人往高处走，水往低处流: 二月 2011

2011年2月23日星期三

「tokyoeye東京視點」發佈個性化潮流新動向

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　　（2010年12月21日，上海）「東京視點（tokyoeye）」近日在上海環球金融中心舉辦了日本流行服裝及相關用品新聞發佈會，正式宣佈滬上三家期間限定店開業迎賓，向中國消費者推出最新時裝、兒童服裝和高功能纖維產品。中國當紅模特春曉及人氣雜誌《米娜》、《昕薇》的封面模特籐井LINA和加籐夏希紛紛走上T台，向中國消費者展示當下來自東瀛流行前沿的個性化潮流新動向。

　　傳承法國浪漫文化及卓越工藝的名飾品牌AGATHA，自1974年在巴黎創建以來，歷經歐洲時尚的洗禮及世界潮流的熏陶，逐漸發展成為全世界的流行品牌。

　　東京作為世界時尚中心之一，無論是其優雅精緻的成衣，還是「高品質、高科技、高創造力」的服裝面料，始終引領亞洲乃至世界的時尚風潮。為了向中國消費者更詳盡地介紹魅力十足的日本產品，此次期間限定店精心挑選了21家出色的公司(涵蓋7個時裝品牌、8個兒童服裝品牌以及7家高功能纖維材料廠家)亮相上海，除了個性化與人文藝術風格相融合的潮流服飾之外，還特意增加了兒童服裝以及具有高強度、輕量、透氣防水等多種特點的高功能纖維材料，充分傳達了「東京視點」「酷」和「可愛」的特性。

　　在店內展示銷售的品牌中，首次進入中國市場的品牌包括「Samantha Vega」、「Durer」、「RED PEPPER」等。這些時裝產品將都在人氣時尚雜誌《米娜》和《昕薇》的網店也能買到。此外，「tokyoeye」推出8個兒童品牌「ANNA SUI mini」、「Benesse」、「Biquette」、「Boomy Roomy」、「Combi mini」、「familiar」、「MIKI HOUSE」、「snidel girl」, 這些品牌大部分都是第一次進入中國市場。面向中國消費者銷售各類日本商品的網上商城「JapaNavi」將設「tokyoeye」專櫃銷售兒童服裝。

　　由於上海及其周邊地區20-34歲的女性表現出對流行時尚的高度關注，「東京視點」項目選擇了上海作為在華活動中心。繼去年首次成功在中國和法國舉辦之後，今年，「東京視點」再次選擇上海為主要推介地，從12月20日開始到明年1月初，共有「SEVEN DAYS」、OPA淮海店以及正大廣場3家期間限定店舖開業，著力推廣當下日本最in的潮流亮點，將個性化的潮流動向帶給中國廣大的消費者。

　　2010年「東京視點」項目由日本經濟產業省啟動，由日本商社Itochu Fashion System co.,ltd.和三菱商事聯合主辦，其目的是讓東京時尚文化走向全球，向世界展示日本時裝的今天和未來。中國作為服裝生產大國，是引領全球服裝行業發展的新興力量。中國的服裝消費市場到2010年以後將慢慢步入個性化的市場。在全球流行時尚中融入個性品味的產品，一定會受到追求與眾不同的上海消費者和全中國時尚達人們的歡迎。主辦方希望通過推介日本時尚前沿品牌，能夠為享受時尚生活的中國消費者提供更多選擇，並為中國時裝界注入新的活力。」

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「1S First Selection」度身定制你的歐洲時尚

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　　　也許你衣櫥裡最多的休閒裝，輕鬆舒適便於運動，總之休閒裝有太多的好處。現在讓我們來盤點一下如何使你的休閒裝更出彩。

通勤職場女性
　　點評：黑白灰混合搭配，開身設計不沉悶，黑色羊毛裙簡單方便活動。

　　實用點評：沒有繁雜的設計適合通勤職場女性。

　

「G-STAR RAW Gallery上海」揭幕儀式

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　　2010年5月28日，上海 ——牛仔專家G-STAR RAW將「G-STAR RAW Gallery上海」落地上海港匯廣場，首次在中國盛大揭幕。好萊塢著名影星、G-STAR RAW的全球形象代言人麗芙．泰勒( Liv Tyler )親臨現場，在5月28日下午3點整為「G-STAR RAW Gallery上海」揭幕剪綵並接受國內媒體採訪，隨後麗芙．泰勒與眾嘉賓相聚Brown Sugar共同見證這一歡慶盛事。

剛剛結束的「草莓音樂節」上，國內知名的「達達樂隊」主唱彭坦身著dickies灰色連體衣，登上草莓舞台演唱新歌《朝陽》，台上台下高度互動，歌聲此起彼伏，將現場氣氛推向高潮。這標誌著世界工裝品牌dickies贊助國內樂隊的營銷策略正式啟動。

　　RAW Gallery 是展示G-STAR RAW品牌故事的精華展覽館。延續之前在歐洲的強力熱度，G-STAR RAW Gallery本次首度登陸中國上海，繼續以其新穎的表現形式和概念，全面向中國消費者展示了G-STAR RAW深度品牌內涵，突顯其在潮流牛仔工裝領域的超強駕馭能力。

　　RAW Gallery是使用玻璃、原生木材和鋼材自行設計的展覽館，設計師用簡單的原材料表現出了G-STAR RAW產品純淨的視覺觀感。此次「G-STAR RAW Gallery上海」展示了品牌的經典之作如標誌性的Arc Denim Styles、High-end RAW Essentials Collection以及全球形象代言人麗芙．泰勒參與設計的G-Star RAW Low-T系列。同時，G-STAR RAW 的精湛技藝也通過展覽館內展示的特別訂製的牛仔夾克和三面品牌信息牆向中國的消費者全面展示了品牌故事。

　　早前，G-STAR RAW Gallery在2008和2009年的東京設計師周上，已經成功展示了其巧奪天工的技藝及最前端的牛仔製衣技術。2010年6月，在上海成功展出之後，G-STAR RAW Gallery將隨即被運往意大利佛羅倫薩的 Pitti Immagine Uomo 展銷會，作為 2011 年春夏系列新品時裝的展示平台。

　　此次的G-STAR RAW Gallery將在上海徐家匯的地標性購物建築 —— 一棟2005年建造的高達52層的港匯廣場中庭展出，從即日起展示至6月1日。港匯廣場地下一層同時也有G-STAR RAW店舖，除了G-STAR RAW港匯廣場店舖以外， G-STAR RAW在中國共擁有30家專賣連鎖店舖，同時能在134家多品牌店舖中尋覓得到G-STAR RAW的足跡。

「Black New-New」&「Dickies」的新演繹

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　　說起「Black New-New」，相信許多80後的上海小囡一定記憶猶新。這個帶有「嚴重」上海口音的英語單詞，是我們從小對「黑猩猩（chimpanzee單詞太長，記不住）」最美好的詮釋。孫斌（Mc Banana）、王路（阿路）、陳飛百（DJ Fabo）是三個典型的80後上海小寧，吃過大餅油條，喝著豆漿長大，讓他們對上海有著別樣的感情。2009年，三個好朋友決定組建「Black New-New」樂團。作為上海人，Black New-New一直覺得自己有著強烈的使命感，那就是讓上海話和海派文化流傳下去。

　　Black New-New的作品全部都是反映他們眼中的上海日常生活和現在時下最熱的新聞，或許未來的Black New-New將和周立波一樣，擁有屬於自己的「海派音樂」。

　　在Black New-New樂隊中，還有一隻可愛的黑猩猩，這是他們樂隊的招牌和吉祥物。之所以選擇使用黑猩猩作為樂隊吉祥物，除了是為了配合樂隊名字之外，另外還有一個原因， Black New-New除了宣傳海派文化之外，另外一個使命就是提倡人們要保護動物和保護身邊的環境。他們時常呼籲人們乘坐公共交通，減少不必要的碳排放，也呼籲人們減少電消耗，保護資源。

　　蘇格蘭短裙上的格子，過去素有一「格」一階級的說法，說「蘇格蘭短裙等於一部大英帝國的歷史」，真的一點兒也不誇張。據說，英國蘇格蘭格子註冊協會記載著幾百種不同的格子圖案，有些以姓氏命名，代表著不同的蘇格蘭家族。黑灰格被稱為「政府格」。也有特別為皇室成員定制的格子圖案，貴族的身份高貴，他們穿著的格子圖案也被稱為「貴族格」。在17世紀和18世紀，蘇格蘭高原部落之間的戰爭終年不休，戰場上的男人們便以所穿的格子圖案來辨認敵我，有點兒像現在的「軍服」。

　　當記者問及日常穿衣風格時，作為搖滾潮人代表之一的Black New-New則表示出對美國工裝品牌Dickies(帝客服飾) 特別的鍾情與厚愛，不管是日常穿衣還是在演出現場，都喜歡身著Dickies的潮服。

