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印度醫師吃甜筒冰淇淋咬到人類手指:原以為是堅果

Reported about 1 year ago

一名印度26歲醫師在孟買購買甜筒冰淇淋時,竟然吃到了一根人類手指,他報案後表示「以後不敢吃冰淇淋,有心理創傷了」。事件類似的情況先前也在斯里蘭卡和美國發生過。

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President's Office Deliberately Shifts Terminology from 'Two Countries' back to 'Two Sides', Hsiao Hsueh-cen: Attempting to Cover Up Tsai Ing-wen's 'Two Countries' Theory Unsuccessfully

Reported about 1 year ago

In response to President Tsai Ing-wen's remarks in an interview with Time magazine, Hsiao Hsueh-cen, the Executive Director of the Ma Ying-jeou Foundation, criticized the President for skillfully translating foreign media inquiries as 'Two Sides are not subordinate to each other,' suggesting the Presidential Office has quietly retreated from the 'new two countries theory' due to American pressure. He emphasized that Tsai Ing-wen's repeated use of 'two countries' in speeches and interviews reflects the 'new two countries theory,' while attempting to elude the understanding of foreign media that do not grasp Chinese. Hsiao urged Tsai to reaffirm the Cross-Strait Relation Act to truly establish peace and dignity in the Taiwan Strait.

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Bat For Lashes在《德爾斐之夢》尋找母性靈感

Reported about 1 year ago

對於新專輯《德爾斐之夢》,Bat For Lashes以母親角度探索育兒日常與靈性、祖靈、民間傳說,將個人生活融入音樂創作,以女兒誕生為靈感,是她最個人化的專輯之一。儘管涉足不同,但作品核心歌曲讓人聯想到早期專輯《Fur and Gold》和《Two Suns》,鋪陳既豐富又具啟發性的音樂世界。《德爾斐之夢》既大膽又不盡完美的描繪,以C+的評價呈現。

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Banking Process Failure in Responding to Fraudulent Activities Leads to Compensation Demand

Reported about 1 year ago

A case where individuals fell victim to a scam through fraudulent text messages resulting in money transfer from their bank accounts. Despite reporting to the bank immediately, further transactions were executed during the confirmation process, prompting the individuals to seek compensation. The Financial Consumer Protection Center found fault on the bank's end, leading to the decision of compensating the victims. The incident highlights the importance of banks refining their procedures in handling fraud cases and providing timely assistance to prevent financial losses.

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How Much of a Salary Increase is Enough When Switching Jobs? Experts: Same Position Typically 15% Increase, Outstanding Achievements Can Be Bargaining Chip

Reported about 1 year ago

When switching jobs to get a pay raise, the average salary increase for switching within the same position can reach about 15%. However, if switching to a different role, the salary increase might be limited. Experts suggest focusing on learning new skills when changing roles and using the value you can bring to the company by addressing products being developed or issues to be solved as negotiation leverage. It is essential to update resumes and portfolios constantly to seize opportunities, evaluate professional capabilities, and present quantifiable achievements to negotiate higher salaries when transitioning positions.

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US Supreme Court rules in favor of Starbucks in case of fired pro-union workers

Reported about 1 year ago

The U.S. Supreme Court sided with Starbucks in a case involving seven employees in Memphis who were fired for seeking to unionize. The Court unanimously threw out a lower court's injunction ordering Starbucks to rehire the workers, stating that the proper legal standard was not applied. The case has implications for how courts handle labor disputes under federal law, including the National Labor Relations Act.

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美國議員要求揭露中共高層腐敗制定公開報告

Reported about 1 year ago

美國共和黨參議員馬可·魯比奧宣布推出《2024年對抗中共惡意影響法》,要求國家情報總監在90天內公開揭露中共高層腐敗和財富,並在180天內作證。這是為了向世界揭露中共政權的腐敗本質,認為中國正嘗試破壞美國及其利益,並希望議員通過一致法案後總統簽署成法。

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LINE POINTS過期導致1萬多點全失效 女子崩潰錢飛了

Reported about 1 year ago

許多人使用LINE Pay付款後得到的回饋點數有使用期限,一名女子因疏忽使得1萬多點LINE POINTS過期,瞬間消失。貼文引發網友注意,原PO驚訝發現原來點數有180天有效期,失效後無法復原,網友留言討論點數使用規則及經驗分享。

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Actress Cai Yunjie's Four-Day Gluttonous Feast of Pork Cutlets, Debts Finally Reduced to a Million After 10 Years

Reported about 1 year ago

Actress Cai Yunjie revealed her love for Japanese pork cutlet restaurants, where during pregnancy she risked weight gain by visiting four times in a week, once even devouring two pork cutlets and fried prawns in a single meal. Despite successful postpartum weight loss, she still frequents the place with her family. Meanwhile, former gambling debtor Ma Guobi attended the event, sharing that he still owes around five to six million, after ten years of struggling to repay over four million in debt. He currently acts to sustain income and does not rule out running a restaurant as a side business to make money, hoping to settle everything within two years.

