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Source: The Florida Times-Union, JacksonvilleSept.迷你倉最平 19--FRIDAYBooks Into Movie, in conjunction with John Grisham Movie Month, 2 p.m., Ida Hilton Public Library, 1105 North Way, Darien. (912) 437-2124.Shrimp and Grits: The Wild Georgia Shrimp Festival, 5:30-9 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, Jekyll Island Historic Landmark District, downtown Jekyll Island. Includes arts and crafts vendors, a Shrimp and Grits Cooking Competition, a Kids Fun Zone, Craft Brew Tasting, live entertainment and music. wildgeorgiashrimp.com."You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," 7 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, St. Marys Little Theatre, 511 Osborne St. $12 adults, $8 children 12 and younger. stmaryslittletheatre.com.SATURDAYCar Wash to benefit the St. Marys Badge of Benevolence Project, presented by the St. Marys Police Auxiliary, 6 a.m., Ace Hardware, 687 Charlie Smith Sr. Highway. Weather permitting. (912) 729-2648.Nature Photography Workshop, registration, 7:30 a.m. Saturday; classroom and hands-on exercises, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday; hands-on photography in the field, 7-11 a.m. Sunday, focusing on photographing the plants, flowers and butterflies seen in late September, as well as alligators; Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge's Visitor Center, about 11 miles southwest of Folkston, off Georgia 121/23. Features photographer John Reed. Register for one or both days. $55, both days by Friday; $50 Saturday only, $25 Sunday only. (912) 496-7836 or fws.gov/okefenokee.Free exercise class, 9-10 a.m. Saturdays, Agape Church, 10600 Colerain Road, St. Marys. Exercise using only free weights and a mat. (912) 576-2008 or email getufit2008@yahoo.com.Okefenokee Explorer Saturdays, The Special Bird of the Okefenokee, hike 9 a.m., program 2 p.m., on the unique requirements of the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker; Gator Gossip, 10 a.m. and 3 and 4 p.m., with interesting facts about the alligator; "Gator Gossip Patio Talk, 11 a.m.; Cane Pole Trail Nature Walk, 1-1:45 p.m., on the Suwannee Canal, Okefenokee's plants and animals and the importance of fire; Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge's Visitor Center, about 11 miles southwest of Folkston, off Georgia 121/23. (912) 496-7836 or fws.gov/okefenokee.Fun at Crooked River, Nature Craft, 10-11 a.m., with making a craft using nature as inspiration, $1; Wildlife of Our World, 1-2 p.m., on the animals in the park, $1; Story and Craft Time, 6-7 p.m., with a ranger story on the animals in the park, followed by making a craft, $1; Crooked River State Park, 6222 Charlie Smith Senior Highway, St. Marys. Parking $5. (912) 882-5256.Pride Festival themed "Pride Without Limits," noon-7 p.m., John W. Saunders Park, Valdosta. Includes speakers, live entertainment, music and a kids' area with a bounce