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【本報訊】匯控（005）與旗下匯融前小股東僵持了超過十載的集體訴訟案，迷你倉集團被罰金額又有新發展。根據路透社報道，美國聯邦法院最終判決，匯控有可能需要賠償高達24.6億美元（約192億港元）金額，較本月初芝加哥地方法院判匯控敗訴時，市場估計判賠償的15億美元規模更多。匯豐發言人接受查詢時表示，集團計劃提出上訴，相信本身有強力的理據抗辯。事實上，匯控在中期業績公告已經指出，「匯豐已按管理層對（匯融集體訴訟案）可能流出資金的最佳估算，提撥準備」。self storage超預期料提上訴匯控又根據可能出現的不同判決假設，預測未來集團就有關事宜的合理虧損「可能高達或超過35億美元（約273億港元）」，但公告未有透露匯控已撥備多少。匯控於2003年併購Household International（匯融前身），但是早於2002年，現稱匯融的前小股東，已入稟法庭追討賠償，指包括匯融前主席歐德章等3名高層行政人員，向原告小股東解釋有關該公司按揭貸款政策時，先後作出16次誤導性及虛假陳述，案件輾轉審理至今超過10年。 迷利倉

There are 12,800 people in Singapore who are 90 years old and above.self storage SundayLife! meets four of them and finds out what keeps them going strongLiving healthily and staying active well into your 90s is no longer such an anomaly.Singapore is home to 12,800 people aged 90 and above, according to resident population estimates at the end of June. This is 700 more than last year. There are 11,800 nonagenarians, while another 1,000 have lived past the century mark.The sizeable number may partly be explained by medical advances as well as the fact that these very senior citizens were born at a time when people all over the world had large families.From interviews with nonagenarians, SundayLife! found that they tend to have a strong family or social support network. Most have not suffered a major illness before, which for some individuals can sap their will to live.Gerontologist Kalyani Mehta identifies four key factors for longevity: a positive attitude towards life, being generally healthy and mobile, strong family or community support and, finally, a belief system that gives meaning to life."Very often, we underestimate the power of the last factor. But in my view, when one reaches the 90s, material life is less important than spiritual life," says Associate Professor Mehta, who is head of SIM University's gerontology programme.Four 90-somethings share their life stories and secrets of ageing well with SundayLife!, giving a peek into the spirit of a generation that lived through hard times and upheaval.clare@sph.com.sgDevelop green fingersMR LOW HAI NG, 94Family and friends always know where to find Mr Low - watering, pruning and weeding at the communal farm beside his HDB block in Bukit Batok.The oldest among a few elderly, experienced gardeners in the community who maintain the farm, he spends a few hours there every day. It is a small strip of land with more than 10 banana and chiku trees, a vegetable patch and more than 60 flowering plants and bonsai.The vegetables are used by the residents' committee's cooking interest group to prepare dishes such as Hakka lei cha fan (thunder tea rice).Mr Low, who has never had a major illness or been hospitalised, is fit enough to do the heavy lifting in the garden, from digging and tilling to constructing bamboo trellises for the vines."But if it's too tough, I ask my younger friends to help," he says in Hokkien. His friends range in age from 50s to 77.He is also vice-chairman of the neighbourhood's senior citizens' executive committee, which makes him one of the oldest grassroots leaders around."I have done manual labour all my life. We used to grow vegetables when my family lived in a kampung in Bukit Panjang. Gardening is something I know and keeps me fit," says the father of 10 children, all in their 50s and 60s.The last place he wants to be is cooped up at home. "I want to be active in the community. I like the kampung spirit of neighbours helping one another."He lives in a four-room HDB flat with two of his sons, one single and the other married with two children. His wife, Madam Kek Swee Lan, died more than 10 years ago of liver cancer when she was in her 60s.In all, Mr Low has more than 20 grandchildren ("I've lost count of how many") ranging in age from six to 40-something. He relishes spending time with them, particularly the two who live with him, who are aged 10 and six.He is happiest walking the two grandchildren to their schools in the neighbourhood every day and having coffee with other elderly friends at a neighbourhood kopi tiam.Ask him what is his secret to a long, healthy life and he laughs. "Don't smoke, don't drink, eat in moderation and have no bad habits," says the non-smoker and teetotaller.He has perfect eyesight and does not wear glasses. His only ailment is high-blood pressure, for which he takes medication every day.As for his diet, he eats "simple bland food, not too oily or salty", mostly cooked by his daughter-in-law. He likes vegetables and fruit and takes red meat only occasionally. His one quirk is a dislike of fish or seafood. "I don't like the fishy smell," he explains.Mr Low was born in 1919 to a farming family in Ankui village in China's south-eastern Fujian province. The oldest of four children, he never went to school and started working in the rice fields from a young age.At age 16, he came to Singapore with an uncle to look for work. He took on odd jobs, such as being a rubber tapper and delivery boy.He and his wife were introduced by mutual friends and got married when he was 24 and she was in her teens. As the size of their brood grew, he became a miner in a stone quarry, a job that involved long hours and was "quite dangerous because you had to use explosives, but paid better than other labouring jobs". His wife held the fort at home, bringing up the kids.Back then, he says, "my life was work, come home, eat, shower, sleep. I just wanted to earn enough to feed 10 kids. There was no money left over to smoke or drink, so I had to control myself".He could not afford to send some of his children to school. But he is pleased that some of his grandchildren have made it to university. "That's progress," he says.A Taoist, he goes to the temple during religious festivals and says he does not think about dying."I live one day at a time. I have always lived a simple life, I don't have high expectations," he says.Embrace the simple pleasures in lifeMR THOMAS CHACKO, 93A slight deafness is the only trace of Mr Chacko's advanced age - he can move around unaided and his jet black hair has only a faint sprinkling of grey.That he is a little hard of hearing is the outcome of more than four eventful decades spent glued to a headset and a wireless set, first intercepting Japanese messages during World