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STARFiSH agent星予經紀打造台灣運動全新格局
集結跨界最強運動與職人 誓言開創全”星”運動版圖

STARFiSH Concept星予國際(星予公關)成立17年來，公關事業版圖橫跨國際精品、時尚、美妝、金融、汽車、酒商等頂級客戶，在業界創造出眾多精采成功的公關案例，深根台灣市場並享譽國際。近年來，在熱愛運動的執行總監于長君的帶領之下，連續四年支持AAI車隊，隨隊出征法國與亞洲24h Le Mans「24小時利曼大賽」; 2016、2017年國際CDIY青年馬場馬術錦標賽及CSIJ-B青少年障礙超越錦標賽、2018-2019泰國馬術公主盃、2018-2019香港馬術浪琴盃支持台灣青少年馬術國手;以及泰國普吉島AKA Thailand 2017-2020贊助商與合作夥伴，協辦在泰國普吉島海邊沙灘上Primal FC MMA國際格鬥賽事，讓多項國際運動賽事獲得更多國際媒體與台灣關注，引領各界菁英拓展全新面貌，展現其運動行銷超強能量。尤以贊助策辦桌球選手江宏傑與福原愛世紀婚禮國際記者會，造成享譽國際的運動佳話。

STARFiSH agent星予經紀立志將運動人才推上國際舞台，並期望難得的運動家精神能成為年輕一代的榜樣。於2019年10月3日在Dynasty皇家官邸聯誼會盛大舉辦STARFiSH agent跨界運動職人聯合記者會，由執行總監于長君與明星主持人阿Ken偕同攜手STARFiSH agent星予經紀旗下各領域菁英參與這場跨界盛事，與媒體與眾嘉賓分享時間淬鍊而成的職人生涯，宣告”星運動”正式納入全新事業版圖，連接國際體育脈動，創造台灣全新格局。

STARFiSH agent星予經紀跨界運動職人聯合記者會上，邀請到美國UFC明星選手同時也是AKA Thailand創辦人Mike Swick麥可斯維克首度來台為本活動站台，與STARFiSH agent星予經紀旗下各職人包括台灣賽車教父陳俊杉、AAI車隊賽車手Betty Chen陳映瑜、全球華人最年輕劍道範士八段吳重山、哈雷改裝車世界冠軍葉韋廷、快艇衝浪雙冠軍母女檔陳美彤與12歲陳宥蓁、國際馬術總會第八分區主席黃啟芳、超逆齡70歲瑜珈老師陳冬蓮等一同出席現場盛事。近年來運動熱潮於全球大勢興起，STARFiSH agent星予經紀立志推廣台灣運動職業與優異職人，記者會上各職人闡述了其冠軍光環背後艱辛歷程，經由多年苦心耕耘才得以擁有現今的成就，更可以看到運動職人們在STARFiSH agent星予經紀經營之下現身於螢光幕前為品牌拍攝廣告及代言，讓眾人以不同角度探究各職人所帶出其運動領域背後故事與專業。記者會當天現場展示超跑Ferrari 488 GT3，漢諾威馬術俱樂部提供白馬一匹，以及重機改裝車 ( 2018 Ducati Hypermotard Custom Street Tracker By Rough Crafts )，讓與會來賓對各項運動產業更進一步認識。

執行總監于長君也道出 :「與STARFiSH agent星予經紀合作的這些運動員、職人都是我的好友兼人生導師，在他們身上我學習到什麼是真正的運動家精神，更獲得了一種使命感，好的態度要繼續推廣給下一代的年輕人學習，讓台灣的運動職人站上國際舞台，嶄露台灣的運動實力。同時，他們也是鼓勵並支持我成立STARFiSH agent經紀部門的主要力量，非常感謝他們的信任，期望日後能帶領大家開拓嶄新運動世界觀。」

記者會活動尾聲，執行總監于長君與STARFiSH agent旗下職人運動員齊聚於運動職人牆前共同簽名合影，並舉起代表台灣文化的珍珠奶茶向與會貴賓們致意，宣示STARFiSH agent運動經紀部門正式啟程，展現STARFiSH星予公關專業態度與國際接軌，也憑藉著這份實力將運動、時尚、藝術融合而創立STARFiSH agent，帶領運動職人們走向下一巔峰!

