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Tony Awards Winners with Highest Prediction Scores

Reported about 1 year ago

User Juleso achieved an impressive prediction score of 80.77% for the 2024 Tony Awards, tying with imsarahmoore but standing out with a higher point score of 14,684 due to strategic use of the two Super Bets. Over 1,200 participants worldwide predicted the winners, with the top scorer correctly guessing 21 out of 26 categories, including all four show winners: 'The Outsiders,' 'Stereophonic,' 'Merrily We Roll Along,' and 'Appropriate.' Gold Derby also includes leaderboard rankings for contestants to compare their scores and potentially win a $100 Amazon gift card. Various editors and experts also shared their prediction scores for the event.

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中租推出「員工久任假」福利:工作滿2年就多1天全薪假

Reported about 1 year ago

中租控股為因應缺工潮,推出新福利「久任服務假」,員工工作滿2、5年或10年將分別多給1~3天全薪假。公司表示這項措施是為了培育企業人才與長期留才,並強調工作與生活平衡的重要性。此外,公司還提供多元福利項目,不斷增進員工福祉。

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High Geo-xuan's Friend Offers to Help Raise Daughter Until Elementary School Graduation, Fans Encourage Unfairness

Reported about 1 year ago

27-year-old singer High Geo-xuan surprised everyone by announcing his marriage to 35-year-old girlfriend Rei De and the upcoming birth of a baby girl in November. His friend, Jiu Yi Yi Spring Wind, publicly offered to help raise High Geo-xuan's daughter until she graduates from elementary school if her name is 'Gao Li Dai.' Fans found the situation amusing and suggested being patient with the name choice for the sake of childcare subsidies, stating it's okay to change the name after elementary school if needed.

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Taiwan Progressive Party Accuses Huang Kuo-chang of Violating Personal Information Law; Wu Hsin-dai: Constitutional Teacher Cried for a Long Time

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 17, 2024, the Taiwan Progressive Party filed a lawsuit against Huang Kuo-chang for allegedly violating the Personal Information Protection Act, claiming that Huang helped the owner of 'Guanzhang' Chen Zhihan check on a job applicant’s criminal record, which was deemed illegal. The party asserts that Huang's actions may have constituted an abuse of his legislative powers. Although Huang rebutted the allegations on Facebook, the party's secretary general Wu Hsin-dai emphasized that accessing criminal records without authorization violates privacy rights and aims to prevent the misuse of personal information. Wu criticized Huang for potentially exploiting legal knowledge to overstep boundaries and push his own agenda, highlighting the importance of upholding social justice and human rights principles behind such laws.

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Taiwanese Legislator Roasts Two Lawmakers on Han Kuo-yu's Birthday: 'Hardest Working Speaker in History'

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 16, 2024, Taiwanese Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu (pictured in the center) celebrates his 67th birthday, with blue camp legislators sending their well-wishes. Kuomintang legislator Loh Chih-chang dubbed him the 'hardest working speaker,' pointing out the challenges Han faces in his position due to Green Party lawmakers. This comes amidst heated debates over parliamentary powers and laws. Supportive messages flooded social media, acknowledging Han's dedication to serving the people despite the political battles.

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Facing the 2024 Paris Olympic Games! Tai Tzu-ying's Last Dance in Her Badminton Career, Summarizing 25 Years of the Inspirational Quotes from the Queen of the Court

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwanese badminton queen Tai Tzu-ying, who has set numerous records, is approaching the final year of her athlete career, coinciding with the countdown to the Paris Olympics. With her long-time sponsor VICTOR releasing a tribute video 'Every Shot Witnesses', let's review Tai Tzu-ying's inspirational quotes over the years and rally support for her and other Taiwanese athletes to strive for success at the 2024 Paris Olympics, which will mark her last year as a player and her fourth Olympic appearance.

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Taiwan's Sovereignty Decided by Taiwanese People, Not Recognized by France, Says Wu Chih-chung in French Media Interview

Reported about 1 year ago

During an interview with a French TV station, Taiwan's designated Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Wu Chih-chung, emphasized that Taiwan is not recognized by France, but its sovereignty is determined by the people of Taiwan, not by France, the US, or China. Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Chuyin praised Wu's statements and highlighted that the program introduced Wu as the 'Taiwan' Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, which reflects his efforts during his years in France. Wu's remarks also stressed the importance of Taiwan's democracy and values in the global context, showcasing Taiwan's political and influential significance beyond just economic contributions.

