Liouhe Nightmarket
If you are new to Kaohsiung, you’re sure to find some truly delicious things you have never tried before. One of my favorites is succulent pieces of Beijing-style roast duck, wrapped in a fresh roll with a scrumptious special sauce. The rich, heady flavor of the duck is really unique. Another popular choice (famous all over the island) is a small, oven-roasted bun full of juicy, peppered pork. It’s really one-of-a-kind. I guarantee you won’t be able to settle for just one snack, but will be tempted by several.

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August 10, 2009
ThisTyphoon Morakot in Taiwan

After forming as a tropical depression over the Pacific Ocean about 1,000 km east of the Philippines on August 2nd, Typhoon Morakot built in power and moved quickly west. Over the past several days, the storm has passed over the Philippines, Taiwan and Mainland China, causing hundreds of millions of dollars in damage due to high winds, flooding and mudslides. Southeast China evacuated nearly 1 million people ahead of the storm, after Morakot broke many records in Taiwan, dumping a total of 2.5 meters (100 inches) of rain on the island. At least 40 people are known to have died so far, but hundreds remain missing - many from one village in Taiwan, reportedly engulfed by a mudslide during the storm. (36 photos total)
Article from Bostom.com



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I rate the cuisine in Taiwan as one of the most interesting and varied in the world. In Taiwan is a world of choice for any visitor coming to the city and it’s all available at a reasonable price. Thai, Korean, Cantonese, Japanese, North American, Argentinean, French, Italian and Vietnamese are to name just but a few. There is of course the fast food option. McDonalds, Burger King, KFC, Pizza Hut (Dominoes too) and Subway can all be found in the city. However, if you are going to travel half way around the globe, then you have got to try the local cuisine.
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Do you like your coffee cold? A lot of Taiwanese do.

Over the last 7 years, a number of chain coffee shops have sprung up and started to dominate junctions and street corners all across Taipei. This trend is echoed in other cities across Taiwan too. The three main chains are Crown, 85 degrees, and Donutes. They each serve a range of coffee styles as well as some styles of tea. They also have a variety of cakes too. I think the cakes at Crown are better. I haven’t tried the cakes at Donutes, but they look nice.

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When choosing somewhere to eat out, there is one thing that can indicate the quality of a restaurant: The number of people eating there. As long as it’s not an all you can eat restaurant, then this is the sure fire way to tell a restaurant with good food from a restaurant with bad food.
Hot Pot or Chinese Fondue is one of the more popular choices when Taiwanese families and friends are planning to eat out. As I said in an earlier post, there are many different types of Hot Pot.

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One food that you will definitely come across if you travel in Asia, and particularly here in Taiwan, is Tofu, or Dofu as it is pronounced in Chinese. In the Western Culture, Tofu is unfairly labeled as a posh health food, and indeed, in its simplest form, tofu is healthy; it’s low in fat and calories, while at the same time it is packed with iron. Given its history, which dates back to ancient China, thousands of years before the UK was even a country, tofu deserves a better reputation in the west.

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Fed up of cereal and toast for breakfast? Want to try something different? Then try a traditional Taiwanese breakfast.

At around 4.00am Kaohsiung starts to wake up. The traffic slowly builds up and the dark night sky slowly becomes brighter. It is around this time that many of the breakfast shops around town open for business.

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If you are not the adventurous type, and you are put off dishes such as pig’s ears, chicken feet, and pig intestine, then you may be pleased to know that there are a number of restaurants in Kaohsiung aimed at serving the very best of cuisine from the west. Unfortunately, there are some places that don’t quite make it to the very best, but there are one or two places that are definitely worth a try.

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Taiwan is famous for its variety of street food, and its popularity around Asia attracts a lot of visitors each year. In fact street food is so popular here, that there are TV programs built entirely around the idea of searching high and low for street food of the highest quality.
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Taiwan is famous around the world for its variety in fruit produce. And, as many of the fruits are not available year-round, you shouldn’t miss your chance to enjoy them while you can. If you’re here in the winter months, then look out for the jujube. This Indian import is grown in the southern part of the island and has been steadily improved from the smaller and comparatively sour original stock. These days the Taiwan jujube is larger and sweeter than ever. Usually green in colour, it comes in several varieties including local favorites such as the Yellow Crown and Golden Dragon.

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If visiting Kaohsiung in the Fall or Autumn, be sure to keep an eye out for the pomelo, sweetsop or custard apple, sand pear, and the wax-apple.

