英语知识积累第30期

2022-09-29

第一篇：英语知识积累第30期

创森简报第9期(总第30期)

第9期（总第30期）

黄山市创建国家森林城市指挥部办公室 2013年4月12日

我市开展“绿盾2013”林业植物检疫执法检查行动

为进一步加强和规范林业植物检疫执法，严厉打击违法调运林业植物及其产品的行为，全面推进千万亩森林增长工程。自4月2日起，在全市开展主题为“服务森林增长，保护黄山生态安全”、为期7个月的“绿盾2013”检疫执法检查行动暨阻击松材线虫病八号行动。

“绿盾2013”检疫执法检查行动，以防止松材线虫病、美国白蛾等林业检疫性有害生物传播为重点，加大对来自疫区的林业植物及其产品的检疫执法检查力度。一是开展林木种苗检疫执法检查。对辖区内种苗繁育基地等生产种苗花卉的企业和个人进行全面检查，做好检疫登记发证和建档工作，开展种苗花卉市场、造林绿化工程等检疫执法检查，杜绝未经检疫和带有疫情的种苗用于造林。二是松木及其制品检疫执法检查。开展涉木企业、涉木市场、物流领域、建设工地等检疫执法检查，加强疫木定点加工企业监管，森林植物检疫检查站坚持24小时值班，严厉查处违法调运、加工和使用松木及其制品的行为，保持严打高压态势。三是完善检疫工作

1 体系，不断完善检疫监管长效机制，推进检疫工作常态化、制度化和规范化建设。

我市举行全国第32个“爱鸟周”活动

4月9日上午，市及休宁县林业局、皖南野生动物救护中心结合预防H7N9禽流感，在休宁县五城镇举行全国第32个“爱鸟周”活动。今年的主题是“美丽中国让鸟儿自由飞翔”。

据了解，近年来，市林业部门以“爱鸟周”为载体，积极组织开展了丰富多彩的活动，社会公众的爱鸟意识不断加强，鸟类栖息的环境进一步改善，鸟群种类和数量不断增多，野生动植物保护工作取得了显著成绩。在活动现场，工作人员发放野生动物保护和H7N9禽流感防控宣传材料1000多份，接受群众咨询100多人次，达到了预期效果。

林业部门表示，将坚持开展“爱鸟周”活动，大力推进生态文明建设，努力建设美丽中国。同时希望社会各界积极参与野生动物保护，爱鸟护鸟，善待自然，形成全社会关注生态建设的良好氛围，为建设鸟语花香、莺歌燕舞的美好家园作出新的更大贡献。

（市自然保护处）

报：国家林业局宣传办，省林业厅，市委、市人大、市政府、市政协。送：各区县党委、政府，黄山风景区管委会，市经济开发区管委会，

市创建国家森林城市指挥部成员单位。

发：各区县林业局，局机关各科室、局属各单位。

黄山市创建国家森林城市指挥部办公室印发62份

第二篇：30、(第30期)创先争优展风采

大姚县“创先争优”活动简报第30期

龙街中心学校“创先争优”活动领导小组办公室 2011年12月3日

创先争优展风采，凝心聚力谱新篇

2011年12月2日下午，鼠街举行了2011年度党支部工作总结暨党员民主评议大会。8名在职党员全部参加了会议，会议由组织委员赵志海主持。

党支部书记张家雄同志作了主题为《创先争优展风采，凝心聚力谱新篇》的2011年度鼠街完小党支部工作总结。张书记从“抓好班子建设，促进学校发展;抓好师德建设，提高道德水平;抓好关协工作，体现组织温暖;抓好队伍建设，树立教育风气;抓好品牌建设，打造学校新特色”等五个方面，对2011年度党支部开展的各项工作进行了全面、深入、细致的总结。

随后，支部纪检委员张家美通报了2011年度党费收缴情况。在党员民主评议环节，宣传委员蒲春高同志带领大家学习了《龙街乡中心学校教育党总支关于做好2011年度民主评议党员工作的通知》，全体党员教师在张书记的带领下，依次对2011年自身的政治思想、学习动态、工作状况，以及发挥先锋模范作用等方面的情况进行了深入的总结和深刻的剖析。自评后大会进行互评，经过认真评议，评出优秀党员2名，合格党员6名。

