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Male God Colin Farrell's Shocking Transformation! From Handsome to Lousy Faced and Bald, Gaining 100 Kilograms to Become a Bloated Uncle

Reported about 1 year ago

According to SET News on June 21, 2024, at 9:20 pm, actor Colin Farrell, known for his role in 'The Batman' series, will star in the spin-off series 'The Penguin', where he transformed into a hideous and overweight appearance to portray the character Penguin. The show is set to premiere in September, and Farrell's dedication to the role has impressed many fans. The transformation from a handsome charmer to a bloated uncle showcases his professionalism and commitment to the character.

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Beautiful Woman Suffers from Hirsutism! Mocked as 'Bearded Lady' for Shaving Daily, 'The Dancer' Lives with Confidence

Reported about 1 year ago

In the film 'The Dancer,' Nadia Tereszkiewicz portrays a woman with hirsutism who must shave and remove hair daily, leading to unexpected developments in her life after marriage. Inspired by the real-life 'Bearded Lady' Clémentine Delait from early 20th-century France, the film directed by Stéphanie Di Giusto showcases Nadia's elegant performance, receiving widespread acclaim. Despite the challenges of hirsutism, Nadia found empowerment through her unique beauty. 'The Dancer' tells the story of Rosalie, a woman with hirsutism, who uses her condition to save her husband's struggling business, facing judgment from narrow-minded villagers. The film will be screened at the Taipei Film Festival this year and premiered in Taiwan on July 19.

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High-Achieving NTU Graduate Returns to Hometown to Work on Composting! Giving Up High Salary to Focus on Soil in Taiwan Documentry "Seeding Soil"

Reported about 1 year ago

The documentary "Seeding Soil" launches a crowdfunding project to showcase the importance of valuing and cherishing the land under our feet. It tells the story of a former NTU graduate and tech engineer who moved to Kaohsiung to produce organic compost from city garbage to address soil issues. Despite facing challenges like plastic contamination in the compost, the individual perseveres. Director Yen Lan-quan believes the film serves as a medium to raise societal awareness and inspire change, aiming to shed light on the struggles of two farmers and provide a platform for viewers to engage with the theme. The documentary has been in production for eight years, capturing 1800 hours of footage with music composed by Taiwanese folk masters, and seeking guidance from a professor at NTU's Department of Agronomy. The filmmakers are now crowdfunding to complete the post-production and secure a theater release to share the story of land recovery with a wider audience.

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Toddler caught stealing candy, blames it on store employee, causing a scene that forces the manager to apologize on his knees

Reported about 1 year ago

In a recent incident in Dongguan, Guangdong, China, a mother took her child to a local supermarket where the child stealthily grabbed candy from the counter during checkout. The child then claimed the candy was given by the store employee, leading to a dispute when the employee denied it. The mother caused a commotion for 2 hours, eventually forcing the store manager to apologize on his knees and even give the child the candy he stole. Surveillance footage later confirmed the child's act, but the manager still apologized for the inconvenience.

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Former Ontrak CEO Convicted in $12.5M Insider Trading Scheme

Reported about 1 year ago

The former CEO and chairman of the Nevada-based health care company Ontrak was found guilty of a multimillion-dollar insider trading scheme in Los Angeles. Terren Scott Peizer was convicted of securities fraud and insider trading under Rule 10b5-1 for setting up plans to sell shares and avoid $12.5 million in losses. Despite claims of innocence from Peizer's lawyers, he faces up to 25 years in prison for securities fraud and 20 years for each insider trading count, with sentencing scheduled for October.

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Heatwave Alert with Temperatures Reaching 37 Degrees to Prevent Heatstroke, Afternoon Mountain Areas to Beware of Thunderstorms

Reported about 1 year ago

Today, various regions are experiencing high temperatures, with the Central Weather Bureau issuing heat warnings for 16 counties and cities. Yunlin County's Nan Gaitou Nan Station has recorded a temperature of 38 degrees Celsius, while Taipei City issued its first heatwave advisory of the year and activated the heatwave early warning system. Due to daytime heating, convective development is strong in the afternoon, leading to the likelihood of heavy rain in mountainous areas and brief thunderstorms in central Taiwan, Greater Taipei, Yilan, and Hualien flatlands. Measures are being taken to mitigate the negative effects of the heat, reminding people to take precautions against sun exposure and ensure indoor ventilation to prevent heat injuries.

