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Source: Portland Press Herald, MaineSept.self storage 05--KENNEBUNK -- Like every high school football coach, Joe Rafferty brings his players together at the start of preseason practice and talks about goals for the upcoming season.He has been coaching Kennebunk High for 35 years so he has the speech down pat. The only problem, he said, was whether his players believed him."To be quite honest with you," he said, "I could stand in front of my team for the last 10 years and we could say, mention the word 'gold' (as in Gold Ball championship), and I think that they had a tough time believing that was, in fact, a reality."For the last 10 years, Kennebunk played in Class A. Its record in that time was 30-53, including one winning season and three playoff appearances. When the Rams went 5-4 last fall, it was their first winning season since 2001, two years before they moved up to Class A from B.After the Maine Principals' Association reclassified football into four classes based on enrollment last spring, Kennebunk became one of several schools that moved down. The Rams will play in Western Class B with Gorham and Mt. Ararat of Topsham -- two former Class A schools.Playing in Class B, among schools with similar enrollments, already has provided a lift."These guys, they've stepped forward the very first day and said they're interested in winning a Gold Ball," said Rafferty. "I haven't heard them talk like that in the last 10 years."Rafferty and his players know playing in Class B won't be an instant cure-all for the program, that the games won't be easier simply because the schools are smaller. But playing in Class B has been a boon for schools that recently moved down.Westbrook, for instance, has qualified for the playoffs two years in a row in Class B after years of floundering in Class A. Marshwood advanced to the Class B state championship game last fall in its second Class B season."That was a huge boost to both those programs," said Rafferty.Jeff Guerette, the Westbrook coach, said playing in Class B has infused the program with hope."It's kind of given the kids more confidence when they're playing schools with similar- sized enrollments," he said. "We feel we have a chance to be competitive week in, week out. And that's exciting for the kids."And then when we won a few games, that generated some excitement in the community and in school, which was really big for us."Guerette said while the Blazes were competitive with some Class A schools, they were simply overmatched by others. "In Class B, there are still some teams that are better than us but there's not that huge gap like there was in Cla迷你倉s A," he said.Frank True, the third-year coach at Mt. Ararat, hopes for similar results. The Eagles haven't had a winning season (6-3) since 2002 -- their last year in Class B before moving up to Class A. Their record the last 10 years has been 16-67 with one playoff appearance and three head coaches.True said if the MPA hadn't reclassified football, the Eagles (0-26 the last three seasons) would have petitioned down anyway."We're hoping to be competitive," he said. "We'd like to win a few games as well, but we're just looking for competitive games. Four quarters of good football would be good for everybody."Kennebunk has played in A, B and C over the years. This is the first time the Rams have dropped down."The biggest thing," said Rafferty, "is that it gives the kids, as well as the coaches, a little more confidence in what they're doing."Depth is a huge key, he said. When Kennebunk would suffer an injury while in Class A, the difference between the Rams' second-team player and one from the larger schools, like Bonny Eagle or Thornton Academy, was sometimes staggering."Here everybody is in the same boat," he said.The new schedule reunites Kennebunk with York, Fryeburg Academy and Marshwood -- three former foes in the long-ago Southern York League. But the rest of the schedule is against mostly new opponents, like Oceanside, Greely and Falmouth.Rafferty is making sure his players realize that nothing will come easily."I've also felt there were some B schools that could play with anybody," he said.Senior running back Nicco DeLorenzo doesn't want anyone to get caught up in the stigma of letters."Class B I don't think it means we're any less of a football team," he said.Ben Bath, a senior two-way lineman, said, "To us it's all about going out and competing, it doesn't matter who we're playing."Any success the Rams have will be built on the momentum of last year's 5-3 mark. "We've got almost everyone back," said senior running back Tyler Elkington. "The excitement is something I haven't seen since I've been here."The excitement, the enthusiasm, the work ethic I've seen here in camp is off the charts."DeLorenzo is ready to prove last year wasn't a fluke."I think my team is full of winners," he said. "We've been playing together for, like, forever. We're ready to go. We've been waiting for this for a long, long time."Mike Lowe can be contacted at 791-6422 or at:mlowe@pressherald.comTwitter: MikeLowePPHCopyright: ___ (c)2013 the Portland Press Herald (Portland, Maine) Visit the Portland Press Herald (Portland, Maine) at .pressherald.com Distributed by MCT Information Services文件倉

