鄭丁賢‧舒吉的微笑
2010-11-14 19:00
噢，她是那麼的瘦小，但是，她又是那麼的巨大。
鏡頭前的昂山舒吉，站在住家大門鐵柵前，向群眾揮手，這是她被軟禁7年後，第一次對外展現她的風采。
數千名支持看到她，歡呼喝釆，興奮不已。
舒吉沒有發表激昂的演說，她只是微笑，然後簡單的說幾句話，要人民團結和冷靜。
軍人政權用盡一切方法，禁錮她、詆毀她、壓制她、折磨她，但是，還是不能打倒她。
她用微笑來告訴軍人政府，她還是不屈服於強權的昂山舒吉；她也用微笑告訴群眾，她依然是和人民在一起的昂山舒吉。
她的瘦小身軀，背負了一個國家的苦難，也承載了人民的希望。
緬甸人幾乎甚麼都沒有，然而，他們擁有昂山舒吉，或許，這是他們的精神財富。
如果不是緬甸軍人政府的暴政，昂山舒吉不須要遭受這些苦難，或許，她也根本不願意成為民族的英雄。
她的前半身，其實過得很平凡；她的志願，也只是想做個平凡的家庭主婦，相夫教子，過一個和樂的生活。
不久前，舒吉在英國的友人，公開了她年輕時代的生活照片。
她留了小一撮長髮，騎著腳踏車，在英國的鄉下踏青；微風吹過，秀髮揚起，那張秀氣的臉孔，溢滿了笑容。
另一張照片中，舒吉和大學教授的英國丈夫，以及出身未久的孩子，坐在草地上野餐。她手上抱著孩子，深情款款的看著丈夫；這就是她所有美麗和理想的世界了。
然後，她是緬甸國父昂山將軍的女兒，她身上流的是緬甸的血液。在緬甸遽變的關鍵，她回到緬甸。
當時，她以為那只是階段性的任務，一旦完成使命，她可以回到丈夫和孩子的身邊。
出乎意料的是，她領導的全民盟贏得大選，準備從軍人手中接管政府；但是，軍隊否決了選舉，還把她關起來。
被囚禁期間，她心愛的丈夫患上癌症；但他離世的那刻，兩人都無法見面，作為一個妻子，這是錐心的遺憾。
而她疼惜的孩子，成長過程中，缺乏母親的照顧和陪伴；對於一個母親，這是最痛心的折磨。
舒吉獲得釋放，但是，作為女人，她的遺憾永遠不能彌補。
同樣的，作為政治家，緬甸的民主和自由，她也無法確定，那是另一種遺憾。
但是，為了超越個人和家庭的更高價值，她無怨無悔，經歷了這一切，她微笑以對。
星洲日報／馬荷加尼‧作者：鄭丁賢‧《星洲日報》副總編輯‧2010.11.14
2010年11月16日星期二
全島1/4妓女患病 峇厘尋歡小心染愛滋
更新: November 15, 2010 18:08
全島1/4妓女患病
峇厘尋歡小心染愛滋
（耶加達15日法新電）有意前往印尼度假勝地峇厘島“狂歡”的大馬男子請注意，峇厘島的愛滋病病例暴增，當地有四分之一的妓女染上愛滋病。
全國愛滋病委員會公佈的一份報告指出，峇厘島今年的愛滋病病例多達3778起，比去年增加近19%，或597起。
報告指出，峇厘島在2004年只有590起愛滋病病例，2006年增加到1253起。
多人不願檢查
委員會的峇厘島發言人卡爾馬雅說：“這個數字只是冰山一角……我們估計確切數字在7000起左右，因為有許多病例並沒有記錄。”
他說，許多人不願去檢查，因為人們仍然羞辱和歧視愛滋病病人。
他說，峇厘島的8800個妓女當中，有25%妓女感染愛滋病，比去年的23%高出2%。
卡爾馬雅指出，愛滋病傳染迅速，主要原因是買春客不願使用避孕套。
他警告，若愛滋病蔓延局勢不受控制，峇厘島每年將出現840起新愛滋病病例。
儘管他對這個趨勢表示擔憂，但他強調，造訪峇厘島的大部分遊客是為了該島的文化與風景，而不是性行業。峇厘島每年吸引超過100萬人次的遊客。
全島1/4妓女患病
峇厘尋歡小心染愛滋
（耶加達15日法新電）有意前往印尼度假勝地峇厘島“狂歡”的大馬男子請注意，峇厘島的愛滋病病例暴增，當地有四分之一的妓女染上愛滋病。
全國愛滋病委員會公佈的一份報告指出，峇厘島今年的愛滋病病例多達3778起，比去年增加近19%，或597起。
報告指出，峇厘島在2004年只有590起愛滋病病例，2006年增加到1253起。
多人不願檢查
委員會的峇厘島發言人卡爾馬雅說：“這個數字只是冰山一角……我們估計確切數字在7000起左右，因為有許多病例並沒有記錄。”
他說，許多人不願去檢查，因為人們仍然羞辱和歧視愛滋病病人。
他說，峇厘島的8800個妓女當中，有25%妓女感染愛滋病，比去年的23%高出2%。
卡爾馬雅指出，愛滋病傳染迅速，主要原因是買春客不願使用避孕套。
他警告，若愛滋病蔓延局勢不受控制，峇厘島每年將出現840起新愛滋病病例。
儘管他對這個趨勢表示擔憂，但他強調，造訪峇厘島的大部分遊客是為了該島的文化與風景，而不是性行業。峇厘島每年吸引超過100萬人次的遊客。
2010年11月13日星期六
Myanmar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi released
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Published: Saturday November 13, 2010 MYT 6:51:00 PM
Updated: Saturday November 13, 2010 MYT 9:10:14 PM
Myanmar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi released (Updated)
YANGON, Myanmar (AP): Myanmar's military government freed its archrival, democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, on Saturday after her latest term of detention expired. Several thousand jubilant supporters streamed to her residence.
