2011年2月28日星期一

單身女孩cool裝扮超誘惑男人

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　　一：黑色是最百搭的顏色，也是重色女郎最熱愛的色調，它更是冬季服飾的必備色，跟著小編一起看看如何成為黑GIRL吧。

　　黑色破洞拼布皮馬甲

　　一般的黑色馬甲很普通，但這件馬甲加入了破洞、皮質、翻領的元素，讓其變得不再平凡。(本文由薇雜志和本網站聯合推出)

　　黑色圓片花邊皮馬甲

　　黑色的PU馬甲在燈光下反射出深淺不一的光芒，加上圓片的點綴，原來黑色也能如此多變化。

　　黑色抹胸修身皮連衣裙

　　純黑色的皮裙性感極致，露肩、修身、包臀，每個細節讓你在舉手投足間都散發著嫵媚。

　　Cut皮黑白條紋鏈條上衣

　　黑色的半截衣很特別，搭配黑色珠子和黑白條紋，讓其不再單調乏味。

　　大黑色垂領鱷魚紋連衣裙

　　黑色的鱷魚紋連身裙華麗中帶出野性，垂墜的領子更能凸顯女生的線條哦。

　　二：除了黑色，各種深色系的服飾也持續升溫中，愛時尚玩美的女生也不能錯過哦。

　　花邊V領皮馬甲

　　咖啡色是既黑色后最百搭的顏色，暗地里浮夸著，它能讓你變成巧克力美人哦。

　　深灰色波點鉚釘外套

　　深灰色的外套，點綴著黑色的小點點，讓普通的灰色看上去更玩味時尚。

　　杏色毛毛鉚釘馬甲

　　杏色的馬甲加入了毛毛的拼接，讓其更加奢華，配上金色的鉚釘，時尚度100%。

　　深藍色閃粉金紐扣條紋外套

　　深藍色mix金色的豎紋很協調，又顯瘦。它在高貴中散發著濃濃的氣質。

戴安娜王妃御用設計師辭世難忘經典

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　　誰不曾料想，當年剛出校門、還尚有一絲嬰兒肥并十分好動的戴安娜會和當時的全球頂級王老五、已過而立之年并謹言慎行的英倫王子走到一塊。而且他們的相識，還源于戴安娜的姐姐曾和查爾斯談過戀愛。

　　誰也曾料想，影響了一代人的王妃會和緋聞男友喪命在狗仔追逐的途中。

　　人生就是這樣，有眾多的機緣巧合，是好是壞難以定論。戴安娜王妃留給后人的那一幕幕經典畫面，依然歷歷在目，難以忘懷。這其中被忽視的卻是背后默默獻計獻策的御用設計師：凱薩琳沃克爾。

　　經典瞬間：豎領的設計讓親和的戴安娜更具高貴氣息，王妃的身份地位不言而喻。

　　經典瞬間：王妃出巡，一頂寬沿遮陽帽成功塑造都市假日風情，利落而得體。

　　經典瞬間：長輩面談，清新自然為佳，淡粉與紫色的交融，令整體氣色大增，雙排扣的長寬西裝，落落大方。

　　經典瞬間：嵌滿鉆飾的粉色禮服，可以閃耀晚會，收腰的褶皺效果令王妃比例身線宛如天使，上身的圓領碎花效果，整體造型更加多元。

　　經典瞬間：閱兵時刻，翹沿禮帽象征權威、尊嚴，寬領連衣裙比較正式，在選色大膽使用紅色，典雅迷人。

　　經典瞬間：米色的淡雅與服裝材質的柔情交相輝映，于政界男性們之中穿梭，彰顯內斂氣質。

　　經典瞬間：軍裝的改良還能穿出這么女人的氣息，不得不佩服戴安娜的個人魅力，也為設計師的巧奪天工而贊嘆。

　　經典瞬間：開領式的禮服吐露女人的性感，蓬裙效果的運用古典而莊重。

　　經典瞬間：手擰式的晚禮裙，隨性卻十分時髦，淡藍色的印花綻放女人的溫情，抹胸款式不忘小露性感。

大雪又將來襲時尚雨靴成主角

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　　時尚解析：法米克詹森，雨天散步不忘攜愛犬同行。整體搭配以黑色為主，搭配靚麗的藍色雨靴非常搶眼，雨靴成為點睛之筆，提亮整體色彩度，皮質包包突顯高貴優雅氣質。（本文轉載自嘉人中文網）

　　時尚解析：再來看看詹妮弗加納這對母女，穿著雨衣親子裝。這一張街拍圖充滿濃濃的溫馨感覺，亮黃色與淡藍色搭配完美，使整體搭配跳躍有活力，媽媽的淡藍色雨靴與可愛寶寶的褲子相呼應。

　　時尚解析：希拉里達芙，腳踏時尚格子雨鞋，大晴天帶著雨傘漫步街頭，別有一番風味，其實雨靴不僅僅是下雨天穿著，平時也可以搭配出彩，而且因為雨靴的特別材質冬季格外保暖。

　　時尚解析：貝絲迪托，不得不說紅底白色原點雨靴絕對是全身最出彩的搭配，整體看起來那么可愛，盡管上身搭配顏色暗淡，雨靴卻提亮了整體。

　　時尚解析：蕾切爾比爾森，裹著靚麗圍巾外出的街拍圖，印花絲巾火了一整年，冬天仍然將持續下去，黑色鉚釘包包酷感十足，但蝴蝶結的小設計使之增添可愛氣息，黑色雨靴經典時尚。

大號手袋成新寵人手必備

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　　流行款式：大肚子金屬拉鏈PU皮挎包

　　時尚點評：藍色、黑色的包包最百搭，也最顯瘦，即使放了再多的東西進去，感覺也不會鼓鼓的。這個大肚子包包不僅可以手提，還能夠背起來，腰身中間的大拉鏈設計，讓你翻找東東的時候更加方便。

　　流行款式：休閑穩重水桶包

　　時尚點評：水桶包的誕生是為了滿足那些既愛漂亮又很懶的MM，因為束拉式的袋口設計會讓你使用起來更加隨意和方便。麻布面料的好處是：垂墜、易造型，袋子會因應內含物的多少而改變不同的形狀，隨時可以搭配你不同的著裝需求。

　　流行款式：大個子方塊包

　　時尚點評：現在的人什么都追求大，就連嬌小型的MM也追著潮流背起大大塊的包包來。這款有型有別致的方塊包包就最適合那些個性十足的MM了！它看起來可愛又好玩，成為了你身上最有特色的配飾亮點，回頭率鐵定百分之一百！

　　流行款式：糖果色肥嘟嘟挎包

　　時尚點評：打開衣櫥，發現清一色都是經典款的黑白包包，雖然很百搭，但是少了點趣味。對于熱情的夏天來說，又有什么比鮮艷的糖果色更能表達自己暢快的心情？這款五彩繽紛的翻蓋式簡約型包包就最適合那些愛搶鏡頭的MM不過了。

　　流行款式：正反兩面背包包

　　時尚點評：有些包包就是有這個好處，正反兩面都好看，就算一時手快背反了方向也不容易被別人察覺。這款荔枝紋皮的包包看上去十分歐派，扣子部位采用了嵌入式的套法，十分別致，碩大的包身，即使裝再多的東西也不明顯，實在太好用了！

　　流行款式：金剛戰士盔甲包

　　時尚點評：有些性格硬朗的MM就是喜歡背有型有款的盔甲包，挺拔豐滿的包身可以讓你看起來更獨具韻味，不一定是中性打扮的MM才適合喔，即使穿上超淑女的裙子，只要選對顏色，就能夠搭在一起。

　　流行款式：運動型方片包

　　時尚點評：說起來也奇怪，很多MM都會對NIKE、Addidas這些運動類的牌子愛不釋手，尤其是運動型的包包，似乎適合出席各種聚會場合。它們夠大夠結實，背起來也顯得落落大方，無論是搭配休閑T恤還是個性西裝都一樣好看。

　　流行款式：眩暈暗紋大肩包

　　時尚點評：這類設計簡單的大肩包相信每個女生的衣櫥里都肯定備有一個吧？而這款包包的特別之處，除了夠大夠體面外，眩暈的迷彩暗紋還特能帶出時尚氣息，搭配純凈色衣衣時就不怕單調過頭了。

　　流行款式：明星最愛閃爍爍肩包

　　時尚點評：想要學明星、學大牌，一個閃片包包又怎么能少！閃片的特點就是在極度黑暗的環境中，也能讓周圍的人注意到你，讓你向明星邁進成功的一大步。你準備好入手一個了嗎？

低襠長褲今秋俏出位心機遮粗腿

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　　時尚解析：說道自信，有的時候，自信的確可以從某種角度上提升你的氣質。而無所謂你的穿的什么，甚至你的身材如何。低檔褲完全可以讓你穿出自信的雙腿。

