Archive for 2020 年 6 月 2 日
記者許力方／綜合報導
世界衛生組織（WHO）1日在日內瓦舉辦的例行記者會上，針對美國退出做出回應，總幹事譚德塞表示，美國過去的參與已經為WHO帶來很大的改變，期望未來可以持續合作，並透露近期將與美方溝通。
▲譚德塞「一句話」公開回應川普！（圖／世界衛生組織）
美國總統川普3天前在白宮宣布，終止與WHO的關係，並將資金轉移。譚德塞回應，數十年來，全球一直受益於美國政府和人民長期的強力合作，過去美國慷慨對世界衛生貢獻，在公共衛生領域都產生了巨大的影響，最後更喊話「WHO希望繼續與美國合作。」
▲示威者抗議激烈，白宮外戒備森嚴。（圖／路透）
記者蔡儀潔／綜合報導
「佛洛伊德之死」引爆的抗議活動愈演愈烈，大陸官媒也接連發表社評，稱美國是「自釀苦酒」，並多次提起「美麗的風景線」一說諷刺美國政客，引發輿論熱議。
美國眾議長裴洛西（Nancy Pelosi）曾稱香港示威是「一道亮麗的風景線」，中國外交部發言人華春瑩也回嗆，「希望這樣的『風景線』在美國越多越好」。如今，明尼蘇達州非裔男子佛洛伊德遭白人員警跪壓致死一事，讓美國多座城市爆發暴力事件。
中共青年組織「共青團中央」5月29日在官方微信公眾號發出美國示威者打砸搶燒的圖片，並反問稱「美……美麗的風景線？」。《環球時報》總編輯胡錫進5月30日也表示，「佩洛西所說的『美麗的風景線』終於從香港延伸到美國的十幾個州，美國的政客們現在可以從自家的視窗就欣賞到他們所讚揚過的一切了。」
胡錫進31日再度發文，稱美國各地的示威就像一面鏡子，照出了美國政客們的無恥與無賴，也折射美國深層次的政治失調和價值混亂，「中國網民一點都不同情美國當下困境。」
▲ 新聞聯播發表國際銳評。（圖／翻攝自央視）
央視新聞聯播也加入抨擊美國隊列，於5月31日發表題為「非裔男子慘死再揭美國血淋淋的種族歧視瘡疤」的社評，稱「佛洛伊德之死」所引爆的大騷亂是美國政客自釀的一杯苦酒，並反問美國政客「是不是早該向美國民眾謝罪？」
該篇文章同時引述美國網友諷刺，稱「美國政客們在他國出現騷亂時，將其稱作『美麗的風景線』到處煽風點火，唯恐天下不亂，而看到本國少數族裔正當維權，就急不可耐地要強力鎮壓，如此虛偽的雙重標準『令人作嘔』。」
《人民日報》則指出，「針對此前香港出現的暴力事件，一些美國政客居然稱之為『美麗的風景線』。如今，是否可將這樣的言辭原盤奉還給美國政客？」
▲美國白宮周邊31日晚間持續動亂。（圖／路透）
不過值得注意的是，《新京報》發表一篇題為「騷亂和暴力何時何地都絕不是『一道亮麗的風景線』」的文章。文內指出，「我們既然不願在香港等本國領土上出現導致每個人都受到傷害、損失的騷亂、暴力，自然也不願這樣的騷亂、暴力、傷害和損失，發生在任何國家、任何社會、任何人身上，這當然也包括美國。」
針對美國爆發的示威抗議，大陸外交部發言人趙立堅1日表示，當前事態再次反映了美國國內種族歧視、員警暴力執法的問題嚴重性和解決有關問題的緊迫性，希望美政府維護保障少數族裔合法權利。
We want to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who ran with us over the weekend whether you ran, cheered, supported or followed along online.
You can find the full results for all distances here https://www.hoka-shoes.com
This, our first ever HOKA ONE ONE Australia event, attracted runners hungry for a challenge and that uplift we all get from this community. You were asked to stay safe and respect all of your local social distancing regulations and in doing so took to the pavement, neighbourhood streets, treadmills, backyards, apartments and trails.
“This was exactly what this over worked teacher needed! Thank you for an awesome event!” – Lydia
“It was a ball knowing so many people were running virtually with me from all over the globe.” – Hamish
“Thank you so much for putting the fun in ISO.” – Kirsten
You told us about new PBs, some runners doing their first ever race, their first ever virtual race, kids running with parents for the first time, some runners going further than they ever had before, and even spelling HOKA with their 100km maps on STRAVA, and all with big smiles on. We can’t thank you enough for joining us.
Participants ran in every state and territory of Australia, as well as almost 20 countries around the world including Denmark, Portugal, Zimbabwe, Brazil, the USA and Thailand. At last count, our small and very hardworking team received and processed 1,037 finisher results. The all-embracing tone for the festival was set by David King with his worldly Welcome to Country, a moment we were privileged to share with running friends near and far.
We want to thank the stellar lineup of global athletes from the United States who joined us in total solidarity:
– Sage Canaday Ran hundreds of laps of his tiny loft apartment in Boulder
– Jim Walmsley Backed up with a marathon after running for CoVid-19 relief
– Tim Tollefson Hammered mountainside loops in Mammoth, California
– Darcy Piceu Completed 100km in an explosive electrical Colorado storm after a 100-mile training week
– Mike Wardian The only guy who seems to have raced more in 2020 than 2019, accomplished a dream by taking out the Arlington Loop and Double Arlington Loop Fastest Known Times (pending) during his final 64km of racing.
– Sarah Crowley Who created a fantastic video of her 10km run complete with improvised finish line.
All 41 runners who completed the 100km HOKA ISO Slam rose to a very different challenge than they’d ever been given – running 3 increasing distances at varied intensities on Saturday, before putting tired bodies over 64km on Sunday. Special congratulations to Amanda Meggison (9:35:37) and Dion Finocchiaro (6:29:23) for the fastest cumulative times.
We also had six families complete the Family Slam, with one family member competing in each of the four distances.
Almost 200 treadmill runners had a great time virtually racing each other on custom built courses in Zwift wearing tiny digital pairs of HOKA.
And Aussie media partners at Adventure+ will soon be streaming some films that we featured (special offer on TrailRun Mag & streaming adventure channel here )
And we are so grateful to run coaches Kerry and Ali from SquadRun whose commentary and athlete interviews throughout the festival were both entertaining and enlightening. And of course our all-star interviewer-runner-interviewee Michelle Cooper who ran out of roles to fill, as well as Pei Pei our dumpling chef.
Over two days we were united. We were motivated and inspired all in the pursuit of running. Together, apart.
We thank every single one of you who ran with us during this event. Thank you again for an unforgettable festival, there’s every chance we’ll consider doing this again, even during a time when social distancing is no longer required.
It’s always Time To Fly!
Race Report By Roger Hanney & Michelle Singer.
