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Ko We-je also spoke today at a cycling forum in Taipei. Ko praised the Taipei’s YouBike bicycle sharing system but said it needs a better cycling environment. He then announced plans to invest NT$4 billion in building bicycle lanes on wide roads. More than 20 representatives from 10 countries were present for the opening of the 2015 Asian Cycling Forum. Mayor Ko announced a new urban plan during his opening speech.Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorMayor Hau Lung-bin’s YouBike policy can be called a success. Besides bicycles, however, we need to build bicycle lanes. When I was director of trauma at National Taiwan University Hospital, I noticed how most accidents involving bicycles were quite serious. Therefore, over the next three years, the Taipei City government will begin to build bicycle lanes on roads that are more than 40 meters wide.One of Hau’s failures was a bicycle lane on Dunhua S. Road that was built then demolished. Ko said further discussion was needed before he could say whether this lane would be rebuilt.Recently, there has also been renewed focus placed on Ko’s style of governance, and its tendency to upset some civil servants. There are reports of resignations, including 20 members of the Parks and Street Lights Office over the past three days. This was Ko’s response:Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorSometimes people leave when work becomes too tiring. Yesterday, I discussed this issue with the head of the Parks and Street Lights Office. We’ll increase staffing by 10 people.Ko said the city will hire more workers if there’s a need. He will not change his style.
- published: 20 Mar 2015
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Taiwan's first random stabbing spree on a subway, in Taipei's MRT system yesterday, shocked the commonly safe and peaceful country.
The 21-year-old attacker, Cheng Jie (鄭捷), university student, randomly stabbed passengers on the subway train on Wednesday afternoon. A fan of violent video games, he enacted a brutal scene in real-life inside a crowded train on the MRT's Banqiao Line (板南線). The four-minute attack led to four dead and 22 injured, with the victims' blood splattered all over the floor of the train.
According to police, the crime was premeditated. The suspect decided to conduct the attack yesterday because he had no classes. He bought two knives, then boarded the MRT, travelling from Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station (國父紀念館站) to Jiangzicui Station (江子翠站). Once the train left Longshan Temple Station (龍山寺站), the stop before Jiangzicui Station, he started stabbing passengers standing nearby. The passengers could only try to escape to other cars in the enclosed running train, while one injured passenger tried to fend off the attacker with his umbrella. It wasn't until minutes later when the train arrived at Jiangzicui Station that the terrified passengers could get out.
The attacker dropped his knife after leaving the train and was soon subdued by other passengers and quickly arrested by police.The suspect asked the police whether he would be sentenced death and kept repeating that he had wanted to do something big since he was little. Who would have thought that it would be something big like this?
Tan Gwa-guang (譚國光), general manager of the Taipei Rapid Transit Corp, said at a press conference last night that the maximum compensation for the victims is NT$4 million, approximately US$132,700. He added that an insurance company will cover medical fees for those injured. According to Taipei Mayor Hao Lung-bin (郝龍斌), 80 special police officers have been dispatched by National Police Agency to assist the Rapid Transit Police Division in maintaining safety on the MRT for the next two weeks. The mayor said he will work with the government of New Taipei City and the National Police Agency to ensure better public safety on subway.
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- published: 22 May 2014
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A conspicuous lack of labeling regulations for olive oil, one of the nation''s most popular cooking oils, has finally forced the Food and Drug Administration into action. It''s looking to an existing international standard to draw up a five-tier grading system, under which manufacturers who falsely label their products as "all-natural" or "first press" could face fines as high as NT$4 million. Taiwan doesn’t have any official standards for labeling olive oil, meaning that local consumers have trouble telling apart the good from the bad on shelves full of bottles labeled "all-natural" or "extra virgin," with prices ranging from NT$160 to NT$780. ConsumerI tend to trust the quality of imported brands more, as they have to pass their own quality control measures. If Taiwan doesn’t implement its own classification system we will continue to buy imported olive oil.The FDA is planning its own classification system based on an existing international five-level gradation scheme, under which only extra virgin olive oil can be labeled as “all natural” or “first press.” Under this scheme, olive oil products which have undergone additional processing such as deacidification or deodorizing will not be labeled as “extra virgin.” Voice of Hsu Chao-kai FDA Food Safety Official In order to implement more transparency in labeling, we’re hoping that labels on imported olive oils can follow this type of classification system. The new olive oil labeling requirements are scheduled to be announced in 2018, with implementation the following year. Under the new system, makers of products with misleading or inaccurate labels may be subject to fines of between NT$40,000 to NT$4 million.
- published: 06 Dec 2016
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2017 is approaching, there are a number of new food and drug regulations about to be implemented. These including special nutritional food for cancer patients which must show warnings in bold on the packaging that they are not suitable for general consumption. Candy with insufficient amounts of cocoa in them cannot be called chocolate, otherwise they will be considered to be marked illegally and the maximum fine will be NT$4 million.
2017年即將來臨，有多項食品藥品新制即將上路！包括給癌症病人吃的特殊營養食品，外包裝上必須用粗體標示警語，不適合一般人食用，另外可可成分不足的糖果、就不能稱為「巧克力」，否則將依標示不實，最高可罰業者400萬元。
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The Taiex hit 10,018 today to set a new 17-year intraday high, before closing at 10,001 on turnover of $96.3 billion Taiwan dollars. One analyst said the breaking of the 10,000-point mark was down to foreign investors snapping up shares of TSMC, as well as financial services and petrochemical companies. The electronics sector led today''s charge, with MediaTek and ASE Group closing up more than 2 percent. Largan Precision finished up one third of a percent, while Hon Hai closed flat. Financial stocks were also up one third of a percent. Foreign investors were behind the surge, buying NT$4 billion Taiwan dollars more in shares than they sold.
- published: 12 May 2017
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Potential pockets of propene in the Kaohsiung disaster zone are raising anxieties for relief workers. Easing their concerns is a tech worker who is using an advanced thermal imaging device to locate remaining leaks. This device shows the gas that escapes when you fill up your automobile tank.This is a thermal imaging device. Chen Jun-hong brought the NT$4 million tool from Taipei to Kaohsiung to assist with disaster relief.Chen Jun-hongTech WorkerSay for example a gas pipeline is damaged during excavation. Using this thermal imaging device, I can immediately locate any leaks.Flame ionization gas leak detectors typically used by the military’s chemical corps can only measure the concentration of a gas. Thermal imaging devices can locate hydrocarbon, alkene and other gas leaks.Chen Jun-hongTech WorkerThe chemical corps can estimate the density of a gas in the air, but they can’t tell you where the leak is coming from.Contributions by people like Chen are helping make relief efforts safer and more efficient.
- published: 05 Aug 2014
- views: 125
And now let''s take a look at some other stories from around Taiwan.Donating with EasyCardsIn addition to riding public transportation and paying for purchases, EasyCards can be used to make small donations, thanks to a new collaboration between EasyCard Corporation and an association advocating for the hundreds of Taiwanese with a rare and fatal genetic disorder affecting the brain. A special machine at the association office lets cardholders donate NT$72 per swipe.Going to Market Taipei’s double-decker tour bus service is partnering with an outside firm to offer a new itinerary focused on touring the capital’s traditional markets. Dongmen, Nanmen, Shidong, and Xihu Markets will all be on the route. And next month, Taipei will offer 120 free tickets for the buses, to raise the service’s profile and increase ridership. Utensil UpgradeJoining in the Taipei City government’s push to phase out disposable and melamine-made utensils, one department store chain has spent nearly NT$4 million to replace the melamine bowls and plates used at its eight branches across Taiwan for stainless steel ones. Some consumers applauded the move.
- published: 19 May 2017
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TSMC reissued a revised annual report today to debunk rumors about Morris Chang''s retirement from the company''s chairmanship. The rumors arose from ambiguous wording in the previous edition which was published at the end of April. Some of the wording was interpreted by the media as Chang''s intention to relinquish his position as the company''s chairman this year. Chang, who turned 86 this year, has denied any formal plans to do so. During the 2013 board of directors meeting, Morris Chang announced that he would step down as the company’s CEO and let Mark Liu and C.C. Wei take up the mantle as co-CEOs, though Chang said he would remain an active chairman. Morris Chang has previously said that he does not plan to seek a successor from outside the company. The company’s finalized annual report, published at the end of April, listed Mark Liu and C.C. Wei as the potential successors to the company’s chairmanship. With succession planning seemingly underway, many had speculated that Morris Chang may be stepping down this year. Voice of Elizabeth SunTSMC Spokeswoman There are no significant differences between the revised version and the previous version of the annual report. We were concerned that the previous version misled the public to think that the successor was already decided. That’s why we came out with a revised version. In order to debunk rumors circulating in the media and placate market worries, TSMC went so far as to revise the ambiguous wording in the annual report and follow up with a reissue. At the end of trading today, TSMC stocks were down NT$4.
- published: 01 Jun 2017
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Morris Chang
Morris Chang (traditional Chinese: 張忠謀; simplified Chinese: 张忠谋; pinyin: Zhāng Zhōngmóu; born July 10, 1931), is the founding Chairman of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (TSMC) in 1987. TSMC pioneered the "dedicated silicon foundry" industry and is the largest silicon foundry in the world. Morris is known as the father of Taiwan's chip industry.
Biography
Chang was born in Ningbo, Zhejiang. When he was younger, he had wanted to become a writer, such as a novelist or journalist. However, his father, an official in the Ningbo county government, persuaded him otherwise. In 1948, as China was in the height of the Chinese Civil War, Chang moved to Hong Kong. The very next year he moved yet again to the United States to attend Harvard University. He transferred to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering from MIT in 1952 and 1953, respectively. After leaving MIT without obtaining a Ph.D., he sought to find a job and was hired by Sylvania Semiconductor, then just known as a small semiconductor division of Sylvania Electric Products, in 1955. Three years after working at Sylvania Semiconductor, he moved onto Texas Instruments in 1958, which was then rapidly rising in its field. After three years at TI, he rose to become the manager of the engineering section of the company. It was then, in 1961, that Texas Instruments decide to invest in him by giving him the opportunity to obtain his Ph.D or Doctorate degree. He received his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University in 1964.