WarII and then, during peacetime in Singapore, sending and receiving signals to and from ships.Born in Kerala in south-west India to a farming family, the third of seven children completed high school and was a Malayalam teacher for a few years. Then he joined the Indian Army in 1942 at the age of 21. The reason: The army paid better.India was a British colony and played a key role in the war against Japan. "Because I was educated, I was assigned to be a signaller," he says.In a remote camp on India's north-west frontier, he and other signallers hunkered down with their wireless sets and learnt to decode and transcribe Japanese signals.After the Japanese were defeated, he was sent to Singapore in 1946. The British were helping the Dutch fight Indonesian insurgents and needed signallers to intercept Indonesian messages.By this time, Mr Chacko was weary of army life and wanted to settle down. A few years after arriving here, he found a civilian job as a signaller for Telecoms, the precursor of SingTel. The signalling unit was housed in Kallang Airport, later Paya Lebar Airport, and its job was to communicate with ships in Singapore waters and all over South-east Asia.In 1951, he married his wife, Annamma, who is now 81. Theirs was an arranged marriage - like him, she is a Syrian Christian from Kerala. They went on to have four sons and a daughter, who are aged 46 to 61.Their first home was a double-storey house shared with a few families in a Malay kampung in Jalan Selamat, Geylang. Then they moved to a five-room flat in the Telecoms staff quarters in Yio Chu Kang. They were there for nearly 20 years, surrounded by facilities, such as a football field and a tennis court."That was where I picked up tennis. I used to play tennis almost every day until three years ago, when my family stopped me because of my age," he says with a smile.They moved to their present home, a semidetached house in Seletar Hills, in 1989. Today, Mr Chacko lives there with his wife and two of his sons, Flame Of The Forest publisher Alex and Georgy, both single.The rest of the family visit regularly, particularly daughter Grace and her two daughters Charis, three, and Shauna, nine. In all, Mr Chacko has seven grandchildren, the oldest of whom is 28.He retired from his signaller job in 1985 at the age of 65. His last workplace was the now-defunct Civil Radio Receiving Station at Yio Chu Kang. Ship-shore communications now comes under SingTel and relies on computers and satellites. As a result, the work of sigmini storageallers like him has been phased out.Looking back on his life, Mr Chacko says he feels"extremely blessed. I don't feel like an old man". He has never suffered a major illness.He delights in simple pleasures such as taking walks with his family at a small park near their house or eating his wife's tangy fish curry with mashed tapioca, a Kerala staple."I eat at home all the time and nothing beats my wife's cooking because it's cooked with love," he says.He enjoys being driven by his sons to the places of his past and seeing what has changed ("Kallang Airport is still there, Jalan Selamat is totally unrecognisable") and he also keeps in touch with current affairs and watches news programmes on television.He is philosophical about the prospect of death. "Whenever God calls me, I will go. I don't think too far ahead, I just live every day that God gives me," he says.Play dominoes with friendsMADAM LAU SOON SIANG, 93The Toa Payoh resident, who has never had a major illness and walks briskly without the aid of a walking stick, remembers her younger days with crystal-clear clarity.Madam Lau can rattle off details from 70 or 80 years ago, from when she first came to Singapore - she was 10 - to her late husband's $30 pay cheque as a chauffeur in the 1940s.Ironically, it is on recent events that her memory fails her. "My mind is like a rubbish bin filled with all the old things. But if you ask me what happened this morning, I cannot remember," she exclaims in Teochew.Home is a two-room rental flat where she lives with the fourth of her seven children, Mr Ng Yeck Kwan, 66, and his wife, both factory workers. Madam Lau's husband, Mr Huang Ah Zheng (Ng is the dialect rendition of Huang), died 21 years ago of heart failure at age 82.She spends the better part of her weekdays at the neighbourhood Seniors Activity Centre, when her son and daughter-in-law are at work.The centre is run by Care Corner, a voluntary welfare organisation. There, the outgoing nonagenarian enjoys playing games such as dominoes with friends - "it's addictive, I can play it for a few hours at a stretch" - and takes part in the exercise classes and craft activities, which are free for members.Once a month, she looks forward to catching up over zi char dinners with various branches of her huge extended family - she has 13 grandchildren in their 30s and 40s and nine great-grandchildren of school-going age."Now is the best time of my life. All my children are married and some are grandparents. I don't have to worry about them and I just take things one day at a time," she says.She is illiterate and never went to school, like many women of her generation.The saddest moment in her life, she says, was losing her father during the Japanese Occupation. He was an itinerant jewellery-maker from the village of Beh Swa Kio in Chaozhou in southern China.The family had moved with him to Bangkok - where Madam Lau, the middle of three children, was born in 1920. They later came to Singapore where her father found work at a goldsmith's.At the age of 54, he was one of thousands of Chinese civilians rounded up by the Japanese in the Sook Ching massacre of 1942. His body was never found."He went out to buy yew char kueh (dough fritters) for breakfast and never came back. Someone saw him being tied up and taken away. We were close - I was the only daughter - and it was very hard to accept that he had been killed," she recalls matter- of-factly, the decades having blunted the grief.Today, she is the only surviving member of her immediate family.Also tough was bringing up five sons and two daughters. At 17, she was matchmade to her then 27-year-old husband. At 19, she had her first child. She single-handedly raised the kids as he worked long hours as a chauffeur