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　　2009年9月29日，北京工体彩车村内，参加国庆游行的彩车全体工作人员进行了最后一次演练，各个省市的彩车上的美女宝贝，也展示出自己美丽一面。 . . . 　　 　　山东彩车宝贝。 　　 　　贵州彩车宝贝穿上少数民族服装。 　　 　　甘肃彩车宝贝。 　　 　　海南省花车。 　　 　　青海彩车宝贝。 　　 　　江西彩车上的青花瓷元素 　　 　　彩车宝贝。

　　. 　　. 　　. 　　. 　　. 　　. 　　. 　　 　　选举获胜：上周日在柏林，基督教民主联盟领导人安吉拉•默克尔(Angela Merkel)在政党总部抬眼向上看。数百万德国民众手中的选票给予她连任的机会。她在周一时承诺要在11月9日前组建一个走中间偏右路线的政府。今年11月9日将是柏林墙倒塌20周年。 　　 　　视野：图为周一，在约旦首都安曼街头一位蒙着面纱的女子。 　　 　　指指点点：上周日，在英格兰布赖顿召开的工党年会中，工党副主席哈里特•哈曼(Harriet Harman)指向一名观众，英国首相布朗则面带微笑。布朗说他不会在明年6月的竞选前主动下台。据民意调查显示，他的政党将在大选中一败涂地。 　　 　　血流满面：上周六，在美国洛杉矶举行的重量级拳击锦标赛中，克里斯托瓦尔•阿雷奥拉(Cristobal Arreola)（左）血流满面，被裁定技术击倒，输给了对手维塔利•克里钦科(Vitali Klitschko)。 　　 　　强忍泪水：上周日，在洪都拉斯首都特古西加尔巴举行的温迪•伊莉莎白•阿维拉(Wendy Elizabeth Avila)的葬礼上，被逐总统塞拉亚(Manuel Zelaya)的支持者悲痛欲绝。塞拉亚的支持者声称，上周二士兵们在驱散示*威者的时候使用了催泪瓦斯，24岁的阿维拉因吸入催泪瓦斯引发的并发症而死亡。 　　 　　纪念大屠杀：上周日，在乌克兰首都基辅郊区的Babiy Yar纳粹大屠杀死难者纪念碑前，一名老妇人默默流泪。这里曾发生二战时最臭名昭著的犹太人大屠杀之一。乌克兰当天举行了纪念活动。 　　 　　遇难者：在菲律宾，热带风暴“凯萨娜”在12个小时内倾泻的雨水超过通常一个月的降水量，引发的洪灾造成140人死亡、32人失踪。这是该国40多年来最严重的一次洪灾。图为周一在马尼拉附近河岸上找到的遇难者。 　　 　　血脉相连：周一在朝鲜，韩国探亲团将要离开时，他们与车外的朝鲜亲人依依不舍。朝韩两国的公民在没有政府批准的情况下不能去对方国家旅行。 　　 　　拜神：周一，印度加尔各答正在庆祝Durga Puja节，印度教信徒正准备将女神杜尔迦(Durga)的神像浸入恒河中。女神杜尔迦因其仁慈和无所畏惧而受到人们的膜拜。 　　 　　接球：上周日，在美国圣路易斯进行的美式足球赛中，绿湾包装工队外接员唐纳德•德莱沃(Donald Driver)（左）试图接住一个传球，一旁的圣路易斯公羊队侧卫贾斯汀•金(Justin King)只能眼睁睁地看着。绿湾队以36比17的成绩获胜。 　　 　　公牛发飈：上周日，陈文令的雕塑作品《你看到的未必是真实的》 在北京一家美术馆展出。该艺术作品是对全球金融危机的一种批判，公牛象征着华尔街，被顶在墙上的人代表了伯纳德•马多夫(Bernard Madoff)。 　　 　　等待教皇：上周日在捷克，年轻女孩们穿着传统服饰等待教皇本笃十六世抵达布尔诺土拉尼机场。教皇完成了对该国为期三天的低调访问，他在这里接触了无信仰者，并呼吁日益多元化的欧洲信奉基督教的教义。 　　 　　抗议：上周日，在苏黎世电影节举办地附近的街道，罗曼•波兰斯基(Roman Polanski)的支持者在一个标记前等候。有关部门表示，由于在三十年前与一位13岁女孩发生性关系，这位奥斯卡奖获奖导演被瑞士警方拘留，还可能会被引渡至美国。 　　 　　申奥热：马德里当地居民在上周日集会，以支持该市申办2016年奥运会。其他的竞争申办城市有日本东京，巴西里约热内卢以及美国总统奥巴马力挺的芝加哥。 　　 　　巨型长裙：上周日，在约旦河西岸的希布伦，一名巴勒斯坦裁缝站在手工编织的布料旁。这些织物将被缝起来，制作一件巨大的传统巴勒斯坦长裙，并申请吉尼斯世界纪录。 　　 　　水中乐趣：上周日，在印尼巴苏鲁安，人们在拥挤的泳池中嬉戏，快乐地度过了穆斯林的开斋节。 [ 本帖最后由 老杂疫 于 2009-9-29 20:03 编辑 ]

　　9月27日，国庆60周年庆典群众游行的“毛泽东思想”标语方阵总队在北京进行合练。清华大学与武警总队与武警总队组成的方阵配合默契。图片来源：CFP . . . 　　 　　2009年9月27日，参加国庆60周年庆典群众游行的“毛泽东思想”标语方阵总队合练暨誓师大会在北京举行。 　　 　　清华大学与武警总队首次配合默契，大家加紧训练，清华学子肩“藏”雨衣备战突发天气。 　　 　　图为方阵中的大学生。 　　 　　方队中的标语“中国人民从此站起来了”。 　　 　　参加演练的清华女大学生。

. . 　　 　　A dust devil whirls past as a soldier from the 1st Company, 4th Rapid Brigade of ISAF Czech contingent based in Tabor, Czech Republic, proceeds to check the targets after completing a shooting exercise at the range in Camp Altimur in Logar province, some 140 km (87 miles) southeast of the capital Kabul, September 25, 2009. (REUTERS/Nikola Solic) 　　 　　A CH-53 helicopter releases flares after being shot at from the ground while flying over Helmand Province, southern Afghanistan, on September 18, 2009. (DAVID FURST/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　In this photo taken Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2009, Pfc. Kendall Travis takes a break during a patrol in Zerok district, East Paktika province in Afghanistan. Travis is from Spartanburg, S.C., a soldier from the U.S. Army's 3rd Battalion, 509th Infantry Regiment (Airborne), based at Fort Richardson, Alaska. (AP Photo/Dima Gavrysh) 　　 　　One of the six lakes that make up Band-E-Amir National Park is seen September 6, 2009 in Band-E-Amir, Afghanistan. Located in the province of the Bamiyan Buddhas, in central Afghanistan, the park was declared Afghanistan's first National Park on April 22, 2009. Its designation as a National Park will allow Afghanistan to apply for international recognition of Band-e-Amir as a UNESCO World Heritage site. (Paula Bronstein/Getty Images) 　　 　　An Afghan laborer at a brick factory in Jalalabad, looks on at his work site on the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan, Saturday, Sept. 26, 2009. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup) 　　 　　A Special Forces soldier observes as an Afghan National Police officer aims his assault-rifle during training in the village of Nili, Afghanistan on Sept. 18, 2009. The team is among only a few U.S. troops to live among Afghans, but there will likely be more. The hope is to push Special Forces teams into villages throughout Afghanistan, giving them the mission of rebuilding and training Afghan police and soldiers rather than hunting insurgents. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) 　　 　　A damaged armored vehicle from the U.S. Army's Alpha Company, 3rd brigade of 10th Mountain Division based in Fort Drum, New York. The damage came from an IED laid by the Taliban along the road near the village of Eber in Logar province September 26, 2009. No one was injured in the incident. (REUTERS/Nikola Solic) 　　 　　An Afghan man watches heavy traffic near a marketplace, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2009. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup) 　　 　　Afghan policemen (background) help a wounded man at the site of a suicide bomb attack at the main gate of a NATO military airport in Kabul on September 8, 2009. A suicide bomber exploded a car outside Kabul's military airport September 8, killing two Afghan civilians and wounding 10 people including four foreign soldiers, officials said. (Pajhwok Photo Service/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Supporters of opposition candidate Abdullah Abdullah listen to a speech in a tent during a gathering held in his support in Kabul September 27, 2009. (REUTERS/Ahmad Masood) 　　 　　Reza holds his daughter Hadisha inside their cave dwelling September 7, 2009 in Bamiyan, Afghanistan. Many of the impoverished families living in the caves say they are too poor to live anywhere else even though the government insists that they are doing damage to the area, near the giant Buddhas of Bamiyan, a delicate archaeological site. All are refugees who fled areas of fighting during the Taliban era, and have now returned from the other parts of Afghanistan. The cave dwellers are all Hazara, who are religiously and ethnically distinct and survivors of intense persecution by the Taliban. (Photo Paula Bronstein/Getty Images) 　　 　　An Afghan deminer uses a metal detector to search for ordinance on top the archaelogical site of Shahr-i-Gholghola September 2 , 2009 in Bamiyan, Afghanistan. Afghan Technical Concultants (ATC) and the UN Mine Action center are working together to clear the ancient preserved ruins in the Bamiyan area, the project started on May 5th and will finish on October 15. (Paula Bronstein/Getty Images) 　　 　　Maj. Gen. William Freeman hands a flag to Shelby Summers, daughter of Army Sgt. 1st Class Severin West Summers III, of Bentonia, Mississippi, at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday, Aug. 31, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Summers was killed in Afghanistan on Aug. 2, 2009. From left, Freeman, Tammy Summers, wife of Severin West Summers III, and Shelby Summers. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) 　　 　　The campaign convoy of parliament candidate Sayed Mahmood Gailan departs September 15, 2005 from the remote town of Desi, Afghanistan. Gailani, who campaigned today in a remote and dangerous area of Ghazni Province heavily infiltrated by Taliban fighters, is one of thousands of candidates running in Afghanistan's first ever parliamentary election. (John Moore/Getty Images) 　　 　　Aftab, an Afghan girl, waits to receive vaccination for polio in a UNICEF-organised countrywide campaign, in the central province of Ghor September 13, 2009. Once at the heart of the medieval Ghorid empire stretching between present-day Iran and South Asia, Ghor is now an obscure place, with no proper roads, hospitals and schools. (REUTERS/Maria Golovnina) 　　 　　This Sept. 8, 2009 photo shows a soldier with the 6th Kandak Commandos of the Afghan National Army firing a machine gun during night training at their training base close to Rish Khoor village near Kabul, Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) 　　 　　Warning: 　　This image contains graphic 　　or objectionable content 　　click here to view it. 　　Running past wreckage and body parts, Afghan policemen secure the scene of a blast in Kabul September 17, 2009. A suicide bomber hit a NATO military vehicle on a road between the U.S. embassy and the main airport in the centre of the Afghan capital on Thursday, killing six Italian soldiers and 10 Afghan civilians. (REUTERS/Ahmad Masood) 　　 　　An Afghan walks through a river outside Feyzabad, east of Kunduz, Afghanistan, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus) 　　 　　A handout image obtained on September 10, 2009, from Britain's Ministry of Defence shows a female Afghan National Police (ANP) officer receiving weapons training on a Sig Sauer 9 mm pistol. The first thirteen female ANP recruits will soon be joining their male counterparts. (HANDOUT/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Two AH-1 Cobra attack helicopters land in central Afghanistan Saturday, Sept. 26, 2009.(AP Photo/Alex Brandon) 　　 　　An Afghan man flies a kite during a peace march to Baba Mountain in Bamyan province on September 25, 2009. Some 100 Afghan and foreign citizens paticipated in a "Peace March" from the village of Ali Beg to Lake Boghaso at Baba Moutain in Bamyan province. (MASSOUD HOSSAINI/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　A German ISAF soldier gets ready to join a patrol in Yaftal e Sofla, in the mountainous region of Feyzabad, east of Kunduz, Afghanistan, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus) 　　 　　A Canadian army medic examines one of eight children brought to a forward operating base after they fell gravely ill from eating explosive powder at a home in the Panjwai district of Kandahar province September 12, 2009. Roadside bombs made from homemade explosives are the leading killers of foreign troops in Afghanistan. (REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly) 　　 　　Afghan men play soccer in front of the bombed out old royal palace, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009. The palace was designed by a French architect and originally built in 1923 by King Amanullah. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup) 　　 　　Afghan children enjoy an evening at an amusement park, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Friday, Sept. 25, 2009. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup) 　　 　　Pfc. Shiquinn Bell from Holly Hill, S.C., a member of the U.S. Army's 3rd Battalion, 509th Infantry Regiment (Airborne), based at Fort Richardson, Alaska, plays his guitar at a base in Zerok District, East Paktika province in Afghanistan, Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009. (AP Photo/Dima Gavrysh) 　　 　　A German soldier sits next to candles lit to celebrate his 34th birthday, during a long term patrol in Yaftal e Sofla, in the mountainous region of Feyzabad, east of Kunduz, Afghanistan, early Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus) 　　 　　Four-year-old Ella Roberts cuddles the hand of her father Lance Corporal Steven Roberts as he and comrades of 1st Battalion The Royal Welsh parade through Chester to say farewell to the city before deploying on operations to Afghanistan on September 25, 2009 in Chester, England. (Christopher Furlong/Getty Images) 　　 　　Simome, son of Sergent Major Roberto Valente, held by his mother, watches the arrival of the coffins of his father and the other five Italian soldiers of the ISAF who died in a suicide attack on an Italian military convoy in Kabul on Thursday Sept. 17 at Ciampino military airport, near Rome, Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009. (FILIPPO MONTEFORTE/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　The coffins of the six Italian troopers killed in an attack on an Italian military convoy in Kabul on Thursday Sept. 17 arrive for the state funerals in St. Paul Outside the Walls Basilica, in Rome, Monday, Sept. 21, 2009. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino) 　　 　　An Afghan villager stares at a US Marine from 2/3 Fox company patrolling in Farah Province, southern Afghanistan, on September 23, 2009. (DAVID FURST/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　In this photo taken Monday, Sept. 21, 2009, an Afghan national police officer searches a house during a search mission in Naka, East Paktika province in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Dima Gavrysh) 　　 　　U.S. Army Pfc. Zach Roberts, 20, from Frostproof, Fla., displays tattoos reading "Death" and "Life" while standing in formation with the 118th Military Police Co. at their combat outpost in the Jalrez Valley in Afghanistan's Wardak Province on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. (AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo) 　　 　　Soldiers from the U.S. Army's 3rd Battalion, 509th Infantry Regiment (Airborne), based at Fort Richardson, Alaska, fire a 120mm mortar during a fire mission at the combat outpost Zerok in East Paktika province in Afghanistan, Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009. (AP Photo/Dima Gavrysh) 　　 　　US Marines from 2/3 Fox company watch as parachutes loaded equipments to resupply their base in Farah Province, southern Afghanistan, on September 23, 2009. (DAVID FURST/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　