摘抄新聞簡短篇一：語文新聞摘抄

向泛濫的偽專家亮亮劍

薛建國 本報評論員

這個月初，很多人通過媒體報道認識了一位超級騙子，他就是原華爾森集團總裁謝根榮，他請人用廉價玉片做出了兩件驚世“古董”：金縷玉衣和銀縷玉衣。誰能想到這兩件假“古董”，卻“逃”過了包括原故宮博物院副院長楊伯達等在內(nèi)5名頂級專家的法眼，開出了24個億的天價評估。謝最終憑此從銀行騙貸10億。你以為是專家看走眼了嗎？非也！專家們承認評估時連假“古董”的玻璃罩子都沒打開，只圍著走了一趟。而據(jù)人民日報海外版昨日報道，這不是一個孤例，95%的藏家收藏了95%的贗品，鑒定專家和贗品同樣泛濫。

文物鑒定業(yè)存在大量偽專家，這是一個不爭之實。之所以泛濫，與鑒定從業(yè)人員入行門檻較低有關。在獲取鑒定人員資格證書時，不少人并未經(jīng)過嚴格的分類考試、資格審核，鑒定水平良莠不齊。報道舉例說，故宮博物院某鑒定專家辦了一個培訓班，一些藏家報名去聽取了幾堂課，拿到“結業(yè)證書”后就搖身一變成了“資深鑒定師”，并打著“某某鑒定專家弟子”的幌子招搖撞騙。這種由“速成班”速成的專家，等同于過去花錢買文憑和駕照，蒙人還要害人。雖然這種“速成班”學費挺高，但只要證書一到手，就有了賺大錢資本，所以，在一些人眼里學費高點算不了啥。當然，隨著收藏熱不斷升溫，辦班專家或機構也從中能賺個盆滿缽滿，雙方可謂實現(xiàn)雙贏。這種現(xiàn)象不是文物鑒定業(yè)所獨有，書畫鑒定業(yè)等也差不多。

學術造假，是一個令人不恥行為，而我們現(xiàn)在卻有一方讓偽專家名利雙收的王道樂土。這就是市場需要他們說“瞎話”，不惜重金買他們的“瞎話”。無論是賣方還是買方，在評估時都希望專家給個“高價”，價高說明東西珍貴，好出手，好質(zhì)押。有的買主把東西買下后，即使發(fā)現(xiàn)是贗品，也不張揚，而是通過專家再抬高估價進行轉手，實施聯(lián)手欺詐。特別是這種欺詐，作為專家一方不承擔任何風險。不是嗎，謝根榮逃脫不了法律制裁，而替他說“瞎話”的專家有誰受到追究的？估計風頭一過，照樣會以鑒定大師的身份招搖過市了。有吃有喝有拿，一年幾個鑒定做下來，收入遠遠高出在單位上班的薪酬，請問有幾人能夠用良知抵擋這種誘惑？

對學術造假零容忍，這話幾乎是光說不練。在有的國家就非常嚴厲，比如加拿大蒙特利爾心臟病研究所藥學系教授王志國，因兩篇論文造假，被加拿大蒙特利爾心臟病研究所關閉實驗室，免去科研權利。在我國偽專家泛濫的文物鑒定業(yè)，我以為此力度還不夠，還應該上升到法律層面，就像對足球吹“黑哨”的教練和股市“黑嘴”追究刑責一樣。若要對文物鑒定業(yè)偽專家追究刑責，在我國刑法中同樣可以找到法律依據(jù)——資產(chǎn)評估弄虛作假，可追究“提供虛假證明文件罪”。

蘋果“誘禍”