　　近日，新蒲崗迷你倉《蘇州市古村落保護條例(草案)》(以下簡稱《條例(草案)》)公開征求意見。根據該條例，更多蘇州古村落有望納入保護範圍。而在破解資金投入和古建築產權流轉兩大難題上，該條例也作出了探索性安排。　　蘇州市已擁有周莊、同里等10個國家歷史文化名鎮以及陸巷、明月灣2個國家歷史文化名村，但仍有數量�多的古村鎮沒有納入保護範圍。根據吳文化研究會的《關於蘇州農村集鎮歷史街區和傳統村落的調查》，蘇州6縣、市168個鄉鎮中85%左右都是清代和清以前的古老鄉鎮。調查發現，至今保存有歷史遺存的集鎮和村落還有100處左右，風貌和格局保存比較完好的有48處。它們之中，或者沒有列入控制保護名錄，或者已經被“邊緣化”，有的甚至面臨被拆遷的危險。　　而根據《條例(草案)》，符合以下4個條件的古村落可申報蘇州市古村落：村落形成于1911年以前，能較完整體現一定時期的歷史風貌；村落內河道水系、地貌遺跡、街巷空間、格局形態等保存完整；文物古跡比較豐富且較為集中，保存古建築、古樹、古文化遺址、古墓葬等10處以上；有地方特色的非物質文化遺產。古村落所在地鎮人民政府(街道辦事處)應當在古村落公佈後一年內組織編制古村落保護規劃。　mini storage具體到古村落的保護措施上，《條例(草案)》強調，古村落應當整體保護，保持傳統格局、歷史風貌和空間尺度，不得改變與其相互依存的自然景觀和環境。古村落內傳統街巷風貌整治和立面改造方案，應當符合古村落保護規劃，並徵求當地文物主管部門意見。《條例(草案)》特別強調，禁止在重點保護區內新建、擴建房屋。翻建、改建、修繕房屋的，應當保持原有的色彩、體量、高度、形式，並符合古村落整體風貌要求。　　在古村落的保護資金上，《條例(草案)》要求，所在地的縣級市(區)人民政府應當設立古村落保護專項資金，專款專用，優先用于古村落的搶救性修復。同時，還鼓勵公民、法人和其他組織以出資、捐資、捐贈等方式參與古村落的保護。　　此外，《條例(草案)》還鼓勵古村落所在地的村集體經濟組織或者其出資成立的股份公司參與古村落保護，所在地村民可以以其所有的古建築、房屋、資金入股參與古村落保護。古建築可以作為資產向銀行抵押貸款。　　而在古建築產權流轉上，《條例(草案)》明確規定主管部門可根據保護需要依法調整規劃，使得古村落內的古建築可以通過非農建設用地方式流轉或者將集體土地徵收為國有後依法出讓。 (李佳霖)標簽：村落 古建築 草案 風貌 蘇州self storage

　　海洋公園哈囉喂下月開鑼！今年以「全日祭」玩轉日夜為主題，self storage並首推預約App，省卻玩家排隊之苦，預計80萬人入場，需聘1000名臨時工。　　為配合小童及65歲以上長者到海洋公園玩樂，海洋公園今年設「大膽級激嚇之選」如靈媒羅蘭姐鬼聲導航的靈異古董屋，又有怨靈追殺的凶靈工廠；同時亦有「輕量級驚喜之選」，內容包括南瓜怪傑工作室，從美國請來健力士世界紀錄雕刻大師Ray Villafane，將逾1000磅南瓜變成怪異雕塑的技迷你倉與遊人分享。同時為4人預約3鬼屋　　如果想看驚嚇嘩鬼表演，在高峰樂園就有多場精采節目，如「再世迴光火舞祭」，一班神秘部族跳出融合高難度雜技的奇幻烈焰舞，另有「神經煉獄樂怪胎」，兩隊造型Chok爆的地獄舞團爭奪魔間舞王寶座。　　海洋公園主席盛智文表示，今年會撥出部分入場配額，供首次推出的優先預約App「哈囉喂預約通行證」用，可同時為四位朋友一同預約到三間鬼屋及兩架過山車玩樂，減省排隊時間。　　攝影：冼偉倫　　記者：黃琳文件倉

深喉揭開境外奢侈品專賣店針對中國內地消費者不能說的秘密☉記者 張櫳元 ○編輯 長弓郭女士在歐洲一愛馬仕專賣店買了6只高端包，儲存單價超過45萬元。拿回來一驗， 4只是A貨。一國內知名女星在英國旅遊時買了一隻售價70萬元的愛馬仕高端包，不僅五金件出現鏽跡，且包體明顯變形，經驗證也是A貨……貝恩發佈的《中國奢侈品市場研究報告》顯示，2012年中國消費者買走了全球1/4的奢侈品，且逾60%的交易支出在境外市場實現。中國內地消費者 “豪邁”血拼國際奢侈品市場之時，卻不知自己或已掉入一個“奢侈品‘李鬼’陷阱”。一位在境外奢侈品銷售市場滾打了多年的業內人士向上海證券報記者報料，近幾年，境外奢侈品市場假貨非常猖獗，流通量已達相當規模，包括歐洲、美國、新加坡及中國香港地區的奢侈品專賣店均存一定比例的假貨，且專門針對中國內地顧客採取了一套“看人下菜單”的A貨策略。對此，記者通過暗訪境外奢侈品專賣店，經過數月調查，瞭解到官方渠道售假及A貨策略下所隱藏著的 “不能說的秘密”。某一線奢侈品代理商李先生(化名)向記者證實，目前境外奢侈品包包假貨的流通量非常大，且部分假貨的流出地正是奢侈品品牌專賣店。“近兩年，奢侈品專賣店銷售假貨的事件屢見不鮮。我的團隊于去年年中和今年上半年，分別在歐洲、美國、新加坡、中國香港等地的奢侈品專櫃，大量購入貨品進行抽樣調查。經檢驗，這些地區的奢侈品專賣店中均存在不同比新蒲崗迷你倉的假貨庫存，且貨品的高仿程度優劣不一，從普通A貨到超A貨皆有。”李先生說。到底是誰將邪惡之手伸進了官方渠道？北京某奢侈品業內人士王先生稱，“奢侈品‘李鬼’現象”背後的主使者正是專賣店的老闆，經銷商就是最大的造假者。“能夠一手遮天地讓假貨明目張膽進入專賣店，並長時間持續流通，員工無法做到這一點。事實上，老闆也不會告訴員工，店里有一定比例的高仿貨存在。況且現在高仿貨製作精良，仿真程度一流，即使員工都難以有效區分。”王先生補充道。據王先生介紹，高額的利潤正是專賣店售假的主因，但助推售假成功的因素則源於中國消費者的消費心理，即對奢侈品盲目崇拜和一定的炫富心理。多數中國顧客將奢侈品視為身份的象徵及上流社會的通行證，他們需要的只是價格上的奢侈，而在消費上僅是滿足心理上的虛榮，對奢侈品的真正品質和內涵缺乏瞭解，並且認為 “海外的”、“昂貴的”便是最好的。專賣店里為何還會存在不同等級的A貨呢？業內人士說，這主要是商家為了針對不同購買意圖的消費者，實行有區別的A貨策略。具體來說，以禮品饋贈為購買意圖的消費者會獲得普通等級的A貨，而自用型客戶則會拿到4A或5A等級的A貨，也就是我們俗稱的超A。4A和5A貨品的成本較普通A貨高，做工及質量方面都較優。顧客購買前的行為、購買時的語言特徵、購買後對奢侈品的包裝要求等，是導購人員區分禮品饋贈型消費和自用型消費的三個標準。相關報道詳見封二、封三·調查mini storage

