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Source: Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, Calif.迷你倉最平Jan. 15--UPLAND -- In a matter of minutes, four machines bulldozed what several dozen homeless people considered their home, their sanctuary.For nine months, homeless people set up make-shift tents nestled around dirt and rock piles.But by 7 a.m. on Tuesday morning, as the sun was rising, crews worked to clear out the nearly five-acre site.Lori Stevens, 55, looked on from the sidewalk as the earthmovers picked up tents, blankets, chairs and emptied the items into one of two large trash bins."It was a dirt field but that was our home," she said, holding her cell phone in one hand and a cigarette in the other. "Where do they want us to go? Do they expect us to just vanish -- I'm still here."A handful of the homeless were still retrieving items from the premises as crews and machines worked on clearing out the southern edge of the lot.Many, unable to find storage, had unloaded items onto the sidewalk. Those who could were moving their belongings into a temporary space provided by Calvary Chapel of Upland which is adjacent to tent city.Upland obtained a temporary restraining order late last week, allowing city officials to give a 72-hour notice to evict the group from the private property in the 2100 block of 11th Street. City officials said the camp has grown to more than 100 people.Upland officials had been contacted by neighboring business owners who complained the site had become a public nuisance, said Jeff Zwack, the city's development services director.The city had to intervene as the property is tied up in bankruptcy proceedings, and there was no clear owner, he said.But local church leaders say they believe Upland is trying to push the problem out of the city rather than finding a solution. Leaders point to the fact that many living at the tent city had been displaced by weed abatement requirements in the field south of Cable Airport.Emotions ran high at Monday night's City Council meeting as more than a dozen homeless people and volunteers from faith-based groups pleaded for the council to overturn the temporary restraining order."Why not give these people 30 days? Why does it have to be so abrupt, they don't have any where to go. Right now 迷你倉ny place they go, they are going to get cited," said Michael Averkiou, with Calvary Chapel.Averkiou said he came in contact with this group nearly nine months ago while attending Calvary Chapel of Upland."We had our concerns at first, not knowing anything about this group but you know what? I like them. They are Americans, and they deserve more," he said.For the past nine months, he has developed a friendship with those living there and providing them rides to doctor's appointments.Jason Purvis conducts outreach ministries for Mountainview Faith Community Church in Rancho Cucamonga. As a business owner, Purvis said he can understand there are two sides to this story and the impact the presence that homeless people can have on a business."I ask the question, 'What's the answer?' We've told them to leave so now you'll have policeman chasing them around the city. You've told them to vacate, and now you will have churches without a single point to serve," Purvis said.Purvis said he is not there to point fingers and make assumptions because he doesn't know what was happening on a day-to-day basis."We do know we want to help, and we want to be there and make a difference," he said.But city officials have contended they are committed to addressing homelessness and for the past 20 years has been directing federal funding to local organizations that provide assistance to the homeless population.But resident Eric Gavin said he believes the solution should be addressed by local groups and churches, not the city.Mike Henry, who has been