中央政策失民心
馬英九光環褪色
綠營策略正確
綠營改革受肯定People are so scared of Ma Ying-Jeou/KMT selling out Taiwan.
 民進黨在縣市長選舉總得票率突破四成五，並拿下宜蘭縣長寶座，你認為最主要的原因是：  | 2009-12-06 03:00 ~ 2009-12-09 03:00 |
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| 中央政策失民心 票數：1608（71.72%） 馬英九光環褪色 票數：459（20.47%） 綠營策略正確 票數：60（2.68%） 綠營改革受肯定 票數：115（5.13%） |
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Taiwan Postpones Trade Talks with China
BusinessWeekPosted by: Bruce Einhorn on October 19
The controversial proposal for a new trade deal between China and Taiwan suffered a setback on Monday with the Taiwanese government announcing it was calling off a meeting scheduled to take place this week between the two sides. The Taiwanese official who was supposed to be leading the informal talks explained today that the government of embattled President Ma Ying-jeou suddenly realized it needed to focus on matters closer to home. According to this report from AFP, Huang Chih-peng, director of Taiwan’s Bureau of Foreign Trade and the head of the island’s delegation, said “the government budget is under review in parliament, so we decided to postpone the discussions until the end of this month.”
Hard to tell yet how big of a setback this is. The explanation is certainly worth questioning, since presumably the fact that Taiwan’s lawmakers were planning on doing their duty and reviewing the budget shouldn’t have come as a that big of a surprise to the executive branch. More likely Ma’s government, severely weakened by the poor response to last month’s deadly typhoon, is trying to buy a bit of time by putting the contentious issue on the back burner for a little while. Economists disagree on what the impact of the proposed Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) between Beijing and Taipei. As you can imagine, there are some who talk about the creation of thousands of new jobs, and there are others who talk about giant sucking sounds.
There’s no doubt, though, the opposition party senses an opportunity to weaken Ma. The pro-independence DPP needs to change the subject away from the scandal-plagued Chen Shui-bian, the former DPP leader and ex-Taiwan president who recently was given a life sentence for corruption. (He denies any wrongdoing.) As the pro-DPP Taipei Times wrote today in an editorial, “the benefits of an ECFA are far from clear, while the negatives are obvious. It is only natural that Taiwanese workers and some entrepreneurs, especially those in the traditional manufacturing sector, would be anxious.”
With Taiwan’s unemployment rate pushing 6% (which is very high in a place that until a few years ago had more or less full employment), that’s an argument that’s sure to gain traction with voters. No wonder Ma’s government feels it needs a little more time before pushing ahead.
Letter from Dr. Hsin-I Shih of National Cheng Kung University Hospital follows:
Taiwan struck by severe floods and mudslides
I am writing this letter to request for your assistance in our search and rescue efforts for Typhoon Morakot aftermath.The landscape of southern and eastern Taiwan is severely damaged. There were floods and mudslides everywhere, animals drowned; people lost their homes. This has been the worst public crisis in recent memory. At the moment there are still two thousand people stranded in remote mountain areas, in need of rescue. We need helicopters, bulldozers and experienced teams that are capable of mountain search and rescue to evacuate them. In addition to volunteer help, the most practical contribution is money for the long term relief and support.
What we need most in the coming week
- experienced rescue team or persons, with expertise in mountain area search and rescue
- bulldozers
- Forensic scientists for DNA profiling
- ad hoc communication system and/or satellite phones
What we need most in the coming month
- People with disease prevention and control experiences in the aftermath of floods,
- People who knows how to deal with disposal and clean-up of dead animals,
- People who have experiences in crisis counseling,
- People who have experiences in the set up and management of emergency prefab houses and/or relief camp.
We welcome any volunteers, organizations, rescue teams to provide assistance.
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Hsin-I Shih MD MPH
Department of Emergency Medicine
National Cheng Kung University Hospital
E-mail:
Fax: +886-6-2359562
phone number: 886-972401549
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof wrote that international community is so feckless it allows genocide in Darfur [and elsewhere]. I hope Taiwanese will learn to care about the suffering of other people such as Darfuris and Tibetans. Above all, they need to learn to protect and defend themselves to prevent Taiwan from becoming Darfur or Tibet.
The fact that Sudan’s state-sponsored slaughter of civilians goes on, year after year, in and out of Darfur, is a monument to the fecklessness of the international community. A spasm of that same fecklessness intruded on this trip with Mr. Clooney, who is traveling unofficially but is a United Nations goodwill ambassador.
Apparently concerned that Mr. Clooney might say something strongly critical of Mr. Bashir — perhaps come down hard on genocide? — the United Nations called me on Wednesday to say that effective immediately it was pulling Mr. Clooney’s security escort as he traveled these roads along the border. Now that did seem petty and mean-spirited. A Frenchman working for Save the Children was murdered on such roads last year, and the U.N. requires a military escort for its own vehicles here.
If the U.N. is too craven to protect its own goodwill ambassadors — because they might criticize genocide — it’s not surprising that it and the international community fail to protect hundreds of thousands of voiceless Darfuris.
Children playing in a lake outside Dogdoré, Chad. This town on the Darfur border has become a refuge for thousands of people fleeing violence in the area.
NEAR THE CHAD-SUDAN BORDER
I was going to begin this column with a 13-year-old Chadian boy crippled by a bullet in his left knee, but my hunch is that you might be more interested in hearing about another person on the river bank beside the boy: George Clooney.
Mr. Clooney flew in with me to the little town of Dogdoré, along the border with Darfur, Sudan, to see how the region is faring six years after the Darfur genocide began. Mr. Clooney figured that since cameras follow him everywhere, he might as well redirect some of that spotlight to people who need it more.