　　一直以來，美國工裝傳奇品牌Dickies 與搖滾音樂以及獨立樂隊有著深厚的淵源，亦受到歐美一線音樂人的極力推崇。Avril Lavigne，The Black Eyed Peas等音樂名人就經常穿戴Dickies的服飾出現在大眾視野，通過Dickies多變色彩、舒適剪裁，出眾耐穿性的新款服飾來演繹他們的優秀音樂作品。Dickies自2008年進入中國市場後，將服裝精品與時尚音樂結合的理念也引入國內，一直持續關注著中國內地原創樂隊的發展，並積極尋求合作機會。Black New-New就以其鮮明的海派音樂特色與Dickies秉持的真實、生活化、富有激情和原創精神的品牌文化不謀而合，完美演繹了工裝時尚與搖滾樂完美結合的海派文化新風尚。

「奧巴馬」系列時尚單品

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奧巴馬當選美國總統以後，有關於他的時尚單品也相繼推出。愛追潮流的年輕人相信一定不會錯過吧！又給大家搜羅實用的圍巾技巧了！希望大家秋冬都將美貌進行到底！本次歸納出圍巾的系均有圖例示範，明星或是時尚達人，大家絕對不要錯過哦！普通的圍巾的圍法，簡單來說，就是看你圍幾圈。圍一圈、圍兩圈、圍三圈(一般三圈就差不多了)，就會讓圍巾有不同的美感。當然，不同圈數的圍法裡面，也是有些小小的技巧的，現在配圖分析總結下。

　　一圈圍法

　　1、最簡單的就是繞脖子一圈，不過呢，可以通過調整圍巾垂在胸前的兩頭的長度，通過不同的層次來做些小小的微調。那麼就可以有兩種選擇，一種是圍巾的尾端平齊，一種是不平齊製造不平衡的感覺。有圖為例。Irina就將伊的飄逸圍巾兩端就是左右極端不平齊的，不知道是有意還是無意，但是這樣的確又比整齊排在胸前有不一樣的感覺了。

從時尚大片中解讀明年流行元素

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PClady獨家專稿，未經許可請勿轉載！

　　注意事項：軍綠色的外套一定要注意混搭暗色系的服裝，否則另類有余成恥笑。在配飾上注重色彩的添加就行。

PClady獨家專稿，未經許可請勿轉載！

　　注意事項：長款西裝與長裙搭配才顯時尚力度，與長褲有點過氣，此外一定要選擇修身型才不至于變紙片人。

PClady獨家專稿，未經許可請勿轉載！

　　注意事項：朱紅色的麻布裙長度及踝就行，太長就會土氣，其實吧，這一身搭配換成長褲也很精神而個性，因為皮夾克和夾心條紋襯衫都很具干練魅力。

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　　注意事項：腰部增加褶皺效果的金絲編織小外套，絕對是必敗單品，不管休閑出游，還是時尚場合，都能顯露不同韻味。但是畢竟是無領無扣款式，內搭打底不要有領，不要色彩過重。

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　　注意事項：民族味濃厚的外套不適合搭配短發，特別是這種圓領款，此外鞋子的選色也不能太花哨，盡量黑、白色。

從紐約時裝周看到什么？高跟鞋新趨勢

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　　Christian Louboutin曾經說過高跟鞋就是身體裝飾的全部。而女人對高跟鞋的愛，無疑是建立在痛苦之上的。但是這款鏤空底的高跟鞋，絕對是時髦與舒適并重。

　　（本文轉載自ELLE中文網）

　　這雙木屐田園風高跟鞋來自CHANEL，駝色是最百搭的款式，配合小碎花短裙，田園風手袋，這一身的搭配則更加得體。

　　這一身搭配十分個性，露膚的巧妙設計讓人格外想多看幾眼，低調的綁帶短靴，才能更好的襯托服飾的特色。

　　鞋身略微寬闊的鞋子，當然仍然是要精致的，收口緊緊包裹在腳踝之上的鞋子，會讓女性的腳踝顯得更加細小，這種造型的靈感源也許來自于偶蹄動物。

　　纖細的綁帶與粗獷的鞋跟形成對比，同樣的，鞋底與鞋跟的拼接設計符合當下鞋履的建筑感流行趨勢。

　　編織的潮流已經從時裝走到了鞋履上，腳背上那條迷人的麻花辮格外甜美。搭配舒適輕松的服飾單品，十分養眼。

刺繡民族風挎包風靡明星瘋搶

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　　來源：嘉人

　　還在懷第二胎的時候，妮可里奇身著民族風的衣服，背著同樣帶有濃郁民族風情的包包外出，一手抱著女兒，盡顯辣媽風采。

　　這是最近的街拍，已經恢復苗條身材的妮可身穿簡單的T恤、熱褲，搭配民族挎包，清純的編發加上活力的打扮讓她如同少女般可人。

　　麥莉的一身黑衣更是將包包斑斕燦爛的色彩展現出來，獨特的民族圖案十分出彩！

　　麥莉作為新生代青春偶像的代表人物，最近可是火的不得了。小妮子一向是搖滾+民族的擁簇，留心街拍的人不難發現，她非常喜歡這款Simone Camille的大包包。

　　Rachel Bilson這款算是簡潔版的民族風挎包，搭配脖子上大大的披肩一樣帥氣。

　　休閑運動風一向能跟民族風互通，Ashley Tisdale的這款民族風包包帶著些許現代元素，顯得動感十足。

　　搭配高手Kate Moss自然不會錯過這股風潮，鏤空的馬甲搭配牛仔帽，灑脫帥氣。

　　Kate Hudson的這款流蘇刺繡大包包同樣惹眼，擁有這樣的包包，只需簡單的單色連衣裙便可搭配出時尚味道。

刺激時尚視覺拼接風愈演愈烈

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　　Hussein Chalayan 剛柔同體

　　皮革與立體鉤針花飾的同時存在只為展現剛與柔的和諧統一。（本文轉載自嘉人中文網）

　　Gianfranco Ferrè 金色光華

　　正是由于不同材質的匯聚，才能將金色的多面氣質呈現，足以令人屏息。

　　Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci輕盈綻放

　　對比手法令輕盈的羽毛更加立體，而紗網的延伸卻以透明的態度支持它的存在。

　　Versace金屬來襲

　　頗具未來感的金屬戰衣皆在動與靜的拼接中釋放神奇力量。

　　Gucci 午夜精靈

　　漸變的拼接逃脫掉生硬的尷尬，呈現出絕對本色的俏皮氣質。

　　Christopher Kane 古典風韻

　　游走于曼妙刺繡中的性感蕾絲，溫文爾雅卻又不失風情萬種。

　　Alexander Wang 褶皺誘惑

　　透明薄紗與絲滑綢緞都將誘惑釋放，褶皺的漩渦拼接卻讓性感不落俗套。

　　Fendi 皮毛勢力

　　三種不同的色調，三種迥異的材質，都將經典以反襯的態度展現出來。

　　搭配說明：服裝對比拼接手法的處理應著重大面積，因此單品的搭配應盡量選擇與其之一相近的材質或顏色，配飾也要堅持大氣簡潔。

從時裝大片中解讀明年流行色彩

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　　淺色系荷花瓣的上衣設計，以及掛在胸前的花式項鏈裝扮，像是迎接春天到來的女王，正在為你趕走嚴寒。

　　是小丑還是小惡魔，公主裙，蕾絲，泡泡棉打造出來的精靈，簡直愛不釋手。

　　王牌的羽毛，衛兵一樣的夾克，鑲嵌金黃搭配艷粉色的造型，像公主一般高高在上。

　　華麗的貴族氣息，乳白色的全身配色，就像是漫游仙境，變成愛麗絲。

　　寶藍色和黑色的絕妙搭配，讓你在陽光下璀璨如同寶石。

　　高貴的玫瑰紅，金屬的腰帶，如果這是夜里盛開的玫瑰，人們會不會爭前恐后前來采摘。

　　金屬灰色系，泡泡袖的長毛衣，搭配毛線襪，像塵封在記憶里的芭比娃娃，或者也塵封了所有美好的回憶。

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2007“華普杯”家用轎車大賽獲獎名單公布

“華普杯”家用轎車大賽獲獎名單公布如下：

學生組
　
一等獎
李協

二等獎
姚國棟李旦

三等獎
鄧俊舒杰黨建泉

入圍獎
李座有李成李冰吳闖闖張坤李佳威張清奧林亦文
林亦文王淼黃小芳趙艷梅石彭武繼振姜公略
李旦李曦陸海榮李協王添幸

專業組

優秀獎
赫英

入圍獎
陳諾赫英楊洽周文輝吳桐

“華煤杯”魅力崆峒國畫創作筆會在崆峒山拉開帷幕

　　2007年7月5日上午，由中國對外藝術展覽中心、北京畫院、甘肅省美術家協會等單位主辦，中共平涼市委宣傳部、中共崆峒區委、崆峒區人民政府承辦的畫家“華煤杯”魅力崆峒國畫創作筆會在崆峒山莊貴賓廳舉行了開幕式，參加開幕式的有北京、甘肅省、平涼市畫家，市、區相關領導、省、市、區媒體記者、景區工作人員100多人。開幕式上市委常委、市委宣傳部部長王剛、市委常委、華煤集團公司黨委書記朱同印和崆峒區委副書記閆耀杰作了講話，畫家代表也作了致辭。

