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President Vladimir Putin on Friday lashed out at critics of Russia's crushing victory in the Universiade world student games, mischievously suggesting they would be better off enjoying life by taking the sex drug Viagra.
The Russian team won six times more gold medals than any other nation at the biennial Universiade world student games that wrapped up Wednesday in Russia's Volga city of Kazan 12ax7.
Several editorials in Russia's sports and opposition media have however ridiculed the achievement, saying the medal haul was made possible by fielding elite professional athletes in the amateur competition.
"When we have such great victories, people start lamenting that something is not right," Putin told the medal winners at a reception outside Moscow.
"I'd like to advise them to play sport -- and if they have health problems then go to the doctor... Maybe taking Viagra would help. And life would work out. See its most beautiful side."
Putin's reference to the male impotence drug was characteristic of his frequent use of earthy language to mock critics.
Russia won an astonishing 155 gold medals at the 27th Universiade, with a team packed with Olympic champions and elite athletes personalized clothing labels.
It even won both the men's and women's competitions in rugby, not a sport where it is a known world beater.
No other nation could even touch Russia's dominance, with China coming second in the gold medal tally with 26 golds and Japan third with 24.
Russia's political leaders are keen to show the nation has retained its Soviet-era sporting dominance ahead of the Winter Olympics in the southern Russian resort of Sochi in 2014, despite a series of let-downs in recent years .  

Now, even more than ever before, the upcoming world athletics championships in Moscow are riding on the broad shoulders of Usain Bolt .
Two days after track and field was rocked by the doping scandals involving American sprinter Tyson Gay and his Jamaican counterparts Asafa Powell and Sherone Simpson, the world titles received another double blow with the withdrawal of defending champions Yohan Blake and David Rudisha .
Blake - who succeeded Bolt as 100m world champ two years ago in Daegu after his celebrated countryman infamously false-started in the final - pulled out with a hamstring injury.
"Yohan has made vast improvement, although the injury sustained in April of this year has prevented him from attaining the necessary fitness levels that we have grown accustomed to seeing in his competition performances," said Blake's manager Cubie Seegobin cloud solution.
Blake will be joined on the sidelines by Kenyan middle distance king David Rudisha.
The 24-year-old missed last weeks national trials in Nairobi after twisting his knee in training last month.
"I am recovering well but unfortunately it is very slow. At this point in time I don't think I can recover in time for the world championships," said Rudisha, whose remarkable 800m world record in last year's London Olympic final was hailed by the great Sebastian Coe as the standout performance of the entire Games storage unit.
"Bolt was good, Rudisha was magnificent," said Coe, a two-time Olympic 1500m champion and the head of the London Games organising committee.
"That is quite a big call but it was the most extraordinary piece of running I have probably ever seen."
Even though Blake had not raced since April, his pedigree as the reigning world champion and the Olympic 100m and 200m silver medallist made him one of the few genuine challengers to Bolt's continued supremacy in Moscow.
The blue riband sprints had already been weakened by Gay's immediate withdrawal after testing positive to an unnamed substance Jewelry hong kong.
The American owned the three fastest 100m times of 2013.
Former world record holder Powell had not been selected to run the individual 100m sprint in Moscow, although he was in contention for a 4x100m relay berth before returning a positive test to the stimulant oxilofrine chenille embroidery patches.  

Ewen McKenzie is set to pilot Australia through to the next Rugby World Cup with his appointment as new Wallabies coach expected to be made on Tuesday.

Robbie Deans is understood to have been axed with six months remaining on his contract, clearing the way for Queensland Reds coaching director McKenzie embroidery badges.

While the Australian Rugby Union remained tight-lipped on the matter following a meeting with Kiwi Deans, McKenzie is expected to be unveiled as his replacement.

He saw off a worthy challenge from Brumbies and World Cup-winning former Springboks coach Jake White, with public opinion heavily in favour of an Australian in the post.

The Queensland Rugby Union also had no comment but the Melbourne Rebels' appointment on Monday of Wallabies coaching co-ordinator Tony McGahan as their new head coach ahead of McKenzie indicated he had bigger plans.

ARU chief executive Bill Pulver said Deans' position wouldn't hinge on the result of the Wallabies' campaign against British and Irish Lions, however the manner of their third Test 41-16 capitulation appears to have forced their hand.

New Zealander Deans was Australia's first foreign-born coach and also the Wallabies' most capped coach wine school, overseeing 74 Tests in his five-and-a-half years in the post.

Since taking over in 2008 he led the Wallabies to 43 wins, 29 losses and two draws, for a winning percentage of 58 per cent.