living on the streets for more than a year, said he lost his job and soon enough unemployment money dried up and he found himself unable to afford rent.When he showed up at the Upland tent city a couple of months ago he had nothing with him. By the end of the day, those living on the private property had given him a tent and blankets."It's so unnecessary," Henry said about the removal. "It's just going to end up vacant for years and just sit there. I just got to move on."Copyright: ___ (c)2014 the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Ontario, Calif.) Visit the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Ontario, Calif.) at .dailybulletin.com Distributed by MCT Information Servicesmini storage

By LIU KUN in Wuhanliukun@chinadaily.self storagecom.cn Dressed like a locksmith, Wang Mingzhu arrives at his usual spot in the inner city of Wuhan, capital of Hubei province, at 9 am. But, unlike the usual locksmith, he is more interested in observing the crowds than his business.Wang is a plainclothes policeman. After twohours, a pregnantwomaninred catches Wang’s attention, and after the woman passes in front of him,Wang stands up and follows her. The woman looks around frequently and cautiously, so Wang stops and signals to a “vendor” nearby to take over the stalking. Roaming around for half an hour, the womanseems tonotice that shehas beenfollowed and enters a public lavatory. Minutes later, outwalks a fashionablewoman in gray shirt. Thewoman has abandoned her pregnant disguise and changed her clothes to ditch her stalkers. But her trick fails to escape the professional eyes of Wang, who swiftly orders other plainclothes police personnel to track her into a shoe store. Wang has sound judgment—the woman is a pickpocket. Just as she successfully sneaks a customer’s handbag into her backpack and is about to flee,Wang and his colleague nab her on the spot. How to spot a “fake pregnant woman”? Wang raises his bushy eyebrows. “You can tell fromthe posture and gait,” he says. As a senior policeman, Wang has been focusing on pickpocketing since 2003. In recent years, Wang has caught more than 2,000 pickpockets. Every day, Wang and his team patrol around Zhongshan Road, the downtown commercial center ofWuhan,where thehigh concentration of people and businesses make theft a common occurrence. “Some people think catching thieves is easy,” Wang says. “The job is in fact more technical than that.” When observing crowds, regular people won’t notice any abnormalities, but Wang and his team members are able to detect the subtle nervousness of cautious pickpockets. “Timing is equally important,” explains Wang. “If seized early, the thief will plead their 迷你倉nnocence. If you catch them too late, they won’t admit the crime because the stolen goods have already been transferred elsewhere.” Wang recruits dozens of volunteers. The “vendors” who helped him track the “fake pregnantwoman” are his righthandmen. “Wang can deal with all kinds of pickpockets. He recognizes them quickly and responds at the right time,” Dong Anxin, the instructor of the local Minquan Police Station, says of Wang. “Thieves are afraid of him.” Some thieves have been put behind bars by Wang several times, and they threaten that they will “kick his ass when they get out”. Wang is oblivious to these types of threats. “Iwouldn’t stay on the job if I amafraid.” But the ironman felt frightened once. It was on Aug 15, 2006, when Wang got into a fight with a tough thief, and when Wang finally seized the man’s neck and brought him down, the thief suddenly turned around and bit Wang’s upper leg so hard that it bled. The thief, who went under the alias Liu Sha, was a 24yearold habitual thief. During interrogation, he confessed that he was HIV positive, and confirmation from a hospital shookWang. “I tookprescribedmedicine everyday and avoided