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. . . 世界杯，是各国球员们4年一度PK的赛场，更是全世界球迷的节日。南非世界杯小组赛结束，16支球队兴奋晋级同样也有16支球队黯然离开，但是看台上32个国家球迷的笑脸却早已定格，成为一道最美丽的风景线。 　　 西班牙球迷中的姐妹花 　　 阿根廷女球迷眼含热泪 　　 葡萄牙女球迷创意彩绘 　　 巴西女球迷 浅浅笑容掩不住对足球的热爱 　　 英格兰小球迷是鲁尼的粉丝 　　 韩国红魔啦啦队绽放笑容 　　 荷兰女球迷清新笑容 　　 看台上的美国丽人 　　 法国球迷带着一点酷劲儿 　　 意大利女球迷亲吻大力神杯 　　 德国女球迷眼中担心期待夹杂的眼神 　　 顽强的朝鲜赢得了他国美女球迷的心 　　 阿尔及利亚女球迷 绿色代表希望 　　 金发碧眼的乌拉圭女球迷 　　 被网友封为最美的巴拉圭女球迷 　　 科特迪瓦女球迷自信笑容 　　 瑞士球迷画上国旗图案 　　 澳大利亚女球迷冷峻眼神 　　 洪都拉斯女球迷做胜利手势 　　 智利球迷大姐头派头 　　 日本女球迷小丑装扮 　　 新西兰女球迷高举国旗 　　 斯洛文尼亚球迷戴高帽 　　 斯洛伐克女球迷大声呐喊 　　 希腊女球迷享受快乐 　　 尼日利亚球迷健康笑容 　　 墨西哥女球迷眼神魅惑 　　 塞尔维亚球迷甜蜜依偎 　　 喀麦隆球迷手持国旗 　　 南非女球迷豪放气质 　　 加纳女球迷“豪迈”气势 　　 丹麦球迷场上的热吻 .

　　. 　　. 　　. 　　收获：周二，阿富汗首都喀布尔附近，农民在收割小麦。 　　 　　拉扯：周四，西班牙特内利费岛的拉克鲁斯港海滩，一位牧羊人正拉着一头羊入水，准备为其进行传统的洁净仪式。 　　 　　引颈长嘶：周三，西班牙梅诺卡岛休达德拉市，正在庆祝当地古老的圣约翰节。喧闹的人群拥挤在马匹和骑师周围，引得马匹后肢着地，前蹄腾空。 　　 　　无助：周四，在巴西Uniao dos Palmares，一名男孩站在一块岩石上，周围被洪水包围。巴西东北部的洪灾已至少造成45人丧生，135人失踪。 　　 　　安全获救：周四，黎巴嫩Zouk Mosbeh一家铝厂发生坍塌。救援人员从事故现场救出一名工人。 　　 　　美女型男：周三，喜剧大片《决战刹马镇》的首映发布会在北京举行。从左到右依次为本片演员黄海波、导演李蔚然、台湾名模兼演员林志玲、演员孙红雷、演员甘薇。 　　 　　旅游：这张照片摄于今年5月8日，来自成都的一名游客（右二）从台北一夜市的算命摊位前走过。今年中国的出境旅游人数预计将达5,400万。随着两岸观光旅游逐渐开放，人民币升值将提振大陆游客在台湾的消费。 　　 　　精疲力尽：周三，温网男单第一轮一场补赛，美国人伊斯内尔(John Isner)和法国选手马胡特(Mahut)在决胜的第五盘一直打到59比59，后因天色太晚被迫将比赛推迟到第二天继续进行。最终，美国选手伊斯内尔以3比2战胜马胡特，晋级第二轮，决胜盘的比分为70比68。这场拉锯战共耗时11小时5分钟，创下网球赛史上最长记录。 　　 　　搏击海浪：周三，在斯里兰卡东部的Arugambay海滩旅游胜地进行了一场国际冲浪比赛，一名荷兰选手正在冲浪。主办方希望将这项比赛发展成斯里兰卡东部的旅游热点项目。斯里兰卡东部曾是该国泰米尔反政府武装的主要活动地区，饱受战火摧残。 　　 　　祭祀：周二，在菲律宾马尼拉北部一座村庄里，数百名信徒用泥巴和树叶涂满全身以示谦卑，以此来纪念施洗者圣约翰。自1945年起，该村庄每年都举行这一宗教传统活动。 　　 　　观望：北京夏季房展会于周四在北京中国国际贸易中心开幕，图为参观者在观看楼盘项目的模型。中国银监会表示，中国的房贷总额温和增加，房贷调控存在压力，但风险在可控范围内。 　　 　　比翼双飞：周四，天坛公园。一对夫妻在跳舞。 　　 　　iPhone 4：周三，正在对美国进行访问的俄罗斯总统梅德韦杰夫来到硅谷。图为梅德韦杰夫（左）正在向苹果公司首席执行长乔布斯学习如何使用新款iPhone 4手机。iPhone 4周四起上市销售，吸引全球各地的消费者在商店门口排起长队购买。iPhone系列手机的巨大成功成就了苹果公司的飞跃。 　　 　　宣誓就职：周四，澳大利亚新总理茱丽亚•吉拉德（Julia Gillard，右）在堪培拉议会大厦宣誓就职后接受伴侣提姆•麦西森(Tim Mathieson)的亲吻庆祝。现年48岁的吉拉德成为澳大利亚历史上首位女总理。当天早些时候，执政的澳大利亚工党举行紧急会议，一致推选吉拉德为工党主席，接替迫于压力辞职的前总理陆克文。由于一系列改革措施导致民意下滑，并且失去党内主要派别领袖的信任，面对吉拉德挑战的陆克文被迫请辞，避免了一场他必败的党内竞选。 　　 　　水中前行：周四，湖北武昌的居民走在被洪水淹没的道路上。周四，中国南方地区再次迎来大范围强降雨，持续一周的暴雨天气造成河堤决口、山体滑坡、道路中断，并造成至少365人丧生。中国政府已紧急派出官兵前往灾区抗洪救灾，并下发食物和帐篷等紧急物资。此次洪灾造成的损失已高达人民币709亿元。 　　 　　怀念MJ：周五是美国流行乐天王迈克尔•杰克逊(Michael Jackson)去世一周年祭日。图为在印度普里孟加拉湾的一处海滩，人们从杰克逊的肖像沙雕旁走过。 　　

　　 　　With her brother on her back a war weary Korean girl tiredly trudges by a stalled M-26 tank, at Haengju, Korea. June 9, 1951. (U.S. Navy/Maj. R.V. Spencer, UAF) 　　 　　One of four American soldiers of the 21st Infantry Regiment, 24th Division, Company, unknown, found midway between the forward observation post and the actual front line on July 10, 1950. The cameraman's caption states that the men were probably captured the night of 9th July, and then shot. Most of them were shot through the head with their hands tied behind their backs. Along with them was a variety of Equipment burned and destroyed. (AP Photo) 　　 　　A U.S. Marine tank follows a line of prisoners of war down a village street. September 26, 1950. (U.S. Department of Defense/U.S. Marine Corps/S. Sgt. John Babyak, Jr.) 　　 　　