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在投資的領域中，牛市(Bull Market)代表市場走勢持續向上、相反熊市(Bear Market)代表市場走勢持續向下的意思，在經濟的起跌循環活動過程中，牛市和熊市會交替出現，而牛市和熊市更普遍分為三個階段，即是牛市三期和熊市三期的理論。

 
為什麼要解釋雙底衰退?....因為我們已經進入雙底衰退時期....
 

很棒的 Double-Dip Recession(雙底衰退)解釋Viedio!!! 值得一看!!!
http://www.investopedia.com/video/play/double-dip-recession#comments

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The 10 highest and lowest paid jobs - are YOU one of them?
 
The 10 best-paid and worst-paid jobs were identified by the Office for National Statistics recently. And there are a few surprises.
The main point is that the ONS only considered basic salary, not bonuses, so those at the top of the tree who would expect a bonus five times their basic wage have their place a bit skewed.
But still, it's fascinating reading.
The survey shows that the average salary for a full-time employees went up 2.6% to £25,800 in 2009.

Highest paid
1. Directors and chief executives of major organisations.
Average annual salary: £115,576
Job titles include: Chief executive, company director, general manager, managing director (of major organisations).

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Arab Democracy Foundation
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Arab Democracy Foundation

  

Type

Non-governmental organization

Founded

May 27, 2007

Location

Doha, Qatar

Key people

Mohsen Marzouk, Secretary-General

Area served

Arab region

Focus

Democracy, human rights

Website

www.adf.org.qa

Gold Fireworks are About to Begin
Commodities / Gold and Silver 2011
Feb 28, 2011 - 07:10 AM

 

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A former Roman colony, Libya is a mostly desert country which saw invasions by Vandals, Byzantines, Arabs, Turks and more recently Italians before gaining independence in 1951.

AT-A-GLANCE Politics: Colonel Gaddafi took power in a 1969 coup; he presides over a system of "people's congresses" Economy: Libya has large reserves of oil and gas; proposed reform of state-run economy has met with political opposition International: Libya returned to the diplomatic fold after renouncing weapons of mass destruction and paying compensation for the Lockerbie bombing Timeline

Oil was discovered in 1959. With it, the country was transformed into a wealthy monarchy. Ten years later, though, the king was overthrown in a coup led by the 27-year-old Muammar Gaddafi, and Libya embarked on a radically new chapter in its history.

Colonel Gaddafi's revolution has been based largely on distinguishing his country from the world around it. Ideas put forward in his Green Book aim at an alternative to both communism and capitalism, while Islam is adhered to but with a unique slant - Libya has its own calendar based on Muhammad's death, for example.

Colonel Gaddafi called the new system a jamahiriya, loosely translated as a "state of the masses". Power is held by various people's committees, while in practice Gaddafi rules unopposed.

Libya was blamed for the Lockerbie plane bombing, and two Libyans suspected of organising the incident were handed over in 1999 for trial in The Hague under Scottish law. In 2001 one of the suspects was found guilty of killing 270 people in the bombing.

After Britain and Libya signed a prisoner-exchange agreement in 2009, Libya requested the transfer of the convicted Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi, who was freed from gaol on compassionate grounds and returned home in August.

Tripoli paid compensation to the US victims of the bombing in 2008, opening up the possibility of full diplomatic relations with the United States.

Libya possesses considerable reserves of oil and gas, but the sector remains relatively undeveloped.

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Leader: Colonel Muammar Gaddafi

Once regarded as a pariah by the West, Colonel Gaddafi began his return to the international fold after Libya settled the Lockerbie bombing claims and agreed to stop developing weapons of mass destruction.

Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi seized power in 1969

Western politicians, including the British, Italian, French and German leaders, have since visited Tripoli.

Muammar Gaddafi is the Arab world's longest-serving leader. A shrewd operator, he survived several attempts on his life and reinvented Libya's system of government.

The colonel came to power in a bloodless coup in 1969 against the ailing King Idris I. He was inspired by the Egyptian leader Gamal Abdul Nasser, who dominated Arab politics in the 1950s and 1960s.

Though Col Gaddafi has always presented himself as a staunch Arab nationalist, his attempts to forge unity with other Arab states have met with little success. In the 1990s he turned to Africa and proposed a "United States of Africa". The concept later formed the basis of the African Union.

