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Source: Bangkok Post, ThailandSept.存倉 05--Deputy Prime Minister Kittiratt Na-Ranong looks to have his work cut out for him in leading the government's attempt to end the rubber protests.His ancestors were the people who first introduced rubber trees and plantations to southern Thailand in the early 1900s.The introduction of the commercial tree started off a new industry and brought prosperity to the entire southern region.Rubber has become the country's second most important export item, worth billions of baht each year. It also keeps more than 500,000 households employed.According to the Office of the Rubber Replanting Aid Fund, the deputy premier's ancestor Phraya Rasadnupradit Mahisarabhakdi, or Kosimby Na-Ranong, had the idea of bringing rubber trees into Thailand after he went on a work study trip to Malaya. He saw how well the commercial trees grew and produced great yields for farmers.Deputy Prime Minister Kittiratt Na-Ranong: Heavy-hearted about failure to solve the protests. (Bangkok Post file photo)Kosimby was governor of Trang at that time. He was later named Regent of Phuket and governed seven southern provinces including Krabi, Ranong and Satun.Kosimby did not succeed in bringing back rubber saplings during that trip, however, as the plantation owner refused to give him any.It was not until a few years lat迷你倉r, in 1901, that one of his nieces was able to get hold of some rubber saplings from the Dutch East Indies.According to the Rubber Office's website, four crates of rubber saplings -- carefully wrapped in water-soaked cotton and paper -- were brought to Siam on a steamboat. Kosimby's nephew -- Phra Satholsathanpithak or Koyukiat -- planted some of the rubber saplings in front of his residence.The last surviving tree from that very first batch brought 112 years ago still stands there, in front of what is now an agricultural co-op in Trang province.Koyukiat propagated the first batch of rubber saplings until they covered about 45 rai.He is credited as the first owner of a rubber plantation in Thailand.Despite his lineage, sources at Government House said Mr Kittiratt felt heavy-hearted about negotiating an end to the weeks-long rubber protest.He is particularly concerned that responsibility for the task has fallen to him.Several earlier attempts to reach an agreement between the government and protesting farmers have failed.The subsidy package approved by the cabinet fell short of the demand for a price guarantee made by rubber planters in the South.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Bangkok Post (Bangkok, Thailand) Visit the Bangkok Post (Bangkok, Thailand) at .bangkokpost.com Distributed by MCT Information Services自存倉