A smiling Suu Kyi, wearing a traditional jacket and a flower in her hair, appeared at the gate of her compound as the crowd chanted, cheered and sang the national anthem.
Speaking briefly in Burmese, she thanked the well-wishers, who quickly swelled to as many as 5,000, and said they would see each other again Sunday at the headquarters of her political party.
Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi talks to the supporters as she stands at the gate of her home Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010 in Yangon, Myanmar. Myanmar's military government freed its archrival Suu Kyi on Saturday after her latest term of detention expired. - AP
The 65-year-old Nobel Peace Prize laureate, whose latest period of detention spanned 7 1/2 years, has come to symbolize the struggle for democracy in the Southeast Asian nation ruled by the military since 1962.
The release from house arrest of one of the world's most prominent political prisoners came a week after an election that was swept by the military's proxy political party and decried by Western nations as a sham designed to perpetuate authoritarian control.
Supporters had been waiting most of the day near her residence and the headquarters of her political party. Suu Kyi has been jailed or under house arrest for more than 15 of the last 21 years.
As her release was under way, riot police stationed in the area left the scene and a barbed-wire barricade near her residence was removed, allowing the waiting supporters to surge forward.
Her release was immediately welcomed by several activist groups around the world, and British Prime Minister David Cameron said it was long overdue.
"Aung San Suu Kyi is an inspiration for all of us who believe in freedom of speech, democracy and human rights," he said in a statement.
Critics allege the Nov. 7 elections were manipulated to give the pro-military party a sweeping victory. Results have been released piecemeal and already have given the junta-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party a majority in both houses of Parliament.
The last elections in 1990 were won overwhelmingly by Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy party, but the military refused to hand over power and instead clamped down on opponents.
Suu Kyi was convicted last year of violating the terms of her previous detention by briefly sheltering an American man who swam uninvited to her lakeside home, extending a period of continuous detention that began in 2003 after her motorcade was ambushed in northern Myanmar by a government-backed mob.
Suu Kyi has shown her mettle time and again since taking up the democracy struggle in 1988.
Having spent much of her life abroad, she returned home to take care of her ailing mother just as mass demonstrations were breaking out against 25 years of military rule. She was quickly thrust into a leadership role, mainly because she was the daughter of Aung San, who led Myanmar to independence from Britain before his assassination by political rivals.
She rode out the military's bloody suppression of street demonstrations to help found the NLD. Her defiance gained her fame and honor, most notably the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize.
Charismatic, tireless and outspoken, her popularity threatened the country's new military rulers. In 1989, she was detained on trumped-up national security charges and put under house arrest. She was not released until 1995 and has spent various periods in detention since then.
Suu Kyi's freedom had been a key demand of Western nations and groups critical of the military regime's poor human rights record.
The military government, seeking to burnish its international image, had responded previously by offering to talk with her, only to later shy away from serious negotiations.
Suu Kyi - who was barred from running in this month's elections - plans to help probe allegations of voting fraud, according to Nyan Win, who is a spokesman for her party, which was officially disbanded for refusing to reregister for this year's polls.
Such action, which could embarrass the junta, poses the sort of challenge the military has reacted to in the past by detaining Suu Kyi.
Awaiting her release in neighboring Thailand was the younger of her two sons, Kim Aris, who is seeking the chance to see his mother for the first time in 10 years. Aris lives in Britain and has been repeatedly denied visas.
Her late husband, British scholar Michael Aris, raised their sons in England. Their eldest son, Alexander Aris, accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on his mother's behalf in 1991 and reportedly lives in the United States.