These South Korean recruits, sitting flat car for transfer to a training center, are heading for the army and the war against the North Korean invaders. They were given a flag-waving, band-playing send-off on July 17, 1950. (AP Photo) 　　 　　A Bell evacuation helicopter of Marine Observation Squadron 6, carrying wounded Marines from the front lines, lands at "A" Medical Company of the First Marine Division in 1950. Naval corpsmen stand by with stretcher to unload the wounded men from helicopter "pods" and rush them to the operating and hospital tents in the background. (U.S. Department of Defense/TSGT. Charles B. Tyler) 　　 　　A North Korean tankman lies dead on ground (lower left) amid knocked-out tanks on August 13, 1950 in Indong, Korea, North of Waegwan, after South Korean attack. (AP Photo) 　　 　　A salvo of 500-pound bombs leave the bomb bay of a B-29 headed for communist-controlled territory below. The first bombs from the first squadron over a 21 sq. mile area west of the Naktong River, South Korea on August 16, 1950 where North Korean troops were believed massing for an all-out assault on the American lines. 98 B-29's dropped more than 850 tons of bombs on the area. (AP Photo) 　　 　　Navy AD-3 dive bomber (top center) pulls out of dive after dropping a 2,000 lb. bomb on Korean side of a bridge crossing the Yalu River at Sinuiju, into Manchuria on November 15th, 1950. (U.S. Department of Defense/U.S. Navy) 　　 　　This view shows a command post somewhere in South Korea on July 12, 1950 as American soldiers keep on the alert with their straw-covered camouflaged weapons carrier. (AP Photo/Charles P. Gorry) 　　 　　Smoke rises from the ruins of the village of Agok the northern region of South Korea in August 1950. (AP Photo/Max Desfor) 　　 　　Two North Korean prisoners captured during fighting for Yongsan on September 2, 1950 sit on jeep hood under guard of U.S. second division infantrymen as they are taken to the rear in the Naktong River sector of Korea. (AP Photo) 　　 　　This U.S. Army photograph, once classified "top secret", is one of a series depicting the summary execution of 1,800 South Korean political prisoners by the South Korean military at Taejon, South Korea, over three days in July 1950. Historians and survivors claim South Korean troops executed many civilians behind frontlines as U.N. forces retreated before the North Korean army in mid-1950, on suspicion that they were communist sympathizers and might collaborate with the advancing enemy. (AP Photo/National Archives, Major Abbott/U.S. Army) 　　 　　Four LST's unload men and equipment on beach in Inchon on Sept. 15, 1950. (AP Photo) 　　 　　General Douglas MacArthur, in passenger seat wearing leather jacket, tours the newly opened Inchon Front in Western Korea on Sept. 19, 1950 during the Korean War. Accompanying him are, Maj. Gen. Edward M. Almond, left, Tenth Corps Commander, and Vice Adm. Arthur D. Struble, Fifth Fleet Commander. (AP