蘋果手機現(xiàn)在的市場地位有點類似小清新為禍江湖的場景。

不知何時起，但凡貼上單反（掛繩還一定要繞在手上以示專業(yè)和不羈）、豆瓣、帆布鞋、陳老師……標簽的小丫頭們都給自己改了個名叫“小清新”，而且人人內(nèi)心竊喜，都以為自己就像孫二娘的黑店，大樹底下十字坡獨此一家。結果一上微博發(fā)現(xiàn)漫山遍野全是小清新——頓時內(nèi)心千萬匹那個什么馬奔騰而過，從此“蘿莉”變“御姐”，《1Q84》換《喪尸圍城》……蘋果手機其實也已如此——當蘋果公司拿出上世紀80年代紅富士席卷全國的姿態(tài)烽煙天下時；當一輛公交車30人，小清新才15枚，蘋果手機卻可找出20只時；當喬布斯病退，連汽車西站路邊擺攤貼膜的小哥都打出95折優(yōu)惠以示致敬時，你再把蘋果當回事，只能說你離俊杰還有距離。

可是當蘋果校園體驗中心接連“攻占”北京大學、浙江傳媒大學、浙大城市學院等高校的消息傳出后，還是有理論家大驚，認為象牙塔最后一條防線已被攻占，以后的孩子再去讀大學就相當于投敵。而且找出一堆例子來印證蘋果手機是奢侈品，比如說4只“蘋果”可以買2萬斤大米，足夠一個成年人吃30年，幸好袁隆平把雜交水稻畝產(chǎn)量提高到900公斤，否則大米就被蘋果擊敗了……對此，我們只能慶幸沒出生在埃塞俄比亞，據(jù)了解，那邊的難民營每天只能領到2頓稀的。

其實，蘋果經(jīng)銷商愿意進攻大學，將品牌意識擴散到未來消費群；同時學校也愿意接受這樣的商業(yè)申請，方便學生服務全�！�—說到底，一個愿攻一個愿受，又干旁人何事？關鍵還是在于很多父母長者的思維還停留于大學還是一個潔白無瑕的地方，學生必須閉門苦修，最好能像《少林寺》里的李連杰，方丈一問“盡形壽、不飲酒，汝今能持否”，他立即開始搗蒜——只是這樣培育出的學生真的有用嗎？相信很多人在高中的作文本上都喊過類似的口號：假如你連這樣的誘惑都抵擋不了，怎么去抵擋人生路上的狂風暴雨？

為人父母者總是希望子女能安靜讀書，都認為自己的孩子還小需要庇護，可現(xiàn)在學生的意識形態(tài)并非那么簡單，也許就在我們在這討論蘋果手機會不會影響學生學習時，他們已經(jīng)開始考慮如何實踐信任、公平、包容，如何為社會體系尋找他們失去已久的東西——這些才是大學應該教育的。

人生路漫漫，一個蘋果可以改變牛頓、喬布斯和白雪公主，但是它肯定無法改變一個大學生——我們又不是亞當夏娃。

摘抄新聞簡短篇二：新聞摘抄

近期，中國股市連連下跌，上證綜指31日再次創(chuàng)下三年多來的收盤新低。對此，中國證監(jiān)會有關部門負責人表示，股市下跌存在恐慌性因素，A股股息率與發(fā)達國家相比已經(jīng)不低，投資者不要盲目跟風，以免造成巨額損失。

A股市場存在恐慌性下跌

證監(jiān)會提供的數(shù)據(jù)顯示，今年上半年，A股市場走勢領先全球，但是自6月份以來，上證綜指下跌11.3%，深證成指下跌12.06%，成為全球市場的另類。

同期，全球主要股指大都保持上漲態(tài)勢，其中美國道瓊斯工業(yè)指數(shù)和標普500指數(shù)漲幅分別高達5.48%和5.72%。與A股市場關聯(lián)度最高的香港市場表現(xiàn)更是強勁，恒生指數(shù)在過去兩個月里上漲6.27%。

“即便是在歐債危機的中心，市場反應都沒有A股這樣強烈�！弊C監(jiān)會有關部門負責人說。數(shù)據(jù)顯示，法國巴黎CAC40指數(shù)和德國法蘭克福DAX指數(shù)自6月以來漲幅分別達到10.07%和8.14%。

該負責人說，雖然說股市下跌從一定程度上反映了宏觀經(jīng)濟增速放緩和企業(yè)盈利預期下降的趨勢，但有些反應過頭，在悲觀情緒的支配下，A股市場存在恐慌性下跌。