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South Korean Medical Strike Intensifies: Professors at Multiple Hospitals in Seoul Begin Indefinite Suspensions Today

Reported about 1 year ago

In Seoul, South Korea, professors at hospitals like Seoul National University Hospital are starting indefinite suspensions to support interns and resident doctors opposing the government's plan to increase recruitment. 529 professors at hospitals including Seoul National University Hospital, Bundang Seoul National University Hospital, and Gangnam Center have joined the indefinite suspensions, with a total of 873 professors supporting the strike. This could lead to a 40% reduction in medical services, but treatment for critical and rare diseases will continue as normal. The South Korean government is implementing emergency duty rotation systems to ensure patients receive timely treatment, and requesting medical institutions in certain regions to create shift schedules for emergency care even on holidays. Hospitals that suffer losses due to the strike are being asked to compensate; failure to do so may result in removal from the national health insurance prepayment list.

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Mother-in-law Cheats with Son-in-law! Pretends Innocent and Reports 'Your Husband is Cheating', She Breaks Down: I'm the Only One Unaware in the Family

Reported about 1 year ago

A female internet celebrity in the United States revealed on TikTok that her husband cheated on her with her own mother, who even tried to take her property. After giving birth to their child, the husband started drifting away, eventually moving in with the mother-in-law. The wife was shocked when the mother revealed the affair, leading to a confrontation where the husband admitted to the relationship with the mother. The wife decided to divorce him and start a non-profit to support single mothers. The story gained attention online with many offering support.

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Don't Mistake Nearsightedness or Eye Floaters! Cataracts Can Occur at 30 Too, Revealing 8 Warning Signs and 6 High-Risk Groups

Reported about 1 year ago

According to public data from Taiwan's National Health Agency, cataracts rank second in chronic diseases after hypertension, reaching 41.3%. With the increasing use of electronic products, cataract patients in Taiwan are getting younger, with the proportion of those in their 30s and 40s gradually rising. Six high-risk groups need to be cautious, including the elderly, highly nearsighted individuals, diabetics, those working outdoors for a long time, and those with eye inflammation or injuries. Cataract Specialist Dr. Chen Jin-yun stated that factors like intense sunlight and prolonged use of electronics could lead to cataracts before 40. When cataracts significantly affect vision quality and daily life, it is time for surgery. Regular eye check-ups every six months are crucial to monitor changes and catch the golden treatment period. Dr. Chen emphasized prevention tips for summer, suggesting consuming antioxidant-rich foods, wearing sunglasses outdoors, and avoiding prolonged UV exposure to delay cataract onset.

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Hottest Stock Topic: DR Stocks Return to Glory? Expert Reveals Two Major Risks and Advises Against Chasing

Reported about 1 year ago

Today's hot topic in the stock market revolves around the resurgence of DR stocks. Netizens discuss the recent surge in DR stocks and specifically mention TaiGen Power as the 'cheapest AI concept stock'. However, expert analysis from Cathay Futures Consulting analyst Tsai Ming-Han warns of two main risks associated with DR stocks: potential lack of long-term sustainability due to low fundamentals and the possibility of profit-taking pressures due to pricing discrepancies. Tsai advises against chasing the current DR stock trend for long-term investors.

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Kancho Exposes Huang Kuo-chang's Investigation Record, Taiwan JPP Files Complaint with Taipei Prosecutors Office for Violating Personal Information Protection Law, Possible Legal Consequences

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwanese JPP members filed a complaint with Taipei Prosecutors Office against Huang Kuo-chang for allegedly violating the Personal Information Protection Law by investigating a male accused of attacking Kancho's gym. JPP emphasized that criminal records are sensitive personal information and criticized Huang for allegedly abusing his position as a legislator and leaking information to Kancho. Despite potential legal repercussions for Huang and Kancho, the incident shed light on Huang's alleged manipulation of conflicts and pressures using his professional knowledge and rhetorical tactics.

