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Gigi主持中遭飆罵 唐從聖模仿陳水扁通話

Reported about 1 year ago

在《女王大人》節目中,Gigi分享主持時遭遇被罵經歷,曾有人突然上台狂罵她未介紹貴賓,但她靈活應對化解尷尬。同樣節目中,唐從聖回憶曾被要求模仿陳水扁通話,還分享在峇里島主持時遇到大停電的尷尬經歷。

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Francesca Scorsese embarks on her own filmmaking journey with 'Fish Out of Water'

Reported about 1 year ago

Francesca Scorsese, daughter of renowned filmmaker Martin Scorsese, showcases her individuality by directing the short film 'Fish Out of Water.' The film tells a poignant story of family and redemption, exploring themes of forgiveness and reconciliation. Despite sharing a last name with a legendary director, Francesca fearlessly pursues her passion for filmmaking, drawing from personal experiences to create meaningful and compelling narratives.

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Hot Topic for Girls: Visual Weight Loss Dressing Tips! Plus-Size Girls Can Stay Cool in Summer

Reported about 1 year ago

Yahoo's Fashion and Beauty Video on June 23, 2024# As summer approaches, if you haven't had time to shed off those annoying extra pounds, use clever dressing techniques to hide flaws in pear-shaped figure, bye-bye to bat wings, take note of these key points!

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Investment Advice for 61-Year-Old with $800k Holding

Reported about 1 year ago

A 61-year-old is seeking advice on investing $800k sitting in a money market account, aiming for 4-5% growth while also having $900k in a 401(k) with Vanguard. The individual is cautious about stock market risks but advised to balance between being too conservative and too risky to ensure lasting financial support. Suggestions include a 60% stocks and 40% bonds portfolio for a 6-6.5% return. Consistency, understanding risks, and seeking financial advice are emphasized for long-term financial stability.

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Hualien Pet Shop Fire Incident: Business Owner Attacked Online with False Claims of Multiple Pets Burned to Death, Staff Appeals to Stop Spreading Rumors

Reported about 1 year ago

A fire broke out in a pet shop in Hualien City, spreading to five buildings, with the exact cause still under investigation. Despite the intense fire, all pets were rescued, but unfortunately, one older dog saved from the fire succumbed to smoke inhalation. The shop owner faced online attacks and false rumors of multiple pets dying in the fire, leading to a plea not to spread misinformation. The shop was not the origin of the fire, but rather caused by a nearby high-voltage cable circuit. Firefighters and staff worked tirelessly to save the trapped pets, with one elderly dog unable to be revived. The shop owner expressed distress over baseless accusations and appreciated the help from authorities and the community.

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Nvidia銷售增長驚人,華爾街無法跟上

Reported about 1 year ago

Nvidia公司的股票被認為是標普500指數中最昂貴的,其股價大約是公司未來12個月預測銷售額的23倍。然而,這種估值存在問題,人們都無法預測這家晶片製造商的實際收入將是多少,包括覆蓋Nvidia的華爾街分析師和Nvidia高管本身。由於需求激增,Nvidia的銷售顯著增長,使華爾街的季度財務預測顯得荒謬。這一問題使投資者難以計算股票是否昂貴,並使Nvidia的股票價格難以評估。

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Jon Heder Shares Update on Napoleon Dynamite 20 Years Later

Reported about 1 year ago

Jon Heder, the actor who portrayed Napoleon Dynamite in the cult film from 2004, recently shared that fans still love quoting lines from the movie to him, especially the iconic 'Napoleon, give me some of your tots.' Even Heder's young kids enjoy the film and are aware of its craze, with his son appreciating the fame aspect. To celebrate the 20th anniversary, Heder collaborated with Ore-Ida for an ad referencing a memorable scene from the movie and offering a solution for crushed tots. Heder even hinted at a potential sequel idea for the beloved character.

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Analysis of the Three Major Committees and Tsai Ing-wen with Power Anxiety by Yu Keji

Reported about 1 year ago

Since assuming office, President Tsai Ing-wen's public schedule has been notably sparse, with over ten days lacking any listed engagements, suggesting an unusual presidential approach. Amid ongoing conflicts in the Legislature and facing a non-majority, Tsai's establishment of three major task organization committees like the 'National Climate Change Response Committee,' 'National Defense Resilience Committee,' and 'Health Taiwan Promotion Committee' has raised eyebrows. Unlike previous Presidents, Tsai's move signals a unique approach, potentially fueled by power anxiety stemming from a divided Legislative Yuan, appointing an underqualified Premier, and fears of being surrounded by supporters of the former President whom Tsai previously clashed with over the party's leadership nomination in 2019.