and lorry driver."They were all born two to three years apart. I breastfed all of them and when the younger ones slept, I cleaned the house and cooked for the older kids," she recounts.For nearly 40 years, the family lived in a twobedroom attap house in a kampong in Hougang. Later, the Government acquired the land and resettled them in an HDB flat in Toa Payoh.Accustomed to hardship, she lives and eats simply. Meals are usually either economy rice from hawker stalls or plain porridge, which she cooks and eats with salted fish and canned preserves.Her one indulgence is durians. "I used to skip dinner and pig out on three durians at night," she says with a laugh. Now, she eats only small quantities of the cholesterol-laden fruit as she has high blood pressure.Nonetheless, "as long as I can eat and can walk, I am happy".A Buddhist, she has never been hospitalised before and fears a debilitating illness. "I just hope to pass on peacefully in my sleep," she says.Enjoy the company of loved onesMADAM CHUA KIM NOY, 94Having to move around with a walking stick does not stop Madam Chua from doing what she does best - making Chinese desserts.She can often be found seated at a table in the kitchen, making from scratch tang yuan (glutinous rice balls with peanut filling) or snow skin mooncakes with white lotus paste.Another favourite of her huge extended family is her agar agar, fashioned into pastel-coloured roses and goldfish using moulds and homemade food dyes, and delicately flavoured with coconut milk and sweetened condensed milk.Madam Chua has seven children, aged 50something to 75, 13 grandchildren and 13 great- grandchildren. Her desserts are served when they gather at her home, a semi-detached house in Bukit Timah, on weekends or festive occasions.She lives with her youngest daughter Geraldine, who works in the financial sector, son-in-law William, an IT professional, and their two daughters, Susanna and Joanna, who are both in their early 20s and recent graduates, one doing post-graduate studies. Madam Chua's husband, Mr Toh Kim Whee, died of age-related ailments in 1963 at age 68."I love to cook. I used to memorise recipes that I heard on Rediffusion," she says in Teochew. A former housewife, she is illiterate and never went to school.Her other specialities include bakwan kepiting (crab meat ball soup), mee siam, ngoh hiang and duck soup with salted vegetables. She no longer prepares such elaborate and labour-intensive dishes, having passed her recipes on to her four daughters and Filipino domestic helper.Born in 1920 in Swatow in southern China, she was the third of four children from a poor farming family. Her parents came here to eke out a living. At the age of 16 in Singapore, she entered into an arranged marriage. Her husband, also Teochew, was an educated shipping clerk.For many years, their home was a three-bedroom attap house in a kampung in Hougang, which they shared with Madam Chua's brother's family of seven. She grew crops such as sugarcane and sweet potato on their plot of land and also reared chickens and ducks which she slaughtered for meals.To save money, the soft-spoken, enterprising housewife made clothes for all her children as well as curtains and other furnishings. To earn extra income, she was a babysitter for other families' children. She also made kueh bangkit, love letters and other delicacies to sell during Chinese New Year.Her fondest memory of those days is of her husband, an amateur musician, playing traditional Chinese instruments such as the yangqin and erhu at home. "In his free time, he would play for me. I enjoyed listening to pieces such as the Butterfly Lovers Concerto and Teochew folk songs," she recalls with a smile.Today, she closes her eyes whenever her granddaughter Susanna plays these tunes for her on the piano every few days, as it reminds her of her late husband. He eventually became a manager in the shipping company and the family moved to an HDB flat in Dover Road.Madam Chua, a Catholic, says her greatest happiness is "to be surrounded by all my family". Since she turned 90, the entire clan has celebrated her birthday every year with a big bash at a restaurant.She suffered from stomach cancer several years ago and had half her stomach removed. These days, she eats six small meals daily prepared by the maid, including two egg whites, one egg yolk and sweet potatoes."I seldom cook now compared to before and I miss that. But it is God's grace to be blessed with longevity and the love of family," she says.迷你倉

Source: Houston ChronicleOct.mini storage 19--When Radio One founder Cathy Hughes was 8, she said during a recent Houston visit, "I imagined I had a radio show in our bathroom."She lived in low-income public housing in Omaha, Neb., she recalled, and she'd lock the door while she played."I only did news. My toothbrush was my microphone," Hughes said. "Sometimes my brothers would be waiting outside to attack me, and they became the lead story."Hughes still loves radio news, but Radio One is mostly about R&B, rap, hip-hop, urban adult contemporary, gospel and soul -- as well as urban talk shows hosted by Al Sharpton, Roland Martin and others.The Washington, D.C.-based radio network owns 55 stations, with four in Houston, including FM stalwarts The Box 97.9 and Majic102, locally rated Nos. 1 and 2, respectively.But Hughes has a soft spot for another of her Houston holdings, News 92 FM, the only all-news station in the chain."It makes me happy that we're the first and only African-American run company" to have a 24-hour-news station in the general market, said Hughes, who is now 66 and chairwoman of the company. Her son Alfred Liggins is CEO.For Radio One, News 92 has been a challenge. Its ratings are nothing like those for top-rated The Box, a rhythmic Top 40 format, or the adult urban contemporary Majic102.News 92 has been rated 25th out of 44 locally in the Nielson Audio market profile over the past four months. But Radio One is not about to give up on news, she said, and for good reason.Revenue driversAll-news radio stations can be strong revenue generators, said Frank Saxe, managing editor of Inside Radio, an industry trade publication.The all-news format "over-performs" in revenue in relation to its ratings, he said, because its listeners represent a high-income, highly educated demographic. The all-news WTOP in Washington, D.C., has the highest revenue from ad sales of any station the U.S., he said.With News 92, Radio One can go after a mainstream audience, "where most of the fish are," he said.Music stations are limited in the number of commercials they can run because the ads are perceived as disruptive by listeners, said Don Watson, president of News Talk Media, a Pensacola, Fla.