【本報訊】今年6月底，儲存拱北口岸開通使用新建的東西兩翼聯檢樓，使珠海拱北口岸通關能力擴容至50萬人次。立法議員梁安琪指出，隨�中秋及國慶長假期到來，本澳出入境事務廳應當及早做好準備，預先制訂應對措施，加強與珠海的協調及通報，並提升通關效率，加強通關能力。近年，由於旅客量大幅上升，令珠海拱北口岸邊檢大樓的通關能力受到巨大挑戰， 2012年起拱北口岸日均出入境客流量達到25.5萬人次，節假日單日客流量屢次突破30萬人次，在全國各陸路旅檢口岸中居第一。東西兩翼聯檢樓開通後，緩解了拱北口岸的通關壓力，日後二層開通後，最終通關能力將擴容至50萬人次，屆時澳門方面將會面臨同一時間口岸內大批人流湧入的情況。梁安琪表示，今年節假日旅遊旺季期間，澳門關閘口岸都出現過關人潮，為通關工作帶來沉重壓力，旅客及居民過關等候時間很長，人潮擁塞惹起很大不滿。由於中秋節、國慶節及元旦春節等節假日將陸續新蒲崗迷你倉來，屆時可能出現旅客高峰，本澳出入境事務廳應當未雨綢繆，提前做好準備，設定應對政策措施，靈活調動人手，密切與內地邊檢部門保持資訊互通，主動加強發布消息，讓市民了解通關現況。梁安琪認為，當局可通過電台、電視及手機等媒介向市民發布關閘過關人流實況信息，呼籲市民避開高峰時期過關；並因應人流適當增加櫃位，加派前線人員疏導旅客排隊過關，並安排警員協助維持秩序作分流措施，確保口岸旅客出入暢順，提高通關效率；同時改善前線人員的處事能力和投訴機制。此外，當局應加快通關口岸的硬件設置建設，同時完善配套，維護好自助過關系統，提升通關能力。此外，隨�旅客數量不斷增長，本澳市民的生活亦受到影響，不少澳門市民已有怨言。梁安琪認為，當局須考慮設施和空間使用問題，在發展旅遊業的同時，儘量不影響本澳市民的正常出行和生活質素，因地制宜地制訂及調整旅遊發展政策，打造讓市民及旅客都感到舒適的世界旅游休閒中心。mini storage

趙愷健　報道kjcheow@sph.com.sg喜敦控股（Heeton Holding）將在今天正式推出其“Onze @ Tanjong Pagar”的永久地契綜合發展項目。該丹戎巴葛項目包含共管公寓與零售店面，self storage私宅平均售價為每平方英尺2250元，而店面的售價為每平方英尺5800元到7500元之間，預計會在2018年3月取得臨時入伙證（TOP）。這個項目目前是喜敦控股管理的服務公寓項目“El Centro”，在2004年才獲得臨時入伙證，不過由於集團相信地段的重新發展和售出能夠獲得更好的回報，所以決定將現有項目拆掉重建。執行董事兼首席營運總監劉易瓊表示，雖然政府最近推出了新的房貸管制框架，但項目在尚未推出前，其實已獲得市場相當不錯的反應，在過去幾天開始收集一些支票，支票數量已超過項目的一半單位。他表示，他們不會為買家提供額外的“租金保證”，因為相信項目的售價迷你倉經很有競爭力。對於那些今天晚上11點前交支票的早買者，還能享有超過20％的優惠。項目是一棟18層樓高的建築，其中一樓是商業店面，第五至18層是私宅單位，一共有56個私宅單位與13個商業店面。56個私宅單位中有一半是屬於單臥房式單位，而另一半是三臥房式單位；前者面積從506平方英尺起跳，三臥房式單位則從1044平方英尺起。一個私宅位售價大約會在120萬元到260萬元之間。onze其實是法語中的“11”，指的就是項目的地址基生街（Kee Seng Street）11號。劉易瓊表示，集團接下來的投資業務將更加專注在海外的投資項目，包括發展在倫敦的酒店、越南的宿舍等潛在項目；同時在本地市場會發展更多大�私宅項目或執行共管公寓（EC）項目，而暫時避開高檔私宅市場。他說：“政府推出總債務償還比率（TDSR）限制後，對很多買家的預算來說比較緊了，高檔市場的項目比較難以售出。”文件倉

