挖掘文化内涵 实施低碳旅游 庐山:促进可持续发展

庐山位于中国江西省的北部,面积302平方公里。北濒一泻千里的长江,南襟烟波浩渺的鄱阳湖,大江、大湖、大山浑然一体,险峻与秀丽刚柔相济,素以雄、奇、险、秀闻名于世。1996年12月,联合国教科文组织世界遗产委员会批准庐山以世界文化景观,列入《世界遗产名录》。2004年2月,庐山又被列入全球首批世界地质公园。庐山旅游交通便捷,庐山机场、长江水道、京九铁路、高速公路已形成了立体交通网络。旅游服务设施齐全配套,已形成了吃、住、行、游、购、娱齐全,供水供电、交通、邮政、通讯配套的综合性多功能旅游服务体系。     

浅谈我国西部地区发展方式的转变

一、西部地区概况 西部地区包括陕西省、甘肃省、青海省、宁夏回族自治区、新疆维吾尔自治区、四川省、重庆市、云南省、贵州省、西藏自治区、内蒙古自治区和广西壮族自治区.西部地区地广人稀,自然资源丰富,市场发展潜力大,战略地位极为重要,土地面积为685万平方公里,占全国的71.4％.     

老年人应正确选择运动项目

资生丸出自明代缪仲淳《先醒斋医学广笔记》。药物组成为:人参、白术、茯苓、陈皮、山楂、山药、黄连、薏苡仁、白扁豆、白蔻仁、藿香、莲肉、泽泻、桔梗、芡实、神曲、麦芽、甘草。本方是在《和剂局方》参苓白术散上加味而成。方以参、术、草、扁豆甘温健脾阳,以芡、莲、山药甘平滋脾阴,是扶阳多于护阴。兼用陈皮、蔻仁香燥以舒之,苓、泽、薏淡渗以利之,楂、曲、麦芽助其消导,藿香开胃气,桔梗升清气,黄连清理脾胃之湿热。其功效诚如清代名医顾松圆氏所言:“健脾开胃,消食止泻,调和脏腑,滋养营卫。”“资生”二字,出自《周易》,“坤,……至…     

貂蝉其人

世事更迭,文明演进格外耐人寻味;物换星移,三教九流今已面目全非。盗、丐、伶、妓、骗、侠、僧。包罗底层社会万象;奇、巧、险、冤、酸、辛、苦、趣、乐,浸透市井人生百味。不少野史逸趣．源自生活,先经民间艺人嘴吐莲花,藏拙发巧,铺承垫转,日积月累,渐得全璧;后由文人雅士笔底生花,修饰润色,金针走线,竞成锦绣。稗官野史,看似无关宏旨;饭后茶余,却是助谈佳品。倘有灵心巨眼者,洞幽烛微,于此深厚之文化积淀,或可发掘宝藏,亦未可知。     

老年人要摆脱“蜗居症”

老年人要摆脱“蜗居症”,可以通过培养各种爱好和兴趣,给自己的晚年生活带来乐趣,从而消除心中的寂寞感。老年人一方面应该拾起平时生活中的各种爱好和兴趣,诸如钓鱼、散步、画画、扭秧歌、书法、棋牌、唱歌、剪纸、养花、养鱼、打太极拳等;另一方面还要根据个人的兴趣和爱好,开发一些新的爱好,如旅游、爬山、游泳、打保龄球等。每天忙于自己的爱好,沉醉于兴趣之中,就可使晚年生活变得更加充实而富有情趣,尤其是一些户外活动,更能锻炼体能,活跃心绪,开阔心胸。     

人参养荣丸——益气补血功非凡

组成：白芍二两,当归、陈皮、黄芪、桂心、人参、白术、炙甘草各一两,熟地、五味子、茯苓各七钱半,远志半两。     

聚焦2104(第十六届) 中国国际矿业大会

正"10月21日,由中国国土资源部、天津市人民政府、中国矿业联合会共同主办,世界银行,澳大利亚驻华大使馆,加拿大驻华大使馆、南非驻华大使馆、智利驻华大使馆、俄罗斯驻华大使馆、国际地质科学联合会、中华人民共和国发展与改革委员会、科学技术部、工业和信息化部、财致部,环境保护部、商务部、国家开发银行,中国进出口银行、中国银行等单位协办的2014中国国际矿业大会今     