美國UFC明星選手Mike Swick麥可斯維克也將在記者會隔天拍攝Esquire雜誌，以及出席台灣服裝設計師DOUCHANGLEE竇騰璜 張李玉菁2020春夏時裝秀。

台灣賽車教父 – 陳俊杉 :「賽車是一項專業，同時又有些封閉的運動，不過自從認識STARFiSH之後，透過專業的宣傳與行銷，讓更多人認識賽車運動。未來也希望與STARFiSH的合作，讓國內賽車運動更蓬勃的發展。」

全球華人最年輕劍道範士八段 - 吳重山 :「劍道之道在於”煉心”二字，透過修煉劍的理法形成完美的人格，劍道的精神”十年磨一劍”展現的是劍道的持之以恆與不懈的追求。以”星”出發，祝願STARFiSH agent引領風潮將新時代運動帶入前所未有的新里程碑 ! 」

國際馬術總會第八分區主席 - 黃啟芳 :「人生中最快樂的事之一，莫過於與大家分享喜歡的興趣與活動。 這次很感謝STARFiSH給予這個機會讓我把我最愛的馬術運動介紹並分享給大家。騎馬長期被標榜是一個貴族運動。但是除此之外，只有少數人知道馬術運動也是唯一男女選手一起比賽的奧運。這運動除了展現人與動物最真誠的互動之外，更能拉近親子關係。與其說他是一種運動不如說它也可以是一個 lifestyle (生活態度) 。」
快艇衝浪冠軍選手 - 陳美彤 :「轉戰選手三年多，從沒想過滑水的興趣能帶領我站上國際舞台，真心熱愛這項運動，也期盼接下來和STARFiSH的合作透過與更多元的品牌連結機會，讓大眾更認識我所愛的運動，激起不一樣的火花。」

哈雷改裝車世界冠軍 - 葉韋廷 :「 在台灣如果要試著努力做厲害的事，STARFiSH讓我用專業的角度面對各種困難的對手。」

超逆齡Yoga老師 - 陳冬蓮 :「STARFiSH給了我人生中另一個里程碑，讓我接觸到不同領域的人、事，物。未來更希望STARFiSH能引領讓銀髮族群能勇敢的跟我一起瑜伽，延展身體，健康樂活的過每一天。」

AKA Thailand創辦人 - Mike Swick麥可斯維克 :「 It has been an absolute pleasure working with June Yu and STARFiSH Concept the last 4 years. Her expertise is vast and her results speak for themselves. I look forward to a long and successful relationship with June and STARFiSH !」

STARFiSH agent is creating a new Taiwan sporting presence, combining the latest designs, style and fashion, and sports professionals’ spokespersons　　

Since the founding of STARFiSH Concept Public Relations over 17 years ago, our business has expanded to include a wide range of industries such as luxury goods, fashion, cosmetics, finance, automotive, alcohol and other high-end clients, creating our own unique presence in the industry, with strong roots in Taiwan and a well-established international reputation. In recent years, under the leadership of Managing Director June Yu, we have supported the AAI team to France for the 24h Le Mans for four consecutive years, as well as the Asian 24h Le Mans. In 2016 and 2017 we managed the CDIY and CSIJ-B equestrian events, the 2018-2019 Thai Equestrian Princess’ Cup, the 2018-2019 LONGINES Hong Kong Cup - where we supported the Taiwan Junior equestrians – and we also co-sponsored and partnered with AKA Thailand in 2017-2020, and co-hosted the Primal FC MMA Beach Competition in Phuket, Thailand, ensuring athletes gained exposure from the global and local Taiwan media. We created the new faces of international sports. We also created global media exposure in our international press conference for the wedding of the century between tennis table stars Hung-Chieh Chuang and Fukuhara Ai.　

STARFiSH shares the competitive spirit of the world class athletes we represent as we work with them to and ensures that they reach the international stage. On October 3, 2019 STARFiSH launches its “Sports Stars” public relations business at a Global press conference at the Dynasty Club. Guests include diverse sports professionals, Managing Director June Yu, Celebrity MC Ken, and the global team of STARFiSH agents who will share these athletes’ personal success stories, as the firm creates a new face for Taiwan on the global sports stage.

This exclusive STARFiSH event hosts a diverse coterie of sports professionals including leading US UFC star and founder of AKA Thailand, Mike Swick, on his first ever trip to Taiwan, the godfather of racing, Jun San Chen, AAI racing star Betty Chen, Johnson Wu - the youngest Chinese to attain the Kendo rank of Hachida, modified Harley designer Winston Yeh, mother and daughter Wakesurfing Champion pair Kimberly Chen and her 12 year old Jocelyn Chan, the Chairman of Region Eight of the Fédération Équestre Internationale, Jack Huang, and the amazing septuagenarian yoga instructor, Gloria Chen. Sports is a global phenomenon, and STARFiSH is proud to represent leading international and Taiwan athletes. This press conference will serve to introduce the intense personal struggles and stories behind these champions’ successes and their path to professional achievement, and also show how STARFiSH will promote this array of talent to the world. Sports lovers will enjoy seeing a genuine Ferrari 488 GT3 racing car, a white horse from the Hannover Equestrian Club, 2018 Ducati Hypermotard Custom Street Tacker by Rough Crafts, and a full complement of competitive sporting goods on display, ensuring all guests can appreciate more about the respective sports.