新華社北京９月４日電（記者陳煒偉、朱立毅）為保障今年中秋節和國慶節期間食品安全，迷你倉價錢嚴防重大食品安全事故，國務院食品安全委員會辦公室日前下發通知，部署各地加強節日期間食品安全監管工作，組織開展對節日熱銷食品生產企業和流通及餐飲服務環節食品安全專項監督檢查。國務院食安辦通知指出，要深入排查風險和隱患，堅決打擊和嚴厲查處使用回收原料生產食品、降低標準突擊生產食品和超範圍超限量使用食品添加劑等問題，對發現的違法違規問題，依法從嚴從重處理。同時，要突出節日消費量大、消費者申訴舉報多以及群�日常生活必需的食品，突出月餅、乳製品、糧食製品、肉製品、食用油等重點品種，突出農村、城鄉結合部、城市社區、旅遊景區及車站碼頭等重點區域，以商場、超市、批發市場、集貿市場、食品店為重點場所，有針對性地集中開展專項執法檢查，嚴迷你倉打擊銷售不符合食品安全標準食品，特別是有毒有害食品的違法犯罪行為。通知要求，要以餐飲集中區、旅遊景區及周邊、高速公路沿線等為重點區域，以月餅、米、面、肉及肉製品、蛋及蛋製品、乳及乳製品、食用油、節令性食品等大宗原輔料及食品添加劑為重點產品，以原材料採購和貯存、涼菜加工製作、食品添加劑使用、餐用具清洗消毒、食品及工用具生熟分開、備餐及食品配送等為重點環節，以學校、單位食堂等集中用餐單位為重點場所，加大監督檢查力度，強化餐飲服務食品安全風險排查和治理。通知還要求，各地要加大對重點食品和地方特色食品等節日熱銷食品的監督抽檢工作力度，並在中秋前開展月餅專項監督抽檢、切實強化對月餅質量安全的執法檢查，努力實現從月餅的生產、銷售到消費的全程監管。此外，要堅持重大事項報告制度，及時果斷妥善處置食品安全突發問題。儲存

本報南寧訊 （記者/姚琳 實習生/何婷婷）9月4日，儲存倉文萊工業和初級資源部在南寧國際會展中心舉辦文萊國家推介會。推介會以文萊國情介紹、旅遊資源項目為推介主題，圍繞加強文中兩國在中國-東盟自由貿易區建成後的經貿合作，尤其是進一步推進文萊與中國在旅遊項目開發與推廣、基礎項目投資建設、農業科技合作、清真產品研發、文化交流等領域的互利合作，推動雙邊經濟合作向迷你倉價錢深發展等議題展開研討，促進文中經貿投資伙伴關係的深入發展，實現互利共贏。文萊關稅極低，且不徵收資本收益和個人所得稅。據介紹，到文萊的潛在投資者可享有一系列的廣泛優惠，其中包括免征20年的企業稅；免除原材料、機械、設備、零件、附件等的進口稅，以及對資本津貼及損失的調整。此外，尊重宗教信仰，有著尊重多元化民族風俗的文萊，還是一個友好、熱情的旅遊目的地國家。迷你倉

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繼北寧路坍方落石，<b><A href='http://www.kfstorage.com' title='self storage'><span style='color:blue;'>self storage</span></A></b>基隆巿和平島公園在這次大雨後有零星新落石，危及遊客安全；基隆巿交通旅遊處表示，目前最好的方式就是維持原狀，並要求園方做好安全管制，以免遊客遭殃。和平島公園後段濱海步道區崖壁原本就屬不穩定的風化地質，去年初施作防護網工程尚未驗收，二月底時就被崩落大小碎石打爛，這次大雨又掉落新石。新的零星新落石區在步道中段，挖土機難到達，必須人工移除，連同舊的，至今仍未處理；另外在濱海步道底也有一處落石區，同樣架設防護鐵網，上方仍有零星岩石掉落。巿府去年委外經營和平島公園，但這兩處落石區一直未開放；<b><A href='http://www.kfstorage.com' title='迷你倉'><span style='color:blue;'>迷你倉</span></A></b>年夏天，接連幾個颱風打壞從九曲橋通往濱海步道的安全管制設施。昨天到訪的遊客，對頭上的風化崖似乎毫無警覺心。交通旅遊處代處長王英哲表示，和平島公園風景區跟北寧路的地質條件類似，但海蝕斷崖奇特處就在渾然天成，風化是自然的一部分，因此專家並不建議用打岩釘、掛網、噴漿等人工方式處理。他說，為恢復濱海步道功能，原本考慮兩種方案，一是繞經潮間帶路堤，漲潮時管制，二是利用掉下的落石堆疊成較好走的步道，但要動支工程款發包設計時，遭主計處反對。因主計處要求提高業者權利金才能代為清除，導致雖有一千萬元工程款，卻無法使用。<b><A href='http://www.kfstorage.com' title='文件倉'><span style='color:blue;'>文件倉</span></A></b>