李培云副校长对本次活动发表了感言。他指出本次活动准备充分，党员教师高度重视，是一次成功的活动。通过民主评议，掀起“比、学、赶、帮、超”的热潮，必将推动支部工作再上新台阶。

党员也纷纷表示，这样的评议实打实、面对面，有压力，更有干劲。在严肃而欢快的氛围中，鼠街完小党支部2011年度总结大会暨党员民主评议活动顺利结束。(鼠街完小党支部供稿)

第三篇：积累的英语知识

新编英语教程(李观仪)A New English Course

Space Requirements How much living space does a person need? What happens when these space requirements are not adequately met? Sociologists and psychologists are conducting experiments on rats to try to determine the effects of overcrowding on humans. Recent studies have shown that the behavior of rats is greatly affected by space. If rats have adequate living space, they eat well, sleep well and reproduce well. But if their living conditions become too crowded, their behavior patterns and even their health conditions change perceptibly. They cannot sleep and eat well, and signs of fear and tension become obvious. The more crowded they are, the more they tend to bite each other and even kill each other. Thus, for rats, population and violence are directly related. Is this a natural law for human society as well? Is adequate space not only desirable but also essential for human survival? There is an inn where I lived one summer,writing my book and observing the tourists. Torcello which used to be lonely as a cloud has recently become an outing from Venice. Many more visitors than it can comfortably hold pour into it, off the regular steamers, off chartered motor-boats, and off yachts, all day they amble up the towpath, looking for what? The cathedral is decorated with eraly mosaics—scenes from hell, much restored, and a great sad, austere Madonna; Byzantine art is an acquired taste and probably not one in ten of the visitors has acquired it. They wander into the church and look around aimlessly. They come out on to the village green and photograph each other in a stone armchair, said to be the throne of Attila. They relentlessly tear at the wild roses which one has seen in bud and longed to see in bloom and which, for a day have scented the whole island. As soon as they are picked the roses fade and are thrown into the canal. The Americans visit the inn to eat or drink something. The English declare that they cannot afford to do this. They take food which they have brought with them into the vineyard and I am sorry to say leave the devil of a mess behind them. Every Thursday Germans come up the towpath, marching as to war, with a Leader. There is a standing order for fifty luncheons at the inn; while they eat the Leader lectures them through a megaphone. After luncheon they march into the cathedral and undergo another lecture. They, at least, know what they are seeing. Then they march back to their boat. They are tidy; they leave on litter.

1 More interesting, however, than the behavior of the tourists is that of the islanders. As they are obliged, whether they like it or not, to live in public during the whole summer, they very naturally try to extract some financial benefit from this state of affairs. Babies toddle about offering four-leafed clovers and hoping for a tip. More cries of ―Buona fortuna‖. The priest organizes holy processions to coincide with the arrival of the steamer. And so the play goes on. The tourists are incredibly mean, they hardly leave anything on the island except empty cigarette boxes and flapping Daily Mails. The lace is expensive, but they might buy a few postcards or shell necklaces and give the children some pennies; they seem to have hearts of stone. As soon as the last boat has gone, down comes the curtain. The ―gondoliers‖ shed their white linen jackets and silly straw hats and go back to Burano, taking Eric , highly dissatisfied with his earnings and saying if this goes on he will die of hunger. The sweet old women let the smiles fade from their faces, put away their lace-making pillows, and turn to ordinary activities of village life such as drowning kittens. The father of the clover babies creeps about on his knees finding four-leafed clovers for the next day. The evening reproaches ring out, the moon comes up, the flapping Daily Mails blow into the lagoon. Torcello is itself again. You will be more successful in bringing others to your belief if you agree with them than if you show evidence for your point of view. People are ruled more by whim than by wisdom. A learned profession is sometimes defined as any job that employs scholarly achievement in the service of others. According to this definition, any position involving extensive academic training that is subsequently used in the service of society is to be considered a learned profession. When the consumer makes choices, he is actually deciding the kinds of products that businesses will offer for sale, an article that has little demand and yields small profit will be discontinued by business. The speaker argued that one trouble with price supports is that they are too high, they encourage production that is not needed. If farmers know they are going to get

2 the support price (支持性价格，通过补贴等形式对农民保证农产品最低价格), they will produce all they can without regard for what the market will actually take.