開幕式結束后，北京、甘肅省、平涼畫家在崆峒山景區南臺、東臺等地進行了寫生和創作，北京畫院畫家、中國美協會員、國家一級美術師王文芳對平涼11位筆會主創畫家的畫作進行了指評輔導。在接受甘肅省電視臺文化頻道采訪時，王文芳老師激動地說：80年代我來過崆峒山，并進行了國畫創作，當時的畫效果不是很理想，這次重游故地，要創作一幅精品，算是對上一次的補償。

這次主題國畫創作筆會，對于全面推介國家首批5A級旅游景區崆峒山，展示崆峒山北雄南秀自然風光，進一步挖掘崆峒文化內涵，打造國際旅游精品形象有積極的推動作用。

2008“華邦杯”首屆傳統家具設計大賽現已開始征集參賽作品

　　由中國民間文藝家協會明清家具藝術專業委員會，中國收藏家協會古典家具收藏委員會等承辦的2008“華邦杯”首屆中國傳統家具設計大獎賽現已開始征集參賽作品。作品征集時間截止至2008年8月31日。

　　據了解，此次大賽以“繼承與創新”為主題，旨在將中國傳統家具的精華元素與現代審美、現代文化相結合，設計出一批中式家具的新貴。大賽以木材為基本材料進行家具設計，在中國家具風格的基礎上進行新的設計，使其滿足現代人的生活方式和審美標準。

　　該賽事面向國內外的設計機構、院校、個人以及企業，可以個人或者設計團隊的方式報名參賽。參賽設計作品范圍包括傳統家具椅、桌、床、柜、屏等五大類。屆時，主辦方將評出金、銀、銅及“優秀組織獎”，獲獎者將在2008“華邦杯”首屆中國傳統家具設計大獎賽頒獎典禮上接受獎項。入圍作品實物將于2008年10月26-30日舉辦的“第三屆中國（莆田）海峽工藝品博覽會”上同期展出。

“花非花-中俄藝術家對話展”杭州站開幕

開幕式

　　一場“火花四濺”的藝術盛宴，兩位中俄藝術家的一次近距離藝術對話……今天上午10時，由中國美術家協會、俄羅斯美術家協會、中國美術學院、俄羅斯列賓美術學院聯合舉辦的《花非花——何水法、圖曼中俄藝術家對話展》巡展的第一站在杭州開幕。

中國傳統的水墨畫和歐洲的古典油畫，屬于兩個不同的繪畫表現體系。但這這次展覽中，我們看到，在不同文化背景下成長起來的中俄兩位藝術家，所受的訓練、觀視的方法，表現的方法雖然存在很大的差異，但他們的作品在深層次上又不約而同地保持了一致。一花一世界，兩位畫家通過他們筆下絢爛多姿的花卉，表達了大千世界的萬般情態，傳達了一種生命成長的感覺。

　　中國美術家協會副秘書長李榮海告訴記者，中俄兩國是近鄰，在“中俄文化年”之際，舉辦這樣的展覽對推動兩國文化交流將起到積極的作用。今天的展覽，是一種非常好的展覽形式，不僅適合中俄兩國文化交流，也適合中國與國際上其他國家的交流。這種方式可能對美術界是一種啟示，希望多看到些這樣的交流。

中國美術學院前院長、曾在俄羅斯列賓美術學院深造過的著名油畫家蕭峰則說，兩位老校友的對話展，見證的是兩國藝術家的友好往來，也是中俄人民的友好往來。“花非花”是畫家筆下現實中的花，也是畫家心中的理想之花。兩位中俄當代藝術的佼佼者，用花來表達了友誼、和平、美好和幸福，以作品表達了共同的理想和心愿。

俄羅斯駐滬領事館領事艾立克信先生說，能在杭州零距離接觸中俄兩國的文化藝術，感到非常高興，祝愿中俄兩國文化源遠流長，中俄兩國人民世代友好。俄羅斯列賓美術學院代表柴可夫先生說，中俄兩國著名藝術家以不同的繪畫語言來表達心中盛開的鮮花，兩位的作品同樣精彩。從對話展中可以看出，藝術無國界，透過兩位藝術大師的鮮花，他看了到世界的和諧。

“華泰杯”第四屆汽車輪轂(概念)設計大賽頒獎晚會舉行

2006年至11月18日在廣州天河體育館，“華泰杯”第四屆汽車輪轂（概念）設計大賽頒獎晚會隆重舉行。隨著中國越來越多的人擁有自己的汽車，越來越多的人需要具有自己特色的車輛，汽車改裝是一些追求美好、標新立異的汽車迷的理想，在如今這個個性張揚的年代，汽車輪轂的改裝更是異彩紛呈，舉辦鋁輪轂設計大賽一是為了讓汽車改裝迷有更多的選擇。

華泰鋁輪轂集團連續4年舉辦設計大賽，致力于培養中國新一代汽車輪轂設計師，華泰鋁輪轂集團成立已有五周年，是一家集專業研發、生產、銷售高檔鋁合金汽車輪轂的大型現代化集團，華泰集團年產鋁輪轂一百多萬只，其中95%出口出口，出口量占中國出口的1/5。產品遠銷北美、歐洲、日本和澳洲等發達國家和地區，占有美國大尺寸鋁輪轂的30%以上的份額。

本次競賽共收到2300余份作品，從初評入圍的68件作品中最終決出各項名次：

金獎
實用創新組：
《夜宴》廣州美術學院劉義
概念設計組：
《追逐》廣州美術學院陳曦、張楚宏

銀獎
實用創新組：
《韻》廣州美術學院廣東輕工職業技術學院周良聲譚錦娥
《裝甲》廣州美術學院張健邦
《結蒂》廣東商學院吳創凡
概念設計組：
《天恒》廣州大學科技貿易技術學院梁紹珠
《K3》華南師范大學李小能
《Trilogy》廣州大學藝術學院朱思明

銅獎
實用創新組：
《飛刀·傳奇》廣東輕工職業技術學院洪舒佳
《風弛》廣州美術學院紀紹武
《印》廣州美術學院陳曦、張楚宏
《水窩》廣州美術學院黃華安
《展翅》湖南大學譚永勝
概念設計組：
《越野無阻》廣東紡織職業技術學院尹樂
《風火輪》深圳基圖設計有限公司李勇
《穿透》廣州美術學院羅立志
《骨》廣州美術學院陳曦、張楚宏
《Flexibility》廣州大學鄺風彩

優秀獎：略

本屆評審委員：
童慧明廣州美術學院設計學院副院長教授
馮樹廣州美術學院設計學院副教授
范圣希同濟大學建筑與城市規劃學院藝術設計系副教授
梁清河香港理工大學設計學院教授
沈卓婭廣東輕工職業技術學院主任
趙陽中國美術學院設計藝術學院教授
何人可湖南大學設計藝術學院院長教授
蔡江宇華南師范大學美術學院副教授
趙勇智設計在線網站執行總監
張新穎華泰鋁輪轂集團CEO 華泰鋁輪轂有限公司總裁
章勝佛山市南海區奔達模具制造有限公司總經理

豆豉蒸鯰魚的做法

　　用料

　　小鯰魚(又名塘虱魚)1條(約500g)

　　永川豆豉20g

　　姜1小塊(10g)

　　鹽1茶匙(5g)

　　蒜3瓣

　　醬油2湯匙(30ml)

　　香芹1根

　　紹酒2湯匙(30ml)

　　朝天椒3個

　　油1湯匙(15ml)做法

　　小鯰魚去除內臟，用清水沖洗干凈，再剁成2cm寬的小段。

　　朝天椒洗凈，切碎。姜削去外皮，與大蒜一起切末。香芹洗凈，擇去葉子切碎。

　　在鯰魚段中調入姜末、永川豆豉、鹽、蒜末、醬油、油、紹酒和朝天椒碎，混合均勻后腌制15分鐘。

　　將腌制入味的鯰魚段放入蒸鍋中，加蓋大火蒸制約8分鐘。

　　最后將蒸好的豆豉鯰魚從蒸鍋中取出，撒入香芹碎即可。

　　小貼士

　　鯰魚蒸好后，還應將魚肉小心地攪拌一下，使盤底的湯汁可以均勻的附著在魚肉上。

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動手制作最健康的油條

　　最健康，因為終于踢開了我們DIY健康理念中的最后一塊絆腳石--泡達粉;最松軟，因為試了幾次，剩涼的油條雖然表皮不再脆，但從內到外都保持松軟，不會發硬!自己摸索了一個比較合適的用量，一起來看吧.