　　本報記者 楊元 黃蕾/文　本報記者 徐彥/攝　　浙江的山水，儲存在“鄰居”們的眼中，最心動的是哪一處？　　這個問題的答案，昨天有400位來自南京的“鄰居”一起來探尋——　　上午11點，5輛大巴載著一支250人南京旅遊團隊抵達嘉善西塘景區，這是《錢江晚報》攜手《金陵晚報》，通過“看晚報·游浙江”活動組織來浙江的第一支讀者旅遊團隊，同時也是十省晚報聯盟“看晚報·游浙江”活動的首發團。　　與此同時，另一支150人的讀者旅遊團隊抵達了桐廬瑤琳仙境景區。詩畫浙江，從來都不是一筆寫就的。　　一份給1400萬讀者的旅遊請柬　　讓首發團人氣旺到爆　　首發團“爆掉了”。這是來自《金陵晚報》同行的描述，就能知道這次活動有多火。　　據悉，《金陵晚報》在8月23日開始征集西塘與桐廬的特惠搶先團，原定兩地各50人，報名到30日下午4點截止。消息一出，報名者紛至遝來。　　前天下午，本報工作人員接到南京同行的電話：“團爆掉了，西塘報名已經超過200人，桐廬也大大超額。”來自南京旅遊集散中心的數據表明：截至30日下午4點，西塘線的報名數是240人，桐廬為150人，4點之後仍有60多位遊客報名。最後成行的首發團遊客達到了400人。“如果報名時間再長一周，報1000人都沒有問題。”　　為歡迎“看晚報·游浙江”首發團的遊客，浙江省旅遊局和浙江日報報業集團準備了隆重的歡迎儀式。浙江省旅遊局領導親自帶隊趕赴西塘古鎮與桐廬瑤琳仙境景區，為首發團遊客授旗，活動主辦方還為遊客們準備了極具浙江特色的小禮品。　　這次 “看晚報·游浙江”活動，由浙江省旅遊局、浙江日報報業集團主辦，由錢江晚報聯合全國10個省（市）的15家主流晚報共同承辦。　　活動于8月中旬至10月中旬，面向北京、天津、上海、山東、江蘇、安徽、江西、福建、廣東、河南等十個省（市）主要城市的晚報讀者和市民，推出浙江旅遊的系列宣傳和豐富多彩的旅遊活動及各類旅遊優惠推廣。　　活動旨在借力晚報聯盟優勢，借助高鐵網絡的便利，整合浙江省內各地旅遊資源，吸引國內千萬遊客暢游“詩畫江南，山水浙江”。　　自8月13日活動正式�動新蒲崗迷你倉浙江省旅遊局局長趙金勇帶領11地市旅遊局官員親赴南京新街口向市民派發“浙江邀請函”之後，活動就引起了全國各地讀者的高度關注。　　北京晚報、新民晚報、今晚報、大河報、齊魯晚報、青島晚報、新安晚報、金陵晚報、姑蘇晚報、南昌晚報、福州晚報、廈門晚報、羊城晚報、深圳晚報和錢江晚報等15家媒體對浙江11個地市的旅遊資源進行了輪番宣傳，覆蓋高鐵沿線2300公里10個省（市）超過100個城市的1400萬讀者。　　家庭派戀上西塘　　桐廬山水適合“致青春”　　昨天中午，“看晚報·游浙江”的南京遊客穿著統一的宣傳T恤出現在景區門口，這一幕迅速引來了其他遊客的圍觀。　　浙江省旅遊局副局長許澎把大書著“看晚報 游浙江”字樣的出行紅旗交到了南京遊客代表的手中，寓意活動在高鐵沿線省市正紅紅火火地展開。　　記者觀察了一下，這次來西塘的南京遊客以“家庭派”居多，不少都曾來過浙江。“我已經是浙江的常客了。” 73歲的葉澤瀾阿姨告訴記者，諸暨五泄、紹興、舟山群島……浙江的很多山山水水她都走過，“看到金陵晚報上推出的西塘一日游活動，就和好友一起來報名。西塘一直想來見識下，這次總算如願了。”　　在桐廬迎接南京首發團遊客的是桐廬縣旅遊委員會主任徐利民。桐廬的自然山水似乎更受年輕的南京人喜歡。　　“你看，這個好像一頭蓬發雄獅，難怪這個洞廳叫‘獅象迎賓’，還真是形象。”在瑤琳仙境，大學生張珂正玩得不亦樂乎。張珂是河南人，在南京上大學。她告訴記者，這算是自己整個宿舍的一次暑假結束前的“致青春”。“暑假快結束了，我和幾個室友一商量，就組團來啦。聽說河南到浙江也有高鐵了，等我工作了，再帶爸媽來。”　　“這次首發團如期而至，而且效果很火爆，超出我們的預計，這說明我們的活動接地氣了，前期的媒體宣傳初見成果。”浙江省旅遊局副局長許澎告訴記者，“我們瞭解到，有不少遊客已經不止一次兩次來到浙江，現在再來，這麼多回頭客，說明浙江的旅遊還是很吸引人的。”　　好戲連台，近期“看晚報·游浙江”活動，與南京首發團同時進行的還有“十省晚報聯盟浙江採風行”，9月底還將開展“十省晚報讀者大聯歡”活動。mini storage