THE SUBWAY(Tom Wolfe) In a way, of course, the subway is the living symbol of all that adds up to lack of status in New York. There is a sense of madness and disorientation at almost every express stop. The ceilings are low, the vistas are long, there are no landmarks, the lightning is an eerie blend of fluorescent tubing, electric light bulbs and neon advertising. The whole place is a gross assault on the senses(感官). The noise of the trains stopping or rounding curves has a high-pitched harshness that is difficult to describe. People feel no qualms about pushing whenever it becomes crowded. Your tactile sense (触觉) takes a crucifying you never dreamed possible. The odors become unbearable when the weather is warm. Between platforms, record shops broadcast 45 r.p.m records with metallic tones and lunch counters serve the kind of hot dogs in which you bite through a tensile, rubbery surface and then hit a soft, oleaginous center like cottonseed meal, and the customers sit there with pastry and bread flakes caked around their mouths, belching to themselves so that their cheeks pop out flatulently now and then. Cake(使)结块，(使)凝结 a cake of soap一块肥皂 shoes caked with mud粘结了泥块的鞋

The underground spaces seem to attract every eccentric passion. A small and ancient man with a Bible, an American flag and a megaphone haunts(vt.常去，常到) the subways of Manhattan. He opens the Bible and quotes from it in a strong but old and monotonous voice. He uses the megaphone at express stops, where the noise is too great for his voice to be heard ordinarily, and calls for redemption. Also beggars. And among the beggars New York’s status competition is renewed, there in the much-despised subway. On the Seventh Avenue IRT line the competition is maniacal. Some evenings the beggars ricochet off one another between stops, calling one another—s and –-s and telling each other to go find their own-----car. A mere blind man with a cane and a cup is mediocre business. What is demanded is

3 entertainment. Two boys, one of them with a bongo drum, get on and the big boy, with the drum, starts beating on it as soon as the train starts up, and the little boy goes into what passes for a native dance. Then, if there is room, he goes into a tumbling act. He runs from one end of the car, first in the direction the train is going, and does a complete somersault in the air, landing on his feet. Then he runs back the other way and does a somersault in the air, only this time against the motion of the train He does this several times both ways, doing some native dancing in between. This act takes so long that it can be done properly only over a long stretch, such as the run between 42nd Street and 72nd Street. After the act is over, the boys pass along the car with Dixie cups, asking for contributions. Since nylon[nailon] is unaffected by mold(霉菌), fungus(真菌), and moisture(潮湿), it was useful during World War Ⅱ in making equipment for jungle fighting. In attaining one’s objectives, subtle direction is often more effective than brute force. Men will yield to persuasion when they would resist coertion. Each year textbooks become shorter and at the same time convey more solid(印刷，行间的)密排的 information. Their authors tend increasingly toward compactness(紧密,坚实,压缩,简洁). If the battle is hard, victory is all the more(更加，越发) glorious. It is the difficulty of obtaining something that gives the thing its value. He had a delicate(精致柔弱的;要求悉心处置的，难处理的;考虑周到，为他人着想的) dislike of offending other men’s opinions. He dealt with them tenderly. This is a somewhat delicate subject.这是个有点敏感的话题 American cities, with few exceptions, resemble each other greatly. It is true that some of them may be constructed chiefly of wood, while others are chiefly brick, but in every other respect they are markedly uniform. Why do fashions occur in the first place? One reason is that in some cultures, like ours, values change: what is new is good. Thus in many modern societies clothing