The pomelo is a citrus fruit that is traditionally associated with the mid-Autumn or Moon festival. Unlike most fruits, the pomelo can be stored for months and it is considered to improve with age; as the skin dies, the fruit often becomes juicier, and burning a dried pomelo skin can create a natural mosquito repellent.

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Lamb is one of Taiwan’s favorite meats, and there are many restaurants dedicated to serving dishes built around this fine meat.

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Do you enjoy playing computer games? Well, computer gaming is extremely popular in Taiwan, and around Kaohsiung you can find some places especially dedicated to catering for those who hunger for the virtual world.
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土雞料理の店（鶏伯）
どもども！今日も高雄はとても暑い一日でした。今日は、高雄市内で一番おいしい土雞「地鶏」料理が食べられる店を紹介します。土雞「地鶏」料理は、台湾を代表するグルメの一つで、僕の大好物でもあります。土雞「地鶏」は日本と同じく、普通の鶏肉と比べると結構いい値段がつきます。一般的に、郊外に専門料理店が多く、この土雞を食べにわざわざ郊外に足を運ぶ人もいます。しか～し！！この高雄市内にも何軒か土雞を扱った専門料理店があり、僕が食べ比べた中でも今から紹介する「鶏伯」という店がオススメです。

　　この「鶏伯」という店は、中山路と民生路の交差点の付近の通りにあり、もろ市の中心部なのでとても簡単にいけます。店の一階は調理場で、２階に上がって食べます。鶏肉は、炒め物、焼き物、スープに調理してくれます。今回食べたのは、炒雞心（ハツの炒め物）、空心菜、三杯雞（バジルと鶏肉を一緒に炒めたもの）、鹽焗雞（鶏肉をオーブンで焼いたもの）と蒜頭雞（鶏肉をニンニクと煮込んで作ったスープ）の計五品です。この五品は、僕が土雞店で必ず注文するメニューです。特にスープは、味がさっぱりしていて本当においしいです。しかも、ニンニクが入っているので滋養強壮にも効果がありありです。わざわざ、郊外に行かなくても市内でこんなおいしい地鶏料理が食べられるんですよ！！もし、高雄を訪れた際是非立ち寄ってみてください。



　　お勧め度☆☆☆☆☆です！

、「フルーツ王国」台湾ならではのフルーツジュースが飲める「ジュース屋」を紹介します。

　　台湾は温暖な気候な為、一年を通して色々な種類のフルーツが豊富に採れます。また、日本と違い、果物の値段が安く、果物がどこでも売っているので、食べたいときにすぐ買えてしまいます。

　　うれしい事に台湾では、どこの夜市でも気軽にフルーツを味わえる「フルーツジュース屋」があり、ガラス越しに並べてあるフルーツと野菜をミキサーで搾ってジュースにしてもらえます。しかも値段が３０元～６０元ぐらいと日本に比べると超割安です！！


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緑豆湯食べてきました。
最近凄く美味しい緑豆湯のお店を見つけてしまいました。
否、正確には知ってしまったと言った方が正しいのかもしれない。
というのはその通り（七賢路）には有名な阿婆氷という店が並んでいる。
並んでいるというのは同じ名前の店が沢山ならんでいる。
台湾ではありがちな「元祖は俺のところだ！」とか「うちが初めて店を出した！」と言った具合に
しかも、その通りのかき氷の相場は台湾の平均的なかき氷の相場から結構乖離している。
量も結構少ない。
かき氷を食べたいのなら西子湾の舟場付近で食べた方が良い。

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ニーハオ！今回紹介するのは、高雄市左營區の左營大路にある「左營汾陽餛飩店」というワンタンで有名な店です。ちなみに、ワンタンを中国語で「餛飩」「フゥントゥン」と言います。

　　実は私、ワンタンには目がなく、外に行ったらよくワンタンを注文しますが、それが意外と口に合うワンタンがなく、「ワールドゲームズ.メインスタジアム」に行った帰りに無性にワンタンを食べたくなったので、何年かぶりに「左營汾陽餛飩店」に立ち寄ってきました。
このお店、営業してどのぐらい経っているかよくわかりませんが、昔からある老舗で、高雄っこならほとんどの人が知っているほど有名な店です。店内は、市場の入り口にあって、こじんまりとしていて、お店の外ではおばさん達がワンタンを作っています。