Michael Aris died of cancer in 1999 at age 53 after having been denied visas to see his wife for the three years before his death. Suu Kyi could have left Myanmar to see her family but decided not to, fearing the junta would not allow her back in.
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Published: Saturday November 13, 2010 MYT 6:51:00 PM
Updated: Saturday November 13, 2010 MYT 9:10:14 PM
Myanmar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi released (Updated)
YANGON, Myanmar (AP): Myanmar's military government freed its archrival, democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, on Saturday after her latest term of detention expired. Several thousand jubilant supporters streamed to her residence.
A smiling Suu Kyi, wearing a traditional jacket and a flower in her hair, appeared at the gate of her compound as the crowd chanted, cheered and sang the national anthem.
Speaking briefly in Burmese, she thanked the well-wishers, who quickly swelled to as many as 5,000, and said they would see each other again Sunday at the headquarters of her political party.
Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi talks to the supporters as she stands at the gate of her home Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010 in Yangon, Myanmar. Myanmar's military government freed its archrival Suu Kyi on Saturday after her latest term of detention expired. - AP
The 65-year-old Nobel Peace Prize laureate, whose latest period of detention spanned 7 1/2 years, has come to symbolize the struggle for democracy in the Southeast Asian nation ruled by the military since 1962.
The release from house arrest of one of the world's most prominent political prisoners came a week after an election that was swept by the military's proxy political party and decried by Western nations as a sham designed to perpetuate authoritarian control.
Supporters had been waiting most of the day near her residence and the headquarters of her political party. Suu Kyi has been jailed or under house arrest for more than 15 of the last 21 years.
As her release was under way, riot police stationed in the area left the scene and a barbed-wire barricade near her residence was removed, allowing the waiting supporters to surge forward.
Her release was immediately welcomed by several activist groups around the world, and British Prime Minister David Cameron said it was long overdue.
"Aung San Suu Kyi is an inspiration for all of us who believe in freedom of speech, democracy and human rights," he said in a statement.
Critics allege the Nov. 7 elections were manipulated to give the pro-military party a sweeping victory. Results have been released piecemeal and already have given the junta-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party a majority in both houses of Parliament.
The last elections in 1990 were won overwhelmingly by Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy party, but the military refused to hand over power and instead clamped down on opponents.
Suu Kyi was convicted last year of violating the terms of her previous detention by briefly sheltering an American man who swam uninvited to her lakeside home, extending a period of continuous detention that began in 2003 after her motorcade was ambushed in northern Myanmar by a government-backed mob.
Suu Kyi has shown her mettle time and again since taking up the democracy struggle in 1988.
Having spent much of her life abroad, she returned home to take care of her ailing mother just as mass demonstrations were breaking out against 25 years of military rule. She was quickly thrust into a leadership role, mainly because she was the daughter of Aung San, who led Myanmar to independence from Britain before his assassination by political rivals.
She rode out the military's bloody suppression of street demonstrations to help found the NLD. Her defiance gained her fame and honor, most notably the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize.
Charismatic, tireless and outspoken, her popularity threatened the country's new military rulers. In 1989, she was detained on trumped-up national security charges and put under house arrest. She was not released until 1995 and has spent various periods in detention since then.
Suu Kyi's freedom had been a key demand of Western nations and groups critical of the military regime's poor human rights record.
The military government, seeking to burnish its international image, had responded previously by offering to talk with her, only to later shy away from serious negotiations.
Suu Kyi - who was barred from running in this month's elections - plans to help probe allegations of voting fraud, according to Nyan Win, who is a spokesman for her party, which was officially disbanded for refusing to reregister for this year's polls.
Such action, which could embarrass the junta, poses the sort of challenge the military has reacted to in the past by detaining Suu Kyi.
Awaiting her release in neighboring Thailand was the younger of her two sons, Kim Aris, who is seeking the chance to see his mother for the first time in 10 years. Aris lives in Britain and has been repeatedly denied visas.
Her late husband, British scholar Michael Aris, raised their sons in England. Their eldest son, Alexander Aris, accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on his mother's behalf in 1991 and reportedly lives in the United States.
Michael Aris died of cancer in 1999 at age 53 after having been denied visas to see his wife for the three years before his death. Suu Kyi could have left Myanmar to see her family but decided not to, fearing the junta would not allow her back in.