Deans had a bad run with injuries and as a result he created depth by blooding a new generation of players.

However, the returns never quite materialised, particularly against New Zealand with his record a miserable three wins from 18 games and no Bledisloe Cups.

McKenzie, who played in Australia's triumphant 1991 World Cup side, served as an assistant under Test coaches Rod Macqueen and Eddie Jones.

The popular 48-year-old, who coached Queensland to the Super Rugby title in 2011, is expected to shore up the scrum and re-ignite the Wallabies attack.

The Reds play an expansive, entertaining style that appeals to fans disillusioned by the stuttering attack under Deans' reign.

That also means a likely return to Test rugby for Queensland playmaker Quade Cooper, rejected by Deans for the Lions' campaign after his public criticism of the Wallabies set-up last year.

The Wallabies' next Test match is against the All Blacks in Sydney on August 17 in the first match of The Rugby Championship Asian college of knowledge management.  

A woman removed the batteries from a smoke alarm in her home just hours before a fire broke out, claiming her life, a coroner has found Asian college of knowledge management.

Roselle Ramirez, 25, was unable to escape the fire that engulfed her Paraparaumu home in April 2011.

Ms Ramirez's two young children, who were at the time aged seven and five, along with her friend Leahmay Osik and her son and partner, survived the blaze.

In his findings, made public on Thursday, Coroner Ian Smith said the smoke alarm in Ms Ramirez's rented home was activated about 5.30pm on April 12, 2011.

Ms Ramirez checked for any sign of smoke, but none could be seen. The smoke alarm continued to beep, so she removed the batteries.

Some time around midnight, a fire broke out in the lounge, quickly engulfing the front of the house.

Most of the occupants were able to get out of the house, but Ms Ramirez and one of her children were found on a bedroom floor formation of company.

The child was able to be resuscitated and has made a full recovery, but Ms Ramirez's life could not be saved.

Mr Smith said the cause of the fire has not been able to be determined, but it was likely electrical.

He said Ms Ramirez's death was tragic and highlighted the importance of households having operational smoke alarms.

Recently released figures from the fire service show that more than a dozen people killed in avoidable house fires in the past year had no working smoke alarms in their homes.

In the past 12 months, 20 people died in avoidable blazes at home, with 80 per cent of them receiving no warning because smoke detectors were either not installed or not working.  

鋪卷白月光,研池醉心墨,執相思筆,寫一闕春夜愛語呢喃的詩行。

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溫柔的風,撫慰於春夜。它撩撥起我的萬千發絲,傳遞著春的千般風情；它親吻著我的臉龐,呢喃著春的真情告白。這抹溫暖,驅趕冬的寒冷,春寒雖料峭,但已然承載了靜靜的暖意。

紅塵過往,定格於年輪上最美的鐫刻。在這春夜,細數一圈圈心底的軌跡若花般層層綻放。那朵朵花開的聲音，淺唱著歲月的喘息聲；那數瓣馨香盈懷,點染了春夜靜謐的蒼白。

遙望天際,皎月微笑，星光若花黃般點綴著夜空的面龐。近看街頭燈火闌珊,幾人孤獨的影子在眾裏尋他。靜夜流淌著春的音符,每一弦低語著，千百度後,一切歸於流年。“今夜偏知春氣暖,蟲聲新透綠窗紗”,而我的窗紗處卻聽不到蟲聲。唯一曲古箏緩緩滌蕩我的心田,伴我輕抿一口奶茶,對著遠方許一個幸福又馨香的春夜心願，淺彈一曲愛語呢喃的弦音。

你曾說，剪數縷楊柳風,織就一條細軟溫暖的絲巾,圍在我的項間；

你曾說，集數滴杏花雨,熬成一盒淡香盈面的胭脂紅,塗在我的臉上；

你曾說，攜數片彩雲朵,裁出一款阿娜多姿的旗袍,穿在我的身上；

你曾說，拈數瓣桃花蕊，編成一只豔麗小巧的發卡，戴在我的發間；

你說過,你說過……你說讓春風在我的袖口上縫上花香，你說讓小草在我的褲腳邊吻出淺綠，你說將春世界嬌媚希冀的美,種植於我心田,永開一朵心田的百合花，讓我的靈魂在百合花瓣上跳舞……

春夜,記憶的鎖鏈打開,被囚的思念出籠。看著奶茶在涼卻,我滴入眸間一滴溫熱的水,再品,有了溫暖在齒間浸潤。夜闌珊,樂悠揚,攝入心魂的未必是音樂,而是釋然於懷的經年過往。那是一份美,總在暖暖春夜,出現在念你的心底……

夜風柔,滿地暖,你的笑容在燦爛；新葉綠,一腔念,你的影子未剪斷。

梨花落後清明暖,對此寄我心底情；池上碧苔雖未現,魚傳尺素可知曉?