June Yu, the Managing Director, notes that: “these athletes working with STARFiSH agent are not only close personal friends and life coaches, but I have learned from them the real athletic spirit, a strong sense of mission, as well as a desire to promote their success to the next generation , ensuring Taiwan’s sporting stars enjoy a place on the international stage where they can reveal Taiwan’s sporting prowess and power. At the same time, they have also encouraged and supported me in establishing the STARFiSH sports talent agency division, and I am pleased to enjoy their trust, as we hope to lead them to new pinnacles of sporting accomplishment at the international level.”

At the end of the press conference, STARFiSH agent Managing Director June Yu will appear together with the sports stars and a photoboard of their success stories. There will be opportunities for autographs and a group photo to officially launch the STARFiSH professional sports talent agency, demonstrating the STARFiSH professional approach and international reach, as the firm integrates sports with style and the arts, as STARFiSH leads these athletes to ever greater achievements!

UFC Star, Mike Swick will be posing for an Esquire magazine exclusive the day after the press conference, as well as attending the Taiwan fashion designers Stephane Dou and Changlee Yugin’s brand DOUCHANGLEE 2020 SS Fashion Show.

The godfather of Taiwan racing, Jun San Chen, remarked: “The racing profession is, at times, a somewhat closed-off sport, but after meeting STARFiSH and their professional publicity team, they have exposed racing to a greater audience. I hope to continue cooperating with STARFiSH into the future, as we develop our domestic racing sports. ”

The world’s youngest Chinese master Kendo Hachida, Johnson Wu, stated: “The path to Kendo is about training the hear; as one trains with the sword one develops human character, and the Kendo spirit ensures a strong devotion to patience and lasting values. By working with STARFiSH with its focus on sporting stars, I am sure we will witness a new athletic milestone.”

Jack Huang, Chairman of Region Eight of the Fédération Équestre Internationale explained: “One of the most rewarding and pleasing things in life is to enjoy a shared interest and activity with one’s family. So I am very happy that STARFiSH has afforded me this opportunity to share the equestrian sport with the public. Even though equestrian enjoys a reputation as the sport of Kings, it is also highly egalitarian. Equestrian is one of the few sports where men and women can compete together on an equal footing in the same events. It is also a sport where humans and animals interact with great sincerity, and it affords an excellent opportunity for close family bonds. Instead of describing equestrian as a sport, it might be more apt to describe it as a lifestyle.”

Kimberly Chen, a wakesurfing champion said: “After having competed in wakesurfing for three years now, I had never thought my interest would expose me to the world stage, but working with StarFish made me realize that if you really love a sport and are dedicated, it is possible to teach the public an appreciation of your favorite sports, and ignite the sparks of their interest, too”.

Winston Yeh, design champion for modified Harleys, notes: “If you want to try to be the best at something in Taiwan, the professional perspective that STARFiSH offers is perfect to resolve any challenges along the way”.

Gloria Chen, an amazing 70 plus yoga instructor explains:”STARFiSH has allowed me to reach a new peak in life, as I am able to explore diverse people, activities and things. I aspire to continue enjoying STARFiSH leadership to help senior citizens to engage in yoga, developing body and mind and enjoying the Lohas spirit everyday”.

Mike Swick, founder of AKA Thailand remarks how:“It has been an absolute pleasure working with June Yu and STARFiSH Concept the last 4 years. Her expertise is vast and her results speak for themselves. I look forward to a long and successful relationship with June and STARFiSH !”

STARFiSH agent星予經紀打造台灣運動全新格局
集結跨界最強運動與職人 誓言開創全”星”運動版圖

STARFiSH Concept星予國際(星予公關)成立17年來，公關事業版圖橫跨國際精品、時尚、美妝、金融、汽車、酒商等頂級客戶，在業界創造出眾多精采成功的公關案例，深根台灣市場並享譽國際。近年來，在熱愛運動的執行總監于長君的帶領之下，連續四年支持AAI車隊，隨隊出征法國與亞洲24h Le Mans「24小時利曼大賽」; 2016、2017年國際CDIY青年馬場馬術錦標賽及CSIJ-B青少年障礙超越錦標賽、2018-2019泰國馬術公主盃、2018-2019香港馬術浪琴盃支持台灣青少年馬術國手;以及泰國普吉島AKA Thailand 2017-2020贊助商與合作夥伴，協辦在泰國普吉島海邊沙灘上Primal FC MMA國際格鬥賽事，讓多項國際運動賽事獲得更多國際媒體與台灣關注，引領各界菁英拓展全新面貌，展現其運動行銷超強能量。尤以贊助策辦桌球選手江宏傑與福原愛世紀婚禮國際記者會，造成享譽國際的運動佳話。

