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Parliamentary Investigation Power Initiated! Blue Camp Changes Agenda to Establish Mirror Media Investigation Team in 3 Days

Reported about 1 year ago

In a significant move, KMT member and convener of the Transportation Committee Chen Xue-sheng changed the agenda, planning to set up a special investigative team on 'Mirror TV Licensing and Subsequent Scandal Controversies' on Wednesday. With the legislation on parliamentary powers in effect, the government and three branches have filed for constitutional interpretation and temporary measures. The action by the KMT was faster than expected, as they changed the agenda to establish a special investigation team. They have also mobilized for potential public hearings, inviting civilians to testify. They aim to clarify the truth behind various cases, including the Mirror TV controversy and others, while calling on the DPP to join the investigations for the truth.

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Rock Zone Shines a Spotlight on the Beauty of Kim Ji-won! Lin Yilin Reveals 'Full of Fairy Aura': Very Elegant

Reported about 1 year ago

At the opening event, Lin Yilin, the fashion darling who won the best newcomer in the mini-series category at the Golden Bell Awards for 'Her and Her', expressed her honor to be at the event with veteran artists like Jay Chou, South Korean star Kim Ji-won, Wang Jing, Liu Yihao, and Chen Tingni. Lin Yilin also recently graced the cover of a magazine, incorporating various dramatic roles in her photoshoot, showcasing her artistry and love for photography. Despite missing out on trying Tainan's famous beef soup due to her tight schedule, Lin Yilin has been receiving a lot of invitations since winning the Golden Bell Awards, featuring in series like 'X! It's Monday Again,' 'Cohabitation Stroll' with Lin Yichen and Yan Chengxu, and the film 'Destiny Goose,' leaving fans eager for more of her performances.

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Breaking News: Man Crashes Mercedes Benz in 'National Cognitive Warfare' Stunt, Ramming AIT and Presidential Office Flower Bed

Reported about 1 year ago

A shocking car accident occurred in front of the Presidential Office on July 1, 2024, at 6:46 am, where a 49-year-old man driving a white Mercedes Benz first honked wildly on the lane of the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) for unknown reasons before crashing into the steel-made flower bed in front of the Presidential Office. The driver, surnamed Du, refused to exit the car even when the police arrived, expressing his demands through painted words on the car, including phrases like 'National Cognitive Warfare,' 'Cybersecurity SOS Invasion,' 'AI Transformation,' 'Consensus,' and 'Major Nation.' Du has been taken into custody for investigation after this bizarre crash involving both the Presidential Office and AIT.

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Misleading Ad of 'Minions Fun Run' Race Shirts Leads to Complaints and Apology from Organizer

Reported about 1 year ago

Participants of the upcoming 'Minions Fun Run' event in New Taipei City, Taiwan, raised complaints after receiving race shirts that were significantly different from the advertised ones. The city's consumer protection official intervened, prompting the organizer, Capitol Corporation, to apologize and offer solutions such as providing the originally advertised shirts or full refunds. The incident highlights common disputes in recent years regarding delayed, incomplete, or mismatched merchandise for running events involving collaborations with popular cartoon brands. The organizer's premature registration before finalizing designs with copyright holders resulted in the discrepancies. To address concerns before the weekend event, the consumer protection official instructed the organizer to announce resolution options on the event website, allowing participants to request the original shirts by a specified deadline or opt for refunds. The official also notified the Taipei City government for further actions if any advertising violations were identified.

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June PMI Expands for Two Consecutive Months, Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research: Manufacturing Industry Awaits AI Diffusion Effects

Reported about 1 year ago

Interim President Wang Chien-chuan of Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research explained the changes in the PMI and NMI indices for June. The Taiwan manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) released by the institution shows continuous expansion for two months but with a slight slowdown, dropping from 55.4% in May to 53.7% in June. Despite a decrease influenced by geopolitical tensions and rising demand in May, the outlook index for the next six months remains above 60%, indicating a positive economic direction. Wang noted that sectors related to AI, such as CoWoS testing and cooling modules, are performing well in the manufacturing industry, suggesting the need to diversify and solidify industries through AI diffusion. The NMI for June also expanded for 20 consecutive months, reflecting the positive development of the service industry. Looking towards the second half of the year, Wang is optimistic about the economic situation, highlighting the potential impact of U.S. variables and foreseeing a possible interest rate decrease from the Fed later in the year.

