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Best of 2011? - Dec 31
Almost 300 Lamma-zine stories have been published in 2011. Which are YOUR favourites?

Lamma-zine Out of Order (Due to Flu) - Dec 25 - 30
The Lamma-zine has been out of order because of L-G's stubborn flu, lasting for over a week.

Flocking & Clapping @ West Kowloon - Sat, Dec 24
Click for 2-day photo gallery by L-G, and festival review by Nick the Bookman.

Treasure-Hunting Santa
Fri, Dec 23

View photo galleries of the Treasure Hunt, Santa in the Village and on PS Beach.

Where on Lamma to Celebrate? - Thu, Dec 22
Christmas Special Menus: The Waterfront, The Bay, Concerto Inn. Last-minute Xmas presents?

Banyan House Fair & Grotto
Wed, Dec 21
Plus some great Facebook photos by Michelle Chung.
(Banyan House website.)

Main Street Carolers
Tue, Dec 20
Northern Lamma (Primary) School performing Christmas Carols opposite HSBC.

Exploring the Lamma Quarry
Mon, Dec 19
Click for photo gallery of a little bike ride around the former Lamma Quarry.

'Jointly Build A Joyful Lamma' HAC Video Won the Outstanding Award
Sun, Dec 18
Hans Andersen Centre Lamma.

Baroque off Lamma??
Sat, Dec 17
The rezoning application for Tung O Wan by the Baroque on Lamma has been rejected.

Being Appreciated, Finally!
Fri, Dec 16
Many thanks for this first "Certificate of Appreciation" I have ever received.

13th Annual Island Bar Treasure Hunt - Thu, Dec 15
"It is nearly time for the 13th Annual Island Bar Treasure Hunt with all funds going to OSC."

Clockenflap's Lamma Connections - Fri, Dec 9
Many of us Lammaites will flock to the West Kowloon Harbourfront this weekend to enjoy....

Lamma Island Pinoy Basketball League Finals
Tue, Dec 6
"
Speedy Archers Sprint Off With the Crown - by John Cairns"

Birthday & Xmas Treats
Sun, Dec 4
Traditional, yummy birthday lunch for me in The Waterfront, shared with Lamma-Por, as usual.

What's On This Weekend? Thu, Dec 1
Christmas Fair: Sun, Dec 4, 10am-4pm: Banyan House Kindergarten, 32 YSL New Village

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Dec 31:  Best of 2011?

Almost 300 Lamma-zine stories have been published in 2011. Which are YOUR favourites (if any)? You can find my personal choices below, two stories per month, one of my own and one by our many wonderful and most appreciated Courageous Content Contributors. Join them, send me a photo, a story, an idea for a story, or anything Lamma- or Lammaite-related!

Have a look at some of my favourite stories of 2011:

Stories by Content Contributors:

Stories by Lamma-Gung:

13th Annual Island Bar Treasure Hunt - Thu, Dec 15
"It is nearly time for the 13th Annual Island Bar Treasure Hunt with all funds going to OSC."

Clockenflap's Lamma Connections - Fri, Dec 9
Many of us Lammaites will flock to the West Kowloon Harbourfront this weekend to enjoy....

R.I.P. GoGo - Thu, Nov 3
"A Letter to GoGo -
by Gisela Cheung"

Birdos, Beach Blazers & Basketballers - Sun, Nov 13
On a quite typical autumn Sunday morning on Lamma, I've visited a few of the many local activities....

Basketball League V.I.P.s
Thu, Oct 27
"Sharp-Shooter Snipes From the Sidelines; Father, Son Fernie Wage Court Battle; ..."

Halo-Halo, Myrna!
Thu, Oct 13
My little neighbourhood in Sha Po Old Village has just become a lot more lively.

Clean Up & Get Planting
Sun, Sep 10

Living Lamma newsletter:
"And now some good news...."

Typhoon #8 Daredevil
Thu, Sep 29
"Lamma would like HK to know that due to the inclement weather we're off to the pub!"

If You Lived on Lamma...
Aug 15

Artist Debra Morris writes in her beautifully illustrated virtual booklet:

Stumbling Randomly
Aug 26

What's happening in a typical day of the Lamma-zine writer/editor/ photographer?

Lamma Teen Time - Jul 13

"...Lamma Island and speak to a group of young adults, who spent their childhood and teens growing up there."

