content_text: In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Jhaimarion, 10, reacts as he listens to his mother, Krystal Archie talking with an Associated Press reporter in Chicago.... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Jhaimarion, 10, reacts as he listens to his mother, Krystal Archie talking with an Associated Press reporter in Chicago. Archie’s three children were present when police, on two occasions, just 11 weeks apart, kicked open her front door and tore through their home searching for drug suspects. She’d never heard of the people they were hunting. Her oldest child, Savannah was 14 at the time; her youngest, Jhaimarion, was seven. They were ordered to get down on the floor. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Krystal Archie cries while she talks with an Associated Press reporter at her attorney's office in Chicago. Archie’s thr... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Krystal Archie cries while she talks with an Associated Press reporter at her attorney's office in Chicago. Archie’s three children were present when police, on two occasions, just 11 weeks apart, kicked open her front door executing a warrant as they were searching for drug suspects. She’d never heard of the people they were hunting. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) This image provided by the Chicago Police Department shows an image from video from a police worn body camera on March 15, 2019, in Chicago. Royal Sma... This image provided by the Chicago Police Department shows an image from video from a police worn body camera on March 15, 2019, in Chicago. Royal Smart, 8, in blue was handcuffed by police in south Chicago. Police were looking for illegal weapons and found none. No one was arrested. (Chicago Police Department via AP) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Domonique Wilson poses for a photo at her attorney's office in Chicago. Wilson’s son Royal Smart was handcuffed by polic... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Domonique Wilson poses for a photo at her attorney's office in Chicago. Wilson’s son Royal Smart was handcuffed by police in south Chicago during a raid on his home when he was 8-years-old. Police were looking for illegal weapons and found none. No one was arrested. Wilson, said her children still sleep with the lights on all night. They continue to try therapy but she said the memories still torment them. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Roy, left, and Royal react as they listen to their mother, Domonique Wilson talking during an interview with the Associa... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Roy, left, and Royal react as they listen to their mother, Domonique Wilson talking during an interview with the Associated Press in Chicago. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Royal Smart poses for a portrait in a Chicago park. Smart still has nightmares about being handcuffed for nearly 30 minu... In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Royal Smart poses for a portrait in a Chicago park. Smart still has nightmares about being handcuffed for nearly 30 minutes when he was 8-years-old, alongside his mother and other adults. Neither he nor anyone else was arrested at his family's home on Chicago's South Side when police wielding a warrant came looking for illegal weapons and found none. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Krystal Archie holds her hand while she talks with a reporter from the Associated Press at her attorney's office in Chic... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Krystal Archie holds her hand while she talks with a reporter from the Associated Press at her attorney's office in Chicago. Archie’s three children were present when police, on two occasions just 11 weeks apart, kicked open her front door and tore their home apart as they executed a search warrant. She’d never heard of the people they were hunting. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Savannah, left, holds her daughter Chanel, as she sits with her sister Telia, as they listen to their mother Krystal Arc... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Savannah, left, holds her daughter Chanel, as she sits with her sister Telia, as they listen to their mother Krystal Archie talking during an interview with the Associated Press in Chicago. Archie’s three children were present when police, on two occasions 11 weeks apart, kicked open her front door and tore apart the cabinets and dressers as they executed a search warrant. Archie had never heard of the people they were hunting. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Krystal Archie cries while she talks with an Associated Press reporter at her attorney's office in Chicago. Archie’s thr... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Krystal Archie cries while she talks with an Associated Press reporter at her attorney's office in Chicago. Archie’s three children were present when police, on two occasions just 11 weeks apart, kicked open her front door and tore apart the cabinets and dressers searching for drug suspects. She’d never heard of the people they were hunting. Her oldest child, Savannah was 14 at the time; her youngest, Jhaimarion, was seven. They were ordered to get down on the floor. Telia, her third child, told the AP the scariest moment was seeing an officer press his foot into Savannah’s back. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Krystal Archie poses for a photograph with her three children Jhaimarion, left, Telia, second from right, and Savannah o... In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Krystal Archie poses for a photograph with her three children Jhaimarion, left, Telia, second from right, and Savannah on Chicago's South Side. The children were just 7, 11 and 14 years old when on two occasions just 11 weeks apart police kicked open their front door and ordered them to get down on the floor. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford) In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Krystal Archie poses for a portrait in Chicago. Her children were just 7, 11 and 14 years old when on two occasions, onl... In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Krystal Archie poses for a portrait in Chicago. Her children were just 7, 11 and 14 years old when on two occasions, only 11 weeks apart, police kicked open the front door of her home on Chicago's South Side and ordered them to get down on the floor. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford) In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Telia, 13, poses for a portrait in Chicago. She was 11 years old when on two occasions, just 11 weeks apart, police kick... In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Telia, 13, poses for a portrait in Chicago. She was 11 years old when on two occasions, just 11 weeks apart, police kicked open the front door of her home on Chicago's South Side and ordered Telia and her siblings to get down on the floor. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford) In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Savannah, 17, poses for a portrait in Chicago. She was 14, when on two occasions just 11 weeks apart, police kicked open... In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Savannah, 17, poses for a portrait in Chicago. She was 14, when on two occasions just 11 weeks apart, police kicked open the front door of her home on Chicago's South Side and ordered Savannah and her siblings to get down on the floor. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford) In this Sept. 9, 2021, photo X'Zane Watts stands before his former home in Charleston, W.Va. He and his mother moved from the house after he was chase... In this Sept. 9, 2021, photo X'Zane Watts stands before his former home in Charleston, W.Va. He and his mother moved from the house after he was chased by an undercover police officer from the alley into his home in 2017 when he was 15 years old, and they pointed a gun at his head. Police said that he appeared to fit the description of a burglary suspect. The family settled with the city for an undisclosed sum. (AP Photo/Colleen Long) In this Sept. 9, 2021, photo X'Zane Watts walks out of the alley in Charleston, W.Va. where he was chased in 2017 at age 15 by undercover officers who... In this Sept. 9, 2021, photo X'Zane Watts walks out of the alley in Charleston, W.Va. where he was chased in 2017 at age 15 by undercover officers who followed him into his home and pointed a gun at his head. Police said that he appeared to fit the description of a burglary suspect. The family settled with the city for an undisclosed sum. (AP Photo/Colleen Long) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Domonique Wilson, left, poses for a photo with her sons Royal, center, and Roy at her attorneys office in Chicago. Royal... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Domonique Wilson, left, poses for a photo with her sons Royal, center, and Roy at her attorneys office in Chicago. Royal Smart was handcuffed by police in south Chicago as part of raid on his home when he was 8 years old. Police were looking for illegal weapons and found none. No one was arrested. Wilson, said her children sleep with the lights on all night. They continue to try therapy, but she said the memories still torment them. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Royal Smart, right, and Roy react while they listen to their mother, Domonique Wilson talks during an interview with the... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Royal Smart, right, and Roy react while they listen to their mother, Domonique Wilson talks during an interview with the Associated Press in Chicago. Royal Smart remembers every detail about the moment he was handcuffed by police in south Chicago. He remembers the cold March darkness. The feeling of the handcuffs on his wrists. The panic as he was led outside of his house, arms raised, to face dozens of guns pointed at him by police. He was only 8 years old. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Domonique Wilson looks outside from her attorney's office in Chicago. Wilson’s son Royal Smart was handcuffed by police ... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Domonique Wilson looks outside from her attorney's office in Chicago. Wilson’s son Royal Smart was handcuffed by police in south Chicago as part of a raid on his home when he was 8-years-old. Police were looking for illegal weapons and found none. No one was arrested. Wilson, said her children still sleep with the lights on all night. They continue to try therapy but she said the memories still torment them. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo, Roy reacts as he listens to his mother, Domonique Wilson talking during an interview with the Associated Press in Chica... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo, Roy reacts as he listens to his mother, Domonique Wilson talking during an interview with the Associated Press in Chicago. Royal Smart was handcuffed by police in south Chicago as part of a raid on his home when he was 8 years old and his brother Roy, who is only a year older, stood by watching, not knowing what to say or do. “He’s a child,” Roy said of his sibling. “He wasn’t supposed to be handcuffed like that.” (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Royal Smart, left, poses with his siblings and mother in a Chicago park. Smart still has nightmares about being handcuff... In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Royal Smart, left, poses with his siblings and mother in a Chicago park. Smart still has nightmares about being handcuffed for nearly 30 minutes two years ago, alongside his mother and other adults. Neither he nor anyone else was arrested when police wielding a warrant came looking for illegal weapons and found none in the family's home on Chicago's South Side. From left are Royal, Roy and Royalty, and their mother, Domonique Wilson. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Jhaimarion reacts as he listens to his mother Krystal Archie talking during an interview with the Associated Press in Ch... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Jhaimarion reacts as he listens to his mother Krystal Archie talking during an interview with the Associated Press in Chicago. Archie’s three children were present when police, on two occasions just 11 weeks apart, kicked open her front door and tore their home apart searching for drug suspects. She’d never heard of the people they were hunting. Her oldest child, Savannah was 14 at the time; her youngest, Jhaimarion, was seven. They were ordered to get down on the floor. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo, attorney Al Hofeld, Jr. reacts as he talks with the Associated Press at his office in Chicago. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo, attorney Al Hofeld, Jr. reacts as he talks with the Associated Press at his office in Chicago. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Royal Smart poses for a portrait in a Chicago park. Smart still has nightmares about being handcuffed for nearly 30 minu... In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Royal Smart poses for a portrait in a Chicago park. Smart still has nightmares about being handcuffed for nearly 30 minutes when he was 8 years old, alongside his mother and other adults. Neither he nor anyone else was arrested at his family's home on Chicago's South Side when police wielding a warrant came looking for illegal weapons and found none. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford) In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Telia, 13, poses for a portrait in Chicago. She was 11, when on two occasions, just 11 weeks apart, police kicked open t... In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Telia, 13, poses for a portrait in Chicago. She was 11, when on two occasions, just 11 weeks apart, police kicked open the front door of her home on Chicago's South Side and ordered Telia and her siblings to get down on the floor. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford) In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Royal Smart poses for a portrait in a Chicago park. Smart still has nightmares about being handcuffed for nearly 30 minu... In this Sept. 26, 2021, photo Royal Smart poses for a portrait in a Chicago park. Smart still has nightmares about being handcuffed for nearly 30 minutes when he was 8 years old, alongside his mother and other adults. Neither he nor anyone else was arrested at his family's home on Chicago's South Side when police wielding a warrant came looking for illegal weapons and found none. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford) In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Domonique Wilson looks out a window from her attorney's office in Chicago. Wilson’s son Royal Smart was handcuffed by po... In this Sept. 23, 2021, photo Domonique Wilson looks out a window from her attorney's office in Chicago. Wilson’s son Royal Smart was handcuffed by police in south Chicago as part of a raid on his home when he was 8-years-old. Police were looking for illegal weapons and found none and no one was arrested. Wilson, said her children still sleep with the lights on all night. They continue to try therapy but she said the memories still torment them. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) CHICAGO (AP) — Royal Smart remembers every detail: the feeling of the handcuffs on his wrists. The panic as he was led outside into the cold March darkness, arms raised, to face a wall of police officers pointing their guns. He was 8 years old. Neither he nor anyone else at his family’s home on Chicago’s South Side was arrested on that night two years ago, and police wielding a warrant to look for illegal weapons found none. But even now, in nightmares and in waking moments, he is tormented by visions of officers bursting through houses and tearing rooms apart, ordering people to lie down on the floor. “I can’t go to sleep," he said. “I keep thinking about the police coming.” Children like Royal were not the focus after George Floyd died at the hands of police in 2020, prompting a raging debate on the disproportionate use of force by law enforcement, especially on adults of color. Kids are still an afterthought in reforms championed by lawmakers and pushed by police departments. But in case after case, an Associated Press investigation has found that children as young as 6 have been treated harshly — even brutally — by officers of the law. They've been handcuffed, felled by stun guns, taken down and pinned to the ground by officers often far larger than they were. Departments nationwide have few or no guardrails to prevent such incidents. The AP analyzed data on approximately 3,000 instances of police use of force against children under 16 over the past 11 years. The data, provided to the AP by Accountable Now, a project of The Leadership Conference Education Fund aiming to create a comprehensive use-of-force database, includes incidents from 25 police departments in 17 states. It’s a small representation of the 18,000 overall police agencies nationwide and the millions of daily encounters police have with the public. But the information gleaned is troubling. Black children made up more than 50% of those who were handled forcibly, though they are only 15% of the U.S. child population. They and other minority kids are often perceived by police as being older than they are. The most common types of force were takedowns, strikes and muscling, followed by firearms pointed at or used on children. Less often, children faced other tactics, like the use of pepper spray or police K-9s. In Minneapolis, officers pinned children with their bodyweight at least 190 times. In Indianapolis, more than 160 kids were handcuffed; in Wichita, Kansas, police officers drew or used their Tasers on kids at least 45 times. Most children in the dataset are teenagers, but the data included dozens of cases of children ages 10 or younger who were also subject to police force. Force is occasionally necessary to subdue children, some of whom are accused of serious crimes. Police reports obtained for a sample of incidents show that some kids who were stunned or restrained were armed; others were undergoing mental health crises and were at risk of harming themselves. Still other reports showed police force escalating after kids fled from police questioning. In St. Petersburg, Florida, for instance, officers chased a Black boy on suspicion of attempted car theft after he pulled the handle of a car door. He was 13 years old and 80 pounds (36 kilograms), and his flight ended with his thigh caught in a police K-9's jaw. The AP contacted every police department detailed in this story. Some did not respond; others said they could not comment because of pending litigation. Those responding defended the conduct of their officers or noted changes to the departments after the incidents took place. There are no laws that specifically prohibit police force against children. Some departments have policies that govern how old a child must be to be handcuffed, but very few mention age in their use-of-force policies. While some offer guidance on how to manage juveniles accused of crime or how to handle people in mental distress, the AP could find no policy that addresses these issues together. That’s by design, policing experts said, in part so that officers can make critical decisions in the moment. But that means police don’t receive the training they need to deal with kids. “Adolescents are just so fundamentally different in so many respects, and the techniques that officers are accustomed to using … it just doesn’t lend itself to the interaction going well with youth,” said Dylan Jackson, a criminologist at Johns Hopkins University, who is working with the Baltimore Police Department on juvenile encounters. The trauma lasts. Kids can’t sleep. They withdraw, act out. Their brains are still developing, and the encounters can have long-term impact, psychologists said. “I think that when officers understand the basic core components of development and youth development — their social, emotional, physical, psychological development — it can really help them understand why they might need to take a different approach," Jackson said. Training offered by the National Association of School Resource Officers includes sessions on the adolescent brain to help officers understand why kids react and respond the way they do, executive director Mo Canady said. But not every department makes use of the training. Canady and other policing experts cautioned against blanket policies that would bar force against younger children. “You can’t say just because a student is 12 that we’re not going to use force,” Canady said. “Most 12-year-olds you wouldn’t. But you don’t know the circumstances of everything. You could have a 12-year-old who is bigger, stronger and assaulting a teacher, and you may very well have to use some level of force.” ___ Royal, the boy in Chicago, was handcuffed for nearly 30 minutes in the cold, alongside his mother and other adults in the house. Then a police sergeant released him, and an aunt came to look after the children. Royal’s brother Roy, older by one year, stood by watching, not knowing what to say or do. According to a lawsuit filed by the family, police didn’t handcuff him because “officers simply ran out of handcuffs.” Roy thought his brother was cuffed first because he looked “intimidating”: He was wearing a blue hoodie. That spring, in another pocket of the South Side, Krystal Archie’s three children were there when police — on two occasions just 11 weeks apart — kicked open her front door and tore apart the cabinets and dressers searching for drug suspects. She’d never heard of the people they were hunting. Her oldest child, Savannah, was 14, Telia was 11 and her youngest, Jhaimarion, was 7. They were ordered to get down on the floor. Telia said the scariest moment was seeing an officer press his foot into Savannah’s back. Archie said her children “were told, demanded, to get down on the ground as if they were criminals." "They were questioned as if they were adults,” she said. Now Savannah’s hands shake when she sees a police car coming. “I get stuck. I get scared,” she said. Both families have sued Chicago police, alleging false arrest, wanton conduct and emotional distress. Chicago police did not comment on their specific cases but said revised policies passed in May require extra planning for vulnerable people like children before search warrants are served. But the attorney for the two families, Al Hofeld Jr., said the incidents are part of a pattern and represent a specific brand of force that falls disproportionately on poor families of color. “The number of cases that we have is just the tip of the iceberg,” he said. About 165 miles (265 kilometers) due south, in the rural hamlet of Paris, Illinois, 15-year-old Skyler Davis was riding his bike near his house when he ran afoul of a local ordinance that prohibited biking and skateboarding in the business district — a law that was rarely enforced, if ever. But on that day, according to Skyler’s father, Aaron Davis, police officers followed his mentally disabled son in their squad car and chased his bike up over a curb and across the grass. Officers pursued Skyler into his house and threw him to the floor, handcuffing him and slamming him against a wall, his father said. Davis arrived to see police pulling Skyler — 5 feet (1.5 meters) tall and barely 80 pounds (36 kilograms), with a “pure look of terror” on his face — toward the squad car. “He’s just a happy kid, riding his bike down the road,” Davis said, “And 30 to 45 seconds later, you see him basically pedaling for his life.” Video of the pursuit was captured by surveillance cameras outside the police department, and the family has filed a federal lawsuit against the police officers. Two officers received written warnings, according to attorney Jude Redwood. The Paris Police Department declined to comment. “What they done to him was brutal,” Davis said. ___ Kristin Henning, director of the Juvenile Justice Clinic at Georgetown University's law school, has represented children accused of delinquency for more than 20 years and said many encounters escalate “from zero to 100” in seconds — often because police interpret impulsive adolescent behavior as a threat. “When you are close to the kids, you work with the kids every day, you see that they are just kids, and they’re doing what every other kid does,” she said. “Talking back, being themselves, experimenting, expressing their discomfort, expressing their displeasure about something — that’s what kids do.” Meanwhile, attorneys like Na’Shaun Neal say police who use force on minors often depend on the perception that kids lie. Against an officer’s word, Neal said, “no one typically believes the children.” Neal represents two boys — identified as R.R. and P.S. in court papers — who were involved in an altercation with police on July 4, 2019. It was a few hours before midnight when a San Fernando, California, police officer stopped to ask if they were lighting fireworks, according to a complaint filed in federal court. The boys had been walking through a park, accompanied by an older brother and his dog. According to the complaint, the officers followed the group and told them it was past curfew; they needed to take the boys into custody. Police said the boys were responsible for the fracas that followed, and they charged them with assaulting an officer and resisting arrest. But then a cellphone video, taken by R.R.’s brother Jonathan Valdivia, materialized. And as was the case in the death of Floyd — who was blamed for his own death until a video showed Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin pinning him to the ground with his knee to Floyd's neck as Floyd cried out for help — Valdivia’s video told a very different story. The video shows an officer forcing his 14-year-old brother to the ground and handcuffing him behind his back. His 13-year-old friend struggles next to him, his neck and shoulders pinned by the officer’s knees for 20 seconds. “Get off of my neck! That’s too hard!” the 13-year-old screams. A judge found the boys not guilty at a bench trial. Neal is suing the city and the police officer on their behalf. The city of San Fernando has denied that officers used excessive force, maintaining that the boys physically resisted arrest. "They were very confrontational and aggressive verbally,” the city's attorney Dan Alderman said. “Unfortunately, the escalation occurred because of the conduct of the minors, not because of anything the officer did.” ___ It is worth noting that R.R. and P.S. are Latinos. Authorities say there are reasons why police officers are more likely to use force against minorities than against white children. A 2014 study published by the American Psychological Association found that Black boys as young as 10 may not be viewed with the same “childhood innocence” as their white peers and are more likely to be perceived as guilty and face police violence. Other studies have found a similar bias against Black girls. Tamika Harrell’s 13-year-old daughter went to a skating rink with a friend in their mostly white town outside Akron, Ohio, last summer; she was one of only a few Black teens at the crowded, mostly white rink. After a fight broke out, the girl — who was in the bathroom when the brawl began — was grabbed by an officer, roughly handcuffed and thrown into the back of a police car. Harrell wondered why her kid — the Black kid — was singled out. Before, they had a good relationship with the police. But that’s all changed. The incident is still raw. Her daughter won’t go out anymore and is having trouble concentrating. The family has filed a lawsuit; the police chief there said he can’t comment on pending litigation. Dr. Richard Dudley, a child psychiatrist in New York, said many officers have implicit bias that would prompt them to see Black children as older, and therefore more threatening, than they are. For instance, police are more likely to think that a Black child’s phone is a gun, he said. It all becomes a vicious cycle, Dudley said. Police react badly to these kids, and to the people they know, so kids react badly to police, leading them to react badly to kids. Minority children have negative everyday dealings with police and are traumatized by them. “Whatever they’ve seen police officers do in the past,” Dudley said, “all of that is the backdrop for their encounter with a police officer.” So when that encounter occurs, they may be overreactive and hypervigilant, and it may appear that they’re not complying with police commands when, really, they’re just very scared. The police are not thinking, “I have this panicked, frightened kid that I need to calm down,” Dudley said. To Dudley and to Jackson, the Johns Hopkins criminologist, de-escalation training for police isn’t enough. It must include elements of implicit bias and of mental health, and it must be integrated into an officer’s everyday work. Jackson said he’s been working very closely with Black kids in Baltimore, and the first thing he hears often is that they can’t go talk to an officer unless that officer is in plainclothes. “There is a visceral reaction,” he said. “And that’s trauma. And some of these kids, even if they haven’t been stopped over and over again, it’s embedded in the fabric of what America has been for a really long time, and they know what that uniform represents in their community.” ___ Some of the cases have prompted changes. In the District of Columbia, for example, police officers now do not handcuff children under 13, except when the children are a danger to themselves or others. The policy was revamped in 2020 after incidents in which two children were arrested: When a 10-year-old was held in a suspected robbery, authorities said that police had correctly followed protocol in handcuffing the child, but then a few weeks later police handcuffed a 9-year-old who had committed no crime. Age-specific force policies are rare, according to Lisa Thurau, who founded the group Strategies for Youth to train police departments to more safely interact with kids. She said at least 20 states have no policies setting the minimum age of arrest. Without explicit policies, “the default assumption of an officer is, quite reasonably, that they should treat all youth like adults,” Thurau said. The Cincinnati Police Department also changed its use-of-force policy after an officer zapped an 11-year-old Black girl with a stun gun for shoplifting. The department’s policy allowed police to shock kids as young as 7 but changed in 2019 to discourage the use of such weapons on young children. Attorney Al Gerhardstein, who represented the girl and helped petition for policy change, said the pattern of force he found against kids of color in the city raised alarm bells for him. Records he obtained and shared with the AP show that Cincinnati police used stun guns against 48 kids age 15 or younger from 2013 to 2018. All but two of those children were Black. But in most departments, there is little discussion around children and policing and few options available to parents aside from a lawsuit. If a settlement is reached, it's often paid by the city instead of by the officers involved. In Aurora, Colorado, for example, a video of police handcuffing Black children went viral. The video showed the girls, ages 6, 12, 14 and 17, face down in a parking lot. The youngest wore a pink crown and sobbed for her mother. Another begged the police, “Can I hug my sister next to me?” Police said they couldn’t get cuffs on the youngest because her hands were too small. Their mother, Brittney Gilliam, was taking them to the nail salon. She was stopped by police because they believed she was driving a stolen car. She was not; she had Colorado plates and a blue SUV. The stolen car had Montana plates. Officials said the officers had made mistakes, but they remained on duty. The officers did not face any criminal charges, and there have been no significant changes to their policies when it comes to children. The family has since filed a lawsuit. The family of X’Zane Watts also filed a lawsuit in Charleston, West Virginia, after a 2017 incident that began when police mistakenly suspected the eighth grader of a burglary. X’Zane said he was playing in an alley near his home with his 2-year-old cousin when three white men in plainclothes got out of their car and started running toward them with weapons drawn, shouting obscenities. They chased him into his house and put a gun to his head, slamming him to the ground. His mother, Charissa Watts, saw it happen from the kitchen. She didn’t know they were police. Neither did X’Zane. “The wrong flinch, they could have shot him,” she said. “The wrong words out of my mouth, they could have shot me.” In the years since, Charleston ushered in a new mayor and a new police chief. They pointed to changes they've made: banning some weapons and chokeholds, requiring body cameras and offering more mental health and de-escalation training. “Since I became chief of police, we have worked to review policies and provide our officers with the tools they need to keep all our residents and visitors safe — but together we can always do more,” Chief Tyke Hunt said. The Watts family sued, charging that officers profiled X’Zane. They reached a settlement in 2019. The year after the incident was difficult, X’Zane said. His elbow, injured in the altercation, kept him from playing football; he was angry and distracted. The family moved across town to escape the memories of that day. Today, X’Zane is doing much better. He hopes to join the U.S. Air Force. And he’s been able to put the incident behind him — to a point. “It has put a longtime fear in me,” he said. ___ Email AP’s Global Investigations Team at investigative@ap.org or https://www.ap.org/tips/. See other work at https://www.apnews.com/hub/ap-investigations. ___ Wieffering is a Roy W. Howard Investigative Fellow.