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The programme lasts for 60 seconds as the name suggests, during which time the presenter condenses some of the day's news, sport and entertainment stories into a 60-second bulletin. It only runs from 7pm–12:15am with a bulletin at the top of the hour or after a programme has ended, if more than an hour. Throughout the bulletin, a line gradually crosses the screen which effectively counts down the seconds. There are two sets of pictures running simultaneously for each story. Five stories are featured in every bulletin. 60 Seconds is presented in a style in keeping with the channel. Humour is a feature and some of the scripting often raises a smile. During the 2012 Summer Olympics and 2014 commonwealth games bulletins ran from 7am–12:15am with a round-up of the day's other news stories.
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1:19Typhoon Morakot causes NT$4 2 billion loss in Taiwan - CCTV 081109
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2:16PLASTICIZER VICTIMS COMPENSATION NEARLY NT$4M 20160825 公視晨間新聞
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1:40Taipei mayor announces plans to invest NT$4 billion in bicycle lanes
Taipei mayor announces plans to invest NT$4 billion in bicycle lanesTaipei mayor announces plans to invest NT$4 billion in bicycle lanes
Ko We-je also spoke today at a cycling forum in Taipei. Ko praised the Taipei’s YouBike bicycle sharing system but said it needs a better cycling environment. He then announced plans to invest NT$4 billion in building bicycle lanes on wide roads. More than 20 representatives from 10 countries were present for the opening of the 2015 Asian Cycling Forum. Mayor Ko announced a new urban plan during his opening speech.Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorMayor Hau Lung-bin’s YouBike policy can be called a success. Besides bicycles, however, we need to build bicycle lanes. When I was director of trauma at National Taiwan University Hospital, I noticed how most accidents involving bicycles were quite serious. Therefore, over the next three years, the Taipei City government will begin to build bicycle lanes on roads that are more than 40 meters wide.One of Hau’s failures was a bicycle lane on Dunhua S. Road that was built then demolished. Ko said further discussion was needed before he could say whether this lane would be rebuilt.Recently, there has also been renewed focus placed on Ko’s style of governance, and its tendency to upset some civil servants. There are reports of resignations, including 20 members of the Parks and Street Lights Office over the past three days. This was Ko’s response:Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorSometimes people leave when work becomes too tiring. Yesterday, I discussed this issue with the head of the Parks and Street Lights Office. We’ll increase staffing by 10 people.Ko said the city will hire more workers if there’s a need. He will not change his style. -
2:13Subway knife attack: Taipei metro stabbing kills 4
Subway knife attack: Taipei metro stabbing kills 4Subway knife attack: Taipei metro stabbing kills 4
Full uncensored video at TomoNews.net: http://bit.ly/1ngkZx1 Check out our official website: http://us.tomonews.net/ Check out our Android app: http://goo.gl/PtT6VD Check out our iOS app: http://bit.ly/1gO3z1f ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Taiwan's first random stabbing spree on a subway, in Taipei's MRT system yesterday, shocked the commonly safe and peaceful country. The 21-year-old attacker, Cheng Jie (鄭捷), university student, randomly stabbed passengers on the subway train on Wednesday afternoon. A fan of violent video games, he enacted a brutal scene in real-life inside a crowded train on the MRT's Banqiao Line (板南線). The four-minute attack led to four dead and 22 injured, with the victims' blood splattered all over the floor of the train. According to police, the crime was premeditated. The suspect decided to conduct the attack yesterday because he had no classes. He bought two knives, then boarded the MRT, travelling from Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station (國父紀念館站) to Jiangzicui Station (江子翠站). Once the train left Longshan Temple Station (龍山寺站), the stop before Jiangzicui Station, he started stabbing passengers standing nearby. The passengers could only try to escape to other cars in the enclosed running train, while one injured passenger tried to fend off the attacker with his umbrella. It wasn't until minutes later when the train arrived at Jiangzicui Station that the terrified passengers could get out. The attacker dropped his knife after leaving the train and was soon subdued by other passengers and quickly arrested by police.The suspect asked the police whether he would be sentenced death and kept repeating that he had wanted to do something big since he was little. Who would have thought that it would be something big like this? Tan Gwa-guang (譚國光), general manager of the Taipei Rapid Transit Corp, said at a press conference last night that the maximum compensation for the victims is NT$4 million, approximately US$132,700. He added that an insurance company will cover medical fees for those injured. According to Taipei Mayor Hao Lung-bin (郝龍斌), 80 special police officers have been dispatched by National Police Agency to assist the Rapid Transit Police Division in maintaining safety on the MRT for the next two weeks. The mayor said he will work with the government of New Taipei City and the National Police Agency to ensure better public safety on subway. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Welcome to TomoNews, where we animate the most entertaining news on the internets. Come here for an animated look at viral headlines, US news, celebrity gossip, salacious scandals, dumb criminals and much more! Subscribe now for daily news animations that will knock your socks off. Check out our Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nextmedia.gan Check out our iOS app: https://itunes.apple.com/app/tomonews/id633875353 For news that's fun and never boring, visit our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/TomoNewsUS Subscribe to stay updated on all the top stories: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt-WqkTyKK1_70U4bb4k4lQ?sub_confirmation=1 Stay connected with us here: Facebook http://www.facebook.com/TomoNewsUS Twitter @tomonewsus http://www.twitter.com/TomoNewsUS Google+ http://plus.google.com/+TomoNewsUS/ Instagram @tomonewsus http://instagram.com/tomonewsus -
1:50Food and Drug Administration plans new five-level labeling scheme for olive oil
Food and Drug Administration plans new five-level labeling scheme for olive oilFood and Drug Administration plans new five-level labeling scheme for olive oil
A conspicuous lack of labeling regulations for olive oil, one of the nation''s most popular cooking oils, has finally forced the Food and Drug Administration into action. It''s looking to an existing international standard to draw up a five-tier grading system, under which manufacturers who falsely label their products as "all-natural" or "first press" could face fines as high as NT$4 million. Taiwan doesn’t have any official standards for labeling olive oil, meaning that local consumers have trouble telling apart the good from the bad on shelves full of bottles labeled "all-natural" or "extra virgin," with prices ranging from NT$160 to NT$780. ConsumerI tend to trust the quality of imported brands more, as they have to pass their own quality control measures. If Taiwan doesn’t implement its own classification system we will continue to buy imported olive oil.The FDA is planning its own classification system based on an existing international five-level gradation scheme, under which only extra virgin olive oil can be labeled as “all natural” or “first press.” Under this scheme, olive oil products which have undergone additional processing such as deacidification or deodorizing will not be labeled as “extra virgin.” Voice of Hsu Chao-kai FDA Food Safety Official In order to implement more transparency in labeling, we’re hoping that labels on imported olive oils can follow this type of classification system. The new olive oil labeling requirements are scheduled to be announced in 2018, with implementation the following year. Under the new system, makers of products with misleading or inaccurate labels may be subject to fines of between NT$40,000 to NT$4 million. -
1:56多項食品藥品新制 明年元旦正式上路 New labeling of food and drugs starting Jan2017—宏觀英語新聞
多項食品藥品新制 明年元旦正式上路 New labeling of food and drugs starting Jan2017—宏觀英語新聞多項食品藥品新制 明年元旦正式上路 New labeling of food and drugs starting Jan2017—宏觀英語新聞
►訂閱節目 Subscribe：http://bit.ly/MACTV-NEWS 2017 is approaching, there are a number of new food and drug regulations about to be implemented. These including special nutritional food for cancer patients which must show warnings in bold on the packaging that they are not suitable for general consumption. Candy with insufficient amounts of cocoa in them cannot be called chocolate, otherwise they will be considered to be marked illegally and the maximum fine will be NT$4 million. 2017年即將來臨，有多項食品藥品新制即將上路！包括給癌症病人吃的特殊營養食品，外包裝上必須用粗體標示警語，不適合一般人食用，另外可可成分不足的糖果、就不能稱為「巧克力」，否則將依標示不實，最高可罰業者400萬元。 ➨更多宏觀影片： 《新聞類》 宏觀粵語新聞：http://bit.ly/MACTV-Cantonese-News 宏觀英語新聞：http://bit.ly/MACTV-Inside-Taiwan 台灣一周焦點：http://bit.ly/MACTV-Weekly-News 僑務快遞http://bit.ly/MACTV-News-Express 僑社新聞專區 http://bit.ly/MACTV-Compatriot-News 【美洲America】僑社新聞 http://bit.ly/Compatriot-News-America 【亞洲Asia】僑社新聞http://bit.ly/Compatriot-News-Asia 【歐洲Europe】僑社新聞http://bit.ly/Compatriot-News-Europe 【大洋洲Oceania】僑社新聞http://bit.ly/Compatriot-News-Oceania 【非洲Africa】僑社新聞http://bit.ly/Compatriot-News-Africa 《節目類》 真情旅歷: http://bit.ly/Inside-Travel 文人政事: http://bit.ly/Art-Profile 贏在地球村: http://bit.ly/Win-The-World TAIWAN OUTLOOK : http://bit.ly/Taiwan-Outlook ▌More Information 更多宏觀資訊 ▌宏觀電視官網：http://www.pts.org.tw/macroview/ -
0:47Taiex Breaks 10,000
Taiex Breaks 10,000Taiex Breaks 10,000
The Taiex hit 10,018 today to set a new 17-year intraday high, before closing at 10,001 on turnover of $96.3 billion Taiwan dollars. One analyst said the breaking of the 10,000-point mark was down to foreign investors snapping up shares of TSMC, as well as financial services and petrochemical companies. The electronics sector led today''s charge, with MediaTek and ASE Group closing up more than 2 percent. Largan Precision finished up one third of a percent, while Hon Hai closed flat. Financial stocks were also up one third of a percent. Foreign investors were behind the surge, buying NT$4 billion Taiwan dollars more in shares than they sold. -
1:11Tech worker uses thermal imaging device to search for leaks in Kaohsiung disaster zone