STARFiSH agent星予經紀立志將運動人才推上國際舞台，並期望難得的運動家精神能成為年輕一代的榜樣。於2019年10月3日在Dynasty皇家官邸聯誼會盛大舉辦STARFiSH agent跨界運動職人聯合記者會，由執行總監于長君與明星主持人阿Ken偕同攜手STARFiSH agent星予經紀旗下各領域菁英參與這場跨界盛事，與媒體與眾嘉賓分享時間淬鍊而成的職人生涯，宣告”星運動”正式納入全新事業版圖，連接國際體育脈動，創造台灣全新格局。

STARFiSH agent星予經紀跨界運動職人聯合記者會上，邀請到美國UFC明星選手同時也是AKA Thailand創辦人Mike Swick麥可斯維克首度來台為本活動站台，與STARFiSH agent星予經紀旗下各職人包括台灣賽車教父陳俊杉、AAI車隊賽車手Betty Chen陳映瑜、全球華人最年輕劍道範士八段吳重山、哈雷改裝車世界冠軍葉韋廷、快艇衝浪雙冠軍母女檔陳美彤與12歲陳宥蓁、國際馬術總會第八分區主席黃啟芳、超逆齡70歲瑜珈老師陳冬蓮等一同出席現場盛事。近年來運動熱潮於全球大勢興起，STARFiSH agent星予經紀立志推廣台灣運動職業與優異職人，記者會上各職人闡述了其冠軍光環背後艱辛歷程，經由多年苦心耕耘才得以擁有現今的成就，更可以看到運動職人們在STARFiSH agent星予經紀經營之下現身於螢光幕前為品牌拍攝廣告及代言，讓眾人以不同角度探究各職人所帶出其運動領域背後故事與專業。記者會當天現場展示超跑Ferrari 488 GT3，漢諾威馬術俱樂部提供白馬一匹，以及重機改裝車 ( 2018 Ducati Hypermotard Custom Street Tracker By Rough Crafts )，讓與會來賓對各項運動產業更進一步認識。

執行總監于長君也道出 :「與STARFiSH agent星予經紀合作的這些運動員、職人都是我的好友兼人生導師，在他們身上我學習到什麼是真正的運動家精神，更獲得了一種使命感，好的態度要繼續推廣給下一代的年輕人學習，讓台灣的運動職人站上國際舞台，嶄露台灣的運動實力。同時，他們也是鼓勵並支持我成立STARFiSH agent經紀部門的主要力量，非常感謝他們的信任，期望日後能帶領大家開拓嶄新運動世界觀。」

記者會活動尾聲，執行總監于長君與STARFiSH agent旗下職人運動員齊聚於運動職人牆前共同簽名合影，並舉起代表台灣文化的珍珠奶茶向與會貴賓們致意，宣示STARFiSH agent運動經紀部門正式啟程，展現STARFiSH星予公關專業態度與國際接軌，也憑藉著這份實力將運動、時尚、藝術融合而創立STARFiSH agent，帶領運動職人們走向下一巔峰!

美國UFC明星選手Mike Swick麥可斯維克也將在記者會隔天拍攝Esquire雜誌，以及出席台灣服裝設計師DOUCHANGLEE竇騰璜 張李玉菁2020春夏時裝秀。

台灣賽車教父 – 陳俊杉 :「賽車是一項專業，同時又有些封閉的運動，不過自從認識STARFiSH之後，透過專業的宣傳與行銷，讓更多人認識賽車運動。未來也希望與STARFiSH的合作，讓國內賽車運動更蓬勃的發展。」

全球華人最年輕劍道範士八段 - 吳重山 :「劍道之道在於”煉心”二字，透過修煉劍的理法形成完美的人格，劍道的精神”十年磨一劍”展現的是劍道的持之以恆與不懈的追求。以”星”出發，祝願STARFiSH agent引領風潮將新時代運動帶入前所未有的新里程碑 ! 」

國際馬術總會第八分區主席 - 黃啟芳 :「人生中最快樂的事之一，莫過於與大家分享喜歡的興趣與活動。 這次很感謝STARFiSH給予這個機會讓我把我最愛的馬術運動介紹並分享給大家。騎馬長期被標榜是一個貴族運動。但是除此之外，只有少數人知道馬術運動也是唯一男女選手一起比賽的奧運。這運動除了展現人與動物最真誠的互動之外，更能拉近親子關係。與其說他是一種運動不如說它也可以是一個 lifestyle (生活態度) 。」
快艇衝浪冠軍選手 - 陳美彤 :「轉戰選手三年多，從沒想過滑水的興趣能帶領我站上國際舞台，真心熱愛這項運動，也期盼接下來和STARFiSH的合作透過與更多元的品牌連結機會，讓大眾更認識我所愛的運動，激起不一樣的火花。」

