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　　. 　　. 　　. 　　混乱的交通：周四，在从波城到图尔马莱山口的环法自行车赛第17赛段比赛中，一群羊跑入赛道。 　　 　　污染：在印度沙漠之邦拉贾斯坦的首府斋浦尔，号称“水之宫殿”的扎乐玛哈湖因污染发生鱼类大规模死亡。这张照片摄于周四，可以看到大量死鱼飘在湖面上。 　　 　　停车场：在这张照片中，数以百计的夏利车停在天津一汽工厂的露天停车场内。上万辆夏利经济型轿车从这里销往全国各地。 　　 　　游戏结束：周四，云南昆明警方在一个建筑工地销毁收缴的电子游戏机。 　　 　　打靶：德国国防部长古腾贝格(Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg)周四视察了格尔斯海姆“斯波钠克将军”营地(General Sponeck)的空军训练中心。图为古腾贝格（右）正与一名德军士兵（中）谈话，一名亚美尼亚士兵在一旁进行训练。 　　 　　重建停滞：在海地太子港的Route des Rails街，一位当地居民在临时帐篷前洗澡。 　　 　　摇床：在印度新德里康诺特商业区的一处建筑工地，一个小孩躺在吊床里玩，而他的家人正在工地上干活。 　　 　　全民健身：中国田径运动员刘翔周四在新疆乌鲁木齐市参加了全民健身和志愿者服务活动的启动仪式。 　　 　　禁止体罚：图为在孟加拉国首都达卡一所公立小学就读的小女孩。孟加拉国最高法院已下令禁止学校体罚学生。联合国儿童基金会称，体罚在孟加拉国学校中很普遍。 　　 　　严打行动：周四，四川成都市在天府广场举行了一场严打宣传活动，图为警察们牵着警犬站在天府广场的毛泽东雕像后。中国正在开展为期六个月的夏季严打行动，旨在打击犯罪，改善社会治安。 　　 　　减肥：周四在浙江杭州市，参加减肥夏令营的小孩正在玩游戏。该夏令营在7月初开营，为期20天，有105名超重儿童参加。他们希望能通过参加这类夏令营养成更健康的生活方式。 　　 　　极昼日落：图为7月21日21：04（当地时间），在中国“雪龙”号破冰船上拍摄的日落照片。周三，雪龙号在一个极昼日驶入位于北冰洋边缘的楚科奇海。 　　 　　清污：周三，在距大连新港漏油事故发生地点一公里处的国泰水产养殖场，一位工人正在收集死海螺。中石油周四宣布，一条主输油管道已恢复正常工作。大连新港发生的这次输油管爆炸事故，是迄今为止中国公开报导的最严重的漏油事件。有关负责人警告称，这次事件对海洋生物和海水水质造成严重威胁。目前，事故地点周围165平方英里（430平方公里）的海域都覆盖着又黑又厚的油污。因一名消防战士溺水死亡，油污清理工作一度暂停，目前已经恢复。 　　 　　最受欢迎的博主：中国著名博客作者韩寒周四在香港书展期间参加了一个读者见面会。按注册用户的点击量统计，27岁的韩寒是中国最受欢迎的博主。他同时还是一名职业赛车手、畅销书作家和歌手。 　　 　　以小胜大：周三，日本相扑手佐田の海 (Satanoumi)在名古屋的一场比赛中击败了体重265公斤的山本山(Yamamotoyama)，山本山是日本有史以来最重的相扑手。 　　 　　人体：周三，在印尼雅加达举办的人体解剖展上，参观者正仔细观察一具经过防腐剂处理的人体。 　　 . . ...

