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親愛的各位，

在7月31日的記者會上，我公佈了今年11月5日將會為慈善機構「點滴是生命」做一項籌款活動。一個人圍繞香港島游泳一個圈，全程45公里，大約需要12小時，途中不能上水或扶著任何物件休息。這是一次難度極高的慈善挑戰，希望得到大家捐款支持，目標希望籌得超過450萬港元，為45萬缺水居民帶來潔淨食水。

從小到大，水對我來說，可能是無窮無盡的，永遠都用不完，游不完，更會「游到怕」，但水對缺水居民來說，他們「更怕」，更怕就是沒有潔淨水，所以我決心幫助他們，籌募善款，改善他們的生活。

我已經退役泳壇15年了，沒有訓練是絕對不可能完成45公里的，所以我在去年成立Hong Kong Swimming Academy後已經慢慢開始重拾游泳，到今年三月至今，幾乎每天下水練習，我希望可以讓大家看到，付出了未必會得到該有的回報，但不付出是絕對不可能有任何回報，所以就算我放下游泳15年，只要我努力和堅持，我是仍然有機會達到完成45公里環島泳這目標。我們要身體力行做到我們HKSA的宗旨：swim with integrity and meaning! 我需要你們的支持，多多益善，少少無拘。感謝大家。

alex.adropoflife.org

方力申

Dear all,

I am pleased to share with you the following news.
A press conference was held on July 31, 2019 for the announcement of my commitment to swim for “A Drop Of Life Limited”, which will take place on November 5th this year. This fundraising event is aim for a reputable local charity for raising more than 4.5 million HK dollars in order to provide clean water for 450,000 people who are suffering from water shortage. It is indeed an arduous challenge even to a veteran swimmer like me who is very experienced in swimming. This time I brave the greatest pioneer challenge of swimming solo around Hong Kong Island, in the open sea, without breaks or resort to any floating aids. The total distance is estimated to be 45 kilometres long, if there is no deviation, the journey should be completed in 12 straight hours. I sincerely hope to get the support from all of you to achieve my goal!

To me and all other swim-learners, WATER, may seemed to be a surplus in life, even at times to a point where swimmers are tired of swimming anymore. But to the unfortunates who are deprived of it and the ones who are suffered from water shortage; having clean water is a dream to come true. Therefore, I am determined to hoping that money can be raised to help improve their lives, and to help care of the underprivileged families.

As you know, I have already retired from the swimming arena for 15 years. Without the toughest training, it will be impossible for me to meet the challenge. Therefore, ever since I founded Hong Kong Swimming Academy last year ,I have been slowly starting to swim again ,shaping and gearing up myself gradually. Almost everyday until March this year, I have kept on practicing swimming. I hope people can realise that trying hard may not necessarily lead to the destination, but without trying so can never get you there. If I persist to work hard, I am very confident that I shall be able to achieve my goal with the 45 kilometres challenge.

Every meaningful project, requires sweat of its own.
We must do our best to achieve our aim and value of HKSA: “Swim with integrity and meaning!”
Through this meaningful feat, we hope to raise awareness and donations from the public, so that everyone can make a difference in changing the lives of another person in this world.

alex.adropoflife.org

Alex Fong

As a Johorean who'd been working in esports for more than half a decade now, I'm incredibly proud of Malaysia's upcoming direction on the development of esports.

For the past decade we have fought hard to keep esports alive, to alleviate the stigma associated with gaming, to change the public perception towards esports, so that the older generation can view it in a positive light. Through our blood, sweat and tears, all we've managed were just small success stories here and there - yet time and again it always felt like our efforts had been negated by opportunists who were simply looking to exploit the industry for their own selfish ends.

To us, esports is our passion, our love, our reason for existence - we live and breathe esports. And for this reason we were enraged and disappointed by the state of things; we sought to reverse the damage caused by the likes of shady organizers, unpaid prize monies, exploitative contracts and a corrupt governing body but to no avail. We hoped for justice and proper governance, but it seemed like there was no one to turn to.

That is when our incumbent Minister of Youth & Sports YB Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman came to us as a beacon of hope. Through his statements of support towards esports in mainstream media, we could really feel the difference in recognition & awareness of our industry, and that he was one who shared our passion and belief in esports. It gave much more meaning to what we're doing.

With someone in the government spearheading this esports revolution, who's willing to listen to the voices & opinions in the industry, we're making so much headway in such a short span of time. My heartfelt gratitude to KBSMalaysia for hearing us out and helping to grow our industry.

Honestly, it's been a long while since I've last felt this surge of national pride in esports, reminiscent of the time where we all rallied behind TI3 Orange. Throughout my years of esports career in Malaysia, I've never been so hopeful.

Fingers crossed that our plans can eventually be realized, that industry stakeholders can put aside their differences and work together towards a united goal, and we can once again wave the Malaysian flag proudly as our band of top-tier, homegrown athletes ascend the podium on the world stage.

Imagine a future where young students can opt to pursue esports degrees in schools, when parents would tell you off for not spending enough time on computer games, when you can switch to an international news channel and see Malaysian esports athletes making headlines for winning yet another international tournament. It'll truly be the dawn of a new era.

An era named 'Esports'! 💪

新加坡首部安宁关怀微电影
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这是一部关于安宁临终关怀的中文微电影，是甘露关怀协会（新加坡）委托制作，目的是希望藉此加强公众对于末期安宁病人的心理灵性需求的关注，并且让大众认识到临终安宁志工服务可作为减缓心理灵性苦闷的方法之一。

故事围绕着一位患了末期癌症的壮年病人，与一位初出茅庐的年轻志工的相遇。志工平日忙于工作家庭事务，同时兼顾志工工作；癌症病人则是因为还未能够接受自己的状况，生活在绝望中。两人最终共同度过一段难忘的时光，各自领略生命的意义。

"The Clock" Short Film on Palliative End-of-life Care Complete

The short film (Mandarin with English subtitle) is a commissioned piece by Nectar Care Service (Singapore). The objective of the film is to create awareness for the general public of the emotional passage palliative patients go through and befriending service as a mean of relief to the patients.

The story is intertwine between the emotional struggle of a cancer patient who has lost hope and yet to accept the illness and of the young rookie volunteers who has to balance between personal life, work and volunteer work. Both of them have spend the more precious time together with their own realisation of meaning of life.