Nick the TVman - Jul 22

This is currently running on the TVB Jade channel, a new Chinese commercial for the Prime Credit moneylenders.

Lamma Dragons End Great Season - Jun 19

"Hello Ladies! Here's a recap of Saturday night's awards: Under the Newcomer-of-Sorts...."

One Day in Yung Shue Wan - Jun 17

If you're looking for photos of anything Lamma-related of the last 9+ years, contact me!

A Story about Dim Sum and Rock 'n' Roll - May 17

"Nutters like you are the reason why Lamma is a cool place."
Agree?

A Sea Bass Out of Water
May 20

Lamma-Gung's (mis)adventures at the Gala Dinner of the HK Journalists Association.

Eco-Development Starting Construction - Apr 1

"Lamma Island will soon become the sight of another world-leading, eco-friendly project."

Spilling My Guts - Apr 27

It's been exactly 3 weeks since my Partial Abdominoplasty surgery, slicing off some of my extra tummy skin....

The Ice-Cream Lady Says Fond 'Farewell' - Mar 30

"Just days before the Chinese Lunar New Year, I received a call from my landlord."

A Spring Weekend in YSW
Mar 4

The spring season is heating up on Lamma, lots of fun events being organised these days,....

Power Station Tour for Lammaites - Feb 18

Some of us Lammaites have been living here for decades, but few of us have ever been inside.

The Appallingly Embarrassing Valentine's Debacle - Feb 14

Let me tell you a different type of Valentine's Day story today.

Vote for Tracey, Village Representative

"Unify the Islanders",
"Harmony in the Family",
"Support the Elderly!"

A Day in the Life of L-G
Jan 29

Some readers might be wondering what I'm up to every day, seeing me all over the island....

For my best photo galleries of 2011: Lamma-zine Galleries.

For the rare Lamma historians amongst our readers:

     Best of Lamma-zine 2010, 2009, 2008, 2006, 2005: part I, II, III.

For even more stories - forming almost a little history of Lamma Island of the last 9.5 years - check out our complete Lamma-zine Archives.

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Dec 25 - 30:  Lamma-zine Out of Order (Due to Flu)

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Dec 24:  Flocking & Clapping @ West Kowloon

Click for 2-day photo gallery by L-G,

and festival review by Nick the Bookman.

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Dec 23:  Treasure-Hunting Santa

View photo gallery of all Treasure Hunt Team Photo Projects.

Plus a Facebook photo album of the clue references (by Daniel Clarke).

View photo gallery of Santa in the Village and Santa on Power Station Beach:

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Dec 22:  Where on Lamma to Celebrate?

Christmas Special Menus: The Waterfront, The Bay, Concerto Inn

(Click to enlarge the special menus from our advertisers.)


Still looking for last-minute Christmas presents?

Maybe something with a Lamma flavour? Check out my recommendations and click for details, prices and places to buy:

Feature story about Emily selling her new book (released on Nov 22) outside The Island Bar (see above):  Turmoil, Gratitude Mix at an Author's Table.

Plus a promotion by Donna the Bodybooster: Boost your body post-Christmas at heavily discounted prices: Boostcamp Christmas Promotions!

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Dec 21:  Banyan House Christmas Fair & Grotto

Plus some fine Facebook photos by Michelle Chung(Banyan House website.)

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Dec 20:  Main Street Carolers

Northern Lamma (Primary) School performing Christmas Carols outside the Rural Committee Bldg. (opposite HSBC) on Yung Shue Wan Main Street:

Audience:

(Click to enlarge)

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Dec 19:  Exploring the Lamma Quarry

Click for photo gallery of a little bike ride around the former Lamma Quarry

This photo gallery is a little inside look into what has recently (April 2011) become a supposedly restricted area, leased for "exclusive use" to the YMCA for 3 years, while the Govt. is studying the feasibility of building public/private housing in there, plus unspecified "recreational uses": Photo Gallery.

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Dec 18:  'Jointly Build A Joyful Lamma' HAC Video
                 Won the Outstanding Award

Great news from the Hans Andersen Lamma Island Centre! Congratulations!

"Outstanding award presented by committee members of CIIF

In order to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Community Inclusion and Investment Fund , a video competition was launched by the end of 2011. With the support from the general public, HAC’s video successfully won the outstanding award. The award ceremony was held at Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel on 14 December 2011. Mr & Mrs. Lai and Ms. Joe Wong, volunteers who help the production of the video, participated in this meaningful ceremony and shared the joy with other award winners."