　　. 　　. 　　. 　　江面垃圾：周二，一艘垃圾收集船在三峡大坝开闸泄洪前清理江面垃圾。由于洪水导致三峡水库水位上升，三峡大坝准备开闸泄洪。 　　 　　安全检查：周二，在阿富汗坎大哈阿尔甘达卜，美国101空降师第二旅1-320 A连的一名士兵在巡逻时命令一名阿富汗村民掀起上衣接受检查，这样做是为了保证他身上没有携带自杀式炸弹。 　　 　　清爽：荷兰小村Lent每年都要举行名为"Vierdaagse"的健行活动，为期四天。图为一位美国士兵在参加活动时冲凉。 　　 　　剃度仪式：周二在泰国中部巴太省的Dhamagaya庙，许多新皈依佛教的僧人参加了集体剃度仪式。 　　 　　跳水：周二在德国柏林，一个男孩跳入了Sommerbad奥林匹克游泳馆的泳池中。 　　 　　鼓手：周二，哥伦比亚的基布多举行了脱离西班牙殖民统治200周年纪念仪式，图为一群准备参加阅兵仪式的少年鼓手。 　　 　　沉重时刻：包括乔希•鲍曼(Josh Bowman)少校在内的四名驻阿富汗英军阵亡将士遗体周二被运回英国。图为鲍曼的家属手挽着手等待他的遗体抵达。 　　 　　王菲个唱：中国流行乐天后王菲周一在北京召开个人巡回演唱会的新闻发布会。她将于10月29、30、31日，11月5、6日在北京五棵松体育馆连唱五场。 　　 　　海洋节：周二，日本东京一座公园里摆满了蜡烛。周一是日本的海洋节，日本人以这个节日表达对海洋的感恩。 　　 　　海上飞驴：照片摄于7月9日，一头身上绑着滑翔伞的毛驴在俄罗斯南部亚速海边的Golubitskaya海滩上空飞。周二警方称，游客们上周看到飞天毛驴的景象时大吃一惊。原来这是几位企业家为了宣传自己的私人海滩而想出的广告妙招。 　　 　　宵禁：上周日，印控克什米尔地区首府斯利那加的一名小孩站在带刺的铁丝网旁。分离主义分子发起的罢工和随之而来的宵禁打破了该地区短暂的平静生活。 　　 　　漏油：照片摄于上周日，辽宁大连新港输油管爆炸后，海面上漂满了油污。 　　 . . . . ...

. . . 受害者：周一，印度两列火车在西孟加拉邦比尔姆普地区的圣西亚火车站相撞。12岁的Ashraful Hak在这次事故中受伤，图为他正在火车站附近的医院接受治疗。 脚下留神：上周日，安徽合肥的居民试图穿过被积水淹没的街道。自7月1日以来，中国因洪水和暴雨天气死亡和失踪的人数分别达到118人和47人。 登录：周一，一名印尼穆斯林妇女在雅加达Istiglal清真寺做完午后祷告后用她的笔记本电脑工作。 晨练：周一，美军第71骑兵团第一中队的一名士兵在阿富汗坎大哈省Dand地区的一座前方基地进行晨练。 抗议：周一，俄罗斯环保人士设置路障阻止伐木者砍伐位于莫斯科郊区的西姆基森林。莫斯科地方政府规划中的一条高速公路将经过这片被列为保护区的原始森林。 救援：周一，一队泰国士兵在泰国南部靠近马来西亚的边境城市双溪哥乐巡逻时遭遇炸弹袭击，图为几名泰国士兵正抬着受伤的战友撤离袭击现场。这次袭击可能是叛乱分子所为。 拔罐：一个小男孩正在塘沽医院拔罐。传统中医认为夏季拔罐能有效防治冬季发生的哮喘和感冒等疾病。 午觉：周一在孟加拉国达卡的Karwanbazar集市里，一位蔬菜商贩在炎热的天气下睡午觉。 Kiss：上周日，在海南省海口市举行了一场花样接吻大赛，来自中国各地的10对情侣参加了这场特殊的比赛。图为一对情侣在比赛中接吻。 泥浆节：第13届保宁泥浆节在韩国首尔以南城市保宁的大川海水浴场拉开帷幕，图为上周日，游客们在泥浆中玩耍。此次泥浆节将举办泥浆摔跤、滑泥浆和泥浆王等比赛活动。 红衫军：图为周日在泰国曼谷市区，反政府的红衫军抗议者假装死亡。虽然泰国政府宣布曼谷进入紧急状态后禁止此类集会，但是数百名红衫军示*威者仍聚集在以前的营地附近。两个月前红衫军曾在这里与泰国军队发生流血冲突。 原油污染：图为从辽宁大连海岸上空拍到海面油污。上周五下午6点，大连新港附近的一条直径0.9米的输油管发生爆炸。据当地环保部门称，有11平方公里的海域受到泄漏原油的污染。 围困：这张照片摄于周一，重庆古镇磁器口被嘉陵江暴涨的洪水围困。嘉陵江重庆北碚段的水位已升至197.76米，超警戒水位3.26米。 BIG BLAZE: Firefighters tried to put out what was left of a fire generated by explosions at two oil pipelines in Dalian, Liaoning province, northeast China, Sunday. More than 2,000 firefighters and 338 fire engines from 14 cities across the province worked through the night to extinguish the fire. (Yan Sheng/CNImaging) . . . . . ...