哈雷改裝車世界冠軍 - 葉韋廷 :「 在台灣如果要試著努力做厲害的事，STARFiSH讓我用專業的角度面對各種困難的對手。」

超逆齡Yoga老師 - 陳冬蓮 :「STARFiSH給了我人生中另一個里程碑，讓我接觸到不同領域的人、事，物。未來更希望STARFiSH能引領讓銀髮族群能勇敢的跟我一起瑜伽，延展身體，健康樂活的過每一天。」

AKA Thailand創辦人 - Mike Swick麥可斯維克 :「 It has been an absolute pleasure working with June Yu and STARFiSH Concept the last 4 years. Her expertise is vast and her results speak for themselves. I look forward to a long and successful relationship with June and STARFiSH !」

STARFiSH agent is creating a new Taiwan sporting presence, combining the latest designs, style and fashion, and sports professionals’ spokespersons　　

Since the founding of STARFiSH Concept Public Relations over 17 years ago, our business has expanded to include a wide range of industries such as luxury goods, fashion, cosmetics, finance, automotive, alcohol and other high-end clients, creating our own unique presence in the industry, with strong roots in Taiwan and a well-established international reputation. In recent years, under the leadership of Managing Director June Yu, we have supported the AAI team to France for the 24h Le Mans for four consecutive years, as well as the Asian 24h Le Mans. In 2016 and 2017 we managed the CDIY and CSIJ-B equestrian events, the 2018-2019 Thai Equestrian Princess’ Cup, the 2018-2019 LONGINES Hong Kong Cup - where we supported the Taiwan Junior equestrians – and we also co-sponsored and partnered with AKA Thailand in 2017-2020, and co-hosted the Primal FC MMA Beach Competition in Phuket, Thailand, ensuring athletes gained exposure from the global and local Taiwan media. We created the new faces of international sports. We also created global media exposure in our international press conference for the wedding of the century between tennis table stars Hung-Chieh Chuang and Fukuhara Ai.　

STARFiSH shares the competitive spirit of the world class athletes we represent as we work with them to and ensures that they reach the international stage. On October 3, 2019 STARFiSH launches its “Sports Stars” public relations business at a Global press conference at the Dynasty Club. Guests include diverse sports professionals, Managing Director June Yu, Celebrity MC Ken, and the global team of STARFiSH agents who will share these athletes’ personal success stories, as the firm creates a new face for Taiwan on the global sports stage.

This exclusive STARFiSH event hosts a diverse coterie of sports professionals including leading US UFC star and founder of AKA Thailand, Mike Swick, on his first ever trip to Taiwan, the godfather of racing, Jun San Chen, AAI racing star Betty Chen, Johnson Wu - the youngest Chinese to attain the Kendo rank of Hachida, modified Harley designer Winston Yeh, mother and daughter Wakesurfing Champion pair Kimberly Chen and her 12 year old Jocelyn Chan, the Chairman of Region Eight of the Fédération Équestre Internationale, Jack Huang, and the amazing septuagenarian yoga instructor, Gloria Chen. Sports is a global phenomenon, and STARFiSH is proud to represent leading international and Taiwan athletes. This press conference will serve to introduce the intense personal struggles and stories behind these champions’ successes and their path to professional achievement, and also show how STARFiSH will promote this array of talent to the world. Sports lovers will enjoy seeing a genuine Ferrari 488 GT3 racing car, a white horse from the Hannover Equestrian Club, 2018 Ducati Hypermotard Custom Street Tacker by Rough Crafts, and a full complement of competitive sporting goods on display, ensuring all guests can appreciate more about the respective sports.

June Yu, the Managing Director, notes that: “these athletes working with STARFiSH agent are not only close personal friends and life coaches, but I have learned from them the real athletic spirit, a strong sense of mission, as well as a desire to promote their success to the next generation , ensuring Taiwan’s sporting stars enjoy a place on the international stage where they can reveal Taiwan’s sporting prowess and power. At the same time, they have also encouraged and supported me in establishing the STARFiSH sports talent agency division, and I am pleased to enjoy their trust, as we hope to lead them to new pinnacles of sporting accomplishment at the international level.”

At the end of the press conference, STARFiSH agent Managing Director June Yu will appear together with the sports stars and a photoboard of their success stories. There will be opportunities for autographs and a group photo to officially launch the STARFiSH professional sports talent agency, demonstrating the STARFiSH professional approach and international reach, as the firm integrates sports with style and the arts, as STARFiSH leads these athletes to ever greater achievements!