雁字北書花吐蕊,蝶戀花醉春情中！

春夜,剪燭西窗,與記憶私摩著纏綿,往事悠悠幾許塵？春夜,弦音心曲,與期待親昵著柔腸,相思濃濃知幾重？

抬頭,那皎月依然微笑,而向我靠近。我忍心剪下一片,鋪在桌前,研池醉心墨,手執相思筆。我微動的嘴角若天邊的薄雲朵,我紅暈的臉頰似含苞的桃花,我纖柔的十指若輕拂的柳絲。為你,寫一闕春夜愛語呢喃的詩行,托歸來雁,捎與你……

春夜的愛語呢喃,載著我旋舞於古箏曲中。我似一只蝶穿鎖於生命的流年中,總相信有一天,飛到緣的渡口,你張開雙臂,攬我入懷……從此,我的翅為你合攏。

月過窗棱,被我剪下一片的白月光,依然對我微笑。它知道,我已寫滿了春夜愛語呢喃的詩行。我知道，你正面朝大海，心已然春暖花開，一紙彩箋只等你,品讀……  

煙雨紅塵，誰輕撥夢的心弦，輕輕唱，歲月的滄桑，飛絮落花繽紛，江南煙雨深。輕煙繚繞，誰靜靜展開馨香的素箋，靜靜畫，流年的輕嘆，水墨丹青畫圖，千絲萬縷閒愁，小橋流水遠。熏香花徑，尋常院落，旖旎俗世繁華，誰素顏淡妝，在千年的等待裡痴心凝望，那逝去的喧嘩。斑駁的歲月，清淺的流年，闕闕離歌，歌不盡三生石上情深緣淺。

那一日，我閉目在經殿的香霧中，驀然聽見你念經的真言。

我曾是那怒放的梅花，你是冷冷冰雪。我拼盡全身力氣在寒風中怒放，只為你翩躚而下時那冰冷的一??吻。即使冰涼的冷，凍僵了時光，我也不在乎。我要積聚我一生的愛，一生的柔情，一生的溫暖與燦爛，只為你到來時盛開成美麗的絕唱，讓你記住我美麗的容顏。我的潔淨，我的純真，我的傲氣，都只為你綻放，在我的生命，只有你，這冷冷的冰雪。冬去春來，雖然你也化成了水，我也已經凋謝。但我要你永遠記住我美麗的容顏，記住我曾經怒放的青春，記住我拼盡最後一絲力氣，留下的純淨，記住我們曾經的溫暖。我閉目在經殿，香霧繚繞，木魚聲聲，你誦經的聲音穿破時空而來，聲聲催下我眼中的淚。

那一月，我搖動所有的經筒，不為超度，只為觸摸你的指尖。

我本是一朵盛開的蓮，在忘憂河上，無憂無慮，你是那晶瑩的露珠。透過你水晶般透明的心，我看見了，你內心的憂傷，淡淡的懸著淚花，我知道，那是紅塵淚。在淚光裡，幻化出色彩斑斕的塵世。你在淚裡，青衫長褂，用乾淨的十指靜靜捧著我的臉，溫柔的目光，流露無限的深情。你輕輕吟詠：關關雎鳩，在河之洲，窈窕淑女，君子好逑。指尖的溫柔，慢慢滲透我的全身，直達靈魂深處，化成無限的繾倦與纏綿。我聽見了佛陀念經的聲音，可我的心裡只有你，那一滴晶瑩的紅塵淚。我拜在佛陀腳下，搖動所有的經筒，不為超度，只為觸摸你的指尖，感受那曾經的溫柔。

那一年，我匍匐山路磕長頭，不為覲見，只為貼著你的溫暖。

那一年，我化作一簇淡泊的菊，開滿黃的紅的白的黑的紫的花朵。你變成那翩翩起舞的蝶，時而立在倚在我的肩頭低語，時而靠在我的懷抱裡呢喃。我喜歡你在我懷裡沉睡的樣子，臉蛋上沾滿花粉，長長的睫毛上掛滿晶瑩的淚滴，纖弱的身子滿是柔情。你說要在我的懷裡融化，化成我體內的芬芳，化成陽光，化成雨露，化成明淨的月色。你在我的懷裡睡著了，我聽見你的夢囈和溫柔的心跳。我知道，你已經厭倦了漂泊的生活，雖然你喜歡浪漫，喜歡尋歡，但你此刻，就躺在我的懷裡，靜美而溫馨，很詩意地唱著動人的曲子。你說：我的菊。我說：我的蝶。我們在寒霜中漸漸老去，漸漸凝固成最美的剎那。我們緊貼著，我們感覺彼此的心跳，執著而熱烈，溫暖而纏綿。後來你忽然不見，我只有匍匐在山路上，風吹過，佛音陣陣，我不為覲見，只為貼著你的溫暖。