　　. 　　. 　　. 　　7月19日，重庆今夏长江最大水位洪峰以海拔188米的高洪水位通过朝天门长江水域，超过保证水位2.5米，仅次于1981年193.11米洪水位。迅猛上涨的江水给那些以为淹不到这么高地方的商家打了一个措手不及，不少低洼处的商贩紧急邀请朋友来抢救来不及搬到高处的商品。为保证船舶航行安全，重庆海事局下达了长江、嘉陵江水域洪峰时段禁航令。 　　 　　 　　重庆滨江路路灯被淹，只能看见灯泡 　　 　　菜园坝水果市场被淹 　　 　　重庆长滨路，一市民在梯坎上睡觉，他身后江边的树木已基本被洪水淹没 　　 　　市民在洪水中抢运货物 . . . ...

. . . 王克勤：疫苗受害家长在卫生部门口被打骨折。刚才，山西疫苗受害者家长易文龙电话：来自全国的疫苗受害者在卫生部上访时，昨午被一群警察殴打，出手很重！有四人伤的很重，辽宁的杨育奎右侧第6根肋骨骨折，左手小拇指骨折。他们从6月25日便在卫生部门口上访请愿，为不被单独抓走，他们用铁链将自己绑在一起。 . . ... [ 本帖最后由 老杂疫 于 2010-7-20 13:44 编辑 ]

. . . 　　 　　SSgt. Spiecer catches his breath during an Iraqi Army-led village clearance mission in the hunt for insurgent activity on June 11, 2010 in Ali Ayun, Diyala Province, Iraq. (Warrick Page/Getty Images) 　　 　　An Iraqi grocer fixes a lamp with a rechargeable battery in his shop during power outage in Baghdad on June 30, 2010. Private power providers in Baghdad are selling electricity at almost four times the maximum legal price, exploiting shortages and stifling summer heat while crime bosses pilfer dwindling public supplies. (ALI AL-SAADI/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Abbas Ahmed navigates a network of generator wires during a power outage in Baghdad, Iraq on June 25, 2010. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban) 　　 　　An Iraqi boy watches an Iraqi Emergency Response Brigade (ERB) member search his family home after an arrest warrant was issued for his father who was suspected for planting IEDs, on May 27, 2010 on the outskirts of Baghdad, Iraq. Iraqi Special Forces and ERB and been training under US Special Forces for several years with a heavy focus on evidence collection and both legal and human rights for detained suspects. Members of the unit make little more than $700 a month and keep their identity a secret as many hail from areas where insurgency is rife. (Warrick Page/Getty Images) 　　 　　An Iraqi soldier from 2nd Division gives water to detainees after returning to their base from a morning mission on June 5, 2010 in Mosul, Iraq. (Warrick Page/Getty Images) 　　 　　Iraqi firemen rush to the scene of an attack in the northern oil hub of Kirkuk after a suicide attacker in a car set off a bomb outside a government building, wounding nine people including an official responsible for religious properties, according to police on July 4, 2010. (MARWAN IBRAHIM/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　A man who was wounded in a bomb attack, bleeds as he waits for treatment at a hospital in Baghdad June 20, 2010. Suicide car bombers had attacked the Trade Bank of Iraq, killing at least 26 people, an Interior Ministry source said. The blasts wounded 53 people at one of the public sector's most active financial institutions, which is at the forefront of efforts to encourage foreign investment in Iraq. (REUTERS/Stringer) 　　 　　A woman kisses the shrouded body of her four-year-old niece, Zainab, who was killed in a Baghdad bombing, as the family prepares for her burial in the Shi'ite city of Najaf, 160 km (100 mi) south of Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, June 21, 2010. The child was killed along with her entire family - mother, father, and sister - on Sunday, when suicide bombers attacked a a crowded Baghdad