A Canadian soldier shaves using the wing mirror of an armoured vehicle in the Panjwaii district of Kandahar province, September 26, 2009. (REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly) 　　 　　Fawad Rahmani, 11, prays inside his home while his brand new pair of braces fitted from the ICRC Orthopedic clinic lay on the ground beside him on September 25, 2009 in Kabul, Afghanistan. Fawad has had polio since he was two years old. Afghanistan is still fighting to eradicate polio - one of the few countries still dealing with the disease. Earlier this month UNICEF launched an immunization campaign targeting 1.2 million children with an aim is to immunize every child under five. (Paula Bronstein/Getty Images) 　　 　　Afghans feed pigeons at the Shrine of Hazrat Ali in Mazar-i-Sharif, northern Afghanistan, Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009. (AP Photo/Farzana Wahidy) 　　 　　An Afghan boy holds a toy gun as he enjoys a ride with others on a merry-go-round to celebrate the Eid al-Fitr festival, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009. Eid al-Fitr festival marks the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus) 　　 　　A Canadian soldier works out using a makeshift weight made from barbed wire and rods, in the Panjwaii district of Kandahar province, September 23, 2009. (REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly) 　　 　　Pfc. Richard Long, (on bench), from Indian Land, South Carolina, works out, joined by Pfc. Timothy Humphreys from Sallisaw, Oklahoma, part of the U.S. Army's 3rd Battalion, 509th Infantry Regiment (Airborne), based at Fort Richardson, Alaska. The two are seen reflected in a Humvee mirror mounted to a wall decorated with pictures from a Hooters calendar, in Paktika province in Afghanistan, Saturday, Sept. 26, 2009. (AP Photo/Dima Gavrysh) 　　 　　The sun appears near the horizon, seen from a U.S. Marine machine gun post for Bravo Company, 1st Battalion 5th Marines, inside a small base known as the Western OP, in Nawa district, Helmand province, southern Afghanistan, Friday, Sept. 25, 2009. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley) 　　 　　Pashtun tribal elder Khaki Jan Zadran, 55, shows his identity card from when he was in the Mujahedeen movement against Soviet forces in the 1980s, during an interview with The Associated Press, in Kabul, Afghanistan on Sept. 11, 2009. Zadran said that he hasn't been able to return to his village in Afghanistan's Paktia province after Taliban-allied gunmen threatened him for his work on the Provincial Council. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)

9月25日消息，昨日凌晨，深圳警方根据举报连夜打掉一聚众卖淫团伙。警方在搜查卖淫窝点现场时，发现该团伙一卖淫女写的日记，文中称“真的累了”。 . . . 　　 　　2点25分，在一家星级酒店，警方当场抓获一对准备进行卖淫活动的男女。24日，深圳福田警方的展开“创平安、迎国庆”专项行动，扫掉卖淫窝点后发现小姐的记录本记录下了小姐的情感生活：“其实我是真的累了”、“谁也不是谁的谁”。 　　 　　一本摆放在窝点桌面的日记，记录了其中一名涉嫌卖淫女子的情感生活。在现场，记者试图与她们交谈，但她们摇头不语。 　　 　　2点25分，在一家星级酒店，警方当场抓获一对准备进行卖淫活动的男女。这是一个严密的组织，由一名女子和几名男子管理，他们有人专门到酒店等派发色情小卡片，有人联系嫖客，有两部轿车负责接送卖淫女出入酒店。 　　 　　涉嫌卖淫的女子住所的床头边，挂着一只洋娃娃。 　　 　　警方在卖淫窝点内收集各样证据证物，而另外两个涉嫌卖淫的女子被戴上头套坐在一旁等候问话。凌晨4时许，民警在招嫖团伙居住的50平方米左右的房间调查。一张麻将桌上，大量的避孕套、4本餐饮和酒店发票摆放在那里，面额有100元和500元不等。一些电话卡的旁边是几个笔记本，上面记录着500余个嫖客的手机号码，手机号码的旁边还记录着上门服务的地址以及收取金额等。 　　 　　在窝点的电视机顶，放着一本被翻烂了的英语字典。 　　 　　2点42分，在卖淫窝点楼下，警方当场抓获涉嫌进行组织、协助该卖淫团伙作案的工作人员。 　　 　　窝点的阳台，挂满了各种各样涉嫌卖淫女子的衣服。