4 styles change yearly, while people in traditional societies may wear the same style of clothing for many generations. Many industries promote quick changes in fashions to increase their sales. Fashions are stimulated, too, by the quest for prestige and social mobility(社会地位的流动). Although a new style occasionally originates from lower-status groups, as blue jeans did, most fashions trickle down from the top. Upper-class people adopt some style or artifact as a badge(标记,象征,徽章) of their status, but they cannot monopolize垄断，独占 most status symbols for long. The style or object adopted by the middle-class may be copied and modified for use by lower-status groups, providing people wit(vt,vi,知道n.智力，才智) the prestige of possessing a high-status symbol. By trickling down, however, the symbol eventually loses its prestige. The upper-class adopts a new style, until too ―trickled down‖ and must be replaced by another. Education was the key to upward social mobility.教育是提高社会地位的关键 Trickle down(尤指钱经国家经济体制)由富人向贫者滴流 If the wealthy pay less tax, the benefits should trickle down to people on lower incomes.如富人减少纳税，低收入者应该可以受惠。“滴入论，垂滴论”富者愈富应该能惠及贫者，如提供更多工作机会。 Early aviation engineers found they could increase the speed of an airplane by streamlining its shape. Compared with large aircraft, small airplanes are not as streamlined and hence are less efficient. Even though relatively costly, the diesel engine is highly efficient and needs servicing infrequently. Many a person who lives in New York thinks that life in a large city offers special advantages. Not all rainwater falling from a cloud reaches the ground; some of it is lost through evaporation. Dogs possess hearing and smelling abilities superior to those of their owners. This very interesting novel has only one fault. I mention this fault without fear of offending the author, for obviously on writer is infallible[in’f※libl]一贯正确的

5 Although we are tolerant in allowing men of genius to have eccentricities of behavior, we don’t think of such behavior as necessary or advantageous. A true genius is himself ashamed of being too different and does not try to set himself apart from other people by whimsical peculiarities. Human curiosity has no stopping point. When it finds an answer to a question, it seeks an explanation for the answer. It accepts no primary principles that govern the universe; rather, it seeks something still prior in the order of nature. There are a few persons whose views of the future prospects of this project are gloomy. But they are certainly in the minority. The prevailing atmosphere is one of optimism, for many recent developments point to the workability of the project. It has always been dangerous to teach men new ideas contradictory to those generally accepted. The first men who taught that the earth is round were persecuted. The governing principle of our age is accumulation, and that which is profited is used to gain more profit. Even in the pursuit of knowledge this is so; for knowledge is sought for its own sake and employed for its own increase. The human vocal apparatus器械,装置,设备[解器官 is equipped to produce only a certain number of sounds. A comparison of any two languages will reveal sounds that are similar. A respect for accuracy is necessary to the building of character. A child must learn to discriminate 辨别区别歧视排斥between the possibly justifiable可证明为正当的,情有可原的,无可非议的 action and the absolutely correct action. Hence, it is more essential that a child be taught mathematics than philosophy, for the former provides training in exactness of performance. A good speaker varies his speed of delivery to match the significance of his oratory演讲. Slow speech is appropriate for the important ideas, but the less weighty material should be disposed of rather speedily. It is important that with variety of material there should be variety of tempo速度拍子节奏 The Origins of the Romance Languages

6 The Romance languages of today came originally from Latin, which was the official language of the Roman Empire. As the Empire spread gradually across a great part of Europe, Latin was introduced everywhere as the official language of government and administration. Spoken Latin was consistent from one area to another in the early days of the Empire. But later, when the Empire began to fall apart, the Roman administrators began to disappear. Gradually, the Latin of each region began to develop in its own way. Separated from each other by great distances and naturally influenced by the speech of the local people, each area slowly developed its own distinctive characteristics to the point where separate languages were formed. The modern Romance languages include the national languages: Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Rumanian. Catalan, Provencal, Rhaeto-Romanic, Sardinia, and Moldavian are regional Romance languages, limited in use to smaller areas within individual countries. In every society there are norms that tell individuals how they are supposed to behave. The conflict between romantic dreams and harsh reality has been the theme of many great novels. In informal situations, we often overgeneralize from the facts. For example:‖She is never on time‖; ―Advertising is only a pack of lies .‖ A little consideration shows us that in reality all-or-none, black-or-white situations are rare; reality is more accurately described in terms of finer shadings and degrees. A person can learn to operate a camera successfully without knowing much about the science of optics. By the same token, he can become a good marksman神枪手 without a knowledge of ballistics弹道学. Knowledge and pleasure are inextricably interlocked. It is impossible for us to learn what we don’t enjoy, and we cannot enjoy that which does not impart learning. One consequence of wind action is that large areas are frequently ―leveled off‖, for wind tends to move loose material from higher places and deposit it in depressions沮丧;抑郁;凹,地坑.Rainwater collects in shallow depressions in the ground.雨水积聚在地上的浅坑里

As we become fatigued, it is necessary to narrow our field of attention in order to avoid decreased efficiency at a particular task. On a long automobile trip, the good driver gradually ceases to carry on a conversation.