commercial district. (AP Photo/Alaa al-Marjani) 　　 　　Shi'ite Muslim pilgrims walk across a bridge from the Sunni district of Adhamiyah towards Kadhimiyah, an area named after Imam Musa Kadhim, the seventh of 12 revered imams in Shiite Islam, whom the pilgrims are honoring, on July 8, 2010, a day after a suicide bomber wearing an explosives-filled belt targeted Shiite pilgrims crossing through Adhamiyah and murdered 28 people. (AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Shi'ite Muslim pilgrims self-flagellate as they gather at the Imam Musa al-Kadhim Mosque in the Kadhimiya district of northern Baghdad on July 7, 2010, to mark the death of the eighth century Imam. (AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Shi'ite pilgrims pray at the Shrine of Imam Moussa al-Kadhim in Baghdad's Kadhimiya district July 7, 2010. (REUTERS/Saad Shalash) 　　 　　Tanker trucks carrying oil snake their way through Haj Omran, Iraq, a mountainous Kurdish resort town on the border with Iran on June 7, 2010. The smuggling of tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil and refined fuels daily from northern Iraq to Iran, in violation of new U.S. sanctions, is stoking tensions between the Iraqi central government and its Kurdish provincial counterparts. (AP Photo/Yahya Ahmed) 　　 　　US soldiers carry the body of a fellow soldier killed in a car bomb attack during a memorial ceremony on June 11, 2010 on FOB Cobra, near Jalula, Diyala Province, Iraq. Specialists William C. Yauch (23) of Batesville, Arkansas and Israel P. Obryan (24) of Newbern, Tennessee, from Charlie Company, 5th BN, 20th Infantry Reg, 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division were killed along with 2 civilians and 1 Iraqi policeman when a suicide bomber drove into their patrol. (Warrick Page/Getty Images) 　　 　　A poster depicting "Uncle Sam" is seen at left as U.S. Army soldiers from the 49th Military Police Brigade pack up their gear as the unit prepares to ship their equipment and belongings home Sunday, July 18, 2010 at Camp Victory in Baghdad, Iraq. The soldiers, based in Fairfield, California, are soon to head home after ten months in Iraq as part of the U.S. drawdown of forces, which begins in earnest next month. (AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo) 　　 　　A U.S. Army soldier from the 49th Military Police Brigade counts gas masks as the unit prepares to ship their equipment and belongings home Sunday, July 18, 2010 at Camp Victory in Baghdad, Iraq. (AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo) 　　 　　Iraqis look at items taken from an abandoned US military base for sale at a junk market in Baghdad on July 15, 2010. As US soldiers in Iraq prepare their pull-out over the coming months, the Pentagon is getting rid of the fixtures and fittings of the bases they live in, some of it at auction, some bound for the black market. (ALI AL-SAADI/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Photos of Iraqi soldiers killed in the line of duty adorn the entrance to an Iraqi Army base on June 2, 2010 near Al Guwair, Iraq. (Warrick Page/Getty Images) 　　 　　Former Iraqi soldier, turned animal trader, Sabah Alazawi poses with an eagle at