　　時尚解析：簡單的裸色襯衫清爽又漂亮。絕對是這個秋天的流行色。搭配黑色，很容易就能穿的很有味道。低檔褲讓你整體上升，顯得更加高挑。

　　時尚解析：肩章似乎也是最近流行的要素，如果你不喜歡西把它放在肩膀上上，背包上，肩膀上，袖子上的話，頂在腦門上，也許也是一個不錯的選擇。

　　時尚解析：什么叫酷?就是當你穿著一身黑色的裝束的時候全身散發的魅力，當然要是露出腰間的贅肉和肥臀粗腿就不太好了，所以低檔褲幫你的可不是一個小忙喲。

　　2004年開始，我們就聯系了來自法國、西班牙、荷蘭、美國、冰島，已經港澳臺等十幾個國家和地區的藝術家，已經和南方幾所高校，以及其他的中國藝術家進行多維的交流和聯合展覽。2005年5月，在廈門大學美術館聯展；2006年2月，在巴塞羅那畫廊區聯展；2006年4月在泉州師范大學聯展，以后的上海，在北京等地區的聯展正在聯系中。策劃這次展覽，不以追求前衛、新銳為目的，這在‘當代藝術’已經紅火一陣子的中國，也許顯得不是那么新潮。但我們希望她充滿更多元的文化和藝術的交流，我們盡力要做到的，是促進更多國家和地區的藝術家有更多、更豐富的交流。

時間：開幕式2006年11月30日[周四]下午3：00

（初定：布展11月27日—30日，開幕式30日[周四]下午3：00，交流會30日[周四]下午4：00，展至12月7日[周五]）
　　
地點：廈門大學藝術學院美術館
　　
主辦：廈門大學藝術學院

策劃人：KarelStoop[西班牙]楊寒松[廈門大學]曾海雄[廈門]

1.邀請十位中國藝術家和十五位歐洲藝術家[至少來自5個國家]舉行聯展及學術研討。

2.有繪畫、攝影、小型雕塑和裝置、影像、等作品

3.中外藝術家以及廣大師生及藝術愛好者參予的研討交流會

二、活動
　　
1.開幕式：11月30日[周四]下午3：00，希望廣大藝術家、評論家、策劃人、贊助者、相關的官員、國內外媒體以及全體嘉賓和師生積極參加。
　　
2.舉行學術研討會：11月30日[周四]下午4：00，

三、聯展藝術家名單

MonaNess，挪威

MerjaKupari，芬蘭

HelgaWindle，新西蘭

TineSemb，挪威

OdetteFrigon.加拿大

StellaDaniel，新西蘭

VeraTataro，捷克

DivinaSabaté，西班牙

Annabelle，加拿大

LeonSaperstain，美國

MargretSigfusdottir，冰島

JerzyBiechonski，以色列

IrenaBiechonska，以色列

SissuPalsdottir，冰島

KarelStoop，西班牙/荷蘭

李德莊[新加坡]

熊潤珍[臺灣]

楊寒松[廈門]

王新倫[廈門]

傅新民[廈門]

李小偉[福州]

黃曦農[泉州]

李劍[廈門]

鐵心[山東]

陳鴻志[福州]

曾海雄[廈門]

“回歸”油畫透支美麗

　　今年7月1日是香港回歸十周年紀念。香港既擁有西方日新月異的科學技術，亦保留著中國傳統文化的精粹，是東西文化的匯聚地。以畫表意，以畫言志，以畫抒情，更以創作的獨特方式來表達對這一歷史性時刻的關注和企盼。

翻檢清末愛國詩人黃遵憲面對當年香港所發出的“登樓四望真吾土，不見黃龍上大旗”的感嘆，畫家們面對香港回歸的歷史時刻，不約而同地想到用“登樓四望”的鳥瞰來詮釋心中的一顆璀璨明珠。有利的區位，移民城市的獨特文化融合，用油畫技法表達就變為順理成章。此幅申香先生的油畫就以驚人的創造力發出對香港的無限感慨和敬意。久違了的“鳥瞰”來了一次精神的朝圣之旅，此幅油畫的魅力讓香江人陶醉在色彩藝術的海洋之中。

充分表達油畫藝術的精髓，香港本土藝術家有得天獨厚的發展土壤。當代都市藝術最終被烙上香港的符號，正好需要來自炎黃子孫對香港美好未來的祝福，多元藝術在這里落地生根并相互結合。與這座城市一同成長并結下不解情緣的藝術家們，走向了藝術的前沿。香港城市的氣質需要藝術創作的包容，油畫藝術作品在這里找到了歸屬。美術在“回歸”之時得到更純粹的關注，香港在“回歸”之時得到更藝術的詮釋。

香港是一座善于保留記憶的城市，在這座不到１１００平方公里的土地上，“香港故事”是那樣多彩多姿。與記錄歷史不同時段和不同色彩一樣，這幅“回歸”油畫藝術作品恍若進入時空隧道，歷史和現實在這里交織和延續。

“黃金時代時裝展”：透視二戰后十年時裝品牌發展軌跡

　　時裝已經成為我們生活中一道熟悉的風景。最近，倫敦舉辦了一場特別的時裝展，回顧了二戰后十年全球時裝品牌的發展軌跡。這場名為“設計的黃金時代”的時裝展，重點展出1947-1957年，巴黎和倫敦的服裝設計。戰后十年，是經濟開始復蘇，時尚興起，全球時裝品牌起步的時期。經歷過戰爭年代的樸素之后，1947年，法國設計師克里斯汀•迪奧設計的時裝以一種象征女性特質的新風格亮相，很快便震撼了整個時尚界。褶皺的裙子、沙漏式的輪廓，不僅突顯了女性柔美的線條，更代表了富裕和繁榮，滿足了人們戰后對穩定生活的美好渴望。除迪奧之外，西班牙設計師巴倫西亞、法國設計師紀梵希和英國王室服裝設計師諾曼•哈特奈爾等人的作品也陳列其中。從這些經典時裝中，不僅可以看出戰后10年全球時裝品牌的發展軌跡，還可以了解各國設計產業之間的相互影響。

“黃金暢想”金飾設計大賽在京頒獎

第二屆“黃金暢想”金飾設計大賽（中國）２４日在北京舉行頒獎典禮。大賽主題為“讓愛無界”，秉承了“黃金暢想”不限定參賽者職業、年齡的慣例。

大賽在全國歷時近一年公開征集設計作品，吸引了近４００名設計師的７００多件作品參賽。黃纓雅憑借作品“愛的翅膀”獲得大賽一等獎、王昊的“愛是絲絲牽掛”和楊晶晶的“水之愛”分獲了大賽的二、三等獎。

這次比賽的作品體現了三個值得關注的金飾發展潮流：重現手工之美，作品傳承了中國悠久的手工金飾工藝，展現了手工打磨的痕跡和粗獷的紋理；展示簡約之美，作品利用最新的工藝來展現簡約、新銳和現代的設計。表達時尚之美。作品吸取了世界時尚和設計的趨勢，滿足現代消費者對流行的追求。

大賽評委之一，憑影片《臥虎藏龍》獲得奧斯卡最佳藝術指導獎的設計師葉錦添說：“獲獎作品體現了設計師對黃金的理解，給中國的黃金市場注入了新鮮時尚的潮流，相信這些作品會成為黃金首飾的璀璨風景”。

本次大賽由安格魯阿山帝黃金有限公司以及世界黃金協會聯合主辦，中國珠寶玉石首飾行業協會和中國黃金協會協辦。

“混搭狀態：當代藝術展”在3818庫畫廊展出

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　　相關鏈接:

　　“混搭程式”和“混搭主義”

　　展覽名稱：“混搭狀態”--劉立國、胡向東、張瀕當代藝術作品聯展

　　主辦：3818庫畫廊

　　展覽日期：2006年4月8日-5月10日

　　畫廊開放時間：上午10:30 - 下午6:30

　　地點：3818庫畫廊，北京朝陽區酒仙橋路2號大山子藝術區3818庫

　　電話：010- 86882525，84566664 傳真：010-84566664

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　　E-mail:gallery3818@126.com

　　劉立國、胡向東、張瀕是三位在國內波普和艷俗藝術中頗有影響的藝術家，此次展覽展出的均為藝術家們最新作品。

　　劉立國的作品以陶瓷為材質，作品明顯地體現出他曾經作為“艷俗藝術”一員的特征。作品在具體細節的處理及趣味取向上，明顯地體現出混雜、無序的特征--民俗的、小農的、“革命傳統”的、時尚流行的、西方舶來的，所有這些樣式都以一種“暴發”的方式在混雜、放大著，而這種形態正是這個時代的縮影。

　　胡向東在作品中將個人無可奈何和痛苦的“記憶 ”借用“身體”與塑料衣服置于繪畫表現的中心，作為媒介的透明塑料起到了象征性意義，預示了人與自然的隔膜，人與人的隔膜，也再現了人與物質之間的沖突，精神與精神之間的對立。

　　張瀕的繪畫作品題材多以文革時期樣板戲為主，素材上以女性舞蹈姿態、戲劇電影人物為主，背景模擬舞臺布景、舞臺燈光效果，并加進流行文化符號與形象，進行拼貼組合，造成一種時間上錯位，形式上別扭的狀態，意圖在于揭示社會主義文藝模式在當代流行文化沖擊下的無奈和異變。在繪畫技法上采用廣告畫的方式，追求鮮艷明快，概括簡練的效果，恰好是這種生硬、不柔和的語言，適合表達那些充滿矛盾與困擾的意圖。

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　　1：優雅成熟側盤發

　　垂順而富有流動感的斜劉海，嫵媚的卷發凌亂有致地纏繞盤起，將女性的嫵媚發揮到了極致，發髻微微側偏，成熟中帶有幾分可愛嬌俏。

　　造型POINT：

　　1）發髻的位置定于左側偏下方，松散慵懶的發髻是關鍵所在，右側則要緊致一些，與之形成層次對比。

　　2）用梳子逆刮發尾，以制造出蓬松的空氣感。

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多種素餡餃子做法

其一

　　餡料：白菜(洋白菜)切碎胡蘿卜小丁香菇丁 (花生小丁也可以沒有) 炸饅頭小丁和鍋里的油少許一些油條小丁姜末十三香鹽

　　其二

　　1。餡料：胡蘿卜，白菜(份量最多)，香菇，黑木耳，細粉絲，全部打碎調和加上色拉油和鹽攪勻。不用炒熟。

　　2。制做：用自家面粉和好面團做成面皮，包上餡料包好。水開就可下鍋煮。

　　3。調味醋做法：用醋和少許醬油和少許香油(還可根據個人口味加上辣油或芥末。)