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Na Na Master pays tribute to Pop Queen Britney Spears in revealing diamond-studded outfit

Reported about 1 year ago

Na Na Master announced he will hold his second solo concert at Zepp New Taipei on October 12, two years after his first one. Inspired by American pop queen Britney Spears, he chose the theme 'I'm A Slave 4 U, MUSIC' and donned a revealing diamond-studded outfit inspired by Spears' 'Toxic' MV. Despite the discomfort and almost drawing blood during the photo shoot, the end result resembled Britney so much his team exclaimed in awe, making the effort worth it. Na Na Master aims to bring this stunning look to his upcoming concert and hopes to surpass his previous record of selling out to a thousand and invite two thousand fans to celebrate.

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Analysis of Non-Managerial Salaries in Listed Companies in 2023: 6 Companies with Salaries Exceeding 3 Million, MediaTek At the Top with 3.75 Million, TSMC Ranked 7th

Reported about 1 year ago

In the financial center on July 1, 2024, MediaTek's average annual salary ranks first among Taiwan's listed companies! According to the Taiwan Stock Exchange, in 2023, MediaTek's average annual salary for non-managerial employees was 3.754 million NT dollars, a decrease of 22.8% from the previous year, leading for three consecutive years. Following MediaTek are Realtek, AmTRAN, Unimicron, Realtek, and Creativity, with average staff salaries exceeding 3 million NT dollars. TSMC's non-managerial average annual salary was 2.842 million NT dollars, a 10.2% decrease, falling out of the 3 million NT dollar club to rank 7th...

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Man Suffering from Blood in Urine and Back Pain Finds 0.7 cm Kidney Stone Causing Discomfort

Reported about 1 year ago

Mr. Chen sought medical attention for blood in urine, back pain, and recurrent fever, and was initially relieved after treatment but returned due to persistent left-sided back pain. A CT scan revealed a 0.7 cm kidney stone in his left ureter, causing symptoms like high fever and back pain. After undergoing extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy in the urology department, his symptoms improved significantly. Common factors leading to kidney stones include genetics, male gender, improper diet, sedentary lifestyle, environmental factors, and certain diseases. Treatment options include conservative medication, lithotripsy, ureteroscopy, and percutaneous nephrolithotomy, with advice to consult a specialist for the most appropriate approach. Recommendations to prevent kidney stones include staying hydrated, dietary modifications, regular exercise, and seeking immediate medical attention in case of sudden severe back pain, blood in urine, or changes in urination.

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Jones Cup / Men's and Women's Basketball Tickets on Sale at 17:00 on the 1st, Men's Side Seats as Low as 1200

Reported about 1 year ago

Set to ignite at the New Taipei City New Taipei City Sports Center from July 6th to 21st, the 43rd William Jones Cup International Basketball Invitational revealed ticket prices at the press conference on the 1st, with the most expensive being 600 NTD for women's side seats and the cheapest at 200 NTD for free seating. Men's side seats are priced at 1200 NTD, and free seating at 400 NTD. Jones Cup tickets will be available for purchase from 5 p.m. on July 1st on the STANCAVE Taiwan sports ticketing platform, with onsite sales an hour before the first game if tickets remain. Merchandise related to the 43rd Jones Cup is also unveiled, including jerseys, t-shirts, hats, and socks, available at a discounted price when purchasing presale tickets on STANCAVE.

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Man Drives Mercedes-Benz to AIT and Presidential Office for Protest, Arrested After Self-Collision with Flower Bed

Reported about 1 year ago

A man surnamed Du, aged 47, drove a white Mercedes-Benz with slogans painted on it to the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) for a protest in the afternoon, but was advised to leave by police. Later in the day, he drove to the Presidential Office building, accelerating to crash into a flower bed in front of it. He was promptly arrested by Taipei City police. Du had written phrases like 'National Cognitive Operations', 'Cybersecurity SOS Invasion', 'AI Transformation', 'Consensus', and 'Significant National' on his car. No major conflicts were reported during the incidents.

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Diabetes and Gut Microbiome Connection

Reported about 1 year ago

A new study published in Nature Medicine suggests that diabetes could potentially start in the gut, challenging the traditional belief that it emerges from pancreas issues leading to high blood sugar. Research indicates that changes in the gut microbiome may play a significant role in the development of diabetes. The study, involving the largest analysis of gut microbiomes in people with type 2 diabetes, prediabetes, and healthy glucose status, found specific viruses and genetic variants in bacteria associated with diabetes risk. Understanding these microbial strains could lead to potential interventions in diabetes prevention and treatment, marking a groundbreaking shift in diabetes research towards gut microbiota.

