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Longhua University Collaborates with Lesheng Nursing Home on USR Project for Resident Care and Public Health Education

Reported over 1 year ago

Longhua University has been collaborating with Lesheng Nursing Home in recent years on the 'Joyful Life in Lesheng - Lesheng Public Health Education Park Development' university social responsibility project, demonstrating creative and enthusiastic application of knowledge by teachers and students. The university's USR project team recently organized the 113th year 'Resident Care - Exotic Elderly Show' event, including dynamic belly dance performances, singing of Mandarin and Taiwanese songs, and musical performances, providing a unique cultural feast for the nursing home residents, spreading happiness, and warmth through dance, music, and theater performances, and promoting cross-cultural exchange with the community.

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Husband Awarded $1.3 Million in Wrongful Death Settlement of Bride Killed on Wedding Night in Alleged DUI Crash

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Aric Hutchinson, the husband of Samantha Miller who was killed in a DUI crash on their wedding night, has been awarded $1.3 million in a partial settlement by court documents. The crash occurred in South Carolina in April 2023, and the businesses involved in serving the driver alcohol and renting the vehicle were held accountable. Additional lawsuits have been filed against the driver involved in the crash. The settlements total $1.3 million, with amounts allotted to different businesses, but will be reduced after legal fees.

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Global Climate Initiative Calls for Japan to Triple Renewable Energy Capacity

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RE100, a global renewable energy initiative involving companies like Apple, Meta Platforms, and Nike, is urging Japan to increase its clean electricity capacity threefold as the country reviews its national energy strategy. The initiative recommends Japan to boost its renewable power capacity to 363 gigawatts by 2035, up from 121 gigawatts in 2022, and proposes various measures including transparent electricity prices, improved corporate power purchase agreements, accelerated grid upgrades, and increased public and private investment. RE100 is seeking discussions with Japanese government officials to push for renewable energy adoption, as Japan faces challenges due to high costs and insufficient supply of renewables.

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Yen Could Fall to 170 Against Dollar, Traders Unfazed by Intervention

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Traders foresee the Japanese yen weakening to levels not seen since 1986, potentially reaching 170 per dollar, as bearish sentiment remains strong despite possible government intervention to support the currency. The interest rate difference between Japan and the US, along with the yen's decline against other currencies, fuels the downward pressure on the yen. While some analysts hold a more positive outlook, investors brace for increased market volatility and the potential for further yen weakening if Tokyo intervenes again.

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Taiwan Experiences 38 Degrees Heatwave with Continual Thunderstorms for 7 Days, Unusual According to Meteorologist

Reported over 1 year ago

Taiwan is currently facing a heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 38 degrees Celsius and continual thunderstorms for the past 7 days, which is considered unusual according to meteorologist Wu Derong. The heatwave is expected to continue in Taiwan due to the influence of the Pacific high pressure system, resulting in hot and sunny weather with temperatures ranging from 36 to 38 degrees Celsius. Residents are advised to take precautions against sunburn and heatstroke. The thunderstorms, caused by the afternoon release of atmospheric instability, are expected to affect mountainous areas with a chance of showers and thunderstorms spreading to lower elevations as well.

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Unusual Personnel Changes Made by Mayor Hou's Administration in New Taipei City Draw Suspicion of Favoritism

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New Taipei City Mayor Hou's small cabinet recently saw 6 department heads transferred to advisory positions, with 5 of them also appointed as acting department heads, a move that has raised eyebrows. This personnel rearrangement before the mayor's departure leads to suspicions of favoritism and self-interest, making it difficult for capable and aspiring individuals within the city government to trust the fairness of promotions. The atypical staffing decisions reflect poorly on Mayor Hou and his team, potentially affecting their future credibility and public image.

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Golden Bell Best Actor Engages in Intimate Scene on Sofa with Wife! Watched Coldly by Landlord, Revealing 'Excited State' Mentality

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On June 24, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., Golden Bell Best Actor Yao Chun-yao and Yan Zheng-lan portray a married couple in a new drama, engaging in an intimate scene on a sofa that was caught by the landlord played by Yang Liyin, making viewers cringe. Yan Zheng-lan recalled that the shooting process was hot and required him to maintain an excited state, which was physically exhausting but amusing to watch afterwards. The landlord character, played by Yang Liyin, shared that the scene of 'cat and tiger' was improvised by Yao Chun-yao and Yan Zheng-lan during filming. Additionally, there are anecdotes from Yang Liyin about encountering intimate behavior in real life and insights from the actors on conflict resolution and roommate relationships.