house and fun activities. southgapride.com.SUNDAYRhythm on the River, Historic Downtown Brunswick's outdoor concert series, 6-8 p.m., Queen Square, at Newcastle and Mansfield streets, Brunswick. Features Defunk. Bring the kids, blankets, picnic and a favorite beverage $10 adults, children 16 and younger get in free. (912) 265-4032.MONDAYMammogram screenings, presented by the Wellness on Wheels mobile health vehicle, All mammograms require a physician's order; insurance is accepted and financial assistance is available to patients who qualify.-- Monday -- 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., IGA Supermarket, U.S. 84, Ludowici. (912) 545-2107.-- Tuesday -- 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., McKinney Community Health Care, 122 N. Main St., Nahunta. (912) 462-6222.-- Wednesday -- 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Camden County Health Department, 905 Dilworth St., St. Marys. (912) 882-8515.-- Thursday -- 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Camden County Health Department, 1501 Georgia Ave., Woodbine. (912) 576-3040.-- Sept. 30 -- 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Glynn County Health Department, 2747 Fourth St., Brunswick. (912) 279-3351.Auditions for Disney's "Tarzan," for grades 2 though adult, 6 p.m. Monday-Tuesday, Savannah Children's Theatre, 2160 E. Victory Drive. (912) 238-9015 or savannahchildrenstheatre.org.TUESDAYStorytime for children 8-12, accompanied by an adult, 10:30 a.m., Brunswick-Glynn County Library, 208 Gloucester St., Brunswick. Features reading, storytelling and crafts. (912) 267-1212.Health Education Lecture, 6-7 p.m., Southeast Georgia Health System Camden Campus, Cafeteria Conference Room, 2000 Dan Proctor Drive, St. Marys. Speaker is Diane G. Bowen, plastic surgeon and member of the SGHS medical staff, on "Breast Cancer and Reconstruction Care of the 21st Century." Includes light refreshments. Free. Registration, (855) 275-7447.Open House, 6:30-8 p.m., The Medical Plaza, Wolfson Children's Hospital at Southeast Georgia Health System, 3025 Shrine Road, Brunswick. Includes tours of the facility, an opportunity to meet physicians and other medical professionals and learn about health care services available. (912) 466-5770.WEDNESDAYReading at the library: Book Babies' Reading Program for babies 6-23 months, 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays; Toddler Time Reading Program for children ages迷你倉2 and older, 10:15 a.m. Wednesdays; Story Time Reading Program for children ages 3-5, 11 a.m. Wednesdays; Camden County Public Library, 1410 Georgia 40 E., Kingsland. Includes stories, puppets, finger plays, music and dancing. Story time includes a craft. Siblings welcome. (912) 729-3741.The Golden Isles Book Discussion Group, 10:30 a.m., Brunswick-Glynn County Library, 208 Gloucester St., Brunswick. The book to discuss is "The Devil in the White City" by Erik Larson. (912) 267-1212."Shiver