UFC Star, Mike Swick will be posing for an Esquire magazine exclusive the day after the press conference, as well as attending the Taiwan fashion designers Stephane Dou and Changlee Yugin’s brand DOUCHANGLEE 2020 SS Fashion Show.

The godfather of Taiwan racing, Jun San Chen, remarked: “The racing profession is, at times, a somewhat closed-off sport, but after meeting STARFiSH and their professional publicity team, they have exposed racing to a greater audience. I hope to continue cooperating with STARFiSH into the future, as we develop our domestic racing sports. ”

The world’s youngest Chinese master Kendo Hachida, Johnson Wu, stated: “The path to Kendo is about training the hear; as one trains with the sword one develops human character, and the Kendo spirit ensures a strong devotion to patience and lasting values. By working with STARFiSH with its focus on sporting stars, I am sure we will witness a new athletic milestone.”

Jack Huang, Chairman of Region Eight of the Fédération Équestre Internationale explained: “One of the most rewarding and pleasing things in life is to enjoy a shared interest and activity with one’s family. So I am very happy that STARFiSH has afforded me this opportunity to share the equestrian sport with the public. Even though equestrian enjoys a reputation as the sport of Kings, it is also highly egalitarian. Equestrian is one of the few sports where men and women can compete together on an equal footing in the same events. It is also a sport where humans and animals interact with great sincerity, and it affords an excellent opportunity for close family bonds. Instead of describing equestrian as a sport, it might be more apt to describe it as a lifestyle.”

Kimberly Chen, a wakesurfing champion said: “After having competed in wakesurfing for three years now, I had never thought my interest would expose me to the world stage, but working with StarFish made me realize that if you really love a sport and are dedicated, it is possible to teach the public an appreciation of your favorite sports, and ignite the sparks of their interest, too”.

Winston Yeh, design champion for modified Harleys, notes: “If you want to try to be the best at something in Taiwan, the professional perspective that STARFiSH offers is perfect to resolve any challenges along the way”.

Gloria Chen, an amazing 70 plus yoga instructor explains:”STARFiSH has allowed me to reach a new peak in life, as I am able to explore diverse people, activities and things. I aspire to continue enjoying STARFiSH leadership to help senior citizens to engage in yoga, developing body and mind and enjoying the Lohas spirit everyday”.

Mike Swick, founder of AKA Thailand remarks how:“It has been an absolute pleasure working with June Yu and STARFiSH Concept the last 4 years. Her expertise is vast and her results speak for themselves. I look forward to a long and successful relationship with June and STARFiSH !”

[ADMIN] The Legends' Vision in KL giveaway contest is ending in 4 more days! So if you haven't submitted your creative piece, grab this final opportunity to win a pair of passes & witness the 4 Legends live! This event will be happening -
YONEX 『王者之志』巡回表演赛的竞赛将2015年12月4号结束！如果你还没发布你的作品，记得赶快参与咯！
表演赛详情 -

Date : 15th Dec 2015
Time : 3.30pm-5.30pm
Venue : Stadium Badminton Kuala Lumpur

Enjoy this video and check out what happened when the global tour made a stop in Taufik Hidayat 's home country - Indonesia!
看看之前『王者之志』去到陶菲克家乡的精彩视频！#LegendsVisionLCW

After beating up on some of
the NBA's lightweights, the Philadelphia 76ers wilted down the
stretch against one of its heavyweights.

Bobby Jackson scored half of his 18 points in the fourth quarter
and Chris Webber came alive in the second half as the
Sacramento Kings posted a 107-99 victory over the 76ers, who had
a nine-game winning streak stopped.

It was the first loss since the All-Star break for Philadelphia,
which did much of its damage during its run against teams
looking at the NBA Lottery.

During their streak, the Sixers had a pair of wins over Chicago
and Cleveland, one against Memphis and another at Denver. Those
teams are a combined 116 games under the .500 mark.

On Monday, the Sixers hung tough against the league's third-best
team and held a 95-94 lead with 2:51 remaining following a
basket by Keith Van Horn.

But the Kings took over, outscoring the Sixers 13-4 the rest of
the way. Peja Stojakovic gave the Kings the lead for good at
the 2:36 mark with a jumper and, after a timeout, Doug Christie
had a steal and layup.

After Van Horn's basket, the Sixers had four empty trips in a
row. Eric Snow made an errant pass that Christie turned into
his layup, Snow missed two free throws and Van Horn had
turnovers on the next two possessions.

"I know myself, I had a big turnover and missed a couple of free
throws and that hurt us," Snow said. "They made baskets and
made the stops at the end. I thought we fought so long and had
a great opportunity at the end but that's what happens when you
play a great team like that."