Awarded Video name: 樂聚南丫 - http://www.ciif-tenyears.hk/shareStory.php

(Click on first listed video. It's in Chinese and introduces their Lamma Island Centre in Tai Wan Village, their staff, children, activities, interviewing many Lammaites, including Ewan Windebank.)

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Dec 17:  Baroque off Lamma??

The rezoning application for Tung O Wan, South Lamma, by the Baroque on Lamma has been rejected, shortly after a 3-hour Town Planning Board meeting yesterday (SCMP story). Three Govt. departments supported the application while the others did not, for numerous reasons (see Living Lamma's minutes, official minutes by TPB in progress).

Some of the passionate and well-organised opponents will be celebrating tonight. No comments or feedbacks have been received yet from the developers or their supporters. The Baroque on Lamma can resubmit a (probably considerably modified and reduced) application in 18 months, integrating some of the detailed feedback and huge volume of comments they've received from residents, stakeholders and Govt. departments, trying to make their proposals more acceptable in the future.

In the meantime, all this newly-found public attention focused on a quiet, beautiful and formerly extremely low-key, "forgotten" part of Lamma seems to have some effects down there, besides considerably increased visitor numbers (according to local businesses).

Go hiking, biking or paddling down there and enjoy the scenery, as it will start changing slowly over the next few years, even if the Baroque is off Lamma (for now). For example, Home Affairs Dept. has just built a controversial concrete wall along the coastal path on Shek Pai Wan beach (see above and below). There are construction materials (see below, rumoured for some Tung O Village development by a local business?) piled high recently besides the beach, just after several Beach Cleanings by volunteers this autumn.

The Govt. is seriously considering public and/or private housing inside the former Lamma Quarry, opposite Sok Kwu Wan; the former Cement Factory in there is already zoned for commercial development; several commercial and residential developments are planned or in progress already in and around Sok Kwu Wan. The current major sewage treatment works in progress will be completed in a few years, preparing South Lamma for future developments by the Govt., especially for tourism and "recreation". Lammaites should not become complacent now; especially the vast majority of residents living in the North might want to keep a watchful eye on the "other side" of Lamma. Many of these welcome and unwelcome changes-in- progress will affect all of us in various ways, not just nature lovers, hikers and bikers like myself.

The Lamma-zine will try to inform (in a neutral, impartial, newsy way) Lamma residents and visitors more about what's happening "down there", by visiting more frequently and inviting all South Lamma residents and businesses to inform the Lamma-zine of any local news, please! ALL views and opinions, pro and con, will remain most welcome, especially in our heated Environment, Politics & Development forum.

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Dec 16:  Being Appreciated, Finally!

I received this snazzy and beautiful certificate yesterday, mounted on foamboard and hand-signed by all the 9 members of the Basketball League's Executive Committee! Many thanks for this first "Certificate of Appreciation" I have ever received, after feeling a bit under-appreciated and taken-for-granted sometimes. Being "officially" appreciated by fellow Lammaites feels great and whenever I might feel blue, I'll gaze at this certificate on my home office wall to cheer me up.

I'm especially happy to have been "promoting camaraderie, fitness and fun among Filipinos, local Chinese and other ethnic groups in the island". It sounds almost like a mission statement or slogan for this website, doesn't it!

Next league: Women's volleyball, games starting after Chin. NY, open again to all nationalities, registration and training has already started. Join up NOW!

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Dec 15:  13th Annual Island Bar Treasure Hunt

Lisa Stella - Treasure Hunt Cheerleader & Co-Organiser:

(Text by Lisa Stella, all photos by L-G)

Ahoy, me maties!

It is nearly time for the 13th Annual Island Bar Treasure Hunt with all funds going to Operation Santa Claus (SCMP story '09).

When: Sunday, 18th of December
(That's this Sunday!)
Where: Start from the Island Bar.
Who: Teams of up to 4 adults and as many kids as you can chase.
How much:
$400 per team - all goes to Operation Santa Claus ($100 per adult).

Why: Because it is bloody fun and you see loads of Lamma you've never been to before.
What time: 12 noon - 4pm (teams arriving back after 3.45pm will get a penalty!)
Suggestion:
Start before 2pm.

Again, why? Because it is bloody fun, because it is for charity, because it wears out your legs, dogs, children, other people's children, and the part of your brain still left alive from the hammering it got last night.