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夏と言えば、かき氷です。フルーツ王国台湾では、旬のフルーツを組み合わせたかき氷が有名で、特に夏を代表する果物であるマンゴーを組み合わせた「マンゴーかき氷 」が人気があります。ここ高雄にも、新鮮なフルーツを組み合わせたかき氷を食べれる店が数多くあり、一般的に七賢路にある（高雄婆婆冰）と言う店が有名ですが、鼓山区の哈瑪星の船乗り場付近のかき氷屋も有名です。この哈瑪星の船乗り場付近には、何件ものかき氷屋があり、平日祝日問わず、夜遅くまで多くの客で賑わっています。今回紹介するのは、船乗り場のすぐ横にある「亜熱帯」という店です。
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Green Island is one of my favorite places to visit in Taiwan. I strongly feel that Taiwan has been overlooked as a tourist destination in Asia, and I feel it’s because people simply don’t know what the country has to offer. Known as Lyudao (literally ‘Green Island’) in Chinese, Green Island sits off the east coast of Taiwan, in the Pacific Ocean. To get there from Kaohsiung, your first destination will be the Kaohsiung Main Train Station. The train station is easily accessible by Kaohsiung’s MRT system – just ride the KMRT to R11, Kaohsiung Main Station. If you want to check schedules or book tickets in advance, the Taiwan Railways Administration maintains an English-language website at http://service.tra.gov.tw/en/.

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Rueisuei Township in Hualien County, Taiwan is so beautiful, and has so much to offer, that it’s really a wonder that more people haven’t discovered it yet. If you’re visiting Kaohsiung, Rueisuei is easily accessible by train. First, get the KMRT to R11, Kaohsiung Main Station. From there, catch a train bound east for Taitung and on to Rueisuei. The total journey should be about 3-4 hours, but is well worth it. To book train tickets and check schedules in advance, just check the Taiwan Railway Administration’s website at http://service.tra.gov.tw/en/.
Rueisuei offers a fantastic escape from the city because it is so beautiful, the people are so friendly, and there is so much to see and do. Located in the East Rift Valley National Scenic Area, Rueisuei Township is flanked by the huge mountains of central Taiwan to the west, and crisscrossed by the Fuyuan and Siaoguluan rivers. These rivers provide some great recreational opportunities: the Siaoguluan River is one of the best-known spots for river rafting in Taiwan, and rafting tours start only minutes away from the Rueisuei train station. I haven’t gone rafting there yet, but I really want to try! Like the rest of Taiwan’s east coast, the whole area is also dotted with hotsprings, which provide the wonderfully relaxing experience of soaking in the natural spring water heated and forced up to the surface by the geothermal energy of the earth.

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Taiwan is a fascinating place to live, partly just to experience the dynamic, vital culture to be found here. Taiwan seems to be a place of sharp contrast between a firmly-entrenched traditional culture and the ever-oncoming wave of the modern world. The country’s history is an amazing story, and over the last fifty or sixty years especially, the Taiwanese people have shown themselves to be incredibly resourceful and innovative. Taiwan emerged from the war-torn first half of the twentieth century in a somewhat disadvantaged position, but in only five or six decades, with a tremendous display of energy, enthusiasm, and entrepreneurial spirit, the people of Taiwan pushed the country’s economy beyond what one might have thought possible. Taiwan’s exponential economic expansion began in the manufacturing sector, with simple products made for export. Over the years, this unstoppable upward sweep expanded to more technologically-intensive production, including electrical goods and chemicals. The outcome of this progression has been that today, Taiwan is one of the world’s leading exporters of computer parts, placing this island country in an important position in our contemporary global economy. According to the Ministry of Economic Affairs Website, in 2005 Taiwan held over 5,100 US patents, the fourth-highest number in the world after the US, Japan and Germany.
What’s interesting to me is to contrast all this technological and economic growth with the importance of religion and traditional culture in people’s lives. The influence of Buddhism, Daoism and Confucianism is a palpable, inescapable everyday fact of life here. Recently I visited a Daoist temple, located south of Jhongjheng Road on Hebei Road, not far from the O8 KMRT station (Wu Kuai Cuo Station). The temple was celebrating the birthday of one of the gods, who oversees craftsmen and their work. To honor this god’s birthday, a table was laid with incense, fruit, flowers and candles.
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Going to the nightmarket in Taiwan is a fun activity for many different groups: friends, couples, families with children, and highschool and university students. All you have to do is try it out to see why! Walking into a nightmarket, right away you’re hit with a multi-sensory display: the bright flashing lights and sounds of the games, the smells of many different types of foods cooking, and music drifting from various vendors. There is so much to see and do! Depending on which nightmarket you visit, you’ll be able to get a massage, have your fortune told, play a range of carnival-type games such as shooting balloons with an air gun or throwing rings onto bottles, go fishing for tiny fish which you can then take home, or buy other animals (mice, guinea pigs, and even puppies!)
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Ngoc Tien Pho Viet Nam Restaurant from Nick