和谐宜居话宜春

宜春地处赣西,2000年8月撤地设市,辖樟树、丰城、高安三市,上高、万载、宜丰、铜鼓、奉新、靖安六县和袁州区,总面积1.87万平方公里,总人口536万。     

投一篇稿件 获一份大礼 第三届全国文学艺术作品大奖赛征稿启事

为培养文艺新人,新闻天地杂志社特继续举办第三届全国中小学生文学艺术作品大奖赛,征稿时间从即日起至2008年8月31日止,征稿体裁不限,学生作文、诗歌、散文、小小说、童话、日记、格言、幽默、绘画、书法、摄影、剪纸等作品均可。     

第二十讲坚果类食物中的营养物质（一）

坚果是以种仁为食用部分的,因外覆木质或草质硬壳,故称坚果。按照脂肪含量不同,坚果可分为油脂类坚果和淀粉类坚果,前者富含油脂,包括核桃、榛子、杏仁、松子、香榧、腰果、花生、葵花子、西瓜子、南瓜子等。后者淀粉含量高而脂肪含量很少,包括栗子、银杏、莲子、芡实等。按照植物学来源不同,又可以分为木本坚果和草本坚果两类,前者包括核桃、榛子、杏仁、松子、腰果、银杏、栗子等。后者包括花生、葵花子、西瓜子、莲子、南瓜子等。     

Advocating rurality? The repositioning of rural local government

Since 1979 the local state in Britain has experienced a period of considerable restructuring in which the power of elected local government has been severely diminished. As a new system of local governance, characterized by self-organising networks transcending the state, private and voluntary sectors, has emerged, so elected local government has had to re-imagine its role. This paper suggests that one strategy that has been adopted has been to re-position local councils as ‘pressure groups’, lobbying external actors on behalf of local interests. Furthermore, it is argued that in rural areas the restructuring of the local state has coincided with a wider social and economic restructuring and hence an intensified contesting of rurality. As such, it is argued that rural local government has become concerned not only with advocating local interests, but with advocating particular discourses of rurality. These assertions are discussed in the context of a case study concerning strategic planning for housing development in the district of Taunton Deane in Somerset.     

龚全珍:本色不改,信念永存

今年98岁的龚全珍,有着69年党龄,是开国将军甘祖昌的夫人。她从教育战线离休后,主动帮助有需要的困难群体,关爱青少年健康成长,用行动彰显了一名共产党员的本色。     

关于服务经济发展的若干认识

近半个世纪以来,服务经济在全球范围内得到了长足的发展,且已成为当今世界经济发展的主要趋势。特别是进入新世纪以来,在全球范围内出现了服务经济加速发展的新态势,服务经济已经成为全球经济发展的主要动力。当前,服务业结构升级成为服务经济发展的关键特征,知识与创新等高级生产要素成为推动服务经济发展的核心动力,服务产出成为经济发展与运行的关键要素,城市成为服务经济发展的主要载体,完善制度环境是服务经济形成和加速发展的基础。     

Two Decades of Stability and Change in Age at First Union Formation

The landscape of union formation has been shifting; Americans are now marrying at the highest ages on record and the majority of young adults have cohabited. Yet little attention has been paid to the timing of cohabitation relative to marriage. Using the National Survey of Families and Households and 4 cycles of the National Survey of Family Growth, the authors examined the timing of marriage, cohabitation, and unions over 20 years. As the median age at first marriage has climbed, the age at cohabitation has remained stable for men and women. The changes in the timing of union formation have been similar according to race/ethnicity. The marked delay in marriage among women and men with low educational attainment has resulted in a near‐convergence in the age at first marriage according to education. The authors conclude that the rise in cohabitation has offset changes in the levels and timing of marriage     

East African Sikhs in Britain: Experienced settlers with traditionalistic values

East African Sikhs are successful settlers, having migrated twice: from India to East Africa, and then to the UK. Since the latter was a move from urban Africa to urban Britain, they were adept at dealing with British institutions, having been part of an established community in colonial British Africa. Unlike other South Asian migrants they had established community and technical skills prior to migration, which has led to the rapid establishment of the community in Britain. This has been aided by their lack of home orientation right from the point of entry. Despite this, the community has remained highly traditionalistic. This has been combined with progressiveness in other spheres. The result has been the perpetuation of Sikh cultural values and greater interest in the maintenance of Sikh ethnicity in the general Sikh community which has been resident in the UK for much longer than the East Africans.     

Union Organization in Great Britain

Union membership and density in Britain has experienced substantial decline since 1979. The fall in private sector membership and density has been much greater than in the public sector. The size of the union sector, measured by employer recognition, has shrunk. Membership decline has been accompanied by financial decline. Much of the decline occurred before 1997, under Conservative governments. Since 1997 and the return of a Labour government, the position has in some respects stabilized. Currently, unions have a substantially reduced economic impact, but a continued, if limited, role in workplace communication and grievance handling, often as part of a voice regime including nonunion elements.     