Source: Bangor Daily News, MaineSept.self storage 04--WATERVILLE, Maine -- The reconfiguration of Maine high school football to encompass four classes this fall for the first time since 1986 will in many cases create new rivalries among schools of suddenly similar enrollments.In a few cases, it will renew storied rivalries of the past.One of the more notable examples of the latter will take place in the new Eastern Maine Class C where the "Battle of the Bridge" between Waterville and Winslow could have postseason ramifications for the first time since 2010.Winslow won that matchup 27-7, marking the sixth time in their last eight countable meetings that the Black Raiders have defeated the Purple Panthers before dropping from Class B to Class C in 2011.Waterville leads the overall series 49-29-4, not counting the Purple Panthers' 64-14 exhibition-game victory during the 2012 preseason.And with Waterville among seven schools shifting from Class B to Eastern C this fall and Winslow moving from Western C to Eastern C under the new alignment, their meeting on the final Saturday of the regular season may have meaning far beyond the shared history between the programs.And it may not be the only time those two teams square off this fall.Waterville, Winslow, Belfast and reigning Class C state champion Foxcroft Academy of Dover-Foxcroft are considered the favorites in a newly formed division where parity is one of the common threads of preseason conversations."Top to bottom it should be a strong conference," said veteran Mount Desert Island head coach Mark Shields. "It will be interesting to see how it works out."Veteran Waterville poised for title runWaterville's (6-5, Eastern B finalist in 2012) late-season surge last fall has carried over to the current preseason, with the Purple Panthers' 62-player roster one of the program's largest in many years."We have a pretty good core coming back," said 24th-year Waterville head coach Frank Knight.Much of Waterville's strength resides up front, where seniors Luke Knight and Duncan Works and juniors Ben Cox, Alex Danner and Corey Huerfano will work both sides of the line of scrimmage, aided by senior end Troy Gurski and junior end Shahzaib Khan.Two seniors, Brian Bellows and Aidan FitzGerald, are expected to see playing time at quarterback, while junior Cam Thomas and sophomore Trever Gray will work at running back. Senior Jordhan Levine is a top receiving threat as well as a proven kicker."Optimistic is a good word," said coach Knight about the mood of his team as the regular season approaches. "We are optimistic."Winslow seeks to build on near-missWinslow (10-2, Class C state finalist) nearly won it all last fall, rallying from a 22-7 deficit before falling to Foxcroft 22-20 in the Class C championship game.Coach Mike Siviski's club figures to be right back in the mix again."They're going to be a tough team," said Old Town coach Nick Arthers. "They will be one of the good teams in Class C this year, but there's going to be real good competition around the league."Winslow is well stocked in the backfield, with bruising