In the late 1970s Col Gaddafi introduced the jamahiriya - a system of governance based around "people's committees" and free of partisan politics. He has always insisted that the country is run by the people's committees, though most outside observers believe it is a police state with Col Gadaffi firmly in control.

Over the years Col Gaddafi has supported a broad range of militant groups, including the Irish Republican Army and the Palestine Liberation Organisation. Libya's alleged involvement in attacks in Europe in the 1980s triggered US military strikes in 1986. Dozens of people were killed, including the Libyan leader's adopted daughter.

One of Col Gaddafi's sons, Sayf al-Islam Gaddafi, is said to be behind the drive to break Libya's isolation. He has denied reports that he is being groomed to succeed his father.

Col Gaddafi is in his late 60s, but there is no framework for his succession and he has carefully avoided designating a successor. Analysts say he appears to be in good health but that, when he dies, years of instability could follow as competing groups and relatives struggle for supremacy.

Muammar Gaddafi was born in the desert near Sirte in 1942. He married twice and has eight children.

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Media rights body Reporters Without Borders has said press freedom is "virtually non-existent" in Libya, with self-censorship being commonplace.

The state strictly controls the media. Non-governmental media were authorized in 2007, leading to the launch of newspapers and a satellite TV by a company affiliated to one of Colonel Gaddafi's sons. But in 2009, these outlets were nationalized.

The Libyan Jamahiriyah Broadcasting Corporation is the state broadcaster. Pan-Arab satellite TVs are widely watched.

The main newspapers are state controlled. Some international publications are available, but the authorities routinely censor them. Few press visas are issued to foreign journalists.

There were 323,000 internet users by September 2009. Web filtering is selective, focusing on political opposition websites.