Me Timbers" Story Time, 10:30 a.m., Ida Hilton Public Library, 1105 North Way, Darien. Includes a craft. (912) 437-2124.Free blood pressure and blood sugar screenings, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Wednesdays, Dick Mitchell Health Information Center, Outpatient Care Center, 2500 Starling St., Brunswick. (912) 466-5160.Lunch and Learn For Your Health, noon-1 p.m., Golden Isles YMCA, 144 Scranton Connector, Brunswick. Topic is "Prostate Cancer Awareness." Registration, (912) 265-4100."The Artist," as part of the Literary Guild of St. Simons Island Film Series, 7 p.m., St. Simons Island Casino, 550 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island. The 2011 French Film is rated PG-13. $3. (912) 289-7357 or email litguildssi@gmail.com.THURSDAYFree blood pressure and blood sugar screenings, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursdays, Health Information Center, main lobby, 2000 Dan Proctor Drive, St. Marys. (912) 576-6443.Books Into Movie, in conjunction with John Grisham Movie Month, 2 p.m., Ida Hilton Public Library, 1105 North Way, Darien. (912) 437-2124.Golf Benefits, Meet the Local Pros to benefit local children's charities, 5-7 p.m. Thursday, King and Prince Beach Resort, with cocktails and heavy hors d'oeuvres; Swing For Kids Tournament to benefit Boys & Girls Club of Southeast Georgia, lunch/registration, 11 a.m.; shotgun start, noon Sept. 27; King and Prince Golf Course, with a golf clinic, contests a charity scramble and prizes. Meet the Local Pros, $65; tournament, $125; both events, $180. mcgladreyclassic.com.Genuine American Hootenanny, children's concert, 9:30 a.m.; barbecue dinner, 6 p.m.; full concert, 7:30 p.m.; Turner Center for the Arts, 527 N. Patterson St., Valdosta. Includes folk music and dance by Aubrey Atwater and Elwood Donnelly. $30 a person, $55 a couple, $10 children younger than 10; $20 concert only. (229) 247-2787 or turnercenter.org.SEPT. 27Traditional American and Celtic Folk Music and Dance, 7:30 p.m., Historic Ritz Theatre, 1530 Newcastle St., Brunswick. Features award-winning, internationally acclaimed duo, Aubrey Atwater and Elwood Donnelly with an evening of traditional American and Celtic folk songs and percussive dance. $10 members, $15 nonmembers, in advance; $15 members, $20 nonmembers, at the door; $5 students. (912) 262-2934.SEPT. 28Okefenokee Explorer Saturdays, National Public Lands Day, 8 a.m.-1 p.m., with a clean-up of Chesser Island with free hot dogs and refreshments; The Special Bird of the Okefenokee, hike 9 a.m., program 2 p.m., on the unique requirements of the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker; Gator Gossip, 10 a.m. and 3 and 4 p.m., with interesting facts about the alligator; Cane Pole Trail Nature Walk, 1-1:45 p.m., on the Suwannee Canal, Okefenokee's plants and animals and the importance of fire; Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge's Visitor Center, about 11 miles