journalist: By HELEN WIEFFERING, COLLEEN LONG and CAMILLE FASSETT , Associated Press, Associated Press

title: Tiny wrists in cuffs: How police use force against children


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「92k周末食堂」店面位於台2線濱海公路旁，正對著養殖九孔鮑的漁場，坐在戶外的座位可以看到一望無際的海景與藍天白雲，這邊就算是陰雨天感覺也會有一番獨特風味！有時還能看到漁夫採收九孔鮑的畫面，待在這真的會有遠離都市塵囂的愜意感呀～

taiwan-subdivisions: 新北 貢寮

title: 晃如置身無憂海岸村♥海濱公路「夢幻海景食堂」吃現剖海膽&九孔鮑，新鮮海產+無敵海景超享受～


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聯合航空預計，今季收入將恢復至2019年約70%水平，今季整體運力估計比2019年同期低23%。（Shutterstock）聯合航空上季每股經調整虧損1.02美元，按年大幅收窄近88%，虧損程度低於市場預期，受惠於旅遊需求復蘇。而在政府針對疫情提供的援助措施下，集團上季每股盈利1.44美元。

上季收入77.5億美元，按年升2.1倍，好過市場預期。

集團指，隨著更多人接種疫苗，新型肺炎感染個案回落，機位預訂回穩並正在復蘇。隨著旺季來臨，聯合航空計劃在12月每日營運逾3500班國內航班，相當於2019年國內運力的91%。

集團預計，今季收入將恢復至2019年約70%水平，今季整體運力估計比2019年同期低23%。

title: 聯合航空上季每股經調整虧損顯著收窄


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右手中指指尖已感受不到棒球縫線，四十一歲「平成怪物」松坂大輔自承「投每一球都害怕」，昨天他站上投手丘投一人次，為廿三年職棒生涯畫下句點，最快球速只剩一一八公里，五球有四顆壞球，這記保送之後，笑著與球迷揮手道別。

松坂去年動刀後手指麻木的問題並未改善，今年四月練投時，投出的球直朝右打者頭部而去，狀況遲未起色終在七月宣布引退，西武獅球團安排昨為他舉辦引退賽，並穿回熟悉的十八號球衣。

職棒生涯最後一天，松坂笑中帶淚，先在中午出席記者會。松坂坦言，「想以這樣的狀況繼續投球，這是不可能的，我知道必須退休了。」考慮目前狀況完全不行，其實他並不想出賽，但想到還有人期望看到穿著球衣的松坂大輔，他還是站上投手丘。

火腿安排橫濱高校學弟近藤健介擔任首棒，作為松坂的最後對手，他奮力投出直球只剩一一八公里，幾乎都是偏高壞球，生涯以保送畫下句點，笑著與隊友、教練握手後退場，球迷紛紛獻上掌聲，向這位傳奇名投告別。

松坂說：「一踏進球場，球迷掌聲歡迎就覺得感動，老實說，我現在不是能站上職棒投手丘的狀態，也要對作為我最後對手的火腿隊和近藤表達感謝。」

評價自己的職棒生涯，松坂認為有遺憾，「拿到日美通算一七○勝，但多數成績都是在生涯前十年累積，生涯超過一半時間在與傷勢對抗。」

儘管如此，松坂生涯已解鎖成就無數，握有太平洋聯盟新人王、一座澤村賞、四度三振王、三度勝投王、兩度防禦率王，在日職、美職都嘗過冠軍滋味，曾兩度取得世界棒球經典賽ＭＶＰ；在他的華麗璀璨生涯畫下句點後，合計九十三人跨進職棒的「松坂世代」，僅剩和田毅一人仍以選手身分打拚。

title: 日職／松坂大輔引退…球速剩118公里 「投每球都怕」


content_text: 中評社北京10月20日電／據光明日報報道，怎樣看待當前我國工業經濟形勢？近期能源供需偏緊情況對工業經濟運行影響幾何？10月19日，國務院新聞辦舉行新聞發布會，介紹了前三季度工業和信息化發展情況。 工業和信息化部新聞發言人、運行監測協調局局長羅俊傑在會上表示，今年以來，面對疫情、汛情等不利影響和複雜多變的國內外形勢，我國工業和信息化發展總體平穩，產業鏈供應鏈保障能力不斷增強，轉型升級深入推進，創新活力持續釋放，為完成全年目標任務奠定了堅實基礎。 主要指標增速處於合理區間 “今年以來，工業經濟總體延續了恢複性態勢，結構優化、動能轉換和質量提升都在穩步推進，發展的韌勁持續顯現。”羅俊傑說，從累計增速和兩年平均增速看，主要指標增速處於合理區間。 羅俊傑介紹，前三季度，規模以上工業增加值同比增長11．8％，其中制造業增加值同比增長12．5％。制造業投資整體也在呈現改善態勢，前三季度同比增長14．8％，兩年平均增長3．3％。工業出口保持穩步增長，前三季度規模以上工業出口交貨值同比增長19．4％，兩年平均增長7．6％。 “一系列助企惠企政策發力顯效，市場主體活躍度提升，盈利能力得到提升，虧損面持續縮小。”羅俊傑說，對1140家專精特新“小巨人”企業的調查顯示，前8個月其營業收入利潤率達到13．2％，水平較高。 羅俊傑表示，我國通過深入實施創新驅動發展戰略，加大關鍵核心技術攻關力度，持續激發創新創造潛能，產業轉型升級不斷加快，新動能發展比較迅猛，新能源汽車、工業機器人、醫療裝備等發展保持較好勢頭，超高清視頻、大數據、虛擬現實等新興產業加速推進，直播電商、遠程醫療等新業態新模式加快發展。＜nextpage＞ 羅俊傑認為，總體看，當前工業經濟穩定恢複態勢沒有改變，經濟恢複的韌性和內生動能依然強勁，但必須清醒地看到，目前全球疫情形勢仍在持續演變，外部環境更趨複雜嚴峻，國內經濟恢複依然不穩固、不均衡，三季度工業增速穩中放緩，四季度還面臨上年同期基數逐步抬升的影響。 “我們將堅持穩中求進工作總基調，統籌疫情防控和經濟社會發展，做好跨周期調節，全力助企紓困，保持工業和信息化經濟運行在合理區間。”羅俊傑說。 能源供需偏緊影響會逐步減弱 羅俊傑介紹，今年以來，國際市場能源價格大幅上漲，國內電力、煤炭供需持續偏緊，多種因素導致近期一些地方出現拉閘限電，對企業正常生產經營以及產業鏈供應鏈穩定造成了一定衝擊。 日前召開的國務院常務會議已就進一步做好能源供應保障作了部署和安排，相關部門也在通力合作開展相關工作。“我們相信，隨著一系列市場化改革和保供穩價措施落地見效，能源供需偏緊的情況將得到改善，對工業經濟運行的影響也會逐步減弱。”羅俊傑說。  羅俊傑表示，工業和信息化部將加強工業經濟運行調度監測，分析行業企業面臨的困難問題，及時研究并提出政策措施建議；堅決執行鋼鐵、水泥等產能置換政策，配合有關部門落實高耗能行業有序用電工作，持續推進產業結構優化調整；有序推進工業領域減量高效利用化石能源，推進工業節能提效，促進行業綠色低碳發展。 針對汽車芯片短缺問題，羅俊傑回應稱，此次汽車芯片短缺主要是受汽車行業需求與芯片產業周期出現“錯配”以及疫情等多重因素綜合影響。截至目前，這個問題還比較明顯。“今後將繼續加強運行監測和分析研判，及時協調解決突出問題，支持企業尋找多種替代解決方案。同時，引導企業進一步優化供應鏈布局，提升汽車芯片綜合供給能力，提高供應鏈穩定性。”羅俊傑表示。＜nextpage＞ 5G終端連接數已達4．5億戶 “今年以來，信息通信業基礎先導作用更加凸顯。”羅俊傑說，目前，我國5G基站數達115．9萬個，5G終端連接數達4．5億戶，千兆光網具備覆蓋超過2億戶家庭的能力。同時，加快拓展工業互聯網和5G在國民經濟重點行業的融合創新應用，全國在建“5G＋工業互聯網”項目超過1800個。 工業和信息化部新聞發言人、信息通信管理局局長趙志國介紹，針對社會反映強烈的電信網絡詐騙、侵害用戶個人隱私、垃圾信息擾民等損害用戶權益的問題，工業和信息化部加大防範打擊力度，重點強化行業管理，開展專項整治。其中，針對涉詐高風險電話卡、互聯網市場秩序等問題，開展了“斷卡”行動、攝像頭網絡安全集中整治、App治理等行動，組織集中排查處置涉詐高風險電話卡6441萬張，處置攝像頭網絡安全漏洞1079個，共下架拒不整改的App408款。通過整治，開屏彈窗信息“關不掉”問題基本清零，違規使用“黑寬帶”等問題也大幅減少。 今年以來，工業和信息化部累計攔截涉詐電話和短信均超過10億次；打擊治理“黑廣播”“偽基站”，配合公安部門累計查處“黑廣播”違法犯罪案件1．6萬餘起，查處“偽基站”違法犯罪案件6000餘起。 “隨著新技術、新業務不斷發展、不斷湧現，網絡違法犯罪手段也在不斷更新。我們將繼續保持高壓態勢，加大防範打擊治理力度。”趙志國說，今後將強化企業責任鏈管理，督導龍頭企業帶頭執行行業管理規定；針對重點問題、重點企業開展“回頭看”，對反複出現違法違規行為的企業，加大依法懲處力度。 趙志國表示，要統籌調度全行業反詐技術資源，構建全國一體、各有側重的技術防控體系；積極運用大數據、人工智能等新一代信息技術持續提升“全國App技術檢測平台”能力，不斷拓展檢測範圍、檢測廣度和深度；完善協同聯動處置機制，推動互聯網企業建立個人信息保護“雙清單”制度，進一步提升用戶感知。

things: 經濟 大數據

title: 前三季度我國工業經濟穩定恢複


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友達表示，未來4年將於台灣投資910億元，包括擴充台中8.5代線以及6代AHVA高階技術產能。（資料照）