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Unveiling of LUXY GIRLS at the Jones Cup to Cheer for Taiwan, Revealing Troubling Uniforms for Opponents: Can't See the Ball in Hand

Reported about 1 year ago

At the press conference before the 43rd William Jones Cup, the Chinese national basketball team's cheerleading squad, LUXY GIRLS, was introduced. The tournament will take place from July 6 to 21 at the Xinzhuang Gymnasium. The captain of LUXY GIRLS, Shu Zichen, expressed happiness about supporting the Taiwan team in international games, mentioning that their new uniforms have a style that may trouble opponents. They are also developing new distracting techniques like making opponents lose focus during free throws. During the Jones Cup, 10 to 13 LUXY GIRLS will perform dance routines at openings, halftime, and timeouts, with a promise to deliver down-to-earth performances for the fans to look forward to.

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Music Icon Supports Xie Jinyan in 'Sisters Who Make Waves' Finale, Surprising Vietnamese Star with Revealed Friendship

Reported about 1 year ago

As the Chinese talent show 'Sisters Who Make Waves 5' approaches its finale with Taiwan contestants Xie Jinyan and Guo Bitong making it through, a special guest appearance by a renowned music icon, Lin Junjie, to support Xie Jinyan has revealed their close friendship, surprising fans. Lin Junjie's heartfelt message of encouragement left Xie Jinyan emotional, showcasing their strong bond that dates back to collaborations in the music industry. The unexpected friendship between the two stars has received overwhelming support from fans.

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CDC Urges COVID and Flu Vaccinations This Fall to Combat Health Threats

Reported about 1 year ago

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises most individuals to get updated COVID-19 and flu vaccines this fall, including new vaccines targeting the JN1 lineage of COVID-19 variants. While cases are not rising significantly in North Carolina yet, experts warn of potential increases in the future. The CDC recommends vaccination as the top defense against respiratory illnesses, with new options like the Pemgarda monoclonal antibody available for those with compromised immune systems.

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Blue Camp Fights Back With 'Solid Beam Project' as Green Camp Supports Beam Removal

Reported about 1 year ago

In response to the recall of Xie Guolong, the former Keelung City Mayor and current Secretary-General of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Lin Youchang continued to make moves, causing a clash at the opening ceremony of the Keelung Transfer Station. While Mayor Xie Guolong mentioned the deficiencies in the previous administration's projects, the DPP councilor intentionally thanked Lin Youchang, leading to an awkward moment. The Nationalist Party (KMT) initiated the 'Solid Beam Plan' to counter the 'Beam Removal Operation' by the DPP, with Mayor Xie Guolong personally discussing future actions with the central party. The KMT central party launched a strategy team to engage in a head-on battle, while the People’s Party deputy mayor of Keelung lent support, showing solidarity against the recall efforts.

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Man Just Released After 20 Years in Prison Caught Using Silicone Skin Mask to Commit Robberies

Reported about 1 year ago

According to Chinese media reports, a 42-year-old man surnamed Wang in China, who had just been released after serving a 20-year prison sentence for theft, resumed his criminal activities by using a silicone face mask to commit robberies in over 20 rural households. Wang, who was wearing online-purchased silicone face masks, was caught by the police after a series of thefts in Jiangsu. The use of silicone masks in crimes is becoming a new trend, as reported by the Legal Daily, with some merchants offering high-quality masks for criminal activities.

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Taoyuan Film Festival to Debut in August with Dual Opening Films Spanning Taiwan and Italy

Reported about 1 year ago

The 11th Taoyuan Film Festival, which will commence on August 16, revealed its lineup of opening and closing films. The festival will kick off with two grand opening films centered around the theme of 'migration.' The Taiwanese representative, 'The Village of No Return: Village Stories in Literature,' directed by renowned documentary directors Huang Yushan and Chen Yaoxing, delves into the history of mainland Chinese immigrants and their generational stories. On the international front, the festival will present 'There's Still Tomorrow,' an Italian film that achieved a record-breaking box office success, directed by renowned Italian actress Paola Cortellesi.

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Man Crashes Car into Presidential Office Flower Bed! White Car Covered in Red Paint for Petition Denied

Reported about 1 year ago

On July 1, 2024, at 5:29 a.m., Lin Jun-hong drove his car and crashed into the Presidential Office, where he was apprehended. Around 5 p.m. in the evening, a white sedan attempted to crash into the steel flower bed in front of the Presidential Office, but was immediately stopped by the military police. Later, a car sprayed with protest red paint was seen speeding down Ketagalan Boulevard in Taipei after a heavy rain. This incident is not the first of its kind, as in the past individuals have attempted similar acts of disruption, with some even causing severe harm and facing legal consequences, causing shock in society.