southwest of Folkston, off Georgia 121/23. (912) 496-7836 or fws.gov/okefenokee.Free exercise class, 9-10 a.m. Saturdays, Agape Church, 10600 Colerain Road, St. Marys. Exercise using only free weights and a mat. (912) 576-2008 or email getufit2008@yahoo.com.Fun at Crooked River, Beautification Program as part of Your State Parks Day, 9-11 a.m., with a clean-up of the area, meeting at the Nature Center; Wildlife of Our World, 1-2 p.m., on the animals in the park, $1; Animal Feeding, 1:30-3:30 p.m., with a talk about the diets of the animals that live at the Nature Center featuring a feeding of carnivores, $1; Crooked River State Park, 6222 Charlie Smith Senior Highway, St. Marys. Parking $5. (912) 882-5256.Community-Wide Family Reunion, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Boys and Girls Club's downtown campus, 215 W. North St. Includes live entertainment, vendors, games, free activities for kids and a food drop from the local food bank. (229) 234-2353 or ncnwofvaldosta.org.JFly Music Festival to benefit "How Big is Your Dream?" 4-11 p.m., Phoenix Park, downtown Waycross. Features Bobby Brown, Tony Terry, Jeff Bradshaw, Cherrelle, Howard Hewett and Chandra Currelley. Free. howbigisyourdream.org.SEPT. 30Coastal Camden Art League meeting, 6:30 p.m., 2603-Q Osborne Road, Kings Bay Village Shopping Center, St. Marys. (912) 673-0102.Fax events to (904) 359-4478 or email events@jacksonville.com. Complete listing at jacksonville.com/calendars. To put your event in the free online calendar, go to events.jacksonville.com.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Florida Times-Union (Jacksonville, Fla.) Visit The Florida Times-Union (Jacksonville, Fla.) at .jacksonville.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存

Source: Post-Bulletin, Rochester, Minn.迷你倉Sept. 19--After several questions about e-cigarettes were answered with an expert saying, "There isn't a study," Chatfield resident Pamela Stephens finally asked, "Will Mayo be doing a study?"More than 50 people attended Wednesday night's Post-Bulletin's Dialogues program on e-cigarettes at the Rochester Public Library.The crowd listened to comments from a panel that included Dr. Richard Hurt, of Mayo's Nicotine Dependence Center and a national expert on smoking cessation; Erin Simmons, of the American Lung Association; Pete Giesen, Olmsted County public health director; and Michael Wojcik, a Rochester City Council member. In addition, e-cigarettes advocate Matt Black and e-cigarettes store owners Tory Keefe and Matt Tlougan were part of the panel. Post-Bulletin Managing Editor Jay Furst moderated the discussion.After introductions from the panel members, crowd members asked questions. Early questions dealt with the use of e-cigarettes by teenagers and the make-up of the vapors. E-cigarettes utilize a heating element to release vapors, which can include nicotine.On the topic of children, Tlougan, who co- owns the Vape It Zone kiosk