　　其三

　　素餃子餡的材料：

　　1香菇或磨姑5，6朵(如喜歡也可以多準備)。 /2豆腐250克左右。 /3白菜半顆(也可根據自己喜好，用芹菜，蓮藕，白羅卜，薺菜等)。 /4姜

　　調料：鹽，醬油，香油，炒菜油(也有人喜歡五香粉，準備上也無妨)

　　做法步驟：

　　1把材料都用刀剁碎，白菜，羅卜要控出一部分的水

　　2，把剁好的材料，放油，加調料等炒熟。

　　3用備好的皮兒包餃子

　　因為餡是熟的，所以下到鍋里很容易熟，皮一熟，就可以吃了。

　　其四

　　簡單易做型素餃子做法摘錄

　　選用喜愛野菜和豆腐(打碎的)在放點麻油做餡。用備好的皮兒包餃子。

　　豆芽、青椒(稍辣的)加上油一塊調。用備好的皮兒包餃子

　　菠菜(或白菜或包菜)、紅蘿卜、面筋或油條、香菇、馬蹄全部打碎調和香油、蘑菇精等，炒下。包好。蒸熟。

　　天津傳統素餃子餡

　　1.素餃子，要的就是一個素字，尋常百姓家，希望新的一年沒有什么大起大落，平平安安，用天津話就是素素靜靜過一年。素餃子餡兒有白菜，豆腐干兒，香菜，木耳，粉條，黃花菜，還有最重要是就豆腐乳和香油，將各種配料剁成末兒放入豆腐乳和香油調味兒后就可以做餡兒了。

　　2.包初一的素餃子，面筋、香干、腐竹、豆芽菜、粉皮和成的餡讓一整年都素素凈凈的

　　3.炸素卷圈，以豆皮作皮，用綠豆菜、香干、粉皮、香菜配以芝麻醬、腐乳、香油、姜末等佐料調拌成餡，然后再將餡放在皮上卷起來切成段，兩頭粘面糊在油鍋內炸制而成。炸素卷圈，色澤金黃，外脆里嫩，清淡適口，是天津特色風味小吃。

　　4.素包兒，是當年天津素包兒鋪或蒸食鋪里所賣，用切碎的粉皮、香干、香菜，加入一點豆挺兒(綠豆芽)，用麻醬、醬豆腐汁和香油，攪拌成餡，包成的包子。包子頂部要捏花折兒。

　　其他：

　　灌湯類型的：就是吃的時候一咬開皮會有很多汁水的一種餡。就是在餡中加入白菜或西葫蘆等水分大的菜，當然相對包的時候會有些出水，但只要處理得當也沒問題的。白菜餡：主料就是白菜半棵、香菇六朵、紅蘿卜一個、生姜一塊，(兩個人的量，如果人多可以增加主料)。

　　制作方法：

　　1、先將白菜剁碎用紗布包裹后擠水，擠到使勁也不再有水流出時就好了;

　　2、再將水發好的香菇去掉硬梗后剁碎，紅蘿卜最好用細擦子擦成細絲后也要稍微擠一下水，然后油鍋內放花生油兩湯匙，先放入花椒7、8粒爆香后撈出不用，將剁好的香菇放入油中翻炒并加入幾滴老抽和少許白糖，再翻炒幾下聞到香味就可以出鍋待用;

　　3、將生姜根據口味可多可少，剁碎待用;

　　4、將白菜和紅蘿卜放在大容器內倒入一湯匙香油后均勻攪拌務必讓所有的菜粒都均勻的裹上一層油，然后放入炒過的香菇粒和姜末，放鹽和少許蘑菇精、五香粉后攪拌均勻一盆灌湯餃子餡就大功告成了!

　　包的時候如果餡出水也不要緊，只要將餡盆一邊墊高些，水自然就向低的一邊流過去了。我因為包餃子的功夫比較熟練還總是喜歡包有水的餡，這樣煮熟后一咬真的滿嘴留油好吃極了!

　　西葫蘆餡的：主料是西葫蘆兩個、木耳十幾朵、粉絲一小把、生姜一塊

　　制作方法：西葫蘆擦絲后擠水;水發木耳、水發粉絲剁碎、姜剁成末均勻攪拌在一起后放入熟油(注意：粉絲用涼水泡軟即可，千萬不要用熱水燙，會影響口感的)，其后的制作過程與白菜餡的一樣，關鍵就是先要用油拌好菜后再放鹽。

　　芹菜餡：主料有芹菜1斤、豆腐皮1張(豆腐干也可)、胡蘿卜一個、姜一塊

　　制作方法：

　　1、芹菜摘掉老梗和老葉(部分嫩葉可以留下)，洗凈后下到開水鍋中燙二十幾秒后撈出剁碎擠水;

　　2、豆腐皮切碎，油鍋中加1大湯匙花生油先放入幾粒花椒爆香后撈出，將豆腐皮下到油中翻炒可滴入幾滴生抽，然后出鍋待用

　　3、姜切末;

　　4、將芹菜、豆腐皮、姜末倒入大容器中后放入鹽、少許糖、少許胡椒粉和花椒面、蘑菇精均勻攪拌就可以了!

　　什錦餡：

　　主料：口蘑(買不到口蘑用平菇也可以，不過得記住擠水)一斤、胡蘿卜一個、香菜5棵(不吃香菜的可換成芹菜)、青豆少許(或嫩玉米粒)、生姜一塊

　　制作方法：

　　1、將口蘑洗凈后切成碎塊，胡蘿卜擦絲擠水，香菜切成碎末、青豆或嫩玉米粒在開水中過一下，姜切碎末;

　　2、喜歡吃濃香型的就將口蘑放在油中略炒一下并放入老抽幾滴出鍋和其他菜一起拌勻依次放入鹽、少許糖、少許花椒粉拌勻即可、喜歡吃原味的就不必炒了直接將菜餡用油拌勻后放調料就可以了。

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多種風格日系發型街拍

別以為日本的街拍統統都是黃頭發，其實，地域和流行派系的不同，發型風格也會有很大的差距，現在，就和愛美網發型來看看多種風格日系發型街拍吧！

面貌很清新的這位美眉，一樣是發色很健康的不對稱短發，大耳環和貝雷帽都是加分物品，總之，這位美女的裝扮很值得大家借鑒。

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多花樣營養火鍋

　　菊花火鍋

　　秋風乍起，早晚已有微涼，各種新鮮的火鍋開始粉墨登場。如今的火鍋已有不少花樣，一人一鍋、奶酪或豆漿湯底、葷素豆蛋都往里涮但花樣遠不止這些。

　　菊花火鍋

　　生片菊花火鍋鍋上添花

　　生片菊花火鍋就是創意派的代表之一。所謂菊花火鍋，就是把菊花放在鍋里，而生片則指各種食材已經被切得極薄，葷料可透字，素料去粗取精。吃時將生片入高湯煮涮即可，配以咸鮮調味料蘸食，口感清爽，鮮嫩滑軟。

　　雙滑涮料就像一件工藝品

　　番茄火鍋更招年輕人喜歡

　　番茄火鍋是另外一種改變，更招年輕人喜歡。酸甜酷辣番茄火鍋的鍋底是番茄，至今仍由老板親自調配，用哪里的西紅柿、如何去籽、加哪些輔料，都由老板說了算。

　　涮品中的特色四拼很誘人鮮肉盒子是雞蛋皮包的鮮肉餃，不老肉怎么涮都不老，秘制排骨入湯讓番茄鍋底更鮮美，培根則很有咬勁。素菜可搭配一份老三樣白菜、粉絲和豆腐，碼盤很講究，白菜都是葉子卷，粉絲也是一卷卷地扎在一起，很精致，讓人食欲大增。

　　粥火鍋最適宜與海鮮搭配

　　粥火鍋魚肉海鮮來搭檔

　　粥火鍋是用泰國香米燉好了鍋底，在其中加上高湯，白白嫩嫩的一鍋，看上去就惹人喜歡。粥鍋底溫度極高，涮料很容易熟，而黏稠的米粥就像涮料的芡汁一樣，讓食物保持鮮嫩。

　　魚類和海鮮更適合粥火鍋，能夠與清淡的粥鍋底保持同一種風格。放涮料時，應先放貝類、海鮮和蝦，接著放魚類，然后放肉類，最后放些許蔬菜。吃完涮料后再一口氣喝三大碗海鮮粥，清淡不上火，還能養肝補心。

　　豆漿火鍋奶白的湯汁，讓人看了就有食欲

　　自助醬料鍋外面的樂趣

　　豐滑火鍋雖然是一家火鍋店，但環境更像是吃西餐的地方。這里有專門的醬料吧，30多種調料讓人眼花繚亂，帶著牛肉粒的牛肉香辣醬、XO醬、菌菇醬、特醇香醬、沙茶香辣醬、南洋咖喱醬。很多客人手拿小碗站在那里左顧右盼，這種舀一點，那種放一點，做實驗一般樂在其中。