Tech worker uses thermal imaging device to search for leaks in Kaohsiung disaster zoneTech worker uses thermal imaging device to search for leaks in Kaohsiung disaster zone
Potential pockets of propene in the Kaohsiung disaster zone are raising anxieties for relief workers. Easing their concerns is a tech worker who is using an advanced thermal imaging device to locate remaining leaks. This device shows the gas that escapes when you fill up your automobile tank.This is a thermal imaging device. Chen Jun-hong brought the NT$4 million tool from Taipei to Kaohsiung to assist with disaster relief.Chen Jun-hongTech WorkerSay for example a gas pipeline is damaged during excavation. Using this thermal imaging device, I can immediately locate any leaks.Flame ionization gas leak detectors typically used by the military’s chemical corps can only measure the concentration of a gas. Thermal imaging devices can locate hydrocarbon, alkene and other gas leaks.Chen Jun-hongTech WorkerThe chemical corps can estimate the density of a gas in the air, but they can’t tell you where the leak is coming from.Contributions by people like Chen are helping make relief efforts safer and more efficient. -
1:08518 Taiwan News Briefs
518 Taiwan News Briefs518 Taiwan News Briefs
And now let''s take a look at some other stories from around Taiwan.Donating with EasyCardsIn addition to riding public transportation and paying for purchases, EasyCards can be used to make small donations, thanks to a new collaboration between EasyCard Corporation and an association advocating for the hundreds of Taiwanese with a rare and fatal genetic disorder affecting the brain. A special machine at the association office lets cardholders donate NT$72 per swipe.Going to Market Taipei’s double-decker tour bus service is partnering with an outside firm to offer a new itinerary focused on touring the capital’s traditional markets. Dongmen, Nanmen, Shidong, and Xihu Markets will all be on the route. And next month, Taipei will offer 120 free tickets for the buses, to raise the service’s profile and increase ridership. Utensil UpgradeJoining in the Taipei City government’s push to phase out disposable and melamine-made utensils, one department store chain has spent nearly NT$4 million to replace the melamine bowls and plates used at its eight branches across Taiwan for stainless steel ones. Some consumers applauded the move. -
1:55TSMC reissues revised annual report to debunk rumors of Morris Chang’s relinquishment
TSMC reissues revised annual report to debunk rumors of Morris Chang’s relinquishmentTSMC reissues revised annual report to debunk rumors of Morris Chang’s relinquishment
TSMC reissued a revised annual report today to debunk rumors about Morris Chang''s retirement from the company''s chairmanship. The rumors arose from ambiguous wording in the previous edition which was published at the end of April. Some of the wording was interpreted by the media as Chang''s intention to relinquish his position as the company''s chairman this year. Chang, who turned 86 this year, has denied any formal plans to do so. During the 2013 board of directors meeting, Morris Chang announced that he would step down as the company’s CEO and let Mark Liu and C.C. Wei take up the mantle as co-CEOs, though Chang said he would remain an active chairman. Morris Chang has previously said that he does not plan to seek a successor from outside the company. The company’s finalized annual report, published at the end of April, listed Mark Liu and C.C. Wei as the potential successors to the company’s chairmanship. With succession planning seemingly underway, many had speculated that Morris Chang may be stepping down this year. Voice of Elizabeth SunTSMC Spokeswoman There are no significant differences between the revised version and the previous version of the annual report. We were concerned that the previous version misled the public to think that the successor was already decided. That’s why we came out with a revised version. In order to debunk rumors circulating in the media and placate market worries, TSMC went so far as to revise the ambiguous wording in the annual report and follow up with a reissue. At the end of trading today, TSMC stocks were down NT$4. -
3:41Grems. Dimanche (2009)
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4:23Strand on the green Junior School Drumming group.
Strand on the green Junior School Drumming group.Strand on the green Junior School Drumming group.
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4:50Tick Tock - short film by Ien Chi
Tick Tock - short film by Ien ChiTick Tock - short film by Ien Chi
What would you do if you had five minutes to live? Trace a young man's few minutes of trying to fulfill his highest potential. http://www.ienchi.com/ Never have I put in so much effort into a single film. This short film is the result of hundreds of hours of work from many people. It was originally made for Campus MovieFest. It is definitely the most ambitious and biggest scale project I've done thus far. Filmed with a 5d mark ii with 24-70mm lens on a steadicam merlin. We did 36 takes to get the right one. All shot on Oxford College of Emory campus. Morgan Ayres (Emit): http://www.morganayres.net Valee Gallant (Rena): http://www.youtube.com/user/KavaChannel raw unedited footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNt4tCwg50s&feature;=mfu_in_order&list;=UL behind the scenes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaBnUAfLq4M -
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published: 25 Aug 2016 -
Taipei mayor announces plans to invest NT$4 billion in bicycle lanes
Ko We-je also spoke today at a cycling forum in Taipei. Ko praised the Taipei’s YouBike bicycle sharing system but said it needs a better cycling environment. He then announced plans to invest NT$4 billion in building bicycle lanes on wide roads. More than 20 representatives from 10 countries were present for the opening of the 2015 Asian Cycling Forum. Mayor Ko announced a new urban plan during his opening speech.Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorMayor Hau Lung-bin’s YouBike policy can be called a success. Besides bicycles, however, we need to build bicycle lanes. When I was director of trauma at National Taiwan University Hospital, I noticed how most accidents involving bicycles were quite serious. Therefore, over the next three years, the Taipei City government will begin to build bicycle lanes on r...
published: 20 Mar 2015 -
Subway knife attack: Taipei metro stabbing kills 4
Full uncensored video at TomoNews.net: http://bit.ly/1ngkZx1 Check out our official website: http://us.tomonews.net/ Check out our Android app: http://goo.gl/PtT6VD Check out our iOS app: http://bit.ly/1gO3z1f ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Taiwan's first random stabbing spree on a subway, in Taipei's MRT system yesterday, shocked the commonly safe and peaceful country. The 21-year-old attacker, Cheng Jie (鄭捷), university student, randomly stabbed passengers on the subway train on Wednesday afternoon. A fan of violent video games, he enacted a brutal scene in real-life inside a crowded train on the MRT's Banqiao Line (板南線). The four-minute attack led to four dead and 22 injured, with the victims' blood splattered all...
published: 22 May 2014 -
Food and Drug Administration plans new five-level labeling scheme for olive oil
A conspicuous lack of labeling regulations for olive oil, one of the nation''s most popular cooking oils, has finally forced the Food and Drug Administration into action. It''s looking to an existing international standard to draw up a five-tier grading system, under which manufacturers who falsely label their products as "all-natural" or "first press" could face fines as high as NT$4 million. Taiwan doesn’t have any official standards for labeling olive oil, meaning that local consumers have trouble telling apart the good from the bad on shelves full of bottles labeled "all-natural" or "extra virgin," with prices ranging from NT$160 to NT$780. ConsumerI tend to trust the quality of imported brands more, as they have to pass their own quality control measures. If Taiwan doesn’t implement i...
published: 06 Dec 2016 -
多項食品藥品新制 明年元旦正式上路 New labeling of food and drugs starting Jan2017—宏觀英語新聞
►訂閱節目 Subscribe：http://bit.ly/MACTV-NEWS 2017 is approaching, there are a number of new food and drug regulations about to be implemented. These including special nutritional food for cancer patients which must show warnings in bold on the packaging that they are not suitable for general consumption. Candy with insufficient amounts of cocoa in them cannot be called chocolate, otherwise they will be considered to be marked illegally and the maximum fine will be NT$4 million. 2017年即將來臨，有多項食品藥品新制即將上路！包括給癌症病人吃的特殊營養食品，外包裝上必須用粗體標示警語，不適合一般人食用，另外可可成分不足的糖果、就不能稱為「巧克力」，否則將依標示不實，最高可罰業者400萬元。 ➨更多宏觀影片： 《新聞類》 宏觀粵語新聞：http://bit.ly/MACTV-Cantonese-News 宏觀英語新聞：http://bit.ly/MACTV-Inside-Taiwan 台灣一周焦點：http://bit.ly/MACTV-Weekly-News 僑務快遞http://bit.ly/MACTV-News-Express 僑社新聞專區 http://bit.ly/MACTV-Compat...
published: 21 Dec 2016 -
Taiex Breaks 10,000
The Taiex hit 10,018 today to set a new 17-year intraday high, before closing at 10,001 on turnover of $96.3 billion Taiwan dollars. One analyst said the breaking of the 10,000-point mark was down to foreign investors snapping up shares of TSMC, as well as financial services and petrochemical companies. The electronics sector led today''s charge, with MediaTek and ASE Group closing up more than 2 percent. Largan Precision finished up one third of a percent, while Hon Hai closed flat. Financial stocks were also up one third of a percent. Foreign investors were behind the surge, buying NT$4 billion Taiwan dollars more in shares than they sold.
published: 12 May 2017 -
Tech worker uses thermal imaging device to search for leaks in Kaohsiung disaster zone
Potential pockets of propene in the Kaohsiung disaster zone are raising anxieties for relief workers. Easing their concerns is a tech worker who is using an advanced thermal imaging device to locate remaining leaks. This device shows the gas that escapes when you fill up your automobile tank.This is a thermal imaging device. Chen Jun-hong brought the NT$4 million tool from Taipei to Kaohsiung to assist with disaster relief.Chen Jun-hongTech WorkerSay for example a gas pipeline is damaged during excavation. Using this thermal imaging device, I can immediately locate any leaks.Flame ionization gas leak detectors typically used by the military’s chemical corps can only measure the concentration of a gas. Thermal imaging devices can locate hydrocarbon, alkene and other gas leaks.Chen Jun-hongT...