The press

• Al-Fajr al-Jadid - controlled by an arm of the information ministry


• Al-Shams - controlled by an arm of the information ministry


• Al-Jamahiriyah - controlled by an arm of the information ministry


• Al-Zahf Al-Akhdar - controlled by the Revolutionary Committees Movement


• The Tripoli Post - English-language pro-government weekly

Television

• Great Jamahiriyah TV - state-run, available terrestrially and via satellite


• Al-Libiyah - via satellite

Radio

• Great Jamahiriyah Radio - state-run


• Voice of Africa - state-run external service


• Al-Libiyah FM

News agency

• Jana (Jamahiriyah News Agency) - state-run

Acronym     Definition


CEEMEA
Central Eastern Europe Middle East & Africa

 戴晨志-看好自己
1.逆境，是個偉大的老師，它教導我們如何面對往後的試煉!
2.人的夢想一旦消失，人生就會像折翼的小鳥，無法再翱翔天際！
3.自已的專長、實力和技術，才是永遠的保障！
4.樂觀的人，經常面帶笑容，充滿喜樂；悲觀，只會埋怨、詛咒，而且一直在生活中找尋醜惡。
5.只要願意去做，任何時候起步去實現夢想，都永不嫌遲；只要勇於夢想、敢於實踐，成功就建築在不斷努力的階梯。
1.再挫敗中想想四個字─「絕處逢生」
2.只要有勇氣，不怕沒戰場；只要有勇氣，就會有榮耀.
3.人類因為堅持實踐夢想而偉大
4.只要你說能、你就一定能、別說不可能
5.信念造就一生，堅毅成就美夢
6.心中有個大目標、千斤重擔我敢挑、心中沒有大目標、一根稻草折彎腰
7..此處不留爺、自有留爺處
8.You can not be Number.1 in everything；But you can must be Number.1 in something.
9.學海無涯，勤是岸；青雲有路，志為梯
10.金盃、銀蕤別人的口碑；金獎、銀獎不如別人的誇獎
11.成敗靠用心，輸贏靠細心
12.渾身是勁，使命必達
13.寧可辛苦一陣子，不要辛苦一輩子
14.不生氣，要爭氣；不看破，要突破
15.我們一生就是要成為造夢的人
16.人不要怕窮，要窮中立志；人不要怕苦，要苦中進取
17.生命的長度是老天爺給予的；但生命的寬度是自己創造地
18.不能長的很漂亮，但要活的很漂亮
19.若要人前顯赫，就要人後受罪
20.脾氣來了，福氣就跑了
21.先處理心情，再處理事情
22.不能改變容貌，但能展現笑容
23.不能左右天氣，但能改變心情
24.勇敢開口，主動請教，凡事都能迎刃而解
51. 不平凡的事，常常成就於平凡人的手。
52. 人是為勝利而生的。
53. 勝利者永不放棄，放棄者永不勝利。
54. 別小看自己，你有無限可能。
55. 人生最容易走的路，就是下坡路。
56. 扭轉命運靠自己，我們不能原地踏步，而是昂首闊步。
57. 讓自己天天成長，創造輝煌。
58. 我們不努力、不改變心態，不積極調整步伐，我們的才華就會「跟我們一起出生、一起死掉」。
59. 成大事的原因不在「力量有多大」而是「堅持有多久」。
60. 挫折與不幸，都是邁向成功未來的絆腳石。
61. 學習謙卑，感謝歧視。
62. 痛苦，是最好的成長，挫敗，是上天的鍛鍊，每個人的潛力，都必須靠逆境來激發。
63. 什麼叫「快樂」，快樂是「當你瞧不起我時，我已經超越你了，當你嘲笑我、歧視我，我已經
領先跑在你前面了」。
64. 脾氣來了，福氣就沒了。
65. 我們要以超強的「韌性和意志力」，來「穿越磨難、戰勝挫折」。
66. 人生最大的快樂，是「當別人瞧不起我的時候，我做到了」，而且，我做的漂亮極了。
67. 肯定自己，相信自己，看好自己。
68. 認錯、自省，常是我們成長的第一步。
69. 用心待人，就會遇到天使。
70. 要做「智慧的巨人」，別做「情緒的侏儒」。
71. 人生的憤怒，愁煩與計較，使人快速蒼老。
72. 我們可以從「二流」變成「一流」，也可以從「一流」變成「超流」。
73. 人不怕沒機會，只怕機會來時，自己實力不夠，努力不夠。
74. 肯吃苦，苦半輩子；不吃苦，苦一輩子。
75. 機會不會上門來找人，人必須主動去找機會。
76. 化失敗為轉機，讓生命重新開機。
77. 痛苦會過去，美麗會留下。
78. 我們每個人都要學習--「往壓力最大的地方走」。
79. 樹的方向由風決定，人的方向由自己決定。
80. 專注於一，才能跑第一。
81. 人輸在起跑點沒關係，但，不能輸掉學習態度。
82. You miss one hundred percent of shot you don’t take
(該出手，就要出手，你不出手的那一球，百分之百不進球)
83. Progress always in volves risk, you can’t steal second base and keep you foot on first
(只要冒險，才能進步! 你不能盜向二壘，卻又把腳停留在一壘)
84. 不能「積懶成習，慣壞自己」。
85. 挫折，只是一時灰暗，只要「火種未熄，目標尚在」，一定峰迴路轉的一天。
86. 不能十全十美，要求完美。
87. 人，總是要勵志千百遍，才能進步一點點，也總要等到來不及，才知道不再有時間。
88. 許多天才，都因缺乏勇氣，而在這世界上消失。
89. 只要理想在，就不怕路茫茫。
90. 「用心、認真」是成功的必備態度。
91. 生命不要求我們成為「最好的」，只要求我們「盡最大的努力」
( Life dosen’t repuire that we be the best, only that we try our best)
92. 只要「用心、誠心、認真、積極」，別人都看得見的。
93. 對別人不要太計較，但對自己要好好計較。
94. 靜心儲備在起飛的能量。
95. 高興時，高興一天就夠了，悲傷時，也難過一天就夠了。
96. 我們的才華是老天爺所給予的，但自己的才藝與只是卻要靠自己努力學習。
97. 每個人，每天都要停留兩個小時，來閱讀、思考、獨處。
98. 人要趴下，才不會中槍。
99. 要謙卑，才有尊嚴，強出頭，常會撞到頭。
100. 「處順境，不可傲，須謹慎；處逆境，不可悲，需忍耐」。
來自戴晨志--看好自己

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