at Apache Mall, said his business does not sell to anyone under the age of 18. Keefe, who owns Vapin Midwest in Rochester, took exception to the notion that e-cigarettes target kids any more than any other "age-limited" products.When the discussion turned to the make-up of the vapors, both Black and Hurt said there's little extensive research to determine if there are health issues related to e-cigarettes. Hurt said there's no doubt, however, that e-cigarettes are a "drug delivery device" and he advocated for more regulation while research continues.The lack of research led to Stephens' question about a potential study. Stephens said she started smoking at age 12 and continued, despite rising cigarette costs and pleas from her children, for more than 25 years. When costs climbed to $8 a pack, she tried e-cigarettes and said within two days was done lighting up."I would welcome a study, and would be willing to participate in one," Stephens said.Hurt said Mayo was recently denied a grant to begin a study on t迷你倉e effects or benefits of e-cigarettes. He added that Mayo officials are currently looking for more grants to begin a study.Supporters of e-cigarettes, such as Black and Keefe, said they have seen firsthand stories of people, like Stephens, who used e-cigarettes to quit smoking. Keefe said he knows of 40 people who quit smoking with help of e-cigarettes, and only one had gone back to cigarettes. Tlougan said e-cigarettes helped him quit smoking, and since he quit, his taste buds have revived.Hurt said there would have to be three large studies done, in which twice as many people quit using e-cigarettes as would have quit using a placebo, for e-cigarettes to be labeled a smoking cessation tool. He added those studies had not been published yet. But he also said recent national surveys on the fast-growing use of e-cigs by middle- and high schoolers is reason for concern.Many places in Rochester, including the public library and the Apache Mall, do not allow the use of e-cigarettes. Furst said he talked with owners and managers of local restaurants who said that e-cigarettes are confusing to staff and that they prefer people use them outside, like regular cigarettes. Tlougan said sending e-cigarette users outside is a bad idea."Many people use e-cigarettes because they don't want to be around smokers, smoking. If you send them outside, they will think, 'Hey, I should just smoke.'"Wojcik said he's less concerned about potential hazards of e-cigs and more concerned about the "norming" of smoking in restaurants and other public areas. The council member said he was worried that if children saw their parents using the e-cigs at the table, they would think it was OK to take up the habit.Though a few other advocates of e-cigs at the meeting said they wouldn't strongly object to the city copying Duluth's recent ordinance banning the use of e-cigs in public places such as restaurants, Black said he hopes Rochester doesn't go that way."What I don't want to see is a law passed, and then Mayo does a study and it shows that e-cigarettes are safe," he said.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Post-Bulletin Visit the Post-Bulletin at .postbulletin.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存倉