published: 05 Aug 2014 -
518 Taiwan News Briefs
And now let''s take a look at some other stories from around Taiwan.Donating with EasyCardsIn addition to riding public transportation and paying for purchases, EasyCards can be used to make small donations, thanks to a new collaboration between EasyCard Corporation and an association advocating for the hundreds of Taiwanese with a rare and fatal genetic disorder affecting the brain. A special machine at the association office lets cardholders donate NT$72 per swipe.Going to Market Taipei’s double-decker tour bus service is partnering with an outside firm to offer a new itinerary focused on touring the capital’s traditional markets. Dongmen, Nanmen, Shidong, and Xihu Markets will all be on the route. And next month, Taipei will offer 120 free tickets for the buses, to raise the service’s p...
published: 19 May 2017 -
TSMC reissues revised annual report to debunk rumors of Morris Chang’s relinquishment
TSMC reissued a revised annual report today to debunk rumors about Morris Chang''s retirement from the company''s chairmanship. The rumors arose from ambiguous wording in the previous edition which was published at the end of April. Some of the wording was interpreted by the media as Chang''s intention to relinquish his position as the company''s chairman this year. Chang, who turned 86 this year, has denied any formal plans to do so. During the 2013 board of directors meeting, Morris Chang announced that he would step down as the company’s CEO and let Mark Liu and C.C. Wei take up the mantle as co-CEOs, though Chang said he would remain an active chairman. Morris Chang has previously said that he does not plan to seek a successor from outside the company. The company’s finalized annual re...
published: 01 Jun 2017 -
Grems. Dimanche (2009)
Music vidéo. "Dimanche" Grems Prod Nt4 & Jonn 9000 Directed by Tony T. Datis. DOP : Sylvain Séchet Camera Operator : Benjamin Groussin First assistant camera : Jeremy Marnotte SFX Supervisor : Guillaume Chapeleau thanks to Buffalo Corp DeepHop -HK corp 2009©
published: 09 Oct 2009 -
Strand on the green Junior School Drumming group.
Djembe Drummers perform Yankadi Macaru. Audio recorded using rode nt4 into Logic Audio. Shot on Canon 5D mk2 by Chris K Jones.
published: 14 Jun 2010 -
Tick Tock - short film by Ien Chi
What would you do if you had five minutes to live? Trace a young man's few minutes of trying to fulfill his highest potential. http://www.ienchi.com/ Never have I put in so much effort into a single film. This short film is the result of hundreds of hours of work from many people. It was originally made for Campus MovieFest. It is definitely the most ambitious and biggest scale project I've done thus far. Filmed with a 5d mark ii with 24-70mm lens on a steadicam merlin. We did 36 takes to get the right one. All shot on Oxford College of Emory campus. Morgan Ayres (Emit): http://www.morganayres.net Valee Gallant (Rena): http://www.youtube.com/user/KavaChannel raw unedited footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNt4tCwg50s&feature;=mfu_in_order&list;=UL behind the scenes: http://www.youtu...
published: 28 Feb 2011 -
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published: 12 Apr 2011 -
Hayley Savage, Classical Guitarist
Canon UK were kind enough to loan me a pre-production XF305, their new 50Mbs, 1080p camcorder capturing in 4:2:2 colour onto standard CF cards. The camera has a great lens, with no chromatic aberration and a very usable WFM and Vectorscope on the LCD during shooting. This was the first project I shot with it, a very accomplished classical guitarist and composer, Hayley Savage. A kind friend, Phil Ashby has many years of experience directing and shooting and his help during this was invaluable. Thank you Phil! Shot in 1080p 50Mbs, edited in FCP and graded in Colorista. The mic is a stereo Rode NT4 - it gave an amazingly natural rendition of the guitar with virtually no post needed.
published: 19 May 2010 -
4nt3n4 gallery (google wiggle)
published: 04 Dec 2011 -
DJ Troubl Feat Foreign Beggars & Moona [Who's The Fool] Dubstep Rmx
New Single By 2 Times World Champion Dj Troubl Feat Foreign Beggars & Moona + Dubstep RMX + Bonus Track Feat Grems & NT4 Available in 12" Vinyl & Digital Format October 1rst
published: 12 Sep 2009 -
chris moss acid - NS4
a music video for the track NT4 by Chris Moss Acid for more info: www.soundcloud.com/chrismossacid www.facebook.com/chrismossacid www.chrismossacid.bandcamp.com http://chrismossacid.kaen.org
published: 17 Sep 2011 -
60 Seconds on Set: Consolidating Your Audio Gear
Filmmaker, educator and musician Clinton Harn (@clintonharn) hosts "60 Seconds on Set", a new educational series from RØDE Microphones that offers filmmakers and content producers quick tips and tricks for getting the best results when out in the field. In this episode of 60 Seconds On Set, Clinton runs through the various mics he uses to cover interviews, documentaries, music videos, panel discussions and more. By keeping all his audio gear in one Thinktank Logistics Manager, Clinton is ready to cover any application at a moment's notice. Besides the usual shotgun and lapel mics, Clinton carries an NT4 for atmos, NT55 for reverberant indoor spaces, and a pair of NT6s as plant mics for a truly versatile audio kit. Have an idea for an episode? Let us know in the comments below, on Facebo...
published: 21 Aug 2013 -
k@nt! BFF 2009 TOKYO Trailer
fix & skate crew K@NT! Saturday 21 november | 11月21日(土) Program 4
published: 16 Nov 2009
Typhoon Morakot causes NT$4 2 billion loss in Taiwan - CCTV 081109
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PLASTICIZER VICTIMS COMPENSATION NEARLY NT$4M 20160825 公視晨間新聞
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Taipei mayor announces plans to invest NT$4 billion in bicycle lanes
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Ko We-je also spoke today at a cycling forum in Taipei. Ko praised the Taipei’s YouBike bicycle sharing system but said it needs a better cycling environment. H...
Ko We-je also spoke today at a cycling forum in Taipei. Ko praised the Taipei’s YouBike bicycle sharing system but said it needs a better cycling environment. He then announced plans to invest NT$4 billion in building bicycle lanes on wide roads. More than 20 representatives from 10 countries were present for the opening of the 2015 Asian Cycling Forum. Mayor Ko announced a new urban plan during his opening speech.Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorMayor Hau Lung-bin’s YouBike policy can be called a success. Besides bicycles, however, we need to build bicycle lanes. When I was director of trauma at National Taiwan University Hospital, I noticed how most accidents involving bicycles were quite serious. Therefore, over the next three years, the Taipei City government will begin to build bicycle lanes on roads that are more than 40 meters wide.One of Hau’s failures was a bicycle lane on Dunhua S. Road that was built then demolished. Ko said further discussion was needed before he could say whether this lane would be rebuilt.Recently, there has also been renewed focus placed on Ko’s style of governance, and its tendency to upset some civil servants. There are reports of resignations, including 20 members of the Parks and Street Lights Office over the past three days. This was Ko’s response:Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorSometimes people leave when work becomes too tiring. Yesterday, I discussed this issue with the head of the Parks and Street Lights Office. We’ll increase staffing by 10 people.Ko said the city will hire more workers if there’s a need. He will not change his style.
https://wn.com/Taipei_Mayor_Announces_Plans_To_Invest_Nt_4_Billion_In_Bicycle_Lanes
Ko We-je also spoke today at a cycling forum in Taipei. Ko praised the Taipei’s YouBike bicycle sharing system but said it needs a better cycling environment. He then announced plans to invest NT$4 billion in building bicycle lanes on wide roads. More than 20 representatives from 10 countries were present for the opening of the 2015 Asian Cycling Forum. Mayor Ko announced a new urban plan during his opening speech.Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorMayor Hau Lung-bin’s YouBike policy can be called a success. Besides bicycles, however, we need to build bicycle lanes. When I was director of trauma at National Taiwan University Hospital, I noticed how most accidents involving bicycles were quite serious. Therefore, over the next three years, the Taipei City government will begin to build bicycle lanes on roads that are more than 40 meters wide.One of Hau’s failures was a bicycle lane on Dunhua S. Road that was built then demolished. Ko said further discussion was needed before he could say whether this lane would be rebuilt.Recently, there has also been renewed focus placed on Ko’s style of governance, and its tendency to upset some civil servants. There are reports of resignations, including 20 members of the Parks and Street Lights Office over the past three days. This was Ko’s response:Ko Wen-jeTaipei MayorSometimes people leave when work becomes too tiring. Yesterday, I discussed this issue with the head of the Parks and Street Lights Office. We’ll increase staffing by 10 people.Ko said the city will hire more workers if there’s a need. He will not change his style.
- published: 20 Mar 2015
- views: 85
Subway knife attack: Taipei metro stabbing kills 4
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- Updated: 22 May 2014
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Taiwan's first random stabbing spree on a subway, in Taipei's MRT system yesterday, shocked the commonly safe and peaceful country.
The 21-year-old attacker, Cheng Jie (鄭捷), university student, randomly stabbed passengers on the subway train on Wednesday afternoon. A fan of violent video games, he enacted a brutal scene in real-life inside a crowded train on the MRT's Banqiao Line (板南線). The four-minute attack led to four dead and 22 injured, with the victims' blood splattered all over the floor of the train.
According to police, the crime was premeditated. The suspect decided to conduct the attack yesterday because he had no classes. He bought two knives, then boarded the MRT, travelling from Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station (國父紀念館站) to Jiangzicui Station (江子翠站). Once the train left Longshan Temple Station (龍山寺站), the stop before Jiangzicui Station, he started stabbing passengers standing nearby. The passengers could only try to escape to other cars in the enclosed running train, while one injured passenger tried to fend off the attacker with his umbrella. It wasn't until minutes later when the train arrived at Jiangzicui Station that the terrified passengers could get out.
The attacker dropped his knife after leaving the train and was soon subdued by other passengers and quickly arrested by police.The suspect asked the police whether he would be sentenced death and kept repeating that he had wanted to do something big since he was little. Who would have thought that it would be something big like this?
Tan Gwa-guang (譚國光), general manager of the Taipei Rapid Transit Corp, said at a press conference last night that the maximum compensation for the victims is NT$4 million, approximately US$132,700. He added that an insurance company will cover medical fees for those injured. According to Taipei Mayor Hao Lung-bin (郝龍斌), 80 special police officers have been dispatched by National Police Agency to assist the Rapid Transit Police Division in maintaining safety on the MRT for the next two weeks. The mayor said he will work with the government of New Taipei City and the National Police Agency to ensure better public safety on subway.