-based consulting firm. He was news and program director for Houston's KPRC radio in the 1970s when it was a news station.But with spoken-word radio formats, he said, ads are viewed as a form of information and not as intrusive -- at least to a degree. That means talk and news shows can run more ads per hour.Unlike some political talk-radio formats, which can scare away some advertisers, all-news is a safe environment, Saxe said. He said that's increasingly important in the age of social media, where controversy can spread quickly.But all-news stations are expensive to run because they require larger staffs. News 92 has about 50 employees, including locally known members of the media.Morning anchors J.P. Pritchard and Lana Hughes were fixtures at KTRH-740 AM when it was a news station and moving more into talk radio. Former television personalities Mike Barajas, Carolyn Campbell and Craig Roberts are also on-air, for example. Norm Uhl is managing editor.'Breaking the mold'News 92 airs a mixture of national news on the hour, local headlines, traffic, weather, sports, business and local stories a minute or so in length."Over the past decade, we haven't seen many all-news stations sign on," Saxe said. "They're breaking the mold a little bit." It often takes three years for a music station to catch on, and five years for all-news, he said.All-news is a tough format today, but it can be done, Watson saself storaged, if it offers compelling, reliable programming."Houston is a big city with a lot of traffic," he said, "and you know you've got a lot of people in those cars."In the important morning hours, News 92 has competition from KUHF-88.7 FM with "Morning Edition," a well-known brand from National Public Radio, Watson said.But Saxe sees NPR and News 92 as more complementary than competitive."NPR is more deeper insight news, and News 92 is more for quick headlines, traffic and weather," he said. "It's for shorter-term listening. People use it as a utility."What drives trafficDoug Abernethy, regional vice president of Radio One's Houston stations, said News 92 has not had the opportunity to cover the big kind of story that would allow it to stand out."Since we launched we haven't had a tropical storm or hurricane, that huge traffic driver where everyone scrambles to the news stations," he said."We did wall-to-wall coverage of the 2012 elections and aired all the presidential debates, but we were so new, and nobody knew about us."Abernethy acknowledged that there are so many ways people can get their news today."But," he added, "we still own the dashboard."During a Radio One quarterly conference call in February, Liggins said Houston, the company's largest market, "is on fire," driven by the local economy.Ratings for Radio One's Houston urban music stations are "up substantially," he said.The Box has been consistently drawing about 1.3 million cumulative listeners on average per week, according to Nielsen Media.Liggins also said News 92 has "a whole new pool of advertisers ... even though the ratings haven't really gone to where we want them to go."Radio One also owns a local HD gospel station, Praise 102.1 HD2.The company had total revenues of $380 million last year.'The Quiet Storm'Before Hughes launched Radio One in 1980, she was general manager of Howard University's WHUR, where she created the late-night romantic-music format "The Quiet Storm," featuring love ballads. At its peak, The Quiet Storm aired on 487 stations. Those numbers have dwindled, but it still can be heard nightly on Majic102.After WHUR, she went to 33 banks before she secured a loan for her and then-husband Dewey Hughes to buy WOL, a Washington, D.C., music station in 1979. The Hugheses divorced soon after.The station struggled at first, and she lost her house and had her car repossessed and had to live in the station, Hughes said.She changed the station format from music to talk and did a lot of the talking. "The Cathy Hughes Show," aimed at African-American listeners, ran from 1980 to 1998.Radio One acquired other stations, and when it went public in 1999, she became one of the first female African-American women to head a publicly traded company.Her mother, Helen Jones Woods, also blazed a music-related trail. She was a trombonist in the jazz and swing group, the International Sweethearts of Rhythm, considered the first integrated all-women's band in the U.S.'There's a trust factor'While News 92 is Radio One's only all-news outlet, Hughes said all the company's stations can sometimes serve a news-related role."Black radio is a cultural phenomenon," she said. "There's a trust factor. Black radio replaced black-owned newspapers and magazines of yesterday and is second only to black churches when it comes to trust and believability."During the attacks of Sept. 11, Hughes said, "many African-Americans watched TV with the sound off and tuned in to black radio stations."Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Houston Chronicle Visit the Houston Chronicle at .chron.com Distributed by MCT Information Servicesmini storage

「2013台北國際旅展」正式開跑，迷你倉搶好康趁現在！北市觀傳局19日上午舉辦台北「微笑旅行」回饋大FUN送活動，吸引許多民眾一早到台北館排隊搶好康。局長孫廷龍現場抽出6名價值最高達2999元的套裝行程，超值獎項讓中獎民眾直呼「好幸運」。觀傳局表示，今年台北館的「台北食遊記」以各捷運線為骨幹推出專屬的「微笑旅行」套裝行程，結合4條捷運線、9家五星級飯店及美食餐廳、2家知名溫泉飯店，讓民眾乘捷運及YOUBIKE輕鬆吃美食、遊景點，一線玩到底。觀傳局表示，台北館首度推出「微笑旅行」套裝行程優惠下殺63折，分為微笑紅、微笑藍、微笑棕及微笑橘4色共6條文件倉線；其中微笑藍自18日開展以來，銷售人氣居高不下，內容包含寒舍艾美酒店2人自助式下午茶、西門町AMBA意舍雙人分享套餐券及含100元儲值金悠遊卡2張，優惠價2999元。此外，首次開賣的無紙化雲端票券，則以北投麗禧溫泉酒店及春天酒店美饌溫泉券最為暢銷；國賓大飯店明園西餐廳自助下午茶、君悅酒店凱菲屋午晚餐及君品酒店雲軒餐廳自助下午茶皆推出超值餐券，數量有限民眾搶翻天。觀傳局表示，希望透過多樣化的旅遊產品與主題，融入綠色樂活的新興旅遊概念，創造更多到台北旅遊的動機，讓旅客親身體驗台北「一遊未盡」的微笑旅行，歡迎民眾在僅剩的旅展展期到台北館搶好康。存倉