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動手打造日系超人氣梨花頭

　　很多MM都酷愛看日雜，因為只要細心留意，就會發現日雜里面的麻豆的發型都超好看，并且看起來似乎很簡單，那么自己在家也可以輕松DIY嗎?今天就跟可愛的麻豆學學最近很流行的梨花頭如何打造，真的很簡單喲，還等什么，給自己來個全新的造型吧！

超人氣“梨花頭”

　　超人氣“梨花頭”打造步驟：

　　步驟 1：首先把頭發從腦后分成兩份。

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動畫十字繡針法步驟圖解

　　一、十字針(橫排來回繡)

　　十字針(X)是十字繡最基本的針法，對于橫向并排的十字針，可才用來回繡的辦法。

　　二、十字針(逐個繡)

　　對于獨立或豎向并排的十字針，可采用逐個繡的繡法。[

　　三、四分之一針和半十字針(1/4X 和 1/2X)

　　十字針的補充，多呈現在圖案的邊角。

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豆豉兔肉餃子的做法

　　原料：兔肉、豆鼓、面粉、姜末、蔥花、精鹽、料酒、味酒、香油。

　　做法：

　　①兔肉同豆豉一起剁碎，加入姜末、蔥花、料酒、味精、精鹽、香油拌勻。

　　②面粉和成團，再搟成薄片切成片，逐片卷入肉餡，入鍋煮熟，干食或調制酸湯食用即可。

　　特點：餡心咸香，回味悠長。

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迷你倉-冬季手腳涼按摩三個暖身穴

　　氣溫降低后，很多人出現手腳涼、關節疼、頸腰椎疼痛等不適，其實這都和氣血不通暢有關。中醫常說“痛則不通，通則不痛”，大家都知道一個淺顯的道理，溫暖的夏季流水潺潺，嚴寒的冬季滴水成冰，這就是“寒則凝，溫則行”。有三個穴位，建議大家多按摩一下，可以起到疏通經絡、活血化瘀、御寒保暖的目的。
　　大椎穴這個穴在脖子后面最突起的骨頭下面，腰椎病的患者可以搓擦腰部，脊柱是針灸學中督脈循行的部位，督脈可以調節全身的陽經，按揉頸腰可以疏通督脈經絡調暢氣血，具體操作是兩手搓熱緊按頸腰部，用力搓30次左右。有頸椎病的患者可以經常揉按大椎穴。
　　合谷穴和足三里這兩個穴都是陽明經穴，陽明是多氣多血之經，對于經絡氣血的通暢關系重大。如果能每天堅持按摩合谷、足三里等穴位還可以增加機體的抵抗力，提高人體的耐寒能力。
　　另外，天氣轉涼氣溫下降，血管容易收縮，血壓就容易波動，血壓的變化很容易出現腦出血或者是腦梗塞，也就是中醫說的中風。所以經常按摩這三個穴位對于保護心血管也有好處。有中風病史的人必須保暖，根據情況配合功能康復，藥物的服用一定要按時按量，有條件的可以定期泡溫泉，水溫與體溫保持平衡即可，這些措施都有利于疏通經脈、調和氣血。
　　

迷你倉-冬蟲夏草缺乏安全評估衛生部建議不作食品原料

　　本報訊(歐志葵)廣東消費者日常飲食中，常會使用冬蟲夏草來煲湯、燉湯，不過，有專家認為該原料的安全性目前尚不能保證。昨天，衛生部建議消費者，由于目前冬蟲夏草尚缺少作為食品長期服用的安全性評價研究數據，暫不作為食品原料使用。
　　據了解，在廣東消費者的日常飲食中，冬蟲夏草是常用的保健養生食品原料。在秋冬季，人們經常用它煲湯、燉湯。據中醫專家介紹，冬蟲夏草既能補肺陰，又能補腎陽，主治腎虛、腰膝酸痛、病后虛弱、久咳虛弱、勞咳痰血、自汗盜汗等。
　　7日，衛生部在針對普通食品中有關原料問題，批復上海市食品藥品監督管理局的文件中指出，保健食品冬蟲夏草目前不得作為普通食品原料使用。
　　

迷你倉-定向爆破傷了2名看熱鬧的

　　楚天都市報消息(王德華)10日，位于鄂州碧石渡鎮的一家小水泥廠爆破時出現意外，2名圍觀群眾受傷。
　　當日下午5時30分，省冶金建設公司對廣通源水泥廠的2座立窯實施定向爆破，立窯瞬間倒塌。不巧的是，飛濺的水泥塊將路邊2名圍觀者砸中，其中雷姓女子左腳骨折，另一男子頭部受傷。
　　該公司表示愿意承擔醫藥費。
　　
　　

迷你倉-調查顯示骨質疏松已成中國城市居民常見慢性病

　　中新社上海5月9日電 (曾利明)9日發布的一項中國城市居民健康調查結果顯示：骨質疏松已成為繼高血壓、糖尿病、冠心病之后第四個城市居民常見慢性病，且相關防治知識知曉率不高，超過84%的被訪者不知道骨密度檢查有助于預防骨質疏松。
　　一項中國城市居民健康生活網絡調查發現，近六成受訪者認為目前的城市生活不夠健康，主要表現為不運動、作息不規律和壓力大。
　　調查表明，城市居民對于心血管、糖尿病等常見疾病防治知識的認知率有所提高：22.96%選擇限鹽、71%的采取適量運動，還有20.15%定期檢測血壓，預防心腦血管疾病。盡管大多數居民知道適量運動有助于預防城市生活常見疾病，但仍有高達25.91%在日常生活不運動，31.19%作息不規律(包括晚睡晚起、加班熬夜等)，19.50%感覺壓力大。
　　參與該項調查的上海復旦大學附屬中山醫院蔡迺繩教授指出，調查所反映出的健康意識和行動脫節問題在城市居民中非常普遍。隨著生活質量的提升，人們對健康有了更高要求，而近年來慢性病發病年齡趨于年輕化；公眾的疾病防治意識有了很大的提高，渴望通過改善環境和自身生活習慣等方式，擁有更健康的生活；但由于各種原因，相當多的人依然不能將健康理念付諸實踐，生活方式依然很不健康。
　　這項調查由搜狐健康頻道、生命時報和北京諾華制藥有限公司聯合舉行的。
　　

迷你倉-冬麥區大部有強降水安徽江蘇夏季麥收將受影響

　　未來三天，安徽和江蘇夏收區有強降水，不利于冬小麥、油菜收曬。西北地區東南部、黃淮西部氣象條件對當地作物收曬基本有利。
　　夏收夏種進展
　　目前，安徽中北部、江蘇中南部、河南中北部、陜西南部和關中東部以及甘肅隴南、山西西南部和山東南部的局部地區冬小麥處于成熟收獲期；江蘇北部、河南北部、山東大部、河北大部、山西南部、陜西中北部、甘肅隴東南部、新疆南部冬小麥處于乳熟期；山東半島、河北東北部、山西中部、甘肅隴中和隴東北部、新疆北部冬小麥處于抽穗至灌漿階段。
　　據農業部統計，截至6月7日，全國已收獲小麥8247萬畝，麥收進度近25%。其中，湖北麥收接近尾聲，河南已收獲24%，安徽已收獲21%，江蘇和陜西分別已收獲10%，山西已收獲3%。湖北和安徽油菜基本收獲完畢，江蘇油菜收獲已過大半。
　　湖北夏種基本結束，江淮一季稻陸續移栽；河南、山東西南部和中部、陜西南部、山西西南部、甘肅隴南夏玉米、夏大豆、馬鈴薯等夏播作物陸續進入播種階段。
　　6月5-8日天氣對夏收夏種的影響
　　(1)北方冬麥區大部多晴好天氣，利于冬小麥充分灌漿成熟；西北地區東南部、黃淮西部7日以來出現中到大雨，冬小麥收曬受到影響。
　　6月5-8日，北方冬麥區大部以晴或多云天氣為主，最高氣溫在23～30℃之間，氣溫適宜，光照充足，土壤墑情良好，天氣條件利于冬小麥充分灌漿成熟。山西西南部、河南西部和南部、西北地區東南部7-8日出現中到大雨，冬小麥暫停收割，收曬受到影響；同時，高濕天氣導致甘肅隴中部分地區小麥條銹病發生發展；但降水利于土壤增墑，對上述地區夏種開展有利。
　　(2)江淮、江漢大部5-6日降水較少，冬小麥、油菜收曬進展迅速。
　　江淮、江漢大部6月5-6日為晴到多云天氣，冬小麥、油菜收曬和夏播作物播種進展迅速。江漢7-8日出現大到暴雨，由于夏收已近尾聲，降水對其影響不大；江淮西部出現小到中雨或陣雨，局部降大到暴雨，冬小麥收曬略受影響。
　　預計6月9-11日，北方冬麥區基本無干熱風和35℃以上高溫天氣，加之7-9日降水有效增加了土壤水分，利于冬小麥灌漿成熟。9-11日，西北地區東南部天氣較好，適宜冬小麥、油菜收曬；黃淮西部以少雨天氣為主，氣象條件對冬小麥收曬基本有利；安徽和江蘇夏收區有強降水，不利于冬小麥、油菜收曬。
　　北方冬麥區9日降水范圍較大，陜西中部、河南北部、山西西南部土壤缺墑的狀況將繼續改善，利于夏播夏種；但河南南部、安徽、江蘇出現的強降水對夏種不利。
　　農業生產建議
　　華北、黃淮東部和新疆等冬麥區應密切關注天氣變化，因地制宜采取有效措施，促進小麥籽粒充分灌漿，提高粒重，并做好收獲準備。
　　西北地區東南部、黃淮、江淮以及山西南部等地應抓住降水間隙和晴好天氣搶收搶打，加快冬小麥和油菜收曬進度；已收獲的地區要及時晾曬，以防發芽霉變，確保顆粒歸倉。
　　夏收結束的地區應及時整地，降雨過后注意趁墑適時播種夏玉米、夏大豆、馬鈴薯等作物，爭取一播全苗。
　　