senior fullback Zach Guptil and junior tailback Dylan Hapworth a power-packed rushing duo behind junior quarterback Bobby Chenard."Guptil's a force," said Belfast coach Chris Bartlett, whose Lions open the regular season at Winslow on Saturday. "He's a big kid, and the tailback [Hapworth] is very quick."The Black Raiders also have a top-flight end in 6-foot-6 junior Justin Martin while senior Aaron Lint, a two-time state champion in wrestling, keys Winslow's line play.Hapworth also is one of the region's better placekickers, giving the Black Raiders an extra dimension on special teams."Winslow reminds me of Winslow of the old days where they had one or two very good athletes in each phase of the game, running, blocking and tackling, and because of that they can be very balanced," said Bartlett.Third-year starters to lead BelfastBelfast's (5-5, Class B semifinalist) 2012 season is best remembered for its stunning last-play, first-round upset of second-ranked Leavitt of Turner Center in the Pine Tree Conference playoffs.And while that win provides great memories, it's seen at this point as merely a starting point for things to come."We're working to build off that," said Bartlett. "But what the kids are saying is that it's not so much building off that as they want to create their own story this year."Belfast's 56-player roster includes numerous third-year starters, including three senior running backs, a senior fullback, three seniors at tight end and wide receiver and a third-year starter at quarterback.That group is led by QB-DB Zach Collier, HB-DBs Greg Clark and Mike McFadden, FB-LB Baxter Smith and SE-DE Korey Doolan.Another third-year starter, LT-DE Mike Reynolds, is the lone senior back on the line, but a talented sophomore class is expected to help fill the vacancies."The kids are very excited," said Bartlett. "They've been champing at the bit all summer to get after it. They really feel better about football, more excited."Foxcroft embraces new challengesFoxcroft (11-1, Class C state champion) went from being the top team in the smallest-school classification a year ago to the smallest school by enrollment in Eastern C this fall.But that likely won't deter one of Maine's trademark football programs from remaining a top contender regardless of the opposition."It's a different feeling now," said fifth-year Foxcroft head coach Danny White. "But we're excited to play our new schedule because it certainly brings a number of challenges. It's a whole new slate, a whole new beginning."Among Foxcroft's graduates were four players now competing in the collegiate ranks, including 2012 LTC player of the year Donnie Boyer, now at Carnegie Mellon University.But returners to the 40-player roster include senior quarterback Hunter Law, junior halfback Peter Boyer (moving from fullback), two-way senior end Kolby Kendall and senior fullback-linebacker Corey Bjornsen, while sophomore Hunter Smith