楚天都市報訊 圖為：價值百萬的翡翠及現金物歸原主本報記者朱澤 通訊員李華政 郝榮“我的平板電腦丟了，迷你倉請幫我找找。”“提包落在出租車上了，但忘記要發票了。”每天，民航武漢天河國際機場公安局（下稱機場公安局）指揮中心都會接到類似報警電話。幸運的是，至少八成報警者，都找到了失物。據統計，去年至今年上半年，機場民警為旅客找回物品的總價值超過200萬元。百萬元翡翠失而複得今年4月3日，曹先生的朋友在天河機場航站樓停車場遺失了一個女士皮包，包內物品價值100余萬元，他回到黃石以後才發現並當即報警。接警後，機場派出所值班所長陳俊迅速組織力量調查。在停車場，民警走訪調查了停車場所有相關的工作人員，並調取監控視頻，仍未發現皮包下落。當大家一籌莫展時，從停車場走出一名男旅客右手拎女士包，神色稍有異樣。這一切，被民警程傑看到，該皮包與曹先生所述的皮包特徵相符。為了不驚動該男子，程警官和兩名同事一起，悄悄從前後慢慢靠近，成功將其圍截。經盤問，該男子自稱皮包系其在停車場的一輛手推車上撿到的。經民警做工作，他主動將皮包交還。經清點，該包內有16萬元現金、價值百余萬元的翡翠珠寶及多張銀行卡。“今年以來，丟失iPad、智能手機等新型電子產品的客人特別多。”而最容易丟失物品的地方，是在到達機場的出租車上，以及機場的社會停車場內。年均200萬元物品還失主昨日，記者從機場派出所瞭解到，去年至今年上半年，機場警方共幫旅客找回失物上百件，為旅客挽回損失超過200萬元。其中，僅為旅客找回iPad電腦有27部。self storage且，這個統計，僅限于登記在案的失物。這還不包括民警接警後，現場找回失物並交還失主的情況。所以，實際找回的失物價值，超過200萬元。不過，民警也時常在為失物找失主的過程中，屢屢碰壁。民警戴亮指著一台iPad介紹，這台iPad是兩個星期前由市民撿到主動上交來的，失主遲遲未露面。後來，他根據iPad內的QQ客戶端，找到了失主的QQ號。“您的iPad被人撿到，請你來機場派出所領取。”此後，民警每天都通過QQ與對方聯繫，表明身份後，要求對方來認領失物。但讓民警感到意外的是，對方反應冷淡，對民警的話愛理不理。幾天後，甚至將民警的QQ拉黑，不再聯繫。提醒在指定停車點下車很重要民警介紹，一般情況下，乘坐飛機的乘客總是時間較緊迫，很容易慌亂中出錯。怎樣防止物品丟失？哪些信息對找回失物有幫助？根據多年的經驗，民警總結出了幾點建議。T2航站樓入口處，也就是出租車的到達點。入口附近的監控探頭，沒有正對著出租車車頭，無法拍清楚車牌號和駕駛室情況。而在航站樓內的出租車乘車點，監控是多角度全方位的，可以清晰地拍下每一輛出租車的車牌、駕駛室內等細節。據此，民警建議：首先，儘量在指定地點上下車，出站的乘客，不要圖方便，在出租車到達點乘坐出租車，以免東西丟失後，難以通過視頻監控取證。其次，乘車請保留票據，儘量記住車牌號、上下車時間地點、司機外貌特徵等，這些信息對於民警通過視頻找出租車非常有幫助。最後，報案者最好是失主本人，提供的第一手信息有助于破案。其他人代為報案，提供的信息不准確，會極大地干擾民警破案。迷利倉

台南台日友好交流協會昨天為真理大學台灣文學系教授張良澤，迷你倉舉辦「日治時期繪葉書─台灣風景明信片」 新書發表及原件展覽音樂會，他共收集1萬多張明信片，教育局長鄭邦鎮爆料張擔任成大教授時，領薪水回家路上就買明信片花光。張良澤發表的3本新書分別為，「繪葉書─台灣風景明信片」全島卷上、下冊，及花蓮廳、台東廳卷共3本，裡面收集932張明信片，現場展覽317張明信片。台南台日友好交流協會理事長郭貞慧說，日本人在旅遊時喜歡在郵局、火車站、風景名勝等景點，蓋紀念戳或購買明信片回家，有報平安及分享旅遊樂趣的用意。張良self storage表示，這次出版新書除明信片，還節錄日人撰寫的詩文、報導記事與旅遊雜記，可說是兼具田野調查、圖像攝影與文獻記述等功能。音樂會上有人問日治時期，怎麼會有彩色照片？張良澤回答，他收集1萬多張明信片，日治時期沒有彩色底片，彩色照片是後來再套畫上去的。他收集有關台南州的照片700多張，希望明年能在台南展出。鄭邦鎮是張良澤的好友，鄭表示張擔任成大教授時，每次領薪水，在走回家的路上就買明信片花光了，常被太太罵；賴清德加碼說，領薪水是清償上個月欠的錢，因為沒還，老闆不賣了，全場哄堂大笑，張良澤笑稱「秘密全被知道了」。迷利倉

本報記者 馬會隨著監管層對房地產的監管收緊，儲存倉房地產信托的擴張將受到極大限制。面臨挑戰相關數據顯示，截至2013年第二季度末，國內房地產信托規模存量餘額達到8118．63億元，相比2012年底的6880．69億元，增長17．99％。房地產信托已躍居成為資金信托的第三大配置領域。不過，隨著國家對房地產的宏觀調控以及房地產市場風險的加大，一度火熱的房地產信托開始被監管部門重點監控，各信托公司也開始有目的地降低房地產信托的占比。數據顯示，自2012年開始，房地產信托在各類信托產品中的占比開始降到10％以下。2013年第一、第二季度，房地產信托占比分別為9．40％、9．12％。值得關注的是，房企融資有望開�，也給房地產信托發展帶來挑戰。自新湖中寶房企融資開始，到招商地產65億元融資方案重磅登場，再到萊茵置地推定增募資10．2億元，已有33家上市公司唱起再融資集結號，涉及金額高達740億元。隨著上市房企再融資開閘，房企將面臨更多的融資渠道，而不再像以前依賴于單一的房地產信托解決資金燃眉之急，比如定增、公司債、中期票據等。隨著監管層對房地產的監管收緊及重點監控，房地產信托的擴張受到極大限制。在這種大環境下，房地產信托應如何應對？投中集團信托行業分析師李鑫告訴本報記者，在監管面前，創新總是走在前面。目前信托公司和房企已經找到成立房地產基金的新模式。並且，具有項目優勢的房企和具有募資優勢的信托公司二者聯合成立房地產基金的融資方式，正成為一種趨勢。信托產品迷你倉最平金化漸成趨勢據本報記者瞭解，目前，多家信托公司都在研究通過“基金化”的方式推動房地產信托業務的轉型，以降低房地產市場波動帶來的風險。房地產投資信托基金是在房地產信托計劃基礎上發展起來的信托型基金。該基金將投資者的資金匯集成一定規模的信托資產，由專門的投資管理機構加以管理，獲得收益由投資者按出資比例分享，風險共擔。此類地產私募基金可直接參與地產項目開發、採用基金化模式進行股權投資，給予投資者的不再是固定收益，而是會選擇浮動型收益。根據中國信托業協會統計，截至今年第二季度末，我國信托行業基金化房地產信托發行規模為184．42億元，占信托總規模的0．20％，占同期房地產信托規模的2．27％，投中研究院認為，未來信托公司與房企合作成立房地產基金將成為一種趨勢。目前，平安信托、中信信托、上海信托以及外貿信托等多家信托公司均已開始試水房地產基金領域，但就目前來說，與信托公司合作成立地產基金的房企只有包括萬科、綠城、世茂等國內房地產企業龍頭，中小房企尚未參與進來。據瞭解，平安“睿石”系列全功能房地產基金，不僅可以投資于房地產實業領域，也可以投資于資本市場上房地產相關的金融產品。在實業領域，“睿石”可以以股權、債權、夾層融資或其他形式直接進入待投資項目；在資本（金融）市場，“睿石”可以購買房地產及相關行業的債券、可轉券及其他金融工具。極元財富管理總監王中江表示，信托公司應該重點在產品升級上下功夫，而基金化乃至REITS無疑是未來房地產信托業務的發展方向。迷你倉

Source: The Herald-Sun, Durham, N.迷你倉最平C.Oct. 19--DURHAM -- Bill Evans loves a parade, especially when it happens at his alma mater -- N.C. Central University.That's why Evans, who has attended every Homecoming but one since he graduated in 1962, had a sunny demeanor Saturday morning as it rained lightly on the school's parade."I love seeing people that you haven't seen in a long time," Evans, who earned his 50-year NCCU Eagles pin last year, said. "I love the parade -- and sometimes the football game," he said with a laugh.Evans was one of dozens of NCCU alumni who gathered for coffee and pastries at the university's alumni house on Fayetteville Street as they waited for the parade to begin.The procession, which included eight floats and more than 600 participants, began at W.G. Pearson Elementary School on Fayetteville Street and ended at Lawson Street at the university campus.Marching band members transformed a dreary morning into a feast for the ears -- with drums, clarinets, trombones and flutes bringing a crowd of hundreds to its feet. One woman in a wheelchair pulled past the curb to get a good look.The smell of grilled turkey legs and hot dogs filled the air as the band played on.NCCU alumna Pecolia Josey Grove, Class of 1961, said she loves Homecoming."The campus has expanded so much from the time I was here," she said. "I like to see old friends and make new ones, and to see the changes and improvements."Grove, from Hartsville, S.C., retired after working in Fayetteville with the N.C. Department of Correction and as a school social worker. She made it through NCCU (known the迷你倉 as N.C. College at Durham), in 2 1/2 years by attending classes year-round."I was a very serious student," she said. "Most people come to college, and they're into partying, but I came from a family of 11 and was the oldest, so I had a lot of responsibility from the beginning."Louise Wilkins Weeks, who graduated in 1971, has lived in Durham most her life. She said Homecoming is one event she tries not to miss."Watching the parade is a big part of why I come -- getting up early and waving as it goes by," she said. "And I go to the football game. I always end with that."For Tania Butler Davis, president of the NCCU Alumni Association, Homecoming is "a time when the campus just livens up.""When I was a student, it was always interesting to see what the alumni looked like, because you could almost see their success," she said. "They come back sharply dressed, looking good and bright-eyed. They hug, talk and cry. It's a great, very family-oriented time."Davis graduated in 1994, and works in Washington for NASA as a senior procurement analyst. She was furloughed during the recent federal government shutdown, which ended Thursday.That gave her more time to prepare for Homecoming, which drew an estimated 70 people to the alumni house Saturday."As a student, you think: 'One day that's going to be me,' she said of alumni. "And now that it is me, I'm yelling out people's names and hugging them. It's just a great time to be on campus."Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Herald-Sun (Durham, N.C.) Visit The Herald-Sun (Durham, N.C.) at .heraldsun.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存