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Yung Tu Finally Becomes a New Taipei Resident Cheered but Coldly Treated, Proclaiming 'Aloof Taipei Residents' and Jokingly Admitting Lack of a Male Master

Reported about 1 year ago

Entertainment News, July 1, 2024, 5:28 AM: First-generation member of 'Blackie's Teenage Club,' Yung Tu, has been working hard recently for a housing loan and attended a thermal insulation film endorsement event on the 1st, declaring herself about to become a resident of Taipei. However, she was coldly treated by real Taipei residents, almost causing her to break down on the spot.

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Taiwan's Fastest Towing Legend Goes Wrong: Vehicle's Bumper Falls Off Due to Driver's Mishandling

Reported about 1 year ago

In New Taipei City, the private towing yard 'Yawang,' known as the 'fastest towing legend in Taiwan,' faced a mishap when a towing truck driver appeared to mishandle the operation, causing a violation vehicle's bumper to fall off. The entire incident was captured by onlookers and posted online, with the matter to be resolved between the towing company and the vehicle owner. Yawang, praised for its efficient towing service, will handle the repairing process, as the incident involves property damage dispute.

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Recommended Summer Ice Cream! Haagen-Dazs Starting at 46% Off ~ Black Sugar Tofu Ice Cream from Tofu Xuan and Natural Fruit Ice Pops from Spring a Branch

Reported about 1 year ago

Summer ice cream recommendations include Black Sugar Tofu Ice Cream from Tofu Xuan being extremely creamy, Spring a Branch's natural fruit ice pops are guilt-free. Haagen-Dazs offers starting from 46% off with options like the We Stand with WOMEN charity mini cup set and the New Honey Trio set. Other recommendations include Black Ball's Tender Grass Jelly/Lemon Gelidium Jelly, Haagen-Dazs' ice cream bars, Spring a Branch's natural fruit ice pops, Japan's Morinaga Juice Ice Bars, and Lavender Forest Vanilla Ice Cream, all with special discounts and offers until July 15th. Various other delicious and trendy summer ice cream options are also available.

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Free Roast Duck Coupon Winner Asked to Pay Minimum Charge by Staff, Criticized for Wanting to Eat and Drink for Free

Reported about 1 year ago

A netizen in mainland China won 2 free meal coupons from a roast duck restaurant but was surprised to find out that they had to pay a minimum charge upon dining in, and was even accused of being a freeloader by the staff. The netizen complained online about the incident, sparking a discussion about the ethics of running giveaway promotions at restaurants.

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Youth Project: Police Substation Cracks Down on Various Cases

Reported about 1 year ago

In an exclusive report on July 1, 2024, at 5:26 AM, in response to the upcoming summer vacation, the Youth Project has been launched vigorously. The Taipei City Government, led by Mayor Jiang Wan-an, visited the Da'an Police Substation of the Taipei City Police Department before June 28 to conduct joint inspections. By June 30, a total of 13 wanted criminals, 11 drug cases involving 11 individuals, 6 fraud cases with 7 individuals, and 11 other types of criminal cases were successfully cracked. The project focused on purifying the environment, preventing harm to young people, and enhancing awareness, with a special emphasis on combating drug-related activities, gangs, and fraud cases. Increased patrols in youth gathering areas like internet cafes, game centers, KTVs, and nightclubs were done to deter illegal activities and raise awareness, especially on online shopping scams and job search deceptions, to protect minors from falling victim to fraud during the summer break.

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Chinese Man Jumps from Bus to Escape Scam Site in Cambodia, Gets Injured and Caught

Reported about 1 year ago

On July 1, 2024, at 5:26 am, a Chinese man attempted to escape from a bus transporting a large number of Chinese nationals at a scam site in Cambodia by jumping out of a window, injuring himself and eventually being caught and taken back by site personnel. The police intercepted the bus upon receiving information and found dozens of Chinese individuals onboard, all of whom were taken to the station for investigation. The injured individual, a Chinese man without a passport, was taken to the hospital for treatment after carrying $360 (around NT$11,000) in a bag.

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Countdown to Sun Anzuo's SWAG Live! 'Collaboration with Chen Yi' Revealed, Refusing to Talk About One Sensitive Topic

Reported about 1 year ago

Sun Anzuo, the son of celebrities Sun Peng and Di Ying, will be live on SWAG this Wednesday with internet celebrity Chen Yi. He revealed that the only off-limits topic for discussion is the incident in Thailand where he was tricked. Despite being willing to discuss sensitive topics like 'sex,' specifics will only be disclosed on the day of the live broadcast. Fans are curious about the level of 'boldness' in their collaboration, planned for July 1, 2024, at 5:26 AM. Sun Anzuo seems excited about the upcoming show, particularly focusing on the topic of 'weapons' and other casual topics like his relationship with his parents and anime plots.

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