Source: Pittsburgh Post-GazetteSept.迷你倉 19--If Gov. Tom Corbett has his way, 520,000 low-income Pennsylvanians will become eligible for subsidies to help them buy health insurance. That's good news for those uninsured people, but the picture is not as clear for the 2 million individuals who already are receiving Medicaid, the publicly funded program that covers the poor, disabled and elderly.On Monday, the governor announced a program he calls "Healthy Pennsylvania," which ties together the fates of current Medicaid recipients and low-income adults who don't have health insurance now.Mr. Corbett long has maintained that he would not allow Pennsylvania to expand the pool of residents eligible for Medicaid coverage under the federal Affordable Care Act, Obamacare. That's still his position, but it is somewhat semantic.It's true that under his plan, new customers would not go onto the Medicaid rolls. However, the state would use federal funds available through Obamacare to give subsidies to people whose incomes are up to 133 percent of the federal poverty level. For example, a family of four with a household income of $31,322 would qualify. Currently, Medicaid is not available to childless adults or parents whose incomes are at 50 percent of the federal poverty level or higher, so the subsidies would be a big help to that pool of Pennsylvanians, who would be buying insurance in the marketplace.The governor would impose new requirements on both current Medicaid recipients and the newcomers. Co-pays would be eliminated for doctor visits, except for a $10 fee if patients go to the emergency room for treatment they should have sought from a primary care physician. Also, there would be monthly subscripti迷你倉n fees for the insurance based on a sliding scale, with the poorest people paying nothing and the highest sum limited to $25 per individual or $35 per family. Patients could cut their fees if they participate in weight-loss or smoking cessation programs and other good-health initiatives.These smart measures give patients incentives to visit their family doctors instead of seeking more expensive ER care and to take steps to stay healthy.Even the governor's proposal that all able-bodied recipients participate in job searches or job training programs may prove to be reasonable.The impact of other proposed changes is a bit more complicated. As Welfare Secretary Beverly Mackereth explained, the state's 14 different Medicaid options would be reduced to two, one each for high-risk and low-risk patients. She said during a briefing Monday that Pennsylvania has provided better coverage -- including care by podiatrists and