his animal farm in central Baghdad's Mashatel street on June 28, 2010 where he displays and sells all sorts of animals, including wolves, lions, monkeys, young crocodiles and even bears. (ALI AL-SAADI/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Carly M745, a security forces dog with the 332nd Expeditionary Security Forces Group, is sedated to have blood drawn July 3, 2010, during a canine blood drive at Joint Base Balad (JBB), Iraq. Military working dogs at JBB have their blood tested and typed to ensure they are ideal donors. (U.S. Air Force/Tech. Sgt. Caycee Cook) 　　 　　Students attend class at Mama Ayser, a private school in Baghdad June 28, 2010. Once banned under Saddam Hussein, private schools have flourished in Iraq since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion as Iraqis become increasingly frustrated with their government's failure to provide basic services. (REUTERS/Mohammed Ameen) 　　 　　U.S. Army soldiers from 2nd Brigade, 10th Mountain Division are seen on board a C-17 aircraft at Baghdad International Airport as they begin their journey to the United States on July 13, 2010. The soldiers, based at Fort Drum, New York, are headed home after nine months in Iraq as part of the U.S. drawdown of forces. (AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo) 　　 　　Athletes from the Iraqi National Rowing Team train on the flowing waters of the Tigris River which runs through the center of Baghdad on July 01, 2010. Not long ago corpses regularly floated down the Tigris, but today the rowers enjoy the waters as they train for the upcoming London 2012 Olympics Games. (AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　A belt of bullets lies across photos of women adorning the armor of a Stryker vehicle on June 11, 2010 north of Jalaulah, Diyala Province, Iraq. (Warrick Page/Getty Images) 　　 　　U.S. servicemembers attend a naturalization ceremony at Al-Faw Palace in Baghdad's Camp Victory July 4, 2010. U.S. citizenship was granted to 156 servicemembers from 56 countries, according to the U.S. military. (REUTERS/Thaier al-Sudani) 　　 　　(1 of 2) U.S. Marine Sgt. James "Eddie" Wright holds his engagement ring before proposing to his girlfriend, Cody Fife during a ceremony Monday, July 12, 2010 in which Wright was presented with a new home in Conroe, Texas through the Helping A Hero program. (AP Photo/Houston Chronicle, Johnny Hanson) 　　 　　(2 of 2) Marine Sgt. James Wright, 34, embraces his now-fiance Cody Fife (she said yes) after proposing to her during a ceremony Monday, July 12, 2010 in Conroe, Texas. Sgt. Wright was awarded the Bronze Star for his actions after his Bravo Company 1st Recon platoon was ambushed in Fallujah, Iraq in 2004. A rocket propelled grenade blew off his forearms and hands and caused his femur on his left leg to be fractured. Since its inception four years ago, Houston-based Helping A Hero has completed 19 homes that are fully adapted to the needs of soldiers severely wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan. (AP Photo/The Courier, Eric S. Swist) 　　 　　U.S. Air Force medical technician Rachel Reidel pauses in "Heroes Hall," on May 8, 2010, a place where injured service members were