FAQ

Q. I have only just moved to Lamma.
Are you always this weird?

A. Yes.

Q. What do we do on a Treasure Hunt?

A. Come to the Island Bar, buy a clue set and go as fast as you can (fastest time gives you points) - do the extra bits to give you more points.

Q. Will I hate you by the time I finish?

A. Probably.

Q. What happens at the end?

A. Prizes, free drink and a special visit by a Christmas VIP (no lap dancing, just lap sitting, this is a family occasion).

Q. I don't think you are being clear - what is an Island Bar Treasure Hunt again exactly?

A. A free fall explosion into the unknown - where spirit guides lead you to untold adventures and recaptured youth. Or a clue set, with clues that tell you where on Lamma to go and clues that inevitably end at the Island Bar. It's not difficult. Well, it is a little difficult. But not impossible, unless you count the clues that are rather hard and clever.

Q. What if I don't form a team and come?

A. I can't say exactly, but look out for people looking at you on Main Street and whispering conversations that stop as you draw near. Also, someone in red will know you have been bad.

If you'd like to have a private photographer come along with your team, contact me and your team will be featured in the Lamma-zine afterwards!

After 4pm on Sunday, Santa Claus & his donation-collecting elves will make their yearly appearance, the Lamma-made sled moving up and down YSW Main Street to the ferry pier. For an idea how that'll look like, see my photo gallery:

Afterwards, from 6pm, Santa will be handing out presents to not-naughty-but- nice children on Power Station Beach! Mulled wine, bonfire, beach party....
Check out these photo galleries, from 2009 and 2010:

A reminder for tonight, Thu, Dec 15:
Christmas Quiz in the Waterfront, also in aid of Operation Santa Claus!

Dec 9:  Clockenflap's Lamma Connections

Many of us Lammaites will flock to the West Kowloon Harbourfront this weekend to enjoy the biggest (and best, hopefully!) Clockenflap Music & Arts Festival so far! I'll be taking photos, like at most former Clockenflaps, registered as media, together with Nick the Bookman as our Official Court Music Reviewer. With full media and behind-the-scenes access, this'll be even more fun than as a spectator, yay!

But did you know about the little-known roots of Clockenflap, for example this early-days, low-key, free incarnation of Clockenflap on Lamma in 2006, April 15, Easter Saturday, announced in the Lamma-zine by Jay, one of the organisers:

"This Saturday night we have a special impromptu event in an abandoned house on a hill on Lamma Island (see flyer details). This is a free party, though expect to see a man with a bucket requesting contributions towards the sound system."

Afterwards, there was even a photo gallery on the official Clockenflap website of "People-Misbehaving-on-Lamma"....

Having a solid fan base on Lamma, they even rented a special, free ferry, just for their Lamma fans in 2008, from YSW direct to Cyberport! Check out my Clockenflap 2008 photo gallery, including the Clockenflap Ferry.

Just in case you're still wondering about the true meaning and origins of the famous festival title, check out this little story from the Lamma- zine's 9-year story archive:

April 25, 2006: 'Jay's Clockenflap Bitches'

P.S. As an advance flavour of Nick's upcoming, in-depth festival review, you can check out all his recent concert reviews in our Music forum.

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Dec 6:  Lamma Island Pinoy Basketball League Finals

(Poster by Lamma Hoops, photos by Billy Francisco and Julie Marsh)


Speedy Archers Sprint Off With the Crown

LIPBL'S SHORTEST SQUAD STANDS TALLEST - by John Cairns

"YUNG SHUE WAN, Lamma Island, Hong Kong – A team that lagged early in the Lamma Island Pinoy Basketball League (LIPBL) season finished by leaving everyone else behind. Relentless, refusing to be denied, the blue-uniformed Lamma Archers toppled the earlier frontrunners, the Gray Hawks, 92-88, in an exciting title game on Sunday (December 4) at Yung Shue Wan's outdoor basketball court.

Now champions, the Archers languished in last place before rising to the top.

Led by perpetual-motion man Anthony Bito-Onas, the Archers took an early lead (49-46 at halftime) and clung to it, fighting off fierce counter-attacks as the Hawks swooped repeatedly, trying to take control. To no one's surprise, a vote by players selected Bito-Onas, the five-team league's top-scorer, as the season-long most-valuable player.