7 Ice erosion has played less part than has water erosion in changing the contours of the earth’s surface because the activity of ice erosion, both temporally and spatially, has been more restricted. If we are to improve the quality of this writing, we must do more than merely criticized it. We must explain why we do so. Inferior work is most effectively remedied when we know why it is poor. That night a blizzard commenced开始, increasing in fury from moment to moment. They now found that the place chosen for the hut for shelter was more than useless. They had far better have built it in the open, for the fierce wind, instead of striking them directly, was deflected on to them in furious whirling gusts. Heavy blocks of snow and rock placed on the roof were blown away and the canvas ballooned up, tearing and straining at its securings---its disappearance could only be a matter of time. Inside the hut they waited for the roof to vanish, wondering what they could do if it went, and vainly endeavoring to make it secure. After fourteen hours it went, as they were trying to pin down one corner. The smother of snow was upon them, and they could only dive for their sleeping bags with a gasp; all were silent for a night and half a day while the wind howled on; the snow entered every chink and crevice of the sleeping bags, and the occupants shivered and wondered how it would all end. Then, when everything is lined up安排就绪, I bound out of bed跳下床 and have lunch. I find that a good, heavy lunch, with some sort of glutinous dessert, is good preparation for the day’s work as it keeps one from getting nervous and excitable. We workers must keep cool and calm, otherwise we would just throw away our time in jumping about and fidgeting. It has been said that science appeals to the intellect and art to the emotions. Is music then art or science? Perhaps it is all things to all people. Some people’s appreciation of music is purely intellectual. They listen for form and techniques of composition and execution. To them music is primarily science. A whirling body tends to fly away from the center. The heavier the body is, the greater is this tendency. This is the principle on which the cream separator works. Since the cream is heavier than skim milk脱脂奶, it is drawn off at the edges. When man’s physical needs are satisfied, his possible desires increase immeasurably. By the introduction of labor-saving devices and machinery, and thus the creation of

8 leisure time, man is able to use his energy to want new articles and activities. Then, production can be expanded to fill wants that were previously nonexistent. Liberal education has achieved its goal if its recipients are able to distinguish between factual validity and attractive speciousness, between the frankly natural and the merely vulgar, between sentimentality and honest emotion. Any man who not only has been exposed to, but has assimilated吸收,同化 a truly liberal education, can be expected to possess an intelligent and discriminating有辨别能力的;区别对待的 mind. discriminating duties差别关税 If a work of art is to be deemed great by successive generations, it must embody those characteristics of form which all mankind recognizes as the most harmonious. deem:认为,相信 deem highly of对…给予高度评价 embody:体现;使具体化;包含,收录 The new edition embodies many improvements. One of the most distinctive marks of our way of life is our moral interpretation of success and failure. We insist upon seeing a direct relationship between what we do and what we get. Success, to us, is the desert of those who attain it rather than a matter of birthright生来就有的权力,长子继承权; failure is the penalty for falling below the ethical standard. We have equated success with virtue. desert :.功过,应得的赏罚;美德 obtain one’s deserts得到应有的赏罚 Are artists more creative than other people? Maybe, maybe not. The profession of an artist is not the only one that requires creativity. Scientists, mathematicians, writers, teachers, business executives, doctors, lawyers, librarians, computer programmers---people in every line of work, if they are any good, look for ways to be creative. The football coach who invents a new play is being creative, as is the plumber who devises设计,发明 an innovative way to prevent the washing machine from leaking. Artists occupy a special place in that 既然,因为they have devoted their lives to opening the channels of visual creativity. The Aims of Education Culture is activity of thought, and receptiveness to beauty and humane feeling. Scraps of information have nothing to do with it. A merely well-informed man is the most

9 useless bore令人讨厌的人 on God’s earth. What we should aim at producing is men who possess both culture and expert knowledge in some special direction. Their expert knowledge will give them the ground to start from, and their culture will lead them as deep as philosophy and as high as art. We have to remember that the valuable intellectual development is self-development, and that it mostly takes place between the ages of sixteen and thirty. As to training, the most important part is given by mothers before the age of twelve. As saying due to Archbishop Temple illustrates my meaning. Surprise was expressed at the success in after-life of a man, who as a boy a Rugby had been somewhat undistinguished. He answered, ―It is not what they are at eighteen, it is what they become afterwards that matters.‖