　　鍋底里玄機也多，雞高湯、魚高湯、豬骨高湯、新鮮椰肉與香茅等，色彩豐富。

　　每一種原料使用的容器都玲瓏趣致。海盜船里，蛤蜊、大蝦、魷魚卷、螃蟹好似海底動物大聚會;海鮮滑則把魚滑、蝦滑、螃蟹殼、魚片彼此鑲嵌，與平時火鍋輔料不修邊幅就堆上臺面的情景相比，任何一款雙滑擺上桌面，都如同一件精致的工藝品。

　　更多特色

　　紅孔雀火鍋吧

　　這里的奔馳鍋底形狀與奔馳車標極為相似，三味鍋底則可任意搭配，還有泡菜、牛奶、海鮮粥以及臺灣香辣和四川麻辣等鍋底，泡菜鍋底和牛奶鍋底最值得一試。

　　磨磨嘰嘰豆腐工坊

　　以豆腐為特色，應季推出了豆漿火鍋。一共4款，分別是咖喱肥牛、珍菌牛尾、醋椒魚片和番茄蔬菜。

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剁椒魚頭做法的詳細圖解

　　原料：

　　花鰱魚頭一個，泡紅辣椒二十多個，料酒兩大匙，雞精一咖啡匙，豆豉一大匙，香蔥三棵，老姜一小塊，蒜半個，鹽適量。

　　做法：

　　1、將魚頭洗凈吹成兩半，魚頭背相連，泡紅椒剁碎，蔥切碎，姜塊切末，蒜半個剁細末。

　　2、然后將魚頭放在碗里，然后抹上油。

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迷你倉-東海南部臺灣海峽等海域將有6級左右風 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 　　7月2日凌晨2時，渤海海域出現了4～5級偏北風；黃海大部海域出現了4～5級偏南風

迷你倉-東海南部臺灣海峽等海域將有6級左右風

　　7月2日凌晨2時，渤海海域出現了4～5級偏北風；黃海大部海域出現了4～5級偏南風；東海大部海域、臺灣海峽、臺灣以東洋面出現了4～6級西南風。渤海、黃海東南部海域、東海東北部海域有霧，能見度不足10公里；能見度不足10公里的海域還有黃海北部和中部海域。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　預計，2日8時至3日8時，渤海、黃海北部海域將有4～6級東北風；黃海中部和南部海域將有5～6級西南風轉偏北風；東海大部海域、臺灣海峽、臺灣以東洋面和以南海域將有5～7級西南風；南海西北部海域、北部灣將有4～6級偏南風。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　3日8時至4日8時，黃海大部海域將有4～6級偏北風；東海北部海域將有4～6級西南風轉西北風；東海南部海域、臺灣海峽、臺灣以東洋面和以南海域將有6～7級、陣風8級的西南風；臺灣以南海域、南海北部海域、北部灣將有5～6級西南風。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　

迷你倉-東海南部海域臺灣海峽等陣風達九至十級

　　中央氣象臺3月10日06時繼續發布海上大風預報：3月10日凌晨2時，黃海北部海域出現了5～7級西北風；黃海中部和南部海域、東海北部海域出現了7～8級西北風；東海南部海域、北部灣出現了5～7級東北風；臺灣海峽、臺灣以東洋面、南海北部、中部及西南部海域出現了6～8級東北風。臺灣以南海域的能見度不足10公里。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　預計，10日8時至11日8時，受冷空氣影響，東海北部海域將有7～8級西北風；東海南部海域、臺灣海峽、臺灣以東洋面和以南海域、南海東北部、中部及西南部海域將有7～8級、陣風9～10級的東北風。另外，渤海將有4～6級西南風；黃海北部和中部海域將有4～6級西北轉西南風；黃海南部海域將有5～7級西北轉西南風；北部灣、南海西北部海域將有5～7級東北風。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　11日8時至12日8時，渤海將有7～8級西南轉西北風；黃海北部和中部海域將有7～8級西南風；黃海南部海域、東海北部海域將有6～7級西南風；東海南部海域將有4～6級偏東轉偏南風；臺灣海峽、臺灣以南海域、南海大部海域將有5～6級東北或偏東風。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　防御指南：
　　中央氣象臺、中國海上搜救中心提醒受大風影響海域航行、作業的船舶，注意航行安全。
　　

迷你倉-東海大部臺灣以東洋面有10-11級旋轉風

　　8月9日凌晨2時，渤海、黃海出現了4～5級偏南風；東海北部海域出現了5～7級東南風；東海東南部海域、臺灣以東洋面出現了6～8級、陣風9級的大風；臺灣海峽出現了5～7級東北風；南海南部海域出現了5～7級西南風。能見度不足10公里的海域有東海東南部海域、臺灣以東洋面、臺灣以南海域以及南海南部海域。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　預計，9日8時至10日8時，受熱帶風暴“電母”的影響，東海大部海域、臺灣以東洋面將有7～9級、陣風10～11級的旋轉風；臺灣以南海域將有6～8級西南風；臺灣海峽將有5～7級西南風。另外，渤海將有5～6級、陣風7級的西北風；黃海南部海域將有5～6級東南風轉東北風；南海中部和南部海域將有5～7級西南風。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　10日8時至11日8時，受熱帶風暴“電母”的影響，東海北部海域將有7～9級大風，陣風可達10～11級；東海南部海域將由7～8級、陣風9級減弱為6～7級、陣風8級的西南風；黃海南部海域將有5～6級東北風轉6～7級、陣風8級的西北風。另外，臺灣海峽、臺灣以東洋面和以南海域、南海南部海域將有5～7級西南風。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　

迷你倉-東海大部海域臺灣海峽將有5～7級東北風

　　2月5日凌晨2時，黃海大部出現了4～5級西北風；東海大部海域、臺灣海峽、臺灣以南海域出現了5～7級北或東北風；南海中部和南部海域出現了4～5級東或東北風。北部灣有霧，能見度不足10公里。其他海域天氣及海況條件較好。
　　預計，5日8時至6日8時，渤海、黃海大部海域將有4～6級東北或東風；東海大部海域、臺灣海峽將有5～7級東北風；臺灣以東洋面和以南海域、南海東北部和南部海域將有4～6級東北風；南海西北部和中部海域、北部灣將有4～5級東南風。北部灣及華南沿海部分海域將有霧，能見度不足10公里。
　　6日8時至7日8時，渤海、黃海大部海域將有4～6級東南到偏南風；東海大部海域、臺灣海峽將有5～7級東北風；臺灣以東洋面和以南海域、南海北部和中部海域、北部灣將有4～6級東南風。渤海、黃海北部海域、北部灣及華南沿海部分海域將有霧，能見度不足10公里。
　　

迷你倉-東海南部臺灣海峽等海域陣風可達8級

　　6月4日凌晨2時，東海南部海域、臺灣海峽、臺灣以東洋面、南海北部海域、北部灣出現了5～6級、陣風7級東北風。渤海、黃海北部海域有霧，能見度不足10公里。能見度不足10公里的還有東海西部沿海、臺灣海峽、臺灣以東洋面和以南海域。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　預計，4日8時至5日8時，受輻合切變影響，東海南部海域、臺灣海峽、臺灣以東洋面及以南海域、南海東北部海域將有6～7級、陣風8級的東北風；北部灣將有4～6級東北風。渤海、黃海北部海域將有霧，能見度不足10公里。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　5日8時至6日8時，臺灣海峽、臺灣以東洋面將有6～7級、陣風8級的東北風。東海大部海域、北部灣將有5～6級東北風。渤海海域、黃海北部海域將有霧，能見度不足10公里。其他海域天氣海況條件較好。
　　

"歐美地"外語培訓學校倒閉 200萬學費沒下落

　人去樓空的歐美地

N本報記者張偉文/圖

　　本報訊長樂王女士交了一萬多元學費，想加強一下英語準備出國。剛上半年，學校卻不聲不響“關門大吉”，余下學費也沒著落。跟王女士相同情形的還有三百多名學員，涉及學費金額超200萬元。

　　通知裝修卻轉讓校長手機也已關機

　　昨天，記者在王女士陪同下，來到位于長樂城關會堂路的“歐美地英語國際”學校(以下簡稱“歐美地”)。招牌下面還掛著一條橫幅：“中英翻譯、英日語培訓、雅思保分”。據附近居民介紹，“歐美地”是去年6月辦起來的，生意一直不錯，不知為何突然關門，前幾天還來了幾個工人，把電腦、課桌等搬走。

　　記者看到，“歐美地”門面緊鎖著，門上“索賠”兩字觸目驚心。“大概是學員聽說電腦都搬走了，才寫上去示威的。”王女士告訴記者，她是今年4月報名的，交了14800元，學制2年。本月初，學校貼出通知，說要裝修，暫時停課，等到明年1月20日復課。

　　可是沒過多久，店面卻貼出要“轉讓”，有些學員起了疑心。記者撥打告示上的聯系電話，接電話的是房東。他承認與“歐美地”簽了5年租賃合同，按月交租金，但從12月開始，“歐美地”再也沒交過房租，校長也找不到了，他這才決定將其轉讓。記者通過各種渠道獲悉，歐美地是長樂鴻儒教育咨詢有限公司開辦的，記者多次撥打校長林鴻儒電話，對方已經停機。

　　這一切都讓王女士等人很不安，跟她一批的有170多人，加上此前報名人數，學員預計超過300人。記者了解到，按照“歐美地”收費標準，學半年需5800元，一年優惠價是7800元，學兩年則要交14800元。保守估計，“歐美地”收的學費超過200萬元。這么一大筆錢，學員不免擔心：學校是不是卷款逃了?“培訓學校”遍地開花遇到監管盲區