〔記者陳梅英／台北報導〕經濟部投審會昨通過友達（2409）昆山廠增資。友達表示，除昆山之外，未來4年將於台灣投資910億元，包括擴充台中8.5代線以及6代AHVA高階技術產能，並持續每年100億元規模研發投入，致力於前瞻技術及產能技術升級，以提供「台灣製造」面板，支持國際品牌客戶進行全球市場銷售。

持續每年百億投入研發友達經投審會核准，向投資方買回友達昆山49%股權，成為友達100%持股的子公司，交易金額為39.55億人民幣；此外，將再對友達昆山現金增資3.84億美元，以支應LTPS筆電面板產能擴充的資金需求，拉升產能達到月產能4.7萬片的目標。

友達表示，此次對昆山廠LTPS產能的擴充，主要因應後疫情時代持續強勁的IT面板需求，並鞏固友達在高階筆電面板全球市占率。

此外，友達深耕台灣，持續擴充在台灣的產能，擴大技術研發、人才培育與專利佈局能量，並延攬在地優質人才創造就業機會，現有員工總數超過2萬人，在科技業名列前茅。

友達表示，近年來AIoT發展趨勢及疫情所催生的新常態，加速產業數位轉型並造成全球市場劇變；友達把握產業結構性改變契機，以健全的財務體質為基礎，採取「雙軸轉型」策略，持續提升公司與產品價值；在Smart Investment（聰明投資）的原則下，優先將資金投注優質產能和技術，透過資源最佳化配置以達到高值化和加值的目標。

在顯示器製造生產方面，除了立足於台灣，友達也在中國、新加坡等地擁有製造基地，配合客戶需求做適度的產能擴充，將產能做最佳化調配。

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countries: 台灣 中國 新加坡

title: 增資昆山廠 投審會點頭》友達允諾 未來4年投資台灣910億


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未來影集《2049》將於16日晚間10點於台視、myVideo，17日晚間8點於東森戲劇台首播，描寫當科技全面滲透近未來生活，人類在西元2049年面對更多科技與人性的考驗，由邵雨薇、林柏宏、林子熙、莫允雯、陳漢典、李亦捷等人分別主演，從女性角度探討育兒、親情和婚姻等不同議題。

李亦捷在劇中飾演可愛卻帶點蠻橫的嬌妻，頻對老公陳漢典撒嬌，還偷偷使用「讀心科技」了解對方內心想法，李亦捷感嘆，自己在感情中也有相似之處，「以為做這些事情是為對方好，卻沒有理解對方感受。」不過她又搞笑說：「如果我是老婆，應該會很貼心，算命師還說我有『旺夫運』！」但她目前對婚姻不著急，尤其是體會劇中角色婚前婚後的「溫度差」之後，「我可以跟這個人在一起10年、20年，2人都很自在幸福，就是一件最好的事情。」

▲李亦捷《2049》撒嬌陳漢典招認是貼心老婆，被算命師說有「旺夫運」。（圖／瀚草影視）

李亦捷和陳漢典在《2049》飾演一對有溝通障礙的夫婦，陳漢典首度和北影影后李亦捷合作，他表示從李亦捷過往的作品和形象中，以為是冷冷的女生，沒想到她其實「外冷內熱」，「很甜、很貼心。」還發現對方很「ㄎㄧㄤ」的一面，「有次閒聊對彼此印象，她直接說我在螢幕前很好笑，但實際聊起來不好笑！」讓陳漢典忍不住開玩笑抱怨：「說者有意⋯」不過他很快接著說：「聽者也無心！」因為這次飾演作品無法獲得認同的失意作家，他刻意脫下搞笑形象，呈現出「憂鬱小生」的酷帥模樣，帥照PO在社群竟有萬人點讚，引出眾多大咖留言稱帥，金鐘視后高慧君也留言喊話：「有帥到耶！」網友甚至留言：「帥到出乎意外！」、「有點像小勞勃道尼」，堪稱是他從影以來最帥氣演出，而他表示此次演出角色，和自己私下的狀態其實很相似，他也感謝李亦捷一直協助進入角色。

▲李亦捷（右）與陳漢典主演《2049》，陳漢典造型堪稱從影以來最帥氣一次演出。（圖／瀚草影視）

李亦捷在劇中原本相當崇拜陳漢典的才華洋溢，對方卻在婚後遭遇江郎才盡的事業危機，兩人感情也隨之觸礁，沒想到劇外李亦捷和陳漢典談論表演時也笑虧：「我覺得你不好笑耶！」讓陳漢典當下感到震驚。李亦捷了解多數表演者都有脆弱或黑暗的一面，所以對陳漢典的想法和外界大眾一直都不太一樣，「還沒見到就覺得是心裡有些壓抑的人，看到他後發現是很認真的人。」此次共演後更感受到對方的帥氣魅力。

影集《2049》由台灣大哥大myVideo、東森電視事業股份有限公司、瀚草影視文化事業股份有限公司共同投資拍攝，10月17日起每週日晚上8點於東森戲劇台、晚上10點於東森超視播出。

title: 陳漢典從影以來最帥氣演出 網誇：造型如小勞勃道尼


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杜蘭特（左）與「字母哥」亞德托昆波（右）。（資料照，法新社）

早安！自由體育為您獻上精彩賽事預告與轉播！

NBA美國職籃迎來全新賽季！今日有兩場賽事轉播，第一場將由「宇宙網」籃網出戰衛冕軍公鹿，上演去年季後賽東區第二輪的史詩戲碼，「死神」杜蘭特（Kevin Durant）與「字母哥」亞德托昆波（Giannis Antetokounmpo）的對決誰會勝出？第二場將由勇士對上湖人，「萌神」柯瑞（Stephen Curry）將碰上紫金軍團全新三巨頭，記得鎖定轉播！

大聯盟有兩場賽事轉播，第一場是國聯冠軍系列賽第三戰，勇士將派出老將摩頓（Charlie Morton）對決道奇「少主」畢爾勒（Walker Buehler），勇士是否能率先聽牌，抑或是道奇能挽回顏面？第二場轉播是美聯冠軍系列戰第四戰，太空人推出塞揚強投葛蘭基（Zack Greinke）迎戰紅襪右投皮維塔（Nick Pivetta），太空人有辦法扳平戰局，還是紅襪會拿下關鍵第三勝？別錯過轉播！

中職部分有兩場賽事轉播，第一場是統一獅對決中信兄弟，統一將推出飛利士，中信則派出呂彥青；第二場則是富邦悍將對決味全龍，悍將派出王牌江少慶對決味全伍鐸，記得鎖定轉播囉！

日職部分有三場賽事，第一場由日本火腿對決西武，第二場由樂天對決歐力士，第三場由養樂多對上阪神，我國好手王柏融、吳念庭、宋家豪都有機會出賽，王柏融與吳念庭更有機會同場較勁，別忘了鎖定轉播囉！

NBA

07:30 籃網@公鹿 愛爾達體育1台

10:00 勇士@湖人 緯來體育、愛爾達體育1台

MLB

05:00 勇士@道奇 G3 愛爾達體育3台、緯來體育、07:00 華視（D-LIVE）

08:00 太空人@紅襪 G4 愛爾達體育2台、09:00 華視（D-LIVE）

中職

18:35 統一獅@中信兄弟 緯來體育

18:35 富邦悍將@味全龍 ELEVEN SPORTS 2

日職

16:45 日本火腿@西武 ELEVEN SPORTS 1、ELEVEN SPORTS PLUS

17:00 樂天@歐力士 ELEVEN PRIME

17:00 養樂多@阪神 MOMO綜合台

countries: 日本 美國

taiwan-subdivisions: 新社 東區

title: NBA開幕戰點燃戰火！ 今日賽事預告與轉播


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傳奇投資人米勒（Bill Miller）日前發表他40年投資生涯中最後一篇市場評論，提到美股多頭市場尚未見到即將終結的兩大徵兆，眼前的諸多憂慮都將在一年後消散，文中一些建議值得投資人參考並深思。

財經網站MarketWatch報導，少有投資人眼光像米勒這般敏銳又精準，這位著重價值型投資的基金經理人最聞名於世的投資戰果，是連續15年績效打敗美股標普500指數，對亞馬遜（Amazon）和比特幣（bitcoin）的走勢也料事如神。

米勒過去40年來定期撰寫投資通訊，先是與夥伴（今已亡故）Ernie Kiehne輪流每季發文，然後這30年來獨自撰文。如今，身為Miller Value Partners公司董事長兼投資長的米勒宣布，將把每季評論任務交棒給兒子Bill Miller IV和Samantha McLemore，把時間留來做更有建設性的事，如遛狗或睡午覺。但他說：「若發現評論市場某件事有趣或有用，別人都沒提，我會再度坐下來打鍵盤。」

米勒在18日發布2021年第3季、也是最後一篇親筆撰寫的投資通訊，上面寫道：「過去十年來，我的投資通訊大致都說同一件事：我們置身於多頭市場，從2009年3月就延續至今，期間伴隨著典型、難免的回檔和修正。總有終止的一天，時機在股票相對於債券的價格太昂貴，不然就是盈餘下滑之時。但現在，這兩種情況都未見到。」

另一主題是，預測市場是浪費時間，擇時進出市場是在做蠢事，更有用的做法，是試著理解現在發生的事，別再企圖預測將來會發生何事。他指出，美國戰後年頭有70%美股都是漲的，因為大半時間經濟都在成長。米勒寫道：「股市投資報酬大多都集中在急劇爆發的走勢，剛開始時是極大的悲觀或恐懼，例如最近一例見於2020年疫情引爆的跌勢。我們相信，在股市累積財富的關鍵是時間（time），而不是擇時（timing）。」

米勒指出，當前股市的種種憂慮，包括中國大陸法規整頓行動、燃料和食物價格上漲、勞工短缺、通膨或停滯性通膨、聯準會（Fed）縮減購債的效應、供應鏈受阻、可能因債限僵局和華府政治兩極化而引發的債務違約等，「這些都是言之成理的顧慮，而且似已充分反映在市場行情上，在9月股價修正是尤其明顯。有件事我相當有把握：12個月過後，那些顧慮都將被新一批顧慮所取代」。

米勒說，股市正進入旺季，「美股主要指數漲幅都有二位數，多頭市場持續。如同大多數市場，有估值過高的區塊、也有過低的，但大部分似乎落在相對於展望而言尚屬公允價值的區域」。

countries: 中國 美國

title: 傳奇投資人米勒最末篇股市評論  傳授這些觀念


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2021/10/20 16:49

〔即時新聞／綜合報導〕日本東京的武漢肺炎（新型冠狀病毒病，COVID-19）疫情持續趨緩，今日新增41例確診，已連續4日單日新增確診數低於50例，目前近7日平均確診數也已低於50人。

綜合日媒報導，東京都政府今日宣布新增41人感染後，已經連續4天低於50人確診，截至今日，近7天平均確診數為47.3人，也低於50人，這是自去年6月28日以後，7日平均確診數首次低於50例。

另外，截至今日，東京重症患者人數為27人，比昨日多了1人。

相關新聞請見︰「武漢肺炎專區」請點此，更多相關訊息，帶您第一手掌握。

events: 冠狀病毒 疫情 COVID-19 武漢肺炎

title: 東京武肺確診連4日低於50 近7日平均確診1年來最低


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〔記者蕭方綺／台北報導〕陳漢典在未來影集《2049》中和小姨子深夜飲酒暢談，陷入「渣男」疑慮，李亦捷以為陳漢典每日出入旅館是有了外遇對象，變身「跟蹤狂」緊盯，這每一個女人都曾懷疑老公出軌的「內心小劇場」，引起女性網友共鳴。北影影后李亦捷表示曾和角色有些相似，「內心有很多小劇場！」她説這些「為你好」有可能會變成對方的壓力，自己在感情中也會盡量避免。

陳漢典（左）和李亦捷在《2049》飾演一對怨偶。（瀚草影視提供）

陳漢典和李亦捷在《2049》飾演一對怨偶，男方不但面臨事業危機，連婚姻也出現裂痕，陳漢典還因在劇中和小姨子深夜飲酒暢談，陷入「渣男」疑慮，他大方表示，如果因這個角色被觀眾討厭也不在意，反倒認為是演技被肯定，「我願意當渣男代表」，還直呼：「希望被女性觀眾蛋洗。」但他沈默寡言的頹廢型男形象意外大受好評，網友稱如小勞勃道尼，他在劇中用「摸頭殺、作早餐」流露對老婆李亦捷的寵愛，儘管不擅言詞，但滿滿的「儀式感」讓角色帥度大增，他表示自己私下雖然不在意這些行為，但如果另一半要求就會做到，笑言：「我可塑性很高，Cosplay都可以！」

曹蘭（右起）和「歪哥」張永飾演陳漢典父母。（瀚草影視提供）

還有觀眾發現首播彩蛋，35年前家喻戶曉的台灣綜藝節目《連環泡》班底曹蘭和「歪哥」張永再度合體飾演陳漢典父母，陳漢典表示知道選角後超級驚喜，演出時都帶著粉絲心情看著兩位喜劇前輩，「他們是我小時候的偶像，竟然演我爸媽！」他也把握機會聊起過去節目的製作過程。

影集《2049》由台灣大哥大myVideo、東森電視事業股份有限公司、瀚草影視文化事業股份有限公司共同投資拍攝，即日起每週六晚上十點於台視、myVideo首播免費看，晚上十一點半於myVideo、Netflix上架最新集數；17日起每週日晚上八點於東森戲劇台、晚上十點東森超視播出。

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☆提醒您，飲酒過量，有害健康☆

title: 北影影后變身跟蹤狂緊盯陳漢典  懷疑老公出軌噴「內心小劇場」


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當藝術遇上科技，看似在光譜兩端的領域，隨著時間有了越來越多的新交集，NFT 便是其中最熱門的關鍵字，讓我們把時間往前推一點，從區塊鏈、比特幣、加密貨幣，到現在的 NFT，相信仍有許多人不知道這些技術到底是什麼，但依舊擋不住 NFT 所帶來的巨大創新以及試驗浪潮。就讓我們透過科技放大鏡來一探究竟吧！

什麼是 NFT？獨一無二的數位資產NFT 是英文 non-fungible token 的縮寫，被稱為「非同質化代幣」，而 NFT 具有唯一性，代表著某種獨一無二的事物或是一種數位資產，這些資產的所有權是在鏈上（比如以太坊區塊鏈上）流轉的，因此 NFT 相互之間不可替代，從數位商品（如存在於虛擬世界中的物品）到物理資產的債權（如服裝或房地產），都可以用 NFT 來表示。

