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Most of us take ATMs for granted, and if you're under 40, you don't know a world without them. But the truth is that ATMs have grown exponentially over the years. The dominant player in the space is Hyosung Americas, and we will be talking with its Chief Operating Officer, Nancy Gail Daniels.

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Hyosung Group, a South Korean conglomerate known for its expertise in electrical transformer manufacturing, is planning to inject an additional investment of US$2 billion into Vietnam this year.

Eskom has officially started operating the first of eight utility-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) projects being introduced as part of Phase 1 of a World Bank-funded programme to add batteries with a combined storage capacity of 199 MW and the ability to discharge 833 MWh of electricity over a minimum of four hours. The project in question is the 20 MW/100 MWh Hex BESS site, which has been built on Eskom's distribution network in Worcester in the Western Cape using batteries supplied by Hyosung, of South Korea. It is the first Phase 1 project to be completed, but Eskom distribution group executive Monde Bala tells Engineering News that the seven other projects are all progressing on schedule, despite some initial delays at some sites. Besides Hex, Phase 1 also comprises the 80 MW/320 MWh Skaapvlei, the 5 MW/30 MWh Graafwater and the 9.5 MW/45 MWh Paleisheuwel sites, also in the Western Cape; the 8 MW/32 MWh Elandskop and 40 MW/160 MWh Pongola projects, in KwaZulu-Natal; the 1.5 MW/6.16 MWh Rietfontein site, in the Northern Cape; and the 35 MW/140 MWh Melkhout site, in the Eastern Cape. Last year, Eskom indicated that Hyosung and Pinggao, of China, had been awarded several of the Phase 1 projects following a competitive tender and indicated that the awards covered projects with a capital cost of some R4.4-billion. Eskom and Hyosung officially opened the Hex BESS site on November 9, indicating that the 100 MWh of energy it could supply daily was equivalent to the consumption of a town the size of Mossel Bay, in the Western Cape, for about five hours. Phase 1 also includes about 2 MW of solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity, which is being coupled to the Rietfontein project, to help ensure there is electricity for the project to store in a context of chronic supply constraints and Bala reports that Eskom distribution will consider further such couplings in future. However, he stresses the division, which is currently being separated from generation and transmission, has capital constraints and that its main investment priority remains that of network maintenance and expansion. It is, thus, considering various alternative funding models for future BESS and/or BESS-plus-renewables deployments, which Bala believes will become increasingly important as more variable renewable electricity is introduced and generation becomes more distributed across the country. The phase 1 and 2 funding arises from a component of the $3.75-billion World Bank loan of 2010 initially earmarked for a concentrated solar project, which was subsequently replaced by BESS. The costs will be recovered by the tariff, with the BESS costs to be included in future revenue applications to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa. PHASE 2 ON HOLD FOR NOW Eskom has also placed Phase 2, through which it aims to introduce a further 144 MW/616 MWh of BESS across four sites, on hold. This, while it clarifies with National Treasury whether BESS projects can be included as part of the capital projects that the distribution business can undertake without breaching the terms of the R254-billion Eskom debt-relief conditions. Bala is optimistic that permission will be granted and indicated an eagerness to press ahead with the projects at the earmarked sites of Witzenburg and Ashton, in the Western Cape, as well as Cuprum and Kiwano, in the Northern Cape. He reports that the sites were selected primarily for the potential to use BESS to defer capital expenditure that would otherwise have been required, but says the division is also alive to the various services that BESS can provide to the grid, including ancillary services, such as frequency regulation, voltage support, and reactive power control. For the Phase 1 projects, including Hex, the BESS will be used to manage peak demand periods (from 05:00 to 09:00 and between 17:00 and 21:00) by discharging stored energy during times of high electricity consumption, and recharging during off-peak periods. This can redu...