　　上周，多名學員已向長樂警方報案。王女士說，警方的答復是“歐美地”確實有過授課行為，不算詐騙，應屬于合同糾紛。學員又找到長樂法院，但法院建議，等到明年1月20日，學校如不開課，再上訴。

　　記者隨后從長樂工商局查到，一直以“學校”面目示人的“歐美地”，其隸屬的長樂鴻儒教育咨詢有限公司，注冊為一家外資企業。記者了解到，企業是不允許辦教育培訓機構的，“歐美地”辦校屬違規。

　　記者在調查中還發現，在長樂，像“歐美地”這樣所謂的“培訓學校”遍地開花。一位不愿意透露姓名的培訓機構負責人說，他們目前已有學員百余人，連教室都不夠用。如果在教育部門申請辦學資格，門檻高周期長，旨在贏利的培訓機構是不會這么干的，于是就催生了這種掛著企業外衣的“學校”。百般無奈之下，王女士準備向長樂工商局舉報。

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女友同他分手大學生跳樓時雙腳被抓住(圖)

消防隊員將跳樓男子救下
　　記者劉新萍通訊員朱文昌文圖

　　本報新鄉訊4月30日深夜，在新鄉市解放路與人民路交叉口東市第一幼兒園家屬院，一男子跳樓時，趕到現場的消防官兵和一名群眾及時撲過去抓住該男子的腳。

　　當晚，接到報警后，新鄉市牧野區消防大隊立即出動兩輛消防車15名官兵迅速趕赴現場。一名男子坐在六樓長大約兩米、寬不到一米的天臺上，情緒十分激動，稍有不慎就可能墜落。其報警的家人告訴官兵們，他是一名今年即將畢業的大學生，因為多年相處的女友同他分手，且擔心找不到理想的工作，才有如此行為。

　　由于該男子所處位置狹窄，且周圍沒有任何遮擋物，如果強行救援，稍有不慎就導致該男子和救援人員一同掉落，加上該男子情緒比較激動，不愿意與任何人交談，稍微看見燈光和有人靠近就想跳樓。

　　“有什么事情告訴我們好嗎？我們一定幫你，請你先過來，那里太危險了……”中隊指導員劉菲和一名群眾配合，輪番上陣“談判”。后得知該男子是因為和女朋友分手而一時想不開遂有輕生的念頭，消防官兵耐心說服，又讓其母親勸說。

　　突然，該男子情緒激動，轉身就要跳下去，劉菲和另一名談判的群眾迅速撲了上去，抓住了該男子的雙腳，該男子懸在半空中，兩個救援人員上半身也已懸空，情況萬分緊急。見此情形，在樓下待命的消防官兵迅速上樓，合力將其成功救下。 (來源：大河網)

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女學生對應聘問題均答愿意公司嫌其無人生規劃

求職者在招聘現場尋找合適崗位本報資料圖石濤攝

　　“現在小公司都恨不得招個金融專家，我們這些小毛毛只有去走走過場的份了……”“我和你的情況基本相似的，本科會計專業，一遍遍地被拒絕，現在我整晚都睡不著覺啊！”不解、抱怨，節后密集的招聘會才進行了3天，只想找個工作的應屆生們卻發現，沒有想的那么簡單。

　　求職人：唐靈

　　身份：大四學生會計專業

　　資歷：會計上崗證+本科文憑

　　過程：放棄去年底的雙選會備戰考研，2月19日查分后自覺無望，參加節后每場招聘會

　　戰況：參加10余場

　　戰果：成功遲遲沒來

　　案例：看看她的一次面試經歷

　　11個應屆生招7個她還是沒中

　　“我是大四的學生，經歷了好幾次面試的機會，可是每次都失敗。我想不通，為什么我找不到工作，我雖然沒有經驗，可是我愿意學習，愿意從基層開始，只要給我機會，可就是沒有這個機會，我真的受傷死了！”在解放碑某人才市場外，唐靈覺得工作找得很憋屈，在好友的安慰下才穩定情緒。

　　昨天，在一個公司面試，我又失敗了，可是我一直想不通原因，為什么我會被刷下來？我在面試的時候老是失敗，昨天面試就11個應屆生，招7個，這樣我還是被刷下來了，真的自尊心很受傷。”

　　這就是她應聘時回答的問題

　　1.想從哪方面發展，或者說你覺得最擅長和適合哪個崗位？

　　她小心地說：“哪個崗位都愿意嘗試一下，希望什么都能有機會接觸到，只有學習了后才知道適合自己的是什么。”

　　2.是不是愿意先到條件很艱苦的分公司？

　　她：“愿意，因為我本來就是外省的人，在重慶主城和區縣對我來說沒有區別。”

　　3.如果安排你在分公司做結算員，工作很重復，又很繁瑣，但是也具有一定的挑戰性，怎么想？

　　她不假思索地說：“我愿意做結算員，因為做一個結算員需要很大的耐力，也是很鍛煉人的，這也是一個會計必須經歷的階段。如果說連這樣一個崗位都做不好的話，就沒有資格成為一名出色的會計人員。”

　　招聘方：

　　什么都說愿意，你的目標不明確

　　她很真誠的回答，但最后得到的卻是被拒絕。“你什么都說愿意，對自己的人生沒有規劃，目標不明確，我們希望聽到的是你有一個明確的目標，知道自己需要什么，這樣我們才能助你往那方面發展。”招聘方如此解釋。

　　她：不知自己錯在哪里

　　人生規劃誰說得準

　　“現在我是左右不逢源，太霉了！”她說，那些夸夸其談卻找到了工作的同學不知會怎樣看她。不知道自己錯在哪里的唐靈顯得有些泄氣，覺得人生規劃對一個單純的應屆生來說不容易理解，“說職業規劃都還好一點，人生規劃這么大的東西誰說得準。”

　　同學：上大學意義不僅是考證

　　應確立自己人生目標

　　“同樣作為一個應屆畢業生的我也有相同感受，不過我覺得大學的意義不僅僅是考個證，大學應該是確立自己人生目標與方向的地方。”唐靈的同學周婕則很贊同用人方的觀點，安慰她道：“這些本該在大學就懂的，不過現在碰幾次壁也是好事，離畢業還有幾個月的時間，一起努力吧！”（重慶時報）

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女性最賺錢十大職業公關排第一影視明星第十

在倡導女性權利的今天，女人不再成為男人的附屬品，而更多的成為了他們職場上的競爭對手。在下面的十大職業中，女性往往比男性做的更好，發揮的更出色，她們可以輕松的買房買車，而不需要依賴男人來生存。

一、公關

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公關是女生的“傳統優勢項目”，也是現代社會經濟生活中一門高深的學問。在傳統上，女生比男生具有更大的公關優勢：表達能力、交際能力、協調能力都比男生強而且更富于情感性。在競爭越來越激烈的知識經濟時代，在眼球經濟時代，公關比任何時候都更重要中高級公關小姐總是在全球各地飛來飛去，為效力的各大公司做專題、組織培訓，以至企業戰略咨詢、與政府的聯絡等，成為最耀眼的白領女生之一。

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怕當臨時工，不少大學生不愿簽約(圖)

以前是企業挑人，眼下是人挑企業商報記者王春勝/攝

　　商報記者張高峰

　　“用工單位真急了。”連大四學生小吳都這么感慨。

　　南方的用工荒，到底多嚴重？過去這個周末，省內多所高校組織專場招聘會，跟往年一些公司“應景兒”完全不同，不少沿海企業紛紛擺出“團購”架勢，直接面試要人。

　　急聘

　　現場面試

　　承諾“一周內就上班”

　　“能不能現在就離校？”不少求職大學生遞上簡歷，李松峰的頭一個問題就這樣問。

　　得到肯定答復后，他會留下簡歷，讓求職者在他的表格里簽上名，并告訴求職者：趕緊準備一下，兩天后出發去南京，一周內就上崗培訓。

　　李松峰是江蘇一家加工公司河南區域的招募組負責人。在前天的河南農大校園招聘會上，他貼出的啟事稱，公司將于2010年實現員工人數22000人，而招聘職位是：儲備干部70人，作業人員若干人，待遇1800元左右。

　　來自河南工大的畢業生小王交了簡歷后，聽對方這么說，撓撓頭問：真的還是假的？

　　“還真別不信，眼下找工作就是這么容易。”李松峰回答。

　　這場招聘會上，不少來自沿海的企業攤位前，“團購”啟事屢見不鮮。

　　富士康淮安廠區的招聘簡章上顯示，該廠要招聘實習生500人，就業、畢業見習生1000人。而廣東惠州的TCL通訊公司，則打出“急聘”廣告，只要專業對口，也是見人就收。

　　現狀

　　用工荒到啥程度？小區門衛都沒了

　　記者在周末這幾場招聘會上發現，跟往年相比，大學生找工作似乎突然變容易了。

　　往年，不少企業雖然趕場招聘會，但更多像是在自我宣傳，不少公司代表心不在焉，甚至對遞上來的簡歷也愛理不理。

　　今年的情形則完全相反。大多沿海企業受到“用工荒”波及，對于應聘的大學生，壓根顧不上挑剔。“看來用工單位真急了。”華北水院大四學生小吳聽了幾個招聘攤位公司的介紹，如此感慨。

　　用工到底荒到啥程度？

　　東莞一家物業管理公司的招聘負責人古先生告訴記者，春節后，他們就遭遇了招工難，但情況還不是最糟的。“當地一家物業公司，管理上萬人的小區，連保安都招不來，只剩個保安經理，月薪拿7000多元，卻只能親自站門衛崗。”