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Taiwan's first random stabbing spree on a subway, in Taipei's MRT system yesterday, shocked the commonly safe and peaceful country.
The 21-year-old attacker, Cheng Jie (鄭捷), university student, randomly stabbed passengers on the subway train on Wednesday afternoon. A fan of violent video games, he enacted a brutal scene in real-life inside a crowded train on the MRT's Banqiao Line (板南線). The four-minute attack led to four dead and 22 injured, with the victims' blood splattered all over the floor of the train.
According to police, the crime was premeditated. The suspect decided to conduct the attack yesterday because he had no classes. He bought two knives, then boarded the MRT, travelling from Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station (國父紀念館站) to Jiangzicui Station (江子翠站). Once the train left Longshan Temple Station (龍山寺站), the stop before Jiangzicui Station, he started stabbing passengers standing nearby. The passengers could only try to escape to other cars in the enclosed running train, while one injured passenger tried to fend off the attacker with his umbrella. It wasn't until minutes later when the train arrived at Jiangzicui Station that the terrified passengers could get out.
The attacker dropped his knife after leaving the train and was soon subdued by other passengers and quickly arrested by police.The suspect asked the police whether he would be sentenced death and kept repeating that he had wanted to do something big since he was little. Who would have thought that it would be something big like this?
Tan Gwa-guang (譚國光), general manager of the Taipei Rapid Transit Corp, said at a press conference last night that the maximum compensation for the victims is NT$4 million, approximately US$132,700. He added that an insurance company will cover medical fees for those injured. According to Taipei Mayor Hao Lung-bin (郝龍斌), 80 special police officers have been dispatched by National Police Agency to assist the Rapid Transit Police Division in maintaining safety on the MRT for the next two weeks. The mayor said he will work with the government of New Taipei City and the National Police Agency to ensure better public safety on subway.
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- published: 22 May 2014
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Food and Drug Administration plans new five-level labeling scheme for olive oil
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A conspicuous lack of labeling regulations for olive oil, one of the nation''s most popular cooking oils, has finally forced the Food and Drug Administration in...
A conspicuous lack of labeling regulations for olive oil, one of the nation''s most popular cooking oils, has finally forced the Food and Drug Administration into action. It''s looking to an existing international standard to draw up a five-tier grading system, under which manufacturers who falsely label their products as "all-natural" or "first press" could face fines as high as NT$4 million. Taiwan doesn’t have any official standards for labeling olive oil, meaning that local consumers have trouble telling apart the good from the bad on shelves full of bottles labeled "all-natural" or "extra virgin," with prices ranging from NT$160 to NT$780. ConsumerI tend to trust the quality of imported brands more, as they have to pass their own quality control measures. If Taiwan doesn’t implement its own classification system we will continue to buy imported olive oil.The FDA is planning its own classification system based on an existing international five-level gradation scheme, under which only extra virgin olive oil can be labeled as “all natural” or “first press.” Under this scheme, olive oil products which have undergone additional processing such as deacidification or deodorizing will not be labeled as “extra virgin.” Voice of Hsu Chao-kai FDA Food Safety Official In order to implement more transparency in labeling, we’re hoping that labels on imported olive oils can follow this type of classification system. The new olive oil labeling requirements are scheduled to be announced in 2018, with implementation the following year. Under the new system, makers of products with misleading or inaccurate labels may be subject to fines of between NT$40,000 to NT$4 million.
https://wn.com/Food_And_Drug_Administration_Plans_New_Five_Level_Labeling_Scheme_For_Olive_Oil
A conspicuous lack of labeling regulations for olive oil, one of the nation''s most popular cooking oils, has finally forced the Food and Drug Administration into action. It''s looking to an existing international standard to draw up a five-tier grading system, under which manufacturers who falsely label their products as "all-natural" or "first press" could face fines as high as NT$4 million. Taiwan doesn’t have any official standards for labeling olive oil, meaning that local consumers have trouble telling apart the good from the bad on shelves full of bottles labeled "all-natural" or "extra virgin," with prices ranging from NT$160 to NT$780. ConsumerI tend to trust the quality of imported brands more, as they have to pass their own quality control measures. If Taiwan doesn’t implement its own classification system we will continue to buy imported olive oil.The FDA is planning its own classification system based on an existing international five-level gradation scheme, under which only extra virgin olive oil can be labeled as “all natural” or “first press.” Under this scheme, olive oil products which have undergone additional processing such as deacidification or deodorizing will not be labeled as “extra virgin.” Voice of Hsu Chao-kai FDA Food Safety Official In order to implement more transparency in labeling, we’re hoping that labels on imported olive oils can follow this type of classification system. The new olive oil labeling requirements are scheduled to be announced in 2018, with implementation the following year. Under the new system, makers of products with misleading or inaccurate labels may be subject to fines of between NT$40,000 to NT$4 million.
- published: 06 Dec 2016
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多項食品藥品新制 明年元旦正式上路 New labeling of food and drugs starting Jan2017—宏觀英語新聞
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- Updated: 21 Dec 2016
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2017 is approaching, there are a number of new food and drug regulations about to be implemented. These including spe...
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2017 is approaching, there are a number of new food and drug regulations about to be implemented. These including special nutritional food for cancer patients which must show warnings in bold on the packaging that they are not suitable for general consumption. Candy with insufficient amounts of cocoa in them cannot be called chocolate, otherwise they will be considered to be marked illegally and the maximum fine will be NT$4 million.
2017年即將來臨，有多項食品藥品新制即將上路！包括給癌症病人吃的特殊營養食品，外包裝上必須用粗體標示警語，不適合一般人食用，另外可可成分不足的糖果、就不能稱為「巧克力」，否則將依標示不實，最高可罰業者400萬元。
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2017 is approaching, there are a number of new food and drug regulations about to be implemented. These including special nutritional food for cancer patients which must show warnings in bold on the packaging that they are not suitable for general consumption. Candy with insufficient amounts of cocoa in them cannot be called chocolate, otherwise they will be considered to be marked illegally and the maximum fine will be NT$4 million.
2017年即將來臨，有多項食品藥品新制即將上路！包括給癌症病人吃的特殊營養食品，外包裝上必須用粗體標示警語，不適合一般人食用，另外可可成分不足的糖果、就不能稱為「巧克力」，否則將依標示不實，最高可罰業者400萬元。
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- published: 21 Dec 2016
- views: 49
Taiex Breaks 10,000
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- Duration: 0:47
- Updated: 12 May 2017
- views: 81
The Taiex hit 10,018 today to set a new 17-year intraday high, before closing at 10,001 on turnover of $96.3 billion Taiwan dollars. One analyst said the breaki...
The Taiex hit 10,018 today to set a new 17-year intraday high, before closing at 10,001 on turnover of $96.3 billion Taiwan dollars. One analyst said the breaking of the 10,000-point mark was down to foreign investors snapping up shares of TSMC, as well as financial services and petrochemical companies. The electronics sector led today''s charge, with MediaTek and ASE Group closing up more than 2 percent. Largan Precision finished up one third of a percent, while Hon Hai closed flat. Financial stocks were also up one third of a percent. Foreign investors were behind the surge, buying NT$4 billion Taiwan dollars more in shares than they sold.
https://wn.com/Taiex_Breaks_10,000
The Taiex hit 10,018 today to set a new 17-year intraday high, before closing at 10,001 on turnover of $96.3 billion Taiwan dollars. One analyst said the breaking of the 10,000-point mark was down to foreign investors snapping up shares of TSMC, as well as financial services and petrochemical companies. The electronics sector led today''s charge, with MediaTek and ASE Group closing up more than 2 percent. Largan Precision finished up one third of a percent, while Hon Hai closed flat. Financial stocks were also up one third of a percent. Foreign investors were behind the surge, buying NT$4 billion Taiwan dollars more in shares than they sold.
- published: 12 May 2017
- views: 81
Tech worker uses thermal imaging device to search for leaks in Kaohsiung disaster zone
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- Duration: 1:11
- Updated: 05 Aug 2014
- views: 125
Potential pockets of propene in the Kaohsiung disaster zone are raising anxieties for relief workers. Easing their concerns is a tech worker who is using an adv...
Potential pockets of propene in the Kaohsiung disaster zone are raising anxieties for relief workers. Easing their concerns is a tech worker who is using an advanced thermal imaging device to locate remaining leaks. This device shows the gas that escapes when you fill up your automobile tank.This is a thermal imaging device. Chen Jun-hong brought the NT$4 million tool from Taipei to Kaohsiung to assist with disaster relief.Chen Jun-hongTech WorkerSay for example a gas pipeline is damaged during excavation. Using this thermal imaging device, I can immediately locate any leaks.Flame ionization gas leak detectors typically used by the military’s chemical corps can only measure the concentration of a gas. Thermal imaging devices can locate hydrocarbon, alkene and other gas leaks.Chen Jun-hongTech WorkerThe chemical corps can estimate the density of a gas in the air, but they can’t tell you where the leak is coming from.Contributions by people like Chen are helping make relief efforts safer and more efficient.
https://wn.com/Tech_Worker_Uses_Thermal_Imaging_Device_To_Search_For_Leaks_In_Kaohsiung_Disaster_Zone
Potential pockets of propene in the Kaohsiung disaster zone are raising anxieties for relief workers. Easing their concerns is a tech worker who is using an advanced thermal imaging device to locate remaining leaks. This device shows the gas that escapes when you fill up your automobile tank.This is a thermal imaging device. Chen Jun-hong brought the NT$4 million tool from Taipei to Kaohsiung to assist with disaster relief.Chen Jun-hongTech WorkerSay for example a gas pipeline is damaged during excavation. Using this thermal imaging device, I can immediately locate any leaks.Flame ionization gas leak detectors typically used by the military’s chemical corps can only measure the concentration of a gas. Thermal imaging devices can locate hydrocarbon, alkene and other gas leaks.Chen Jun-hongTech WorkerThe chemical corps can estimate the density of a gas in the air, but they can’t tell you where the leak is coming from.Contributions by people like Chen are helping make relief efforts safer and more efficient.