"I think we made some mental mistakes, a couple of turnovers
that allowed them to get easy baskets, and they really got
momentum because of it," said Van Horn, who scored 17 points.

Stojakovic drilled another jumper with 1:19 remaining and Mike
Bibby made two free throws with 49 seconds to go, making it
102-95.

Webber scored 23 of his 29 points in the second half as the
Kings won for the sixth time in their last seven games. He also
added 10 rebounds.

"I really thought we did a nice job of staying with this game,"
Kings coach Rick Adelman said. "They are playing so well, and
Iverson was making shots, but we kept saying, `Don't give them
easy baskets.'" We gave them enough to hang around. In the end
we made some nice plays to open it up."

Vlade Divac also provided problems for the Sixers. The
Yugoslavian center finished with 17 points, 13 rebounds and
seven assists.

Allen Iverson scored 35 points and Snow added 15 and 13 assists
for Philadelphia, which fell 3 1/2 games behind first-place New
Jersey in the Atlantic Division.

"I don't feel good about our loss at all," said Iverson, who
went 13-of-23 from the floor. "I don't care anything about
moral victories. I'm too far along in my career to even care
about moral victories, especially if we have a chance to win the
game."

With Bibby plagued by foul trouble, Jackson was quiet for the
first three quarters before coming alive over the final 12
minutes.

After Webber's jumper provided a 85-83 lead with 7:25 to go,
Jackson converted a spectacular reverse layup and drilled a
3-pointer, giving the Kings a 90-83 lead.

It was still a seven-point game with 4:24 to play following a
hook by Webber, who played aggressively in the second half. The
star forward went 10-of-15 from the floor over the final two
quarters after going just 2-of-6 prior to the break.

"I wanted to be aggressive," Webber said. "We heard the murmurs
and that is kind of why you like to play on the road, 'cause
your supposed to miss on the road, but I just wanted to come out
in the second half and take the same shots and have them go
down."

"They made an effort to get him the ball down low and they
weren't doing that (in the first half)," Van Horn said. "He's
a tough guy to guard down there."

But the Sixers, who were playing for the third time in four
nights, would not go quietly. Iverson scored six straight
points, and Van Horn's basket gave the Sixers their last lead at
95-94.

Iverson and Snow clearly got the better of the backcourt matchup
with Bibby and Christie. The Sixers' duo held a 50-18
advantage in points and had a combined seven steals, including
five by Iverson.

Iverson's 19-footer with 8:46 left in the third quarter helped
the Sixers match their biggest lead at 64-57.

-- Kurt Thomas was so happy to be staying with the New York Knicks, he almost couldn't miss.

Thomas celebrated the passing of another uneventful trading deadline -- at least for him -- by scoring 21 points on 10-for-11 shooting to lead the New York Knicks past the Philadelphia 76ers 113-101 Thursday night.

"I haven't been moved yet, so I might end up finishing my career here," said Thomas, whose name was mentioned most frequently in pre-deadline trade speculation.

Thomas also grabbed 12 rebounds, and Tim Thomas shot 10-for-14 and scored 27 points for New York.

Philadelphia, which had only eight players in uniform -- none of them named Chris Webber -- was led by Allen Iverson's 29 points. Webber, acquired late Wednesday night from Sacramento, will make his Philadelphia debut Saturday against his old team, the Kings. He did not travel with the Sixers.

Stephon Marbury had 17 points and 12 assists, and Jamal Crawford added 16 points and nine assists for New York, which also was short-handed after trading Nazr Mohammed, Moochie Norris, Vin Baker and Jamison Brewer earlier in the day.

The Knicks outscored Philadelphia 32-22 in the fourth quarter to secure the win. Tim Thomas had 14 points in the final period, going 3-for-3 on 3-pointers, while Kurt Thomas had 12 on 6-for-6 shooting.

"If we play (power forward and center), it's going to be hell on people because we're such good shooters," Tim Thomas said. "It's going to force guys that aren't used to coming out of the paint to have to come out and try and contain us."

Philadelphia, which needed to have eight players in uniform, brought journeyman Jason Lawson to New York in case an extra body was necessary. But Rodney Rogers -- acquired from New Orleans earlier in the day in a three-player trade -- flew to New York aboard Hornets owner George Shinn's private jet and arrived at the arena less than an hour before tipoff, prompting the Sixers to send Lawson home.

Rogers scored just six points in 20 minutes, and he missed a 3-pointer and a layup on Philadelphia's first two possessions of the fourth quarter as the Knicks opened the period with an 8-0 run to take an 89-79 lead.

Philadelphia closed within five before Kurt Thomas hit a pair of corner jumpers, making him 9-for-10 from the field and giving the Knicks a nine-point lead with 6:30 left. Tim Thomas added three 3-pointers over the final 4:20.