Before I came to Kaohsiung, I hadn’t tried a lot of Vietnamese food. I don’t know if this is because where I’m from, in Canada, we didn’t have a lot of Vietnamese restaurants, or just because I didn’t know about them; probably it was the latter. But if you are a fan of Vietnamese food, and you come to Kaohsiung, you won’t be disappointed. My favorite Vietnamese restaurant that I have found so far here is Ngoc Tien Pho Viet Nam. This small, nondescript shop may not look like much from the outside, but if you try their food, you’re in for a real treat. To me, Vietnamese food seems like a lighter version of Thai food, with less emphasis on curries and cooking with coconut milk. Don’t get me wrong; I love Thai food, but Vietnamese is nice too, in a different way.

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If you’re looking for Japanese food in Kaohsiung, you’ll find there’s quite a lot to choose from – everything from all-you-can eat restaurants where you can keep ordering dishes until your stomach is bursting (which will set you back about $15 CDN or USD per person) to a simple chain of small shops that only serve sushi and miso soup. However, one thing in common with all these places is that the food tends to be really fresh and well-prepared, and the prices are very reasonable, especially compared to what you’re used to from back home. If you’re a fan of Japanese food, though, I would highly recommend the restaurant Zhong Ri Ting. This is a long-established eatery with really excellent food, and reasonable prices. It’s located on a small street called Linde, directly behind the Cultural Center (which is easily accessible by taking the KMRT to 07 station and walking a short distance).

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Wherever I travel, I always enjoy discovering the foods locals eat. When I get to try these kinds of foods, invariably, I end up really enjoying them! Satay chicken on Bali island, falafel in Egypt…and, noodles in Taiwan. For many people in Kaohsiung, eating at a noodle shop is a common, everyday experience. But as a foreigner here, for me it’s still something I look forward to, especially as each shop has something different to offer. In my new neighborhood, a favorite shop of mine is located at the corner of Dingshan Road, where it meets Yingsheng.

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Without a doubt, there are a huge number and variety of restaurants in Taiwan. However, it’s my opinion that until you’ve tried some of the local aboriginal cooking, you haven’t really gotten the full experience of Taiwanese cuisine. On my recent trip to Sandimen Township, I discovered an area only a short drive (about 30-40 minutes) outside of Kaohsiung (just east of Pingtung) with beautiful, lush green mountain views, clear, cool rivers, and a great deal to see and do. My friends and I spent the afternoon relaxing and cooling off in one of the rivers, a popular activity among local people.
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Imagine yourself walking along a jungle path, surrounded by ferns, hanging vines, the buzzing of insects, and the striking calls of birds. Butterflies float and drift past you along the trail. Stands of bamboo creak in the refreshing breezes. Families of monkeys hop nimbly from branch to branch, looking for food or stopping to groom one another. Through the trees, you catch glimpses of a sun-soaked, lush green mountainside. Now imagine you can see all of this inside Kaohsiung city!

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Sunset Cafe
I haven’t seen a list of the world’s most beautiful university campuses, but if there is one, Kaohsiung’s Jhongshan University (also known as Sun-Yat Sen University) should definitely be on it! Ride a bike or drive to the far west end of Wufu Road, turn left on Gushan Road, right on Linhai, and follow this to the end. Here, you’ll see the Siziwhan Tunnel going through the mountain, directly to the university campus. If you’re on a bike or on foot, you can take the tunnel. If you’re driving, you’ll have to turn left onto Lianhai Road, and follow this down around the end of the mountain. If you do so, you’ll be rewarded with beautiful views as you emerge from the harbor area to the coast.
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One of my favorite places to go and spend some free time is Eslite Books, located on the 17th floor of the Mega department store, in the heart of downtown Kaohsiung. The store has an elegant, relaxed feel that will draw you in and make you happy just to spend some time browsing for your favorite books. You’ll find everything here, from popular fiction to classics, travel books to art, comic books, history, psychology, and science…the list goes on.