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Hezbollah Fires Over 200 Rockets at Israel, Haifa May Need Evacuation

Reported about 1 year ago

Lebanon's Hezbollah launched over 200 rockets towards Israel on Wednesday, threatening the third-largest city in Israel, Haifa. The death toll in the Gaza Strip has exceeded 30,000, with Hamas leader Sinwar justifying civilian casualties as necessary sacrifices. The ongoing conflict has escalated with Israel activating its Iron Dome system and Hezbollah claiming to have destroyed Israeli launchers. The situation remains tense as both sides continue to engage in retaliatory actions, with potential evacuations in Haifa looming.

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Minnesota Agency's Inadequate Oversight Led to Theft of $250M in Food Aid Program Fraud

Reported about 1 year ago

A scathing report by the Legislature's watchdog arm revealed that the Minnesota Department of Education's lax oversight and failure to act on warning signs allowed for the theft of $250 million in a federal food aid program meant for children during the pandemic. The report criticized the department for not holding Feeding Our Future accountable, leading to 70 individuals being charged in one of the country's largest pandemic aid fraud cases, with only about $50 million recovered so far. The fraud involved producing fake invoices, shell companies, money laundering, and kickbacks, exploiting lenient rules put in place to prevent an economic crash during the pandemic.

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Supreme Court rules against California man in 'Trump too small' trademark case

Reported about 1 year ago

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled against a California man, Steve Elster, who sought to trademark the phrase 'Trump too small' for merchandise. The government's decision to deny the trademark was upheld, as the phrase could be used without exclusive rights since Donald Trump had not consented to its use. This decision, not last week but earlier this term, adds to the series of cases at the court involving former President Trump, with justices rejecting Elster's free speech argument for trademarking the phrase based on differing rationales.

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Former President Ma Ying-jeou Accused of Misleading Foreign Media by Using Wordplay, According to Lai Ching-te

Reported about 1 year ago

Former President Ma Ying-jeou was mentioned by President Lai Ching-te in an interview with Time magazine, stating that the notion of 'mutual non-subordination' between both sides of the strait was previously mentioned during Ma's presidency as well. Ma's foundation executive, Xiao Xucen, criticized Lai for his 'new two-state theory' and accused him of using word games to deceive foreign media who do not understand Chinese. Xiao emphasized the difference between Lai's theory and Ma's adherence to the '1992 Consensus,' stating that Lai's discourse aimed at portraying a 'two-state' scenario, which contrasts with Ma's 'one China, different interpretations' approach. Xiao called on Lai to reaffirm the Cross-Strait Relations Act and declare that the two sides are not separate countries based on the ROC constitution for true peace and dignity in cross-strait relations.

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IU來台演唱會花絮曝光!現場狂嗑小泡芙、「親爬小巨蛋頂端」寵粉舉動大公開

Reported about 1 year ago

IU(李知恩)在四月來台舉辦演唱會,最近在YouTube頻道分享了演出幕後花絮,展現她對細節的重視。IU不僅在彩排時大口吃小泡芙,還親自爬上小巨蛋最頂端,為了確保粉絲視野清晰。驚喜翻唱歌曲提前曝光讓她有些難過,不過她仍與粉絲分享這特別時刻。

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President Lai Ching-te attends European Chamber of Commerce Dinner for the First Time; Shakes Hands with Lu Hsiu-yan at the Same Table

Reported about 1 year ago

President Lai Ching-te attended the European Chamber of Commerce (ECCT) annual 'Europe Day Dinner' for the first time since taking office, where he sat at the head table with other officials, European Chamber representatives, and the European Union's Economic and Trade Office Director Filip Grzegorzewski. The event also saw Taichung Mayor Lu Hsiu-yan seated at the same table, with President Lai exchanging greetings with her. The event, attended by over 800 guests, included discussions on Taiwan's democracy, international relations, and economic partnerships with Europe as Lai emphasized Taiwan-Europe trade relations and potential economic cooperation agreements in the future.

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Two Women in Taipei County Bus Fight and Pull Hair Because One Was Unhappy with the Other Being 'Too Close'

Reported about 1 year ago

In Taipei County, two women in their 40s got into a physical altercation on a bus in the early hours of June 13th, leading to a scuffle where they pulled each other's hair due to a dispute arising from one feeling the other was sitting too close. The incident was captured by onlookers and shared online, with the police arriving at the scene to intervene. Both women are pressing charges against each other, with the altercation ending after a prolonged struggle on the bus and the involvement of law enforcement.

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Green MP accuses Xu Qiaoxin of evading issues herself, stating 'not even a honey badger'

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 13, 2024, Kuomintang legislator Xu Qiaoxin faced allegations regarding her aunt and uncle's fraud case, with her Green Party accusers claiming inconsistencies in her statements and further filing complaints about her allegedly breaking banking laws. Xu Qiaoxin countered the accusations, emphasizing the importance of historical memory, while also addressing allegations of involvement in submarine voiceprint cases. Despite strong denials, doubts remain regarding interest payments and overborrowing, prompting additional legal actions. The political dispute intensifies as Xu Qiaoxin faces multiple accusations, leading to a back-and-forth exchange with the Green Party, emphasizing the need for transparency in court hearings.