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About Jey Uso's Wife, Takecia Travis

Reported about 1 year ago

Jey Uso married his high school sweetheart, Takecia Travis, in 2015 after meeting in Florida. They have two sons and have relocated multiple times. Travis is a stay-at-home mom who plays a crucial role in supporting Uso's wrestling career. The couple also shares three French Bulldogs. Uso often expresses pride and love for his family, emphasizing the importance of balancing his demanding career with spending quality time with his wife and children.

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Exploring the Beauty of Taitung’s Zhongxing Hill Outpost

Reported about 1 year ago

The Zhongxing Hill Outpost in Taitung County, Taiwan used to guard the Luye Creek Bridge for defense needs. It was abandoned for years after the military withdrawal and repurposed by the Huatung Valley National Scenic Area Management Office to attract tourists with its historical significance, local tribal culture, and bicycle tourism. Renovated to serve as a rest stop for bike enthusiasts and a hidden gem for railway enthusiasts due to its scenic views, it has become a popular spot for visitors. The outpost offers a panoramic view of the surrounding area, showcasing the beauty of the Dulan Mountain and Baizinan Mountain. Renovated with a mix of modern and traditional elements, including food and craft sales, the outpost now serves as a cultural hub to promote local tribal tourism and development.

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【Strategic Analysis】Expanding Influence by Spreading Fake News: Manipulating Cognitive Warfare

Reported about 1 year ago

Youth Daily Press revealed on June 23, 2024, that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is using anonymous social media accounts to spread misinformation in the Philippines, aiming to exploit political rivalries and differing stances within the country to weaken government credibility, disrupt society, and undermine resistance against Beijing. By fabricating messages suggesting internal conflicts and separatist movements, the CCP is attempting to spark civil unrest in the Philippines, utilizing well-known tactics of cognitive warfare to plant false narratives and manipulate perceptions for strategic gains, ultimately posing substantial threats to national security.

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Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza Lead to Hundreds Dead, UN Provides Humanitarian Aid

Reported about 1 year ago

Al Jazeera reported on June 23, 2024 that Israel launched large-scale airstrikes on various locations in Gaza Strip since June 22, resulting in at least 120 deaths. Due to the severe humanitarian crisis in the area, the Jordanian military collaborated with the United Nations and charitable organizations to send a convoy of 70 trucks with supplies to northern Gaza, alleviating the dire situation. Despite Israel's claims that the recent airstrikes targeted Hamas weapons and equipment storage facilities, reports from the Gaza Health Ministry under Hamas rule indicated that residential buildings in Tuffah area, as well as refugee camps in Shati and Mawasi, suffered severe damage and casualties, with the death toll rising. The Jordanian military, JHCO, and WFP mobilized a humanitarian convoy to provide aid and medical treatment, as the number of injured continued to increase. Meanwhile, the Yemeni rebel group Youth Movement claimed responsibility for attacking four ships in the northern Israeli port of Haifa in retaliation for the Israeli airstrikes, raising concerns for maritime security in the eastern Mediterranean. In two consecutive days of airstrikes in Gaza, over 120 people were reported dead.

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Average Age Retirees Claim Social Security and Monthly Benefit

Reported about 1 year ago

The average age at which retirees claim Social Security has been increasing since the 21st century, with the current average age being 65. The two most popular claiming ages are 62 and 66, with less than 10% waiting until age 70 to maximize their benefit. In 2022, the average monthly retirement benefit for new claimants was $1,938.75. However, data shows that delaying retirement until age 70 could maximize lifetime benefits, as supported by studies and life expectancy data.

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Anthony Michael Hall Credits His Mother for Keeping Him 'Real' as a Child Star

Reported about 1 year ago

Anthony Michael Hall, known for his roles in 'National Lampoon's Vacation' and 'Sixteen Candles,' credits his upbringing by his tough Irish-Italian Catholic mom for helping him stay grounded as a child star. During an appearance on The View, Hall shared about his early-career films and the challenges of fame at a young age, expressing gratitude for his faith and family that kept him 'normal' amid the Hollywood spotlight.