Eskom has officially started operating the first of eight utility-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) projects being introduced as part of Phase 1 of a World Bank-funded programme to add batteries with a combined storage capacity of 199 MW and the ability to discharge 833 MWh of electricity over a minimum of four hours. The project in question is the 20 MW/100 MWh Hex BESS site, which has been built on Eskom's distribution network in Worcester in the Western Cape using batteries supplied by Hyosung, of South Korea. It is the first Phase 1 project to be completed, but Eskom distribution group executive Monde Bala tells Engineering News that the seven other projects are all progressing on schedule, despite some initial delays at some sites. Besides Hex, Phase 1 also comprises the 80 MW/320 MWh Skaapvlei, the 5 MW/30 MWh Graafwater and the 9.5 MW/45 MWh Paleisheuwel sites, also in the Western Cape; the 8 MW/32 MWh Elandskop and 40 MW/160 MWh Pongola projects, in KwaZulu-Natal; the 1.5 MW/6.16 MWh Rietfontein site, in the Northern Cape; and the 35 MW/140 MWh Melkhout site, in the Eastern Cape. Last year, Eskom indicated that Hyosung and Pinggao, of China, had been awarded several of the Phase 1 projects following a competitive tender and indicated that the awards covered projects with a capital cost of some R4.4-billion. Eskom and Hyosung officially opened the Hex BESS site on November 9, indicating that the 100 MWh of energy it could supply daily was equivalent to the consumption of a town the size of Mossel Bay, in the Western Cape, for about five hours. Phase 1 also includes about 2 MW of solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity, which is being coupled to the Rietfontein project, to help ensure there is electricity for the project to store in a context of chronic supply constraints and Bala reports that Eskom distribution will consider further such couplings in future. However, he stresses the division, which is currently being separated from generation and transmission, has capital constraints and that its main investment priority remains that of network maintenance and expansion. It is, thus, considering various alternative funding models for future BESS and/or BESS-plus-renewables deployments, which Bala believes will become increasingly important as more variable renewable electricity is introduced and generation becomes more distributed across the country. The phase 1 and 2 funding arises from a component of the $3.75-billion World Bank loan of 2010 initially earmarked for a concentrated solar project, which was subsequently replaced by BESS. The costs will be recovered by the tariff, with the BESS costs to be included in future revenue applications to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa. PHASE 2 ON HOLD FOR NOW Eskom has also placed Phase 2, through which it aims to introduce a further 144 MW/616 MWh of BESS across four sites, on hold. This, while it clarifies with National Treasury whether BESS projects can be included as part of the capital projects that the distribution business can undertake without breaching the terms of the R254-billion Eskom debt-relief conditions. Bala is optimistic that permission will be granted and indicated an eagerness to press ahead with the projects at the earmarked sites of Witzenburg and Ashton, in the Western Cape, as well as Cuprum and Kiwano, in the Northern Cape. He reports that the sites were selected primarily for the potential to use BESS to defer capital expenditure that would otherwise have been required, but says the division is also alive to the various services that BESS can provide to the grid, including ancillary services, such as frequency regulation, voltage support, and reactive power control. For the Phase 1 projects, including Hex, the BESS will be used to manage peak demand periods (from 05:00 to 09:00 and between 17:00 and 21:00) by discharging stored energy during times of high electricity consumption, and recharging during off-peak periods. This can redu...

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Corey Tyree is the co-founder and CEO of Trillium Renewable Chemicals. He raised $16M in financing from venture, strategic, and government sources in the Company's first 18 months. He built an experienced team and secured partnerships with Solvay, Hyosung, HELM, and others. He started his career as a chemical plant operator and went on to serve in various roles in engineering, plant management, and executive leadership. He holds a BS and PhD in Chemical Engineering. https://trilliumchemicals.com/ https://nexuspmg.com/

This week on our motorcycle podcast we talk about a bike that Emma is working on in her shop, a Hyosung Aquila GV650. Hyosung has been around in the US for over 15 years, but it seems they are rarely seen in the wild. These Korean bikes hit the market and then seemed to disappear. So how good or bad are they? Should you buy one? Listen and find out what we conclude about these cheap bikes. Next up Stumpy John presents to us 10 new bikes unveiled at EICMA this year, and we decide if we are excited about them in this game called Stumpy or Chumpy. Craig and Naked Jim give us a ride report from their recent excursion to the Mojave desert, where Craig learns to ride deep sand for the first time. and lastly we read listener emails and answer questions, one of which is too good to answer quickly, so you'll have to listen next week while we have a discussion about life after a big accident. With Liza, Stumpy John, Miss Emma, Kelly, Craig, Naked Jim and Bagel. Get your tickets to our 500th episode live recording at www.eventbrite.com/e/motorcycles-m…ts-442515374397 Thanks to our sponsor www.mimiandmoto.com/ www.motorcyclesandmisfits.com www.patreon.com/motorcyclesandmisfits www.zazzle.com/store/recyclegarage www.youtube.com/channel/UC3wKZSP0J9FBGB79169ciew