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Malayan Tapir from Japan Dies During Transport to Taiwan! Taipei Zoo to Conduct Autopsy to Determine Cause of Death

Reported about 1 year ago

A Malayan tapir named 'Hideo英雄' from Yokohama Zoo in Japan, who was supposed to come to Taiwan for bloodline exchange, unexpectedly died upon arrival on June 21, which was also his 2nd birthday. Taipei Zoo announced the sad news and mentioned that they will promptly contact veterinary experts to conduct a pathological autopsy to clarify the cause of death. The incident has left both Taiwanese and Japanese zoo colleagues deeply saddened, prompting Taipei Zoo to work closely with Japanese counterparts to review the animal transport process for insights into the cause of this unfortunate event. The tapir had a weight over 50 kg at the time of birth and was part of an exchange program between Taiwan and Japan. The zoo plans to hold a press conference at 10 a.m. for a preliminary explanation.

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Key Revealed for DPP's 'Cool-headed' Strategy: Actual Number of Bluebirds Exposed, Knowing the Tide has Turned

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 21, 2024, Huang Yangming pointed out that the actual number of participants in the Bluebird Action may only be around 1,000 to 2,000. The legislative vote on parliamentary reform review was defeated by a vote of 62:51, with the blue and white camps opposing the motion. Media personality Huang Yangming stated that the DPP remained relatively calm during the review battle, attributing this to the weakened energy of the Bluebird movement. Huang emphasized that the DPP understood that the situation had changed, as the Bluebird movement failed to maintain a massive crowd or encircle the legislature, with estimates suggesting only 1,000 to 2,000 actual participants. Huang also noted that the decrease in Bluebird numbers had a positive aspect, allowing for a more comprehensive understanding of the impacts of parliamentary reform amidst various public opinions.

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Taiwanese Elementary School Student Allegedly Bullied with Brick to Head, Principal's Controversial Response

Reported about 1 year ago

A parent in Yongkang District, Tainan, accused a school of not taking action after their child was allegedly bullied by being hit in the head with a brick by a classmate. The principal's subsequent post about retiring along with the graduating students further angered the parents. The Tainan City Education Bureau responded by ensuring the school follows bullying prevention guidelines and addressing parental concerns promptly. The incident is under investigation, and counseling for students involved will be provided to create a friendly school environment. The school will be penalized if found to have mishandled the situation.

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Bears Expressing Love: New Residents Create Bear Paintings to Show Affection

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 21, 2024, the Immigration Department of Taichung City's First Service Station organized a family education seminar with multicultural speakers and new residents sharing their experiences of living in Taiwan. Encouraging participation in learning courses to increase adaptability, the event featured multicultural speakers Luo Hui and Yan Longxian leading the residents in creating painted bears as personalized gifts. Luo Hui, a new resident from Sichuan, emphasized the importance of lifelong learning and shared her experiences of integrating into Taiwanese society through various programs, including obtaining a chef certification. The seminar aimed to promote cultural exchange and personal growth among new residents, urging them to bravely pursue their dreams and lead fulfilling lives.

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Twilight of the Titans! Djokovic, Nadal, Murray to Make Final Appearance at Paris Olympics

Reported about 1 year ago

Tennis veterans Novak Djokovic (37), Rafael Nadal (38), and Andy Murray (37) are set to participate in the Paris Olympics. The tennis tournament will be held from July 27 to August 4, with the spotlight on 22-year-old Italian talent Jannik Sinner. However, the participation of these three 'veterans' will likely be an emotional experience for spectators, as they are aging legends of the tennis world and Paris may mark their final Olympic appearance, especially significant for Murray as it could be his swan song in his player career.

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Community Watch and Help, Enhancing Knowledge and Skills Together

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 18th from 2pm to 6pm, the Qishan Branch of the Kaohsiung City Government Police Department held a special training for the neighborhood watch volunteers, focusing on aspects like anti-drug measures, fraud awareness, and violence prevention education. The session included teaching new scam methods, basic life-saving techniques, and legal responsibilities in traffic accidents. This training not only benefits the volunteers in maintaining public safety and traffic order but also equips them with practical skills for real-life situations. The event emphasized the importance of community collaboration for a safer environment and thanked all the volunteers for their contributions.