寧夏醫科大畢業生初次就業率近七成

　　寧夏醫科大學通過“走出去、請進來、常調研、多聯系”的長效機制，走出一條促進畢業生充分就業的新路子。去年，全校畢業生1319人，通過各種形式實現就業的畢業生892名，初次就業率達到67.63%。

　　由于國際金融危機的影響，去年寧夏高校畢業生就業形勢更加嚴峻。寧夏醫科大學主動與區內外用人單位加強聯系，努力辦好“全區醫學類畢業生就業雙選洽談會”，參會的招聘單位達到95家。寧夏醫科大及早動手做調研，主動向各級政府提建議，爭取自治區政府特設了1000名“特崗見習醫生”就業計劃，全校近200名應屆畢業生參加了這項計劃。校方還積極與自治區有關部門溝通協調，為學校各“畢業生就業基地”單位爭取畢業生到行政事業單位就業見習計劃名額362個，見習生基本工資由地方財政支付，用人單位只給予適當補助。此舉既鼓勵了用人單位積極招聘畢業生，又提高了畢業生的工資待遇。

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寧夏提高創業融資能力籌措就業資金3.7億

　　新華網寧夏頻道12月14日專電（記者羅博）記者日前從寧夏回族自治區財政廳獲悉，今年以來，寧夏加大財政支持力度，激勵金融機構、擔保機構擴大小額擔保貸款規模和回收的積極性。

　　據自治區財政廳介紹，今年全區籌措就業專項資金3．7億元，配合相關部門出臺相關政策幫助困難企業渡過難關。同時在全區19個市縣建立了經當地人民政府批準的小額擔保貸款機構，凡是符合《自治區支持創業小額擔保貸款管理辦法》中借款人、額度、期限、利率以及貼息范圍等有關規定，即可享受小額貸款微利項目財政貼息。

　　此外，為發揮小額擔保貸款促進創業、創業帶動就業的倍增效應，寧夏還出臺了相關獎勵辦法，對積極推進小額擔保貸款促進創業就業工作的縣市進行獎勵。截至目前，全區小額貸款擔保基金總額已達1．5億元，撬動全年金融機構放貸規模達2．68億元，累計為1萬多名符合條件的創業者發放小額擔保貸款，帶動5萬多人實現就業。

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寧波天一職業學院教工實名舉報院長學術造假

　　所謂的15本自編教材就是這幾張紙。邵巧宏攝

　　為拿到國家教學成果獎，申報材料、自編教材、工作計劃、網站點擊量通通都是造出來的

　　寧波教育局已著手調查此事，一周內會通報調查結果

　　本報記者邵巧宏

　　寧波天一職業技術學院7月份獲得了寧波市教學成果獎二等獎。這本該是讓學校及課題參與者都很榮光的事，卻在幾個月后發生了戲劇性的一幕。

　　5名教學成果獎課題組成員中的4名成員及其他幾名教職工近10人，實名向上級部門舉報課題組主持者、天一職業技術學院書記兼院長陳健爾學術、職稱等造假，并指出該課題的內容多處做假。

　　昨天，記者從寧波市教育局了解到，目前，教育局紀委、高教處已介入此事，并已開展了調查。寧波教育局并將于一周內對此事做相關通報。

　　申報材料被專家否決

　　院長提出造假

　　去年底，學校接到省、市教學成果獎開始申報的通知。在陳健爾的帶領下，學校組織了一個以辦公室副主任樂軍波、科教處處長許復貞、副處長應志國、培訓處負責人張承剛為核心的5人課題小組，申報省、市教學成果獎，最終目標是拿下省一等獎，沖擊國家級教學成果獎。

　　國家級教學成果獎是我國高教界最重大的一個獎項，拿到這個獎，國家在財政撥款上會給予優先考慮。到目前為止，只有寧波大學在今年9月份獲得了二等獎。

　　去年12月，有較強文字組織能力的樂軍波和醫學專業的應志國被安排住進了賓館，專心撰寫申報材料。半個月后，學校請來了省里專家對這些申報材料進行評估。

　　由于材料僅僅是閉門造車，申報材料很快被專家否決。樂軍波說，當時陳健爾提出造假，并提出教材要分兩部份：公共衛生人員培訓和社會衛生管理人員培訓。

　　樂軍波說，除了文字功底比較好，他對醫學其實是不懂的，寫材料造假的那段時間，每天過得就像小孩“過家家”一樣。

　　“但是這是領導說的，我們也不得不聽從安排。”樂軍波說。

　　15本所謂教材

　　只是打印了一張封面

　　那么，這個“假”到底是怎么造出來的？

　　各級教學成果獎的申報一般分三個步驟：學校申報、PPT匯報、公示。而這三個步驟里，均無需出示教學成果中用到的教材，更沒有人會審查教材，而是否真實就是靠學校來把關。這就給了造假極大的便利。

　　去年12月中旬，天一職業技術學院的圖書館2樓的教師閱覽室被封閉起來，作為小組寫材料的辦公室。

　　1月15日，天一職業技術學院向寧波市教育局遞交了教學成果的申報材料及15本自編教材的照片。

　　不過1個月的時間，就編出了15本教材，5個人究竟是怎么編出來的？

　　答案其實很簡單。分別打印好15本教材的封面，用這些封面分別套在其他教材上，然后把這些假冒的教材擺成一個扇形，拍一張照片就成了15本自編教材了。

　　“由于下面書顏色比較深，一張紙放上去以后，下面不相干的字要映出來，然后我們就在下面再加一張紙，重新再拍一張。另外，照片還特地用了黑白的。”該校當時負責拍照的信息資源中心老師黃援越說。

　　工作計劃改頭換面

　　網站點擊量子虛烏有

　　根據教學成果獎申報的必要條件，教學成果要屬省內首創、必須是經過2年及以上教學實踐檢驗后有一定影響力的。

　　課題組成員們告訴記者，當時陳院長為了達到這一要求，就臨時提出了“階梯式衛生職業教育”這個獨創的概念，并讓負責文件的樂軍波對往年已存檔的工作計劃進行修改。

　　“當時他要求我把2006、2007年的都改了，我想想太不應該了，就只改了2008年的工作計劃。”在接受記者采訪時，樂軍波自稱是文件造假者之一。

　　同時，為了證明這個所謂的“教學成果”的影響力，在遞交的申報材料中有一份該校“階梯式衛生職業教育網站”的資料，這個資料里稱，該網站點擊量已達到13萬多次。

　　而天一職業技術學院信息資源中心主任阮煥立卻說，1月15日衛生職業教育網還沒運行，是1月22日才開始運行。

　　院長“全國教指委委員”資格也被質疑

　　除了被舉報在教學成果獎申請過程中造假外，作為學院的書記兼院長，陳健爾還被指在教授職稱和全國教指委委員資格中造假。

　　陳健爾在1996至2004年底任寧波市衛生局副局長，2004年底到寧波天一職業技術學院擔任校長，在2005年評上了教授職稱。

　　但是學校老師對陳健爾申報職稱的必要條件之一、每年的課時數提出了質疑。在一張被用于證明陳健爾授課情況的浙江大學醫學院寧波教學點的聘書中，多處有著明顯的黏貼痕跡。

　　另外，在天一職業技術學院的教育成果獎申報材料里，記者還發現了一份2008年5月教育部頒發的“陳建爾同志任2006—2010年教育部高等學校高職高專相關醫學專業類教學指導委員會委員”的證書(評上教指委委員的一般都是國家頂尖專家)。

　　證書上的“陳建爾”沒有單人旁，但由于當時陳健爾是為了申報教育成果獎提供的材料，所以這個證書應該是發給陳健爾的。

　　記者查詢了國家教育部網站，但在2006年—2010年教指委委員成員名單中，并沒有“天一學院陳健爾”的名字，而只有“陳建爾上海醫科大學”，“建”字沒有單人旁，而上海醫科大學早已在2002年并入復旦大學，經過查詢，復旦大學也沒有“陳建爾”這個人。