hanging outwithmy girlfriend and family during that time,” he says. Luckily, the test results showedWang had not been infected. Wang believes thieves are no different from others. “I hate their deed, but I pity them too,” says Wang. “Sometimes we talk with them. If they have difficulties in life,we will try our best to help themout.” Wang was voted one of the 21 favorite policemen around the country in an online survey organized by People’s Daily in late 2013. After work, Wang is a loving father. He spends most of his spare time with his wife and son, going to parks.When his little boy is too tired from playing, Wang carries him home on his back. “I’m not a hero,” says Wang, “I’m just an ordinary man with a deep love formywork and family.” Xing Yi and Zhang Jihong contributed to this story. 迷你倉將軍澳

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Source: The Bakersfield CalifornianJan.迷你倉將軍澳 15--For 30 years, Bakersfield residents, especially in the African-American community, have remembered Martin Luther King on his birthday -- a national holiday since 1983.But what does the day, the man and the cause he fought to advance, mean to young people today?"We try to make sure that young people understand that all of the civil rights you have came at a cost," said Stephanie Campbell, organizer of a community cleanup and other daytime activities to honor King."Many people made the sacrifice."The observance of King's birthday Monday begins with the community cleanup in southeast Bakersfield starting at 7 a.m. A memorial breakfast will be held at the Martin Luther King Center at 8:30 a.m., followed by a free youth and community lunch and seminars starting at noon. In the evening, a candlelight march and memorial service will begin at 6 at the Liberty Bell in downtown Bakersfield and travel to First Presbyterian Church at 17th and H streets.But organizers of the observances will tell you that it takes more than a one-day celebration to keep King's memory -- and his dream -- alive for young people whose own parents weren't born until after King's death."The young people don't have nobody to follow," said the Rev. Leo Williams, chairman of the march and memorial service.Williams, an associate minister at Rising Star Baptist Church, said young black men in particular have no faith in King's dream, because society has failed them."We have thrown our young people to the dogs," he said.Citing such problems as fatherless homes, gang violence, even violent video games as contributors to the problem, Williams said young people, especially young men, have nothing to believe in, starting with themselves.And it's not just a black problem. According to the 2012 Report Card published by the Kern County Network for Children, local倉children fare worse than those in other parts of the state when it comes to preventable health problems (obesity, STDs, substance abuse), teen pregnancy rates and growing up in single-parent households at or below the poverty level. They also lag behind children in test scores and high school completion rates. black students fare the worst in dropout rates.Williams said he also encounters many young people who come to his church who can't read, and they don't go to school. Why? No hope, Williams said."The average African-American boy or girl, they know they have to be three times better to get the same job," he said. "And they can't get the job."With such daunting challenges -- many of which were identified by King in the late 1950s and early 1960s -- how does one, as the song says, overcome?"We have to teach young men their worth," the pastor said.But problems like blight, violence and crime cause children to lose hope, Campbell said. Fighting such problems is part of the cure."We expect between 300 and 500 kids working on projects (on Martin Luther King Day)," she said."They'll be cleaning