Source: Philadelphia Daily NewsOct.迷你倉 18--IF YOU WATCHED their 31-16 win over the Redskins last week, then you know Tony Romo and the Cowboys' big-and-tall-shop receivers aren't the only people the Eagles need to keep out of the end zone on Sunday.They also need to neutralize the Cowboys' dangerous return man, Dwayne Harris.Eagles fans who haven't managed to purge last season's 4-12 disaster from their memories no doubt remember Harris, who had a 78-yard punt return for a touchdown in the Cowboys' 38-23 Week 10 win at the Linc.Six weeks into his third pro season, Harris is leading the league in both punt (23.6) and kickoff (34.7) returns. Against the Redskins last week, he returned a second-quarter Sav Rocca punt 86 yards for a touchdown and added a 90-yard kickoff return in the third quarter that Romo parlayed into a touchdown pass to rookie wide receiver Terrance Williams that gave the Cowboys a 21-9 lead.Given that the Eagles are ranked 32nd in the league in total defense and 29th in points allowed, they really can't afford to let Harris be a factor in Sunday's game. If he is, you probably will be heading for the exits midway through the third quarter."He's a great player," Eagles special-teams coordinator Dave Fipp said. "He's hot right now. He's had a bunch of big returns this season."Harris has returned nine kickoffs. The 90-yarder against the Redskins has been his only really big return. He also had a 35-yarder against the Chiefs in Week 2 and a 33-yarder against the Chargers in Week 4.He has handled 12 punts, including four fair-catches. Has had 38-, 23- and 22-yard returns in addition to his 86-yard home run vs. the Redskins."He's definitely a difference-maker," said safety Colt Anderson, who is on both coverage teams. "We've got to cover our [butts] off this week."Said safety Kurt Coleman: "Their whole special-teams units are good. But he does a great job of seeing the hole, and he doesn't really stop. A lot of guys, you'll see them slow their feet down. But he knows where the hole's at and he hits it. That's imperative, especially with a kick returner, because the hole closes so fast. Also, his guys do a great job of blocking. They have a good scheme."Coleman and Anderson found that out last year when the Cowboys set up a wall return down the left sideline for Harris on his long punt return against them. One second it looked like they were going to hold him for a minimal gain, the next he was celebrating in the end zone."They have a lot of guys [on their special teams] around 220-250 [pounds] that can move," Coleman said. "They do a good job of doing a lot of traps."Punt returns, if you look at the one he had against the Redskins last week, a guy had a shot at him and ended up pulling his hamstring right when he was coming up to make a tackle. But those guys do a good job of staying with their blocks or finding new blocks."The 5-10, 207-pound Harris isn't shifty like Devon Hester. He's not overly fast. But he is a decisive returner with excellent vision who can spot a crease and get through it.The best strategy against him would be to keep it out of his hands. They might be able to do that on kickoffs. Alex Henery has found his groove on kickoffs and has 13 touchbacks in his last 19 kicks.Punter Donnie Jones has one of the league's better return rates. Just 11 of his 28 attempts this season have been returned. But the Eagles probably aren't going to kick it out of bounds to prevent Harris from getting his hands on the ball."It's easier said than done to put it out of bounds every time," Fipp said. "If you punt it out of bounds every time, are you [willing to] accept the 20-yard punts? If you're willing to accept that, then you can do it. But if you don't like that, at some point the ball may end up in his hands."Jones said the best strategy is to get good hang time on your punts and have your coverage get down the field and cover.The Eagles' coverage units have been inconsistent this season. They are 31st in the league in kick coverage (28.8) and 15th in punt coverage. They gave up a 105-yard kickoff return for a touchdown to the Broncos Trindon Holliday in Week 4 and a 40-yard punt return last week to the Bucs' Eric Page."I said the very first day we got here that we had a lot of work to do," Fipp said. "We still have a lot of work to do."There have been times when we've covered real well. Last week, we had a 40.8 net [punting average] and we held them to the 20.8-yard line on kickoffs. If you can do both of those things every time, then you're top 10 in the NFL. But it obviously hasn't been that way."Shutting down Harris this week would go a long way to bolstering the special teams' confidence, not to mention improving the Eagles' chances of beating the Cowboys."He's a great returner, but he can be stopped like anybody else," said cornerback Brandon Boykin, who is one of the gunners on the Eagles' punt coverage team. "We've been able to keep them contained for the most part except for a couple of plays. We'll be all right."Third-down woesYou no doubt have noticed that the Eagles' defense has had a little bit of difficulty getting off the field on third down. They are 26th in the league in opponent third-down percentage (.425), and have been particularly inept at just saying no on third-and-long.In the first six games, opponents have converted 17 of 47 (36.2 percent) third downs of 7 yards or more against the Eagles. That's disgraceful.Last week, they allowed the Bucs to convert a third-and-14, two third-and-9s and two third-and-7s. The Bucs parlayed those extra opportunities into 13 of their 20 points.In their three-point Week 2 loss to the Chargers, they gave up a third-and-8 and third-and-10. Both led to Chargers TDs.The Chiefs converted third downs of 10, 15 and 19 yards in their 26-16 Week 3 win over the Eagles. Two of those third-down conversions resulted in field goals.The defense's current 42.5 percent third-down rate is the highest by the Eagles since 1982.Since '85, the Eagles have had a third-down defensive rate above 40 percent just once. That was last year (40.9)."On third down right now, we just have to kind of tighten the screws a little bit and make sure we get ourselves off the field, especially on third and winnable distance," defensive coordinator Bill Davis said.Figuring the Eagles *The Eagles' have given up 33 catches and 399 yards to opposing tight ends in the first six games, including seven receptions for 91 yards to Bucs rookie Tim Wright last week. That's an 88-catch, 1,064-yard pace. The good news is they have yet to allow a touchdown catch by a tight end. A look at the tight end pass-catching numbers against the Eagles the previous four seasons:Rec. Yds. TD2012. . . 