▲ NFT（non-fungible token）非同質化代幣，從數位商品到物理資產的債權都可以用 NFT 來表示。

NFT，任何人都能發行、擁有、交易NFT 與比特幣、以太幣這類加密貨幣，所使用的區塊鏈技術底層相同，不過因為 NFT 的特性，被市場上視為一種貨幣來使用，也更常被運用在收藏品的所有權。而 NFT 之所以強大，是因為結合以太坊上的其他金融工具，任何人都能發行、擁有和交易它們。因此，使用者與 NFT 的互動效率顯著高於傳統平臺。就像密碼學貨幣的支付效率高於傳統支付一樣，交易無邊界和轉帳方便使得 NFT 的流轉效率高於傳統途徑。

延伸閱讀：為什麼 NFT 這麼有趣？NFT 數位藝術已是價值數十億美元的產業

打破金錢、時空束縛的 NFT 藝術品回到剛才說到的 NFT 與藝術的結合，因為 NFT 就是數位化的所有權的一種形式，所以它可以在非常廣泛的領域得到應用，目前在藝術品和遊戲領域的增長尤為顯著。那麼，NFT 藝術品有什麼不同？和實體藝術品相比，NFT 藝術品最大的區別是，它打破了金錢、時空等因素帶來的束縛，讓每個人都能近乎無成本地隨時隨地欣賞藝術品正品。

NFT 藝術和傳統藝術的區別在於：(1) 從實物儲存到數位貨幣錢包儲存

(2) 所有的收藏都是圍繞轉帳開始的

(3) 收藏群體從貴族變為訊息科技市民

如果你想欣賞《蒙娜麗莎》正品，你只能飛往巴黎，去羅浮宮一睹芳容。有人可能會說，網上有很多拍攝的《蒙娜麗莎》，不一樣嗎？不一樣。拍攝的 JPEG/PNG 等格式的照片不是「正品」，比如拍攝時的光線、角度等因素都會影響《蒙娜麗莎》的真實，流轉不可追溯，也可能被壓縮而損失訊息，而 NFT 藝術品則是把藝術品正品本身數位化放到了區塊鏈上，它的流轉、交易都是公開化的，只要不做修改，它所承載的訊息是不會受損的。

▲ NFT 是數位化的所有權的一種形式，可應用範圍非常廣泛，而 NFT 藝術品和過去傳統藝術最大的區別是，打破了金錢、時空等因素帶來的束縛。 ▲ 哪怕同一個人在同一個角度拿同一個相機使用同一個參數拍兩張《蒙娜麗莎》的照片，這兩張照片都是不同的，也不是真正的《蒙娜麗莎》。因此，藝術家可以把畫作、照片、歌曲、影片等作品使用 NFT 技術加密，向想購買和收藏它們的人出售官方版本。收藏者擁有區塊鏈上對應藏品的所有權，也可以用任何形式賣給下一個人，任何人都可以免費下載和觀看這件藝術品，但持有這件藝術品密鑰的人才是它的主人。

NFT 讓每個人都是收藏家NFT 讓部分所有權更容易實現，因此如果一件物品很貴，個人很難整個買下來，那麼現在他們至少可以買到一部分所有權。雖然，實物仍然需要可靠的人或機構保管，但是其能夠以密碼學資產的方式發行、持有和交易，這就可以解鎖更多的應用場景。人們甚至可以設計一種 NFT，使創作者從所有的二次銷售中獲得一定比例的分潤。而在傳統的藝術領域，藝術家通常無法從二次銷售中獲得分潤。

▲ NFT 藝術品都是區塊鏈上獨一無二的 token，看上去是一幅畫，實際上是一串程式碼和密鑰。

另一個有趣的概念是可程式化藝術品，它指的是藝術品可以根據鏈上資料動態調整作品的某些特徵。例如，人們可以創造這樣的可程式化藝術品，當以太幣的價格超過某個數值後，作品的背景就會發生變化。可程式化藝術品蘊藏著無限的可能。

不過，即使對於實物也同樣存在類似的問題。任何人都可以拍下蒙娜麗莎的照片，或者製作其複製品，但是這些都不是藝術家的真品。人們願意為原創作品支付溢價。而數位藝術品或收藏品的另一個有趣的地方在於，你可以很容易地驗證其所有權（的流轉）歷史。一些數位物品可能會因為某個人曾經的持有而更加值錢。

延伸閱讀：NFT 區塊鏈藝術到底想幹嘛？

數位作品價值正在被重新定義對於 NFT 市場上這些天價作品，很多人都表示難以理解。但在 NFT 的世界里，消費的邏輯卻不是這樣的。首先，再回顧一下什麼是 NFT（Non-Fungible Token）非同質化代幣。什麼叫非同質化呢？比特幣是一種同質化代幣，每一個比特幣都是一樣的，大家交換一下也沒什麼差別。而非同質化代幣則是每一個都不一樣，具有不可分割、不可替代、獨一無二的特點。而這樣的特性，就讓 NFT 能夠與特定資產相關聯，用於證明類似藝術作品、音樂等數位作品的所有權。

那麼，它為什麼會具有如此高的價格？舉一個簡單的類比，達文西的蒙娜麗莎這幅畫你可能在大街小巷都看到過，並且隨時都能影印一幅出來。但這些贋品做得再好、再逼真，每年還是有成千上萬的人前去巴黎羅浮宮一睹真容，贗品價格也不及蒙娜麗莎真跡價格的萬分之一。

▲ 柯瑞的新頭像，圖片來源：於Twitter

NFT 的邏輯也是一樣的，雖然你可以把柯瑞的「無聊猿」下載一萬次，但它獨一無二的所有權在柯瑞手裡，而且區塊鏈技術能夠像過去的鑑定師一樣，向所有人證明它的真實性和唯一性。供需關係是最容易理解的價值邏輯，稀缺、不可替代的事物擁有增值的潛力，這其實跟藝術品收藏與拍賣的道理一脈相通。而區塊鏈加密技術所賦予 NFT 不可篡改、不可銷毀的特性，更是進一步推高了它的價值。

▲ Bored Ape（無聊猿）的部分猿猴形象。

延伸閱讀：NBA 球星柯瑞花 18 萬美元買一個 NFT 猴子頭像你覺得他傻了？

聽我們的 Podcast 認識更多 NFT

收聽T客播：NFT 是什麼？同樣是區塊鏈技術的 NFT 數位收藏品市場會是一場泡沫嗎？

journalist: Techtion科技行動派

title: 數位科技藝術新浪潮，帶你看懂 NFT 到底是什麼？


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遠傳、苗栗縣、國衛院、為恭醫院攜手，打造苗栗 5G 遠距診療照護服務 作者 跳跳虎（蔡漢威 / Hon-Wai Choy） · 10 月 20, 2021

遠傳電信今（20）日與苗栗縣政府、國家衛生研究院、為恭紀念醫院舉辦「5G 遠距診療智能照護服務記者會」，共同宣布於苗栗縣南庄鄉衛生所啟用 5G 糖尿病連續式遠距醫療照護服務，苗栗縣長徐耀昌、國衛院主任秘書吳秀英、遠傳總經理井琪、為恭紀念醫院院長陳振文與會出席，為苗栗 5G 遠距醫療元年拉開序幕。

根據國民健康署調查，台灣 18 歲以上國人的糖尿病盛行率約為 9.8%，有超過 200 萬人罹患糖尿病。視網膜病變為糖尿病常見合併症，早期症狀不明顯，為降低合併症危害，除須按時就醫控制血糖，也要定期檢查眼底。

偏遠地區較缺乏新陳代謝科、眼科等專科醫師。苗栗縣南庄鄉的面積為全縣第二大鄉鎮，鄉內醫療以基層診所及衛生所家醫科為主，缺乏次專科。苗栗 5G 遠距診療應用，服務對象不僅是南庄鄉衛生所收治的糖尿病患，同時也涵蓋 20 歲以上符合糖尿病診斷標準的患者。

透過遠傳 5G 遠距診療，南庄鄉衛生所以 5G 通訊結合先進 IoT 醫療器材，由當地衛生所家醫科醫師，與遠端的為恭醫院專科醫師共同會診，透過眼底鏡篩檢的可近性，可及早發現及早治療，能夠提供南庄鄉居民就近診療，省下往返就醫的路程。

5G 遠距診療應用也結合糖尿病遠距衛教照護，由為恭醫院的糖尿病個管師解答日常控糖問題，協助學習血糖監測、用藥等自我照護技能。糖尿病個案在居家就能透過遠傳 NB-IoT 血糖機量測、即時上傳數據至雲端平台，一方面提供病患自我檢視、家人關懷健康狀況，另一方面則連結至醫院構機的遠距追蹤照護，建構完善的照護網。

遠傳於 2020 年 7 月於台東縣啟用全國第一個 5G 遠距診療服務；2020 年 12 月於新北市石碇區、萬里區同時啟用全台第一個 5G 糖尿病連續式遠距醫療照護應用；2021 年 5 月因應疫情升溫，於亞東醫院導入遠距診療平台，提供病患通訊門診服務；今日於苗栗縣南庄鄉啟用 5G 糖尿病連續式遠距醫療照護服務，遠傳將持續以資通訊科技挹注台灣的醫療環境，達成醫療零偏鄉的願景。

井琪表示：「苗栗縣政府長期致力提升偏鄉醫療照護品質，遠傳很榮幸能與國衛院、苗栗縣政府合作，以 5G 通訊及雲端技術串聯苗栗縣衛生局與為恭醫院，提升糖尿病患者就醫便利性。遠傳 5G 日前於國際行動網路調查權威 Opensignal 勇奪網速、影音體驗世界第一，這次以網路取代馬路，為偏鄉糖尿病患者節省就醫回診的舟車勞頓，讓專科醫師能照顧到更多病患，實現遠距共同會診與延續性居家照護，達成 5G 糖尿病連續式遠距醫療照護服務，遠傳未來也將持續透過通訊技術將醫療資源普及到各個角落。」

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【新唐人北京時間2021年10月19日訊】目前美中關係緊張，有德國媒體報導，德國經濟尤其是汽車產業，對中國的依賴度不降反升，一旦發生供應鏈危機，或是恆大崩盤，德國車廠的財務報表，會立刻就會受到重大衝擊。
德國媒體報導，指「在美中關係緊張下，德國經濟對中國的依賴度不降反升，尤其是汽車產業。」
近年來，德國大眾集團在電動車市場屢傳捷報，今年第3季電動車銷量來到12萬2100輛，其中，中國市場的銷量為2萬8900輛，加上今年上半年的1萬8300輛總共4萬7200輛車，佔集團全球電動車銷量的24%。根據安永諮詢的調查，今年上半年，大眾、奔驰、寶馬三家德國車廠的新車銷量近40%都在中國市場，比例還在持續攀升。
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近年來，各國政府相繼喊出減少對中國市場的依賴。德國媒體評論，依賴度這麼高的話，一旦發生供應鏈擾動，或是恆大崩盤導致中國消費者沒錢買車，德國車廠的財務報表會受到重大衝擊。
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【新唐人北京時間2021年10月19日訊】首先來關注中國的消息。河南12歲女孩李博藝近日在注射中共病毒疫苗後死亡，母親蔣豔紅要求當地政府徹查被毆打，進京維權後又遭當地政府刑事拘留。
蔣豔紅是一名單身媽媽，她曾向大紀元哭訴，女兒李博藝於8月10號接種疫苗，2天後發高燒，並伴有十多種併發症，於8月28號離世。
蔣豔紅曾先後到不同政府部門，要求徹查事件，但始終沒有得到回應。她到南樂縣衛健委討要說法，也被多名男人按在地上毆打，時間長達40分鐘。被毆打的視頻在網絡發放後，蔣豔紅遭到封口，個人微博被停止更新內容。
據報導，自9月26號開始，蔣豔紅每天都在微博上更新內容，並以「今天是愛女李博藝注射疫苗不幸離世的第XX天」開頭。
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溫州疫苗受害人家屬楊文娟：「我進了拘留所，我也是尋釁滋事，我是在自己家窗戶拉了個橫幅，他們當天就把我拘留進去7天，而且警察惡狠狠的跟我說，下一次加倍的打擊，中國的警察已經變成黑社會了。」
湖南疫苗事件關注者吳先生表示，家屬維權被刑事拘留，當局是想殺一儆百。
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周興哲歌聲動人，再次受邀為影集獻唱。（星空飛騰提供）

〔記者陳慧玲／台北報導〕周興哲推出新歌《你不屬於我》，這也是Netflix影集版《比悲傷更悲傷的故事》片尾曲，特別的是，這首歌有一段旋律是去年3月他在YouTube線上音樂會即興創作彈出的曲子，下台後他馬上將旋律記在手機裡，如今衍生成為《你不屬於我》的副歌部分。

《比悲傷更悲傷的故事》導演林孝謙之前為電影主題曲《有一種悲傷》填詞，這次則為影集版歌曲《你不屬於我》寫詞，周興哲也很喜歡，他希望歌迷可以細細品味，「在入秋的天涼後，可以溫暖大家的心！」

周興哲除了有機會和劉德華在同部電影《危機航線》演出，粉絲也很期待他所主演的新片《我吃了那男孩一整年的早餐》上映，他預計明年1月返台宣傳。

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記者許元馨／綜合報導

罷免陳柏惟案將於本周六23日投票，台灣國創辦人王獻極力挺陳柏惟，並到大甲鎮瀾宮筊杯，稱請示媽祖獲得聖笅指示：「國共聯合欺壓3Q，令衪氣憤不能安眠」，呼籲選民支持陳柏惟。

王獻極在臉書PO出一段影片擲笅，畫面中「台灣國」理事長陳峻涵向大甲媽擲茭請示，「打壓陳柏惟罷免，媽祖婆是否很生氣？」結果一擲，居然真的獲得聖笅。

王獻極表示，「大甲媽祖指示，國共聯合欺壓3Q，令衪氣憤不能安眠」，直喊要台中二選區選民23日站出來，力挺陳柏惟，還稱「挺3Q，大甲媽才能安眠」。罷免倒數4天，中部扁聯會、台灣國等20人皆在沙鹿火車站發起「挺3Q誓師行動」，力保陳柏惟。

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文／編輯部整理／NOW健康

「醫生，我的腳好痛！」王先生一跛一跛的走進診間。「痛風又發作了？」醫師看到老病患露出痛苦的表情，大概就猜到了原因。「我不喝酒、又沒吃海鮮，為何痛風還是會發作啊？」王先生無奈地問。

這是很多痛風病友關心的問題，平時很注重飲食，不菸、不酒、也不吃海鮮，但是尿酸依然偏高，痛風還是會發作。過敏免疫風溼科蘇勤方醫師指出，尿酸超標時要從兩個方向來思考，1個是身體產生的尿酸太多，1個是身體排出的尿酸太少。

尿酸的來源主要由身體新陳代謝過程中產生，另外約三分之一是從飲食裡的普林（嘌呤）代謝而來。至於排除尿酸的部分，大部分是經由腎臟由尿液排出，少部分是從糞便排泄出去。

▲尿酸超標的2個原因。（圖／照護線上提供）

有許多原因會導致身體產生太多尿酸，例如體質、肥胖、高血脂等；排出太少尿酸的原因，包括脫水、腎臟功能較差、高血壓、體質等。

在食物方面，大家知道喝酒、吃海鮮可能導致痛風，蘇勤方醫師說，其實含有高果糖糖漿的手搖飲也與尿酸過高有關，天天喝手搖飲，亦是造成痛風的危險因子。

請問豆類跟香菇到底能不能吃？

豆類與香菇具有很高的營養價值，蘇勤方醫師表示，過去的觀念認為豆類、菇類屬於高普林食物，痛風病友應該盡量不要吃。可是越來越多流行病學研究發現，痛風病友攝取植物性高普林食物，並不會提高尿酸，也不太會誘發痛風發作。

新版治療指引已陸續修正，醫師不會再建議痛風病友限制攝取豆類、香菇這些植物性的高普林食物。

抽血檢查尿酸值正常 就不是痛風嗎？

經常有患者在關節炎發作時抽血驗尿酸，但是尿酸數值卻在正常範圍內，蘇勤方醫師解釋，其實在痛風急性發作時，尿酸不見得會升高。

「我通常會建議病友，先把關節疼痛控制下來，等到下次回診關節已經不痛的時候，再來討論要不要抽血驗尿酸，或是要不要做長期降尿酸的治療。」蘇勤方醫師說，「因為痛風病友經常具有高血糖、高血脂等共病，需要一併做心血管風險的評估。」

▲尿酸值波動的因素。（圖／照護線上提供）

高尿酸、高血脂、高血糖這些代謝性疾病，大多沒有明顯症狀，必須抽血檢驗才會知道，蘇勤方醫師說，有時候痛風發作正是提醒我們身體可能有些狀況，要好好做評估，並積極控制各種風險因子，維持身體健康，對自己好、對家人也好。