"I don't care who is on our basketball team," 76ers coach Jim O'Brien said. "Our team has to make a decision, at some point and time, that we are going to pay the price and be a good defensive basketball team.

"You defend, you win. If you don't, you lose," O'Brien said.

Kurt Thomas started at center and is expected to man that position for the remainder of the regular season.

He spoke with Isiah Thomas on the telephone after the 3 p.m. trade deadline passed, and the Knicks' president reminded him he kept his word by not dealing him away.

"I hear (trade rumors) every year," Kurt Thomas said. "Wouldn't you be interested in what I do out there?"

Game notes

Five members of the International Olympic Committee's selection delegation, who finished a four-day inspection visit to New York earlier in the day, sat front and center on celebrity row -- the best seats in the house. One of the delegates held his hands out when the Knicks' dancers were throwing T-shirts into the stands during the fourth quarter, but he didn't get the freebie. ... Despite their shortage of big men and bodies, the Knicks did not use 7-foot-2 center Bruno Sundov.

Allen Iverson fought through jet lag, car sickness and pregame butterflies that felt more like birds before he finally got to play his first game for the Denver Nuggets.

When his debut with the depleted Nuggets was over Friday night, the feeling was familiar for the former 76er. Another crowd-pleasing performance, 22 points and 10 assists over 39 minutes, wasn't enough to prevent a loss -- 101-96 to the Sacramento Kings.

"I'm glad it's over," Iverson said. "That's the only thing I thought about, just getting the first one by me. I wish it could've ended with a win. I felt it could've ended with a win."

As it turned out, it was another former Philadelphia player, fifth-year guard John Salmons, who was the game's most valuable player. He finished with his first career triple-double -- 21 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists -- to lift the Kings to a satisfying win.

Rough weather in Denver put them in a travel bind, and they arrived at the Pepsi Center only 90 minutes before tipoff, or about the same time Iverson finally made it.

"We will never have a worse travel day than today," Kings coach Eric Musselman said. "Our energy and effort was phenomenal."

The Kings might go down as a trivia answer if Iverson's arrival in the blockbuster trade that sent Andre Miller and Joe Smith to Philadelphia takes the Nuggets where they hope it will.

In his debut, playing on a team with only eight healthy players, the newest Nugget gave the kind of gritty, gutty performance that has become his trademark.

He played 39 minutes after a whirlwind of a day in which he arrived in Denver in the late afternoon, was whisked to the Pepsi Center, passed his physical, took a few jumpers on the practice court then suited up to be on the floor for tipoff.

He spent the first 8:35 on the bench. When he finally came in, he received a standing ovation, and never left the floor.

This was widely considered the biggest trade in Denver sports history since the Broncos brought John Elway to town nearly 25 years ago. It's a trade many think could put the Nuggets -- who have long played second fiddle in this city -- into championship mode.

"They embraced me here," Iverson said of the welcome he received. "It was just a great feeling and it was a feeling I wanted to get. A feeling I hoped to get. It was special to me, something I'll remember and cherish the rest of my life."

During a stretch late in the third quarter, Iverson was at his tiptoeing, no-look-passing best, giving a preview of the difference he can make to this team.

He made a pair of 3-pointers, created an open 15-footer for himself and also had a sweet pass to Linas Kleiza as part of a big run that gave the Nuggets their first lead since early in the first quarter.

The highlight was a tiptoe down the baseline, followed by a no-look pass to Reggie Evans through traffic in the key for an easy bucket.

The game was tied at 87 with 3½ minutes left when the Kings started pulling away with six straight points on a pair of baskets by Salmons and a layup by Shareef Abdur-Rahim.

Iverson would have had 20 assists were it not for the struggles of his new teammates, many of them unused to the minutes they played and none of them accustomed to receiving the kind of passes Iverson throws.

"I was just playing basketball, taking what the defense gave me," Iverson said of the Kings, who played a lot of zone trying to stop Iverson. "When they crowded me, and I saw guys open, I made the right plays."

Iverson finished 9-for-15 and this was one of those rare games in which he may not have shot the ball enough.

Earl Boykins scored 25 points on an 8-for-23 night in which the Nuggets shot 37 percent as a team.

"It was a tough game," Nuggets coach George Karl said. "We really wanted to win it for AI and the team. The courage was good, the commitment was good. It was the little basketball frustrations that slowly built to a level that was difficult to overcome."

Certainly, things will change when Carmelo Anthony returns 13 games from now after serving out his suspension for his fight with the Knicks.

But as it currently stands, the Nuggets need everything from Iverson. They are also missing J.R. Smith -- also on suspension -- and learned that center Marcus Camby could be out a while because of a finger injury he suffered earlier this week.