In training a child to activity of thought, above all things we must beware of what I will call ―inert ideas‖—that is to say, ideas that are merely received into the mind without being utilized, or tested, or thrown into fresh combinations. In the history of education, the most striking phenomenon is that schools of learning, which at one epoch are alive with a ferment of genius, in a succeeding generation exhibit merely pedantry卖弄学问迂腐 and routine. Although the early legends are not statements of fact, they are of very great value to the world as being illustrative of the spirit, the manners and customs, the religious beliefs, and other characteristics of the race from which they originated. The value of folklore is not to be measured by its fidelity to literal facts. Roots of Freedom Some 2,500 years ago Greece discovered freedom. Before that there was no freedom. There were great civilizations, splendid empires, but no freedom anywhere. Egypt, Babylon, Nineveh, were all tyrannies, one immensely powerful man ruling over helpless masses, and a time came when the Athenians were led by a great man who did not want to be powerful. Absolute obedience to the ruler was what the leaders of the empires insisted on. Athens said no, there must never be absolute obedience to a man except in war. There must be willing obedience to what is good for all. Pericles, the great Athenian statesman, said :‖ We are a free government, but we obey the laws, more especially those which protect the oppressed, and the unwritten laws which, if broken bring shame.‖

10 Athenians willingly obeyed the written laws which they themselves passed, and the unwritten, which must be obeyed if free men live together. They must show each other kindness and pity and the many qualities without which life would be intolerable except to a hermit隐士 in the desert. The Athenians never thought that a man was free if he could do what he wanted. A man was free if he was self-controlled. To make yourself obey what you approved was freedom. They were saved from looking at their lives as their own private affair. Each one felt responsible for the welfare of Athens, not because it was imposed on him from the outside, but because the city was his pride and his safety. The creed of the first free government in the world was liberty for all men who could control themselves and would take responsibility for the state. This was the conception that underlay the lofty reach of Greek genius.

第四篇：流动人口管理服务工作简报第30期

长沙县流动人口与出租屋管理服务

工作简报

总四十二期第三十期

长沙县流动人口与出租屋管理服务办公室 2011年11月11日

本期目录：

★打击恶意闹事维护医院秩序 ★开展专项行动净化辖区环境 ★协助消防检查消除安全隐患 ★协助民工维权保障合法利益 ★调整工作部署严抓工作质量 ★全力以赴创先争优

——黄兴派出所创建一级所协管员工作风采

1 打击恶意闹事维护医院秩序

2011年10月19日、20日，黄兴镇光达村村民张逢春及家属以长沙县第二人民医院在对患者张蓬春医疗诊断存在失误为由组织社会闲杂人员在医院采取“用机动车辆围堵大门”、“砸坏办公桌椅门窗”、“悬挂白色横幅”等方式恶意破坏医院财物及形象，其目的旨在要求医院对患者张蓬春进行经济赔偿。长沙县卫生局医务科、榔梨镇综治办、黄兴镇综治办、黄兴镇光达村等职能部门负责人组织患者家属进行协调，榔梨镇全体男协管员也参与到调解会议中。协管员协助各级领导安抚患者家属情绪，耐心给患者家属解释该起事件并不构成医疗事故，院方实际上无任何义务向患者进行赔偿。通过多方协调，相关职能部门考虑到患者家庭困难愿意向患者家庭提供帮助，其家属表示理解，情绪缓和，并表示愿意接受该处理方案。

然而，10月21日上午9时许，患者家属无任何理由再次组织数十人在医院闹事，并故意打伤数名医务人员，其行为极其恶劣。榔梨镇协管员协助公安机关对聚众闹事的人员进行打击处理，抓获违法犯罪嫌疑人7人。在处理这起医患纠纷时，榔梨镇协管员不怕苦、不怕累，耐心劝导闹事群众，协助职能部门打击恶意闹事人员，阻止了事情的恶性发展，使医院的正常秩序得以恢复。(榔梨镇伍洁、伍小寒供稿)