尿酸數值越低越好嗎？ 數值多少可以避免痛風發作？

由於尿酸超標可能導致痛風、形成尿路結石、影響腎臟功能，甚至沉積在血管，造成心血管疾病，所以有些人會誤以為尿酸數值越低越好，蘇勤方醫師說，尿酸是身體正常的代謝產物，也具有一些生理功能，例如幫助維持身體的滲透壓，協助腎臟把水分吸收回來。也有一些研究發現，將血中尿酸降得太低的病友，可能與阿茲海默症或神經退化性疾病，有一些關聯。

臨床上會建議痛風患者把尿酸控制在6 mg/dL以下，以減少痛風發作的機會。蘇勤方醫師解釋，如果是比較嚴重、時間比較久，已經形成痛風石的患者，會建議將尿酸控制在5 mg/dL以下，可降低發作機會，且有助於痛風石的溶解。將尿酸值維持在4至6 mg/dL之間，對病友來說應該較為合適。

變天的時候 痛風會不會較容易發作？

痛風的發生是因為尿酸結晶沉積在關節裡，然後觸發了一連串免疫反應。天氣突然變冷的時候，肢體末端循環變差，尿酸結晶可能較容易形成，蘇勤方醫師說，另一方面，發炎細胞釋放出來的細胞激素，也比較不會被血液帶走，進而累積在關節裡導致不適，可能使痛風患者在變天的時候特別有感。

痛風一定得吃降尿酸藥嗎？需要吃多久？

如果抽血發現尿酸值偏高，但沒有症狀，可以先做飲食控制，調整生活型態，並密切追蹤。

蘇勤方醫師說，目前的共識是如果痛風容易發作、或心血管疾病風險較高、或已經形成痛風石、或從X光可以見到關節已經受損，就會建議要規則使用降尿酸的藥物，以降低復發機率，並減少後續的各種併發症。

▲控制尿酸值的方法。（圖／照護線上提供）

由於尿酸偏高可能與體質有關，蘇勤方醫師分析，既使是長期控制非常良好的痛風患者，能夠在停藥5年之內，完全沒有痛風發作，而且尿酸可以維持在7 mg/dL以下的人大概不到2成。如果在停藥之後，尿酸便持續爬升，可以預期痛風很快會發作，通常就會建議病友趕快恢復使用降尿酸藥。

高尿酸跟糖尿病、高血壓、高血脂等慢性病相同，藥物只是治療的一部分，患者務必做好飲食控制、調整生活型態、維持理想體重，把尿酸控制達標，才能避免折磨人的痛風發作以及後續的各種併發症！

【本文由「照護線上」授權轉載，原文出處：痛風性關節炎，迷思要破解！醫師圖文剖析】

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content_text: ADDS FILE FOOTAGE - A woman walks past a TV screen showing a file footage of a North Korean missile, in a news program in Tokyo, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 202... ADDS FILE FOOTAGE - A woman walks past a TV screen showing a file footage of a North Korean missile, in a news program in Tokyo, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the sea on Tuesday in a continuation of its recent weapons tests, the South Korean and Japanese militaries said, hours after the U.S. reaffirmed its offer to resume diplomacy on the North’s nuclear weapons program.(AP Photo/Koji Sasahara) A passerby watches a TV screen showing a news program reporting about North Korea's missile launch with file footage, in Tokyo, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021... A passerby watches a TV screen showing a news program reporting about North Korea's missile launch with file footage, in Tokyo, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021, North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the sea on Tuesday in a continuation of its recent weapons tests, the South Korean and Japanese militaries said, hours after the U.S. reaffirmed its offer to resume diplomacy on the North’s nuclear weapons program. The Japanese letters partially seen read: "Possible intercontinental ballistic missile." (AP Photo/Koji Sasahara) South Korean army soldiers work to prepare their exercise in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea ... South Korean army soldiers work to prepare their exercise in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea fired at least one ballistic missile into the sea on Tuesday in a continuation of its recent weapons tests hours after the U.S. reaffirmed its offer to resume diplomacy on the North's nuclear weapons program. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers are seen in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea fi... South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers are seen in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea fired at least one ballistic missile into the sea on Tuesday in a continuation of its recent weapons tests hours after the U.S. reaffirmed its offer to resume diplomacy on the North's nuclear weapons program. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers move in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea on Tue... South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers move in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea on Tuesday fired at least one ballistic missile into the sea in what South Korea’s military described as a weapon likely designed for submarine-based launches, marking possibly the most significant demonstration of the North’s military might since President Joe Biden took office.(AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers take positions in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Ko... South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers take positions in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea on Tuesday fired at least one ballistic missile into the sea in what South Korea’s military described as a weapon likely designed for submarine-based launches, marking possibly the most significant demonstration of the North’s military might since President Joe Biden took office.(AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers move in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea on Tue... South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers move in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea on Tuesday fired at least one ballistic missile into the sea in what South Korea’s military described as a weapon likely designed for submarine-based launches, marking possibly the most significant demonstration of the North’s military might since President Joe Biden took office.(AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers move in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea on Tue... South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers move in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea on Tuesday fired at least one ballistic missile into the sea in what South Korea’s military described as a weapon likely designed for submarine-based launches, marking possibly the most significant demonstration of the North’s military might since President Joe Biden took office.(AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers move in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea fired ... South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers move in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea fired at least one ballistic missile into the sea on Tuesday in a continuation of its recent weapons tests hours after the U.S. reaffirmed its offer to resume diplomacy on the North's nuclear weapons program. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers move in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea fired ... South Korean army K-9 self-propelled howitzers move in Paju, near the border with North Korea, South Korea, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. North Korea fired at least one ballistic missile into the sea on Tuesday in a continuation of its recent weapons tests hours after the U.S. reaffirmed its offer to resume diplomacy on the North's nuclear weapons program. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) A man watches a TV screen showing an image of North Korea's ballistic missile launched from a submarine during a news program at Seoul Railway Station... A man watches a TV screen showing an image of North Korea's ballistic missile launched from a submarine during a news program at Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021. North Korea announced Wednesday that it had tested a newly developed missile designed to be launched from a submarine, the first such weapons test in two years and one it says will bolster its military's underwater operational capability. Korean letters read: "North Korea launched a Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile and U.N. security council emergency meeting." (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) People watch a TV screen showing images of North Korea's ballistic missile launched from a submarine during a news program at Seoul Railway Station in... People watch a TV screen showing images of North Korea's ballistic missile launched from a submarine during a news program at Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021. North Korea announced Wednesday that it had tested a newly developed missile designed to be launched from a submarine, the first such weapons test in two years and one it says will bolster its military's underwater operational capability.Korean letters read: on the top of screen read: "North Korea launched a ballistic missile from a submarine." (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea said Wednesday that it had test-fired a newly developed ballistic missile from a submarine, in its first such underwater test-launch in two years and one it says will bolster its military's undersea capabilities. The test Tuesday was the fifth round of missile launches since September and came as North Korea steps up pressure on Washington and Seoul to abandon what Pyongyang sees as hostile policies such as joint U.S.-South Korea military drills and international sanctions on the North. North Korea’s state-run Korean Central News Agency said the latest test “will greatly contribute to putting the defense technology of the country on a high level and to enhancing the underwater operational capability of our navy.” It said the new missile has introduced advanced control guidance technologies including flank mobility and gliding skip mobility. The North’s neighbors said Tuesday that they detected the North’s missile firing and said the weapon landed in the waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan. South Korea’s military described the missile as a short-range, submarine-launched ballistic missile and said the launch was made from waters near the eastern port of Sinpo, where North Korea has a major shipyard building submarines. KCNA said Tuesday’s launch was made from “the same 8.24 Yongung ship,” a submarine that North Korea said it used to conduct its first submarine-launched strategic ballistic missile test in 2016. Photos published by North Korea show a missile rising and spewing bright flames above a cloud of smoke from the sea. One image shows the upper parts of what looks like a submarine on the surface of the sea. North Korea last performed a SLBM test in October 2019. Foreign experts said the North used a submersible barge, rather than a submarine, for the launch at the time. Tuesday’s launch was the highest-profile weapons test by North Korea since President Joe Biden took office in January. The Biden administration has repeatedly said it’s open to resuming nuclear diplomacy with North Korea “anywhere and at any time” without preconditions. The North has so far rebuffed such overtures, saying U.S. hostility remains unchanged. The launch came days before Sung Kim, Biden’s special envoy on North Korea, was to travel to Seoul to discuss with allies the possibility of reviving diplomacy with Pyongyang. At a meeting in Washington with his South Korean and Japanese counterparts, Kim emphasized U.S. condemnation of the launch, which violates multiple U.N. Security Council resolutions, and urged Pyongyang to refrain from further provocations and “engage in sustained and substantive dialogue,” the State Department said. The U.N. Security Council scheduled emergency closed consultations on North Korea on Wednesday afternoon at the request of the United States and United Kingdom. Kim Dong-yub, a professor at Seoul’s University of North Korean Studies, said the North Korean weapon tested Tuesday was likely derived from its land-based, nuclear-capable KN-23 missile whose highly maneuverable and lower-trajectory flight provides it with greater chances of evading missile defense systems. Japanese Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi had said Tuesday that the North Korean missile flew on “an irregular trajectory” while traveling as far as 600 kilometers (360 miles). “A SLBM is the most intimidating nuclear weapon because we don’t know where it can be fired,” said Moon Keun-sik, a submarine expert who teaches at Kyonggi University in South Korea. “North Korea’s goal is building more powerful SLBMs that can be fired from big submarines like the U.S. does.” North Korea has been pushing hard for years to acquire the ability to fire nuclear-armed missiles from submarines, the next key piece in an arsenal that includes a variety of weapons including ones with the potential range to reach American soil. Still, experts say it would take years, large amounts of resources and major technological improvements for the heavily sanctioned nation to build at least several submarines that could travel quietly in seas and reliably execute strikes. North Korea has an estimated about 70-90 diesel-powered submarines in one of the world’s largest submarine fleets. But they are mostly aging ones capable of launching only torpedoes and mines, not missiles. The vessel North Korea used during the 2016 SLBM test is the North’s only submarine capable of firing a missile, but it has a single launch tube and some experts call it a test platform, rather than an operational weapons system in active service, Moon said. In 2019, North Korea unveiled a 2,000-ton-class submarine with several missile launch tubes but there has been no official confirmation that it’s been deployed for operational use. North Korea is pushing to build bigger submarines including a nuclear-powered one. Kim, the analyst, said the new missile tested Tuesday was likely a small-sized weapon displayed during a defense exhibition last week. The professor said North Korea likely plans to load this missile on the submarine it disclosed in 2019 while placing bigger SLBMs on larger submarines under development. In a report this month on North Korea’s military capabilities, the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency said the North’s pursuit of submarine-launched ballistic missile capabilities along with its steady development of land-based mobile long-range weapons highlight Pyongyang’s intentions to “build a survivable, reliable nuclear delivery capability.” Some experts say North Korea might continue its weapons tests for a couple of more months until it halts them in consideration of the Winter Olympics slated for February in China, its last major ally and economic pipeline. They say the North may even test-launch long-range missiles directly threatening the U.S. mainland in a breach of a 2018 self-imposed moratorium on such weapons tests to maximize its pressure campaign. Nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea have been stalled for more than two years because of disagreements over an easing of crippling U.S.-led sanctions against North Korea in exchange for denuclearization steps by the North. ___ Associated Press writer Matthew Lee in Washington contributed to this report.

journalist: By HYUNG-JIN KIM and KIM TONG-HYUNG , Associated Press, Associated Press

title: N Korea confirms missile test designed for submarine launch


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江鵬堅已經過世21年了，他的遺孀表示，江無法為自己辯駁，但希望還活著的朋友能替他澄清。 圖：邱萬興提供  已故民進黨創黨主席江鵬堅，日前被爆疑是戒嚴時代調查局的臥底人員，霎時掀起政壇波瀾，不僅當年同為美麗島事件辯護律師的行政院長蘇貞昌、駐日大使謝長廷，都紛紛跳出來強調江鵬堅過去對民主運動的重大貢獻，連江鵬堅的遺孀江彭豐美也透過友人為亡夫抱不平指出，他們自己的家庭當年也是被嚴密監控的對象，活得提心吊膽，又怎麼會是臥底者？江彭豐美還表示，「他(江鵬堅)已經過世21年了，也無法為自己辯駁。希望還活著的朋友能替他澄清。」

由於民進黨立委黃國書承認自己年輕時代曾當過「線民」之後，前民進黨副秘書長林忠正、前主席施明德也在昨天(19日)表示江鵬堅曾是調查局線民。特別是施明德在接受媒體訪問時表示，江鵬堅曾在酒後主動向他承認自己當年是調查局訓練班出身，曾負責監視施明德的兄長施明正…，施明德強調，江鵬堅是主動提及此事，不是被抓到才被動承認，所以不能說他是「抓耙子」。

1986.11公布民進黨黨綱，由左至右：江鵬堅、謝長廷、張俊雄、蘇貞昌、尤清。圖：邱萬興提供

針對施明德說法 江家屬一一澄清

另外，施明德還對媒體表示，「他(江鵬堅)把一些警總政戰部主任楊亭雲給他的很多資料（還）給他。這些資料都在他的律師事務所，他把這個都拿來還我。這些資料後來國史館印出一本『從黨外助選團到黨外總部』。」「裡面包括一些他自己過去親筆寫的資料，都不見了」。

針對這點，江鵬堅的家屬不僅否認，也透過友人還原事實指出，所謂國史館出版的『從黨外助選團到黨外總部』一書，有關資料提供的部分，是江鵬堅過世後才由家屬捐贈給國史館，不是施明德主席所謂江鵬堅生前交給他的；至於江鵬堅生前確實曾交給施明德的物品，但那是江鵬堅將施明正1988年8月過世後的遺物，遺物歸施明正家屬的。

江彭豐美說，江鵬堅雖然有著「人權律師」、「黨外立委」、「創黨主席」等等許多耀眼的政治頭銜，但是，他其實就只是那股對台灣民主的熱情支撐著他，如今他都已經過世21年了，也無法為自己辯駁。希望還活著的朋友能替他澄清。

事實上，1965年，江鵬堅24歲就通過律師高考，那個律師如鳳毛麟角的時代，確實也很難說有了律師執照，還需要去調查局做臥底賺外快的道理。

國史館曾出版記述江鵬堅行誼與貢獻的「勇者的身影」一書。

反對黨成功創黨 是黨國最大挫敗

根據邱義仁在「衝破黨禁1986」一書中也曾提及，1986年兩邊都在秘密組黨，當時江鵬堅是編聯會黨綱小組的成員，又是黨外公政會「組黨時人秘密小組」的成員，他很佩服江鵬堅，他從來就沒有把公政會做什麼跟我們講過，他也沒有把編聯會做什麼事告訴公政會，大家嚴守秘密，邱義仁說這是他很尊敬江鵬堅的地方。

駐日大使謝長廷也特別反駁江鵬堅曾到調查局上班的說法，他還判斷，當年蔣經國不可能容許民進黨創黨的，又怎麼會說當時的創黨核心人物之一的江鵬堅是臥底的？1986年民進黨圓山創黨成功，是國民黨情治單位在台灣的最大挫敗，很多人可能因此被處罰、冰凍或調職，當然，也必然會有人展開報復。謝長廷說，台灣人要珍惜創黨先進的智慧、勇氣和奮鬥的成果，團結、珍惜、呵護，持續守護台灣，不要因一些沒有根據或誇大傳言而喪失自信。

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people: 江鵬堅 林忠正 謝長廷 黃國書 蘇貞昌 張俊雄 施明德

taiwan-subdivisions: 成功 連江

title: [政治] 江鵬堅被影射是調查局臥底 遺孀：希望還活著的朋友能替他澄清


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陳柏任在一一０年全運會男子舉重九十六公斤級掄元，並創大會紀錄。（記者陳治交攝）記者陳治交∕新北報導

東奧國手陳柏任在一一０年全運會男子舉重九十六公斤級一舉三破大會紀錄，為南市再添一金；南市在軟網男單、女單決賽鏖戰，皆不敵對手，鎩羽而歸。目前南市獎牌數二十一金二十一銀三十六銅，超過一０八年全運會的二十金二十一銀二十五銅。

陳柏任在今年七月初遞補參加奧運，就以抓舉平全國紀錄一七六公斤、挺舉破全國紀錄二０五公斤、總和破全國紀錄三八一公斤，拿下男子舉重九十六公斤級第五名，超越個人最佳的成績。