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Advocating for Wildlife: Coexisting with Forests through a Development Proposal

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Learn how to protect wildlife by exploring a development proposal in Australia that showcases a friendly approach towards conservation. This will be featured on Da Ai TV on June 24, 2024, at 6:59 PM.

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New Book on Hakka History and Culture: The Battle of Katongjiao in Luidui District in 1895 - A Multi-perspective Presentation of the Sino-French War

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On June 24, 2024, the Hakka Affairs Council Hakka Cultural Development Center published the book 'The Battle of Katongjiao in Luidui District in 1895,' presenting the latest research on the Sino-French War in 1895. The author, Professor Dai Xinyi, shared insights from the writing and research process, with the event featuring discussions led by former National Palace Museum director Wu Michacha and other scholars. The Center has been actively promoting Hakka cultural and historical research, including projects like the investigation of the 1895 Sino-French War and its impact on Hakka communities in Pingtung. The book seeks to deepen public understanding of local cultural history and Hakka heritage, contributing to ongoing research on the Luidui District in Taiwan.

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From Thousand to Ten Thousand! Unboxing 3 Resorts in Phuket for Your ideal Island Getaway: Swim in a 300m-long Waterway, Take a Boat Ride on the Lake, and Even Learn Muay Thai

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The article introduces three resorts in Phuket, Thailand: Banyan Tree Phuket, Angsana Laguna Phuket, and Cassia Phuket, all under the Banyan Tree Group. These resorts cater to various types of travelers, offering accommodation options ranging from affordable to high-end. Visitors can enjoy activities such as swimming, boat rides, and even learning Muay Thai. The resorts provide diverse facilities to meet the different needs of guests, making Phuket an ideal destination for families, friends, couples, and solo travelers looking for an unforgettable island vacation.

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Rising Sea Levels Threaten Happy City

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On June 24, 2024, at 6:56 pm, DA.AI TV highlighted the international keyword 'Coastal Erosion Crisis.' A Nigerian town, once known as the Happy City, is now facing the impending fate of disappearing due to the rising sea levels.

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TSA expects to break record with over 3 million screened

Reported over 1 year ago

The Transportation Security Administration reported a record of nearly 3 million people screened at U.S. airports on Sunday, surpassing the previous record set on a Memorial Day weekend. TSA anticipates breaking the 3 million mark on the upcoming Friday as travelers kick off their July 4 holiday plans. They predict a busy summer with a 5.4% increase in air travel compared to last year's July 4 period, while Airlines for America forecasts a 6.3% rise in air travel this summer.

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Cultivating and Giving Back in Lumbini with the Dharma in Heart

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On June 24, 2024, at 6:54 PM, Tzu Chi volunteers deeply cultivated the village of Lumbini in Nepal. Over the past year, they have facilitated rice distribution in the village, encouraging daily acts of kindness and mutual assistance among the residents.

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The Emergence of the Music and Concert Documentary Craze in 2024

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In 2024, a trend of music and concert films has taken off, with a surge in popularity for documentaries centered around music legends like Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and Bob Marley. These films not only drive music sales but also bring in revenue through streaming platforms, reaching a global audience and crossing language barriers. Music documentaries provide educational value, enhance viewer interaction, and create brand exposure, showcasing the potential of this genre in the streaming and commercial markets.

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Amanda Kloots Shares Her Discouraging Experience with Dating Apps

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Amanda Kloots, the television personality, recently opened up about her struggles with dating apps, admitting that the experience left her feeling depressed and demoralized. After attempting to use a dating app for several months, Kloots decided to cancel it and opt for meeting people in person instead. She expressed discomfort with judging people on the app and emphasized that online dating wasn't the right fit for her, despite acknowledging that others have found love and success through it.

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Jersey Caring Clinic: Protecting the Souls of School Children

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Tzu Chi volunteers from New Jersey visited Davis Family School in Camden for the first time, offering free vision checkups and glasses to students. With most parents speaking only Spanish, school arranged translators to assist. The clinic set up in the school auditorium to safeguard children's vision. Many families faced challenges accessing eye care, making this initiative highly beneficial. The school principal and staff appreciated Tzu Chi's support and hoped to continue helping the community.