Source: Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier, IowaAug.新蒲崗迷你倉 30--WATERLOO, Iowa -- City leaders may tighten the leash on pit bull owners.Waterloo Mayor Buck Clark said animal control staff members are working on a "very restrictive ordinance for pit bulls" in the wake of a brutal attack earlier this week that left two people injured."It's something we need to react to," he said.City Council members are scheduled to discuss the possible ordinance changes during a short work session at 4:45 p.m. Tuesday. Public comment typically is not taken during work sessions, but any ordinance change would need to come back at a regular council meeting for approval.Councilwoman Carolyn Cole said council members are already receiving emails urging the city not to target the breed despite Tuesday's high-profile dog attack on Riehl Street.Vivien Brookman, 65, was at Allen Hospital on Thursday recovering from about 200 dog bites, while 13-year-old William McNealy suffered bites and scratches after both were attacked by three dogs while walking on a public street.Police shot and killed a large pit bull involved in the incident while an 8-month-old male Boston terrier mix and a 1-year-old female pit bumini storagel were detained by Waterloo Animal Control.While some communities have adopted outright bans on pit bulls, Clark said the ordinance being developed by Sandie Greco, who oversees animal control for the city, and Maria Tiller, an animal control officer, would still allow people to own the breed under more restrictive circumstances.Among ideas being considered, the ordinance would require all pit bulls to be microchipped for identification and would create a separate dog license for the breed. He said the rules could require all pit bulls to be spayed or neutered and could place limits on the number of pit bulls a person can own.Current city zoning ordinances limit the number of adult dogs at a household to four. But there is nothing limiting specific breeds.Meanwhile, Clark is expecting to present certificates of heroism at Tuesday's council meeting to three individuals who came to help those being attacked by the dogs this week: William McNealy, KaRon Bennett and Tanner Lee Cornwell.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (Waterloo, Iowa) Visit Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (Waterloo, Iowa) at .wcfcourier.com Distributed by MCT Information Servicesself storage

Regional flag day today***********************Three charities will hold flag sales from 7am to 12.新蒲崗迷你倉30pm today (August 31). They are, on Hong Kong Island, Carnation Women's Association; in Kowloon, Lifeline Express Hong Kong Foundation; and in the New Territories, Shatin Emmanuel Church, a spokesman for the Social Welfare Department (SWD) said.Arrangements have been made with the charities to help people distinguish between the three flag-selling activities.Information on the three flag-selling organisations on August 31 is as follows:RegionName ofColour ofColourOrganisationCollection Bag of FlagHong Kong Carnation Women'sYellowOrangeIslandAssociationKowloonLifeline Expmini storageessOrangeYellowHong Kong FoundationNewShatin Emmanuel Church YellowWhiteTerritoriesFor enquiries, please call SWD's hotline at 2343 2255, or SWD headquarters at 2832 4311 during office hours. Information on the flag days of the month is also available at SWD's website (.swd.gov.hk/en/index/site_whatsnew/).Details of the charitable fund-raising activities covered by Public Subscription Permit issued by SWD have also been uploaded on the GovHK website (.gov.hk/fundraising).In the case of suspected fraudulent flag day activities, people should not make any donation and should immediately report the matter to the Police.Ends/Saturday, August 31, 2013Issued at HKT 06:01NNNNself storage

Source: San Antonio Express-NewsAug.儲存 31--Given the roaming dog crisis in San Antonio, there are many who would argue the city needs more-kill, not no-kill.With a marked surge in reported bites of Bexar County residents, it's understandable to question the city's no-kill goals. Why keep more dogs alive in S.A., when so many are prowling our streets?But a closer look at the numbers, and facts, makes it difficult to connect the city's no-kill efforts to the roaming dog population, or dog bites."I look after the dog bite issue here at the American Veterinary Medical Association, and I would not assume there is any connection," said Emily Patterson-Kane, a social welfare scientist.Yes, reported bites of Bexar County residents have surged as euthanizations have fallen off. But there's no clear correlation. While reported bites steadily increased from about 2,800 to nearly 3,400 between fiscal 2010 and 2012, euthanizations of animals were erratic. There were 18,460 euthanizations in fiscal 2010. In 2011, that number shot up to 19,646. In 2012, there were 13,560.This fiscal year, there have been 5,735 euthanizations through July. The fiscal year ends Sept. 30.Even with no-kill, ACS is still putting down thousands of dogs. These dogs are so physically mangled euthanasia beco新蒲崗迷你倉es humane, or they are aggressive dogs that can't be controlled. So, no-kill already selects dogs predisposed to biting.The remaining dogs are spayed/neutered and vaccinated before being adopted or placed in shelters. Even if these dogs end up running loose, at least they are not adding to the roaming dog problem with litters.Is the city's no-kill effort clogging kennel space, forcing dogs onto the streets? It's true. Animal Care Service officers often can't pick up roaming dogs because kennels are full.But Kathy Davis, director of Animal Care Services, said it takes about the same time to place a dog with a family or shelter as it does to put it down.Meanwhile, there has been a decrease in the number of animals scraped off the road, about 34,000 a year. That number has dropped by about 6 percent since fiscal 2011, said Animal Care Services spokeswoman Lisa Norwood.San Antonio has a roaming dog problem. It also has a dog bite problem.We await a city plan to rapidly address this pressing quality-of-life issue. But more-kill instead of no-kill is not the solution. San Antonio can become a no-kill and no-bite city.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the San Antonio Express-News Visit the San Antonio Express-News at .mysanantonio.com Distributed by MCT Information Servicesmini storage