Globalization and Labour in Africa: Ethnic Identity in Nigeria and Cross Border Migration in the Republic of South Africa1

This study pursues the relationship between globalization and the mobility of labour in Africa. It argues that globalization has been limiting the mobility, and by implication, the development of labour in Africa. The forces of globalization in this study have been historically defined. First is mercantilist capital, which began compradorial development in Africa. The second is European national capital of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, which through multinational corporations and nation-states in Europe advanced compradorialism with the assistance of colonial domination. The third and final globalization force here has been transnationalism and multilateralism whose operations have been largely through foreign direct investment and management of global finances respectively. This study notes that these roles of globalization forces are observable at two fronts in the African society. The first was the engendering of ethnic identity, which has been undermining labour mobility within national boundaries in Africa. The other has been the pressures of cross border migration in Africa, underscoring the persisting disparity in global wealth distribution. In this manner, the study further notes that Africa has highlighted a contradiction in the globalization logic especially on labour mobility. This is strictly speaking in the sense that homogenization, which has been clearly suggestive of the globalization logic, has been hampered in Africa. This study has purposely selected Nigeria and the Republic of South Africa for empirical proofs.     

Family Therapy: Out from Behind the Hero Narrative

Schools of family therapy have been highly selective in their presentation of the theory/practice nexus. Family therapy's method of teaching (the infamous workshop format) has hampered it's growth as a practice and academic discipline. An inadvertent, unhelpful legacy of Gregory Bateson has been that lesser scholars have aped his capacity to draw on other fields of knowledge without his rigour, or his propriety. Family therapy's cavalier dealings with bodies of knowledge and its reliance on miraculous case studies has resulted in the bypassing of individual suffering. The heroic narrative that has dominated family therapy has precluded other styles of stories for therapists, theorists and clients. Family therapy has been dominated by the myth of the hero, with its accompanying motif of the puer eternus (the eternal youth). Family therapy has been forever reinventing itself, forever the ‘new kid on the block’. This fascination with newness has interfered with family therapy's capacity, at times, to consolidate its genuine value as a therapeutic entity.     

Migration at a Time of Global Economic Crisis: The Situation in Spain

In this paper, we offer an initial assessment of the impact of the economic crisis on Spain's migration flows. After a period of intensive economic growth and the ensuing immigratory appeal (1995–2007), Spain has been hit hard by the recession. This has modified the trends that had so far characterized foreign immigration in Spain. The impact of the economic recession has been particularly severe in the case of immigrant workers and, consequently, from an institutional point of view, the Spanish government has adopted various measures to restrict the arrival of new immigrants: it has reduced work permit quotas and it has modified the Foreign Residents Law, toughening residence permit requirements. It has also tried to encourage voluntary returns with a programme devised to provide assistance to immigrants originating from countries with which Spain has social security agreements. The response to this programme has, however, been very limited. Immigration flows have continued and rates of return have stayed low, although new trends are also detectable, such as a decrease in the number of irregular arrivals and a rise in informal employment, as well as differences in the impact of unemployment according to nationality and gender. This reveals the complexity of migration processes beyond the supply and demand of labour and the political will to regulate human mobility. Consequently, immigration patterns in Spain reveal the degree of complexity reached by human mobility, which has increased beyond the logic of the labour market and the government's attempts at regulating migration flows by means of institutional measures. The immigrants' hope of raising their standard of living and the socio‐economic differences between source and receiving countries, even at a time of severe economic crisis, do still serve as explanations for current migration networks, one of the key points in the current debate on international migration.     

Developing an Integrated Logistics Terminal Network in the CADSES

The present paper presents an analytical qualitative procedure which has been developed and implemented for the assessment of the intermodal freight transport and logistics terminals in the Central European, Adriatic, Danubian, South-Eastern European space (CADSES). The assessment of the transport and logistics terminals (TLTs) which compose the freight nodal network of the region has been based on an evaluation framework which applies three main criteria, quantifiable in 26 indicators. This framework has initially been used for the uniform collection of data throughout the region, using common terminology and structure. In order to provide a tool for prioritizing the TLTs, a weighting and grading system has been embedded in the evaluation framework. Specifically, a weight has been attributed to each of the criteria and indicators, and a grade has been given to each of the TLT's indicators, based on their values or status. Finally, a performance index has been estimated for each TLT, against each criterion, as well as overall. In this way, prioritization of the TLTs has been made feasible, at a regional or country level, or within the category to which a TLT belongs.