is an emerging threat at wide receiver.The Ponies are less experienced up front, with center Craig Chambers the lone returning starter on the offensive line."Every year, everything has to start with the offensive line," said White. "You have to be able to create holes and protect your quarterback, and we graduated four of our five guys there so that's our biggest question mark."MDI aims to extend playoff streakMount Desert Island (4-5, Eastern B quarterfinalist) came within an eyelash of knocking off top-ranked迷你倉Mt. Blue of Farmington -- the eventual 2012 Class B state champion -- in the opening round of last year's playoffs with a performance symbolizing the Trojans' wing-T offense at its ball-controlling best.Coach Mark Shields' club will have its entire starting offensive backfield returning in an effort to pick up where it left off.Senior Jon Phelps is back at quarterback, joined by junior fullback Sandy Henggeler, senior left halfback Teagan Candage and sophomore right halfback Taner Bickford."All of them have different styles of running," said Shields.Where MDI will be rebuilding is along the line of scrimmage where graduation took a heavy toll."We lost some pretty big boys up front," said Shields. "It does help to have an experienced backfield, though, because you can teach line play a little quicker."The Trojans, 38 players strong, will need to use ball control to aid what Shields describes as an inexperienced defense.MDI will be seeking its eighth straight postseason appearance.Young Madison-Carrabec squad not lacking experienceMadison-Carrabec (2-6) enters its fifth season as a cooperative entry, and second-year head coach Scott Franzose is looking forward to the Bulldogs' positioning in Eastern C."What I like about it is there's a lot of parity, a lot of competitive balance," he said, "and there's the chance to play some familiar opponents and the chance to develop some new rivalries."Madison-Carrabec will rely on a mix of seniors and juniors to spark its pursuit of a postseason berth.Two of the team's eight seniors, TE-DE Levi Murray and Chris Hayden, a linebacker and H-back, will play leadership roles, as will junior Cody Soucier, the incumbent quarterback and starting free safety.Other catalysts will be junior HB Jordan Curtis and junior OG-NG Jared Lightbody."We're a team that continues to fly under the radar," said Franzose. "Our goal is the Big 10 championship. That's our goal every year."Old Town hopes familiarity breeds successOld Town (1-7) enters its second season under Arthers, and the Coyotes aspire to take a significant step forward.One reason for enthusiasm around the program is the work to refurbish the school's Victory Field athletic complex, which includes the football facility. Early stages of the project are being completed, with a later phase slated to include the installation of an artificial-turf field."We're starting to turn the page," said