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日月神功—迷信
Changhua prosecutors yesterday said they
were investigating the death of a high school student who was allegedly
physically abused and deliberately starved by his mother at a spiritual retreat
held by an unorthodox religious organization.
According to the Apple Daily report, Chan’s mother, surnamed Huang (黃), suspected him of using
recreational drugs, and said she brought him to the group’s retreat center in June in an
attempt “to get him
off drugs.”
Huang allegedly locked Chan in a small
room, tied him up with ropes and repeatedly beat him with a rubber hose and
bamboo sticks, the media report said, adding that he was fed only small amount
of rice porridge and milk every day.
Prosecutors yesterday said that Chan lost
consciousness and was taken to a hospital. Footage from the hospital’s
surveillance camera showed that Chan looked emaciated.
An autopsy showed no signs of drug use,
while forensic doctors cited malnutrition, physical beatings and multiple organ
failure as the cause of death, prosecutors said.
Chan’s sister told reporters yesterday that
their parents were divorced, and that her mother has been a member of Sun Moon
Bright Light Group for many years, becoming increasingly involved in their
“unusual” beliefs and practices.
“I know that
my brother did not take drugs,” she said. “When I was unable to find him in
June, my mother told me at the time not to worry, as she was helping him to get
off drugs.”
The Changhua Prosecutors’ Office said it
began investigating the case after receiving repeated appeals from Chan family
members, who questioned Huang’s claim that her son died of a drug overdose.
Questions:
1. What do you think about domestic abuse? And
what do you think about this abused case?
2. What do you think about an unorthodox
religious organizations in Taiwan?
3. If you witnessed a suspected child maltreatment
will you report to police?
Reasons people don't report child abuse?
4. Do you believe in any superstition? Tell us your superstition experiences?
5. Do you think Taiwanese superstitions are completely crazy?
Are superstitions harmful to society?
6. What factors causes domestic violence and abuse?
7. What are the pros and cons of religion?
醫療糾紛
slapping a nurse at Linkou Chang Gung Memorial Hospital
Forty-nine year-old Lujhu Township (蘆竹) representative Wang Kui-fen (王貴芬) is in hot water after slapping a nurse at Linkou Chang Gung Memorial Hospital in Linkou (林口), New Taipei City, Taiwan. According to the hospital, the nurse, surnamed Lee (李), was following hospital procedure when she refused to disclose the medical information of Wang's father in a phone conversation with Wang -- which sparked the incident. Wang then slapped Lee twice after she arrived in the hospital. The representative admitted the slaps after she was charged with assault.
Medical personnel in the country have shown their support with a signature drive that condemns violence in hospitals, a common occurrence in Taiwan. The Ministry of Health and Welfare said they are working on draft amendments to the Medical Care Act which would rule violence against medical personnel an indictable offense.
With increasing levels of medical knowledge among ordinary people, and rising consciousness of individual rights, in Taiwan, as in Europe and North America, the doctor-patient relationship has become increasingly specialized and confrontational. There have also been increasing numbers of disputes over medical treatment, with many of them appearing before the courts.
What are the reasons for medical disputes? Today, with growing levels of conflict in the doctor-patient relationship, what issues should the public at large pay attention to when seeking medical care for themselves or family members? How can physicians avoid accusations of malpractice? And what is the ideal relationship between doctor and patient?
Questions:1. What do you think about his “slapping a nurse” news?
In your opinion, does the nurse should file a lawsuit against the assaulter?
3.How can medical personnel protect
themselves?
Will you file a malpractice lawsuit?
5. What are the reasons for medical disputes?
6. What do you think the medical services in Taiwan?
7. what is the ideal relationship between
doctor and patient?
芭樂新聞
Thai transgender actress Poyd, who starred
in Hong Kong crime thriller The White Storm, has inspired netizens in Hong Kong
to research the Thai transgender scene and compile a list of their Top 10 Thai
transgender beauties on Instagram. Many of the Thai transgender beauties on the
list have won such contests as Miss Tiffany Universe and International Queen,
pageants that celebrate the beauty of transgender contestants.
Question:
What do you think about transgender
beauties?
歲少年，最後因營養不良、肝臟萎縮，送醫仍回天乏術，簡直就是活活被虐待餓死。
▲王貴芬掌摑護理師引民怨，立院火速通過醫療法修正草案。（東森新聞）
「鄉代王貴芬掌摑案」引發全國譁然，為了保護醫護人員人身與職業安全，立法院社會福利及衛生環境委員會，2日快馬加鞭，火速初審通過「醫療法」修正草案，其中，對執行醫療業務的醫事人員施以強暴、脅迫或恐嚇者，最重將可處5年以下徒刑，但也有聲音認為，修法可能讓弱勢者遭受更大壓迫。
立法院火速初審通過醫療法修正草案，民進黨立委林淑芬認為，新增的罰責不夠嚴謹。她認為，法案通過後，若發生醫療糾紛，弱勢者家屬採取「抬棺抗議」等特殊手段，可能會因此被處以5年以下徒刑，弱勢者恐將遭受更大壓迫，草案周延性仍有問題，反對修法快速通過。田秋堇、陳節如也說，應該先通過醫療糾紛處理法，加強對醫糾事件的病患、家屬保障。
此外，致醫事人員死亡者，將處以無期徒刑或7年以上有期徒刑；致重傷者，處3年以上、10年以下有期徒刑，並新增罰則，針對毀損醫療機構或其他設備，導致危及他人生命、身體或健康者，可處3年以下有期徒刑、拘役或30萬元以下罰金
衛福部醫事司長李偉強指出，沒有將公訴列入修法條款中，「畢竟公訴只是個口語用詞」，而修法已達到非告訴乃論罪的實質效果。
芭樂新聞
張家輝熊抱裸乳變性人 (蘋果)
2人拍照、受訪當天，Poy赤裸上身，露出傲人上圍，而張家輝則在她身後，右手環抱Poy的胸部，照片尺度十分大膽誘人。Poy事後害羞表示，這是她首次半裸拍照片，未避免尷尬放不開，還要求清場，讓她可以專心與張家輝互動。
12/7聚會照片
說吧!英文讀書會12/7聚會照片
每周一句 2013/12/7
pick-me-up
提神的；使人興奮的動西
---A pick-me-up is something that you have
or do when you are tired or depressed in order to make you feel better.
---A pick-me-up as one word is something
that makes someone feel better or gives them energy.
例句 :
1. When you crave a pick-me-up, don't reach
for coffee — try peppermint oil instead.
如果想提神，不要喝咖啡，試試薄荷油。
2. This is an ideal New Year pick-me-up — a
five day holiday in Paris.
這是一服理想的新年强心劑——巴黎5日遊。
3. Well, I'm sure that getting such a beautiful
handbag will be a great pick-me-up for her.
4. I don't really like chocolate, so when I
need a pick-me-up, I usually drink coffee.
**薄荷油---peppermint
oil
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