陳柏任跨級挑戰一一０年全大運男子舉重一０二公斤級，以抓舉一六八公斤、挺舉一九六公斤、總和三六四公斤摘金，抓舉、挺舉及總和刷新全國紀錄，昨日參加一一０全運會九十六公斤級賽事，以抓舉六十一公斤、挺舉一九七公斤、總和三五八公斤衛冕冠軍，改寫其一０八年全運會的個人三項紀錄。

南市軟網已拿下男團、女團、男雙三面金牌，昨日挑戰單打賽事，陳宗彣、郭千綺皆鋌進決賽，南市郭千綺迎戰屏東馮子瑜，雙方勢均力敵，在關鍵第七局才分出勝負，馮子瑜以七比四掄元；南市陳宗彣以一比四不敵台中張佑菘。

一一０年全運會棒球賽台南市隊與新北市隊交手，南市投手李超優質先發，前八局被敲出五支安打無失分，九局下被新北李君國敲出安打失掉一分，拿下完投勝。南市終場以三比一擊敗新北，晉級四強。

（臺南市教育局廣告）

taiwan-subdivisions: 新北市 屏東 新北 臺南市

title: 陳柏任摘金 3破全運會紀錄 | 中華日報


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文／iLOOKER電影網

巴西新銳導演尤莉捷巴斯自編自導的首部劇情長片【粉紅雲】驚悚預言2020全球的隔離人生，【粉紅雲】將於11月12日在台上映。【粉紅雲】腳本寫於2017年，拍攝工作則完成於2019年，當團隊於2020年進行剪輯工作時，全球受到新冠疫情肆虐，各國民眾紛紛展開漫長的居家隔離生活。從居家上班上課到線上買菜購物、雲端瑜珈課，每個環節都讓曾歷經長時間隔離生活的人們有強烈既視感。

▲（圖／翻攝自iLOOKER電影網）（圖／天馬行空）

然而，除了這些生活瑣事，片中的男女主角甚至進展到就連生孩子也必須自己來，快生的妻子與毫無經驗的丈夫，必須一起跟著螢幕另一端的助產士每個步驟依樣畫葫蘆，才能順利誕下新生兒。對於自己虛構的「長時間居家隔離生活」成為了現實，導演尤莉也坦言，2020年本片進入後製階段，當時看著一年前拍下的種種情節，感到非常奇妙，「疫情所造成的新生活讓我們的團隊有一個很奇怪的感覺，彷彿我們自己正活在剛拍攝完的電影當中。

▲（圖／翻攝自iLOOKER電影網）（圖／天馬行空）

導演尤莉表示，自己最一開始的想法，是想藉由兩個因外在因素而必須一同生活的男女，去觀察在如此超現實情境下，會衍生出什麼樣的化學反應，並進一步探究人的快樂與自由究竟是什麼。整部電影場景幾乎都發生在一間公寓中，因此整整三週拍攝期，劇組必須非常緊密地在狹小的空間中一起工作，常常一群人必須一起擠在小房間的角落拍攝，然後導演的監看螢幕則另外架在另一間房間，要不斷兩邊跑，一邊執導，一邊看畫面。對此，導演尤莉直呼：「在浴室的拍攝更是一大挑戰，空間更是狹小到不行，但我們還是成功克服了。巴西的劇組很知道如何適應各種瘋狂的狀況呢！」

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journalist: iLOOKER電影網

title: 驚悚預言2020全球隔離人生 將於11月12日在台上映 | 名家


content_text: 台灣加勒比海友邦海地社會治安敗壞至極，上周，一個美國教會的17名成員與家屬（1人為加拿大籍）在首都太子港遭到集體綁架，其中包括5名兒童。19日有消息傳出，黑幫獅子大開口：願意釋放肉票，每個人贖金100萬美元（新台幣2800萬元）。[啟動LINE推播] 每日重大新聞通知這個名為「400個傻瓜」（400 Mawozo）的黑幫長期橫行太子港（Port-au-Prince），以殺戮、性侵等手法維持地盤，首腦約瑟夫（Wilson Joseph）有個綽號「Lanmò Sanjou」，意為「死亡隨時降臨」。他們在16日綁架了「基督徒救助傳教會」（Christian Aid Ministries，CAM）的17人。2021年10月，海地綁架歪風大盛，美國傳教士也無法倖免（AP）一名海地（Haiti）官員與一名「基督徒救助傳教會」的聯絡人都已證實，「400個傻瓜」在16日犯案當天就開出100萬美元贖金的價碼。「基督徒救助傳教會」總部位於美國俄亥俄州（Ohio），被綁架的成員長期在海地進行傳教與援助工作，16日當天探訪一家孤兒院回程遇劫，受害者包括6名女性、6名男性、5名兒童。海地是西半球最貧窮、最混亂的國家。今年7月7日，總統摩依士（Jovenel Moïse）在自宅遭人暗殺，政局大亂。8月14日，西南部地區發生芮氏規模7.2大地震，2248人罹難；海地1140萬人口的生計更加艱難。2021年10月，海地綁架歪風大盛，美國傳教士也無法倖免，人民上街抗議（AP）早在今年一連串人禍天災之前，海地街頭就已陷入無政府狀態，或者說「黑幫取代了政府」，國民苦不堪言，摩依士與其繼任者卻一籌莫展，甚至涉嫌利用黑幫作為打擊政敵的工具。從18日開始，許多忍無可忍的海地人發動罷工，走上街頭示威抗議，要求黑幫放人，要求政府壓制近來特別猖獗的綁架歪風。一名示威者賽勒斯（Zachary Celus）告訴《美聯社》（AP）記者：「美國傳教士為我們蓋學校，幫我們支付各種費用。如今他們被綁架，我們卻什麼忙都幫不上。」 根據海地警政署統計，今年前8個月，海地發生328件綁架案，與去年一整年相比激增40%。被害者從學童、巴士乘客到醫生都有，連警察都難以倖免。贖金少則數百美元，多則百萬。2021年10月，海地綁架歪風大盛，美國傳教士也無法倖免，人民上街抗議（AP）參加罷工的計程車司機阿巴奇（Jean-Louis Abaki）要求代總統與總理亨利（Ariel Henry）、警政署長查爾斯（Léon Charles），拿不出辦法就下台，「他們至少要給人民平安過日子的希望。」白宮發言人莎琪（Jen Psaki）19日表示，聯邦調查局（FBI）已經派人前往海地，希望儘快促成人質獲釋。莎琪也提醒國民，近期內不要前往海地。國務院方面也表示，官員與海地警政署保持密切聯繫。「基督徒救助傳教會」屬於美國門諾會（Mennonite）與俄亥俄州、賓州的阿米許人（Amish）社區關係密切，1980年代早期創立，1980年代後期前進海地，傳教之外也從事教育、醫療與災後重建等援助工作。 Please enable JavaScript

journalist: 閻紀宇

countries: 美國 台灣 海地 加拿大

events: 性侵 地震 罷工 死亡

title: 一個人質100萬美元！綁架17名美國教會成員，台灣友邦海地黑幫獅子大開口


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报告揭示，中共政法委对新疆发生的大规模拘捕负有直接责任。图为2018年2月17日，新疆和田街上巡逻的警察。(BEN DOOLEY/AFP/Getty Images)【大纪元2021年10月20日讯】（大纪元记者张婷综合报导）澳洲和美国支持的“澳大利亚战略政策研究所”10月19日发布报告，揭露了北京对新疆地区镇压的政治构架。报告指出，一个秘密共产党机构在指导新疆庞大的警务工作中发挥了非同寻常的作用，该机构就是中共政法委（PLAC）。

“澳大利亚战略政策研究所”（ASPI）称，中共政法委正在管理一个现实版的“少数民族报告”（Minority Report）系统。该系统使用大量数据收集来推动对数百万维吾尔人的调查。

这份名为“解构新疆镇压：中共党国如何治疆？”的报告发现，虽然在中国其它地方，政法委是监督国家法律和秩序系统的协调机构，但在新疆，政法委的“预算和职能”近年来显著扩大。

中共外交部发言人汪文斌周二（10月19日）在北京举行的例行新闻发布会上，谴责ASPI散布“虚假信息和谎言”，以服务于赞助者的利益。ASPI由澳大利亚政府于2001年成立。

ASPI报告的动机报告在开篇说，自2017年维吾尔人和其他原住民群体在中国被大规模关押的报导问世至今，大批文献已经记录了近年发生在新疆的大型人权侵犯。然而，外界对于中国庞大而不透明的党国体制内实际肇事者了解甚少。

为厘清责任，必须调查中共党国是如何具体实行对维吾尔人的镇压行动，及其中哪些部门和个人发挥了主导作用。目前，这方面的知识空白也使国际公司和组织在有意无意间同那些推动暴行的治疆官员接触，又令外国政府无法作出针对性政策回应。

ASPI的报告分析了2014年至2021年新疆地区发生持续人权危机的背景下，中共党国在该地区采取的治理机制。为此，报告作者找到并仔细研究了数千份中文资料，包括从未被发表过的外泄警方记录和政府预算文件。

报告发现，中共对维吾尔人的镇压与毛泽东时代的政治运动有着惊人相似之处。除了大规模拘禁和强迫劳动外，新疆居民还被迫参与“政治表演”，如大型公审、“大揭批，大声讨”、“发声亮剑”效忠宣誓、布道式的“大宣讲”、喊祝习近平身体健康的口号，等等。新疆民众被动员起来攻击隐藏在人民中间的“敌人”，也就是所谓的“三股势力”和“两面派”。

政法委在新疆成为“党的刀把子”泄漏的警方记录揭示了新疆政法委如何利用其庞大系统，即“一体化联合作战平台”（IJOP）来识别微线索，比如维吾尔人接到海外电话或接待了意外访客。

报告称，许多维族人在被IJOP标记后变成了嫌疑人。IJOP是一个“系统的系统”：官员们通过该平台进行沟通，并将数百万个调查分配给下级跟进。

ASPI揭示，IJOP是由新疆政法委下、再教育运动的产物“反恐维稳指挥部”掌控。“反恐维稳指挥部”是政法委在2016年成立的一个强大机构，以远程监控该地区庞大的拘留营。2017年，前新疆政法委负责人朱海仑签署了再教育营手册，被认为是严格战略的蓝图。

报告指出，政法委接受共产党的领导。政法系统对新疆的大规模拘留负直接责任。

政法委在毛泽东时代建立，在大跃进和文化大革命中发挥了重要作用。在习近平的反腐斗争中，周永康于2013年落马后，政法委的影响力有所削弱。但近年来政法委在新疆的预算和职能不断增加。在新疆运动中，政法委控制了先进监控技术。

尽管美联社最近一份报告记录了中共在新疆镇压的可见迹象，如铁丝网围栏、装甲军车和安全摄像机塔有所减少，然而，包括政法委操作的复杂技术可能意味着，中共不再需要公开的控制系统。此外，中共在该地区的正式监狱一直在扩大。

责任编辑：林妍#

journalist: 张婷

countries: 澳洲 中国

taiwan-subdivisions: 永康 和美

title: 报告：中共秘密机构幕后操控新疆监控系统


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慶和館獅陣將在「鬥陣趣．台灣守護祭」演出。（傳藝中心／提供）

〔記者林郁凡／台北報導〕國立傳統藝術中心首度與文化總會合作，以傳統信仰文化打造全新的「鬥陣趣．台灣守護祭」，包括室內祈福儀式、戶外匯演、踩街遊行、快閃演出、創意市集等一系列節目及活動，將於10月23日在台灣戲曲中心登場。傳藝中心期盼以此起步，未來由官方帶動台灣民間傳統文化，發展成媲美日本江戶三大祭的重要慶典，成為台灣獨特的文化品牌，帶動在地與國際觀光風潮。

台灣碩果僅存的竹馬陣將於活動中亮相。（傳藝中心／提供）

主會場台灣戲曲中心戶外廣場自早上11點進行到晚上8點，藝陣大匯演包含北、中、南、東各地十多個閩客陣頭及原住民傳統祭儀歌舞表演團隊，藉由陣頭除煞驅疫、敬天祈福，特別邀請全台唯一的「土庫竹馬陣」，將傳統宮廟文化中最吸睛的藝陣表演，以活潑多元的形式呈現觀眾眼前。

此外，下午1點將有藝陣隊伍從台灣戲曲中心遊行至芝山捷運站，藉踩街活動守護每一戶人家。下午2點半則在室內大表演廳舉行「全民祈福典禮」，進行VR直播，身在海外或不便前來現場的觀眾，可自行佩戴VR眼鏡，透過網路身歷其境地一同參與。詳詢「鬥陣趣．台灣守護祭」活動官網（https://17shouhu.com/）。

journalist: 林郁凡

countries: 台灣 日本

title: 【藝術文化】傳藝台灣守護祭鬥陣踩街 VR直播祈福


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(中央社訊息服務20211019 18:28:46)澳洲瑪拉南戈--(美國商業資訊)--知名釀酒師Dave Powell將成為首位以非同質化代幣(NFT)出售整批年份葡萄酒的葡萄酒商。他正以新品牌Neldner Road在OpenSea拍賣平臺出售其2021年單一葡萄園年份葡萄酒。

此新聞稿包含多媒體內容。完整新聞稿可在以下網址查閱：https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20211018005327/en/

Powell是Torbreck和新近成立公司Powell & Son的創辦人，他表示，以此種方式銷售年份葡萄酒的決定是合理的。

他表示：「我總是喜歡嘗試新事物。當我發現非同質化代幣時，我覺得它很對我的胃口，讓我想到了波爾多如何透過新酒期貨系統出售葡萄酒。與更加『傳統的』非同質化代幣產品一樣，我們的葡萄酒十分稀缺，只有100桶，而且具有獨特性，每個年份的葡萄酒都有所不同，同時它也屬於原始藏品。最古老的個人葡萄酒收藏可追溯至近4,000年前。」

Powell已經舉辦了像Napa Wine Auction那樣的超奢華葡萄酒拍賣活動，並在NFT中融入諸多獨一無二的體驗，例如：

• 與Dave及其同事一起從事一天的年份葡萄酒釀造工作，並共進晚餐

• 桶裝葡萄酒用個人化葡萄酒瓶進行封裝

• 由Neldner Road窖藏的葡萄酒

• 帶有個人化徽章的桶蓋

其中一些桶帶有該桶的全像投影，購買多個NFT或整批年份葡萄酒的買家，還將獲得與Dave的專屬旅行和款待體驗（詳情請點選此處）。

Powell今年將其國際知名的葡萄酒品牌更名為Neldner Road，以彰顯其終身作品的核心——「地域感」。

他表示：「這些葡萄園是全球極其古老的葡萄園之一，比知名的波爾多葡萄園更加古老。在過去100多年中，它們已經形成了豐富、複雜的個性，並反映在每一款葡萄酒中。我花了40年的時間才找到這些葡萄園，與業主合作使其重新散發活力，並釀造出我的職業生涯中最優質的葡萄酒。」

2021年巴羅薩(Barossa)年份葡萄酒是人們記憶中數一數二的佳釀。Powell開玩笑說：「為了這個絕佳的地點和時間，我等了40多年。能夠從巴羅薩極為出眾的葡萄園獲得極其優質的葡萄，讓我感到異常慶幸。催生這款年份葡萄酒的氣候條件不會重現，我認為這些葡萄酒可能是我釀造的最佳葡萄酒。」

原文版本可在businesswire.com上查閱：https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20211018005327/en/