chiropractors as well as funeral benefits -- than many states, but that some benefits may be curtailed. The new plans would include vision, dental and prescription benefits.The federal Department of Health and Human Services must agree that Pennsylvania can revise its Medicaid program or the state won't participate in the subsidy plan for health insurance on the exchanges.The Corbett proposal has some good ideas, but until existing Medicaid subscribers have a complete understanding of what the new insurance would cover and how it compares to what they have now, it is difficult to know whether it's a good deal for all Pennsylvanians.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Visit the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette at .post-gazette.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存倉

湖北日報訊 記者 姜月波 通訊員 都正陽 王承鼎　　連續4年——保康在全省7個脫貧奔小康試點縣中，mini storage縣域經濟、三農發展、扶貧開發、小康專項四大指標考核中，綜合評價指數蟬聯第一；在全省縣域經濟綜合考核排名中累計晉升18位；農民純收入高位增長，從3000多元提高到去年的6000元。快速躍升，氣勢如虹——保康的跨越式發展，如詩如歌。重新打量山水，謀劃全新發展思路保康地僻，全境皆山，沒鐵路、沒高速，甚至沒有一條國道。靠山吃山。保康人開礦多，馬橋、馬良礦藏豐富；種茶種核桃種香菇木耳種藥材多，山場資源豐富，發展種植業潛力大。縣委書記葉叢上任之初在走訪調研中，更多看到的是：擁有磷礦資源，但缺少精細磷化工，大都是簡單加工，能耗巨大，受制于國際市場；山場廣闊，種出來的土特產品質量一流，但大都是一家一戶，小打小鬧，沒有品牌；山水秀美，卻沒有一處像樣景點；有不少人日子好過了，但離共同富裕目標還太遠。如何讓全縣百姓過上好日子？新一屆領導班子堅定一個信念：保康人過去窮在一個山字，保康的未來發展還得靠山。用新理念、新視角審視腳下這片土地，不再是窮山惡水，而是看不盡的秀美山川，吃不完的金山銀山。第一次，保康人大手筆請來了新加坡、美國和武漢的專業規劃機構和專家團隊，高端謀劃縣域經濟社會發展總規，科學規劃工業體系、農產品加工體系、旅遊體系、城鎮建設體系和余家湖新城產業體系。第一次，保康的未來有了如此清晰的發展路徑。按照省委、省政府“三年取得明顯變化，五年實現脫貧奔小康”目標要求，保康“率先建成全省脫貧奔小康示範縣、率先建成全省山區新農村建設先進縣目標”的腳步邁得鏗鏘有力。第一次，生態旅遊坐上“主桌”。用全域旅遊的理念謀劃新農村建設、重要景點打造、風情小鎮建設，按4A標準進行縣城改造，把保康打造成有影響的休閒旅遊目的地和周邊大城市“後花園”，進行得有聲有色。用工業理念發展農業，通過龍頭企業引領，採用公司+農戶模式，在全縣開展核桃、茶葉、食用菌、畜禽養殖四大基地建設，發展規模農業、品牌農業，激發出全縣6萬多農戶空前熱情。發展飛地經濟，將重型加工項目逐步外遷，重點推進精細磷化工、農副產品加工、汽車零配件和新能源新材料產業發展，讓保康經濟發展如虎添翼！敞開山門寨門，引來大資本建設“後花園”發展思路的調整，讓保康自身優勢突顯，引來外部資本青睞。用縣長張世偉的話說，轉型發展讓一直困擾他們的“錢從哪裡來、土地哪裡來”的問題，變得相對容易。作為全國秦巴山區集中連片扶貧攻堅重點縣和全省脫貧奔小康試點縣，保康每年享受各種渠道的財政專項扶持資金達3.5億元。這份厚愛，極大地促進了保康經濟發展和民生改善，也讓保康人在轉型發展中有了縱橫捭闔的底氣和根基。“飛地經濟”思路的提出，得到襄陽市委、市政府大力支持。襄城區余家湖、南漳武安鎮，兩塊保康境外飛地上，註冊企業達到30多家，入園企業達到2self storage家，本地企業想發展沒有土地、外地企業想進來又交通不便的問題迎刃而解。以生態旅遊為龍頭，以磷化工業和特色農業為支撐的新穎思路，吸引數十家大型企業、上市公司來保康投資興業，讓保康多年來想建的工程、想上的項目有了實施主體，有了充裕資金。宜昌興發集團來了，四川龍蟒集團來了，他們的到來，讓保康的磷化產業迅速升級，豪擲數百億；央企葛洲壩集團來了，在保康山川河流間擺開了開發水電資源的戰場；武漢三特、深圳永興華、鄭州邦和、蘇州大川等一批大企業則看中了保康得天獨厚的旅遊資源，九路寨、堯治河、溫泉小鎮、五道峽、野花穀等核心景區建設已經全面展開。而台灣威傑、湖南絕味、上海大川等農業龍頭企業的到來，猶如大師，在保康3225平方公里的山川上盡情潑墨，點染出一幅幅五彩畫卷。短短三四年，全縣茶園面積達到13萬畝，成為全國最大的高香茶基地。核桃面積達到44萬畝，成為全國核桃大縣。優質煙葉基地達到6萬多畝，成為黃鶴樓1916香煙主要原料。生豬、家禽業更是獲得空前發展。連續多年，保康全社會固定資產投入、招商引資落地項目和財政收入都保持高位增長，昔日偏遠山區成為投資熱土。2012年，保康實現生產總值71億元，增長13.5%；完成財政收入9.5億元，增長34.9%；完成全社會固定資產投資80.13億元，增長45.5%。今年上半年，在全國磷化工大幅下滑背景下，保康經濟仍然快速增長。富縣富民並重，全面提升百姓幸福指數為規避兩極分化，保康始終把提高困難群�收入和幸福指數作為重中之重。縣直部門組建100多個小組，進駐困難村組，幫助發展特色產業，提供人、財、物支持。組織部門為全縣100多個發展較慢的困難村，挑選黨員幹部或熱心企業家，配備“第一書記”。在全縣廣泛開展富村幫窮村“一幫一”活動。這些創新，促進人才、技術、資金、信息向“低地”流動，有效激發貧困村組、貧困人口快速脫貧。“五聯”活動更是溫馨暖人。聯繫農村貧困戶，聯繫貧困學生，聯繫孤寡老人，聯繫城鄉低保戶，聯繫有各種困難訴求群�，幫助他們解決困難、理順情緒、化解矛盾。全縣2673名黨員幹部，結對幫扶貧困戶1589戶、貧困學生586名、孤寡老人406名、城鄉低保戶69戶、信訪戶89戶、留守兒童117名、困難殘疾人104人。這項今年初起始的活動，至今共為困難群�解決問題1200多個，落實發展項目4500余個，送去慰問金、物資1000多萬元。縣財政也加大了農村醫療、養老、看病、出行、住房、城鎮吃菜貴等問題的解決力度，去年僅民生支出就超過2億元。結合新農村建設，從去年到今年上半年，縣鄉兩級財政幫助26000多戶困難群�住上了新戶。結合城鎮化建設和風情小鎮建設，動員幫助一批居住高山的村民，下平壩，進集鎮。目前，在保康境內，穀竹、麻竹、保宜、保神四條高速公路在同時建設，兩三年內將陸續開通。屆時，保康與山外的世界將全面對接，發展迎來新機遇。迷你倉