A股股息率與發(fā)達市場比并不低

股息率是股息與股票價格之間的比率，是判斷一只股票是否具有投資價值的重要指標。當股價高高在上時，上市公司的分紅沒有多少意義，因為分紅與股價相比，往往1%都不到，因此投資者往往更在乎股價的波動。而在股價變得非常便宜時，分紅的作用就變得重要。

“近年來，我國股票市場的股息率不斷提高，A股市場目前的股息率水平與發(fā)達國家市場差距并不大，一些藍籌股的股息率甚至高于標普500�！弊C監(jiān)會有關部門負責人說。

數(shù)據(jù)顯示，近年來，A股上市公司的分紅水平不斷提高，股息率從2009年的1.04%到2010年的1.14%，再提高到2011年的1.82%；而三年間，滬深300的股息率更是從(來自:m.91mayou.com 蒲公英文 摘:摘抄新聞簡短)1.29%上漲到了2.34%。同期，標普500的股息率則從2.11%降至1.87%，又升至2.12%。

僅僅按照分紅來看，A股市場一些藍籌公司的可預期收益就已經(jīng)高于定期存款。證監(jiān)會提供的數(shù)據(jù)顯示，中國石油、工商銀行、中國銀行、中國石化、光大銀行、大秦鐵路、長江電力等分紅比例較高的公司股息率都超過3%。

來源 ： 雅虎財經(jīng)

摘抄新聞簡短篇三：新聞摘抄短語

1.Wasting Time Is New Divide in Digital Era(5.30)

1.In the 1990s, the term “digital divide” emerged to describe technology’s .

? If you refer to two groups of people as haves and have-nots, you

mean that the first group are very wealthy and the second group are very poor. You can also refer generally to poor people as have-nots.

2.who has long doubted the value of putting a computer in every home .

oversight

? n (a) [U] unintentional failure to notice sth 疏忽; 失察: Many

errors are caused by oversight. 有很多錯誤都是因疏忽造成的. (b) [C] example of this 疏忽; 失察: Through an unfortunate oversight your letter was left unanswered. 因不慎疏忽未能給你覆信.

3.trainers and libraries to teach productive uses of computers for parents, students and job seekers.

? fan out phr v

if a group of people fan out, they walk forwards while spreading over a wide area

4.“We failed to account for this,” she said. ? ahead of (or behind) the curve, at the forefront of (or lagging

behind) recent developments, trends, etc.

5.Policy makers and researchers say for parents and children with fewer resources

? heighten (sb's) awareness (of sth)

(=make people realize something more clearly) The case has heightened public awareness of the problem of sexual harassment.

6.Many lower-income families how their children use their devices.

? take/go to (great) pains to do sth also take pains with/over sth

to make a special effort to do something He's taken great pains to improve his image.

? go to/take great pains to do sth to make a lot of effort to do

something:

I went to great pains to select the best staff available.

? If you take pains to do something or go to great pains to do

something, you try hard to do it, because you think it is important to do it.

Social workers went to great pains to acknowledge men's

domestic rights...

I had taken great pains with my appearance.

2. Before Leaping, Listen to a Giant(5.28)

1.? put all one's ,eggs in/into one `basket risk everything one has on the

success of one plan, eg by putting all one's money into one business 孤注一擲（如將所有的錢投入一項生意

? put all your eggs in one basket

to depend completely on one thing or one course of action in order to get success, so that you have no other plans if this fails When planning your investments, it's unwise to put all your eggs in one basket.

2.Allocate them in a proportion that gives you a level of volatility .

? comfortable with She's never felt very comfortable with men. In our business, we need people who are comfortable in an

unstructured environment.

? If you are comfortable with a situation, you do not have any worries about

it:

I'm not comfortable with the idea of leaving her on her own.

3.But you can use a rational process” to .

? / ?n?k??p?re?t; ?nˋk?rp?ret/ v ~ sth (in/into sth) make sth part of a whole;

include 將某事物包括進去; 包含: Many of your suggestions have been incorporated in the new plan. 你的建議多已納入新計畫中.