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Hong Kong: 8 More Sentenced in 'Anti-Extradition' Protests

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 22nd, 2024, 8 more men in Hong Kong were sentenced to 37 to 50 months in prison by a court for rioting during the 2019 'anti-extradition' protests. These individuals were involved in a case where people tried to rescue protesters who were surrounded by the police outside Polytechnic University during the protests. So far, a total of 200 individuals have been convicted in connection with this case. The protests erupted in 2019, with clashes at Polytechnic University resulting in numerous arrests and charges of rioting against those involved. Over 160 individuals have been sentenced to imprisonment, with 22 more awaiting sentencing.

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Ukraine Intercepts Russian Missiles after Air Strikes in Azov Sea

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 23, 2024, The Young Daily reported that Russian military bases in Crimea have been facing frequent attacks from Ukrainian forces. As a result, Russian warships started launching missiles from the Azov Sea on the evening of June 21 to avoid retaliation. The Ukrainian Navy spokesperson emphasized that this shift signifies Russia's loss of secure control over the Black Sea. Despite the Russian military's move to the Azov Sea to reduce risks, Ukraine managed to intercept 12 out of 16 missiles, demonstrating their monitoring capabilities. The ongoing airstrikes by Russian forces have caused casualties, with at least 3 dead and 52 injured in Ukraine's second largest city Kharkiv. Ukrainian President Zelensky condemned the deliberate targeting of cities and residential areas by Russian forces as planned terror acts, while Ukrainian troops continue to defend and counter Russian missile and drone attacks.

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Australia Plans Test Launch of Hypersonic Cruise Missile to Enhance Deterrent Power

Reported about 1 year ago

The Australian Royal Air Force is planning to cooperate with the United States Air Force to test-launch the hypersonic attack cruise missile (HACM) developed by RTX from F/A-18F fighters in Australia. The new weapon is expected to reach 'limited operational capability' by 2027, enhancing deterrence against regional threats. This collaboration signifies the first overseas hypersonic weapon test for the US, with the test scheduled to take place in South Australia's Woomera Range Complex in October.

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NATO's 'Baltic Ops 24' Joint Exercise Intimidates Russia

Reported about 1 year ago

From June 7th to 20th, the NATO Maritime Strike and Support Forces (STRIKFORNATO) conducted the 'Baltic Ops 24' (BALTOPS 24) joint exercise in the waters near Klaipeda Port in western Lithuania, involving 20 countries, 9,000 personnel, 59 ships, 85 aircraft, and numerous drones. The exercise, focusing on deterrence and defense strategies in the European-Atlantic region, featured surface warfare, anti-submarine, air defense, mine clearance, amphibious landings, and air-ground coordination. The massive participation of forces aimed to send a clear deterrence signal to Russia.

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Policy Tracking Series: Public Childcare Implementation Starts Late, Queue as Difficult as Winning Lottery! Only 10% of Newborns in Chiayi Can Enroll in School

Reported about 1 year ago

According to the Ministry of the Interior's population statistics, there were 135,000 newborns last year, a decrease from the previous year by 3,415. Despite the government's '0-6 years National Care Together' policy, public childcare facilities are severely lacking, not just in the north but also in the south. In Chiayi City, with only 4 public childcare facilities enrolling 128 children, approximately only 10% of newborns have the opportunity to attend, with parents commenting that getting a spot in public childcare is harder than winning the lottery. Taiwan's declining birth rates pose a national security crisis, as the actual number of newborns last year fell below the estimates by the National Development Council, setting a new low for four consecutive years. The article also discusses the late start of public childcare facilities, especially in Chiayi City where the situation is particularly problematic.