Arthers. "People are getting excited about Old Town football again, especially with the new stadium and new track at the school."Another reason for optimism, Arthers said, stems from the growing familiarity between the coaches and the 40 players on the roster."I think we're a much better team," he said. "We've got a year of my offense under our belt, and we've got a better grasp of what we're doing on the field."The Coyotes will be led by senior Zach Bartlett, a key along the offensive line and the defensive playcaller from his inside linebacker slot. Senior end Tyler Wengrzynck is another leader up front, while sophomore Jake Jarvis steps in at quarterback and junior Braden Upshaw looms as the featured running back.Shepardson leads Hermon attackHermon (5-3) becomes eligible for postseason play for the first time after playing down in the former Class C as a developmental program the last two years."The goal is to make the playoffs," said Hawks head coach Ken Frederick. "We'd like to win all of our games, but realistically if we can go .500 we can go to the playoffs."Hermon's varsity roster numbers 35, slightly down from 42 a year ago.But the Hawks feature the LTC's leading rusher in 2012, junior halfback David Shepardson, who gained 1,416 yards and scored 21 touchdowns while averaging 8.1 yards per carry."David is one of those kids who during the offseason works really hard," said Frederick. "He runs track, lifts weights and really takes care of himself."He's very, very confident, and he's all about football."Shepardson, senior quarterback Josh Wilson and junior wideout Kyle Barnes will be among those working behind a youthful line anchored by junior Bryce Hieftje.New coach, new spirit at NokomisFifty-three players have turned out for football at Nokomis of Newport, a healthy increase over previous years even though the Warriors opted to play down a class by enrollment for the next two seasons and won't be playoff-eligible during that span.That roster includes 10 seniors and a significant contingent of juniors who will have graduated by the time Nokomis will be able to pursue a postseason berth again in 2015."Those seniors obviously are not going to the playoffs, so for them to come out and give everything they have for eight games this season is special," said first-year head coach Matt O'Connell, a former assistant coach at John Bapst of Bangor who teaches in the Newport-area school system."It takes a special kid who loves football to want to be a part of that, and that goes for the juniors as well."Several of those seniors will play key on-field roles for the Warriors, including QB-DB Dominic Erickson, OT-DT Jeff Walker, TE-DE Jake Winslow and OL-DE Rusty Wilson. Juniors Noah Kershner (RB-LB), Jacob Nichols (OL-DL) and sophomore RB-LB Dylan Thibodeau also are expected to be impact players."There's just a good vibe around the program right now," said O'Connell. "The kids are excited