- published: 05 Aug 2014
- views: 125
518 Taiwan News Briefs
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- Duration: 1:08
- Updated: 19 May 2017
- views: 73
And now let''s take a look at some other stories from around Taiwan.Donating with EasyCardsIn addition to riding public transportation and paying for purchases,...
And now let''s take a look at some other stories from around Taiwan.Donating with EasyCardsIn addition to riding public transportation and paying for purchases, EasyCards can be used to make small donations, thanks to a new collaboration between EasyCard Corporation and an association advocating for the hundreds of Taiwanese with a rare and fatal genetic disorder affecting the brain. A special machine at the association office lets cardholders donate NT$72 per swipe.Going to Market Taipei’s double-decker tour bus service is partnering with an outside firm to offer a new itinerary focused on touring the capital’s traditional markets. Dongmen, Nanmen, Shidong, and Xihu Markets will all be on the route. And next month, Taipei will offer 120 free tickets for the buses, to raise the service’s profile and increase ridership. Utensil UpgradeJoining in the Taipei City government’s push to phase out disposable and melamine-made utensils, one department store chain has spent nearly NT$4 million to replace the melamine bowls and plates used at its eight branches across Taiwan for stainless steel ones. Some consumers applauded the move.
https://wn.com/518_Taiwan_News_Briefs
And now let''s take a look at some other stories from around Taiwan.Donating with EasyCardsIn addition to riding public transportation and paying for purchases, EasyCards can be used to make small donations, thanks to a new collaboration between EasyCard Corporation and an association advocating for the hundreds of Taiwanese with a rare and fatal genetic disorder affecting the brain. A special machine at the association office lets cardholders donate NT$72 per swipe.Going to Market Taipei’s double-decker tour bus service is partnering with an outside firm to offer a new itinerary focused on touring the capital’s traditional markets. Dongmen, Nanmen, Shidong, and Xihu Markets will all be on the route. And next month, Taipei will offer 120 free tickets for the buses, to raise the service’s profile and increase ridership. Utensil UpgradeJoining in the Taipei City government’s push to phase out disposable and melamine-made utensils, one department store chain has spent nearly NT$4 million to replace the melamine bowls and plates used at its eight branches across Taiwan for stainless steel ones. Some consumers applauded the move.
- published: 19 May 2017
- views: 73
TSMC reissues revised annual report to debunk rumors of Morris Chang’s relinquishment
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- Duration: 1:55
- Updated: 01 Jun 2017
- views: 101
TSMC reissued a revised annual report today to debunk rumors about Morris Chang''s retirement from the company''s chairmanship. The rumors arose from ambiguous ...
TSMC reissued a revised annual report today to debunk rumors about Morris Chang''s retirement from the company''s chairmanship. The rumors arose from ambiguous wording in the previous edition which was published at the end of April. Some of the wording was interpreted by the media as Chang''s intention to relinquish his position as the company''s chairman this year. Chang, who turned 86 this year, has denied any formal plans to do so. During the 2013 board of directors meeting, Morris Chang announced that he would step down as the company’s CEO and let Mark Liu and C.C. Wei take up the mantle as co-CEOs, though Chang said he would remain an active chairman. Morris Chang has previously said that he does not plan to seek a successor from outside the company. The company’s finalized annual report, published at the end of April, listed Mark Liu and C.C. Wei as the potential successors to the company’s chairmanship. With succession planning seemingly underway, many had speculated that Morris Chang may be stepping down this year. Voice of Elizabeth SunTSMC Spokeswoman There are no significant differences between the revised version and the previous version of the annual report. We were concerned that the previous version misled the public to think that the successor was already decided. That’s why we came out with a revised version. In order to debunk rumors circulating in the media and placate market worries, TSMC went so far as to revise the ambiguous wording in the annual report and follow up with a reissue. At the end of trading today, TSMC stocks were down NT$4.
https://wn.com/Tsmc_Reissues_Revised_Annual_Report_To_Debunk_Rumors_Of_Morris_Chang’S_Relinquishment
TSMC reissued a revised annual report today to debunk rumors about Morris Chang''s retirement from the company''s chairmanship. The rumors arose from ambiguous wording in the previous edition which was published at the end of April. Some of the wording was interpreted by the media as Chang''s intention to relinquish his position as the company''s chairman this year. Chang, who turned 86 this year, has denied any formal plans to do so. During the 2013 board of directors meeting, Morris Chang announced that he would step down as the company’s CEO and let Mark Liu and C.C. Wei take up the mantle as co-CEOs, though Chang said he would remain an active chairman. Morris Chang has previously said that he does not plan to seek a successor from outside the company. The company’s finalized annual report, published at the end of April, listed Mark Liu and C.C. Wei as the potential successors to the company’s chairmanship. With succession planning seemingly underway, many had speculated that Morris Chang may be stepping down this year. Voice of Elizabeth SunTSMC Spokeswoman There are no significant differences between the revised version and the previous version of the annual report. We were concerned that the previous version misled the public to think that the successor was already decided. That’s why we came out with a revised version. In order to debunk rumors circulating in the media and placate market worries, TSMC went so far as to revise the ambiguous wording in the annual report and follow up with a reissue. At the end of trading today, TSMC stocks were down NT$4.
- published: 01 Jun 2017
- views: 101
Grems. Dimanche (2009)
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- Duration: 3:41
- Updated: 20 Apr 2014
- views: 16703
Music vidéo.
"Dimanche" Grems
Prod Nt4 & Jonn 9000
Directed by Tony T. Datis.
DOP : Sylvain Séchet
Camera Operator : Benjamin Groussin
First assistant cam...
Music vidéo.
"Dimanche" Grems
Prod Nt4 & Jonn 9000
Directed by Tony T. Datis.
DOP : Sylvain Séchet
Camera Operator : Benjamin Groussin
First assistant camera : Jeremy Marnotte
SFX Supervisor : Guillaume Chapeleau
thanks to Buffalo Corp
DeepHop -HK corp 2009©
https://wn.com/Grems._Dimanche_(2009)
Strand on the green Junior School Drumming group.
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- Duration: 4:23
- Updated: 07 Apr 2014
- views: 316
Djembe Drummers perform Yankadi Macaru. Audio recorded using rode nt4 into Logic Audio. Shot on Canon 5D mk2 by Chris K Jones.
Djembe Drummers perform Yankadi Macaru. Audio recorded using rode nt4 into Logic Audio. Shot on Canon 5D mk2 by Chris K Jones.
https://wn.com/Strand_On_The_Green_Junior_School_Drumming_Group.
Djembe Drummers perform Yankadi Macaru. Audio recorded using rode nt4 into Logic Audio. Shot on Canon 5D mk2 by Chris K Jones.
- published: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 316
Tick Tock - short film by Ien Chi
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- Duration: 4:50
- Updated: 20 Apr 2014
- views: 7808
What would you do if you had five minutes to live? Trace a young man's few minutes of trying to fulfill his highest potential.
http://www.ienchi.com/
Never ha...
What would you do if you had five minutes to live? Trace a young man's few minutes of trying to fulfill his highest potential.
http://www.ienchi.com/
Never have I put in so much effort into a single film. This short film is the result of hundreds of hours of work from many people. It was originally made for Campus MovieFest. It is definitely the most ambitious and biggest scale project I've done thus far.
Filmed with a 5d mark ii with 24-70mm lens on a steadicam merlin. We did 36 takes to get the right one. All shot on Oxford College of Emory campus.
Morgan Ayres (Emit): http://www.morganayres.net
Valee Gallant (Rena): http://www.youtube.com/user/KavaChannel
raw unedited footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNt4tCwg50s&feature;=mfu_in_order&list;=UL
behind the scenes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaBnUAfLq4M
https://wn.com/Tick_Tock_Short_Film_By_Ien_Chi
What would you do if you had five minutes to live? Trace a young man's few minutes of trying to fulfill his highest potential.
http://www.ienchi.com/
Never have I put in so much effort into a single film. This short film is the result of hundreds of hours of work from many people. It was originally made for Campus MovieFest. It is definitely the most ambitious and biggest scale project I've done thus far.
Filmed with a 5d mark ii with 24-70mm lens on a steadicam merlin. We did 36 takes to get the right one. All shot on Oxford College of Emory campus.
Morgan Ayres (Emit): http://www.morganayres.net
Valee Gallant (Rena): http://www.youtube.com/user/KavaChannel
raw unedited footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNt4tCwg50s&feature;=mfu_in_order&list;=UL
behind the scenes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaBnUAfLq4M
- published: 28 Feb 2011
- views: 7808
M3NT4L
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- Duration: 0:03
- Updated: 05 Apr 2014
- views: 0
- published: 12 Apr 2011
- views: 0
Hayley Savage, Classical Guitarist
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- Duration: 4:57
- Updated: 20 Apr 2014
- views: 0
Canon UK were kind enough to loan me a pre-production XF305, their new 50Mbs, 1080p camcorder capturing in 4:2:2 colour onto standard CF cards.
The camera has ...
Canon UK were kind enough to loan me a pre-production XF305, their new 50Mbs, 1080p camcorder capturing in 4:2:2 colour onto standard CF cards.
The camera has a great lens, with no chromatic aberration and a very usable WFM and Vectorscope on the LCD during shooting.
This was the first project I shot with it, a very accomplished classical guitarist and composer, Hayley Savage.
A kind friend, Phil Ashby has many years of experience directing and shooting and his help during this was invaluable. Thank you Phil!
Shot in 1080p 50Mbs, edited in FCP and graded in Colorista. The mic is a stereo Rode NT4 - it gave an amazingly natural rendition of the guitar with virtually no post needed.
https://wn.com/Hayley_Savage,_Classical_Guitarist
Canon UK were kind enough to loan me a pre-production XF305, their new 50Mbs, 1080p camcorder capturing in 4:2:2 colour onto standard CF cards.
