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How Many Chickens and How Much Money Would It Take for Legislator Chen Po-wei, "Brother 3Q", to Make Good on His Boast of "Treating All Taiwanese to Chicken Cutlets"
Entertainment·

How Many Chickens and How Much Money Would It Take for Legislator Chen Po-wei, "Brother 3Q", to Make Good on His Boast of "Treating All Taiwanese to Chicken Cutlets"

After at-large councilor Wang Hao-yu was recalled by the people on January 16, 2021 (ROC year 110), a previous online taunt by Taichung's 2nd district legislator Chen Po-wei—"if Wang Hao-yu, Huang Jie (Kaohsiung city councilor), and I myself are all recalled, I'll treat all Taiwanese to a chicken cutlet"—was dug up and laid out in the sun for the public to scrutinize. It also left many people looking forward to the fastest chicken-eating Guinness World Record that might appear after Huang Jie and Chen Po-wei are recalled next.

Read News 2021.01.11 — Global Focus and Trending Topics
News & Opinion·

Read News 2021.01.11 — Global Focus and Trending Topics

A daily roundup of trending global news topics for January 11, 2021 (ROC year 110), covering technology, life, travel, transportation, industry and finance, business, companies, stocks, foreign exchange, investment, real estate, automobiles, breaking news, art, design, politics, society, Taiwan, mainland China, cross-strait affairs, weather, natural disasters, and current events.

Preventing Website Image Hotlinking with .htaccess Settings—and Sneaking in an Ad

Preventing Website Image Hotlinking with .htaccess Settings—and Sneaking in an Ad

For webmasters and bloggers who have painstakingly set up a website or blog, the money spent on server space and traffic for a small operation is already an expense, yet some unscrupulous website developers steal other people's images to use on their own sites, so that when readers browse their site, the article images are pulled directly from our server. This is what is commonly called image hotlinking.

Kespol 75% Ethanol Solution — Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilization Liquid | Medical Product Recall 110.1
Health·

Kespol 75% Ethanol Solution — Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilization Liquid | Medical Product Recall 110.1

On January 5, 2021 (ROC year 110), the Food and Drug Administration of the Ministry of Health and Welfare of the Republic of China issued a "Class II recall" drug recall notice concerning "Kespol 75% Ethanol Solution," a skin and hand cleaning, disinfection and sterilization product (200 ml bottle) sold by Golden Spirit Enterprise Co., Ltd. exclusively through medical institution channels. After the manufacturer voluntarily reported that the drug in the affected batch was found in its 12th-month ongoing stability test to have impurity levels exceeding the originally approved specification, the product was voluntarily recalled following evaluation.

How to Avoid Altitude Sickness When Climbing Taiwan's Mt. Jade (Yushan)
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How to Avoid Altitude Sickness When Climbing Taiwan's Mt. Jade (Yushan)

Mt. Jade (Mt. Yu-Shan) is the highest peak on the island of Taiwan within the territory of the Republic of China, and also the highest peak in East Asia. Whenever humans climb mountains above 2,000 meters in elevation, they may experience dangerous altitude sickness reactions. How to avoid altitude sickness is one of the essential pieces of knowledge every climber needs.

Year 110 of the Republic of China Holiday Calendar: Consecutive Holidays (National Holidays, Lunar New Year Break) Taiwan-Penghu-Kinmen-Matsu 2021 Holiday Schedule (Make-up Holidays, Working Days)

Year 110 of the Republic of China Holiday Calendar: Consecutive Holidays (National Holidays, Lunar New Year Break) Taiwan-Penghu-Kinmen-Matsu 2021 Holiday Schedule (Make-up Holidays, Working Days)

The Directorate-General of Personnel Administration of the Republic of China has set the Year 110 of the Republic of China (2021) administrative agency office calendar, and the number sequence 37343433 appeared, representing the number of days of consecutive holidays in each month of the Year of the Ox. In other words, in Year 110, people in Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu have a total of 7 consecutive holidays of at least three days to enjoy to the fullest.