　　而天一職業技術學院的員工們也認為，按照天一學院的名氣或者個人學術地位，陳健爾不可能被評為教育部的教指委委員。

　　有人懷疑，“陳建爾”是否就是陳健爾為獲取教指委委員資格而取的“馬甲”？

　　不滿院長做法課題組成員實名舉報

　　據了解，在課題小組集體舉報陳健爾之前，今年年初，就有人在天涯論壇、東方論壇舉報他的造假行為。

　　作為參與造假的核心成員，這些教職工為何冒著自毀前途的危險，舉報自己的上級？

　　“實名舉報意味著很大的風險，對我們個人沒有任何好處。但是網上舉報的出現，讓我們下定決心，站出來澄清事實。”樂軍波說。

　　由于不滿院長的做法和作風，課題組的核心4人再加上幾名教職工，實名向上級舉報陳健爾造假，且每個人都在名字后面附上了手機號。

　　昨天，記者試圖聯系陳健爾，但是雖然接通了他的手機，但始終無人接聽。記者又來到了寧波教育局詢問此事，教育局相關負責人說，從11月初開始，教育局紀委、高教處已經介入調查此事，并已找了相關人員談話，結論目前還不方便透露，但教育局會在一個星期內對此事進行通報，給當事人、公眾一個答復。

　　（錢江晚報）

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寧波市8家醫療單位招聘488名醫科應屆畢業生

　　中國寧波網訊記者昨日從市衛生局獲悉，今年該局直屬醫療單位將面向社會公開招聘2010年畢業的醫學類全日制應屆畢業生488名。

　　據了解，本次參與招聘的8家醫療單位分別為：市李惠利醫院、市第一醫院、市第二醫院、市婦兒醫院、市中醫院、市康寧醫院、市急救中心、市戒毒研究中心。

　　本次招聘有兩次現場報名機會：1月20日至1月22日到各醫療單位報名；1月30日，在市國際會展中心舉行的寧波市第21屆大中專畢業生洽談會相關單位攤位上報名。

　　報名方法：先從網上下載并填好報名表，在規定時間內攜帶報名表、本人簡歷、身份證、學生證、學校推薦表、近期免冠1寸照片2張及相關證件的原件和復印件，由本人自行報名，報名者限報一個單位。

　　本次公開招聘考試采取筆試和面試相結合的辦法進行。筆試時間為2月3日13：30—16：30；2月中旬可確認面試人員名單。

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牛肉面館六萬年薪聘人事經理多數學生愿意嘗試

　　多數大學生愿意試一試，也有人嫌發展空間有限

　　一名下面條師傅、兩三服務員，最多再加名收銀員——說起牛肉面館，多數人會想起就是這樣的人員配置。但武漢一家牛肉面館招聘人力資源經理，年薪高達6萬元。

　　昨日，記者在前程無憂武漢站首頁發現這家名為“泰來”的牛肉面館，招聘人力資源經理。招聘廣告里，該職位崗位職責多達13項。根據廣告提供的聯系方式，記者來到該牛肉面館設在武昌的總部，采訪了其負責人陳先生。

　　小小牛肉面館，為何要花高薪聘人力資源經理？陳先生介紹，因為有19家加盟店，合計起來有150余名員工。在管理加盟店過程中，他們有意學習麥當勞、肯德基等洋快餐的管理模式，為各店員工建立一套量化培訓、考核體系。這需要組建新的人力資源部門。“一碗牛肉面必須是150克面條，30克牛肉。”陳先生舉例說，招聘人力資源經理，就是像這樣制定考核制度，讓店內所有操作工、營業員等都按標準作業。如果人力資源經理制定出的新制度效果明顯，公司還將提高這一職位的薪水。

　　對于牛肉面館高薪招聘人力資源經理的做法，求職者反應不一。昨日，記者調查了17名人力資源專業的大學畢業生。結果顯示，大部分學生認為專業對口，薪水也挺豐厚，愿意試一試。但也有人認為，牛肉面館發展空間有限，不會優先考慮此工作。

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補習-President Bush Attends Armed Forces Farewell Tribute in Honor of General Peter P

October 1, 2007

THE PRESIDENT: Mr. Vice President, Mrs. Cheney, Secretary Gates, members of the Cabinet, members of Congress, members of the Diplomatic Corps, members of the finest military ever, that United States military, Secretary Rumsfeld, General Myers, members of the Pace and Mullen family and distinguished guests. Today we pay tribute to an outstanding Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and we welcome his distinguished successor.

Ceremonies like this are a storied military tradition. It is a time when families, friends and comrades honor those who have fulfilled great duties to their nation. It is a time when we show admiration to those who step forward to assume new obligations. It's a time when we make generous use of words like honor and character. Sometimes those words are used too often. In the case of the two men we celebrate today, those words cannot be used too much.

Admiral Mike Mullen comes to this post with a broad and unique range of talents and experience. Some of you may not know that his parents were highly-regarded members of the Hollywood community, who worked for some of the greatest entertainers of the day. Many people are surprised when told about the Admiral's show business roots. After all, he's humble, well-grounded, and filled with common sense. (Laughter.) Not exactly what one thinks about when they think of Hollywood values. (Laughter.)

Admiral Mullen left California to attend the United States Naval Academy to pursue a career in military service. He soon found himself stationed on a destroyer on the gun line off the coast of Vietnam. During that tour, Admiral Mullen was part of operations so intense that the gun barrels on his ship glowed red. That was the beginning of a distinguished career.

The Admiral has commanded three ships, an aircraft carrier battle group, and the U.S. Second Fleet. He served as the commander of all U.S. naval forces in Europe and the NATO Joint Force Command. And later, as Chief of Naval Operations, he championed the construction of new types of vessels needed to deal with the threats of the 21st century.

Admiral Mike Mullen understands what's at stake in the war on terror. He was on duty at the Pentagon when Flight 77 made its doomed plunge. He felt the plane slam into the building. He saw the carnage and devastation. And like all who worked there that terrible day, he still carries the pain and the loss. Admiral Mullen was there when war reached America's shore -- and he brings the talent, vision and judgment needed to help us fight and win that war.

As Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Mullen will follow his strong belief that every member of our Armed Forces is, as he put it, part of one team and one fight. He will continue to set a sterling example to our men and women in uniform. He will bring judgment and candor to decisions that may mean the difference between life and death for young Americans who are serving our nation. He will demonstrate the same love of country and dedication to duty that inspired his sons to follow him into military service.

Admiral Mike Mullen is a man of decency and honor, and I congratulate you on your new assignment. And I know your parents would be proud. And I thank you and Deborah and Jack and Michael for your service to our nation. (Applause.)

As Admiral Mullen begins his service as Chairman, he is fortunate to have as an example the man we honor today. General Pete Pace is one of the most respected and accomplished military leaders I have ever known. He helped craft America's response to an unprecedented assault on our homeland. He helped liberate two nations from brutal tyrannies and helped bring freedom to millions of people. He began the process of transforming our military into a more efficient and effective force.

Yet these accomplishments do not begin to tell the full story of this remarkable man. That story begins in Teaneck, New Jersey, where General Pace grew up the proud son of an Italian immigrant. His dad worked two and sometimes three jobs to provide for his family. His mom attended church service every Sunday, and, according to the good General, still lights candles to pray that her children are happy, healthy and safe.

General Pace was a good student and a good athlete. His mom said the General has been good at everything he's ever done. Some of you may think mothers are required to say only admiring things about their sons. Well, take it from me, it's not always the case. (Laughter.)

General Pace's dad died before he could see his son reach the height of his career -- yet he always knew that his son would be a success. His family believed in his potential -- and they weren't the only ones. There is something about General Pete Pace that makes believers out of nearly everyone. That includes the men who served with him in Vietnam and whom he led during some of the most vicious urban combat in American military history. It includes the troops he led in Somalia who looked to him for resolve and guidance during difficult times. It includes Marines who look with pride on the first of their ranks to lead the Joint Chiefs of Staff. It includes two Secretaries of Defense who relied on the General during tough and trying times. And it includes a President who has counted on General Pace's candor and sound judgment during some of the most difficult times in our country's history.

During his service at the Pentagon, General Pete Pace has shown us many talents. He's shown an intellect sharpened by post-graduate studies at George Washington and Harvard. He's shown us great oratorical skills -- this is a man who frequently speaks without notes -- I really don't recommend this to everyone. (Laughter.) He's shown a sharp wit. When a Naval commander once made an edgy joke in front of the Secretary of Defense, the General stepped right in and gave the young officer some advice. He said, Never let a promising career stand in the way of a good joke. (Laughter.)

The most important attribute General Pete Pace has shown us is a quiet strength. It is a strength that has won the admiration of friends and peers. It is a strength built on the love and support of a strong and devoted wife, Lynne, and their family, Peter, Lynsey and Tiffany. It is a strength that gave Pete solace in the tough, and sometimes bitter, world of Washington, D.C. It helped him bring selflessness to a city filled with egos, and a dignity to a political process that might have worn down lesser men. He now leaves active service with a distinguished team in place and a talented successor. And yet I also have the sense that General Pace is not going to end it all here. He's a man who has always put country first and he will find new ways to serve.