Photo/U.S. Army Signal Corps) 　　 　　General views of burned city of Taejon on Sept. 30, 1950. (AP Photo/Jim Pringle) 　　 　　Prisoners are flushed out by a U.S. patrol operating in North Korea south of Kusong, Nov. 16, 1950. This is a Life Magazine Photo by Hank Walker. (AP Photo/Hank Walker) 　　 　　Doctors operate on a Marine wounded in Korean fighting on June 25th, 1950. (U.S. Department of Defense/TSGT. Robert H. Mosier) 　　 　　After civilians reported that North Koreans had taken cover inside, a U.S. Marine throws a grenade into a Seoul tunnel, in September 1950. A machine gunner and rifleman cover the cave entrance. (AP Photo/Max Desfor) 　　 　　Bodies of some 400 Korean civilians lie in and around trenches in Taejon's prison yard during the Korean War in Sept. 1950. The victims were bound and slain by retreating Communist forces before the 24th U.S. Division troops recaptured the city Sept. 28. Witnesses said that the prisoners were forced to dig their own trench graves before the slaughter. Looking on, at left, is Gordon Gammack, war correspondent of the Des Moines Register and Tribune. (AP Photo/James Pringle) 　　 　　Koreans huddle in the street amid rubble and debris after fighting in Seoul, September 1950. (AP Photo/Max Desfor) 　　 　　Paratroopers drop from U.S. Air Force C-119 transport planes during an operation over an undisclosed location in Korea, in October 1950. (AP Photo/Max Desfor) 　　 　　Paratroopers of the United Nations forces jump from aircraft near the North Korean towns of Sukchon and Sunchon, about Oct. 20, 1950. (AP Photo/Max Desfor) 　　 　　An American tank crashes roughshod through an enemy roadblock near Seoul, South Korea, Oct. 7, 1950, as 7th Division infantrymen prepare to exploit the breakthrough and put an end to enemy sniper fire in this sector of the Korean front. (AP Photo) 　　 　　Trees stripped by artillery and aerial bombardment stand like match sticks in this air view of hill 931 on Oct. 22, 1950, one of the main peaks which dominated Heartbreak Ridge in Korea. The complex system of communist trenches and bunkers are visible. This hill was taken twice by U.N. forces, the last time on October 6 by elements of the 23rd U.S. Regiment and a French Battalion. (AP Photo/GS) 　　 　　The bodies of more than 60 South Korean civilians bludgeoned to death in a mine shaft at Kum Bong San, near Tube-ni, Korea, Oct. 19, 1950. The Army said the victims were slain by Communist led North Korean forces who took them from a prison at Chinnampo. The bodies were discovered by U.N. troops. (AP Photo) 　　 　　British and Australian troops search houses in Hwangju on Oct. 17, 1950 in mopping up operations during the drive toward Pyongyang, Capital of North Korea. (AP Photo/Max Desfor ) 　　 　　Landing boats loaded with U.S. soldiers speed through the mine-infested waters of Wonsan harbor toward the North Korean east coast city on Oct. 26, 1950. About 50,000 U.S. soldiers and Marines hit the beach to bolster Allied forces driving toward the Manchurian