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Sean Penn Reflects on Career After 'Milk' and Current Hollywood Climate

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In a recent interview with The New York Times, Sean Penn shared that 'Milk' in 2008 was the last time he enjoyed being on a film set, mentioning he felt miserable for 15 years thereafter. Penn, who portrayed Harvey Milk and won his second Oscar for the role, stated he could not play the character today due to the ongoing debate about straight actors playing LGBTQ+ roles in Hollywood, criticizing it as a 'timid and artless policy toward the human imagination.' He revealed feeling exhausted faking his enthusiasm on sets, until finding renewed interest in acting through a new film with Dakota Johnson, 'Daddio.'

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Chen Jian, the Son-in-Law, Arrested and Denied Visitation, Li Yaping Reveals Family Reactions: Facing Difficulties Caring for Yú Yuànqǐ

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Chen Jian, the late Yú Yuànqǐ's husband and suspected participant in a fraud syndicate as a driver, was arrested and denied visitation due to charges of fraud and money laundering. Yú Tian and Li Yaping appeared in court to mediate and revealed family reactions, with Li Yaping expressing deep sorrow and worries about how to face her daughter in heaven if they had not cared enough. Additionally, concerns were raised about Yú Yuanqi leaving a 30 million inheritance that Chen Jian allegedly squandered. Li Yaping emphasized willingness to support Chen Jian in the future as long as he stays out of trouble.

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Nvidia下跌第三天,Arm加入纳斯达克100:市场超时间隔

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在纳斯达克100中加入Arm控制; Nvidia连续第三天下跌,导致标普500下滑,道琼斯指数暴涨260点;纳斯达克指数下跌超过190点;Arm控制自2023年9月上市以来股价上涨近140%;有关市场走势和专家见解,请点击链接查看。

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Apple拒絕Meta AI聊天機器人整合提議,彭博新聞報導

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據彭博新聞報導,蘋果拒絕了幾個月前由Meta Platforms提出的要求,將該社交網絡公司的AI聊天機器人整合到iPhone中的提議。報導指出,這兩家公司目前並未就涉及Meta的Llama聊天機器人的AI合作進行討論,僅在三月份進行過簡短的對話。然而,有關潛在合作的討論並未達到正式階段,蘋果並未積極計劃將Llama整合到iPhone中,因為該公司認為Instagram母公司Meta的隱私做法不夠嚴格。

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Good Morning Tzu Chi Affection | Joint Graduation Ceremony of Tzu Chi Humanities School in Greater Vancouver

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On June 24, 2024, Tzu Chi TV shares highlights and features of the joint graduation ceremony of Tzu Chi Humanities School in Canada, featuring Sister Loraine Kuo, the principal of Richmond Tzu Chi Humanities School. They discuss the warmth and meaningful interactions that characterized this year's event.

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How to Deposit Checks Using Your Mobile Device: A Step-by-Step Guide

Reported over 1 year ago

Mobile check deposit is a convenient and free feature offered by most banking apps. By taking photos of a check and using your banking app, you can deposit the check to your checking or savings account within minutes without needing to visit a bank branch or ATM. The process involves installing your banking app, choosing the account, entering the check amount, taking photos, and confirming the deposit. Funds are typically available within one to two business days, and there may be limits and security measures to consider.

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On This Day in Tzu Chi History 0625 2024

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In the 'On This Day' segment on Da Ai TV on June 24, 2024, at 6:42 PM, they will take you back to the events of June 25.

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Record High Average Temperature in April! Over 400 People in Taiwan Hospitalized for Heat Injuries

Reported over 1 year ago

The global average temperature has hit a new high for 12 consecutive months, with Taiwan just experiencing its hottest April on record. Over 400 people in Taiwan have already been hospitalized for heat injuries, and the Central Weather Bureau forecasts that temperatures may be warmer than usual this year with less rainfall, contributing to the intense heat. The Ministry of Health and Welfare estimates that the number of heat-related hospital visits in June will surpass last year's, with April already seeing a significant increase in cases compared to the previous year. Meteorologist Lin Ding-yi warns that the upcoming week will continue to bring high temperatures and afternoon thunderstorms across Taiwan, urging the public to stay hydrated and prevent heat injuries. On June 23 alone, there were 43.2 heat injury hospitalizations, totaling 413 cases so far in June, surpassing last year's number at the same point. If the hot weather persists, it is predicted that June's total heat injury hospitalizations will exceed last year's.

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Transforming Destiny through Charity Healthcare, Opening a Journey of the Heart

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On June 24, 2024, at 6:40 PM on Da Ai TV, meet a young Indonesian girl in her twenties whose health was restored by Tzu Chi after suffering from illness. She now encourages others based on her own experience.

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