General Pete Pace always understood what's important. It wasn't titles received, or honors bestowed -- and it certainly was not the good graces of official Washington. What mattered most were the young men and women who serve our country and risk their lives for its honored cause. He kept a picture on his desk of the first Marine who died under his command in Vietnam. He can still recite the names of all other Marines who died under that first command -- and because this is a man with a tender heart, sometimes it's hard for him to get through all the names without choking up a little bit.

Pete has devoted his life to those who wear our country's uniform. And they are devoted to General Pace. They're among the hundreds who've received his advice and friendship. They're among the thousands who lined up at military bases during his final tour to shake his hand and wish him well and say goodbye. They're among the millions whose names he will never know but who will always remember him. And they include that single soldier who came up to the General on his last visit to the war zone. He looked at General Pace with gratitude, respect and pride, and said, Thanks for your service. We'll take it from here.

General Pace, throughout your life, you have led those troops to honorable achievements and into the pages of history. Because of your example, you can know that with courage, valor and confidence, they will take it from here.

And so Godspeed to my friend, General Pete Pace. Thanks for your courage. Thanks for your leadership. And thanks for your service to a country we love. (Applause.)

END 12:00 P.M. EDT

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補習-President Bush Attends Arlington National Cemetery Memorial Day Commemoration

May 26, 2008

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you. Mr. Secretary, thank you for the kind introduction. Members of my Cabinet, members of the administration, Admiral Mullen, members of the United States Congress, Senator Warner and Congressman Skelton, members of the military, our veterans, honored guests, families of the fallen: Laura and I are honored to be with you on Memorial Day and thank you for coming.

A few moments ago, I placed a wreath upon the tomb of three brave American[s] who gave their lives in service to our nation. The names of these honored are known only to the Creator who delivered them home from the anguish of war -- but their valor is known to us all. It's the same valor that endured the stinging cold of Valley Forge. It is the same valor that planted the proud colors of a great nation on a mountaintop on Iwo Jima. It is the same valor that charged fearlessly through the assault of enemy fire from the mountains of Afghanistan to the deserts of Iraq. It is the valor that has defined the armed forces of the United States of America throughout our history.

Today, we gather to honor those who gave everything to preserve our way of life. The men and women we honor here served for liberty. They sacrificed for liberty. And in countless acts of courage, they died for liberty. From faraway lands, they were returned to cemeteries like this one, where broken hearts received their broken bodies -- they found peace beneath the white headstones in the land they fought to defend.

It is a solemn reminder of the cost of freedom that the number of headstones in a place such as this grows with every new Memorial Day. In a world where freedom is constantly under attack and in a world where our security is challenged, the joys of liberty are often purchased by the sacrifices of those who serve a cause greater than themselves. Today we mourn and remember all who have given their lives in the line of duty. Today we lift up our hearts especially those who've fallen in the past year.

We remember Army Specialist Ronald Tucker of Fountain, Colorado. As a young man, Ronnie was known for having an infectious smile and a prankster's sense of humor. And then he joined the United States Army, which brought out a more mature side in him. Ronnie transformed from a lighthearted teenager into a devoted soldier and a dutiful son who called his mother every day from his post in Iraq. In his final act of duty, less than a month ago, he worked with other members of his unit to build a soccer field for Iraqi children. As he drove back to his base, an enemy bomb robbed him of his life. And today our nation grieves for the loss of Ronnie Tucker.

We remember two Navy SEALS -- Nathan Hardy of Durham, New Hampshire, and Michael Koch of State College, Pennsylvania. Nate and Mike were partners in the field and they were close friends in the barracks. Through several missions together, they had developed the unique bond of brotherhood that comes from trusting another with your life. They even shared a battlefield tradition: They would often head into battle with American flags clutched to their chests underneath their uniform. Nate and Mike performed this ritual for the last time on February the 4th -- they both laid down their lives in Iraq after being ambushed by terrorists. These two friends spent their last few moments on earth together, doing what they loved most -- defending the United States of America. Today, Nathan Hardy and Mike Koch lay at rest next to each other right here on the grounds of Arlington.

The men and women of American armed forces perform extraordinary acts of heroism every single day. Like the nation they serve, they do not glory in the devastation of war. They also do not flinch from combat when liberty and justice are embattled. Ronald Tucker, Nathan Hardy and Mike Koch make clear, they do not waver -- even in the face of danger.

And so today, here in Washington and across our country, we pay tribute to all who have fallen -- a tribute never equal to the debt they are owed. We will forever honor their memories. We will forever search for their comrades, the POWs and MIAs. And we pledge -- we offer a solemn pledge to persevere and to provide the security for our citizens and secure the peace for which they fought.

The soil of Arlington and other sites is filled with liberty's defenders. It is nourished by their heroism. It is watered by the silent tears of the mothers and fathers, and husbands and wives, and sons and daughters they left behind. Today we pray for God's blessing on all who grieve and ask the Almighty to strengthen and comfort them today and everyday.

On this Memorial Day, I stand before you as the Commander-in-Chief and try to tell you how proud I am at the sacrifice and service of the men and women who wear our uniform. They're an awesome bunch of people and the United States is blessed to have such citizens. (Applause.)

I am humbled by those who have made the ultimate sacrifice that allow a free civilization to endure and flourish. It only remains for us, the heirs of their legacy, to have the courage and the character to follow their lead -- and to preserve America as the greatest nation on earth and the last best hope for mankind.

May God bless you and may God bless America. (Applause.)

END 11:23 A.M. EDT

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補習-President Bush Attends APEC CEO Summit 2008

PRESIDENT BUSH: Gracias, señor. (Laughter.) What he forgot to say, Secretary Rice, is that he went to Notre Dame. She is a great supporter of Notre Dame. And thank you for having me. Laura and I are delighted to be back in your country.

This is my second trip as President. I have been looking forward to it. And I appreciate the opportunity to come and discuss the state of the financial situation with such an august group. I want to thank you for making the Asia Pacific region a vibrant part of the world.

I believe it is important for the world to recognize, and for our country to recognize, that the United States is a Pacific nation. And over the past eight years, I have made it a priority -- I made APEC a priority. I've been to every single APEC summit. (Applause.) I want to send a clear signal that it's in our nation's interest that we engage actively and consistently with the nations of APEC.

My first international trip after September the 11th, 2001, was to an APEC summit in Shanghai. My first trip overseas after my reelection in 2004 was to the APEC summit in Chile. And now that I'm headed to retirement -- (laughter) -- my last trip as President is to APEC here in Lima. (Applause.)

This summit comes at a serious time during economic turmoil. And I'm looking forward to our discussions. It is -- also comes at a time of unprecedented cooperation. A week ago in Washington, you might have heard that I had the honor of hosting a summit in what will be the series of international summits to address the financial crisis. I didn't believe we could solve all problems in one meeting, but I did believe it was important for us to host the initial summit to get it started, to lay the foundation for successful -- for meetings.

I also didn't believe that the meeting ought to be with kind of a handful of countries. Some suggested, keep the meeting small. I didn't agree with that. And that's why we invited 20 leaders, including eight members of APEC -- because I believe developed nations and developing nations needed to be sitting at the same table to have an honest, fruitful dialogue. (Applause.) After all, nations in Asia and Latin America now contribute more to the world economy than ever before. Nations are feeling the painful effects of the financial crisis; I understand that. And so all of us need to be involved in the solution. And we'll discuss this during our APEC meetings here, starting today.

At the summit, leaders from around the world sent a powerful message of unity and determination. We agreed on principles and actions to modernize the financial structures of the 21st century. There's a recognition that while our economies have changed, the financial structures that we are dealing with were primarily written in the 20th century. We believe in transparency and integrity in the markets that will make sure that firms and financial products are subject to proper regulation and oversight.

We agreed that the world's financial authorities must improve cooperation, that governments must keep their promises to the developing world. One point I'll make this morning at the APEC summit is to say that the United States is committing

-- committed to improving social justice, and we will not let this economic turmoil prevent us from helping nations educate their people, provide good health care, feed the hungry, and deal with diseases like HIV/AIDS and malaria.

We agreed that we must reform the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank to better reflect the important role of developing nations. And we agreed to keep our markets open and firmly reject protectionism. (Applause.) All these steps are essential to rebuilding confidence in our financial systems. Yet the only way to regain strength in the long term is sustained economic growth. And among the most powerful engines of that growth are the businesses and workers and entrepreneurs of the Asia Pacific region.

A few decades ago, a statement like this would have seemed unimaginable. Many Asia Pacific economies were mired in poverty; their governments pursued backward economic policies. Then leaders started to make bold decisions by opening up their markets, by welcoming investment and trade, and by tapping the potential of the private sector. The results have astonished the world.