71 787 42011. . . 66 765 52010. . . 79 912 112009. . . 102 1079 10--In the 18 quarters that Michael Vick has played this season, the Eagles have averaged 118.8 yards and 6.5 points per quarter. In the six that Nick Foles has played, they've averaged 93.5 yards and 8.0 points per quarter. They've averaged 5.52 points per 100 yards under Vick, 8.56 under Foles.--The Eagles' defense is 28th in the league in sacks per pass play. They are averaging a sack every 21.2 pass plays. According to data by Pro Football Focus, they have managed to get pressure on opposing quarterbacks on just 30.7 percent of their pass-rushing opportunities. A game-by-game breakdown of their pressures vs. dropbacks:DB PBucs. . . 47 18Giants. . . 53 17Broncos. . . 35 5Chiefs. . . 47 15Chargers. . . 49 12Redskins. . . 56 21--Cornerback Bradley Fletcher has played pretty well in the first six games. He has a team-high 10 knockdowns, including five against the Giants, and has allowed just 19 completions in 37 passes (48.7 percent) thrown in his direction. He has given up two touchdown passes. The Eagles' other starting corner, Cary Williams, has six knockdowns and two interceptions and has allowed completions on 25 of 37 passes (67.6) thrown in his direction. He also has allowed two TDs. Williams has held opponents to 10.1 yards per catch, Fletcher 14.6.--The Eagles have scored 38 points off 10 turmini storageovers in the first six games and have allowed 30 points off eight giveaways for a plus-8 point differential. That's considerably better than last season's minus-100 point differential off of turnovers. Last year, they scored just 40 points off 13 takeaways and gave up 140 off 37 giveaways.--DeSean Jackson suddenly has become a red-zone threat. In the last two games, he has three receptions in the red zone, including two for touchdowns. In the previous four seasons, he had a total of 11 receptions and just five touchdowns in the red zone.--Nine of the Eagles' 18 touchdown drives have been four plays or less. Fourteen of them have lasted less than 2 minutes and 20 seconds.--The Eagles' final scoring drive last week was the second longest of the season in both time (5:29) and plays (12). They had a 15-play, 73-yard drive that lasted 6:32 against the Broncos.--Trent Cole has just 1 1/2 sacks in his last 19 games.--The Eagles' average starting field position in their three wins was the 34.5-yard line. In their three losses: 21.1.2-MINUTE DRILLFROM THE LIP--"It's a crude word to define a Native American, and I would think if Native Americans feel offended, it would make sense to change it."-- Hall of Fame coach Marv Levy on the furor over the Washington Redskins' nickname--"There will be situations, and that's why \[defensive\] guys don't want to pull up. It's happened in the past with Michael Vick or someone like that who has run toward the sidelines, stopped, and then gotten 20 more yards because the \[defensive\] guy runs out of bounds trying not to hit the quarterback."-- Redskins QB Robert Griffin on sideline hits on QBs--"He's a way better athlete than I am. He moves better and he's faster. He has so much speed that it allows him to play a little differently than I do. I have to play straight technical football. He gets to play a little looser because he can recover in a flash and get back in a play."-- Seahawks Pro Bowl CB Richard Sherman on Cardinals CB Patrick PetersonBY THE NUMBERS--Redskins punter Sav Rocca had a 47.0-yard gross average against the Cowboys last week and a 10.7-yard net, thanks to 86- and 23-yard punt returns by Dwayne Harris.--The Titans have held opponents to 19.2 points per game this season, which is the eighth best in the league. Last year, they allowed a league-worst 29.4 points per game.--The combined passer rating of the league's quarterbacks through the first 6 weeks is 86.8. If that number doesn't drop, it would be the highest overall passer rating in league history. The previous high was 85.6, last year.--QB Alex Smith has led his team to a 6-0 start. With a win against the Texans on Sunday, he can tie the post-merger (1970) record for most consecutive wins to start a season in a quarterback's first year. The only guy to do it so far? Dieter Brock of the '85 LA Rams.--The Chiefs already have 30 sacks in their first six games. The record for most sacks in the first seven games of a season is 45 by the '87 Bears.--The Broncos have scored 265 points. That's the most ever by a team in its first six games. The old record was 262 by the 2000 Rams.THIS AND THAT--The Eagles occasionally have used an unbalanced line this season, but never as much as they did in the fourth quarter of the Bucs game. They used an unbalanced line on 10 of 15 snaps on their final two scoring drives in the 31-20 win. Six times, they moved left tackle Jason Peters over to the right side alongside right tackle Lane Johnson. The other four times, they had Johnson move over to the left side. They used an unbalanced line on Riley Cooper's 44-yard catch and run, but not on Nick Foles' 36-yard touchdown pass to DeSean Jackson. The benefit of an unbalanced line? "First of all," center Jason Kelce said, "the defense has to adjust. It's used to lining up in a certain situation over and over again. It's used to seeing a center, two guards and two tackles. All of a sudden you move a guy to the other side of the ball and it completely changes the dynamic of what they're trying to defend. They have to line up in different situations and it puts them in uncomfortable situations and positions." Expect to keep seeing it.--With a third Bucs player -- rookie cornerback Johnthan Banks -- diagnosed with MRSA late last week, many Eagles players were more nervous about the possibility of catching an infectious disease at Raymond James Stadium than they were about winning the game. "It was scary stuff," linebacker Mychal Kendricks said. "When you go in there \[to the locker room\] and are changing, you don't want to touch anything. You don't want to touch anything that hits the floor. When you're changing and something hits the floor, you're like, man, this could be contaminated." Kendricks still was concerned Wednesday after discovering a slight cut on his right elbow. "Is there pus coming out of that?" he asked a reporter. "Ah, man. Do you think I have MRSA?"