2010年11月11日星期四
讀終身學習課程‧45歲以下可申請高教基金
讀終身學習課程‧45歲以下可申請高教基金
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2010-11-10 18:09
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莫哈末卡立指開放貸款是鼓勵已就職者繼續進修與職業相關或額外的知識與技能，以提昇自己的競爭能力。（圖：星洲日報）
（吉隆坡10日訊）高等教育部已開放國家高等教育基金（PTPTN），讓45歲以下，報讀終身學習課程的人士申請低息貸款。
高教部長拿督斯里莫哈末卡立說，開放貸款是鼓勵已就職者繼續進修與職業相關或額外的知識與技能，以提昇自己的競爭能力；有競爭力的人民較有機會分享國家發展的成果。”
你知道嗎？两兄弟在世界博览会发现一堆叠高的轮胎，從此就有了米其林寶寶的概念。
莫哈末卡立今日為“終身學習提高人力資源及社會資本”國際論壇主持推介禮後說，高教部正收集資料，對終身學習機構、課程與相關活動進行深入分析，並設立一個完整的資料庫供人們參考。
較後時，國家高等教育基金局首席執行員旺阿末向星洲日報透露，45歲以下，報讀國立大專終身學習課程的工作人士皆可申請該局貸款。
“至於私立大專院校，則局限官網上列出的私立大專課程。”
此外，申請者也必須符合與中學畢業生一樣的相關條件，即獲得受承認之大專院校的錄取信，才能申請這項只征收1%利息的貸學金。
莫哈末卡立說，高教部透過終身學習教育機構，根據國內對具競爭力人力資源的需求，擬定了2011至2020年馬來西亞終身學習教育藍圖。
有關藍圖將以4個主要方式促進終身學習的發展，即提昇終身學習機構的硬體設備和課程、提高人民追求知識的意願、確保人民珍惜有關課程以保持其持續性，以及提供金錢援助推廣終身學習文化。
莫哈末卡立披露，政府認為這些年來受忽略的終身學習應獲重視，因為這可增加人民在生活中的選擇，以及提昇社會的生活素質。
星洲日報‧2010.11.10
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2010-11-10 18:09
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莫哈末卡立指開放貸款是鼓勵已就職者繼續進修與職業相關或額外的知識與技能，以提昇自己的競爭能力。（圖：星洲日報）
（吉隆坡10日訊）高等教育部已開放國家高等教育基金（PTPTN），讓45歲以下，報讀終身學習課程的人士申請低息貸款。
高教部長拿督斯里莫哈末卡立說，開放貸款是鼓勵已就職者繼續進修與職業相關或額外的知識與技能，以提昇自己的競爭能力；有競爭力的人民較有機會分享國家發展的成果。”
你知道嗎？两兄弟在世界博览会发现一堆叠高的轮胎，從此就有了米其林寶寶的概念。
莫哈末卡立今日為“終身學習提高人力資源及社會資本”國際論壇主持推介禮後說，高教部正收集資料，對終身學習機構、課程與相關活動進行深入分析，並設立一個完整的資料庫供人們參考。
較後時，國家高等教育基金局首席執行員旺阿末向星洲日報透露，45歲以下，報讀國立大專終身學習課程的工作人士皆可申請該局貸款。
“至於私立大專院校，則局限官網上列出的私立大專課程。”
此外，申請者也必須符合與中學畢業生一樣的相關條件，即獲得受承認之大專院校的錄取信，才能申請這項只征收1%利息的貸學金。
莫哈末卡立說，高教部透過終身學習教育機構，根據國內對具競爭力人力資源的需求，擬定了2011至2020年馬來西亞終身學習教育藍圖。
有關藍圖將以4個主要方式促進終身學習的發展，即提昇終身學習機構的硬體設備和課程、提高人民追求知識的意願、確保人民珍惜有關課程以保持其持續性，以及提供金錢援助推廣終身學習文化。
莫哈末卡立披露，政府認為這些年來受忽略的終身學習應獲重視，因為這可增加人民在生活中的選擇，以及提昇社會的生活素質。
星洲日報‧2010.11.10
2010年11月9日星期二
Watching porn can help cure PE condition
Tuesday November 9, 2010
Watching porn can help cure PE condition
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Compiled by Beh Yuen Hui
WATCHING porn movies can help cure premature ejaculation, experts said.
Sin Chew Daily reported that a man who was diagnosed with prostatitis went to seek treatment at a hospital in Guizhou, China, and was asked to watch porn movies.
He paid S$120 (RM288) for the treatment.
Singapore urologist Dr Lin Fa Cai said the hospital might want the patient to masturbate while watching the movies, in order for him to discharge “unhealthy sperm”.
He said the movies used in such treatments were specially selected.
Dr Yang Zhi Jian from a men’s health clinic in Singapore said watching porn films could help as patients learn skills to improve their sex lives.
He, however, said he had never used the method before.
Another sex expert, Dr Yu Wei Siang, said the method could stimulate the production of male hormones.
> China Press reported that a rich man in China is willing to pay one million yuan (RM463,340) to have dinner with Hong Kong model Chrissie Chau.