Allen & Justin sit down with some of the movers and shakers of the ATM industry to find out about whats new in the world of ATMS, National ATM Council and to catch up in general. We are at NAC 2022, the National ATM Council Conference in Hollywood, Florida. Thank you to Bruce Renard from NAC for setting us up with three great guests for the podcast. Today we will speak with three companies on the cutting edge of FinTech and Payments, and we will discuss products and services coming to a store near you shortly. Technology is the great equalizer! First up is Brian Crumpler, CEO of Pocketbook, a cool app that allows you to get money from an ATM thru an app and is connected to your financial services apps - this is cutting edge and for consumers who are underbanked or unbanked, this is exciting and enables those consumers to get money from an ATM. https://www.pocketbooknetwork.com/ Next up is Bran Nolan, Chief Product and Marketing Officer of Hyosung - this is my favorite ATM equipment company. We use these in many of our locations. We will discuss all the new services they are bringing to the ATM. The future of ATMs - https://hyosungamericas.com/ Our final guest, Brain Haines from PAI - Payment Alliance International. We have known each other for years, and we work with PAI; we talk about the future of ATMs and some of the services coming to the ATM world. Enjoy the podcast and listen to what is coming to a store near you. https://gopai.com/ Carpe diem Allen & Justin Add a comment...

Allen & Justin sit down with some of the movers and shakers of the ATM industry to find out about whats new in the world of ATMS, National ATM Council and to catch up in general. We are at NAC 2022, the National ATM Council Conference in Hollywood, Florida. Thank you to Bruce Renard from NAC for setting us up with three great guests for the podcast. Today we will speak with three companies on the cutting edge of FinTech and Payments, and we will discuss products and services coming to a store near you shortly. Technology is the great equalizer! First up is Brian Crumpler, CEO of Pocketbook, a cool app that allows you to get money from an ATM thru an app and is connected to your financial services apps - this is cutting edge and for consumers who are underbanked or unbanked, this is exciting and enables those consumers to get money from an ATM. https://www.pocketbooknetwork.com/ Next up is Bran Nolan, Chief Product and Marketing Officer of Hyosung - this is my favorite ATM equipment company. We use these in many of our locations. We will discuss all the new services they are bringing to the ATM. The future of ATMs - https://hyosungamericas.com/ Our final guest, Brain Haines from PAI - Payment Alliance International. We have known each other for years, and we work with PAI; we talk about the future of ATMs and some of the services coming to the ATM world. Enjoy the podcast and listen to what is coming to a store near you. https://gopai.com/ Carpe diem Allen & Justin Add a comment...

State-owned electricity utility Eskom has confirmed the award of contracts with a combined value of R4.4-billion to Hyosung Heavy Industries, of South Korea, and the Pinggao Group, of China, for battery energy storage system (BESS) projects that will be delivered across several sites by the end of June next year. The contracts cover the lion's share of the individual projects included as part of Phase 1 of a two-phase roll-out being funded by the World Bank, the African Development Bank, the New Development Bank and the Clean Technology Fund. Phase 1 involves the installation of some 199 MW/833 MWh of BESS capacity across eight Eskom Distribution substation sites in four provinces. It also includes 2 MW of solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity. Eskom will seek to implement both phases, involving 343 MW/1 440 MWh of BESS and 60 MW of solar PV, by December 2024. It has also signalled that the initiative forms part of a larger 500 MW BESS plan, which has been included in the package of interventions unveiled by President Cyril Ramaphosa on July 25 to tackle load-shedding. The projects to be implemented by Hyosung and Pinggao will be used primarily for peak shaving purposes for four hours a day for at least 250 days of the year. However, they will also provide some ancillary services and local network support. It is understood that Pinggao has been awarded contracts for the 80 MW/320 MWh Skaapvlei, 9.5 MW/45 MWh Paleisheuwel and 5 MW/30 MWh Graafwater projects, in the Western Cape, while Hyosung has been awarded the 40 MW/160 MWh Pongola and the 8 MW/32 MWh Elandskop projects, in KwaZulu-Natal, as well as the 20 MW/100 MWh Hex project, in the Western Cape. Hyosung Heavy and Pinggao have been contracted to design, supply and install the BESS systems and to provide operating and maintenance support for five years. The utility has decided to re-tender the 35 MW/140 MWh Melkhout project, in the Eastern Cape, as well as the 1.54 MW/6.16 MWh Rietfontein project in the Northern Cape, which will include 2 MW of solar photovoltaic capacity. Eskom tells Engineering News that the combined value of the contracts placed with Hyosung and Pinggao is R4.4-billion "roughly split in half". The second phase will cost an estimated R6-billion. The utility also did not indicate when it expected to award the Phase 2 contracts, which cover two sites in the Western and Northern Cape provinces apiece and will comprise 144 MW/616 MWh of BESS capacity and 58 MW of solar PV. “Through the BESS project, Eskom aspires to diversify the existing generation energy mix by pursuing a low-carbon future to reduce the impact on the environment,” coal and clean technology GM Velaphi Ntuli says, indicating that energy storage in large quantities will be required to incorporate energy from renewable sources. “The 1 440 MWh distributed BESS with 60 MW solar PV represents a giant leap forward in achieving this aspiration, as it will be one of the largest BESS projects to be developed and implemented in South Africa.” CEO André de Ruyter linked the BESS roll-out to Eskom's ‘Just Energy Transition' strategy and indicated that the utility aimed to support the development of local industry. A preliminary BESS localisation and industrialisation study has been conducted and Eskom will continue to “engage stakeholders to ensure that maximum benefits are derived from all the project sites”.