　　擔憂

　　怕當臨時工，大學生不隨便簽約

　　雖然有700多家企業參加農大這場招聘會，但能夠提供大量崗位的，仍然是富士康這類用工密集型企業。而現場招聘啟事也顯示，這類企業需要更多的是操作工。

　　李松峰所在的公司，招聘作業人員，要求具備中專學歷即可。他解釋，大學生將作為儲備干部進行培養，但“也得從基層干起，進行上崗作業培訓”。正因為此，也有不少大學生對這類職位不感冒。

　　“現在他們招人難，大量招聘大學生，也是去當臨時工。”小吳反問，這些職位并不要求學歷，如果去這樣的企業，讀了大學還有什么用？而且招聘方明確表示，見習期間不簽任何用工合同，“這意味著一旦出了意外，沒有任何保障”。

　　不少大學生也表示，這種情況不能隨便簽約，就業難也得挑挑揀揀。

　　行情

　　世博會酒店“團購”150人上千大學生應聘

　　世博會指定酒店也來招聘了，不少學旅游管理專業的學生摩拳擦掌。

　　12日，河大畢業生供需洽談會上，上海世博會酒店餐飲聯盟的招聘臺前人頭攢動。招聘單位介紹，世博會許多定點酒店要招收大量的接待、收銀及各類管理人員。

　　“這次原本打算在河大招聘150名畢業生，沒想到為上海世博會服務的工作，這么受大學生青睞。”短短一個上午，就有近千人報名應聘。

　　“酒店給出的工資待遇還不錯。”學旅游管理的畢業生小曹說，能為上海世博會服務，即便做前臺接待也能長不少見識，今后再換工作，也會更有底氣。

　　而在13日的河南中醫學院校園招聘會上，該校97級校友楊玉華，受到不少學弟學妹追捧。

　　“只要努力，在基層照樣能干得很好。”楊玉華學針灸推拿專業，他說，大城市的醫院人才濟濟，而基層醫院更需要人才。在家鄉汝州市，楊玉華先后創辦了一所按摩學校和一所康復醫院。

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補習-President Bush Attends Joint Reserve Officer Training Corps

May 17, 2007

2:12 P.M. EDT

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you. Good afternoon. Welcome. Here we are in the East Room, a room that has had a long history. When President John Adams moved in, his wife, Abigail, used it to dry the family's laundry. (Laughter.) Abraham Lincoln's children once raced their goats in this room during a reception. (Laughter.)

Over the years this room has been used for dances, concerts, weddings, funerals, award presentations, press conferences and bill signings. Today we add another event to the storied legacy of the East Room -- the first Joint ROTC Commissioning Ceremony. And we're glad you're here.

The young men and women we honor today represent the great diversity of the American people. You come from different backgrounds; you represent all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as Guam, Puerto Rico, American Samoa and the U.S. Virgin Islands. And when you leave here today, you will wear on your shoulders the same powerful symbol of achievement: the gold bars of an officer of the United States Armed Forces.

Mr. Secretary, thank you for joining us. Proud to be here with Secretary Bob Gates and Becky. I thank Pete Geren, Acting Secretary of the Army. I appreciate so very much General Pete Pace, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs; General George Casey, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army. You all have brought out some of the brass. (Laughter.)

I appreciate Senator Ben Nelson, United States Senator, for taking his time out to be here today. Senator, it means a lot that you're here. I thank the ROTC members being commissioned here today. I welcome your friends, and most importantly, I welcome your families.

I appreciate all the others in our military here, too. Thanks for coming.

We gather at a solemn moment for this country. Many of you were still in high school when terrorists brought death and destruction to our streets on September the 11th, 2001. You were high school students. And yet, some of you understood that the cause of freedom would soon depend on your generation's willingness to step forward to defend it. And when it came time to be counted, each of you volunteered, knowing full well the risks involved during a time of war. As your Commander-in-Chief, I salute your decision to serve, and I congratulate you on a fine achievement.

The idea of providing college students an opportunity to train for a military commission has its roots in the old land-grant universities of the 19th century -- which included a program of military science. The modern program dates to 1916 -- when the government established the Reserve Officers Training Corps to improve and standardize the training of junior officers. ROTC starts by identifying men and women of leadership and ability. It then prepares them morally, mentally, and physically for their responsibilities as officers in the finest Armed Forces in the world.

As part of this preparation, you have been taught a way of life that elevates service above self. You have learned that honor is not just a word -- it is a sacred inheritance to be preserved and handed down. You have learned that courage is not the absence of fear -- it is the ability to do the right thing in spite of your fears. And you have learned that much is expected of our military officers. For most of you, an ROTC scholarship helped pay for your college education. The American people provide these funds willingly. And in return they ask one thing: when their sons and daughters are put in harm's way, they will be led by officers of character and integrity.

The path you have taken to this day is not an easy one. When your roommates slept in -- (laughter) -- you got up at dawn for a three-mile run. While others spread out on the grass on a sunny day, you marched in formation. And when your friends called it a night and headed out to the town, you stayed back to shine your shoes and iron your uniform in preparation for the next day's inspection.

All of you have made many sacrifices to receive your commission. Yet some of you have had to endure even greater hardships -- because your universities do not allow ROTC on campus. For those of you in this position, this can require long commutes several times a week to another campus that does offer ROTC, so you can attend a military class, participate in a drill. Most of all, it means living a split existence -- where your life as a cadet or midshipmen is invisible to most of your fellow students.

Every American citizen is entitled to his or her opinion about our military. But surely the concept of diversity is large enough to embrace one of the most diverse institutions in American life. It should not be hard for our great schools of learning to find room to honor the service of men and women who are standing up to defend the freedoms that make the work of our universities possible. To the cadets and midshipmen who are graduating from a college or university that believes ROTC is not worthy of a place on campus, here is my message: Your university may not honor your military service, but the United States of America does. (Applause.) And in this, the people's house, we will always make a place for those who wear the uniform of our country.

In a few minutes, you will raise your right hands, and swear an oath to defend our Constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic, knowing that these enemies are real. You will receive your commissions as officers, knowing that you will soon have the lives of other men and women in your own hands. You will leave this room with heads held high, knowing that you take your place in one of the greatest forces for freedom in the history of mankind.

So I ask you today: Bring honor to the uniform. Set high standards for yourself. Do not ask of those under your command anything that you would not ask of yourselves. If you do all these things, your career will take care of itself, your service will be a source of pride, and you will help build a safer and more hopeful world for your fellow citizens.

So congratulations to our new lieutenants and ensigns. And may Almighty God keep you close as you keep the American people safe.

And now I ask the Secretary of Defense to administer the oath.

(The oath is administered.) (Applause.)

END 2:22 P.M. EDT

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補習-President Bush Attends Iftaar Dinner at the White House

October 4, 2007

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all for coming. Please be seated. Ramadan Mubarak. Laura and I are pleased to have you here for our seventh Iftaar dinner. Tonight we celebrate traditions of Islamic faith, which brings hope and comfort to more than a billion people. For Muslims around the world, the holy month of Ramadan is a special time of prayer and fasting. It is a time for charity and service to those less fortunate. It's a time to celebrate Islam's learned and vibrant culture, which has enriched civilization for centuries.

Ramadan is also a good time for Americans of all faiths to reflect on the values we hold in common -- including love of family, gratitude to the Almighty, devotion to community, and a commitment to religious liberty. The freedom of worship is central to the American character. It's the first protection in the Bill of Rights. It holds together the fabric of American society -- supporting every individual's right to practice his or her beliefs without fear.

Today, our world is at war with violent extremists who seek to tear the fabric of our society -- and stop the advance of freedom in Muslim societies around the world. They attack holy sites, destroy mosques and minarets, and kill innocent men, women and children -- including Muslims who do not share their radical views. They believe that by spreading chaos and violence they can frustrate the desire of Muslims to live in freedom and peace. We say to them, you don't represent Muslims, you do not represent Islam -- and you will not succeed.

America is standing with mainstream citizens across the broader Middle East. We stand with nearly 12 million Iraqis who voted for a democratic future for their children. We're standing with Afghan people, as they defend their young democracy against the Taliban and al Qaeda. We're standing with the Lebanese people, who raised the banner of a Cedar Revolution to reclaim their freedom and independence. We're standing with all who seek the blessings of liberty -- and the peace that freedom brings.

Americans have a history of standing with Muslims facing suffering and hardship -- and it's a proud history. Our country defended Muslims in Bosnia and Kosovo after the breakup of Yugoslavia. We supported Kuwait after it was invaded by Saddam Hussein. Americans came to the aid of victims of devastating earthquakes in Pakistan, India, and Iran. Americans responded with urgency and compassion to the wreckage of the tsunami in Indonesia and Sri Lanka and Thailand. We're rallying the world to confront the genocide in Sudan, and deliver humanitarian aid for those in dire need. And we support the establishment of a Palestinian democracy to live side by side with Israel in peace.

As you break your Ramadan fast at this Iftaar dinner, let us renew our faith in the universality of freedom. Let us celebrate the millions of Muslims that we are proud to call American citizens. And let us honor the many Muslim nations that America is proud to call friends.

Laura and I are grateful you're here. Thank you for coming. We wish you a blessed Ramadan. And now I ask the Imam to say the blessing.