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Kaohsiung Transportation
Mass Rapid Transit
Today, I caught the KMRT (Kaohsiung Mass Rapid Transit, the metro or subway here) from Aozidhi (R13) station in north Kaohsiung to Sanduo Shopping District (R8) in the heart of downtown. At 3:00 in the afternoon on a Tuesday, the MRT feels quiet; besides me, there are only two businessmen on the platform waiting for the train to go downtown. Still, Kaohsiung has the feeling of a city with great potential that has been doing a lot of growing and developing, with still much more to come. The MRT itself is a good example of this: the brand new system, modeled on the one in Taipei, conveys the sense of a city poised for the future, about to leap ahead to many great things.
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Cijin Island, a long, thin strip of land sitting in the harbor off Kaohsiung city, has lovely beaches, fresh sea breezes, and excellent views of the harbor, city skyline, and the sea. If you enjoy cycling, it’s a great place to take a bike and spend a couple of hours pedaling around. It’s also a popular food destination for locals and tourists alike, as the seafood here is fresh, varied and plentiful!

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Ban-Ping Shan

If you enjoy nature and the outdoors, you should come to Kaohsiung to experience the warm, beautiful sunny climate to be found here most of the year round. One of the best ways to do this is to go explore some of the hiking trails the city has to offer. One of my favorite places to go hiking in Kaohsiung is Ban-Ping Shan.

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44歲吳淡如 懷雙胞胎,先拿掉肌瘤就立刻懷孕

【記者江祥綾台北18日電】44歲暢銷作家兼節目主持人吳淡如與老公Simon結婚多年，始終不見「好孕」到，在中西醫調理下，吳淡如這回不僅懷孕了，外傳還是雙胞胎，預產期就在8月份。記者昨天求證，她也鬆口證實的確「雙喜臨門」，她說：「我打破林青霞紀錄了，有了寶寶，非常開心。」
吳淡如最近進出年代「今晚誰當家」節目攝影棚錄影時，總是顯得容光煥發，但她礙於「三個月不能說」的習俗，只得解釋是打了脈衝光和中醫調理身體，才會變得皮光肉滑。但三個月一過，吳淡如終於鬆口認了的確懷孕，吳淡如昨天表示：「中西醫都有幫忙，西醫先處理我子宮肌瘤問題，割掉後就很順利。」

吳淡如解釋是自然受孕，但醫生有為她施打排卵針。這兩天照超音波，吳淡如形容見到肚子裡兩個小傢伙互相踢來踢去的可愛模樣，讓她感動極了：「我嘗試過很多東西，連南極都去過，沒想到這回挑了個最難的事。以前我覺得生命很苦，有很多不開心，現在有了孩子，讓我不再孤單了。」

子宮肌瘤, 1/3 台灣婦女都會有的問題. 最近辦公室內引起廣泛討論.
以下是小女蒐集的文章提供給大家參考喔
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與日本人做生意, 要了解日本企業文化, 日本人的思考模式, 否則要成功不容易.
上星期到東京出差一個星期.和義大利人談到日本的商業文化. 義大利人看日本人的商業模式覺得很難理解. 要攻進日本市場不容易. 和他們聊了許久發現, 因我留日過, 很多事情已經習以為常. 但仔細想想,日本人的確很難理解. 若您要到日本出差,又不是留日的話, 請您參考以下為您整理的文章, 不好意思, 英文的.

您也可以用翻譯系統 http://tw.babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_txt?ei=UTF-8&doit=done&intl=1&trtext=&lp=en_zt
來看以下文章.

Japan 與日本人做生意, 一些重要的國家基本資訊提供您參考..

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生命的悲劇不在於無法實現你的目標；
生命的悲劇在於沒有目標可以實現。
摘不到星星不是可恥的事，
但沒有星星可摘卻令人蒙羞。

這是個身張奧運選手說的話, 真的很有感觸
這星期是殘障奧運週, 9/13 星期六民視鄉間小路節目1PM , 將邀請體育健將來談北京殘障奧運
螢光幕前的身障世界級奧運選手, 金牌得主.
聽聽他們背後感人的故事. 敬請期待
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抱歉我親愛的朋友,您寫給我真情的信件, 我確沒回, 偉君在此深感抱歉.
看了您給偉君的加油打氣, 真的很感動, 真的很感動.
希望您繼續為偉君打氣.
喔對了. 偉君最近一個人到歐洲出差. 有許多歐洲無障礙環境,旅遊的資訊想提供給和我一樣的朋友, 但愛於時間, 我實在還沒有時間記錄下來.
徵求志工協助文字化.
願意的請與我聯絡喔
綱溫啦!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