Although he was rejected, the magnate did not give up.
He continued expressing his wish on Facebook while flooding Chau’s cellphone with SMSes.
He also sought help from a woman to persuade Chau.
However, the model was not moved.
She wrote on her mini blog: “A mysterious woman called me and said a rich man likes me and wants to have dinner with me.”
The model quoted a line by Chapman To Man-chak in a movie: “Do you know this is roaming? Its very expensive!”
Other News & Views is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with the sign >, it denotes a separate news item.
Watching porn can help cure PE condition
Other news & views
Compiled by Beh Yuen Hui
WATCHING porn movies can help cure premature ejaculation, experts said.
Sin Chew Daily reported that a man who was diagnosed with prostatitis went to seek treatment at a hospital in Guizhou, China, and was asked to watch porn movies.
He paid S$120 (RM288) for the treatment.
Singapore urologist Dr Lin Fa Cai said the hospital might want the patient to masturbate while watching the movies, in order for him to discharge “unhealthy sperm”.
He said the movies used in such treatments were specially selected.
Dr Yang Zhi Jian from a men’s health clinic in Singapore said watching porn films could help as patients learn skills to improve their sex lives.
He, however, said he had never used the method before.
Another sex expert, Dr Yu Wei Siang, said the method could stimulate the production of male hormones.
> China Press reported that a rich man in China is willing to pay one million yuan (RM463,340) to have dinner with Hong Kong model Chrissie Chau.
Although he was rejected, the magnate did not give up.
He continued expressing his wish on Facebook while flooding Chau’s cellphone with SMSes.
He also sought help from a woman to persuade Chau.
However, the model was not moved.
She wrote on her mini blog: “A mysterious woman called me and said a rich man likes me and wants to have dinner with me.”
The model quoted a line by Chapman To Man-chak in a movie: “Do you know this is roaming? Its very expensive!”
Other News & Views is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with the sign >, it denotes a separate news item.
2010年11月8日星期一
Zaid quits race for PKR No 2, all party posts
Published: Monday November 8, 2010 MYT 9:22:00 AM
Updated: Monday November 8, 2010 MYT 10:04:11 AM
Zaid quits race for PKR No 2, all party posts
PETALING JAYA: Datuk Zaid Ibrahim has quit the PKR deputy presidential race saying the party "leadership actively condone malpractices and electoral fraud to achieve its designed objectives."
"I wish to announce my withdrawal as a candidate from the contest of deputy president of Parti Keadilan Rakyat and my resignation from all posts held in the party," said Zaid in a statement Monday.
Zaid also resigned as the party's political bureau member, Federal Territory chief and Wangsa Maju chief.
He said he decided to pull out of the No 2 due to blatant vote manipulation.
He said "there is no attempt on the part of the party leadership to address the various issues of manipulation and unfair electoral practices, although these issues were raised repeatedly.
"It is of utmost disappointment that I am unable to continue in this flawed election process," he said.
Earlier, PKR secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution Ismail had denied claims of vote manipulation despite numerous complaints of irregularities during divisions as well as central party polls.
Below is the full text of Zaid's statement.
" I wish to announce my withdrawal as a candidate from the contest of Deputy President of Parti Keadilan Rakyat and my resignation from all posts held in the party.
"I was offered to join this party under the belief that I could promote enlightened and progressive politics; nurture and develop principled political values and culture that I consider indispensable to the development of democracy and good governance in this country. I was mistaken.
"Over the course of the party elections, events have shown that the leadership actively condones malpractices and electoral fraud to achieve its designed objectives.
"I am certain that any political party with such hypocritical and false values will not be able to offer meaningful reforms to the people of this country.
"I have made this decision because there is no attempt on the part of the party leadership to address the various issues of manipulation and unfair electoral practices, although these issues were raised repeatedly.
"I wish to thank all the members who have supported me and placed their faith in the cause of reform.
"It is of utmost disappointment that I am unable to continue in this flawed election process.
"I remain committed to the Opposition’s cause and will continue to speak about the issues of the common people.
"Together, we will continue our unabated struggle towards a better government for the people.
"Finally, I hope those adoring fans of Anwar Ibrahim will no longer regard me as a “spoiler” standing in the way of their march to Putrajaya. I wish them well."
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Updated: Monday November 8, 2010 MYT 10:04:11 AM
Zaid quits race for PKR No 2, all party posts
PETALING JAYA: Datuk Zaid Ibrahim has quit the PKR deputy presidential race saying the party "leadership actively condone malpractices and electoral fraud to achieve its designed objectives."
"I wish to announce my withdrawal as a candidate from the contest of deputy president of Parti Keadilan Rakyat and my resignation from all posts held in the party," said Zaid in a statement Monday.