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如欲瞭解更多資訊或採訪Dave Powell，請聯絡：

Kristin Westlake | kwestlake@thecontinuumpartners.com | +61 416 219 358

「提醒您：飲酒過量有礙健康。」

journalist: 中央社訊息平台

countries: 美國 澳洲

title: Dave Powell的「世紀年份葡萄酒」將以非同質化代幣形式出售 | 中央社訊息平台


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港股美國預託證券(ADR)造好。

阿里巴巴ADR比本港昨日收市價急升逾4%，以港元計，折合報172元。

騰訊ADR升逾2%，折合報509.9元。

滙控、港交所、友邦、平保及小米ADR，亦升近1%或以上。

title: 港股美國預託證券造好　阿里巴巴升逾4%


content_text: Blueair's most advanced air purifier to date, HealthProtect™, is now available in Singapore at major retailers, offline and online.HealthProtect™ 7400-series air purifiers remove 99.99%1 of live airborne SARS-CoV-2 virus in controlled biosafety level 3 lab testing. The test was conducted by MRI Global, an independent US non-profit research organization, in a 13ft³ (0.37m³) chamber on live aerosolized SARS-CoV-2 virus. Blueair's HealthProtect™ first major brand air purifier tested to remove live SARS-CoV-2 Virus from the airi.Combination of most advanced air purification technologies on market.Eradicates bacteria and viruses even on stand-by mode.Prevents microbial growth thanks to unique GermShield™ technology. SINGAPORE - Media OutReach - 20 October 2021 - Swedish air purification expert Blueair has launched HealthProtect™, its most advanced air purifier ever, in Singapore. Combining three new revolutionary technologies, the HealthProtect™ air purifier protects against viruses and bacteria even when it is on stand-by. The same technology also been adopted by a world class airport for the health and safety of its staff on the frontlines and travellers. Says Henk D. in 't Hof, CEO, "At Blueair we are proud to be an industry leader in performance testing. Blueair has built its position as a leader within the air purification industry by 25 years of independent third-party testing of all innovations. Today there is no surprise that the COVID-19 pandemic is driving demand for air purifiers, and as such, our commitment to consumers is to deliver honest, factual, results on live SARS-CoV-2 virus that consumers can trust. Air purifiers should be used as an additional measure alongside the national and international guidelines." Superior removal of particles, chemicals and germs – using 55% less energy HealthProtect™ uses HEPASilent Ultra™, Blueair's most advanced filtration technology ever. This technology combines electrostatic and mechanical filtration to kill 99%A of viruses and bacteria, and remove dust, pollen, dander, mold, VOCs, and odors. Compared to traditional "true HEPA" filtration used in most air purifiers, HEPASilent Ultra™ silently delivers 50% moreB clean air and uses 55% less energyC. Eradicates viruses and bacteria – even on standby Even when the HealthProtect™ air purifier is on standby, the GermShield™ technology proactively monitors the room and automatically activates when conditions are optimal for germ growth. GermShield™ uses a low air draft to ensure no new growth of germs, and plasma charging to killD existing viruses and bacteria on both the filters and interior surfaces. MoreB clean air to every corner of the room Unlike other air purifiers that only push clean air to a small part of the room, the (patent-pending) SpiralAir™ outlets are uniquely engineered to deliver 360°, omni-directional, airflow quickly circulating moreB clean air to every corner of the room (based on recommended room size and AHAM standard of five Air Changes per Hour). Smart features for a clean, connected home Using geofencing technology, HealthProtect™ goes into standby mode when you leave the house and turns back on as you approach home, ensuring clean air when you arrive. Smart features like (patent-pending) "Clean air ETA" and real-time pollutant tracking of fine particles (PM1 - 2.5) like smoke, bacteria and viruses and coarse particles (PM10) such as dust, pollen and spores helps you to understand how household activities and cleaning product choices are impacting your air quality. HealthProtect™ is easily voice-controlled by Amazon Alexa and Google Home, or remotely from the Blueair app. Even the filters are smart in HealthProtect™, equipped with a smart RFID chip to accurately monitor filter status. When it's time to replace the filter, the Blueair app will send you an alert and allow you to re-order at the touch of a button. Whisper-silent clean air delivery for a good night's sleep Air purifiers are generally recommended to be placed in the room where most time is spent. This is most often the bedroom. Many air purifiers, however, cannot clean the air without making a lot of noise. The HealthProtect™ uses HEPASilent Ultra™ filtration technology to deliver its powerful filtration performance quieter than a whisper (30 dB) on the lowest setting and a normal conversation (65 dB) on the highest. The smart night-mode will optimise the setting and turn off any disturbing light that could affect a good night's sleep. Designed in Sweden Every component is uniquely engineered in Sweden to provide the highest performance and energy efficiency. Blueair's Swedish heritage is also apparent in the choice of sustainable, high-quality materials and thoughtful design features such as easy to clean pre-filters and hidden wheels. HealthProtect™ is now available in Singapore at Tangs, Takashimaya, Harvey Norman, Best Denki, BHG, Mega Discount Store, Lazada and Shopee. 1 Tested in a 13ft³ chamber only on a Blueair HealthProtect 7400. HealthProtect has not been proven to kill SARS-CoV-2 or reduce or prevent the transmission of COVID-19. i Tested in a 13ft³ chamber only on a Blueair HealthProtect 7400. HealthProtect has not been proven to kill SARS-CoV-2 or reduce or prevent the transmission of COVID-19. A Tested on the filter media. Deactivation of germs within natural flora (excluding viruses) under normal temperature and humidity conditions. Blueair air purifiers have not been tested against Coronavirus, and Blueair does not claim to capture, remove, or kill SARS-CoV-2. B Based on testing of particle Clean Air Delivery Rate (pCADR according to GB/T18801-2015) in HealthProtect™ 7400 model at the same fan speed, compared to using H13 true HEPA filtration in the same unit. C Based on testing of energy consumption (W) and noise levels (dB, according to ISO 3743) in HealthProtect™ air purifier with the same particle Clean Air Delivery Rate (pCADR according to GB/T18801-2015), compared to using H13 true HEPA filter in the same unit. D Deactivation of bacteria (Staphylococcus albus) and virus (MS2 bacteriophage). Blueair air purifiers have not been tested against Coronavirus, and Blueair does not claim to capture, remove, or kill SARS-CoV-2. About Blueair Blueair is a world leading producer of air purification solutions for home and professional use. Founded in Sweden, Blueair delivers innovative, best-in-class, energy efficient products and services sold in over 60 countries around the world. Blueair is part of the Unilever family of brands. October 2021 marks 25 years of Blueair providing clean air for the next generation. Blueair celebrates the fight for freedom to breathe and continue to live by their purpose for the next coming years. www.blueair.com/sg To learn more about Blueair's test conducted by MRI Global visit: www.blueair.com/us/coronavirus.html #Blueair

journalist: By Blueair, Media OutReach

title: Blueair's HealthProtect™ air purifier tested to remove live SARS-CoV-2 Virus from the air, now protecting Singapore


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（2009 © Michelle B. , Kissing Postcard @ Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0.)

一直以來都有「做愛讓肌膚變漂亮」、「自慰可以滋潤皮膚」之類的傳說，一直致力於推廣健康性知識的日本性健康品牌 TENGA，為了要追查流言是否屬實，特別針對日本男女實施「性與肌膚關係」的調查，並請教婦產科醫師池下育子以醫學觀點為大家釋疑。

綜合調查結果發現：近半男女性行為後感受到皮膚狀況提升，且醫師也表示「讓人滿意的性行為」可以帶來好氣色跟肌膚保濕效果，由此可知適度的性生活與肌膚有非常直接的關係。

近半男女性行為後感受到皮膚狀況提升 如同剛擦完化妝水

為了瞭解有多少人實際感受到「性生活」與「肌膚」的關聯性，TENGA 實施了「性與肌膚關係」的調查，訪問了 400 位近半年內有發生性行為或是自慰的日本男女，針對性生活及美容的關聯進行提問。

根據調查發現，TENGA 發現六成（64.5%）的女性在性行為之後感受到肌膚狀態變得更好；男性則有近四成（39.5%）感受到肌膚狀態提升。其中，相較自慰女性在性愛後感受到膚質提升的狀態更加明顯。

journalist: 林冠伶

title: 自慰跟性愛能夠養顏美容？ 婦產科醫師揭密性影響肌膚關鍵三因素 -


content_text: 味千中國公布，截止9月底止的3個月，以人民幣計的同店銷售按年下跌9.3%，快速休閒餐廳業務銷售跌7.9%。

title: 味千中國上季同店銷售按年跌9.3%


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苗栗縣南庄鄉醫療資源匱乏，縣政府結合在地國家衛生研究院「導入5G及智慧科技提升醫療與健康照護計畫」，運用遠傳電信5G 遠距會診平台，病人可以就近在南庄鄉衛生所，接受區域教學醫院頭份市為恭紀念醫院專科醫師診療，不用路途跋涉。

南庄鄉內僅有衛生所及2家診所，鄉民身體不適，常須長途跋涉就醫，縣政府把今年定為苗栗縣遠距醫療元年，縣長徐耀昌、國衛院主任秘書吳秀英、遠傳電信總經理井琪、為恭醫院院長陳振文等人，今天在南庄鄉衛生所啟動5G遠距診療智能照護服務，減少就醫不便，縣議員楊文昌、黎煥強及南庄鄉長羅春蓮等人也到場。

現場示範在衛生所病患、醫師端，經遠端專科醫師、醫院，提供眼科眼底鏡視訊遠距會診服務，後續更結合糖尿病5G遠距衛教照護，由糖尿病衛教員解答日常控糖問題，協助學習血糖監測、用藥等自我照護技能，並透過血糖機量測，即時上傳數據至雲端平台，供病患自我檢視、家人關懷健康狀況，並連結醫院構機的遠距追蹤照護。

陳振文指出，視網膜病變為糖尿病常見合併症，早期症狀不明顯，但眼科在偏鄉是比較少的專業科別，再加上新陳代謝科、家醫科合作，利用遠距與5G速度，全方位診療可以降低合併症危害。

徐耀昌表示，遠距醫療以網路取代馬路，用創新、多元醫療服務照護模式提升糖尿病患者就醫便利性，專科醫師可照顧到更多病患，將來也會在泰安、獅潭等偏鄉啟用視訊遠距會診服務，讓醫療資源普及到各個角落。

people: 徐耀昌 楊文昌

taiwan-subdivisions: 南庄 泰安 獅潭 苗栗縣 頭份

title: 網路代替馬路 區域醫院醫師遠距南庄衛生所看診


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To activate the text-to-speech service, please first agree to the privacy policy below.Debris found along the coast of Yulin County on Oct. 10. Image courtesy of Kuroshio Ocean Education FoundationTaipei, Oct. 19 (CNA) A Taipei-based ocean conservation group urged the government on Tuesday to take swift action and come up with a set of measures to address the deteriorating problem of marine trash.

In a news conference, Kuroshio Ocean Education Foundation CEO Lin Dong-liang (林東良) called on the government to amend laws and offer subsidies for concerned parties as a means of achieving the aim, as more human-created waste is drifting to Taiwan's northeastern coast from the southwestern parts, where the majority of oyster growers are based.

Over the past three years, an increasing amount of abandoned sheds and pieces of polystyrene boards used by farmers to grow oysters has been spotted along Taiwan's northeastern coast as a result of northbound ocean currents, according to Lin.

At the same time, a vast surface of the waters off Taiwan's western coast has been covered with broken pieces of white polystyrene boards or buoys, which Lin called a "terrible sight."

Due to the diverse types of discarded fishing gear being found along the coast of western Taiwan, Lin called for a concerted effort between the central and local authorities to swiftly tackle the marine trash problem on the legal and practical fronts.

According to the Fishery Debris Handbook of West Taiwan compiled by the foundation, over 60 percent of marine trash was produced by oyster growers in Changhua, Yunlin, Chiayi, and Tainan in southwestern Taiwan.

Citing the findings of the handbook, Yen Ning (顏寧), chief executive of the environmental consultancy IndigoWaters, said more dumped oyster-growing gear has been found along the coasts of the four areas in southwestern Taiwan, and the Penghu Islands that lie to the west to Chiayi, while more abandoned fishing gear has been found in the waters off Hsinchu and Miaoli near central Taiwan.

Although recycling facilities for discarded fishing nets have been established along the coastal areas on Taiwan proper, she said there is an urgent need to regulate the use of polystyrene boards and buoys by oyster growers.

It is hoped that a ban on the use of polystyrene boards could be imposed in the coming two or three years and monetary subsidies for oyster growers to shift to buoys made of other materials could be put in place at the same time, she said.

Yen said that encouraging oyster growers to shift to other types of buoys is a lengthy task, and Taiwan lags far behind South Korea, which has spent 10 years to achieve this.

Meanwhile, oyster growers in China and Japan have also switched to buoys made of resistant materials instead of those made of polystyrene to cut pollution from the synthetic plastic, she noted.

Ocean Conservation Administration (OCA) Deputy Director-General Sung Hsin-chen (宋欣真) told CNA that under a marine cleanup project, a fleet of 4,589 ships and 2,953 divers had been formed to help local governments recycle discarded fishing nets and polystyrene items.

The OCA is part of the Ocean Affairs Council, a Cabinet-level agency which oversees maritime issues.

By Sept. 30, a total of 93 metric tons of used fishing nets and rope used to tie oysters as well as 33 metric tons of polystyrene had been recycled under the project, relevant tallies showed.

journalist: Flor Wang and Chang Hsiung-feng

title: Conservation group urges action against marine trash - Focus Taiwan


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路透報導，世界衛生組織（WHO）正在主導一項計畫，希望能以最低每療程10美元價格，採購治療輕症患者的抗病毒藥物，美國藥廠默沙東（Merck & Co）的新冠口服藥molnupiravir可能是WHO希望採購的藥物之一。

路透引述WＨO的「獲取COVID-19工具（ACT）加速計畫」（ACT-A）文件草案指出，WTO至明年9月止的目標為提供窮國約10億劑新冠病毒檢測劑，並採購最多可治療全球各地1.2億名患者的藥物。

ACT-A文件未明確提及molnupiravir，但預期以每療程10美元支付「新的口服抗病毒藥物用於輕度／中度症狀患者」。ACT-A計畫正與默沙東及學名藥廠洽談採購事宜。

相較於美國以每療程700美元採購170萬套molnupiravir療程，WHO尋求的10美元可謂極低廉。哈佛大學研究的顯示，molnupiravir若由學名藥廠生產，每療程可能要花20美元左右，在最適化生產下或許能降到7.7美元。

ACT-A計畫強調，WHO非常希望以相對低廉的價格，擴大供應藥物及篩檢工具。ACT-A計畫發言人說，這份文件只是還在協商的草案。

文件將在20國集團（G20）本月底在羅馬召開峰會前送到全球領袖手中。

ACT-A計畫也要求G20及其他捐贈方於明年9月前再出資228億美元，用於採購並分發疫苗、藥物及篩檢工具給窮國。

title: 新冠口服藥 WHO想低價採買


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(照片來源：仙輩/2021.10.3)從「公館福和橋到景美段」的這一段河濱，距離約2.5公里。由於沿途有高架橋及大樓的關係，剛好可以遮蔽太陽，因此這一段河濱跑道，成為不少跑團週末長距離練跑的的熱門地段，尤其是炎炎夏日晨跑的不二選擇。

第一次踏上河濱版的國手之道一方面因為家住桃園距離太遠，另一方面則是周末練跑多半在傍晚(老實說。就是爬不起來啦)。因此從沒想過要一大早起床，還得開車40分鐘才能抵達福和橋下。跑了八年的路跑，10/3(日)這一天終於來到福和橋下。第一次見到傳說中的《河濱版國手之道》，著實讓自己大開眼界，這都要感謝樂哥的盛情邀約。

另外，這一次的團練有很特別的目的，就是要幫符合波馬(波士頓馬拉松)BQ的蕾蕾老師加油打氣，在出國之前，祝福她在10/11踏上夢想的賽道，完成2020送給自己的50歲生日禮物。因此，一聽到這個消息，說什麼也要爬起來參加。能夠參與蕾蕾老師在馬拉松生涯中很重要的一個里程碑，感到無比榮幸。我期許自己要快快長大，有一天也能夠站在波馬的起跑線上。

第一次體驗這一段河濱，平坦的跑道，只有少部份的路段有陽光曝曬，來回折返大約5公里，沿途也有充足的流動厠所及自動販賣機，而且補給相當方便，果然是練跑的好所在。難怪有這麼多人，尤其是許多馬拉松好手及難得見到的百傑選手在這裡出現。

第一次在福河橋河濱練跑，就愛上了它，立刻收納為跑馬場。如果有機會，你一定要來Run一Run，細細感受一下。

意外驚喜 與舊同事不期而遇

忽然間，聽到有人熱情大聲地呼感我的名字。也太厲害了，戴著口罩和帽子，而且多年沒見，居然還可以一眼就認出我來。和Rong已經14年未見，平常也只有在fb上偶爾交集，能夠在跑道上見到許久未見的老同事，真是開心極了，彷彿時光倒轉，熟悉依舊。

第二次團練 有彩蛋

10/16(六)是一個秋高氣爽的好天氣，我二度來到福和橋參加團練。有了第一次的美好體驗，感覺從桃園開車到河濱的距離已不再那麼遙遠。一早福和橋下就人潮滿滿，跑團的許多伙伴也是第一次解鎖，更有遠從中壢和新竹上來。因為疫情期間難得相聚，大伙一踫面興奮之情全都寫在臉上。

而且，今天團練還有一個特別之處，就是妹子們相約今天一起穿上旗袍裝，好為明年初的《圓山旗袍接力賽》試裝做準備。許多妹子也是第一次來福和橋，我也和許多跑團伙伴第一次見面，終於可以把名字和人給逗在一起了。