歐洲的石頭路會走到輪椅解體喔

火車好高,腿短的人自求多福喔

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18:00-18:27	主持活動開場/來賓演說	台聯主持蘇偉碩、江偉君 來賓講者張國慶
18:30-19:00	朱約信樂團表演(6首歌)	朱約信樂團
19:03-19:20	賴幸媛演說	賴幸媛
19:20-19:30	串場表演	王明哲、賴琇中
19:30-19:45	李安妮演說	李安妮
19:48-19:58	串場表演	主持人 OS 高子洋 小黑 表演兩首
20:00-20:20	主席演說	黃主席
20:20-20:22	邀請李前總統及來賓上台	主持人 OS
20:22-20:25	李前總統與黃主席啟動儀式	主持人 OS
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六. 七年級的青年朋友對李登輝先生的印象是什麼呢? 「總統」，還是 「台灣民主之父」,還是...., 阿輝伯是如何將台灣帶領向民主政治，更重要的他所彰顯出來的堅定信仰與恢弘氣度，還有他的智慧及勇氣，熱情與真誠, 青年朋友們，你想要跟這位台灣的巨人談一場"午茶的戀愛"嗎? 聽聽阿輝伯想跟現在正值年輕的你說什麼? 也讓年輕朋友們有機會問問阿輝伯的小秘密喔? 午茶時間表 : 日期 : 12/8 (六) 時間 : 13:00 - 15:30 地點 : 台北圓山飯店 敦睦廳 年齡限制 : 18歲 至 35歲 (其他年齡的朋友別失望,還有第二波喔 ~) 人數 : 100人,依報名順序為主,額滿截止 ◎已報名的朋友們,將會有專人與您電話聯絡 ◎現場備有飲料與點心,中午別吃太飽喔~ 13:00 報到(享用餐點) 13:30 - 13:50 20分鐘 李登輝前總統開講 13:50–15:00 70分鐘 李登輝前總統與青年人對話 15:00–15:10 10分鐘 頒獎典禮 15:10–15:30 20分鐘 李登輝前總統與青年人合照 15:30 恭送李登輝前總統離場 15:30 – 16:00 吃吃喝喝聊聊天

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偉君分享她對弱勢族群的政見和堅持


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車輪仔電影院
響應國際身心殘障日－見證輪椅族的生命力
「衝出逆境」電影首映
偉君應邀出席鼓勵身障朋友突破困局衝破逆境

          時間: 96年12月1 日下午1:30入場

          地點: 台北市政府1樓大廳
          參加方式: 免費入場，但需於 11月28日前預約。輪椅族朋友優先取得預約權。亦歡迎
                     其它身障朋友及一般民眾來電預約。
           洽詢預約電話:（03）329-9692 脊髓損傷潛能發展中心

本活動由：台北市政府、中華民國殘障聯盟、脊髓損傷潛能發展中心、各區脊髓損傷者協會、中華民國脊髓損傷者聯合會、畢士大福音中心

台灣國際同濟會、東暉國際多媒體電影公司、台灣大哥大基金會、破報、波音數位、亞藝影音、百事達

聯合向您推薦這部值得一看的好電影，願能引發您更多的愛心與共鳴

歡迎大家告訴大家！

   「衝出逆境」（The Goal）是根據真實故事改編成一段觸動您心弦令人振奮的故事。真實呈現了
      脊髓損傷朋友們受傷後的心路歷程，及面對逆境時所展現出的堅毅信念。
本片榮獲： 第24屆國際聯合運動影視節--最佳影片 

                  第11屆國際家庭影展--獨立精神獎

                 第1屆孟買國際聯合運動影視節--劇情片運動類金十獎

                  第11屆美國明谷國際影展瑪姬艾倫製片人獎
                       --最佳鼓舞人心影片 

期待本片的放映，激勵每一位坐在輪椅上的朋友，無懼生命中的種種障礙，衝出逆境!

台北市政府  中華民國殘障聯盟  脊髓損傷潛能發展中心

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親愛的朋友：   

台聯不分區立委候選人 

　　 江偉君（輪椅公主） 

今晚凌晨1點重播
民視「頭家開講」
為台聯出擊
11月15日 

   為弱勢發聲  

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台聯公佈不分區立委提名江偉君

2007年09月10日 22:29 中央社即時
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台聯提江偉君為不分區立委　誓言照顧弱勢