about what they're doing, and I'm excited about being here with them."Camden Hills strives for competitivenessCamden Hills of Rockport is in a situation similar to Nokomis, using the next two seasons in Class C to reinvigorate its program before likely moving back to Class B, its designated class by enrollment.And while the Windjammers won't be playoff-eligible, they see an opportunity to make a statement each week during the regular season."We basically want to compete every week and grow the program," said second-year head coach Steve Wadsworth. "We look at every week as being a playoff game, and we want to beat the big boys."The Camden Hills roster, numbering in the low 30s, features a blend of upperclassmen and younger players.The upperclassmen are led by senior RB-LB Isaac Young, senior TE-DE Connor Graffam, senior lineman Alex Switzer and junior lineman Kaylo Littlejohn.Leading the underclassmen is sophomore quarterback Nick Rozsahegyi, who is back behind center after earning playing time as a freshman.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Bangor Daily News (Bangor, Maine) Visit the Bangor Daily News (Bangor, Maine) at .bangordailynews.com Distributed by MCT Information Services文件倉

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【本報訊】的士司機接載一名韓國遊客到機場，文件倉車資309.5元，遊客卻錯看咪錶，誤將車資增加10倍變成3,095元，付款下車後卻懷疑被騙報警。司機當時以為喜獲約2,790元貼士，翌日卻被警方拘捕懷疑濫收車資。裁判官昨天准許司機自簽1,000元，守行為一年了事，另繳付300元堂費。司機在庭外表示有多年駕駛的士經驗，以往曾收過千元貼士，所以對當日發生巨額貼士奇遇，感到毫不意外。韓客睇錯咪錶該名韓國男遊客於今年8月11日，在上環信德中心港澳碼頭登上由司機張順駕駛之的士，存倉求駛至機場。的士抵達目的地時，咪錶顯示車資是309.5元，男遊客卻錯誤看作為3,095元，並沒有與司機談話下給他3,100元結賬。司機收錢並列印收據交給遊客，遊客下車後懷疑被騙，報警求助。警方根據收據上的資料，翌日拘捕司機。司機自稱不諳英文，以為遊客多付的2,790.5元是給他的貼士，司機願意將「貼士」物歸原主，交還遊客。荃灣裁判法院裁判官李家齊批准司機以守行為方式結案後，提醒他今次不會留下刑事案底，但他須於未來一年保持行為良好。案件編號：TWMP1789/13迷你倉

【特訊】行政長官崔世安將於9月8日率特區政府代表團前往貴陽，儲存出席第九屆泛珠三角區域合作與發展論壇暨經貿洽談會。第九屆泛珠大會由貴州省人民政府承辦，將在“合作發展，共創未來”的框架下，突出“多彩貴州行，合作新起點”主題，泛珠“9+2”各方行政首長將在大會期間共商進一步深化泛珠三角區域合作。本屆大會合作議題廣泛，當中包括各省區共同打造泛珠三角區域一程多站精品旅遊線路，增強區域旅遊整體競爭力，並加強規範制度對接，建立區域旅遊合作新格局。創新方面，今年首次提出的“金融合作創新與新型城鎮化”將成為區域合作的重要內容，多方將在泛珠合作的框架下加強金融合作創新，協調推動區域內新型城新蒲崗迷你倉化發展。行政長官崔世安將出席9日上午舉行的第九屆泛珠三角區域合作與發展論壇暨經貿洽談會開幕式。在貴陽期間，行政長官還會與貴州省、四川省高層領導舉行會晤。行政長官將於當天返回澳門。隨同行政長官赴黔的特區政府代表團成員有：經濟財政司司長譚伯源、海關關長徐禮恆、行政長官辦公室主任譚俊榮、行政會秘書長柯嵐、新聞局局長陳致平、貿易投資促進局主席張祖榮等。行政長官不在澳門期間，由保安司司長張國華臨時代理行政長官的職務。泛珠三角區域合作的構想始於2003年，由福建、江西、湖南、廣東、廣西、海南、四川、貴州、雲南9省(區)人民政府和香港、澳門特別行政區政府聯合�動，簡稱“9+2”合作。mini storage

南都訊 記者孫毛寧 實習生 溫茵 企業經營者、職場高管中，迷你倉女性的身影越來越多見。根據佛山市婦聯披露的數據顯示，目前全市共有女個體工商戶、私營企業主10萬戶以上。她們的工作和生活現狀如何？昨日，佛山市婦聯發佈了《佛山市女企業家經營企業的現狀與面臨問題調查研究報告》。該報告由佛科院主持完成，由50人組成的調查隊，歷時4個月，向全市五區463位女企業家發放了調查問卷。超半數人每天睡不夠6小時機械、五金、化工、物流，你還以為這些重工業領域依然是男性一統天下嗎？調查報告顯示，如今女企業家在製造業中已經巾幗不讓鬚眉，受訪的463家企業里，製造業占50%左右，遍及汽摩配件、塑料模具、家用電器、醫藥化工、機械設備、陶瓷潔具等佛山支柱產業。不僅如此，30%的女企業家從事服務業，在旅遊、百貨、餐飲、美容等新興產業中，不少女企業家因女性熱情、細心等先天優勢而成為行業的突出者。然而，女企業家們也普遍表示，日常工作非常辛苦勞累，60%以上的女企業家每天工作在10個小時以上，有41位表示自己每天要工作長達15個小時。受訪者中，50%以上的人每天睡眠不足6小時。70%左右的感覺到壓力大，感到“心態平和”的只有4.8%。此外，還有近60%的人覺得自己身體狀況不太好。自述：女老闆更愛親力親為 女企業家吳少梅在今年3月成立了自己的衛浴設計工作室。在這之前，她在公司從事了多年的高管工作。