Zaid also resigned as the party's political bureau member, Federal Territory chief and Wangsa Maju chief.
He said he decided to pull out of the No 2 due to blatant vote manipulation.
He said "there is no attempt on the part of the party leadership to address the various issues of manipulation and unfair electoral practices, although these issues were raised repeatedly.
"It is of utmost disappointment that I am unable to continue in this flawed election process," he said.
Earlier, PKR secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution Ismail had denied claims of vote manipulation despite numerous complaints of irregularities during divisions as well as central party polls.
Below is the full text of Zaid's statement.
" I wish to announce my withdrawal as a candidate from the contest of Deputy President of Parti Keadilan Rakyat and my resignation from all posts held in the party.
"I was offered to join this party under the belief that I could promote enlightened and progressive politics; nurture and develop principled political values and culture that I consider indispensable to the development of democracy and good governance in this country. I was mistaken.
"Over the course of the party elections, events have shown that the leadership actively condones malpractices and electoral fraud to achieve its designed objectives.
"I am certain that any political party with such hypocritical and false values will not be able to offer meaningful reforms to the people of this country.
"I have made this decision because there is no attempt on the part of the party leadership to address the various issues of manipulation and unfair electoral practices, although these issues were raised repeatedly.
"I wish to thank all the members who have supported me and placed their faith in the cause of reform.
"It is of utmost disappointment that I am unable to continue in this flawed election process.
"I remain committed to the Opposition’s cause and will continue to speak about the issues of the common people.
"Together, we will continue our unabated struggle towards a better government for the people.
"Finally, I hope those adoring fans of Anwar Ibrahim will no longer regard me as a “spoiler” standing in the way of their march to Putrajaya. I wish them well."