开展专项行动净化辖区环境

近日，新安所板桥社区协管员在上户过程中，发现安置区部分小超市内设有赌博机，位于安置区十一栋的一家游戏厅内也藏放了多台苹果赌博机，每天都有赌徒来此参赌。协管员在掌握基本情况后及时上报派出所。在新安派出所副所长李海明高度重视和精心部署下，辖区内组织开展了一次清查赌博游戏机的专项行动。10月27日晚，由副所长李海明统一指挥，社区民警和全体协管 2 员共14人组成清查赌博机统一行动组，对板桥安置区内暗藏赌博游戏机的超市和游戏室进行了清理整顿，当晚共计清缴、捣毁赌博游戏机12台。

此次专项行动有力地打击了辖区内利用赌博机进行赌博的违法犯罪行为，取得了良好的社会效应，对于维护辖区秩序、净化辖区环境起到了积极作用。 (新安所周芳供稿)

协助消防检查消除安全隐患

2011年11月1日，黄花镇协管员配合派出所消防专干韦国民所长及社区民警对辖区的宾馆旅店、KTV 、洗浴场所等多家公共场所进行了全面的消防安全检查。在检查“红灯笼”KTV时发现该KTV只有一个楼道，且使用的灭火器已经过期，不符合消防标准。当即，民警给该KTV下发了【2011】第5号《责令整改通知书》，令其立即整改;在对黄花路社区的宾馆旅店进行检查时，发现金超宾馆没有按要求登记住宿旅客信息，违反了《中华人民共和国治安管理处罚法》，民警对金超宾馆的老板进行了治安处罚。

此次消防检查持续了数日，协管员配合民警清查了多家娱乐场所，对于存在安全隐患的场所做好了详细记录。期间民警对不符合消防规定的娱乐场所开出了《责令整改通知书》。同时，还对“红灯笼”KTV、海神水会、豪情音乐茶座等严重违反消防规定的场所进行了治安处罚。(黄花镇梁增供稿)

协助民工维权保障合法利益

2011年11月3日，下午3点一名叫钟怀珍的农民工(身份证号码：430626195405265314),来到封刀岭社区流动人口服务站寻求帮助，协管员唐进接待了该农民工。2011年9月28日下午四点左右,钟怀珍跟其他七个工友

3 一起,在凤凰城二期浙江中天项目部所在工地进行浇注混凝土的工作,在搬运输送管时,钟怀珍的右脚被压伤,随即送至长沙市八医院进行救治,经过照片等检查,未发现骨折,只是软组织挫伤。经简单治疗并在回家休息三天后,又重新回岗上班,但工作时发现腿疼痛难忍。10月10日,他到星沙医院重新检查,检查结果为软组织挫伤,骨折还待确认,医生建议休息七天，但包工头姚某一直不愿处理该事故。了解情况以后, 唐进及时向星沙派出所反映，并协助民警协调。通过三方沟通,达成共识,姚某同意将钟怀珍送长沙县劳动局申请工伤鉴定,再根据鉴定结果进行赔偿。唐进在处理此事表现出来的热情和贴心服务赢得了这位农民工的赞许。(星沙街道柳文章供稿)

调整工作部署严抓工作质量

湘龙服务中心作为全县流动人口与出租屋工作的示范点，为加快对辖区内流动人口的摸底排查，各社区根据实际出台新举措，并认真落到实处，切实保证工作质量。

中南社区： 9月30日县流动人口与出租屋管理办公室对中南社区督查暗访，共抽查流动人口5人，仅1人录入了系统，录入率为20%。针对这一情况，中心立即采取措施，对中南站的协管员做出了严厉的批评，要求中南站的协管员找出原因，做出检讨，立即整改，并向星沙街道封刀岭社区学习。中南站作为湘龙街道的中心地带，流动人口众多，工作量大，人手不够。为提高流动人口的采集率和录入率，中心要求其他站点的协管员一起支援中南站，对中南站的流动人口进行全面排查，并加强对中南站的督查。(谭敏供稿)