只有穿旗袍的妹子才有資格站在第一排。我們在起跑前，先留下這彌足珍貴的畫面，然後準備起跑，陪著旗袍妹子一齊跑。

而我趁機和妹子們的獨照，立馬收到來自四面八方的嚴厲斥責。對不住大家，我已經在寫悔過書了。

起跑。旗袍。一齊跑誰規定跑步一定要穿跑衣？妹子們換上旗袍裝，讓跑步不再只是跑步，增添幾分樂趣。

妹子們穿上旗袍裝，跑在河濱賽道上的風景，美的讓人一定要把手機的記憶體用光光。

妝扮自己同時也裝扮了河濱跑道，而陪著妹子跑的我們這一群男生，感覺像戀愛了。

今天剛好魁哥也有來，這裡也是他假日常來練跑的馬場。有機會跟著他和劉總共跑一段。「好穩的配速！」，這是我跑在兩位強者後面的第一個感想。

和500琴共跑 感染她的熱力

第一次見到彩琴是在上個月（9/18）跑團所舉辦的一次圖騰大團練。那時正好是我們在參加運動筆記所舉辦的《第二屆線上環台挑戰賽》，在群組中對彩琴的印象特別深刻，因為自從三級警戒以來，她只跑過三次，而在活動一開始前三天就因為衝太快而導致舊傷復發。但她為了環台賽及團隊榮譽，仍是一路卯足全身氣力、拚命十足，時時刻刻無不想著如何幫助團隊貢獻里程數。也因為她的精神感染了我們每一個人，團隊很早就形成了不用隊長督促，大伙就會自動自發的氛圍。

(相見歡，滿滿熱力的彩琴)

賽事進入中場，彩琴雙腳許多地方的肌腱接連出現發炎狀況，然而在強烈的自我使命感驅使下，彩琴並沒有乖乖的聽話休息，醫生只能無奈的建議：「你就起跑前先吃一顆消炎止痛藥吧！」她就這樣以一邊跑一邊復健的療程來完成她的目標。

(環台賽本團的妹子雙傑，中為500琴，右為500妙)

很難想像，以她雙腿近乎半殘的情況，最終她為團隊貢獻了500公里(對，你沒聽錯是500公里)，也因此被我們封為《500琴》。猶如她發表在網誌的標題寫著：「痛，並快樂著」~~致，用汗水寫日記的2021年夏天」(註)。我由衷打心底佩服。如今，她的腳傷慢慢在復原中，今天能有機會和彩琴在河濱共跑一段，開心極了，也近距離感受到她強大的氣場。

(500琴對活動的參與熱情百分百)

註:「痛，並快樂著」~~致，用汗水寫日記的2021年夏天

最後團練在台一牛奶大王店結束，雖然沒能參加，但仍能被大伙感染到歡樂的心情。很喜歡這樣的團練方式，不是只有練跑，有時間小聚、小聊一下，更能增進彼此的情誼。

(威志很會ㄟ～妹子團的跑衣也可以當團旗)

下次再來福和橋河濱練跑，就不用再戴口罩了，因為10/17已公佈鬆綁戶外活動的規定。真是太好了，從5月中旬以來的疫情管制，終於可以再回到盡情奔跑、大口呼吸的日子；再回到了歲月靜好的日子！希望戴口罩拍照的情景終將成為過去。

(福和橋下，一個練跑拍照的好地方)

#康手的跑步日常 #康手愛RuN跑#妹子陪跑團

上一篇網誌：《運動二三事》關於運動，其實我想說的是。。。

taiwan-subdivisions: 公館 中壢 新竹 桃園

title: 跑團天地／歲月靜好 福和橋河濱團練記


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范少勳出席LV Savoir Faire工藝展，覺得在家有Party硬箱感覺很不錯。5,750,000元。（Louis Vuitton提供）

〔記者王瀅娟／台中報導〕Louis Vuitton（簡稱LV）首度於台中舉辦Savoir Fairer工藝展，展出硬箱與Objets Nomades家居系列，范少勳應邀看展，透露最近因疫情關係跟媽媽在家種植物，自豪是「綠手指」，對新推出的花園箱最有興趣，「這是LV第一次推出玻璃材質的硬箱，然後上方有通氣孔，植物也會從這裡伸出來，我覺得很有趣。」

LV新推出的花園箱，1,160,000元。（Louis Vuitton提供）

如果要訂做硬箱，范少勳想為自己的工具訂做專用箱，「其實我很喜歡自己動手修東西或做東西，如果有LV的工具箱收納螺絲起子、老虎鉗那些，我會覺得自己更像職人。」Party硬箱也是他感興趣的，「雖然我不喝酒，但是我覺得家裡有這個硬箱的話，朋友來玩氣氛還滿好的。」

LV Savoir Faire工藝展即日起至10月26日於台中市役所展出，共展出近百件硬箱與家居系列單品，其中有多件台灣首度展出作品，同時有工匠現場示範手繪硬箱，展現品牌工藝與核心精神。參觀採預約制。

title: 范少勳自豪綠手指 最想要花園箱


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現今不少人都會購買線上影視串流平台的會員來追劇，對此，就有名熱愛電影的網友貼文詢問「想知道大家使用上覺得哪個平台的片源最廣、電影內容最豐富呢？」

原PO於PTT上以「電影片源最多的平台」為題發文說明，自己最近將搬到沒有電視的新家，所以未來就會非常依賴網路的影音串流平台，然而自身觀影口味卻時常改變，且不喜歡追正熱門的電影，便好奇詢問「想知道大家使用上覺得哪個平台的片源最廣、電影內容最豐富呢？」。

此文一出，便有許多網友分享自己滿意的影劇線上串流平台，「如果只看月租的片，我會推薦有HBO GO的CatchPlay」、「其實有電視的話，要看歐洲或非商業片，超推MOD199」、「我是買F+N，基本上什麼都有了，F時而還會出現電影院沒上映的電影，很不錯」。

其中，最多網友推薦的分別是「friDay」及「myVideo」，並貼心的向原PO分析這兩者的優缺點，「推friDay，但商業大片幾乎都要另外購買，如果你也會看日劇就很推」、「myVideo，但畫質要用電視看才比較好一點」。

references: PTT 網友

title: 除Netflix還有什麼追劇看電影平台？ 內行推「這2家」：每天看


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夏和熙（左起）、胡宇威、「王子」邱勝翊和連晨翔昨參與公益活動，呼籲粉絲一起為流浪動物獻愛心。（記者陳奕全攝）

〔記者蕭方綺／台北報導〕「王子」邱勝翊、連晨翔和胡宇威等人昨出席公益活動，被問到韓星金宣虎暴紅又立刻被前女友爆料為事業逼她墮胎，從暖男瞬間變渣男，今年6月剛跟港星鄧麗欣結束3年感情的王子，坦言自己和前任都保持友好關係，「雖然私下不會聯絡，但被媒體問到，依舊可以大方祝福彼此。」接著問他若踫上女友未婚懷孕，是否也會因為事業要求對方墮胎？他立刻說：「不會。」認為大好前程也沒有一條生命寶貴，他還說：「事業在高峰，是最好公開感情的時刻。」

雖然王子今年才恢復單身，但他看來對於感情並不強求，他說自己目前單身，不玩交友軟體，強調「一定要實體的人與人接觸才行」。

此外，胡宇威與夏和熙曾是《全明星運動會》第一季藍隊成員，是否有拉王子和連晨翔也參與《全明星》，王子坦言第一季有收到過節目邀約，但當時有行程在身，改由弟弟邱宇辰上陣。他和連晨翔曾在中國參與類似的體育綜藝節目，當時他跑步成績優異，但連晨翔在節目中活動太過激烈，曾閃到腰。

title: 王子不玩交友軟體 堅持人與人接觸


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廖志坤基金會獎學金前天開審查會，苗栗縣中港溪頭份市、三灣鄉、南庄鄉95名學子申請，與會各校長委員積極爭取下，23名大學、28名高中職和42名國中生，共93人通過，將於11月擇日頒發共72萬元獎學金。

廖志坤基金會獎學金是為紀念聯合報前中港溪記者廖志坤成立，廖志坤1996年在南庄鄉獅頭山採訪時因公殉職，母親張秋子捐款成立獎學金，讓他遺愛中港溪，25年來發出千萬獎學金，高中、大學及研究所學生可獲1萬元，國中5000元。

基金會每年以孳息發放獎學金，但孳息有限，今年獲光罩科技執行長吳國精、春天診所董事長何麗玲、趨勢民調總經理吳世昌、資深媒體人姚鷺、林榮光、精聯保險頭份總監黃晉珅，及頭份在地熱心人士謝堂德、許淑華、讀者雜誌吳治亞發行人熱情贊助。

基金會董事長苗栗縣長徐耀昌除對捐贈者表示感謝外，特別指出，今年有部分同學雖未完全符合低收入戶資格，但由於在校成績優良，都經學校校長極力爭取，並獲通過，希望學子們珍惜，善用獎學金。

people: 徐耀昌 許淑華

taiwan-subdivisions: 南庄 苗栗縣 頭份 三灣

title: 各界熱情贊助 廖志坤獎學金93人通過


content_text: 中評社北京10月20日電／據央視網評論報道，10月18日，中共中央政治局就推動我國數字經濟健康發展進行第三十四次集體學習。習近平總書記在主持學習時強調，要站在統籌中華民族偉大復興戰略全局和世界百年未有之大變局的高度，統籌國內國際兩個大局、發展安全兩件大事，充分發揮海量數據和豐富應用場景優勢，促進數字技術與實體經濟深度融合，賦能傳統產業轉型升級，催生新產業新業態新模式，不斷做強做優做大我國數字經濟。 習近平總書記深刻洞察數字經濟發展大勢，深刻指出數字經濟在經濟社會發展中的重大意義和深遠影響，為我們積極推動數字經濟發展頂層設計和體制機制建設指明了前進方向，必將為我國經濟高質量發展和構築國際競爭新優勢提供重要支撐。 從實施網絡強國戰略和國家大數據戰略，到打造5G、人工智能、工業互聯網等新基建，再到“十四五”規劃提出“打造數字經濟新優勢”……黨的十八大以來，以習近平同志為核心的黨中央高度重視發展數字經濟，構建了既有頂層設計又有具體舉措的政策體系，形成了數字經濟加速發展的生動圖景，鍛造了經濟增長的新引擎，並在支持抗擊新冠肺炎疫情、統籌經濟社會生產生活方面發揮了重要作用。 當前，百年變局與世紀疫情交織叠加，新一輪科技革命和產業變革加速演進。世界主要經濟體都在搶先布局數字技術、數字經濟，關鍵核心技術領域的競爭日趨激烈，全球競爭格局也在深刻演化。我們既要看到我國在數字化、網絡化、智能化等領域取得的局部優勢，更要清醒認識到在關鍵核心技術上“卡脖子”的風險，以及不同區域、產業和企業間發展不平衡的“數字鴻溝”問題；我們不僅要發揮廣闊市場、海量數據和豐富應用場景的優勢，更要積極參與數字經濟國際合作，主動學習借鑒國際先進經驗，最大限度地用好全球要素資源，助力中國乃至全球經濟高質量發展。

events: 新冠肺炎 疫情

title: 央視快評：不斷做強做優做大我國數字經濟


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哥倫比亞大毒梟艾斯科巴，死後遺留下來的4頭河馬，由於缺乏天敵，繁殖快速，目前已經超過80頭，對當地人的生活和環境造成莫大困擾。哥倫比亞政府近來決定採取絕育手段，將塗有避孕藥的飛鏢射向河馬，不過成效還有待觀察。

河馬無天敵！已繁殖逾80頭 衝擊當地生態哥倫比亞大毒梟艾斯科巴，曾高居全球第7大富豪，生前大手筆建立私人動物園，非法引進世界各地的奇珍異獸，不過他在1993年遭警方擊斃，政府接收了他的私人動物園，不過唯獨裡頭的4頭河馬，因為食量太大，沒有動物園願意收，索性讓他們自生自滅。沒想到河馬在南美洲沒有天敵，愈生愈多，目前已經超過80頭，不但危害到其他原生物種，也造成當地人的困擾。

阻止河馬繁衍 哥倫比亞射「避孕藥飛鏢」生物學家：「河馬很危險，牠們是有地域性的物種，所以牠們會攻擊人。」

模樣溫和的河馬，脾氣卻很暴躁，攻擊性也強，還有村民因此受傷。為了降低河馬對環境的衝擊，哥倫比亞政府決定採取絕育手段。當局將塗有避孕藥的飛鏢射向河馬，宣稱這個方法便宜又安全，不過實際成效還有待觀察。

編撰／林祐任 責任編輯／吳苡榛

journalist: 責任編輯／吳苡榛

title: 河馬繁殖太快危生態 哥倫比亞射「避孕藥飛鏢」


content_text: 中評社北京10月20日電／據外交部官網消息，2021年10月19日，第六屆中非青年大聯歡在北京開幕，中國宋慶齡基金會主席王家瑞、尼日利亞駐華大使吉達線上出席並致辭，中非青年代表、非洲在京青年留學生共100餘人線下出席。外交部部長助理鄧勵向開幕式視頻致辭。 鄧勵在致辭中表示，今年是中國共產黨成立100周年，此次大聯歡活動以“回望中共百年歷程，凝聚青春智慧擔當，共創中非共同發展新篇章”為主題，鼓勵中非青年代表以史為鑒，深入思考民族命運和中非關係未來，在新時期中非關係發展中勇擔歷史使命。 鄧勵指出，青年承載著中非友好的殷切期望，在中非合作中發揮著不可替代的重要作用。中非合作論壇許多舉措都著眼青年。今年底，中非合作論壇新一屆會議將在塞內加爾舉行，中非雙方屆時將推出更多契合形勢發展和各自需要的合作新舉措。中非合作勢頭愈發強勁，廣大中非青年施展才華的舞台將越來越廣闊。 鄧勵強調，當前中非關係面臨新形勢，需要新擔當，呼喚新作為。希望中非青年繼續做好中非團結的守護者，勇做中非合作的開拓者，不斷增進中非人民相互了解和友誼，為中非經濟發展和中非合作提供強大動力。 中非青年大聯歡是中非合作論壇框架下的品牌活動，自2016年起每年舉辦一屆。本屆大聯歡由外交部主辦、中國宋慶齡基金會承辦，中非青年代表將參加青年圓桌會議，參觀中國共產黨歷史展覽館、高科技企業等，考察冬奧場館，聽取中國對外援助等講座。 吳江浩出席印度尼西亞國慶招待會 (2021-10-20 11:43:23) 外交部：對鮑威爾的逝世表示深切哀悼 (2021-10-20 00:25:15) 外交部：民主不是口號 也不是教條 (2021-10-20 00:24:08) 10月19日外交部例行記者會全文 (2021-10-20 00:22:19) 外交部：半島局勢处關鍵期 各方應著眼大局 (2021-10-20 00:21:05) 外交部：美英澳安全夥伴關係是冷戰思維體現 (2021-10-20 00:19:28) 外交部：美英澳所作所為踐踏地區國家權益 (2021-10-15 17:28:28) 神舟十三號明天凌晨發射，趙立堅送出祝願 (2021-10-15 16:18:59) 外交部再談核污水排海：望新政府撤錯誤決定 (2021-10-14 17:52:50) 外交部：堅決反對印訪所謂“阿魯納恰爾邦” (2021-10-14 15:32:00)

countries: 中非 塞內加爾 印度 中國 尼日

title: 鄧勵向第六屆中非青年大聯歡開幕式視頻致辭


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countries: 紐西蘭 台灣

taiwan-subdivisions: 信義 信義區

title: 紅柚翡翠免費喝、爆料三寶冰買一送一！５間手搖飲新品優惠總整理


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行政會議成員葉劉淑儀說，雖然今年投考政務主任及行政主任的人數較去年下跌，但仍算是有很多人競爭職位，形容仍是很多尖子投考。她指出，即使行政主任的成績要求沒有政務主任般高，但仍是要求不錯的成績，她本身的智庫及政黨亦有人去投考。

葉劉淑儀在本台節目《千禧年代》形容，以前做公務員的只求薪高糧準，無提及有使命感，現時既然政府要求宣誓，如果有人不接受也就罷了。

葉劉淑儀說，不接受愛國要求的人不加入政府更好，因為文化改變，公務員不可只是當作薪高糧準的一份工，必須有服務國家服務社會的使命，她又指出，英國人當年只是聘請一班聽話工作而並非領導的人，亦沒有教導愛國。

至於何謂的「政治中立」，葉劉淑儀說，西方民選國家的政治中立是指民選的部長、首相及總理等會轉變，但公務員隊伍就是服從當時的政府，當年港督彭定康亦有要求司長等官員協助推銷政改。

title: 葉劉淑儀指公務員須有服務國家使命　不可只當作一份工