In the midst of all this turmoil, it's important to remember what has taken place as we chart our future. The APEC region's share of the global economy has grown nearly 55 percent. Isn't that interesting? When we meet today in Lima, Peru, about 55 percent of the total world's economy will be at that table. In a single generation, the percentage of East Asians living in poverty has plummeted from nearly 80 percent to 18 percent. We're witnessing a dramatic shift of history, as the center of the world economic stage moves from West to East

-- from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

Some view the rise of Asia Pacific with suspicion and fear. America doesn't. The United States welcomes the success of emerging economies throughout the region. We welcome the new hope that comes when people escape poverty and join a confident middle class. We welcome new buyers for our products, and new investors for American enterprise. We welcome new competition that leads our own workers and businesses to be more efficient. In an interconnected global economy, the gains of any advance the interests of all. So over the past eight years, America has engaged this vital region more closely than ever before.

Continuing that engagement is especially important during the times of economic strain. The policies of free enterprise that lifted up so many in this region can help chart a path to recovery for the whole world. That's what's important for people to know. That which enabled us to be successful in the past must be used to help us chart a more hopeful future for tomorrow. With confidence in our ideals, we can turn the challenge we face today to an opportunity -- and lead the way toward a new era of prosperity for the Asia Pacific and beyond.

So I want to talk today about how to do that and I want to focus -- and I think we ought to focus our efforts on three great forces for economic growth: free markets, free trade, and free people. (Applause.)

First, our nations must maintain confidence in the power of free markets. Now, I know in the wake of the financial crisis, free markets have been under very harsh criticism from the left and from the right. It's true the free market system is not perfect. It can be subject to excesses and abuse. As we've seen in recent months, there are times when government intervention is essential to restart frozen markets and to protect overall economic health. Yet it is also essential that nations resist the temptation to overcorrect by imposing regulations that would stifle innovation and choke off growth. The verdict of history is unmistakable: The greater threat to prosperity is not too little government involvement in the market -- it is too much.

Over the decades, the free market system has proved the most efficient way and the just way of structuring an economy. Free markets offer people the freedom to choose where they work and what they want; offers people the opportunity to buy or sell products as they see fit; gives people the dignity that comes with profiting from their talent and their hard work. Free markets provide the incentives to lead to prosperity -- the incentive to work, to innovate, to save and invest wisely, and to create jobs for others. And as millions of people pursue these incentives together, whole societies benefit.

No region of the world demonstrates the power of free markets more vividly than the Asia Pacific. Free markets helped Japan grow into the world's second-largest economy. Free markets helped South Korea make itself one of the most technologically advanced nations on Earth. Free markets helped Chile triple its economy and cut its poverty rate by more than two-thirds over the past two decades. And last year, free market policies helped make Peru's economy the second-fastest growing in APEC.

Secondly, our nations must keep our commitment to free trade. When nations open their markets to trade and investment, businesses and farmers and workers find new buyers for their products. Consumers benefit because they have more choices and better prices. Entrepreneurs get their ideas off the ground with funding from anywhere in the world.

Trade is seen as controversial in some places, but here in the Asia Pacific region its benefits are beyond doubt. Trade transformed the economies of the Asian Tigers -- Singapore, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Taiwan -- into global powerhouses. Trade fueled the rise of a new generation of Tigers -- nations like Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam. And in the most dramatic case of all, trade helped lift China out of isolation and poverty -- and into three decades of rapid economic growth and closer engagement with the world.

Expanding trade and investment has been one of the highest priorities of my administration. When I took office, America had free trade agreements in force with only three nations. Today, we have agreements in force with 14 -- including China*, Singapore, and Australia. We have agreements that will soon take effect with three more countries, including Peru. We concluded agreements with Colombia, Panama, and South Korea. And it is extremely disappointing that the United States Congress adjourned without passing these three agreements. And I urge all those who support free trade to continuing pressing the case for the Congress to pass free trade agreements with Colombia and Panama and South Korea. (Applause.)

I just had a chance to have a cup of coffee with President Uribe. He is a strong leader. He's a good friend. And our Congress and our government must never turn our back on such a friend as Uribe. (Applause.)

In addition to negotiating these free trade agreements, my administration supported the accession of China, Taiwan, and Vietnam into the World Trade Organization. We're negotiating bilateral investment treaties with China and Vietnam. We're discussing similar agreements with Taiwan, Indonesia, and Russia.

These steps have brought benefits to America, and they brought benefits to our trading partners. Since I took office, America's trade with the world has grown from $2.5 trillion to $4 trillion -- an increase of nearly 60 percent. Trade with Chile and the United States has more than doubled. Trade between Peru and the United States has more than doubled. And trade between China and the United States has more than tripled. Overall, America's trade with APEC nations now accounts for nearly two-thirds of our trade in the world.

Greater economic integration in the Asia Pacific advances the interests of all. So earlier this year, America began discussions on a new regional free trade agreement with Brunei and Chile, New Zealand and Singapore. This agreement has the potential to open up new opportunities across the region. And we welcome other APEC members to join, and we appreciate Australia and Peru's recent announcements that they will join. Eventually, this agreement could be the foundation of something even more promising -- a free trade area of the Asia Pacific, where goods and services and capital flow across borders without barriers.

The nations in this region must also continuing to work -- must continue to work down -- continue working to break down trade barriers at the global level. We have an immediate opportunity to do so through the Doha Round at the WTO. One of the enduring lessons of the Great Depression is that global protectionism is a path to global economic ruin.

At our summit in Washington last weekend, leaders from around the world expressed strong support for completing Doha. Isn't that interesting? Over 20 nations at the table, from all different kinds of backgrounds, expressed solidarity with the idea of completing Doha. And now we've got to put those words into action. I recognize I'm leaving office in two months, but nevertheless, this administration will push hard to put the modalities in place so that Doha can be completed, and so we can send a message: We refuse to accept protectionism in the 21st century. (Applause.)

The third great force for economic growth in this region is the limitless potential of free people. As the business leaders in this room understand, the greatest resource any country has is the creativity of its citizens. That's what economists call human capital. And the best way to unleash that resource is, is to build healthy, educated, and democratic societies.

One requirement of any free and prosperous society is accountable and effective government. The United States launched the Millennium Challenge Account to invest in nations that fight corruption, pursue wise economic policies, and invest in the health and education of their citizens. Today, Millennium Challenge programs support some of the world's most promising developing nations -- from Indonesia to the Philippines to Peru. This initiative demonstrates a larger truth: Whether it leans left or right, any government that is honest with its people, that exists to serve the people, that advances social justice and desires peace, will have a partner in the United States of America.

America is helping build -- helping governments lift the daily burdens that hold their people back, such as hunger and ignorance and disease. We're cooperating with APEC nations to adopt better farming practices and build up local agriculture markets. We're partnering with leaders to defeat the AIDS epidemic in places like Papua New Guinea and Vietnam. We're supporting countries like Indonesia that invest in basic education. We're committed to these efforts. And as I said earlier, we'll be committed to these efforts regardless of the ebb and flow of the markets, and our partners can be confident that the compassion agenda of the United States of America will continue.

Ultimately, the only way for a nation to realize its full potential is for its people to live in freedom -- it includes both economic and political freedom. When people are free to profit from their abilities, they prosper. When people prosper, they demand more liberty in other areas of their lives. And we have seen this story unfold throughout this region. To continue freedom's momentum, the United States and other free nations are taking practical steps to support young democracies through the Asia Pacific Democracy Partnership. We recognize that democracies develop at their own speeds, consistent with their own cultures. But when people experience the dignity and the opportunity that freedom brings, they never turn back. I've told people a lot since my presidency this truth: I believe there is an Almighty. And I believe a gift of that Almighty to every man, woman and child on the face of the Earth is freedom. (Applause.)

As we look to the future, the tasks facing our nations are no doubt demanding. Recovering from the financial crisis is going to take time. But we'll recover, and in so doing, begin a new era of prosperity.

The nations of APEC have faced tests before. We have risen to meet them together, and we will do so again. Over the past eight years, we've taken measures to protect our people from terror and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. We've responded to natural disasters. We've worked to prevent the spread of potential pandemic diseases like avian flu and SARS. We've worked to confront climate change and usher in a new age of clean energy. We're standing for a Korean Peninsula free of nuclear weapons -- and with a Burma free of repression.

Above all, we can be confident in the future of this region because we know the spirit of its people. And I've seen it firsthand. When I attended my first APEC summit in Shanghai -- just a few weeks after September the 11th, 2001 -- I said that America would always remember the signs of support from our friends in the region. I remember the American flag flying from every fire truck in Montreal, Canada. I remember children kneeling in silent prayer outside our embassy in Seoul. I remember baseball players in Japan observing moments of silence. I remember a sign handwritten in English at a candlelight vigil in Beijing that read, Freedom and justice will not be stopped.

The bonds of unity we felt then remain today, and they will always remain. Long after this crisis has passed, the United States of America will stay engaged in this region. We will continue working with our partners to build an Asia Pacific where people can work and worship and trade in freedom, where children grow up with hope and pursue their dreams, and where thriving, prosperous nations continue to inspire the world.

Thanks for letting me come by. Que Dios le bendiga. God bless. (Applause.)

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