encouraged to pay tribute to fallen comrades while waiting to be evacuated to Germany, at the Air Force Theater Hospital at Joint Base Balad, Iraq. (AP Photo/ Maya Alleruzzo) 　　 　　A US army helicopter flies over an area where several explosions rocked the Iraqi capital Baghdad on June 13, 2010 within minutes of each other, killing at least two people, according to an interior ministry official. (Sabah Arar/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Salim Walid, 20, grieves for his younger brother Ali Walid, 15, who was killed in a car bomb attack in Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit, Iraq on Thursday, July 15, 2010. (AP Photo/Bassem Daham) 　　 　　An Iraqi man weeps at a hospital in Kirkuk, over the body of his young daughter who was killed in one of two car bomb explosions on June 18, 2010, targeting a provincial councilor and a police officer in which at least six other people were killed and about 80 wounded, including several women or children, according to police. (MARWAN IBRAHIM/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Sgt. Patchin of Bronco Troop, 1st Squadron, 14th Cavalry, inspects the site of an IED that detonated near his vehicle on June 11, 2010 north of Jalaulah, Diyala Province, Iraq. Insurgents have been stepping up attacks against Iraqi and US forces as the September-scheduled drawdown grows near. (Warrick Page/Getty Images) 　　 　　U.S. Major General Jerry Cannon dedicates a giant key to Iraq's Justice Minister Dara Noor-Eldeen as a symbolic gesture during a ceremony marking the transfer of Camp Cropper, the last U.S. detention center in Iraq, to the Iraqi government in Baghdad July 15, 2010. (REUTERS/Saad Shalash) 　　 　　Iraqi soldiers inspect the room where a man allegedly involved in making car bombs was wearing an explosive belt and blew himself up when security forces surrounded his house, in the area of Sabaa al-Bor, north of Baghdad, on June 2, 2010. (ALI AL-SAADI/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Bodies of government-backed Sunni militia members who were killed in a bomb attack are piled in a truck to be transported to a hospital in the town of Mahmudiya, 30 km (20 mi) south of Baghdad on July 18, 2010. A suicide bomber attacked government-backed Sunni militia on Sunday as they lined up to be paid on Baghdad's southwestern outskirts, killing at least 39 and wounding 41, Iraqi security sources said. (REUTERS/Stringer) 　　 　　A U.S. Soldier from Bravo Company, 5/20 Infantry, 2nd ID provides supporting fire during a squad live fire exercise in Kirkush Military Training Base, Diyala province, Iraq, June 10, 2010. U.S. and Iraqi forces trained to clear mined and wired obstacles, clear bunker complexes and react to contact. (U.S. Army/Petty Officer 2nd Class Ted Green) 　　 　　In this photo taken June 9, 2010, Iraqi painter Muayad Muhsin gestures towards a painting while in his studio during an interview with The Associated Press in Baghdad, Iraq. Iraq's artists are using their work to try to process the turmoil since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion, and what they are producing shows a profound anger over their country's traumas and uncertainty over its future. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban) 　　 　　Ali Ahmed, 8, swims with cattle in the Tigris river in Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, July 14, 2010. The animals are bathed daily to help keep them free of diseases and to protect them from the heat. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban) 　　 　　Iraqi Emergency Response Brigade (ERB) and US Special Forces inspect the ID of an Iraqi who fled his home as the soldiers arrived to serve an arrest warrant on his brother, who was suspected of planting IEDs, on May 27, 2010 on the outskirts of Baghdad, Iraq. (Warrick Page/Getty Images) 　　 　　Nathaniel Hahn and his fiancee Sarah Kaster share a moment following a send-off ceremony for the 290-member 147th Aviation Battalion based in Madison, Wisconsin which soon will be deployed in Iraq. Family and friends filled an exhibition hall in Madison, Wisconsin on Friday, June 18, 2010 to honor the unit, which is a UH 60 Black Hawk helicopter regiment. (AP Photo/Wisconsin State Journal, Craig Schreiner) 　　 　　U.S. Sailors assigned to Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit 2, Company 2-2 survey a crater left behind after detonating seized ordnance at a secure Iraqi demolition range in Diyala province, Iraq, June 17, 2010. The joint demolition operations with Soldiers assigned to the 5th Iraqi Army Bomb Disposal Company disposed of more than 100 pounds of ordnance seized by Iraqi Security Forces. (U.S. Navy/Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Ted Green/Released) 　　 　　Hundreds of armored US military vehicles sit in huge lots at Camp Victory, a giant sprawling military base on the edge of Baghdad airport, on June 24, 2010 as American troops sort through the mass of hardware and supplies that must either be taken home, sent to Afghanistan, or destroyed, two months ahead of a deadline that will serve as a precursor for a complete US military pullout from Iraq. (AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Sgt. Jerrald Jensen, who was injured in an IED attack in Iraq, recently returned to his active-duty unit after recovering in the Fort Carson, Colorado, Warrior Transition Unit. Jensen has a reconstructed jaw and much of his face is damaged. Photo taken May 9, 2010. (U.S. Army/Alexandra Hemmerly-Brown) . . . ....

　　美国《福布斯》杂志参考读者在社交网的意见,选出30位全球最激荡人心的女性。她们排名不分先后,有大慈善家,有致力令非洲女孩不再受割礼折磨的名模,有遭遇爱滋悲剧的苦妈妈 她们令世界变得更美好,成为全球女性的典范。 　　 迪里(WarisDirie) 　　索马里超模 　　8岁前已被强行割掉阴蒂一部份,12、13岁被半卖半送嫁人生子终此一生,是许多索马里女孩的命运,她却凭坚强意志走出自己的人生路。13岁的她,不愿为五只骆驼嫁给65岁老头,离乡别井到英国,做清洁工人,遇上精明眼摄影师,由此踏上模特路,1990年代成为超模。但她没有沉醉在多姿多采的生活中,反而心系索马里,要救其他女童脱离割礼的苦海。 　　1997年,她放弃如日方中的事业,全身投入反割礼运动,成为联合国大使,写自传讲割礼的锥心之痛,成立多个慈善团体,唤起世界关注索马里女童的苦难,为同胞筹款建学校建医院。 　 　 　　 　　拉妮娅(QueenRania) 　　约旦王后 　　回教世界,女性地位卑微,美貌与智慧并重的她却撑起半边天。贵为王后,她却非出身名门望族,反而来自逃到科威特的巴勒斯坦难民家庭。她读书成绩好,在埃及大学毕业后,转到约旦从事金融业,1993年邂逅王储阿卜杜拉。当上王后,她不做享乐派,反而致力推动教育,设奖学金、伙拍私人机构合力复修500间学校,她深信教育是令约旦强大的门路。面对911恐袭令国际社会对回教世界产生歧视,她前年在YouTube成立频道,亲自回答阿拉伯女性地位等问题,她深信化解歧视可促进和平。 　 　 　　 　　　伊丽沙白·格拉泽(Elizabeth Glaser) 　　美国爱滋病运动家 　　她丈夫是电视剧明星兼导演PaulMichaelGlaser,本来生活无忧无愁,1985年却传来噩耗:4岁女儿突然胃部剧痛,证实染上爱滋病。原来她产女时输了爱滋血,喂母乳时传了爱滋病毒给女儿,在怀孕时又传了给1岁儿子。更悲惨的是,美国当年批准治爱滋病的药物AZT只限成年人用,她女儿年纪小,等于无药可医,翌年死去。经历切肤之痛,她成立了儿童爱滋病基金,纵然1994年病逝,这个基金为爱滋病童作出了巨大贡献。 　 　 　　 　　　