她認為女人在職場上的優勢在於做事有耐心，分析市場的時候考慮問題也更加客觀細心。“女人心細，女企業家也大多更喜歡親力親為，在公司管理上耗費更多精力；同時更要兼顧家庭方面的因素，要讓丈夫理解，要照顧好孩子，很不儲存易。”吳少梅說。約一成人不滿意家庭生活在參與調查的463位女企業家中，50歲以下的占85%左右，其中40到50歲的有237人，占總數的一半以上。觀察她們經營的企業，70%以上成立已有十年左右，超過十年的也將近五成，看得出女企業家的風格多穩打穩扎。在家庭生活方面，約有29.2%的受訪者表示自己生活“美滿幸福”，43.8%和16.4%的人分別覺得滿意和正常，還有10 .6%的女企業家則不太滿意自己的家庭生活。自述：虧欠孩子太多經過二十年篳路藍縷，南海女企業家馮健寬談一手創立的品牌卡貝拉熊童裝，談及事業時神采飛揚：“出納、會計、後勤等等，我一個人做五個工種，除了睡覺就是工作了。自創立品牌後，我一個月要出差四趟，兩次出省兩次出國，相當奔波。”但說起家庭，她感到有些“遺憾”。因為工作太忙，兩個孩子都從小被送到全封閉式學校，馮健寬至今還記得孩子小時候作文里寫的“媽媽從來不管我們。”最讓馮健寬感到欣慰的是，丈夫對自己的工作非常支持，幫她報名參加了女企業家協會。最近，馮健寬還在丈夫的鼓勵下，開始學習M BA課程。“一路過來，不少人跟我說過女人不要太強，但我始終相信，女性還是要獨立，要不斷自我增值。”馮健寬說。過半捐款超10萬佛山市女企業家協會紫薇分會副會長吳少梅說，加入協會後，她發現女企業家大多熱心公益慈善，“這可能和女人的感性、熱心的天性有關。”而她本人也常到南海區的老人院做義工，與紫薇分會的姐妹們一同給老人唱歌、送玫瑰花。調查報告中顯示，在463名受訪者中，超過9成的女企業家向慈善事業捐贈超過1萬元，而超過10萬元的約占52%，其中，最多的6個人捐贈超過500萬元。新蒲崗迷你倉

在停牌近一月之後，mini storage沉寂多年的本土日化索芙特昨日公佈了其迎娶“劉三姐”定增方案。 依照預案，公司擬以5.91元/股為底價，向廣西索芙特集團有限公司、廣西印象劉三姐旅遊文化產業投資有限責任公司、梅帥元、賀立德等總計不超過10名特定投資者發行不超過2.16億股，以期募集資金12.8億元，用于購買主營《印象·劉三姐》文化藝術表演的桂林廣維文華旅遊文化產業有限公司(下稱“桂林廣維”)100%股權。 “劉三姐”未借殼索芙特 《印象·劉三姐》要借殼上市了？這是索芙特上述預案發佈後，一些市場人士的猜測。 不過，南都記者細看索芙特昨日發佈的定增和收購預案，則發現是次方案尚未構成借殼。 本次發行中，索芙特集團，以及構成一致性人的廣西印象劉三姐、梅帥元、賀立德確認分別認購3240萬股、5400萬股、1296萬股和1080萬股；其餘股份由不超過6名發行對象認購，其中每名發行對象認購的股份數量不得超過4500萬股。定增完成後，索芙特還將以12.8億元的代價換取桂林廣維100%股權。 上述交易完成後，索芙特實際控制人梁國堅等三人通過索芙特科技及關聯方索芙特集團持股數約為8025萬股。而一致行動人廣西印象劉三姐、梅帥元、賀立德三者將合計僅持有7776萬股公司股份，且一致行動人已經簽署發行完畢後12個月內“不謀求控制索芙特公司董事會及管理層”的協議，索芙特實際控制人短期內將不會因此發生變動。 公開資料self storage示，由張藝謀、王潮歌、樊躍擔當導演團隊的《印象·劉三姐》的商業業績頗佳。2010年-2012年，《印象·劉三姐》觀�人數累計達到418萬人次，桂林廣維2012年從中獲得的營業收入是1.79億元，實現淨利潤9593萬元。 日化主業尚無放棄計劃 不過，由於桂林廣維這一擬收購資產尚存多處瑕疵沒有消除，業內對索芙特這一資本運作能否最終順利推展普遍心存疑慮。 桂林廣維目前存在資金被控股股東廣維集團及其他關聯方佔用高達9470萬元。同時，廣維集團與中原信托有限公司于上半年簽署的《信托貸款合同》及其他合同中存在大量擔保，抵押財產涵蓋桂林廣維合計80 .2%的股權、桂林廣維持有的64780 .3平方米的土地使用權等。 此外，由於索芙特在摘帽前，剛剛在海南披露公司新的營銷戰略，大有高舉本土日化大旗的勢頭，但此番又坦言“國際著名化妝品充斥國內市場，本土化妝品企業面臨較大的生存競爭壓力”，這一做法又令部分日化行業市場人士直言看不懂。 對此，“兩邊(日化和文化旅遊業)同時做”，這是昨日該公司證券部人士在接受南都記者採訪時給出的說法。按照索芙特經營管理部總監馬振航的說法，公司目前並沒有放棄日化的計劃，“我們加推的經銷商底價模式進K A大賣場的日化營銷模式正在按計劃推進。”但對於此番欲注入的文化旅遊業務，該公司證券部僅稱：“對於文化旅遊業務未來的發展，公司目前還沒有規劃”。 採寫：南都記者 馬建忠 迷你倉

（玻璃市 加央3日訊）馬場缺“糧”，迷你倉馬隻也缺糧，瘦得只剩皮包骨！上星期遊客上載一張在參觀位於雙溪巴都峇轄的玻璃市馬場時，發現一匹瘦骨如柴的馬隻躺在馬欄裡，看似奄奄一息的照片，圖片說明顯得既無奈又氣憤：“有關當局應採取甚麼行動？等死的馬隻！”，結果引起大迴響。消息傳開來後，才驚爆玻璃市獸醫局面對撥款大削減，而被迫減少提供給馬隻的糧草，這也是導致馬隻體重嚴重下滑，缺乏營養的主因。愛馬之人，也是這座馬場創辦人的首相署部長拿督斯里沙希淡獲悉此事後，昨天傍晚立即致電玻璃市獸醫局主任利祖安，要求巡視馬場，瞭解情況。同時也宣佈撥款讓該馬場“應急”。玻璃市馬場於2001年設立，早前飼養近70隻馬匹，如今只剩下約30匹馬。這座馬場平日供遊客免費入場參觀，當局偶辦活動，公開給遊客騎馬，同時也是馬術練習場。利祖安解釋，由於馬場缺糧，目前馬場只留下7隻Thoroughbred純種馬及約10隻Pony小馬，其餘約15隻Pony小馬則送往二十碑的農場去自由放養。利祖安：撥款減75%無法維持馬場操作利祖安說，這座馬場由獸醫局管轄，撥款自存倉在玻州政府旅遊事務的生態旅遊計劃之一，每年獲得60萬令吉，今年1月1日起則被削減剩15萬令吉，根本無法維持馬場操作及馬糧費用。在這種情況之下，他說，當局只好逐步減少馬只的附加維他命及營養輔助品，直到2個月前，經費日漸不敷，管理員獲得當局的首肯後，只能給馬隻餵食普通草糧。“馬隻不如人，一旦缺乏食糧，體重就會嚴重下滑，所以就出現這樣慘不忍睹的畫面。”去年國慶日，玻璃市馬場也受邀參與國慶遊行，管理員騎著Pony小馬上場，獲得不少掌聲。沙希淡：確保馬場維持操作向旅遊部申請撥款沙希淡宣佈以柏與卡欣基金會名義，撥款10萬令吉給玻璃市獸醫局，供馬隻未來2個月的食糧費用。他說，由於這是玻璃市的旅遊景點之一，他將會向旅遊部申請撥款，確保馬場得以維持日後的操作。他補充，馬場內的Thoroughbred純種馬都是退役賽馬，要確保馬隻維持體重及毛色亮麗，就得提供足夠且適合它們食用的糧食，如草、蜀米粒、薏米粒及維他命營養輔助品。沙希淡不希望歷史重演，影響這座堪稱全馬環境最佳的馬場的操作，因此答允日後繼續資助款項，給這馬場帶來新氣息。;迷你倉新蒲崗