pub_date:A window of opportunity has opened, and I will be taking that leap after a 22-year journey at The Business TimesTHIS is my last Show Me the Money column, more than 11 years since I proposed the idea to my bosses.儲存倉I'm grateful to my bosses for giving me that opportunity to start that part of my life journey as a columnist for The Business Times. Close to 500 articles later, it is time to start another chapter of my life journey - that of a fund manager, implementing the investment process that research of more than a decade has shown to have worked.In life, we never really know where we will end up. Just like when I start writing an article, I sometimes don't really know where it will lead me to. I've entertained thoughts of retiring at this job - my first and only so far! After all, I am still passionate about writing articles to educate investors, to share the findings of my research as well as interesting ideas I've come across.It still gives me a high when I receive emails from readers. And I continue to look forward to meeting up with those who have contacted me, to learn about their life experiences, their philosophies in life.Sailing awayBut some time this year, a friend whom I've known for at least eight years came to me with a proposition to join his newly set up firm. "We can build the company we want brick by brick."A few years back, when I was going through my mid-life crisis, I lamented in this column that I've never taken a risk in my life before. Perhaps this is the time to take that leap!Nassim Taleb in his book Fooled by Randomness says: "Most successes are caused by very few 'windows of opportunity', failing to grab one can be deadly for one's career. Take your luck!"I'm not sure if this is an "opportunity" and whether it will lead to "success".But I'm taking that leap anyway because I believe in what Mark Twain, the American writer, said: "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do, than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbour. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."In any case, I'm not someone who has a grand purpose in life and who would endure frostbites just to get to the summit. I'm more the the type who enjoys the journey with less emphasis on the end goal. So I'll just see where this path leads me.Reflections of the past 22 yearsMy life events attest to the role randomness plays. Years back, after finishing my Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia (STPM) or the equivalent of A-levels here, I was pondering over where my next stop would be. One day, I was flipping through the Star newspaper in Penang, and I saw an advertisement from the then Straits Times Press Holdings inviting students to apply for its scholarship.I sent in my application and was asked to come down for an interview. They put me up in a room at Automobile Association on River Valley Road. Times House was just further up the road. The Human Resource manager who interviewed me was kind enough to short-list me, even though I wasn't the most fluent English-speaking person around. Even up till today!?It still gives me a high when I receive emails from readers. And I continue to look forward to meeting up with those who have contacted me, to learn about their life experiences, their philosophies in life.Then on the first day when I was supposed to report to work, I showed up at the Business Times newsroom where I had interned during my two previous vacations. The news editor in BT at that time was surprised to see me. "Oh, we didn't know that you are joining us." So I called the HR department. And the person at the other end迷你倉價錢said: "Oh, it doesn't mean that just because you've interned there in the two previous years, you will automatically join BT. But since you are there, ok la. You just join BT."That was the beginning of my 22-year career at the leading business daily of Singapore!The initial years were tough. English was my third language in school. A copy editor's comment about me in those early years was: "Hooi Ling is not articulate in her writing. Just as she is not articulate as a person."That was a big blow to my already low self-esteem. But I plodded on. I found things to amuse myself along the way. Every time I was moved to a new beat, I dived into it, relishing the new learning opportunity.I covered retail and manufacturing sectors initially. Then I was moved to the China beat, because I could understand and read Chinese. I reported on Singapore's investments in China, and was keeping a close tab on the development of the Suzhou Industrial Park. When the China fever died down a little, I was moved to cover telecommunications. As luck would have it, my stint on the telecoms beat coincided with the period when the industry was being liberalised. SingTel was fighting tooth and nail with M1.One day, the SingTel public relations manager called to complain that they'd done a media audit and found my articles to be biased against them. A few weeks later, M1's chief executive Neil Montefiore invited me out for lunch. During lunch, he wanted to understand why my reports favoured SingTel. I guessed I was doing something right.As one of the perks of the job, I got to witness the launch of SingTel's satellite from French Guiana.Along the way, I got myself a Master's degree in Applied Finance and completed my Chartered Financial Analyst exams. That was when I asked to start this column, believing that I had something to share with readers.It was with this column that I sort of came into my own. I received encouraging emails from readers. A book publisher asked me to write a book. I countered by suggesting that we compile my published articles into books instead. We came out with four. I received job offers from the financial sector. Nothing worked out, nothing felt right, until now.A few years back, a group of students from the NUS investment club asked to meet me. During the session, I told them not to choose the highest paying job, but one that they saw a purpose in, one that they were passionate about, one that they were good at, one that didn't compromise their integrity.If I were to speak to them again today, I'd tell them not to go for short-cuts. Put in the hours. Build their foundations right. Substance trumps style, over the long term.I'd also tell them to try to cultivate goodwill with whoever they come into contact with. The feeling of someone genuinely wishing you well in your next venture is heart-warming.Make the little things wellFinally, I'd like to leave readers with a quote from Friedrich Nietzsche, on the necessity to put in the hours."Do not talk about giftedness, inborn talents! One can name great men of all kinds who were very little gifted. They acquired greatness, became "geniuses" (as we put it), through qualities lack of which no one who knew what they were would boast of: they all possessed that seriousness of the efficient workman which first learns to construct the parts properly before it ventures to fashion a great whole; they allowed themselves time for it, because they took more pleasures in making the little, secondary things well than in the effect of a dazzling whole."PS: For readers who may like to get in touch with me, I'm sure I can be found somewhere in cyberspace.The writer is a CFA charterholder迷你倉