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Popular YouTuber with 3 Million Subscribers Dies Unexpectedly at Age 40, Police Report Severe Head Injuries

Reported about 1 year ago

American YouTuber Ben Potter, who had over 3 million subscribers, passed away on June 8 at the age of 40 due to an accident leading to severe head injuries according to the Colorado police. The tragic incident happened on I-25 highway near Collinsburg as Potter's car veered off the road, rolled multiple times, resulting in his death despite wearing a seatbelt. Police ruled out drugs, alcohol, or speeding as factors. His wife Natalie announced his passing on social media, requesting privacy while pledging to continue managing their channel in tribute to him.

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周玉蔻反對金曲獎邀請王力宏演出引發爭議

Reported about 1 year ago

台北舉辦的第35屆金曲獎邀請王力宏擔任表演嘉賓致敬CoCo李玟遭到網友不滿,指出王力宏先前的爭議不適合此角色。周玉蔻建議邀請其他藝人一起演出,引發爭議。

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Taipei University to Shift from Using English to Social Sciences in Medical School Admission to Cultivate Versatile Hexa-Warriors

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan's National Taiwan University School of Medicine recently announced that starting from the 115th academic year, their medical school admission process will no longer include English as a test subject but will instead incorporate social sciences. This change aims to nurture medical professionals with a strong foundation in humanities and philosophy, contributing to society and the nation in a multi-dimensional way. The shift is in response to the changing global landscape, advancing technologies, and the increasing need for individuals with social and humanistic qualities in the medical field, aligning with other medical schools in Taiwan that have also modified their admissions criteria in a similar manner.

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Self-serve buffet shockingly expensive for grabbing '1 item', netizens laugh at food choices: Are you financially free?

Reported about 1 year ago

With recent price increases, dining costs have significantly risen, especially at self-serve buffets, causing distress among consumers. A netizen shared their dining experience online, expressing astonishment at being charged 140 yuan for a small plate of vegetables, a boiled egg, and a piece of fish. Other netizens found the price justifiable due to the high cost of the fish dish, advising against selecting such expensive items. This incident highlights the unexpected costs that can arise from choosing pricier items at self-serve buffets.

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BLACKPINK Jennie被稱為「小可愛」 心花怒放的樣子全被對方英國巨星拍攝

Reported about 1 year ago

Entertainment News, June 13, 2024, 10:31 AM#DuaLipa #BLACKPINK #Jennie #김제니 Jennie 在離開YG後非常喜歡做自己,當被 Dua Lipa 稱為小可愛時,她顯得心花怒放,整個人看起來像個少女一樣!!

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Russian Night Airstrikes Hit Kyiv and Zelensky's Hometown as G7 Summit Begins

Reported about 1 year ago

As the G7 summit kicks off in Italy with a focus on aiding Ukraine, Russia intensifies its air strikes across Ukraine, targeting the capital Kyiv and even President Zelensky's hometown. Despite intercepting many missiles and drones, casualties occur. Ukraine retaliates by establishing its first dedicated unmanned drone unit, while on the ground, Ukrainian forces engage Russian troops closely. Simultaneously, Russian naval vessels, including a nuclear-powered submarine, arrive in Cuba for display, triggering concerns amidst the ongoing conflict.

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Blue and Green Camp Grabbing the Spotlight! People's Party Quickly Changes Stance and Urges to Take to the Streets

Reported about 1 year ago

According to SET News on June 13, 2024, the Parliament Expansion Bill faces review, with the Cabinet proposing reconsideration, leading to Blue and Green Camps planning to speak in different areas this weekend. The People's Party initially showed little interest in speaking engagements, until the 11th when they suddenly expressed willingness to speak at temple entrances depending on the situation, raising concerns of marginalization. The party intended to use Qingdao East Road for speaking but found the routes taken by the legislature around June 20 had already been fully booked, prompting a sense of urgency to regain influence. Blue and Green Camps are set to hold large-scale lectures this weekend, with nearly a hundred events planned across 22 governing counties and cities, while the People's Party is lagging behind in mobilizing public discourse effectively.

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Netizens React to Large-scale Stock Sell-off: 'Nearly Killed by Elders' Remark'

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan's stock market rose by 263.08 points on June 13, with eight major government-owned banks selling shares of various companies. Hon Hai, or Foxconn, was hit the hardest with 9,030 shares sold, followed by development financial holdings DFI and Yuanta Financial Holdings with 2,976 and 1,908 shares sold respectively. LED leadframe manufacturer UniPlastic-Gu along with Foxconn's test and packaging unit Xintec-KY saw their stocks rise and subsequently halted trading, being sold off by elders in large quantities. Netizens reacted humorously, saying they were 'nearly killed by elders' and joking that 'the elders are selling off the government-owned banks'. Overall, Hon Hai was the top-sold stock with a whopping 9,030 shares sold.

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