END 7:20 P.M. EDT

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補習-President Bush Attends Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration at White House

October 10, 2007

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all. Please be seated. Siéntese. Gracias. Bienvenidos a la Casa Blanca, también el jardín de las rosas. It's a beautiful day. I'm glad you're here. Thanks for coming as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Every year at this time, we recognize the rich cultural traditions of the Hispanic American community -- and the great contributions of Hispanic Americans to our country and our character. That's why we're here.

I appreciate so very much Ambassador Sue Schwab, who is the U.S. Trade Representative, for joining us. We're proud you're here, Madam Ambassador. I'm going to say something positive about trade, so I'm glad you came. I appreciate my friend, my dear friend, former Attorney General of the United States, Al Gonzales. (Applause.) I appreciate Anna Cabral, U.S. Treasurer, and Victor. Thank you all for coming. (Applause.) I'm proud that other members of my administration have joined us. Sarah, it's good to see you; thank you for being here.

I thank my friend, Emilio Estefan, who has provided the entertainment. I'm going to say something about the entertainment a little later, but Israel, we're glad you're here. I appreciate the members of the Diplomatic Corps; I appreciate the ambassadors coming. We're proud you're here. Thanks for taking time.

I have just met a remarkable woman that I want to introduce to you: Yamile Llanes Labrada, and her daughter, Shirlen García, have joined me in the Oval Office. Yamile is the wife of a political prisoner in Cuba, Dr. José Luis García Paneque. The doctor was a plastic surgeon. He did nothing more than advocate for freedom. And he's now in prison. And not only is he in prison, he's ill. And so one of the messages I have for the Cuban leader is, free this man, and free other political prisoners. He's not a threat to you. Let him be reunited with a woman who loves him dearly, and his four children. So, Yamile, thanks for coming. We're proud you're here. (Applause.) Sure glad you're here. Y que Dios les bendiga a su familia y también su esposo.

Citizens of Hispanic descent are the fastest-growing population in America. Hispanic Americans strengthen our nation with their commitments to familia y fe. Hispanic Americans enrich our country with their talents and creativity and hard work. Hispanic Americans are living the dream that has drawn millions to our shores -- and we must ensure that the American Dream remains available for all. It's an important part of our past, and it's a central part of our future that people from all walks of life feel welcomed and given the opportunity to realize the blessings of America.

Realizing the promise of this good country requires a good education. You know, I worked hard with Republicans and Democrats to pass what's called the No Child Left Behind Act. That's an important piece of legislation because it raises standards, and it holds schools to account. And the law is working. It's a good piece of legislation. It's working because I can report to you that last month we saw the results from what's called the Nation's Report Card. The report card showed record performance in 4th and 8th grade math and 4th grade reading. And the report showed that Hispanic students scored all-time highs in a number of areas. And so we need to build on that progress. It's good that we've got a good report card; we want excellent report cards for every child.

I met yesterday with civil rights leaders. See, I believe a good education is a civil right. And we talked about how we can work together to make sure the No Child Left Behind Act is not only reauthorized, but is made stronger. The Congress needs to make sure we don't lower standards. Congress needs to make sure we raise standards and hold people to account, so that every child, every child can learn in the United States of America. (Applause.)

Realizing the promise of America requires a growing economy. Last week, we got more good news on this front. The economy added 110,000 new jobs in September, giving us 49 straight months of job growth -- and that's a new record. We are now enjoying the longest period of uninterrupted job creation in the history of the United States. The growing economy is the result of good policies, like low taxes, but it's also mainly the result of hard work of workers and entrepreneurs, including hundreds of thousands of Latino business owners.

And so to keep the economy growing, we've got to make sure we don't raise your taxes. And to keep the economy growing, we've got to open new markets for goods and services. One of the most important markets is in our own hemisphere. Many Hispanic-owned businesses in our country depend on trade with Latin America. Trade with the region strengthens ties of friendship and commerce. Free trade helps our neighbors prosper. And so to expand trade with Latin America, we negotiated, and Congress approved, a free trade agreement with five Central American countries, as well as the Dominican Republic. And this agreement is working, it's helped American workers. It's new markets for products made here -- right here in the United States. And it's helped our neighbors. We want everybody to do well in our neighborhood. We want prosperity to abound.

And that's why we've negotiated new free trade agreements with Peru and Colombia and Panama. For the sake of businesses and sake of our workers, and for the sake of prosperity in the neighborhood, the United States Congress needs to approve these three very important trade agreements. (Applause.)

Realizing the promise of the country requires strong communities, where people care for each other in times of need. Yamile found help in the United States from people who care about the condition of her husband. A total stranger that didn't know Yamile before she came to the United States said, how can I help you; what can I do? That happens all across our country when Hispanic Americans run soup kitchens and drug treatment clinics and hear the call -- God's call -- to love our neighbors as we'd like to be loved ourself.

We see this spirit in Hispanic Americans who volunteer as Little League coaches, or serve as Big Brothers and Big Sisters, or give their time and energy to improve the lives of people that live across the street from them. By caring for others, Hispanic Americans make ours a better and more compassionate nation -- and America appreciates the example they set.

Finally, realizing the promise of America requires a secure country. We honor the many Hispanic Americans who wear the uniform here at home -- the police, and firefighters, and emergency rescue personnel who risk their lives each day to protect our homeland and our communities. And we honor the 200,000 Hispanic Americans who serve in our Armed Forces -- who are working to spread liberty so we can be secure here in America; who are doing the hard work today so our children and grandchildren can grow up in peace. I appreciate the fact that they have volunteered in a time of danger, and I'm proud to welcome members of the United States military with us today. Thank you all for coming. (Applause.)

So during Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate the diversity that makes our country stronger -- and the heritage and the spirit that Hispanic Americans bring to this great democracy. To help us celebrate the heritage and spirit, we have an incredible talent: Cachao. He was born in Havana only in 1918. That was before my time. During the late 1930s, he helped popularize the mambo, and over the past half century he has won a lot of Grammy Awards -- most recently in 2005, believe it or not. So if you do the math, you can figure out this man hasn't stopped working. (Laughter.) He's still clicking, and he's still making good music. And so we're proud to welcome Israel Lopez, better known as Cachao, to here -- to the White House. Thank you for coming. (Applause.)

* * * * *

THE PRESIDENT: I know you'll join me in thanking Cachao for coming. Guess when the first he was here -- 1948 he played for President Harry Truman. (Applause.) Welcome back. (Applause.) We're sure glad you're here. Thank you all for coming. I want you to say hello to Yamile again, una más vez. (Applause.) We certainly pray for the speedy release of your husband, and we're glad you're here at the White House. No better place to come and recognize the great beauty of freedom. We want to thank you all for joining us as we celebrate the great diversity and freedom of the United States.

Que Dios les bendiga.

END 3:35 P.M. EDT

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補習-President Bush Attends Graduation Ceremony for Federal Bureau of Investigation S

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you. Mr. Director, thank you for your kind introduction and thank you for your leadership. Proud that you invited your wife, Ann, here to be with us. I thank the Attorney General for joining us today. Members of the FBI Academy staff, distinguished guests, family and friends, and most importantly, members of the graduating class: Thanks for having me.

I am so pleased to be back to the FBI Academy, and to share with you this special day. When you walk across the stage, you will receive your badge and your credentials. You'll become special agents of the FBI. You will take your place on the front lines on the war on terror. I thank you for stepping forward to serve your country during this important time. And on behalf of all Americans, I congratulate the Class of 08-14. (Applause.)

This academy has prepared you for the privileges and responsibilities of carrying the badge. Over the past 20 weeks, you have passed rigorous academic and physical requirements. You have spent hours practicing your aim on the firing range, combing the streets of Hogan's Alley, and navigating the Academy's gerbil tubes. (Laughter.) As part of your training, you were all forced to endure the sting of pepper spray -- which you learned wasn't half as bad as the cafeteria food. (Laughter.)

To reach this day of accomplishment, you have all depended on the wisdom and advice of your instructors. They took a diverse group that includes combat veterans, police officers, firefighters, lawyers, language experts, and computer specialists. And they turned you into an impressive class of FBI special agents. Your instructors are proud of your accomplishments -- and I know you are grateful for their leadership.

To reach this day of accomplishment, you depended on the support of your loved ones. While you were away training for this academy, some of them were really sweating out the training for you. (Laughter.) And Rick mentioned a lot of you were packing bags. I'm thankful you didn't mention Crawford, Texas. (Laughter.) And so are you. (Laughter.)

But the point is, America owes your families a great debt. And we thank you for standing by your side -- thank them for standing by your side during this moment of training and the service you'll be rendering to our country. We welcome the families here today. (Applause.)

Members of this class join the FBI during a momentous time in our nation's history. Earlier this summer the FBI celebrated its 100th anniversary. Unfortunately I wasn't able to attend the official ceremony. So I asked the Attorney General to speak in my place. To be honest, I was somewhat concerned that he might not live up to my high standards of oratory. (Laughter.) He told me I had nothing to worry about. (Laughter.)

The Bureau has come a long way since its founding. Over the past century, the FBI has grown from a small team of 34 investigators to a powerful force of more than 30,000 agents and analysts and support professionals serving around the world. The FBI has pushed the boundaries of forensic science -- from mastering the art of fingerprints to pioneering the use of DNA evidence. The FBI has inspired generations of children to dream of joining the force. (Laughter.) Sounds like I inspired one or two myself. (Laughter and applause.)