Repeatedly, Bito-Onas received the ball and attacked the basket, toppling defenders like bowling pins as he went. If initially failing to score, he battled ferociously for rebounds.

Kenny Chan, a slick-shooting Archer, was named the final-game MVP. As usual, the blue-clad playmaker Alvin Diego excelled too. But the Archers triumphed mostly due to diligent effort and solid teamwork.

In a game for third-place, Huggen D'ass (red uniforms) outran the Awesome Tigers (green) 113-81. The "red shirts” picked an opportune time for their best game of the season."  Read more...

Plus Dina the Official Court Basketball Photographer's three fantastic Facebook photo albums:  I WAS THERE!
AWESOME TIGERS vs HUGGEN D-ASS! - The Championship Game

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Dec 4:  Birthday & Xmas Treats

Traditional, yummy birthday lunch for me in The Waterfront, shared with Lamma-Por, as usual. Plus a warm, single, shared piece of birthday cake from Shelly's; no more entire cakes for me after my very stable and obsessively maintained weight loss. More delicious Christmassy, baked goodies from Shelly's Cake Express:

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Dec 1:  What's On This Weekend?

The Curs feat. Harry Harrison's 50th birthday:

Fri, Dec 2, 9:30pm:

The Wanch, 54 Jaffe Rd, Wanchai: Tel. 2861 1621:
Poster, Flickr, email.

Rachel Gozlan exhibition:
Fri, Dec 2, 7-9pm
(opening reception),

Sat/Sun, Dec 3/4, 2-8pm: Sally's Yoga Studio, 3 Tai Wan To (close to Ah-Por Dau Foo Fa):
Sculptures & collages; poster, website, email.

Music Quiz for Operation Santa Claus:
Sat Dec 3, 8-11pm,

The Island Bar:

$100/person, incl. 1 free drink, up to 5 team members, Quizmaster Dave. Poster.

Secret Circus #3: Sat, Dec 3, 8:30pm-5am:

Dharma Den, 2/F, The Workstation, 43 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central:

$100, poster, website, Facebook event.

Christmas Fair:
Sun, Dec 4, 10am-4pm: Banyan House Kindergarten,
32 Yung Shue Long New Village:

"wonderland grotto, bake sale, storytelling, face painting, tombola, mulled wine, BBQ, food!", website.

Philosophy Cafe: Do we have a RIGHT TO DIE?:

Sun, Dec 4, 5-7pm:

Bookworm Cafe: poster.

Basketball League Championship FINAL:
Archers vs Gray Hawk / Awesome Tigers vs Hüggen D'ass

Sun, Dec 4, 12-4pm: Basketball Court: Poster, Facebook, story.
4pm: Big parteeee!


Archers, Hawks to Tussle For the LIPBL Title

by John Cairns - Official Court Basketball Correspondent - Nov 28, 2011

FUTURE STARS STRUT IN A SPECIAL JUNIOR DISPLAY

YUNG SHUE WAN, Lamma Island, Hong Kong – Triumphant screaming, dancing, high-fives and other celebrations erupted on Sunday among supporters of the Lamma Island Pinoy Basketball League's blue- uniformed Lamma Archers.

Completing a colossal, season-long comeback (but just barely), the Archers scored a crucial winning basket on a medium-range jump-shot in the final seconds to defeat plucky Hüggen D'ass (red uniforms) 81-79 in a high-stakes game at YSW's outdoor basketball court.

The Archers, who lost their first two games and languished last early in the five- team LIPBL season, have ended the regular schedule in first place. On December 4, they face the second-place Gray Hawks in a much-anticipated title game.

Read more...


Hurray For the Fans Who Enliven Games!

by John Cairns - Official Court Basketball Correspondent - Nov 21, 2011

CONTROVERSIAL COMMITTEE VERDICT REVISES LIPBL STANDINGS

YUNG SHUE WAN, Lamma Island, Hong Kong – On Sundays, game day for participants in the five-team Lamma Island Pinoy Basketball League (LIPBL), the most special thing about the ongoing competition isn't the players, the referees or the venue at Yung Shue Wan's outdoor basketball court. It's the fans who routinely attend games, enjoy the action and cheer vigorously.

Not only do the spectators have fun, with the spectacle of local basketball enhanced by sideline snacks and socializing, but their unfailing presence and yells of support make the games memorable for the players too. This story is dedicated to the fans. Hurray for them!  Read more...

 

 
 
 

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