up graffiti, hauling trash from front yards, mostly for senior citizens."We work on it together as a group and that carries over for the year. It's a time to share and give the kids some goals."Williams said it's also necessary for adults, especially father figures, to take an active interest in children to give them guidance. Young people need to stay in school and they have to have the hope of finding meaningful employment."I'm sorry to say it, but a woman can't teach a boy how to be a man," Williams said. "If you don't train him while he's young, he's training his own self."Copyright: ___ (c)2014 The Bakersfield Californian (Bakersfield, Calif.) Visit The Bakersfield Californian (Bakersfield, Calif.) at .bakersfield.com Distributed by MCT Information Services24小時迷你倉

行政長官梁振英在《施政報告》中的經濟部份，迷你倉�墨最多是大嶼山發展，除會探討發展港珠澳大橋香港口岸人工島的「橋頭經濟」，又會研究打造「東大嶼都會」，成為中區及九龍東以外新的核心商業區，容納新增人口。《施政報告》提出，成立大嶼山發展諮詢委員會，打造「東大嶼都會」，創建新核心商業區，善用香港和珠三角協同效應。採訪：靜態組繼去年在《施政報告》中拋出新界東北及洪水橋兩個新市鎮發展計劃後，梁振英在新一份《施政報告》的經濟部份，用了5個段落闡述大嶼山發展，篇幅比其他部份，包括金融、貿易、旅遊業等範疇都要長。而為謀劃大嶼山的經濟和社區發展策略，政府決定成立「大嶼山發展諮詢委員會」。發展局長將聯同各相關政策局，透過委員會收集建議。提供5.3萬住宅單位《施政報告》指出，2016年及2018年，55公里長的港珠澳大橋及9公里長的屯門至赤�角連接路全段，先後落成，將大嶼山與港九新界和珠三角西部連成一體，成為粵港澳3地的交匯點。而佔地130公頃，鄰近赤�角機場的港澳大橋香港口岸人工島，有極高的「橋頭經濟」價值。政府已初步檢視相文件倉基建配套，以探討在口岸發展大型購物、餐飲、娛樂和酒店等設施的可行性，並會盡快開展詳細研究。此外，政府又會研究開發東大嶼山，打造成中區和九龍東以外，另一個核心商業區。梁振英表示，發展局去年進行的東涌新市鎮擴展第二階段公眾參與活動，建議可向東、西兩面擴展，提供約5.3萬個住宅單位及建設商業樞紐區。《施政報告》又提出，要在2023年前增加一條新跑道，以維持香港的競爭力及航空樞紐地位，政府亦會研究成立民航訓練學院，為本地及區內航空業界培育人才。2023年前增設新跑道對於政府提出進一步發展大嶼山，機管局表示正全速發展機場北商業區，當中包括興建一座有超過1,000間房的酒店，機管局將於短期內發出提交意向書的邀請。機管局又計劃在今年第一季，向環保署提交第三條跑道的環評報告。本身是香港迪士尼樂園度假區行政總裁的大嶼山發展聯盟副主席金民豪說，政府為大嶼山發展訂定明確的目標，善用豐富的旅遊、會展資源，將有助提升香港旅遊會展業的競爭力。離島區區議員周轉香亦說，早前區內發展諮詢得逾七成居民支持，相信居民會支持政府的發展方向。存倉

(吉隆坡15日訊)盡管市場看好電訊領域2014年的前景，迷你倉但分析員基於國內政治和經濟負面因素持續，加上該領域缺乏增長催化劑，因而保持“謹慎觀看”的態度。盡管如此，豐隆投資銀行研究分析員也不否認，電訊業者在市場對數據和通訊需求有增無減的趨勢下，經常收入保持強勁且派息率高，因此投資者仍有利可圖。“從過去到現在，電訊領域的抗跌性高，而且本地市場的電訊服務需求強勁。在其收入穩定，加上派息率向來是吸引投資者的要點之一，我們認為，該些股項的派息率將可以維持。”首選時光網絡馬電訊然而，他也認為，鑒於全球市場對移動數據使用量增加過於樂觀，而固定網絡作為傳輸回程成為全方位電訊業者必要的前提條件，固定網絡業者2014年的表現，占盡了跑贏移動網絡業者的優勢。有鑑於此，此領域的首選股為兩家固定網絡業者———時光網絡(TIMECOM，50 31，主板基建股)和馬電訊(TM，4863，主板貿服股)，目標價分別為4.03令吉mini storage5.8 2令吉。“時光網絡積極開拓區域數據市場，馬電訊數據提升工作，如高速寬頻網絡(H SBB)第二階段將會為他們帶來長期收益。”分析員看淡2014年的電訊領域前景表現，其中原因包括缺乏增長驅動力。“盡管市場認為，LTE將會推動領域增長，但我們不這樣認為。雖然這可提升網絡頻譜表現，但要普遍化，還需要解決很多挑戰。”行業前景挑戰多他指出，上述挑戰包括了領域競爭激烈、消費者不知道3G和4G的實際分別、4G 支援手機款式不夠普遍，以及高速寬頻網絡和無線網路(WIFI)普及化搶灘市場。雖然中短期領域增長催化劑缺乏，但分析員認為，大馬通訊與多媒體委員會(M CMC)承諾跟隨亞洲太平洋電信組織(APT)標準，統一使用700MHz的決定，將會成為領域長期增長的推手。“根據調查，若一切順利，在2020年時，大馬國內生產總值(GDP)將因為通過發放700MHz的移動寬頻，因而入賬175億美元(約577億令吉)。”self storage

今年農曆春節年假只有6天，迷你倉返鄉及旅遊車流會較為集中，高雄區監理所協調高屏地區公路客運業者，春節期間每日加開往返40班次高墾快線客運班車，排定21班監警聯合稽查勤務，並在通往主要風景區的路段，設置交通疏導管制措施。高雄區監理所長陳聰乾表示，近年交通部大力推動公路公共運輸發展計畫，南部地區的營業大客車車齡已大幅下降，希望民眾能多加利用。高雄監理所也將在各風景區排定監警聯合稽查勤務，並於各客運公司站同步加強車輛安全逃生設備、胎紋深度檢查、駕駛員的工時查核及酒精檢測。此外，公路總局第三區養護工程處針對高屏地區4處轄管省道，通往鄰近風景區易壅塞路段，包括國道10號線終點接台3線、台21線佛陀紀念館、台1線mini storage台17線水底寮路口、國道3號與187乙線銜接台1線路口，已規劃完成相關交通疏導管制措施。民眾行駛替代路線時，可遵循設置於轉向路口，螢光黃綠色指引標誌，避開較壅塞路段。公路總局也將於春節疏運專區，提供台9線南迴公路等山區路段沿路的便利商店、加油站及公共廁所等便民設施地圖，完成全省交通疏導路線電子地圖，供民眾上網查詢下載。也可透過智慧型手機利用網站所提供QR-code，下載相關電子地圖使用。高雄監理所呼籲，春節返鄉、旅遊民眾可多搭乘公路客運路線，並利用交通部公路總局「iBus公路客運」透過網頁或利用手機App，就可查詢客運路線資訊及預估到站時間。查詢省道及國道最新路況網址為168.thb.gov.tw。儲存

【記者陳秋香/高雄報導】今年農曆春節年假只有六天，自存倉因此返鄉及旅遊車流會較為集中，高雄區監理所、公路總局第三區養護工程處及高雄市區監理所特於昨(十五)日假寒軒大飯店召開「公路總局一○三年高屏地區春節疏運」記者會，要讓民眾能平安過好年。高雄區監理所所長陳聰乾表示，針對春節期間轄區內最熱門春節遊景點，為因應大批遊客需要，協調客運業者每日加開班車，以安全、快速及有效率的疏運返鄉、旅遊之民眾。春節返鄉、旅遊民眾可多搭乘公路客運路線，並利用交通部公路總局「iBus公路客運」透過網頁或利用手機APP輕鬆查詢客運路線資訊及預估到站時間，讓民眾隨時掌握欲搭乘的客運動態，亦達到安全、便利、省時、省荷包之效益。公路總局第三區養護工程處副處長林清洲表示，針對高屏地區四處轄管省道通往鄰近風景區易壅塞路段，已規劃迷你倉出租成相關交通疏導管制措施，包括規劃替代路線、彈性調整號誌時制與連鎖、機動調撥車道、協調觀光主管單位及地方警力規劃臨時停車場與加強違規取締等。民眾行駛替代路線時可遵循設置於轉向路口之螢光黃綠色指引標誌及資訊可變標誌指示，避開較壅塞路段，前往目的地。高雄市區監理所所長冬啟程表示，轄區內五家客運公司(國光、和欣、統聯、阿羅哈及豐原)於除夕當天下午四時至九時提供八折至九折的優惠票價，另外為提升營業大客車行車安全，排定監警聯合稽查勤務，並於各客運公司場站同步加強車輛安全逃生設備、胎紋深度檢查、駕駛員的工時查核及酒精檢測。最後呼籲年節期間儘可能避開交通尖峰時段，先做好車輛保養及檢查，上路前先了解各項交通疏導措施及道路狀況，多使用大眾運輸工具，並恪遵「開車不喝酒」，讓民眾春節返鄉、旅遊，順暢平安好過年。迷你倉