In every era, the FBI has risen to meet new challenges. When mobsters brought crime and chaos to America's cities during the 1920s and '30s, the G-Men of the FBI brought them to justice. When America entered the Second World War, the FBI stopped Axis agents from carrying out attacks on our homeland. During the Cold War, the FBI worked long hours to protect America from Soviet spies. In all this work, the FBI has gained an incredible record of achievement and has earned the admiration of the entire world. America honors all the fine men and women who have served in the ranks before you.

As you go forth from this Academy, you're going to write a new chapter in the FBI's storied history. In the years ahead, your assignments will be as diverse as the FBI's mission -- from dismantling organized criminal networks, to pulling the plug on online predators, to making white-collar criminals pay for defrauding hardworking Americans. And just as your predecessors adapted to meet the challenges of the past century, there's no doubt in my mind you'll respond with courage to confront the emerging dangers of this new century.

Those dangers became clear on September the 11th, 2001. On that day, 19 terrorists brought death and destruction to our shores. We became a nation at war against violent extremists. And we must not rest until that war is won. (Applause.)

More than seven years have passed without another attack on our soil. And this is not an accident. Since 9/11, we have gone on the offense against the terrorists abroad -- so we do not have to face them here at home. (Applause.) We stand with young democracies in Afghanistan and Iraq and beyond as they seek to replace the hateful ideology of the extremists with a hopeful alternative of liberty.

Here at home, we've transformed our national security institutions and have given our intelligence and law enforcement professionals the tools and the resources they need to do their job, and that is to protect the American people. We formed a new Department of Homeland Security. We created a new Director for National Intelligence. We established a program at the Central Intelligence Agency to interrogate key terrorist leaders captured in the war on terror. We worked with Congress to pass legislation that allows our intelligence professionals to quickly and effectively monitor terrorist communications while protecting the civil liberties of our citizens. If al Qaeda is making a phone call into the United States, we need to know why and to whom they're calling in order to protect the American citizens. (Applause.)

The FBI has played a vital role in doing the most important job that government has, and that is to secure the American people from harm. Since 9/11, the Bureau has worked with our partners around the world to disrupt planned terrorist attacks. Most Americans will never know the full stories of how these attacks were stopped and how many lives were saved. But we know this: The men and women of the FBI are working tirelessly to keep our nation safe -- and they have the thanks of the American people.

The FBI's leadership in the war on terror has required a dramatic change of mission. Before 9/11, terrorism was viewed primarily as a criminal matter. The FBI focused more on indicting terrorists after an attack than on stopping the attack in the first place. For example, after the terrorists targeted the World Trade Center in 1993, FBI agents succeeded in tracking down several of the killers. They obtained indictments against them and they put them behind bars. And that was good work. But eight years later al Qaeda returned to finish the job.

Immediately after 9/11, the FBI made preventing terrorism its top priority. The FBI you join today is focused on collecting and analyzing intelligence -- so we can figure out what the terrorists are planning before it is too late. Over the past seven years, we have more than doubled the number of intelligence analysts and translators on the force. We've enacted the Patriot Act to ensure FBI analysts and investigators have the information they need to protect our nation. We created the FBI's new National Security Branch -- bringing together divisions responsible for counterterrorism and intelligence and counterespionage.

The FBI you join today is working more closely with partners at all levels of government. At the local level, we've increased the number of FBI Joint Terrorism Task Forces from 35 to more than 100. These task forces bring together federal and local law enforcement agents. They have helped break up terror cells in places like Portland, Oregon; Buffalo, New York; and northern Virginia.

At the national level, we created the National Counterterrorism Center, where the FBI is working side by side with the CIA, the Homeland Security Department, and other federal agencies to track terrorist threats and prevent new attacks. We created the Terrorism Screening Center to consolidate watch lists from different agencies into one master list.

At the international level, we've deployed the FBI to foreign countries to help track down the terrorists. Since September the 11th, the FBI has opened 16 new offices overseas. Two of them are in Kabul and Baghdad -- where hundreds of FBI agents are serving alongside our brave men and women in uniform.

The FBI can be proud of all these accomplishments. These changes were difficult, and they were necessary. We've transformed an agency founded a century ago to meet the challenges of the 21st century. And thanks to the vision and determination of the FBI, America is safer today than we were on September the 11th, 2001. (Applause.)

In the midst of this rapid change, we can be confident that one thing will never change -- and that is the character and courage of those who carry the badge. We see this character and courage in the story of an agent named Leonard Hatton. A bomb specialist for the FBI, Lenny had investigated terrorist attacks around the world. So when he saw smoke rising from the World Trade Center on September the 11th, 2001, he immediately understood the danger. With complete disregard for his own life, he ran to the scene to help others escape. And when the towers came crashing down, Lenny died beneath them. Earlier that same morning, Lenny had told his wife, Just another regular day at work. Well, for a man like Lenny Hatton -- who always put others before himself -- it was another day at work. We must always honor the memory of this good and faithful servant -- and we vow that those who have given their lives in the war on terror shall never have died in vain. (Applause.)

As new special agents, your charge to keep is to carry out this mission. I ask you to defend the values of fidelity, bravery, and integrity that you have learned here at this Academy. I ask you to carry out your duty to protect the lives and liberties of the American people. If you follow these principles, your careers will take you far, this agency will uphold its solemn responsibility, and America's security will be in good hands.

I want to thank you for sharing your graduation with me. I'm inspired by your examples of service. I wish you all the best in the future. May God bless you. (Applause.)

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補習-President Bush Attends Kuwait-America Foundation's Stand for Africa Gala Dinner

March 12, 2008

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all. Mr. Ambassador, thank you for the invitation. You've got a beautiful place here. (Laughter.) Rima, thanks very much. I'm honored to be with you. I'm a little late because Laura had me watching Father of the Bride. (Laughter.) And in that I didn't finish it, I'm going to make my remarks short and go home and watch it. (Laughter.) It's going to be a big year for us. So the guy comes to see me, and he says, I want to marry your daughter. I said, done deal. (Laughter.)

It's also a big year for us because I'm absolutely convinced the momentum that we have started on the continent of Africa in dealing with HIV/AIDS or malaria is going to continue on for a long period of time. And I want to thank you all very much for supporting the initiative.

I do want to say something about our Secretary of State. I can remember early on in my administration -- she was the National Security Advisor then -- and she said, I presume you're going to pay attention to Africa. And I said, that's a good presumption, because I believe to whom much is given, much is required. And the United States of America has been given a lot. And I firmly believe we're required to respond to human tragedy when we see it.

And there's nothing more tragic than a young baby dying because of a mosquito bite. And so I come to you optimistic about this initiative, and thankful for the folks who are supporting Malaria No More. I, too, want to thank Ray Chambers for his leadership. I like it when people do well in the business world, and then rather than retire, decide to put something back into society. That's exactly what you've done, and we're very grateful for doing what you're doing. I see Justice Alito is here. That's good. Hey, Sam, good to see you. (Laughter.)

Youssou N'Dour. So, Youssou, I've been practicing my dancing recently -- (laughter) -- and singing. (Laughter.) And I'm available for a few tips. I appreciate the members of my Cabinet who are here, and members of Congress.

I, too, want to thank Admiral Mike Mullen for serving as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, and his wife, Deborah. It's amazing to be the Commander-in-Chief of a group of people that are dedicated, selfless and courageous like our military, and Admiral Mullen represents the very best of the U.S. military. I thank the Diplomatic Corps who is here, as well.

So, my friends in Texas say, you know, don't we have enough problems here at home? And my answer is, we're wealthy enough and we're strong enough and we're good enough to take problems -- take on problems here at home, as well as in other parts of the world. And then I remind them that we're living in a very difficult period in the history of the world. After all, we're witnessing an ideological struggle between those who kill the innocent to achieve political objectives and those who believe in human dignity and human rights and human freedom.

And it's a tough time, and it's going to take a while to prevail. But one thing is for certain: that this enemy we face cannot possibly find recruits based upon their vision. Their vision for life is so dark and so dim and so degrading that it's impossible for them to recruit unless they find hopeless situations. And there's nothing more hopeless for a mother to see a baby die needlessly. And there's nothing more hopeless than a pandemic that sweeps through a continent.

And so the initiative, the Malaria No More initiative, first and foremost is a part of our efforts to make sure that peace prevails in the long term. And it's working. It's amazing. Admiral Ziemer is here. This guy can get the job done. See, I -- one of the things that we pride ourselves on in this administration is we like to not only be talkers, we like to be doers. We like to set out an agenda and then see to it that the agenda is accomplished.

And working on this Malaria Initiative, we can measure. You can measure how many nets have been purchased and distributed; how many pills have been distributed; how many countries have been affected. When we were in Tanzania, we were told that Zanzibar, which is a part of Tanzania, went from having their babies infected by malaria at the tune of 20 percent to 1 percent in 18 months. And so I am the kind of fellow that says, this is in our interests and I expect the monies that we're spending to be spent well and to be spent wisely, and they are.

It's also in our moral interest. Our nation is a better nation when we help people save lives. The collective will of the American people to help somebody who suffers, who they might not ever know, lifts our national spirit. And so on our trip to Africa, I tried to make sure that the people of Africa understood this wasn't a George Bush initiative or a Laura Bush initiative or a Condi Rice initiative; this was an initiative of the most compassionate people on the face of the earth -- the American people.

And you're helping this initiative go forward. And so I've taken a breather from the movie to come by -- (laughter) -- to thank you very much for standing strong with the forces of goodness and light and compassion. And the work you're doing is necessary and it's important and it's succeeding. And I hope you take great heart in that.

Thanks for letting me come by to say, hi; and God bless you all. (Applause.)

END 7:29 P.M. EDT

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