外地遊客　　北陵公園昭陵里的“陵宮遺物珍品展覽”，迷你倉稱展出的“珍品”其“歷史文化價值無可替代”。可誰能想到，這些“堪稱精美絕倫”的“珍品”竟多是“�品”！　　昭陵里辦展覽是想讓遊客更多地瞭解歷史，還是利益所驅？對此，北國網、遼沈晚報記者進行了調查。　　“展覽是個人辦的賣票有提成”　　上周，沈陽市民劉先生與遠道而來三位親屬逛了一趟北陵。回家後，劉先生越想越生氣，就把自己在北陵的遭遇反映給記者。　　劉先生說，在售票處買四張票，售票員直接就給了四張95元一張的票，並告訴他“這是通票，便宜，全都能看完”。劉先生說，拿著票看完“珍品展覽”後，有一種被騙的感覺，覺得“花錢看這些東西太不值了”，這還不算什麼，更讓人生氣的還在後面。走出昭陵，他們就開始找那個名為“宮女、太監生活展”的地方，結果找了老半天也沒找到，就決定不看了。在售票處費了不少口舌，把每張20元的票算是退了。後來一個保安告訴他，這些展覽都是個人辦的，賣票有提成，其實每人50元就包括進昭陵了。劉先生說：“北陵已是世界文化遺產了，如此“忽悠”遊客不應該，讓外地人笑話沈陽人不說，可別再讓世界人也笑話咱了。”　　售票員稱“全都是昭陵里的東西”　　9月3日上午，記者來到北陵公園。在售票處，聽口音像是幾位遼西的遊客正在商量買什麼樣的票，售票員在裡面還不時地說：“在這買便宜，裡面就貴了。”　　記者觀察了一段時間，多數遊客在售票員的“推薦”下，都買了價格不等的“通票”。“通票”從幾十元到近百元不等，所看內容不一樣，但幾處展覽卻都沒落下。於是，記者先買了一張6元的正門門票。　　在昭陵售票處，售票員向記者介紹說：“全票70元，門票50元。”　　記者：“70元都有啥？ ”　　售票員：“昭陵里各館。”　　記者：“館里有什麼？ ”　　售票員：“實物展，他(皇帝)用過的什麼都有。”　　記者：“是真品嗎？ ”　　售票員：“對，全都是昭陵里的東西。”　　“陵宮遺物珍品展覽”設在昭陵內的三個東西配房里，在展館門口立有一塊“陵宮遺物珍品展”的金屬牌，上面除介紹一些歷史外，還特別寫有：“展出”的是“歷經滄桑遺留下來的幾十件珍品”、“歷史文化價值無可替代”、“更堪稱精美絕倫”，票價20元。　　陝西老夫妻遊客對“珍品展”很失望　　每間配房的面積大概有三十平方米左右，第一、第二展室以各種瓷器為主，第三展室里多了一些生活用品。　　記者在二展室觀展聽到二位遊客的對話，其中一位問：“這都是真品啊？！”另一位笑著答道：“這哪能是真的啊，扯淡，看看就完了。”　　在展室外華表下的長椅上，一對來自陝西的老夫妻正在休息，記者上前問兩位，看了“珍品展”的感受。　　據他們講，多年前到沈陽時來過一次北陵，感覺環境可亂了，陵里的一些地方有破損，這次來感到北陵變化太大了，但“珍品展”不敢恭維，很失望。　　接著，老人指著身邊的銅牌說，與這上介紹的“無可替代”、“精美絕倫”的“珍品”根本不相符。　　“宮女、太監生活展太搞笑了”　　離開昭陵，記者開始找劉先生說的那個“宮女、太監生活展”。　　詢問中，一位陵內工作人員告訴記者，你儲存著道往回走，仔細看著，路邊綠化帶里有塊牌子，但離那還挺遠呢。　　記者一路留心，果然在園中廣場西邊的一處綠化帶里看到指路牌。沿著指示記者走出很遠，在路的橫頭處失去了方向，轉了一圈終於又找到“路標”，繼續前行在一偏僻處看到一塊牌子上寫：“ 宮女、太監生活展”，還有諸如“你想知道宮女、太監是如何生活的？”“如何傳遞信息”等等字樣。　　不遠處，一處平房門前，一中年婦女坐在一小桌邊，售票處、票價20元的小牌掛在桌邊。記者正準備買票，兩男兩女四個年輕人從里笑著跑出來。　　於是，記者追上前去問道：“能問一下，裡面展覽怎麼樣？”一年輕人答道：“怎麼樣？太搞笑了，你沒看見我們都是笑著跑出來啊。”　　年輕人告訴記者，地方找半天不說，這叫什麼展覽啊，就是騙人，裡面的東西隨便找本書或網上都有，花20元錢賠了，你可別進去了。　　詞語釋義　　珍品：珍貴的物品。真品：真正出于某個時代、某地或某人之手的物品(對仿製的或偽造的物品而言)。據商務印書館《現代漢語詞典》第5版　　對話北陵公園　　“馮部長”三次稱“可退票”　　回到報社，記者撥打了寫在展室邊的公園投訴電話。接電話的女工作人員聽說要投訴，說領導不在，並告訴了公園負責經營的馮部長手機號。而馮部長在得知要投訴“展覽”時，三次堅決地表示：“如果(對展覽)不滿意可退票。”而對實質性問題都沒做正面回答。　　記者：您是馮部長嗎？我想投訴。　　馮：什麼事吧？　　記者：我想問一問，你們那覽展展出的是真品嗎？　　馮：怎麼你不滿意啊？可以給你退票。　　記者：不是退票的事，我只想知道展出的是真品嗎？　　馮：你說呢？你說真的就是真的，你說假就是假的。真的能在那裡展啊，那不早就被砸(偷)了。　　記者：不是真品，為什麼要說成是真品呢？　　馮(第二次)：你要是不滿意可以找我退票。　　記者：我只想知道是不是真品？　　馮：你稍等，我溝通一下再與你說。　　過一會兒，馮部長給記者打來電話。　　馮：我們也沒說是真品，是“珍”啊。　　記者：好，先說門票上所寫“陵宮遺物珍品展”，這個“珍品”代表什麼？珍惜、珍貴，假的還用得著“珍”字嗎？還有售票員的介紹，再有展牌上介紹，哪裡說是假的了。　　馮：那都是高仿品。　　記者：高仿品也是“�品”，說白還是假的。　　這時，馮部長說接個電話，再與記者聯繫。稍後，電話又過來了。　　馮(第三次)：你現在在園里沒？在的話你來找我，把票給你退了。　　記者：不是要退票，你們用“高仿品”當“珍品”展，北陵公園是否應該給遊客一個說法？　　馮：我又瞭解一下，展覽里還是有真品的，像鍋、櫃子啊什麼的。　　記者：即使有真品，也不能把假的說成真的，你們為什麼不說是“仿品”展呢？作為遊客我就想要一個說法。　　馮：我們會接受你的建議，對有問題的地方進行改正。　　那麼，作為有著悠久歷史的昭陵里辦這樣的文物展，竟將“高仿品”展出，公園方面到底會給遊客一個什麼樣的說法？本報將繼續予以關注。　　北國網、遼沈晚報記者 陶剛　　遊客正在參觀高仿“珍品”展。 北國網、遼沈晚報記者 陶剛 攝標簽：真品 珍品展 售票員 珍品 北陵新蒲崗迷你倉

一名的士司機聲稱不諳英語，迷你倉接載一名韓國籍男遊客到機場，對方看錯咪表銀碼，竟誤將三百九十元車程看成三千九百元，並如數付款。司機翌日被捕，辯稱以為多出的二千多元是小費，昨在庭上獲准自簽一千元、守行為一年，並願意賠償遊客損失。韓遊客睇錯表　　五十多歲的士司機張順，昨到荃灣裁判法院出席聆訊。案情指張於今年八月十一日早上九時許，在上環港澳碼頭接載韓文件倉籍男遊客元忠植（音譯）到機場。張於一號客運大樓停車，當時咪表顯示三百九十元五角，惟事主竟看錯銀碼，看成三千九百五十元；事主初時沒有質疑，直接付款並拿取單據後離開，後來有感可能乘了「黑的」被騙，於是報警求助。警方憑單據上的的士資料拘捕張，他直言因不懂英語和誤以為是小費才收下，願意全數賠償。案件編號：荃灣雜項一七八九──二○一三。　記者 蘇曉欣存倉