潇湘路社区：首先配合学校进行流口管理。新学期潇湘路服务站着重于新生的录入与老生的注销;校内工作人员变动与居住证办理由校内专员整理材料

4 后统一办理;对于暑假期间周边商店因生意冷淡而产生的店面转让的出租房屋管理和经营业主信息，进行修改、新增或注销。其次强化出租房屋为重点的流动人口管理。由于房屋租赁情况的底数很难掌握，加大了出租房屋的管理难度。服务站按照“谁出租、谁负责”的原则，采取物业、小区楼长和计生主任相结合的方式，加强出租房屋的管理，重点加强对房屋租赁情况的查验，以强化出租房屋管理为突破口，以房管人，做好流动人口管理工作。再次加强常住人口信息的采集与维护。借社区居民办理业务之利，与社区同步更新常住人口的信息，收集所需资料，做到到楼、到户、到人，不错不漏。最后加强排查。配合社区民警对重点单位、场所进行在逃嫌疑犯的排查，在各门面粘贴通缉令。(骆树供稿)

湘绣社区：进行门面核查与信息更新。由于湘绣城前段时间更改门面门牌号，加大了协管员的工作量，协管员必须重新上门进行信息核对更新。利用这次更新，协管员不仅和各门面签订了治安责任状，还与各大型工厂负责人就后续员工的流动管理达成共识，将以短信或电话的形式对人员流动进行汇报。对采集的信息建档并规划平面图。将以往采集的信息规划建档是近段时间协管员一直在努力完成的工作，这也是后续工作开展的大前提。湘绣城不止是开发商建筑的统一商品房，还包括很多私人自建房屋，结构并非统一，给工作带来了居多不便。针对这一情况，湘绣站协管员联系物业公司负责人及时拿到平面图，并分组进行核实以便尽早实现信息的完善和底数的澄清。(周洁供稿)

全力以赴创先争优

——黄兴派出所创建一级所协管员工作风采近年来，黄兴派出所坚持执法为民，狠抓基础工作和规范化建设，不断深化平安创建活动，扎实推动严打整治、信访稳定、治安防控、法制宣传、群防

5 群治、科技强警等工作，全力打造平安和谐的经济发展环境，受到社会各界的好评。先后荣获市局“优秀基层单位”、“市级青年文明号”、“市局执法示范单位”、“市局示范户籍窗口”、市局“集体三等功”等多项荣誉称号。2011年10月，黄兴所被推荐创建公安部一级派出所。

流动人口与出租屋管理服务工作是派出所基层工作中的重心。10月21日，长沙县人境大队大队长冯劲松等一行到黄兴所进行基层工作和一级派出所创建工作指导。冯大队明确指出，流动人口与出租屋管理服务工作必须求真务实，管理到位。10月22日，人境大队副大队长吴峰同志和流口工作创先争优典型湘龙派出所石咏梅副所长、协管员谭敏等一行对黄兴派出所流动人口与出租屋管理服务中心办公室工作进行现场指导，使得中心的档案归档工作得到完善。

为进一步落实工作任务，及时更新掌握流动人口与出租屋最新信息动态，确保一级派出所评定成功，黄兴镇所有协管员加班加点，10月

22、 23日取消双休，全力以赴，全面清查，开始为期一周以上的流动人口突击清查行动。刘博、刘明林、游佳、李文彬等队员首先分赴流动人口聚集地黄兴集镇和树新路、黄江公路沿线逐门逐户清查登记更新信息，然后再深入各村各户走访查漏补缺，完善信息。突击清查过程中，大家同时进行口头政策宣讲并发放《长沙市流动人口与出租屋协管员管理办法(试行)》、《黄兴镇流动人口与出租屋管理服务手册》等宣传品，着重介绍中心的服务功能，以提高流动人员配合信息采集、办理居住证的主动性和签订、遵守《房屋出租合同》的法律意识。

女队员更是克服更大困难，不让须眉。特别是彭婷(正在忙于筹备数日后自己的婚喜宴席)、黎冀娟(已经有6个月的身孕，行动不便)，虽然两人都在请假期内，但不约而同主动要求协助办公室资料归档、信息录入等工作，不辞劳苦。

6 这次由协管员全程参与的争先创优活动，一方面将促使他们更好的完善资料信息，掌握最新流口动态;另一方面对协管员资料归档、应急处理、政策宣传等业务能力是一个质的提高，对今后的工作有极其重要的指导意义。(黄兴镇项旭供稿)

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