- Sep 13 Mon 2010 01:08
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有時候深深覺得
- Sep 13 Mon 2010 00:33
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美好的旅行
- Sep 10 Fri 2010 23:29
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The Accidental Billionaires
- Sep 07 Tue 2010 23:45
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來者不善 善者不來
- Sep 07 Tue 2010 23:10
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天下雜誌 第455期
2010縣市大調查:台中市民最不想搬走，基隆市民最想逃離
雖然政府希望五都均衡發展，但調查結果顯示人口會持續往中北部集中。根據超過一萬三千份的電訪調查，五都合併後，如果可以自由選擇，最想在哪個縣市定居？台北市仍居首位，其次為台中市、台北縣和高雄市。而桃園縣因將同時升格為準直轄市，所有資源和直轄市享有同等待遇，列為第八名。在一到十名中唯一突圍的是被北部人視為「後花園」的宜蘭縣名列第五。
25縣市長滿意度調查：綠上升 藍重挫 民心變了《天下雜誌》最新完成的「2010年25縣市長滿意度調查」，顯示台灣的民心面臨快速轉變。綠上升、藍重挫。民進黨執政的八縣市不僅名次普遍上揚，更橫掃千軍一舉囊括前六名。國民黨執政縣市不但排名大幅後退包辦十四名之後的後段班，僅嘉義市、彰化縣和連江縣擠進前十名，甚至以往被視為「明星」指標的苗栗縣長劉政鴻和台中市長胡志強，都重摔到十五名之後。
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- Sep 07 Tue 2010 10:58
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Gabee咖啡館
http://mslee1128.blogspot.com/2006/12/gabee.html
http://gabee-cafe.blogspot.com/
http://www.wretch.cc/blog/cherry5251/2655214
http://www.wretch.cc/blog/freefish94/12016744
Kelly推薦的好地方
- Sep 05 Sun 2010 00:27
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失業期會有多長呢？
去了一家很瞎的公司面試
原來在ptt早就有不良記錄事先沒查清楚不過，意外又和CCAPP的組員聚餐只能說這是我參加過最不可思議的營隊從活動結束到現在2年了一直維持每半年聚餐一次當初活動結束大家說以後每半年都要聚餐一次我還覺得這些小朋友太天真…根本不可能
結果。。。
只能說一切太不可思議了
我也不知道為什麼大家感情可以這麼好
- Sep 04 Sat 2010 21:25
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New Zealand police declare curfew after earthquake
An overnight curfew has been imposed in Christchurch, New Zealand, following a powerful 7.0-magnitude earthquake.
Police said the curfew was intended to protect people from falling debris, as the quake caused significant damage.The mayor of the city, Bob Parker, described the scale of the damage as immense, and a state of emergency has been declared.
There have been strong aftershocks, and weather forecasters say gale force winds are expected within 24 hours.The quake caused considerable infrastructure damage, but local officials say power has been largely restored and tankers will supply water.There are thousands of earthquakes in New Zealand every year, but very few do any damage.
'Unsafe'The earthquake struck off New Zealand's South Island, the US Geological Survey has said, in the early hours of the morning when most people were asleep.The epicentre was 44km (27 miles) west of Christchurch, at a depth of about 5km, the USGS said.
Two men were seriously injured by falling masonry and glass, but there have been no reports of fatalities.
"The damages are incredibly frightening. The only thing you can say it's a miracle that no-one lost their life," Prime Minister John Key told TV NZ.
Many homeowners faced a cold winter's night and leaking or damaged homes. Hours after the quake, one building in the Christchurch city centre burst into flames, following a suspected gas leak.
Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker said the "sharp, vicious earthquake" had caused significant damage in parts of the city.
He said daylight showed that the damage was considerably worse than first thought.
"There would not be a house, there would not be a family in our city that has not in some way have damage done to their person, to their property," he said on national radio.
"I think it's like an iceberg; there is... below the visible line, significant structural damage."
'Terrifying'Police said damage and power outages had been reported as far afield as Dunedin, 360km (223miles) to the south-west.
Chimneys and walls had fallen from older buildings, with roads blocked, traffic lights out and power, gas and water supplies disrupted, he added.
"There is considerable damage in the central city and we've also had reports of looting, just shop windows broken and easy picking of displays," police inspector Mike Coleman told Radio New Zealand. "It's very unsafe to be out and about."
Susan Birkbeck, who lives in the centre of Christchurch, told the BBC: "It was absolutely shocking, we're all terrified and scared of what's going to happen next."
"I was asleep when suddenly the house started shaking and there was this smashing sound, I thought a large truck had just driven through the front window."
"I'm now sitting on my bed surrounded by broken glass and I've no idea what to do. The walls and roof are just hanging, it's terrifying," she added.
The local newspaper, The Press, said it was felt widely across the South Island, including Christchurch and the nearby port city of Timaru.
New Zealand lies at the southern end of the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire, and above an area of the Earth's crust where the Pacific Plate converges with the Indo-Australian Plate.
The country experiences more than 14,000 earthquakes a year, of which only around 20 have a magnitude in excess of 5.0.
The last fatal earthquake was in 1968, when a 7.1-magnitude tremor killed three people on the South Island's western coast.
- Sep 02 Thu 2010 17:15
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黃昭順參選 名醫哥哥助拳
| 【2010/09/02 報導 】 |
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黃醫師真偉大
在台北的有一堆人捧著錢要給他看病
他放著白花花的鈔票不賺要去義診
不過我很好奇這樣真的可以拉到票嗎?
要看到黃昭順在高雄當選就像是要看到黑鮪魚縣長在台中當選一樣的困難
不是他們不好
是對手的形象牌太強大了
我是不知道黃昭順這個人怎麼樣
不過黃醫師的門診掛號費只要100元在台北市真是佛心來的
這家人一堆醫生是怎樣…