border. (AP Photo/Gene Herrick) 　　 　　In this Dec. 4, 1950 file photo, residents from Pyongyang, North Korea, and refugees from other areas crawl perilously over shattered girders of the city's bridge, as they flee south across the Taedong River to escape the advance of Chinese Communist troops. (AP Photo/Max Desfor) 　　 　　Chinese communist troops, wearing tennis sneakers, rags and American footgear, surrender to Charley Company, 7th Marines, south of Koto-ri, on December 9th, 1950. (U.S. Department of Defense/SGT. F.C. Kerr) 　　 　　Close coordination of the United States Marine air and ground units during recent fighting with Chinese Communists in Korea. United States Marines drive forward after effective close air support of F4U-5 Corsairs on December 26th, 1950. (U.S. Department of Defense/CPL. P. McDonald) 　　 　　Bodies of U.S. Marines, British Royal Marines Soldiers and Republic of Korea troops are gathered for a mass burial at Koto-ri on December 8th, 1950. (U.S. Department of Defense/SGT. F.C. Kerr) 　　 　　An F86 Sabre Jet peels off for an attack on a communist troop and supply concentration in the snow-covered Korean village below on January 28th, 1951. (AP Photo) 　　 　　A pair of bound hands and a breathing hole in the snow at Yangji, Korea, Jan. 27, 1951 reveal the presence of the body of a Korean civilian shot and left to die by retreating Communists during the Korean War. (AP Photo/Max Desfor) 　　 　　Canadian riflemen catch up on the hometown news while waiting for orders to move up against the Chinese communist forces on the Korean front on Feb. 29, 1951. (AP Photo) 　　 　　Supply warehouses and dock facilities at this important east coast port feel the destructive weight of bombs dropped from Fifth Air Force's B-26 Invader light bombers, Wonsan, North Korea in 1951. (U.S. Department of Defense/USIA) 　　 　　A 25th Division tank uses a flame thrower on an enemy pillbox deeply emplaced in a hillside near Korea's Han River front on March 30, 1951. (AP Photo) 　　 　　British Royal Marines Commandos, put ashore by a U.S. naval vessel deep in the heart of North Korea, plant demolition charges along an enemy rail track on April 13, 1951 near Songjin, South Korea during a daring daylight raid. About 100 yards of the vital Chinese Communist rail line were destroyed within a few miles of two enemy divisions. (AP Photo) 　　 　　Thatched huts go up in flames after B-26 bombers unload napalm bombs on an enemy supply collection point near Hanchon in North Korea on May 10, 1951. (AP Photo) 　　 　　Wearied by long marches on foot, a Turkish U.N. solider sits astride a mule he took from an enemy soldier in Korea on May 5, 1951. He ambushed the advancing Chinese and grabbed the mule for use in directing stragglers to the rear in ruins of Uijongbu during the recent communist offensive. (AP Photo/Robert Schutz) 　　 　　Three Korean Communists in a fishing boat are captured by the USS Manchester off the coast of Korea. May 10, 1951. (U.S. Department of Defense/U.S. Navy) 　　 　　