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Anxiety Misdiagnosis: Zheng Hongyi Thought It Was Throat Cancer, Turned Out to Be Anxiety Disorder

Reported about 1 year ago

Zheng Hongyi, a former TV host, revealed his experience of mistakenly suspecting himself to have throat cancer due to swallowing difficulties and family history, only to discover it was actually anxiety disorder after seeking psychiatric help. Doctors warned that men under societal pressure often suppress stress, leading to physical symptoms like gastrointestinal issues and poor appetite. Zheng, after 9 months of treatment, has recovered from anxiety disorder and emphasized the importance of seeking assistance for mental health issues.

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Weng Hsin-yi changes hairstyle and gets teased by daughter; reaction surprises many

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 16, 2024, actress Weng Hsin-yi, who married Zhang Fei's son in 2013, shared her new blond hairstyle on social media. Her daughter immediately commented that it looked like she had plastic surgery and was not good-looking, but then unexpectedly added that Weng should wear the same outfit to pick her up from school the next day. Despite the initial teasing, Weng expressed her love for the new look and her desire to challenge herself with different styles.

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Long-Distance Girlfriend Demands Expensive Dinner Dates Every Day, Putting Strain on Boyfriend's Finances

Reported about 1 year ago

Money issues between couples often lead to arguments and even breakups, highlighting the importance of good communication and understanding in relationships. A man revealed online that his long-distance girlfriend not only demands daily dates but also expects him to foot the bill for expensive meals costing over 500 yuan per person, even though his monthly salary is only 60,000 yuan. Feeling overwhelmed, he expressed being 'almost eaten alive by his girlfriend'. The situation has sparked discussions online, with many advising him to reconsider the relationship.

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Refreshing and Appetizing! Spicy and Sour Squid Salad

Reported about 1 year ago

Fashionable cook Nico shared a recipe for a refreshing and appetizing squid salad. Simply blanch and chill the squid, then mix it with a tangy Thai sauce for a quick and easy dish. The ingredients include 200g small squid, chili, cilantro, tomato, onion, Thai sweet and sour sauce, fish sauce, sugar, and lemon juice. The steps involve chopping ingredients, preparing the sauce, blanching the squid and celery, mixing everything together, and it's ready to enjoy. Additional tips are given for blanching celery and adjusting the saltiness and spiciness according to preference. For those interested, the full recipe can be found on the iCook platform.

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Controversy over Priority Seats! Expressing Difficulty Breathing on the MRT

Reported about 1 year ago

In a recent incident on the Taipei MRT, a female passenger sitting in a priority seat was asked to give up her seat by two elderly passengers. Despite explaining that she also felt unwell, the pressure escalated, leading to a confrontation where the female passenger accidentally hit a pole in the train, causing her head to bleed. She was then taken to the hospital for treatment and expressed fear of riding the MRT due to breathing difficulties. The incident raised questions about understanding each other's difficulties, with Taipei Metro planning to enhance education on priority seat usage and provide more friendly reminders. Cooperation with the police investigation and psychological support for those involved will also be provided.

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Lonely but Empowering: Weekly Horoscope for 6/17-6/23

Reported about 1 year ago

In the weekly horoscope for 6/17-6/23, it's mentioned that not all loneliness brings despair but serves as a companion for growth. The key theme of the week is 'No one is forcing you!' Embrace the independence within solitude like the gentle glow of lilac. Suggestions for coping with pain include acknowledging feelings, learning from the discomfort, giving oneself time, seeking support if needed, and setting small goals after overcoming suffering. The lucky color is lilac, and the lucky activity is 'Look In The Mirror' to reflect on oneself honestly and set personal growth goals.

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Lucky Escape! Soldier from Ming Chuan Warship swims ashore in the middle of the night after falling into the sea for 3 hours, seeks help without harm

Reported about 1 year ago

A soldier from the Navy warship Ming Chuan fell into the sea and swam ashore seeking help. The Navy Fleet Command's Ming Chuan warship was on duty at sea when they found a 24-year-old soldier named Ou missing onboard. After over 3 hours, early on the 17th, Ou swam ashore seeking help, initially startling a local shipbuilding company which mistook him for a Chinese stowaway and alerted the police. Ou was discharged after a medical check. The Navy has dispatched personnel to provide psychological support, investigation, and determine the cause of the incident.