--Phil Savage is the executive director of the Senior Bowl. In 2010 and '11, the former Browns general manager served as a player personnel consultant for the Eagles. Earlier this week, he sent out this interesting tweet regarding Cowboys return ace Dwayne Harris: "During time @Eagles, if there was one prospect I really 'pushed' to decision-makers, it was WR/KR Dwayne Harris. He's a 'FOOTBALL' player." The Cowboys took Harris, an East Carolina product who leads the league in punt and kickoff returns, in the sixth round of the '11 draft, with the 176th overall pick. The Eagles selected Pitt running back Dion Lewis and Iowa offensive lineman Julian Vandervelde in the fifth round and Cincinnati center Jason Kelce in the sixth, 15 picks after Harris. Kelce has turned out to be a great pick. Vandervelde is Kelce's backup. Lewis had just 36 carries in two seasons with the Eagles before being traded to the Browns in April. According to a club source, the Eagles had Harris rated higher than the Cowboys, but "we didn't really go off our \[draft\] board."--Donovan McNabb rushed for 3,459 yards in his career, which is the sixth most by a quarterback in history. Yet he always detested talking about his ability as a runner. Felt it somehow disparaged his ability as a passer. "It just bothers me when they try to label guys by their abilities," McNabb told me this summer. "Yes, I was blessed with the ability to run. But a lot of people are. It wasn't like I ran a 4.2 or 4.3 \[40\]. I knew how to utilize my legs when I needed to. But when you label somebody as a running quarterback, it takes away from what they do. We're all quarterbacks." The Redskins' Robert Griffin III has no such reservations about his running ability. When asked about running nine times for 77 yards in the 31-16 loss to the Cowboys, he said, "I felt that's what I have to do. That's what I've always had to do. You've got to use every ability that you have. I'm just focusing on being the playmaker that I know I can be and not letting anybody else tell me how to play this game."--How much value does a victory over a winless team have? According to online oddsmaker Bovada, apparently a lot. With last week's win over the Bucs, the Eagles' odds of winning the Super Bowl improved from 66/1 to 50/1. The Cowboys are at 25/1.DOMO'S RANKINGSRk. Team (W-L) Pvs.1. Broncos (6-0) 12. Chiefs (6-0) 23. *Seahawks (5-1) 54. 49ers (4-2) 65. Patriots (5-1) 76. Saints (5-1) 37. Packers (3-2) 88. Colts (4-2) 49. Bengals (4-2) 910. Lions (4-2) 1011. Bears (4-2) 1112. Titans (3-3) 1213. Ravens (3-3) 1314. Cowboys (3-3) 1615. Dolphins (3-2) 1416. Chargers (3-3) 2217. Eagles (3-3) 2018. *Cardinals (3-3) 1519. Panthers (2-3) 2620. Rams (3-3) 2821. Texans (2-4) 1722. Browns (3-3) 1823. Jets (3-3) 1924. Falcons (1-4) 2225. Steelers (1-4) 2926. Bills (2-4) 2327. Vikings (2-3) 2428. Raiders (2-4) 2529. Redskins (1-4) 2730. Giants (0-6) 3031. Buccaneers (0-5) 3132. Jaguars (0-6) 32*Note: Thursday night's game not included.On Twitter: @PdomoBlog: eagletarian.comCopyright: ___ (c)2013 the Philadelphia Daily News Visit the Philadelphia Daily News at .philly.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存

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一對80後小夫妻將違規超生的嬰兒賣給他人。雖然他們辯稱，迷你倉“送”出孩子並不是為了獲利，但楊浦公安和檢察院發現，這對夫妻是在網絡上以5萬元明碼標價賣出嬰兒，當他們拿到錢後立刻上網購買了iPhone手機等物品。17日，上海市楊浦區人民檢察院以拐賣婦女兒童罪對二人提起公訴。雙雙待業 連生三子學歷不高的80後夫婦滕某、張某雙雙待業家中，靠父母接濟度日。婚後不久，夫妻倆生下一個男孩。第二年，張某發現自己又懷上“二胎”。今年，張某再次“意外”懷孕。一個女嬰健康活了下來，然而等待孩子的是一場不可告人的交易。今年6月，楊浦公安分局根據線索找到了這對夫婦，原因是有證據表明其在百度貼吧上發佈了送養嬰兒的信息，且得到網民回應。滕某和張某到案後，供述了實情。據張某自述，他們希望第三個孩子能夠得到良好的教育，於是決定將孩子送給家境較好且無子嗣的人家撫養。即將臨盆時，她便通過網絡上傳播此類信息，意向明確後再詳談。名為送養 實為交易“送孩子不是為了獲利，而是為了孩子有更好保障。”夫婦倆為自己辯護，整個過程中，他們從未主動要求對方支付錢款，警方所查獲的銀行進賬款項純粹是對方以“營養費”、“辛苦費”為名自願作出的補償。檢察官通過詢問其家屬和鄰居發覺，滕某夫婦存在故意隱瞞懷孕真相的行為。據滕某母親透露，當大家覺察出張某的肚子漸漸隆起時，她謊稱肚子里長了腫瘤；生產完畢後，她又以病後痊癒作掩護。檢察官還查mini storage了張某發佈的貼吧內容，發現張某幾乎每一次都會將嬰兒以3萬、5萬等數字“明碼標價”。檢察官通過核對銀行轉賬信息，確定收養孩子的當事人付款時間與交接時間為同一天，這意味著用“交易”來定義案件性質更加貼切。據此，檢察官以拐賣婦女、兒童罪來認定該案。而更讓人吃驚的是，從張某的信用卡賬單明細來看，當他們得到拐賣費用後立刻上網，購買了iPhone手機、高端球鞋等物品，不多久就將數萬元揮霍一空。■相關法規最高人民法院、最高人民檢察院、公安部、司法部日前聯合出台的《關於依法懲治拐賣婦女兒童犯罪的意見》明確規定，將生育作為非法獲利手段，生育後即出賣子女的，或者為收取明顯不屬於“營養費”、“感謝費”的巨額錢財將子女“送”給他人的，應當以拐賣婦女、兒童罪論處。■新聞鏈接賣腎買蘋果手機據新華社電 為買蘋果手機和iPad,17歲的安徽高中生小王在網上中介的安排下,跑到湖南郴州,以2.2萬元賣掉了自己的左腎,後被鑒定為三級傷殘。2012年11月30日上午，郴州市北湖區人民法院對此案作出一審判決，7名被告人被判刑。另據新華社報道，2月21日，杭州9人“地下賣腎團伙”案在杭州市江幹區人民法院開庭審理。可嘆的是，這9名組織賣腎的犯罪嫌疑人中，其中6人也賣掉了自己的腎；更可悲的是，有些賣腎的人是因為看到網絡上有關於“賣腎買蘋果手機”的新聞之後，動了賣腎的念頭。綜合新華社、《解放日報》、《新聞晨報》報道儲存

【明報專訊】壹傳媒宣布創刊兩年的《爽報》下周一起停刊。據了解，迷你倉壹傳媒昨午急召《爽報》高層開會，集團主席黎智英決定即時停刊，主因是該報長期虧蝕，廣告市場被手機廣告搶走所致。《爽報》員工在集團發出停刊通告後才知悉，對停刊感震驚。壹傳媒工會估計，10 多人因未能調職至《蘋果日報》，或面臨失業。學者認為《爽報》與《蘋果》讀者群及廣告目標重疊是「致命」原因，不擔心引發免費報倒閉潮。 急召開會黎智英拍板 2011 年9 月創刊的《爽報》，初期發行量達每日80 萬份，揚言以發行100 萬份為目標。不過刊物因連載色情不雅資訊，發行初期已惹爭議。後來《爽報》嘗試發行中午版和夜版搶攻不同市場，但最終均要取消。 稱集中有利可圖業務 爽報營運一直未見起色，去年6 月調減印量至60 萬份，至今更跌至50 萬，累積跌約三成七。壹傳媒昨午5 時發公告宣布《爽報》於下周一（21 日）起停刊，以整合集團在港的印刷業務，令集團理順資源及專注於有利可圖的業務。集團印刷媒體行政總裁葉一堅表示，今次決定是因該報長期虧損，金額數以億計所致。外界早前已流傳《爽報》面臨停刊，《蘋果日報》總編輯張劍虹曾否認傳言。有《爽報》員工昨透露，連副總編輯也無被預先知會停刊，黎智英昨在高層會議上形容，今次決定是「長痛不如短痛」。 工會：約38 人調《蘋果》 壹傳媒工會表示，《爽報》目前有54儲存倉名員工，當中22 人原本來自《蘋果日報》，該批同事將調回原有組別，其餘約16 人亦會被安排調往《蘋果》，餘下約10 多人或會按勞工法例賠償遣散，據了解大部分來自編輯部及美術部。 學者：與蘋果互相競爭 浸大新聞系助理教授杜耀明認為，《爽報》與《蘋果》風格重疊導致內耗，互相競爭讀者群及廣告商，才出現虧損，加上本港目前有7 份中文免費報章，在廣告市場被分薄下難以容納，若無法令讀者群有歸屬感、願意花較長時間閱讀該報，將難以說服廣告商落廣告。 中文大學新聞與傳播學院教授蘇鑰機則說，免費報章競爭愈趨競烈，但《爽報》未能佔據領先地位，加上創刊初期形象較負面，部分廣告商或將其「定型」而不願投資。不過，他認為廣告市場被手機搶走是不爭的事實，亦是收費及免費報章共同面對的困難，又認為今次事件不會引發免費報倒閉潮。 《爽報》昨晚在網站發聲明稱，今年5 月曾傳出停刊，同事仍緊守崗位，當「每天都是最後一天」般工作；又引用主席黎智英在創刊時道「夠膽放棄過去，才夠膽迎接將來」，相信「這句話，用在停刊日也一樣適用」。 最後一期 由於《爽報》在周六及周日不出版，故雖然名義上是下周一才停刊，實際上昨日一份已是最後一期。 工會代表 壹傳媒工會理事梁劍紅表示，對《爽報》突然宣布停刊感震驚，又指現有54 名員工當中，約10 多人或未能被《蘋果》吸納，前路未明。（盧翊銘攝）迷你倉最平

URL:.chinanews.com.cn/df/2013/10-19/5399479.shtml　　新京報訊 (記者郭超)北京市交通委有關負責人昨日做客首都之窗表示，儲存明年起市民需要實名購買長途車票，長途車票購買系統上線後，市民足不出戶就能在線支付購票。　　據市交通運行監測調度中心副主任陳智宏介紹，目前，省際客運實名制聯網售票已mini storage實現。這意味著從明年元旦開始，市民購買長途車票，也跟購買火車票和飛機票一樣，需要出示身份證，“目前，這套系統正在最後調試，預計在明年1月1日前開通。多了一道身份證認證，對黃牛倒票肯定能夠抑制”。　　該系統開通後，將提供網上購票、汽車票在線咨詢、汽車時刻表查詢和汽車站的信息查詢等綜合性服務。乘客可以通過網站、手機客戶端等方式實現購票。self storage