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Criticism on President Lai Ching-te for Taking Control with 40% Approval Rating; Xiao Xucen: Treating Prime Minister as a Sidekick

Reported about 1 year ago

President Lai Ching-te announced the establishment of three committees at the Presidential Office, sparking discussions. Xiao Xucen, Executive Director of Ma Ying-jeou Foundation, criticized that previous presidents established such committees in a consultative manner, while Lai Ching-te himself serving as the convener gives the impression of seizing power, making the Prime Minister a mere executor. Xiao voiced concerns about potential ambiguity in power and responsibility, questioning who would be accountable in case of issues like power outages in the future.

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Reminder to Students to Avoid Being Used as Fraudsters During Summer Break, Police Officers Visit Schools to Raise Awareness of Scams

Reported about 1 year ago

With summer break approaching, students will have more free time, posing a risk of being lured into scams due to their lack of experience and vulnerability to monetary temptations. To prevent students from becoming fraudsters, the Keelung City Police Department's Youth Police Team visited Guanglong Junior High School on June 21st to educate students using real-life examples and enhance their self-protection awareness. The police team shared various scam techniques related to online shopping and ticket purchases, emphasized making purchases from websites with verification mechanisms, and cautioned against engaging in transactions through unknown webpage links or social media channels to prevent unlawful activities. They also advised students against selling or giving away personal identification documents, bankbooks, ATM cards, and seals easily, and encouraged seeking parental guidance before online shopping or engaging in short-term employment, urging anyone suspicious of fraud or criminal activities to contact emergency hotlines for assistance in combating fraud.

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High Temperatures in 12 Cities Reach 37 Degrees! Afternoon Thunderstorms Hit Northern Taiwan

Reported about 1 year ago

The weather in recent days has been hot and humid, with the likelihood of afternoon thunderstorms. Today's weather (6/22) is similar to yesterday's, with high temperatures across the regions due to the influence of the Pacific high pressure system. There may be sporadic showers in the southeast and Hengchun Peninsula, and coastal areas in the central and southern regions may experience brief showers in the morning. However, in the afternoon, due to heating effects, convection will intensify, leading to heavy rain in mountainous areas. Central, northern Taipei, Yilan, and Hualien plains may also experience brief thunderstorms with thunder and strong winds. UV levels are high around midday, so sun protection is advised. Temperatures range from 33 to 35 degrees Celsius in most areas, with higher temperatures possible in urban areas, mountains near the central and southern regions, and the Hualien valley. Central Weather Bureau has issued orange warnings for Taipei City, Changhua County, Nantou County, Yunlin County, Tainan City, Kaohsiung City, and Pingtung County, with a likelihood of continuous 36-degree heat. New Taipei City, Taoyuan City, Taichung City, Chiayi County, and Hualien County are under a yellow warning. Meteorologist Wu Derong warned of the persistence of a front near the Yangtze River basin in the next two days, resulting in hot and clear weather in Taiwan, with temperatures reaching around 37 degrees and emphasized the importance of sun protection and heat stroke prevention.

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Lockheed Martin subsidiaries settle $70 million overcharging claim with Navy for aircraft parts

Reported about 1 year ago

Lockheed Martin subsidiaries, Sikorsky Support Services and Derco Aerospace, are set to pay $70 million to the U.S. Department of Justice for overcharging the Navy for aircraft parts. The improper subcontract involved a 32% markup on spare parts and materials for Navy pilot training aircrafts, resulting in inflated charges to the government. The settlement, stemming from a whistleblower lawsuit filed under the False Claims Act, serves as a warning against exploiting the procurement process.

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Affordable Buffet with Giant Chicken Leg + 5 Dishes Only Costs 60 Yuan! Netizens Shocked by the Low Price

Reported about 1 year ago

As prices continue to rise, many find eating out to be costly, with buffet meals often exceeding 100 yuan. However, a netizen recently ordered a meal consisting of a large chicken leg plus five dishes for just 60 yuan, which amazed many. The generous portion included a giant chicken leg that deformed the lunch box, leading to comments such as 'super cheap,' 'can't even afford the leg for 60 yuan,' and 'this would cost 150 in Taipei.'