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2010年11月6日星期六
江守山醫師:「別讓房子謀殺你的健康」
江守山醫師:「別讓房子謀殺你的健康」
分享
【台灣商務新聞通訊社／黃文祥 報導】
近百年來，人類製造超過400萬種的新化學物質，讓大家每天都暴露在數百種有害的污染物之中，更可怕的是，家中的環境甚至比外面更糟！然而，卻很少人正視或根本不知道房屋對人體健康的影響，絕大多數人對於購屋理財、裝潢翻修等資訊比較感興趣。新光醫院腎臟科江守山醫師於新書「別讓房子謀殺你的健康」發表會中表示：住和吃一樣重要，因為住錯房子，當然會生病！
江守山醫師檢測新竹以北66間私人住宅的結果發現，台灣住家的室內空氣完全合格的只占13％。進一步分析居家活動空間後得知，主臥室可能是因為過度裝潢導，導致甲醛不及格率超過40％；揮發性有機物以家中裝潢最華麗的客廳及主臥室最高（35.7％， 26.3％），通風差的浴室也高達23.1％；家中以煮食及通風不良的廚房中懸浮微粒污染最為嚴重，不及格達20％。這些數據的背後，印證了許多民眾並不知道住家的空氣品質比戶外還要髒，況且人的一生有近 90％的時間是在家裡和辦公室，不得不讓人憂心國人的健康安危。
江守山醫師首次披露台灣住宅的十大健康殺手，包括：
．頭號住宅健康殺手【甲醛】
甲醛毒氣逸散的揮發量，12年才會降到安全值，堪稱房屋毒素的致癌殺手！
．2號住宅健康殺手【揮發性有機化合物】
新房子的怪味道」正是揮發性有機化合物，輕忽將造成肺中毒、癌病變！
．3號住宅健康殺手【懸浮微粒】
懸浮微粒無所不在，吸入過量將造成氣喘發作，以及心肝肺腎受損和大腦等病變！
．4號住宅健康殺手【三鹵甲烷】
用自來水洗熱水澡、燒開飲用，吸入三鹵甲烷致病機率高，將導致膀胱癌等癌病變，還會造成孕婦流產或畸胎！
．5號住宅健康殺手【摩擦力】
如果跌倒摔斷腿而終身臥床，死亡率遠高於大腸癌患者，而且老人、兒童跌倒是國家相當大的醫療負擔！
．6號住宅健康殺手【重金屬】
水中重金屬（鉛鋅鉻汞砷鎳銅鎘錳等），會在人體累積且不排除，將造成腦病變、腎功能障礙、神經及精神異常、暴力傾向等！
．7號住宅健康殺手【低頻電磁波】
不住進輻射屋，還是會有電氣設備的低頻電磁波的危害，將導致白血病、腦瘤、乳癌、不孕、早產、兒童癌症等患病機率大增！
．8號住宅健康殺手【石綿】
含毒石綿建材，吸入將導致肋膜癌（間皮癌）、塵肺症、肺癌等，而且潛伏期長30至40年！
．9號住宅健康殺手【氡氣】
氣派的石材裝潢含有致病的氡氣，不抽菸者也會得肺癌！
．10號住宅健康殺手【黴菌】：
台灣有300天屬於潮濕的環境，加上滲水、漏水嚴重，是黴菌繁殖的溫床，易引發氣喘、過敏不得不小心！
江守山醫師建議想要降低居住環境對身體的傷害，請避免在裝修上偏重美觀而忽視健康的裝潢迷思，提高大家對住家環境的重視，打造一個健康、無毒的居家環境。更何況，居住環境是共享的，很難獨善其身，除了把自家顧好、也要兼顧社區、甚至整個社會國家，這樣才能「共好」。
分享
【台灣商務新聞通訊社／黃文祥 報導】
近百年來，人類製造超過400萬種的新化學物質，讓大家每天都暴露在數百種有害的污染物之中，更可怕的是，家中的環境甚至比外面更糟！然而，卻很少人正視或根本不知道房屋對人體健康的影響，絕大多數人對於購屋理財、裝潢翻修等資訊比較感興趣。新光醫院腎臟科江守山醫師於新書「別讓房子謀殺你的健康」發表會中表示：住和吃一樣重要，因為住錯房子，當然會生病！
江守山醫師檢測新竹以北66間私人住宅的結果發現，台灣住家的室內空氣完全合格的只占13％。進一步分析居家活動空間後得知，主臥室可能是因為過度裝潢導，導致甲醛不及格率超過40％；揮發性有機物以家中裝潢最華麗的客廳及主臥室最高（35.7％， 26.3％），通風差的浴室也高達23.1％；家中以煮食及通風不良的廚房中懸浮微粒污染最為嚴重，不及格達20％。這些數據的背後，印證了許多民眾並不知道住家的空氣品質比戶外還要髒，況且人的一生有近 90％的時間是在家裡和辦公室，不得不讓人憂心國人的健康安危。
江守山醫師首次披露台灣住宅的十大健康殺手，包括：
．頭號住宅健康殺手【甲醛】
甲醛毒氣逸散的揮發量，12年才會降到安全值，堪稱房屋毒素的致癌殺手！
．2號住宅健康殺手【揮發性有機化合物】
新房子的怪味道」正是揮發性有機化合物，輕忽將造成肺中毒、癌病變！
．3號住宅健康殺手【懸浮微粒】
懸浮微粒無所不在，吸入過量將造成氣喘發作，以及心肝肺腎受損和大腦等病變！
．4號住宅健康殺手【三鹵甲烷】
用自來水洗熱水澡、燒開飲用，吸入三鹵甲烷致病機率高，將導致膀胱癌等癌病變，還會造成孕婦流產或畸胎！
．5號住宅健康殺手【摩擦力】
如果跌倒摔斷腿而終身臥床，死亡率遠高於大腸癌患者，而且老人、兒童跌倒是國家相當大的醫療負擔！
．6號住宅健康殺手【重金屬】
水中重金屬（鉛鋅鉻汞砷鎳銅鎘錳等），會在人體累積且不排除，將造成腦病變、腎功能障礙、神經及精神異常、暴力傾向等！
．7號住宅健康殺手【低頻電磁波】