A dead Chinese soldier, his burned uniform still smoking, lies with bodies of his comrades at a collection point near Chunchon on May 17, 1951 after allied forces had stemmed the major enemy attack near the town on Korea's central front. (AP Photo/ENJ) 　　 　　Columns of light stab the night as U.S. rockets thunder toward Communist-held targets in Wonsan, Korean port city on July 1, 1951. The fire trails brilliantly lit the ship and could be followed by sight as they struck their targets. (AP Photo/DOD) 　　 　　A U.S. Marine dives for cover in his bunker as a communist 82 millimeter mortar shell scores a hit on a ridge in eastern Korea, April 8, 1952. (AP Photo/Edward A. McDade/U.S. Navy) 　　 　　GIs and Korean service corpsmen stack up the enormous pile of empty artillery and mortar shell casings at a collecting point near the front, pointing to the huge amount of lead thrown at the enemy in four days of fighting for outpost Harry, June 18, 1953. (AP Photo/Gene Smith) 　　 　　The interior of Bruce house - General William K. Harrison (left) and General Nam II (right) sign the armistice agreement which brought the Korean War to a close in Panmunjom on July 27, 1953. (AP Photo) 　　 　　Four tired, bearded and grimy U.S. Marines just off the fighting line on western Korean front, read good news in an official handout that armistice to end war was about to be signed at Panmunjom on July 26, 1953. Identifiable at right is PFC Thomas W. O'Connell of Hammond, Wisconsin. (AP Photo/George Sweers) 　　 　　In this photo taken on Tuesday, June 15, 2010, a South Korean Marine looks at the North Korean side as he stands guard on Baengnyeong Island, South Korea, near the border with North Korea. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) 　　 　　A woman is reflected on the names of the people who died during the 1950-53 Korean War as she prays for the fallen sailors from the sunken South Korean naval ship Cheonan at the Korean War Memorial Museum in Seoul June 20, 2010. (REUTERS/Jo Yong-Hak)

　　. 　　. 　　. 　　坠毁：周二在埃及开罗，一辆汽车从大桥上坠落，掉入附近的集市，部分摊贩当场死亡另有部分人受伤。 　　 　　祈雨：图为周二在印度阿默达巴德举行的一场祈雨仪式，几名男子坐在水盆里祈求雨季到来。 　　 　　油污：这是一张周二发布的墨西哥湾卫星照片。浮在海面上的漏油像一条银灰色的缎带。 　　 　　沙尘四起：周二在阿富汗坎大哈，一架正在起飞的医疗直升机卷起浓密的沙尘，机上搭载着受伤的阿富汗国民军士兵。 　　 　　众志成城：周二在江西抚州，抗洪救灾人员正在准备疏散洪区居民。江西省一道大坝发生决堤，8.8万人被迫转移。连续一个多星期的暴雨天气已在华南地区造成至少199人死亡，123人失踪。 　　 　　悼念：周二在首尔国家公墓，一名还在读幼儿园的小孩在朝鲜战争阵亡士兵的墓前献花致敬，他旁边的同学在等着轮流献花。6月25日是朝鲜战争爆发60周年纪念日。 　　 　　打砸抢：连日来孟加拉国数以万计的工人举行抗议活动，要求提高工资待遇，期间发生打砸抢行为，约700家服装厂被迫关闭。这是周二在该国Ashulia地区拍到的一家遭破坏的服装店。 　　 　　无脸见人：周二在南非的布隆方丹球场，南非队以2-1击败法国队，此战结束后法国队小组赛出局，而南非队尽管赢得比赛却同样遭到了淘汰。图为南非队在打进第二个球时，法国队主教练多梅内克(Raymond Domenech)把头深深埋入手中。 　　 　　犯罪现场：周二，土耳其伊斯坦布尔发生路边炸弹爆炸事件，一辆军用客车遭袭击，造成四名士兵和一名十几岁少女死亡。库尔德分离主义者在网站上声称对此事负责。图为土耳其警方在爆炸现场进行调查。 　　 　　繁忙：香港葵涌港是世界上最繁忙的港口之一，随着世界经济逐渐走出金融危机的阴影，一些经营着世界级商业船队的船运公司开始显露出恢复和增长的迹象。世界上最大的集装箱航运集团马士基称，经济强劲反弹使集装箱运力在进入航运旺季后意外的出现不足。图为周二从葵涌港上空拍摄的照片。 　　 　　晋级：周二，在温布尔登网球公开赛草地赛的首轮比赛中，中国选手郑洁在女单比赛中击败法国对手帕门蒂尔(Pauline Parmentier)。 　　 　　写字：周二在北京的一条胡同里，几个孩子正在写作业。其中一个女孩正在教比她小的孩子写字。 　　 . . . . ...