It didn’t work perfectly: No paparazzi showed up. But, hey, it has kept you reading at least this far into yet another hand-wringing column about Darfur, hasn’t it?
So I’ll tell you what. You read my columns about Darfur from this trip, and I’ll give you the scoop on every one of Mr. Clooney’s wild romances and motorcycle accidents in this remote nook of Africa. You’ll read it here way before The National Enquirer has it, but only if you wade through paragraphs of genocide.
The Darfur conflict has now lasted longer than World War II, but this year could be a turning point — provided that President Obama shows leadership and that the world backs up the International Criminal Court’s expected arrest warrant for Sudan’s president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
The stakes are evident in this little market town of Dogdoré, whose normal population of just a few thousand has swelled to 28,000 desperate, fearful people driven from smaller villages. They don’t think it’s safe here, but they find some reassurance in numbers — and leaving town isn’t an option, either, because flying out from the dirt airstrip is the only way to avoid rampant banditry on the roads.
Aid workers were pulled from Dogdoré in the fall because of violence in the area, leaving people on their own. Aid workers have just returned, but the entire town remains on edge.
One of the first persons we met was Qatri Ibrahim, a young woman who fled her village when the Sudanese janjaweed militia attacked and shot her 5-year-old and 8-year-old sons. “I’m afraid,” she said grimly. “But there are other people here, so I stay.”
In Darfur and eastern Chad, you can randomly approach any group of people and find heartbreaking stories. Mr. Clooney was clowning around with a group of boys bathing in the river — taking their photo and showing it to them digitally — and that’s when we met the 13-year-old boy with the bullet in his knee.
He’s Suleiman Ahsan, and he was wearing a pair of blue shorts — the only clothes he has. He also has a machete scar on his forehead; both it and the bullet date from a janjaweed attack on his village two years ago that killed his father.
Last year, Suleiman joined a militia and became a child soldier to avenge his father. “Recruiters come to the camps looking for boys like me to fight,” Suleiman told us. “Boys of 10 or 12 are old enough.”
Suleiman said that he learned to shoot but found the soldier’s life too grueling, so he deserted. Now he’s back to struggling to find food.
The International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant for President Bashir — widely expected in the coming weeks — has the area particularly on edge, for fear that Mr. Bashir could retaliate by using a proxy force to invade Chad.
The fact that Sudan’s state-sponsored slaughter of civilians goes on, year after year, in and out of Darfur, is a monument to the fecklessness of the international community. A spasm of that same fecklessness intruded on this trip with Mr. Clooney, who is traveling unofficially but is a United Nations goodwill ambassador.
Apparently concerned that Mr. Clooney might say something strongly critical of Mr. Bashir — perhaps come down hard on genocide? — the United Nations called me on Wednesday to say that effective immediately it was pulling Mr. Clooney’s security escort as he traveled these roads along the border. Now that did seem petty and mean-spirited. A Frenchman working for Save the Children was murdered on such roads last year, and the U.N. requires a military escort for its own vehicles here.
If the U.N. is too craven to protect its own goodwill ambassadors — because they might criticize genocide — it’s not surprising that it and the international community fail to protect hundreds of thousands of voiceless Darfuris.
Oh, and now for the juicy truth about all of Mr. Clooney’s wild romances and motorcycle accidents. Darn — out of space. Wait for my next column from this trip on Sunday ...
去了日本與韓國之後發現：Some thoughts about Taiwanese and 康師傅.
日本:
路上的車子80%以上是TOYOTA, HONDA, NISSAN, SUZUKI ...
飯店的電視90%以上是SONY.
韓國:
路上的車子99%是 KIA 與 HYUNDAI
飯店的電視 100%是LG (凱悅也是).
台灣.. 大家都很清楚.. 上面日本、韓國的產品台灣觸目可及、比比皆是
但不清楚的國產車叫什麼? 就連大同電視可能 1%看到的機會都沒有.
請愛台灣.. 如果你(妳)看了這篇報導後，也有同感的話，請用力的給它轉發出去吧！不要屈就於眼前的蠅頭小利，覺得便宜就買。 想一想，每多買一個康師傳，也許日後就多了一個你(妳)認識的人失業了。 關於康師傅請轉寄給你身旁每一位愛台灣的人吧～參考!參考!那些搶購康師傅泡麵的人.. 你或許就是造成台灣人日後失業的間接兇手！
Dear Sir,
Two years ago, thousands of American pets – both dogs and cats – died after eating melamine-tainted pet food.
Now, melamine has been discovered in chocolate, cookies and infant formula in the United States. But the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has refused to recall the food products and has tried to keep quiet about its findings.
The ongoing melamine controversy is the latest example of the FDA's failure to make food safety a priority. After last fall's Chinese-formula crisis, the FDA said melamine was so dangerous that it couldn't determine a safe amount of melamine to allow in infant formula. The chemical, used in plastics, can sometimes cause kidney failure and death in humans and animals.
But after a media outlet revealed that FDA tests had actually found melamine in infant formula here, the agency did an about-face, saying some levels of the chemical were safe. And the FDA did not issue recalls for the melamine-tainted U.S. formula.
Why is the FDA taking chances with our children and our health? The FDA needs to put public safety before corporate welfare. Please take a moment to join me and sign our petition demanding a better food safety system – voice your support for a better food safety system in the United States »
Thanks for taking action!
Natasha
作者: babyihateyou (寶貝我討厭你) 看板: action1106
標題: [心得] 關於野草莓
時間: Sat Jan 10 21:40:55 2009這是我們課程上 大家所做出的一份關於野草莓的報告希望大家可以一起討論 給我們一些指教
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