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Source: Jordan Times, AmmanAug.迷你倉 30--AMMAN -- Amidst growing fears of a US-led military strike against Syria, Jordanians expressed deep concerns about a spillover from the neighbouring crisis-hit Arab state.In interviews with The Jordan Times over the phone on Wednesday and Thursday, residents of the northern region near the border with Syria said they fear that military action against Syria might trigger an all-out regional war, where Jordan, especially communities on the border area, might bear the brunt of the raging conflict.The US and its Western allies accuse forces loyal to the embattled President Bashar Assad of unleashing nerve gas against Damascus' East Ghouta and West Ghouta, and are threatening to strike the regime's airbases and chemical arsenal in response.Tahsin Rsheidat, from Turra town near Ramtha, said all the people in his village, which is twinned with the southern Syrian village of Tal Shihab, "are holding their breath after the countdown to a war on Syria began"."The only thing people do now is watch TV for the latest news on the prospective war," he said.Although people of Turra are no strangers to the unrest in Syria a few kilometres away, Rsheidat said the current situation is different."It is no longer an internal struggle in Syria. It is getting closer to a large-scale war," he said."The news about the US military strikes against Syria has increased our anxiety about the conflict and its possible, if not inevitable, spillover to Jordan," he said.The same worries were expressed by Ahmad Rsheidat, also from Turra, who added that people in Ramtha, some 90km north of Amman, are in constant fear that the Syrian war could reach their to儲存ns and villages, which have been receiving the largest number of Syrian refugees."We are not worried about the increasing number of refugees as much as the possibility of being drawn into the war in Syria. War is chaos and cannot be contained," he said.A housewife from Turra, who preferred to be referred to as Um Mohammad Darabseh, also expressed concerns about the war expanding to the region."With the possible military strikes, the conflict in Syria could transform from clashes between government forces and opposition fighters into a full-out regional war," the mother of four said.Israa Obeidat, from the northern Kufr Soum village in Irbid Governorate, was also anxious about the possible US-led military strikes against Syria. "Seriously, people in my village, which is very close to the border with Syria, are worried about where to go if the war reaches Jordan's north region," said Obeidat, who is a banker.Expressing worries over a possible Syrian retaliatory chemical attack against Jordan, Obeidat demanded that the government distribute gas masks among residents of the northern regions."We do nothing in our village but watch TV, search the Internet and social networks for news about the military strike," she said.Ahmad Salameh, from Dafianeh village in Mafraq Governorate, some 80km northeast of Amman, was also concerned about the new developments in the Syrian crisis.He said that many villagers left Dafianeh, on the borderline with Syria, fearing that their village might be hit during the war.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Jordan Times (Amman, Jordan) Visit the Jordan Times (Amman, Jordan) at .jordantimes.com Distributed by MCT Information Services新蒲崗迷你倉

Source: The Lima News, OhioAug.迷你倉出租 30--[bycredit]Staff reportsJerod Houston (three goals) and Riley Overholt (two goals) combined to lead Elida to a 6-0 Western Buckeye League boys soccer win over Defiance on Thursday night.Simen Domaas also had a goal for Elida (3-0-0).[header12]LCC 6Botkins 0Lima Central Catholic got two goals from Matt McNamara and one each from Garrett Thomas, Sean Daley, Zack Schroeder and Ryan Recker.LCC (6-0-0) had 10 shots on goal to none for Botkins (2-1-1).[header12]Lima Senior 2Temple Christian 1Alex Ehora and Will Jolliff scored goals for Lima Senior and Taylor Zwiebel had a penalty kick for a goal for Temple Christian.[header12]Kalida 3Fort Jennings 0Ian Richey, Adam Langhals and Austin Swift scored for the Wildcats (2-1-1, 1-0-0 Putnam County League).Kalida's Brent Hovest had seven saves and Alex Vetter had four for Fort Jennings (2-2, 0-1 PCL).[header14]Girls soccer[header12]Allen East 2Delphos St. John's 2Leah Casey and Jade Meyer scored goals for Allen East (2-0-2) and Madison Kreeger scored tw迷你倉ce for St. John's.Samantha Wehri had eight saves for St. John's and Kyra Plaugher had seven for Allen East.[header12]Wapakoneta 1Coldwater 0Kylee Dahman scored on an assist from Claire Burton and Mikayla Halfhill had four saves in goal for Wapakoneta.[header12]Shawnee 3Liberty-Benton 3Kaitlyn Groans scored two goals for Shawnee (1-2-2). Liberty-Benton is 4-0-1.[header14]Girls tennis[header12]Bath 3Ottawa-Glandorf 2Bath was a 3-2 winner over Ottawa-Glandorf on the strength of wins by Jordan Haller at No. 3 singles and wins by the doubles teams of Katia Hardman and Maddie Helmig and Grayce Smith and Danielle Caster.[header12]Celina 4Elida 1Celina won every match except first doubles, where Ashley Fay and Hailey Hurst were winners for Elida.[header14]Boys golf[header12]Bath 145Ottawa-Glandorf 163Brady Garver shot a two-under par 33 and Eric Jordan had a 35 for Bath (5-0, 4-0 WBL).Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Lima News (Lima, Ohio) Visit The Lima News (Lima, Ohio) at .limaohio.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存倉

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