The camera has a great lens, with no chromatic aberration and a very usable WFM and Vectorscope on the LCD during shooting.
This was the first project I shot with it, a very accomplished classical guitarist and composer, Hayley Savage.
A kind friend, Phil Ashby has many years of experience directing and shooting and his help during this was invaluable. Thank you Phil!
Shot in 1080p 50Mbs, edited in FCP and graded in Colorista. The mic is a stereo Rode NT4 - it gave an amazingly natural rendition of the guitar with virtually no post needed.
- published: 19 May 2010
- views: 0
4nt3n4 gallery (google wiggle)
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- Duration: 0:12
- Updated: 18 Apr 2014
- views: 296
- published: 04 Dec 2011
- views: 296
DJ Troubl Feat Foreign Beggars & Moona [Who's The Fool] Dubstep Rmx
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- Duration: 1:02
- Updated: 07 Apr 2014
- views: 428
New Single By 2 Times World Champion Dj Troubl Feat Foreign Beggars & Moona
+ Dubstep RMX
+ Bonus Track Feat Grems & NT4
Available in 12" Vinyl & Digital Format...
New Single By 2 Times World Champion Dj Troubl Feat Foreign Beggars & Moona
+ Dubstep RMX
+ Bonus Track Feat Grems & NT4
Available in 12" Vinyl & Digital Format October 1rst
https://wn.com/Dj_Troubl_Feat_Foreign_Beggars_Moona_Who's_The_Fool_Dubstep_Rmx
New Single By 2 Times World Champion Dj Troubl Feat Foreign Beggars & Moona
+ Dubstep RMX
+ Bonus Track Feat Grems & NT4
Available in 12" Vinyl & Digital Format October 1rst
- published: 12 Sep 2009
- views: 428
chris moss acid - NS4
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- Duration: 3:18
- Updated: 10 Apr 2014
- views: 80
a music video for the track NT4 by Chris Moss Acid
for more info:
www.soundcloud.com/chrismossacid
www.facebook.com/chrismossacid
www.chrismossacid.bandcamp....
a music video for the track NT4 by Chris Moss Acid
for more info:
www.soundcloud.com/chrismossacid
www.facebook.com/chrismossacid
www.chrismossacid.bandcamp.com
http://chrismossacid.kaen.org
https://wn.com/Chris_Moss_Acid_Ns4
a music video for the track NT4 by Chris Moss Acid
for more info:
www.soundcloud.com/chrismossacid
www.facebook.com/chrismossacid
www.chrismossacid.bandcamp.com
http://chrismossacid.kaen.org
- published: 17 Sep 2011
- views: 80
60 Seconds on Set: Consolidating Your Audio Gear
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- Duration: 2:03
- Updated: 14 Apr 2014
- views: 400
Filmmaker, educator and musician Clinton Harn (@clintonharn) hosts "60 Seconds on Set", a new educational series from RØDE Microphones that offers filmmakers an...
Filmmaker, educator and musician Clinton Harn (@clintonharn) hosts "60 Seconds on Set", a new educational series from RØDE Microphones that offers filmmakers and content producers quick tips and tricks for getting the best results when out in the field.
In this episode of 60 Seconds On Set, Clinton runs through the various mics he uses to cover interviews, documentaries, music videos, panel discussions and more. By keeping all his audio gear in one Thinktank Logistics Manager, Clinton is ready to cover any application at a moment's notice.
Besides the usual shotgun and lapel mics, Clinton carries an NT4 for atmos, NT55 for reverberant indoor spaces, and a pair of NT6s as plant mics for a truly versatile audio kit.
Have an idea for an episode? Let us know in the comments below, on Facebook at facebook.com/rodemicrophones or on Twitter @rodemics.
https://wn.com/60_Seconds_On_Set_Consolidating_Your_Audio_Gear
Filmmaker, educator and musician Clinton Harn (@clintonharn) hosts "60 Seconds on Set", a new educational series from RØDE Microphones that offers filmmakers and content producers quick tips and tricks for getting the best results when out in the field.
In this episode of 60 Seconds On Set, Clinton runs through the various mics he uses to cover interviews, documentaries, music videos, panel discussions and more. By keeping all his audio gear in one Thinktank Logistics Manager, Clinton is ready to cover any application at a moment's notice.
Besides the usual shotgun and lapel mics, Clinton carries an NT4 for atmos, NT55 for reverberant indoor spaces, and a pair of NT6s as plant mics for a truly versatile audio kit.
Have an idea for an episode? Let us know in the comments below, on Facebook at facebook.com/rodemicrophones or on Twitter @rodemics.
- published: 21 Aug 2013
- views: 400
k@nt! BFF 2009 TOKYO Trailer
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- Duration: 1:38
- Updated: 20 Apr 2014
- views: 13569
fix & skate crew K@NT!
Saturday 21 november | 11月21日(土)
Program 4
fix & skate crew K@NT!
Saturday 21 november | 11月21日(土)
Program 4
https://wn.com/K_Nt_Bff_2009_Tokyo_Trailer
fix & skate crew K@NT!
Saturday 21 november | 11月21日(土)
Program 4
- published: 16 Nov 2009
- views: 13569
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An Interview with Morris Chang - Part 1
Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
published: 26 Apr 2007 -
Morris Chang, in conversation with Jen-Hsun Huang
[Recorded Oct 17, 2007] A rare and fascinating conversation with one of the most innovative semiconductor pioneers and esteemed business leaders of our time. Born in Ningbo (Zhejiang province), China, in 1931, Dr. Morris Chang is the founding chairman of the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd. (TSMC), a revolutionary enterprise he founded in 1987. TSMC is a dedicated silicon foundry, an independent factory available to anyone for producing integrated circuits. Using this approach, both entrepreneurs and established semiconductor companies could avoid having to build their own semiconductor factories and focus instead on circuit features and system-level product design as the source of value. From 1958 to 1983, Chang worked at Texas Instruments (TI), rising to group vice ...
published: 15 Nov 2007 -
Morris Chang Interview Part 2
Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
published: 26 Apr 2007 -
GSA Awards - MK Tsai 'Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2015'
Ming-Kai (MK) Tsai, Chairman & CEO of MediaTek, received the GSA's Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2015. This prize from the Global Semiconductor Alliance recognizes individuals for their exceptional contributions, exemplifying how their vision and global leadership have transformed and elevated the entire semiconductor industry. Learn more about MK Tsai and the GSA Awards here: https://www.gsaglobal.org/2015awardsdinner/morris-chang-winner/
published: 13 Jan 2016 -
Morris Chang Interview Part 3
Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
published: 26 Apr 2007 -
Morris Chang Interview Part 4
Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
published: 26 Apr 2007 -
Stanford Engineering Hero Morris Chang talks about growing up in China
Morris Chang created the world's first dedicated silicon foundry, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC. For this and other achievements he has been named a Stanford Engineering Hero. At a celebration co-organized by the Global Semiconductor Alliance, Chang, who holds a Stanford Ph.D., speaks about his youthful experiences in China before, during and after World War II. Read more at bit.ly/changhero.
published: 13 Jun 2014 -
GSA Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2015
GSA conducted several interviews about the Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award and its 2015 winner, Ming-Kai Tsai of MediaTek.
published: 06 Jan 2016 -
FSA/GSA Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2006
Part 2 of 2: Kamran Elahian, Chairman, Global Catalyst Partners The Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award recognizes individuals, such as its namesake, Dr. Morris Chang, for their exceptional contributions to drive the development, innovation, growth and long-term opportunities for the fabless semiconductor industry.
published: 18 Jul 2008 -
Global Semiconductor Industry: A Discussion with Morris Chang
Morris Chang - Chairman, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Sept. 9, 2008
published: 18 Mar 2010
An Interview with Morris Chang - Part 1
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- Duration: 6:45
- Updated: 26 Apr 2007
- views: 2798
Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
https://wn.com/An_Interview_With_Morris_Chang_Part_1
Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
- published: 26 Apr 2007
- views: 2798
Morris Chang, in conversation with Jen-Hsun Huang
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- Duration: 1:31:41
- Updated: 15 Nov 2007
- views: 27530
[Recorded Oct 17, 2007]
A rare and fascinating conversation with one of the most innovative semiconductor pioneers and esteemed business leaders of our time.
...
[Recorded Oct 17, 2007]
A rare and fascinating conversation with one of the most innovative semiconductor pioneers and esteemed business leaders of our time.
Born in Ningbo (Zhejiang province), China, in 1931, Dr. Morris Chang is the founding chairman of the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd. (TSMC), a revolutionary enterprise he founded in 1987.
TSMC is a dedicated silicon foundry, an independent factory available to anyone for producing integrated circuits. Using this approach, both entrepreneurs and established semiconductor companies could avoid having to build their own semiconductor factories and focus instead on circuit features and system-level product design as the source of value.
From 1958 to 1983, Chang worked at Texas Instruments (TI), rising to group vice president for its worldwide semiconductor business. Under Chang's leadership, TI emerged as the world's leading producer of integrated circuits. During his tenure the company also pioneered high-volume production of consumer products including calculators, digital watches, and the popular "Speak & Spell" electronic toy.
In 1983, Chang left TI to become president and chief operating officer at General Instrument Corporation. After a year at General Instrument, Chang was recruited by the Taiwanese government to spearhead that country's industrial research organization, the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI). While there, he focused on issues relating to using technology to advance Taiwan's larger social and economic goals. It was in this capacity that Chang founded TSMC.
In 1998, Chang was named by Business Week magazine as one of the Top 25 Managers of the Year and one of the Stars of Asia. In 2000, he received the IEEE Robert N. Noyce Award for exceptional contributions to the microelectronics industry. In 2005, he won the Nikkei Asia Prize for Regional Growth. On October 16, 2007, Chang will be inducted as a Fellow of the Computer History Museum.
Chang is a Life Member Emeritus of MIT Corporation, a member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering, and serves on the advisory boards of the New York Stock Exchange, Stanford University, and the University of California at Berkeley.