那一世，我轉山轉水，轉佛塔，不為不為修來生，只為途中與你相見。

那一世我是個多情的江南女子，容顏嫵媚，柔情似水，反彈琵琶，為你等侯百年。你是個塞北男子，英姿颯爽，打馬從我的門前走過。我回眸一笑，你低頭凝望，四目相會的剎那，電光火石，你認出了我，說：好像在哪兒見過。我也感覺似曾相識，但我們又記不得彼此。你匆匆從我身邊走過，任馬蹄敲碎寂寞華年。前生五百次回眸，換來這擦肩而過的匆匆一瞥，我們忘了那年冬天的美麗。我已不是梅，你也不是雪，只剩下，這擦肩而過片刻的溫存。你噠噠的馬蹄，漸行漸遠，我的心，一點點碎裂，繽紛成飛絮落花，滴下成冷冷的雨。我隻身來到西藏，轉山轉水，轉佛塔，不為修來生，只為途中與你相見，再續那未了情緣。

那一刻，我升起風馬，不為祈福，只為守候你的到來。

那一刻，我是大漠雄鷹，金戈鐵馬，叱吒風雲。我的眼裡是火，我的心裡充滿仇恨，我不斷地屠城，不斷地衝殺。我的心裡裝著天下，我的戰袍染滿鮮血，一手舉鼎一手攥文，一手橫槊一手賦詩。大漠孤煙直，長河落日圓，任敵人的血流成河，流成一溪一溪的殘陽。你背弓搭箭，胡服獵獵，出現在我面前，我手起刀落，你??躺倒在我懷裡。你說：我是你最愛。我放下屠刀，跪倒在地。那一刻，我升起風馬，不為祈福，只為在來生，守候你的到來。

那一天，壘起尼瑪堆，不為修德，只為投下你心湖的石子。

那一天，你是西門慶，我是潘金蓮。我從二樓的窗下，不小心掉下一隻鞋子，砸到了你的頭上。你回眸一看的瞬間，我便淪落。我不顧千年的罵名，愛上風塵浪子的你，即使被二郎剖出了心肝，我也不後悔。那二郎拿出的不是血淋淋的心，而是我對你的滿腔熱戀。那二郎端出的不是熱氣騰騰的肝，而是我對你一生的愛。只因你，就是我前世的愛人。只因你，就是我活著的唯一。我只要愛，不要恨，為你，我獻出了生命，卻無悔。那一天，我壘起尼瑪堆，不為修德，只為投下你心湖的石子，讓你在紅塵中能看見我，來生我依然只屬於你。

那一夜，聽一宿梵唱，不為參悟，只為尋找你的一絲氣息。

那一夜，我是項羽，你是虞姬。那是在垓下，四面楚歌聲。劉邦唱：大風起兮雲飛揚，威加海內兮歸故鄉。我唱：力拔山兮氣蓋世，時不利兮騅不逝。騅不逝兮可奈何，虞兮虞兮奈若何。你和：漢兵已略地，四面楚歌聲，大王意氣盡，賤妾何聊生！拔劍自刎。血染紅了大地，流成了晚霞，我無意再回江東，拔劍追你而去。那一夜，我立地成佛，聽了一宿梵唱，不為參悟，只為尋找你的一絲氣息。

那一瞬，我羽化飛仙，不為長生，只為佑你平安喜樂。

六道輪迴，你在哪裡？親愛的，你在三生石上反反复復刻上我的名字，拒絕喝下遺忘一切的孟婆湯，隻身跳下忘川，承受千年的折磨。我的心裡只有痛，我的眼裡只有淚，我們受盡了億萬劫的苦，只因心中有愛，心中有情。我愛的，你在何方？我閉關千年，看破紅塵，乞求佛祖施我解脫的方法。那一瞬，我羽化飛仙，不為長生，只為佑你平安喜樂。

那一日，那一月，那一年，那一世……

就在那一夜，我忘記了所有，拋棄了信仰，捨棄了輪迴，只為那佛前的玫瑰，早已失去了舊日的光澤。