奥普拉·温弗莉(OprahWinfrey) 　　美国名嘴 　　鼓励、安慰、再鼓励,她无时无刻都在激励观众,这股动力其实源自一个悲惨过去:妈妈未成年诞下她,家里又穷又复杂,她9岁开始遭三名坏亲友连环性侵犯。受够了!她13岁离家出走,自暴自弃,翌年怀孕了,但儿子出生数周夭折,留下终身遗憾。幸好继父君子,鞭策她读书,让她爬出深渊,考得奖学金升读大学。悲惨过去让她主持清谈节目,总以真诚、亲切态度访问嘉宾,暖透观众心窝。清谈节目高收视,名嘴一做25年,身家达23亿美元(179亿港元),名句是“最好的奖励,是以自己为荣。” 　　 　　 　　罗琳(JK Rowling) 　　魔法书《哈利波特》作者 　　天马行空的想象力,令《哈利波特》系列小说红遍全球,也令她成为全球收入最高的作家,但来时路是一番凄苦。18年前罗林到葡萄牙教英文,邂逅任职记者的第一位阿兰蒂斯(Jorge Arantes)。两人婚姻维持一年就破裂,她跟他大吵了一场,他打她,逐她出家门。失婚落泊,她带着只有四个月大的女儿和开始下笔的《哈利波特》手稿回英,栖身小公寓,拿综援过活。但她没放弃,窝在咖啡室猛写,《哈利波特》终于1996年获出版社赏识推出,命运从此扭转,七集《哈利波特》为她带来10亿美元(78亿港元)身家,她2001年再婚,家庭事业皆美满。 　 　 　　 　　安吉丽娜·朱莉(Angelina Jolie) 　　美国影星 　　她很有钱,有美丽容貌、诱惑朱唇和骄人身材,有赢过奥斯卡最佳女配角的演戏才华,有同样出名又英俊的另一半布莱德 皮特,有五个孩子,有大到爆棚的爱心,她是最有影响力名人。但她也有过迷失岁月:14岁时辍学与男友同居,一头头发染成紫色,后来修心养性完成学业,展开星途。2001年《盗墓者罗拉》令她上位成国际顶级女星,在柬埔寨拍戏时更令她关注到难民问题,向联合国难民专员公署找答案,访问各热点难民营,成为公署亲善大使,更先后在柬埔寨、埃塞俄比亚和越南收养三个孩子。心怀大志,曾经传说她还要选总统。 　　 　　 　　　特蕾莎修女(Mother Teresa) 　　贫民圣人 　　1910年在阿尔巴尼亚出生,17岁决志成修女。她受“要为穷人作工”的感召,远赴印度的加尔各答,为印度贫民中最卑微的一群服务,她在贫民窟教孩子读书替人治病,把在街上濒死的穷人穷孩子带回去,悉心照顾救助。1950年,她创办仁爱女修会,为流浪汉提供食物,让垂危者有尊严离世,更收容遭舍弃的爱滋病人。修会至今已由最初只有12名成员发展成在全球有450个支会的组织。她被誉为贫民圣人,1979年获诺贝尔和平奖。1997年爱心天使飞走了,但她一句“凭着大爱,我们可一起做奇妙的事”,依然激荡人心。 　　 　　 　　梅琳达·盖茨(Melinda Gates) 　　微软创办人盖茨妻子 　　成功男士背后都有一个女人,她就是连年当上全球首富的盖茨背后的女人。生于德州一个中产家庭,她1987年在杜克大学取得工商管理硕士后加入微软,不久邂逅盖茨。她和盖茨有一个共通点:都是工作狂,办公室成为两人约会的地点。两人1994年结婚,她为了家庭放弃事业,随着三名孩子长大才返回办公室,这次不是微软公司,而是她和盖茨成立的慈善基金。盖茨曾说没有她就可能没有这慈善基金,他每天只顾堆砌金钱,只有她琢磨着怎样用掉这些钱。从来不惯钻石闪耀贵妇打扮的她致力慈善,两人至今已捐240亿美元(1,872亿港元)给基金会。 　　 　　 　　　卢英德(Indra Nooyi) 　　百事公司主席兼行政总裁 　　作为全球最大饮品公司掌舵人,美国《财富》杂志去年选她为全球头号最有权力商界女强人。54岁的她,其实从小就说明一个道理:女性当自强。她生长于印度一个保守家庭,为追求知识,她1978年只身到美国耶鲁管理学院读书,然后打拼事业,由最初几乎身无分文,到现变成百事历来首位印裔主席又是历来首位主席。她的强人本色,在于唯才是用,能能感染激励员工,个中秘诀在于担当员工母亲的角色,每季更会亲自手写感谢信予27名高级行政人员的配偶。还有说起政治,她不怕竖起中指,说美国应该向世界多伸手去援助,而非伸出中指捣乱。用一只中指责难美国,真够胆。 　　 　　 　　　劳伦·霍顿(Lauren Hutton) 　　61岁裸照名模 　　青春少艾不是怕肥厌食就是嫌胸小,跟她一比真是应该羞愧。这位红极一时的名模,“性书大亨”Larry Flynt曾以100万美元(780万港元)重酬诱她拍全裸照,偏偏她不为所动,到五年前61岁,因看不过眼“社会叫我们要为自己难为情”,才大胆“献世”,“高龄”大胆拍摄裸照,无非要鼓励姊姊妹妹挺起胸膛,高呼:“女性不应以自己的身体为耻。”高龄当裸模,看过她穿没衣的14个孙儿都支持她,说“很有鼓励性”。家人都支持,令她更无后顾之忧,放胆一脱,示范何谓优雅自然地变老。千帆过尽,1980年好莱坞经典《美国舞男》里饰演优雅迷人人妻,老来依然优雅迷人。 　　 　　 　　　Ali Hewson 　　爱尔兰U2乐队主音Bono妻子,积极投身社运,创办助非洲发展的道德时装品牌Edun 　　 　　 　　 罗伊(Arundhati Roy) 　　印度女作家,写出讲弱势社群遭欺压的小说《微物之神》是亮点 　　 　　 　　贝蒂·怀特(Betty White) 　　美国家喻户晓老牌演员,88岁仍活跃于美国电视界 　　 　　 　　 赖斯(Condoleezza Rice) 　　前美国国务卿,首位黑人女性叱咤美国外交风云 　　 　　 　　 Dianevon Furstenberg 　　比利时时装设计师,被誉为Coco Chanel以来最有市场潜力设计师 　　 　　 　　库里克(Katie Couric) 　　美国哥伦比亚广播公司(CBS)首位晚间新闻女主播 　　 　　 　　 安杰卢(Maya Angelou) 　　美国黑人作家和诗人,为黑人女性发声 　　 　　 惠特曼(Meg Whitman) 　　eBay前行政总裁,女强人正竞选加州州长 　　 　　 　　 米歇尔(Michelle Obama) 　　美国首位黑人第一夫人,开创第一夫人露臂先河 　　 　　 　　施莱弗(Maria Shriver) 　　集美国遇弒总统肯尼迪侄女、加州州长施瓦辛格夫人和记者身份于一身 　　 　　 　　 佩洛西(Nancy Pelosi) 　　美国众议院首位女议长。 　　 　　 　　努尔(Queen Noor) 　　约旦王太后,生于美国,嫁国王胡辛后学习阿拉伯语,赢尽民心,曾与股坛大鳄索罗斯传恋情 　　 　　 　　金斯伯格(RuthBader Ginsburg) 　　美国最高法院历来第二位女法官 　　 　　 　　 佩林(Sarah Palin) 　　美国共和党首位女副总统候选人,正四出演说,准备下届大选选总统 　 　 　　 　　希拉里(Hillary Clinton) 　　美国前第一夫人,后当选参议员再竞选总统,纵然首位女总统梦碎,现任国务卿 　 　 　　 　　凌志美、李云娜 　　美国女记者,去年在北韩边境采访被捕,重判劳改12年,囚禁140日后由前总统克林顿斡旋救出　　 　　 　　 斯图尔特(Martha Stewart) 　　美国家政女王,曾打造巨大商业王国,因内幕交易一度锒铛入狱 　　 　　 　　 威廉姆斯姊妹(Venusand Serena Williams) 　　纵横网坛逾十年的美国姊妹球手　　 　　 　　 丹妮卡·帕特里克(Danica Patrick) 　　美国赛车天后,前年成首位印第500赛车分站夺冠女车手 . . . ...

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