Chang holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in mechanical engineering from M.I.T. (1952, 1953), and a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Stanford University (1964). He also holds honorary doctorates from seven universities.
This talk was with Jen-Hsun Huang, co-founder, president and CEO of NVIDIA Corporation.
Catalog Number: 102702700
Lot Number: X4614.2008
https://wn.com/Morris_Chang,_In_Conversation_With_Jen_Hsun_Huang
[Recorded Oct 17, 2007]
A rare and fascinating conversation with one of the most innovative semiconductor pioneers and esteemed business leaders of our time.
Born in Ningbo (Zhejiang province), China, in 1931, Dr. Morris Chang is the founding chairman of the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd. (TSMC), a revolutionary enterprise he founded in 1987.
TSMC is a dedicated silicon foundry, an independent factory available to anyone for producing integrated circuits. Using this approach, both entrepreneurs and established semiconductor companies could avoid having to build their own semiconductor factories and focus instead on circuit features and system-level product design as the source of value.
From 1958 to 1983, Chang worked at Texas Instruments (TI), rising to group vice president for its worldwide semiconductor business. Under Chang's leadership, TI emerged as the world's leading producer of integrated circuits. During his tenure the company also pioneered high-volume production of consumer products including calculators, digital watches, and the popular "Speak & Spell" electronic toy.
In 1983, Chang left TI to become president and chief operating officer at General Instrument Corporation. After a year at General Instrument, Chang was recruited by the Taiwanese government to spearhead that country's industrial research organization, the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI). While there, he focused on issues relating to using technology to advance Taiwan's larger social and economic goals. It was in this capacity that Chang founded TSMC.
In 1998, Chang was named by Business Week magazine as one of the Top 25 Managers of the Year and one of the Stars of Asia. In 2000, he received the IEEE Robert N. Noyce Award for exceptional contributions to the microelectronics industry. In 2005, he won the Nikkei Asia Prize for Regional Growth. On October 16, 2007, Chang will be inducted as a Fellow of the Computer History Museum.
Chang is a Life Member Emeritus of MIT Corporation, a member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering, and serves on the advisory boards of the New York Stock Exchange, Stanford University, and the University of California at Berkeley.
Chang holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in mechanical engineering from M.I.T. (1952, 1953), and a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Stanford University (1964). He also holds honorary doctorates from seven universities.
This talk was with Jen-Hsun Huang, co-founder, president and CEO of NVIDIA Corporation.
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- published: 15 Nov 2007
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Morris Chang Interview Part 2
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- Duration: 8:36
- Updated: 26 Apr 2007
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Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
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Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
- published: 26 Apr 2007
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GSA Awards - MK Tsai 'Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2015'
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- Duration: 3:10
- Updated: 13 Jan 2016
- views: 1143
Ming-Kai (MK) Tsai, Chairman & CEO of MediaTek, received the GSA's Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2015. This prize from the Global Semiconductor Al...
Ming-Kai (MK) Tsai, Chairman & CEO of MediaTek, received the GSA's Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2015. This prize from the Global Semiconductor Alliance recognizes individuals for their exceptional contributions, exemplifying how their vision and global leadership have transformed and elevated the entire semiconductor industry. Learn more about MK Tsai and the GSA Awards here: https://www.gsaglobal.org/2015awardsdinner/morris-chang-winner/
https://wn.com/Gsa_Awards_Mk_Tsai_'Dr._Morris_Chang_Exemplary_Leadership_Award_2015'
Ming-Kai (MK) Tsai, Chairman & CEO of MediaTek, received the GSA's Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2015. This prize from the Global Semiconductor Alliance recognizes individuals for their exceptional contributions, exemplifying how their vision and global leadership have transformed and elevated the entire semiconductor industry. Learn more about MK Tsai and the GSA Awards here: https://www.gsaglobal.org/2015awardsdinner/morris-chang-winner/
- published: 13 Jan 2016
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Morris Chang Interview Part 3
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:23
- Updated: 26 Apr 2007
- views: 984
Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
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Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
- published: 26 Apr 2007
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Morris Chang Interview Part 4
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:56
- Updated: 26 Apr 2007
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Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
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Brian Fuller, Editor in Cheif of EE Times interviews Morris Chang during the 2007 ISSCC held in San Francisco, CA.
- published: 26 Apr 2007
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Stanford Engineering Hero Morris Chang talks about growing up in China
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- Duration: 3:09
- Updated: 13 Jun 2014
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Morris Chang created the world's first dedicated silicon foundry, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC. For this and other achievements he has be...
Morris Chang created the world's first dedicated silicon foundry, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC. For this and other achievements he has been named a Stanford Engineering Hero. At a celebration co-organized by the Global Semiconductor Alliance, Chang, who holds a Stanford Ph.D., speaks about his youthful experiences in China before, during and after World War II. Read more at bit.ly/changhero.
https://wn.com/Stanford_Engineering_Hero_Morris_Chang_Talks_About_Growing_Up_In_China
Morris Chang created the world's first dedicated silicon foundry, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC. For this and other achievements he has been named a Stanford Engineering Hero. At a celebration co-organized by the Global Semiconductor Alliance, Chang, who holds a Stanford Ph.D., speaks about his youthful experiences in China before, during and after World War II. Read more at bit.ly/changhero.
- published: 13 Jun 2014
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GSA Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2015
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- Duration: 10:28
- Updated: 06 Jan 2016
- views: 110
GSA conducted several interviews about the Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award and its 2015 winner, Ming-Kai Tsai of MediaTek.
GSA conducted several interviews about the Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award and its 2015 winner, Ming-Kai Tsai of MediaTek.
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GSA conducted several interviews about the Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award and its 2015 winner, Ming-Kai Tsai of MediaTek.
- published: 06 Jan 2016
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FSA/GSA Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2006
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- Duration: 9:29
- Updated: 18 Jul 2008
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Part 2 of 2:
Kamran Elahian, Chairman, Global Catalyst Partners
The Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award recognizes individuals, such as its namesa...
Part 2 of 2:
Kamran Elahian, Chairman, Global Catalyst Partners
The Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award recognizes individuals, such as its namesake, Dr. Morris Chang, for their exceptional contributions to drive the development, innovation, growth and long-term opportunities for the fabless semiconductor industry.
https://wn.com/Fsa_Gsa_Dr._Morris_Chang_Exemplary_Leadership_Award_2006
Part 2 of 2:
Kamran Elahian, Chairman, Global Catalyst Partners
The Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award recognizes individuals, such as its namesake, Dr. Morris Chang, for their exceptional contributions to drive the development, innovation, growth and long-term opportunities for the fabless semiconductor industry.
- published: 18 Jul 2008
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Global Semiconductor Industry: A Discussion with Morris Chang
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- Duration: 1:25:22
- Updated: 18 Mar 2010
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Morris Chang - Chairman, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company
Sept. 9, 2008
Morris Chang - Chairman, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company
Sept. 9, 2008
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Morris Chang - Chairman, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company
Sept. 9, 2008
- published: 18 Mar 2010
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Typhoon Morakot causes NT$4 2 billion loss in Taiwan - CCTV 081109
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Typhoon Morakot causes NT$4 2 billion loss in Taiwan - CCTV 081109
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PLASTICIZER VICTIMS COMPENSATION NEARLY NT$4M 20160825 公視晨間新聞
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Taipei mayor announces plans to invest NT$4 billion in bicycle lanes
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Taipei mayor announces plans to invest NT$4 billion in bicycle lanes
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Subway knife attack: Taipei metro stabbing kills 4
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Food and Drug Administration plans new five-level labeling scheme for olive oil
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Food and Drug Administration plans new five-level labeling scheme for olive oil
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Taiex Breaks 10,000
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Tech worker uses thermal imaging device to search for leaks in Kaohsiung disaster zone
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518 Taiwan News Briefs
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TSMC reissues revised annual report to debunk rumors of Morris Chang’s relinquishment
TSMC reissued a revised annual report today to debunk rumors about Morris Chang''s retirem...
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TSMC reissues revised annual report to debunk rumors of Morris Chang’s relinquishment
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Grems. Dimanche (2009)
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Strand on the green Junior School Drumming group.
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Tick Tock - short film by Ien Chi
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An Interview with Morris Chang - Part 1
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Morris Chang, in conversation with Jen-Hsun Huang
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Morris Chang Interview Part 2
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GSA Awards - MK Tsai 'Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2015'
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Morris Chang Interview Part 3
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Stanford Engineering Hero Morris Chang talks about growing up in China
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GSA Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2015
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FSA/GSA Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award 2006
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Global Semiconductor Industry: A Discussion with Morris Chang
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What The Deal Be, Night & Day
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Dante's Girl, Night & Day
What The Deal Be
Hmm, listen
I noticed that you don't act the same
Always leaving home in the evening
It's driving me insane
Baby do you think I'm a fool?
Well I followed you today baby
And what I seen blew me away
I saw you, riding
On the north side with your baby's daddy
You didn't see me, I was low key
Just tell me baby
What the deal be?
I saw you, kicking it
On the north side with your baby's daddy
You didn't see me, I was low key
Just tell me baby
What the deal be?
You always say that he ain't no man
But you, you find a way to see him
Whenever you can, oh yeah
Baby do you think I'm a fool?
Well I followed you today baby, ha
And it blew my mind away
When I saw you...
I saw you, riding
On the north side with your baby's daddy
You didn't see me, I was low key
Just tell me baby
What the deal be?
I saw you, kicking it
On the north side with your baby's daddy
You didn't see me, I was low key
Just tell me baby
What the deal be?
So do you love him?
Or do you love me?
If you love me baby testify about it
Can you do that for me?
Oh so do you want him?
Or do you want me?
Me, me, me, me
Cause if you're down
I'll give you the chance to stay with me
Even though I saw you riding yeah
I saw you, riding
On the north side with your baby's daddy
You didn't see me, I was low key
Just tell me baby
What the deal be?
I saw you, kicking it
On the north side with your baby's daddy
You didn't see me, I was low key
Just tell me baby
What the deal be?