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Who is Ray? Becoming Brothers with Influencer Kai Cenat, Attending a Private Party with Kim Kardashian

Reported about 1 year ago

Ray, known as 'the hottest high school student in Taiwan,' has recently been making headlines. Global influencer Kai Cenat not only flew to Taiwan to attend Ray's graduation ceremony in March, but also invited Ray to the United States to participate in various live streaming projects and interact with major social media influencers with millions of followers. Recently, Ray even went to a theme park with Kim Kardashian and her group, where he was tagged multiple times by Kim on Instagram stories. Ray's journey from an ordinary high school student to gaining fame in the live streaming industry has been remarkable, with highlights including performing alongside British rapper Central Cee and comedian Kevin Hart, and now attending the private party of Kim Kardashian's daughter. Social media users are amazed by his achievements, with some saying his life achievements already surpass those of 99.99999% of high school students.

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Legislator Requests Information but Receives Fully Blackened Documents, Opposition Criticizes Lack of Parliamentary Investigative Powers

Reported about 1 year ago

In response to the request from the internal affairs committee to access digital ID-related data, the Ministry of the Interior blacked out the entire document, prompting anger from Kuomintang lawmakers criticizing the lack of parliamentary investigative and hearing powers. The government's policy mistakes in spending 1.4 billion public funds on the stalled digital ID project were highlighted, with lawmakers vowing to freeze or cut the budget if transparency is not provided. The incident underscores the need for the parliament to have investigative and hearing rights, as evidenced by the complete redaction of crucial documents by the ministry.

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Italian PM's 'Death Stare' at Macron during G7 Summit Raises Eyebrows

Reported about 1 year ago

Foreign social media has been buzzing with a video of Italian Prime Minister Meloni giving what appears to be a 'death stare' to French President Macron during the G7 summit. Reports suggest the two leaders had a disagreement over the use of the term 'abortion' in a statement, leading to the tense moment captured on camera. The incident has sparked discussions online, with many speculating about the dynamics between Meloni and Macron.

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Award-winning B&B in Taitung Caught with 'Hidden Camera' in Bathroom - Owner Admits Guilt and Faces Online Backlash

Reported about 1 year ago

In Taitung, an incident of voyeurism occurred at a B&B on Zhongxing Road, where a female guest found a hidden camera disguised as a night light in the bathroom. The victim reported the incident to the police, leading to the discovery of a memory card. The owner, Mr. Chen, admitted to the crime and the case is now under legal proceedings. Following the exposure, angry netizens flooded the official Facebook page and added 'voyeurism' to the Google name of the establishment, expressing disgust and calling out the owner for his actions. Despite previously receiving accolades, the B&B has ceased operations and the owner has apologized to the victims and the public.

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President Lai Ching-te rejects the surrender doctrine of 'first battle ending all battles' and stresses enhancing self-defense capabilities, Ma's office criticizes provocation... Minister of Defense Kao Chin-hsung responds with 'our country has never sought war': the president's intention is to strengthen self-defense

Reported about 1 year ago

President Lai Ching-te stated during the Huangpu Hundred Years School Anniversary speech that Taiwan must not accept the surrender doctrine of 'first battle ending all battles,' leading to criticism from former President Ma Ying-jeou's office for unnecessary provocation. Minister of Defense Kao Chin-hsung responded that Lai's intention is to enhance self-defense capabilities to prevent the CCP from achieving its invasion goals, emphasizing that Taiwan has never sought war but operates on a defensive deterrence principle. Lai urged military personnel to defend sovereignty and uphold the Republic of China's future in Taiwan collectively, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding national sovereignty and promoting peace, democracy, and prosperity.

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Chinese Man Beats Wife to Death with Sneakers for Cheating and Seeking Divorce

Reported about 1 year ago

In a recent domestic violence case in China, a man named Hao was sentenced to 10 years in prison and a 2-year deprivation of political rights for beating his wife with the soles of sport shoes until she died. The incident occurred after Hao discovered his wife, Zhao, cheating on him and seeking a divorce in August 2023. Following an argument, Hao physically assaulted Zhao and then used the sneakers to beat her for 20 minutes, leading to her death. Despite showing remorse by voluntarily turning himself in and reaching a compensation agreement with Zhao's family, Hao was still convicted of intentional injury. The court acknowledged Zhao's role in exacerbating the conflict and granted leniency due to Hao's remorseful behavior post-incident.

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