. “砰……”6月21日下午6时许，随着公厕里传出的一声巨响，江门蓬江区康乐里一带的居民被震得人心惶惶，有人以为地震了，有人说是炸弹爆炸，大家纷纷奔向东湖广场对面的公厕。血腥的一幕映入人们眼帘：整个公厕满地鲜血，一名20多岁的男子胳膊被炸飞了一半，大声地喊着“救命”…… 截至昨日下午5时，经医护人员全力抢救，这名男子右胳膊截肢，已保住了性命。关于事故原因，坊间流传出多个版本。有人说是抽烟引爆沼气，有人说是公厕被放了炸弹，更有人怀疑是手机爆炸所致。公安机关向南都记者表示，已经展开外围调查，爆炸的具体原因目前尚无定论。 . . 22日上午，爆炸的男公厕内依然满地血迹，蹲便处已经毁坏。21日下午6时许，蓬江区康乐里一公厕发生爆炸，一入厕男子被炸成重伤。 该公厕采用隔间的形式，男厕所进门左边的第二个蹲位，厕所门完好无损，但蹲便器已被完全炸烂，满地鲜血。 在厕所旁住的居先生讲述，当时他正在做饭，一声巨响吓得他赶紧跑出来看，听见厕所内有人呼救。 . . .. .. [ 本帖最后由 老杂疫 于 2010-6-23 12:19 编辑 ]

　　16月18日，成都邛崃监狱的27名服刑人员却开始了舒缓轻松的改造方式，接受长达1个月的瑜伽培训。这是四川省首次在监狱开设瑜珈培训班。推广瑜伽的目的是为了帮助服刑人员强身并“静心”，更好地改造。 . . . 　　 　　6月18日，外请的专业瑜珈教练带领服刑人员练习瑜珈动作，狱警在一旁监督学习。 　　 　　6月18日，服刑人员在教练的带领下做瑜珈的经典动作“蝎子尾”。 　　 　　6月18日，服刑人员穿上统一印有“静心”字样的衬衫。 　　 　　6月18日，瑜珈教练示范某个瑜珈动作，学员在模仿学习。 　　 　　6月18日，教练带领服刑人员一起打坐，平静身心。 . . ...

. . . . 　　天空下的剪影：上周四在英格兰伯克郡举行了皇家爱斯科赛马会，图为观众们在查看比赛的告示牌。 　　 　　屋顶缆车：图为游客们在上海世博会瑞士馆的乘坐屋顶缆车。这是瑞士馆最吸引人的景点。 　　 　　飞驰而过：上周五是红牛特技飞行世锦赛纽约站的试飞日，法国飞行员尼古拉斯·伊万诺夫(Nicolas Ivanoff)驾机从自由女神像前飞过。 　　 　　总冠军：上周四在洛杉矶举行的NBA总决赛第七场比赛上，洛杉矶湖人队以83比79击败波士顿凯尔特人队夺得总冠军。图为湖人队后卫科比·布莱恩特(Kobe Bryant)在庆祝胜利，他身后的凯尔特人队教练道格·里弗斯(Doc Rivers)则失望的把头扭向一旁。 　　 　　壁画留言：上周五在布拉格，一名男子在缅甸民主领袖昂山素季的壁画上留言，为她的65岁生日祝福。 　　 　　盛装：上周五在新德里，一头盛装打扮的大象走在街头。 　　 　　热身：上周五，准备参加圣克拉拉国际游泳大奖赛的选手们在做赛前热身。 　　 　　训练有素：上周五，瑞典女王储维多利亚公主与未婚夫韦斯特林参加婚前晚宴。图为韦斯特林在给维多利亚公主摆弄礼服。 　　 　　合影：上周五是戴高乐将军发表《告法国人民书》70周年纪念日。前往英国参加纪念活动的法国总统萨科奇夫妇与英国首相卡梅伦夫妇在唐宁街10号首相官邸前合影。 　　 　　龙卷风：上周四在美国明尼苏达州瓦登纳，一位名叫辛迪•伍德(Cindy Wood)的妇女站在被龙卷风毁坏的房子旁。该州发生的多起龙卷风灾害造成至少3人死亡，数十人受伤。 　　 　　雨中比赛：上周四，在印尼的西爪哇省加西县当地的一场足球比赛中，一群学生在雨中踢足球。 　　 　　泄洪冲沙：黄河小浪底水库上周日实施泄洪冲沙，图为河水从闸门倾泻而出。黄河长期以来饱受泥沙淤积的困扰，每年河床都会被淤泥抬高，使得流到下游的水速减缓。这次开闸泄洪是为了冲掉淤积在水库的泥沙。 　　 　　红牌：上周日，巴西球星卡卡（Kaka，左）在巴西对科特迪瓦的比赛中被裁判斯蒂芬•莱诺伊(Stephane Lennoy)红牌罚下场。 　　 　　艰难跋涉：上周日在江西余江县，一名男子行走在被洪水浸没的街道上。 　　 . . . ..