　　加拿大新斯科舍省一名十七歲少女，迷你倉兩年前被四名男子輪姦後，長期受到欺凌，她終於抵受不住，今年四月自殺身亡，事件震動加國。但當地一個交友網站最近竟利用該名少女生前拍攝的生活照片，進行宣傳，引起少女家屬不滿。　　案中少女帕森斯（Rehtaeh Parsons）今年四月死去後，警方上月拘捕兩名到處發佈照片的男子。本周，交友網站ionechat.com竟透過社交網站facebook，上載及張貼帕森斯生前拍攝儲存其他生活照片，宣傳該網站所提供的服務，引起網民憤怒和非議。事件鬧大後，該網站已關閉。　　帕森斯父親坎寧說，女兒生前已在網上飽受欺凌，促使她了結生命，現竟有人在網上利用她的照片賣廣告，簡直令人惡心。　　坎寧表示，不知道照片是否已全刪除，也不知道有關網站或公司是否在不知情下，利用帕森斯照片宣傳，抑或有人故意進行，藉以增強宣傳效果。facebook已即時抽起廣告，並向帕森斯家人道歉，又撤銷了有關廣告商的帳號。迷你倉

廣州市政府旗下的越秀集團洽購創興銀行（1111）股權交易，迷你倉正進行得如火如荼，野村及兩家台資銀行為越秀安排10 億美元（78 億港元）過渡貸款，作為越秀收購創銀之用。市場人士預料，有關收購交易或快有定案。交易料快落實本報早前報道，越秀透過野村作為安排行，以倫敦同業拆息加300基點，籌組10億美元貸款，主要用途為收購創銀之用。消息指出，越秀將以溢價向創銀股東提出收購，但市賬率不會超過2倍。湯森路透旗下基點亦引述消息報道，除野村外，台灣銀行及同為台資的兆豐銀行亦為這宗一年期貸款的安排行，預期野村會承銷一半的貸款，餘下一半貸款金額由兩家台資銀行平均承銷。首3個月利率約倫敦同業拆息加300基點，然後逐步遞增，第7個月起為450基點。報道指出，廣州越秀企業7 月完成文件倉宗2.8億美元的3年期銀團貸款，貸款仍未動用，部分貸款亦可能用作是次收購的部分融資。越秀籌組的過渡貸款全速進行，創銀日前在表明不悉股價波動原因的聲明中，重申股東仍與若干獨立第三方對話，惟未達成任何協議，但首次表明越秀為其中一方，市場人士預料，越秀能成功收購創銀大股東的股權成事機會較大，可能短期內有公布。創銀股價昨天收報34.8 元，急升7.4%，而自越秀擬收購創銀消息曝光後，股價由8 月6 日的22.45 元起步，累積升幅高達55%，昨天更再度創出上市新高。除創銀外，永亨銀行（302）周初亦主動公布有潛在買家向其主要股東，包括馮氏家族及紐約梅隆集團洽購永亨的股權。永亨昨天升4.2%，收報118.9元；大新銀行（2356）也上升2.19%，收報13.06元。存倉

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（雪蘭莪 八打靈再也19日訊）儘管旅遊及文化部表明將會拆除建設在政府地段上的吉隆坡精武華小部份設施，self storage吉隆坡精武華小董事長胡敬寬依然抱持一線希望，希望旅遊部重新考慮有關拆除行動。他今日向星洲日報表示，精武華小董事部至今尚未考慮要向法庭申請庭令，因為擔心一旦案件鬧上法庭，將會斷了與旅遊部的協商之路。完全交由馬華處理“我們現在已完全交由馬華處理此事，包括是否要申請庭令等，精武華小董事部將負責對內事務，如向家長和華社解釋事件的進展。”胡敬寬促請馬華兌現於8月15日向該校做出“不會拆校”的承諾，以及協助該校申請校地地契。“馬華有100萬名黨員，我希望馬華這次能夠真正為華社出一份力，不分派系與華社站在同一陣線保校，馬華也必須向華社交待精武華小事件。”據悉，馬華目前積極與旅遊部進行協商，希望旅遊部能夠網開一面，避免拆除精武華小部份設施；不過，旅遊部的協商焦點卻是如何協助精武華小重建受影響的設施。胡敬寬也希望民政可以繼續協助精武華小，因為自從民政黨前主席丹斯里許子根退位後，就沒有民政黨領袖從旁協助。若拆除應撥款協助設施重建約需400萬另外，針對旅遊部同意展延拆除行動至學校假期，胡敬寬對此感到“高興”，但補充，校方需要咨詢律師意見後，才能評論。他說，如果旅遊部答應撥款協助校方重建受影響的設施，他可以接受拆除行動，因為對校方而言，最重要是不影響學生的學習環境。“受影響的設施包括兩個籃球場、活動中心、停車場、籬笆等，重建經費約400萬令吉。”“教育部鼓吹一學生一運動，若沒有草場、籃球場和活動中心，學生要怎樣做運動呢？我們希望教育部或政府的撥款，協助我們興建幾層樓的活動中心，包括羽球場和停車位，只要不影響學生的學習環境和方便教學員，我們不反對旅遊部拆除部份設施。”他也感慨地說迷你倉教育部提出的理想學校面積是5畝校地，但是精武華小僅有2畝校地，現在還要被政府收回1萬5千方尺的土地。校方不知所措促教育部表明立場另一方面，胡敬寬也促請教育部表明立場，給予精武華小明確指示，因為學校屬於教育部管轄。他指出，自他於8月28日接獲土地及礦物局有關拆除學校設施信函後，校方已馬上致函給聯邦直轄區教育局，而他也親自致函教育部長丹斯里慕尤丁，通知教育部有關拆除事件，同時要求教育部提供該校指引，應該如何處理此事。他表示，校方至今仍未接到教育部的回函，導致校方亂了陣腳和不知所措。“校長在很早以前曾聯絡教育部副部長拿督葉娟呈，向她匯報關於精武華小面對的問題，也呈上報告給她，但至今沒有接到任何回應。”培育不少非華裔生胡敬寬說，精武華小是全民學校，80多年來培育出不少非華裔學生，目前非華裔生佔十多巴仙，因此希望全民政府能夠重新考慮精武華小身為辦學機構，免於被拆除部份學校設施。“精武華小不分種族幫助有需要的學生，包括提供經濟援助、提供補習班和解決食堂問題。”他強調，校方不反對政府的政策，也沒有反對發展文化城，但是由於旅遊部長一直拒絕會晤精武華小代表，導致他們求路無門，無法與部長見面協商，以良好的解決問題。“我們在6月時跟旅遊部秘書長開會，當時他接受我們提出的建議，也證實文化城計劃將影響學校的45項設施。”23日晚辦倒數抗議胡敬寬也呼吁非政府組織和熱心人士出席該校於23日晚上7時在學校有蓋籃球場舉辦的中秋晚會，為學校部份設施將面臨的“拆除行動”舉行倒數抗議活動。“我希望熱心人士和家長可以自備食物參與，我們一起在月圓當下攜手抗議拆除行動。”此外，他也說，由於校方至今仍未接到土地局有關展延拆除學校設施的白紙黑字信函，因此該校仍會在24日早上9時30分舉行靜坐抗議活動。;文件倉

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