不住進輻射屋，還是會有電氣設備的低頻電磁波的危害，將導致白血病、腦瘤、乳癌、不孕、早產、兒童癌症等患病機率大增！
．8號住宅健康殺手【石綿】
含毒石綿建材，吸入將導致肋膜癌（間皮癌）、塵肺症、肺癌等，而且潛伏期長30至40年！
．9號住宅健康殺手【氡氣】
氣派的石材裝潢含有致病的氡氣，不抽菸者也會得肺癌！
．10號住宅健康殺手【黴菌】：
台灣有300天屬於潮濕的環境，加上滲水、漏水嚴重，是黴菌繁殖的溫床，易引發氣喘、過敏不得不小心！
江守山醫師建議想要降低居住環境對身體的傷害，請避免在裝修上偏重美觀而忽視健康的裝潢迷思，提高大家對住家環境的重視，打造一個健康、無毒的居家環境。更何況，居住環境是共享的，很難獨善其身，除了把自家顧好、也要兼顧社區、甚至整個社會國家，這樣才能「共好」。
知名賣魚醫師江守山 指控吳永志在書中都是自言自語 完全沒有根據 (節錄自406期壹周刊)
知名賣魚醫師江守山，指控吳永志在書中都是自言自語，完全沒有根據。(節錄自406期壹周刊)
吳氏養生法 醫師批沒根據
以賣健康魚出名的新光醫院腎臟科主治醫師江守山，針對《不一樣的自然養生法》一書表示：「那本書我看不到任何的醫學根據，只看到作者一人在自言自語。書中介紹自己肺癌三期突然痊癒的養生方法，民眾一窩蜂的去模仿。每年都有乳癌三期的病患不藥而癒，如果這種個案出書說是『吃狗屎好的』，民眾是否也要去吃狗屎？」
江守山就有一名病患，去年買了吳永志的書後，完全照書中說的吃，2個月後手麻、腳麻和頭暈，醫師檢查才得知，原來該病患營養不均衡，缺乏維生素B12，打了一針後就好了。江醫師說：「出版社應該有道德良心，善盡查證義務，不要為了賺錢就不管他人死活。」
吳氏養生法 醫師批沒根據
以賣健康魚出名的新光醫院腎臟科主治醫師江守山，針對《不一樣的自然養生法》一書表示：「那本書我看不到任何的醫學根據，只看到作者一人在自言自語。書中介紹自己肺癌三期突然痊癒的養生方法，民眾一窩蜂的去模仿。每年都有乳癌三期的病患不藥而癒，如果這種個案出書說是『吃狗屎好的』，民眾是否也要去吃狗屎？」
江守山就有一名病患，去年買了吳永志的書後，完全照書中說的吃，2個月後手麻、腳麻和頭暈，醫師檢查才得知，原來該病患營養不均衡，缺乏維生素B12，打了一針後就好了。江醫師說：「出版社應該有道德良心，善盡查證義務，不要為了賺錢就不管他人死活。」
2010年11月5日星期五
多數票達6359張 三角戰國陣勝出
更新: November 5, 2010 18:00
多數票達6359張
三角戰國陣勝出
（峇都沙比5日訊）峇都沙比區國會議席補選，國陣取得壓倒性勝利，國陣候選人拿汀曾道玲以6359張多數票，在3角戰中突圍而出。
峇都沙比補選選舉官在晚上8點35分宣佈，曾道玲在這場補選中得票9773張，而沙巴進步黨候選人拿督楊德利得票2031張，而人民公正黨候選人安沙里則得票3414張。
峇都沙比選區總共有2萬5582名選民，可是在這場補選中，只有1萬5774名選民投票，投票率僅有61.47%。國陣在土著回教徒地區投票站票箱幾乎都大獲全勝，撼倒兩個在野黨，只在部分少數華裔地區分別不敵兩個在野黨。
計票中心設大銀幕
分別是回教徒土著1萬5099名（59.02%）、非回教徒土著689人（2.69%）、華裔9737（38.06%）及其他57（0.22%）。
在2008年大選中，國陣沙巴團結黨的蔣國華以3708張多數票擊敗獨立人士鍾廣維，他和鍾廣維的得票分別是9479張和5771張，當時該區選民的投票率達63.06%。
昨日，投票中心于5點關閉后，傍晚6時左右，三黨支持者就陸續前往計票中心等待選委會公佈成績。
選委會也在計票中心外設立大銀幕，供支持者獲得選舉的即時消息。
在下午六時左右，來自12個投票中心的投票箱就已陸續被帶到計票中心；晚上8時許，計票工作完成后，選舉官莫哈末韓桑便宣佈補選成績。
多數票達6359張
三角戰國陣勝出
（峇都沙比5日訊）峇都沙比區國會議席補選，國陣取得壓倒性勝利，國陣候選人拿汀曾道玲以6359張多數票，在3角戰中突圍而出。
峇都沙比補選選舉官在晚上8點35分宣佈，曾道玲在這場補選中得票9773張，而沙巴進步黨候選人拿督楊德利得票2031張，而人民公正黨候選人安沙里則得票3414張。
峇都沙比選區總共有2萬5582名選民，可是在這場補選中，只有1萬5774名選民投票，投票率僅有61.47%。國陣在土著回教徒地區投票站票箱幾乎都大獲全勝，撼倒兩個在野黨，只在部分少數華裔地區分別不敵兩個在野黨。
計票中心設大銀幕
分別是回教徒土著1萬5099名（59.02%）、非回教徒土著689人（2.69%）、華裔9737（38.06%）及其他57（0.22%）。
在2008年大選中，國陣沙巴團結黨的蔣國華以3708張多數票擊敗獨立人士鍾廣維，他和鍾廣維的得票分別是9479張和5771張，當時該區選民的投票率達63.06%。
昨日，投票中心于5點關閉后，傍晚6時左右，三黨支持者就陸續前往計票中心等待選委會公佈成績。
選委會也在計票中心外設立大銀幕，供支持者獲得選舉的即時消息。
在下午六時左右，來自12個投票中心的投票箱就已陸續被帶到計票中心；晚上8時許，計票工作完成后，選舉官莫哈末韓桑便宣佈補選成績。
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