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TV影视奖争霸:2024年6月21日周末观看推荐

Reported about 1 year ago

6月21日周末推荐观看内容包括Amazon的“费德勒:十二个最后的日子”,追溯了罗杰·费德勒2018年在拉沃杯上退役之前连串的日子。其他备受瞩目的作品还包括新纪录片系列“邪教大屠杀:琼斯教一天”、HBO的“史蒂夫·范·桑特:门徒”,以及Hulu和Disney+的“理想妻子:谢丽·帕皮尼神秘失踪”。每部作品都提供不同的观赏体验,是本周末值得关注的奖项争夺者。

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Former NYC Mobster 'Tony Cakes' Decapitated by Truck

Reported about 1 year ago

Antonio Conigliaro, an 86-year-old former captain of the Genovese crime family known as 'Tony Cakes,' was tragically decapitated by a truck while crossing a New York City street. The incident occurred on June 12 in Brooklyn, where Conigliaro, a former mafia member involved in criminal activities, was struck by a city Department of Transportation truck. The driver remained at the scene, and no arrests have been made. Conigliaro, who had a criminal history and was involved in the dessert business post-prison, was remembered by acquaintances as a kind and soft-spoken individual.

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In-Demand Industries Beyond AI! Shortage of Skilled Workers in European and American Defense Industries from Engineers to Technicians

Reported about 1 year ago

Amid global regional conflicts, major defense industry orders are surging, leading to a high demand for talent in areas ranging from software development and cybersecurity analysis to welders and mechanics. Large and mid-sized defense and aerospace companies in Europe and America plan to open tens of thousands of job vacancies this year, with companies like Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and General Dynamics already offering nearly 6,000 positions. The fast growth in defense orders post-Cold War has made talent recruitment a top priority for these companies, with defense firms struggling to fill positions due to increased competition from high-tech and tech consulting companies, shifting attitudes toward work-life balance post-COVID, and the shrinking pool of skilled workers in the defense industry.

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New Fascinating Discoveries for Tourists in Tokyo Asakusa That Surprise Visitors

Reported about 1 year ago

Asakusa in Tokyo is a popular tourist area known for its retro streets and Japanese charm. Tourists from Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom share their surprising and touching experiences in Asakusa, such as the crowds at the famous Senso-ji Temple and the cultural shock of people gathering around incense burners. The article also highlights the orderly queues, the compact facilities, and the warm hospitality of locals in Asakusa that leave a lasting impression on foreign visitors.

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Sister Criticizes Graduated Sister for Living Off Parents at Home, Shocked by Derogatory Comments in Response

Reported about 1 year ago

A netizen shared her frustration about her sister graduating from college but choosing to live off their parents instead of finding a job. When the netizen tried to advise her sister on starting with entry-level jobs, the sister retorted with derogatory remarks, suggesting she'd rather do explicit work for easy money. The netizen was taken aback by the disrespectful comments, leading to a rift in their communication and a decision to show their parents the sister's true nature.

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Panel Technology Leads! Innolux Drives Thematic Strong Attack with Explosive Volume, Surging Limit to Top Volume and Price Increase King

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 21, 2024, Taiwan's stock market experienced a slight decrease with Innolux (3481) leading in panel-level packaging technology development, achieving initial results and riding the thematic wave, causing a surge to the trading limit with extraordinary volume, becoming the top volume and price increase leader. Innolux's stock price hit the trading limit on June 22, closing at 15.6 yuan with a trading volume of 586,000 shares, topping the list of individual stock trading volume in Taiwan, becoming the volume and price king.

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Heartthrob Male Celebrity's Shocking Transformation! From Chiseled Looks to Balding and Overweight, the Heartthrob Turns into a Bloated Middle-aged Man

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 21, 2024, in Taipei, Colin Farrell is reported to star in 'The Penguin', with his appearance transformed to an ugly and overweight one for the role. Despite being known for his handsome looks, Farrell dedicatedly transformed his appearance to portray the character authentically. 'The Penguin' will consist of 8 episodes and is set to premiere on HBO GO in September this year, showing the Penguin's journey to dominate Gotham City following the events in 'The Batman' movie. Farrell described the filming as a long, wonderful, dark, heavy, and twisted experience.

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Israeli Military Launches Comprehensive Bombing on Rafah City Resulting in 75 Deaths and Injuries among Refugees: 'The Most Violent Night'

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 21, 2024, the Israeli military conducted a large-scale attack on Rafah City in southern Gaza, resulting in 25 deaths and 50 injuries. Local refugees described it as 'the most violent night' in Rafah City. The attacks continued in Rafah City and other cities in the Gaza Strip, with at least 45 fatalities reported. Israeli tanks were reported to have hit a refugee camp in the west of Rafah City. The ongoing conflict has turned Rafah City, once considered a safe area, into a new bloody conflict zone.

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