officiating. Fortunately, there were no genuine line judges involved. But Mike Bryan and Mardy Fish, hang your heads in shame!

Bryan Bros.
At practice today, Robby played a couple of sets against James and unfortunately I have to say that a bad call probably cost Robby a set. Mike and Mardy were both calling James' baseline but screwed up an 'out' call because they were text messaging at the time. Robby hit a ball that was just a little long and James played it. The rally continued for another 10-15 shots and Robby eventually won it. But then Mike and Mardy suggested to James that the earlier ball had indeed been out. James, who didn't get a good look at the ball, ran with the idea and that gave him the break. I don't think either Mardy or Mike would get hired to call lines at Challenger level after that performance. Two of them were calling the line and they both missed it!

But Robby took it like a man. I would have broken a couple of racquets. But after calling the lines we were all ready to give credit to the real line judges. The balls really going whizzing fast out there and it's tough to make right calls all the time - even when you're not text messaging :)

Oh, in the photo above, that's Mike practicing to lift a giant version of the Davis Cup. If we win the Cup he'll carry it all the way back to Camarillo!

John Isner's been pretty quiet and obedient today, playing water boy and towel boy. But you've got to feel a little sorry for the big man because no-one wants to hit with him. As Andy says: "The Russians don't have any 6' 10'' goofy guys on their team, so why would we want to hit with you?" It's all said in good humor, of course.

You see the photo of Mike, Mardy and me with all the Christmas shopping bags? Well, after the Nike guys went to the Nike store yesterday and came back bragging about all the stuff they got, we called Andrea Swick from adidas and she was nice enough to hook us up with a nice-size budget at the adidas store, where we did some serious damage. We spent about an hour Christmas shopping for family and friends and also picked up a few goodies for ourselves.

Here's another photo that shows just how large our Davis Cup team is for the final. We're standing in the lobby of the hotel next to the Christmas tree. We have a masseuse, a stringer, trainer, body guard and three coaches - Jay Berger, Brian Barker and John Roddick - assisting captain Patrick McEnroe. There are two doctors - David Dines and his son Josh - three administrative people taking care of all the logistics, four practice partners and four team members.

Our huge squad pretty much takes up two whole floors of the hotel. We have a room for training, a room for massage, a huge suite for a team room with a poker table, flat screen tv and a big eating room, which always has a well-stocked buffet. And the Russians? They have a McDonald's across the street.

Today we practiced early after leaving the hotel at 8.30 am. On the way to the courts we drove past a huge mural of the Davis Cup team on a 30-story building. To see yourself that size is amazing. Everyone here in Portland seems to recognize the team. They are pretty low-key people and it's not a busy-city atmosphere. There's lots mountain, trees and running water. It's more like a running town. But this week we've turned it into a tennis town.

Tomorrow we have the official draw ceremony at noon and then after that we'll be going into lockdown. Patrick wants us to start focusing fully on the start of play on Friday. But we'll still get word out to you through the blog. Just don't tell Patrick.

Mike will check in with you tomorrow.

Bob.