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US Expands Ebbing Base to Train Foreign F-35A Pilots

Reported about 1 year ago

The United States Air Force has begun expanding the facilities at the Arkansas Ebbing Air National Guard Base to provide training for more allied pilots on operating the F-35A fighter jets, aiding countries in building key capabilities for next-generation air power. With the Luke Air Force Base in Arizona reaching training capacity, the decision was made to expand logistics and training facilities at the Ebbing base to reintroduce the 85th and 57th fighter squadrons in July with a team of 24 F-35A jets, designated to train pilots from Poland, Finland, Germany, Switzerland, and Singapore. The expanded facilities will allow for enhanced training for SEAD, air-to-air combat, and ground attack. The first batch of four pilots is expected to complete training by the end of 2025, with an increase to 36 pilots per year. Additionally, the Singapore Air Force plans to establish an F-35B training detachment at the Ebbing base, prompting improvements in runway and apron materials to support vertical and short takeoff and landing training, while F-16 squadrons stationed at Luke Air Force Base will also enhance training opportunities. This expansion aims to assist allies in boosting F-35A pilot training capacity, benefiting from the upgraded facilities at Ebbing Air National Guard Base.

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Germany and Poland Criticize China for Aid to Russia, Leading to Escalating Tensions

Reported about 1 year ago

In a policy dialogue in Beijing, German Vice Chancellor and Minister of Economic Affairs Robert Habeck directly criticized China for continuing to provide assistance to Russia after the Ukraine-Russia conflict, posing a threat to Germany and Europe's security interests and significantly deteriorating relations between Europe and mainland China. This stance by China supporting Russia's aggressive actions has led to a decrease in Europe's import reliance on raw materials from mainland China, potentially causing a negative economic impact internally. As tensions in EU-China trade continue to escalate, Habeck emphasized the need for Germany to 'update' its policies towards China through long-term strategic planning to address geopolitical and trade challenges. Additionally, Polish President Duda's five-day state visit to Beijing signals Poland's clear support for NATO defense policies and a strong response against Russia's aggressive behavior in the context of the Ukraine-Russia conflict, suggesting China's pro-Russian position is further complicating its diplomatic relations with Europe.

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CPBL / Lum Wei-Cheng Retires Due to Unrecoverable Waist Injury

Reported about 1 year ago

CPBL pitcher Lum Wei-Cheng of Rakuten Monkeys announced his retirement after a reoccurrence of a waist injury. Lum cited the chronic pain and inability to fully recover as the main reasons for his decision. Despite the efforts of medical care and team support, the diagnosis revealed a spinal disc issue pressuring his nerves, leaving Lum with no choice but to retire and pursue a different career path. Lum expressed gratitude towards his team and coaches for the opportunities and support throughout his career.

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Popular and Affordable Teppanyaki in Shuinan, Taichung

Reported about 1 year ago

NINI AND BLUE's food review featured the popular and affordable teppanyaki restaurant, Jiaguan Affordable Teppanyaki, located in Shuinan Market, Beitun District, Taichung. Known among locals, the restaurant attracts long queues even before opening. Serving teppanyaki dishes cooked to perfection with a touch of cream to enhance flavor, it offers a savory dining experience ideal for rice lovers. The menu mainly consists of set meals with options like land and sea combos and ABC sets, along with complimentary hearty soups featuring ingredients like ribs, radish, and meatballs.

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Berlin Women's Open: Chan Hao-ching Misses 3rd Title of the Season Against Chinese Duo

Reported about 1 year ago

In the Berlin Women's Open final on June 23, 2024, Taiwan's player Chan Hao-ching and her Russian partner Veronika Kudermetova lost to China's pair Zheng Saisai and Wang Xin-yu. Despite breaking serve three times in the second set, Chan and Kudermetova ultimately lost 2-6, 5-7, missing their chance for a second title of the season and allowing the Chinese duo to claim their first title together. The Berlin Women's Open is a WTA 500 series tournament with a total prize money of 802,237 euros. The Taiwanese-Russian duo had secured a guaranteed 24,970 euros as runners-up and were challenging for the champion's prize of 41,210 euros. Although they fell short, their runner-up finish was their best performance since winning the Stuttgart Women's Open in April.

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Elderly Man Falls 10 Meters Into River and Dies in Taichung

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 23, 2024, at 2 pm in Beitun District, Taichung City, a 70-year-old man fell from a bridge near Da Keng Mountain area. Initially mistaken by passersby as enjoying the view, the man suddenly disappeared, prompting them to notify the police. Despite emergency medical efforts, the man succumbed to his injuries and was unable to be saved. The incident is currently under investigation to determine the cause of death.

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