? incorporate sth into/in sth We've incorporated many environmentally-friendly features into the design of the building. Our original proposals were not incorporated in the new legislation. ? VN]~ sth (in / into / within sth) to include sth so that it forms a part of sth:

Many of your suggestions have been incorporated in the plan. ◆ The new car design incorporates all the latest safety features. ◆ We have

incorporated all the latest safety features into the design.

4.In fact, his 1952 insight that people respond to changes in wealth — as opposed to states of wealth — provided

5. The rich continued to live far better than the poor, but over the . ? substantially [s?b'st?n??li]

ad. 實質(zhì)上, 本質(zhì)上, 大體上

? very much or a lot

=substantially higher prices The deer population has increased substantially in recent years.

used to say that in many ways something is true, the same, different etc =There are one or two minor differences, but they're substantially the same text.

? narrow v [I, Tn] (cause sth to) become narrower （使某物）變窄: The road

narrows here. 路到這里變窄了.* Her eyes narrowed (ie She partly closed them) menacingly.她威脅地瞇起眼睛. * The gap between the two parties has narrowed considerably. 雙方的隔閡已明顯縮小.

6.the American economist (and future Nobel laureate) Simon the indefinite future this newer trend toward more equal incomes and living standards

? / ?k?str?p?le?t; ?kˋstr?p??let/ estimate (sth unknown) from facts that are

already known 由已知事實估計（未知事物）; 推斷; 推知: One can

extrapolate the size of the building from the measurements of an average room.從一間屋子的量度可以推斷出整座建筑物的大小

? to use facts about the present or about one thing or group to make a guess

about the future or about other things or groups

extrapolate (sth) from sth It is possible to extrapolate future developments from current trends. You're extrapolating from your own feelings to mine.

extrapolate (sth) to sth These results cannot, however, be extrapolated to other patient groups.

7.As a result, his book more 1 percent” than with more traditional concerns about poverty.

? if something such as an event or a message resonates, it seems important

or good to people, or continues to do this

resonate with an idea that resonates with many voters

to make a deep loud clear sound that continues for a long time

→ The music resonated through the streets.

to make a sound that is produced as a reaction to another sound

resonate with [resonate with sth] phr v

formal to be full of a particular meaning or quality literature that resonates with biblical imagery

to be full of a particular sound a hall resonating with laughter

8. which inadvertently brings in more unskilled than skilled already lower-income workers greater competition for jobs;

? / s?b?d?ekt; s?bˋd??kt/ v [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb/sth (to sth) bring (a country,

etc or a person) under one's control 使（國家等或人）臣服或順從; 征服; 制伏: Ancient Rome subjected most of Europe (to its rule). 古羅馬帝國征服了歐洲大部分.

[Tn.pr] ~ sb/sth to sth cause sb/sth to experience or undergo sth 使

某人[某物]經(jīng)歷或遭受某事物: subject sb to criticism, ridicule, abuse, etc 使某人遭批評﹑ 取笑﹑ 辱罵等 * She was repeatedly subjected to torture. 她不斷地受到折磨. * As a test the metal was subjected to great heat. 這種金屬經(jīng)過了高溫試驗.

3.A Mutual Benefit from China’s Private Link to Treasury

Auctions(5.24)

1.The revelation that China is the sole country that can directly from the United States Treasury

? ~ (sth) (for sth); esp US ~ (sth) (on sth) (a) offer (a price) in order to

buy sth, esp at an auction （購物時）出價; （尤指拍賣時）喊價: What am I bid (for this painting)? （這幅畫）給我個價, 諸位愿意出多少錢? * She bid 500 (for the painting). 她喊價500英鎊（買這幅畫）.

2.“There’s just no secret about direct bidding,” said a former Treasury official, who spoke ? [U] state of being anonymous 無名; 匿名; 作者不明.

3.But they do information foreign governments may prefer that they do not have.

? gain/get access (to sth)

to succeed in entering a place or in seeing someone or something The police managed to gain access through an upstairs window.

4.“That Treasury wouldn’t want to one purchaser? put oneself/sth over (to sb) => put /sth / ( sb).

put sth over on sb (infml 口) persuade sb to accept a claim, story, etc

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