State-owned electricity utility Eskom has confirmed that it has awarded battery energy storage system (BESS) contracts to two supplies for projects with a combined capacity of 199 MW/833 MWh. CEO André de Ruyter confirmed on Wednesday that the BESS programme, which is being funded through a World Bank loan, will cost R11-billion. The entire programme is for 360 MW/1 440 MWh and is being delivered in two phases. Speaking during a briefing hosted to explain another extension of rotational power cuts, De Ruyter said that Phase 1 contracts had been awarded to Pinggao, of China and Hyosung, of South Korea. Eskom confirmed with Engineering News that Pinggao had been awarded contracts for the 80 MW Skaapvlei, 9.5 MW Paleisheuwel and 5 MW Graafwater projects, in the Western Cape, while Hyosung had been awarded the 40 MW Pongola and the 8 MW Elandskop projects, in KwaZulu-Natal, as well as the 20 MW Hex project, in the Western Cape. Eskom has indicated previously that the BESS projects will perform various roles from peak shaving and demand management to the provision of ancillary services and local network support. De Ruyter said the projects were currently the subject of a licensing adjudication by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa, which had already provided its concurrence to the projects. Eskom is, thus, confident of receiving the licences by mid-September. “We then intend to commence construction following the award of the licences and depending on the package,” De Ruyter said, indicating that some of the packages should begin later this year and be completed by the middle of 2023. He noted that the World Bank had been intimately involved in supervising the project and ensuring proper governance. “We were also very fortunate to secure pricing for the projects prior to significant price escalations that have arisen as a result of a commodity price spike caused by the war in Ukraine, as well as the fact that there is a significant demand now for additional battery storage systems around the world.” Describing the contracts as large and innovative, De Ruyter said that the installation of the systems would help strengthen the transmission and distribution grids in a number of key areas, including the Northern Cape, the Western Cape and also in KwaZulu-Natal. This article and the headline have been updated to include new details about the size of the BESS programme, its phased development and the overall capital expenditure involved.

A nova MOTO Bobber da Hyosung, empresa sul Koreana que deu vida á extinta Kasinski aqui no Brasil, acaba de lançar no mercado asiático a nova Moto Bobber GV300 SA. Não dá pra negar a semelhança da motoca com a anteriormente lançada GV300S, uma moto que parece ter sido substituída pela Nova Moto Bobber GV 300 SA, ou mesmo a GV300 SA irá simplesmente aumentar a família das GVs, que atualmente também conta com a GV 125S.

Nova Aquila GV300S Hyosung. O Brasil foi abandonado pela Kasinski, uma das poucas marcas que se diziam “Nacionais”, ainda no ano de 2014 ou 2015. Entretanto as vezes eu me pego pensando qual seria o efeito dessa grande marca para o mercado nacional se ela ainda estivesse por aqui, comercializando grandes motocas como as Lendárias Mirage 250, Mirage 650 e Aquila 250. Talvez, se este fosse um fato verdadeiro, nós ainda teríamos o prazer de sermos contemplados com motocicletas maravilhosas como é o caso desta Koreanazinha de verdade a Aquila GV 300 S Hyosung.

In Korea wurde der Grundstein für den weltgrößten Wasserstoffverflüssiger gelegt. Dies hat uns veranlasst einen Blick auf diesen Zustand des Wasserstoffs zu werfen und über seine Anwendungsfelder zu reden.

Today’s installment of the show is brought to you by the fifth of the audience that has generously agreed to invest in this program by making a financial contribution, either through a subscription, a Patreon donation or through a one-time Venmo payment. Thanks to all who are letting this business get off the ground. Or put another way, are helping me sustain my leap of faith.*Today, two different sets of numbers lead our newscast. First, there are another 1,261 cases of COVID-19 in Virginia reported this morning, bringing the seven-day average for new cases to 1,324. The seven-day average for positive PCR tests has decreased to 5.7 percent, down from 5.8 percent yesterday. In the Blue Ridge Health District, there are three new cases reported today, and Charlottesville reported no new cases for the first time since August 17. The percent positivity rating for PCR tests has decreased to 2 percent.  The University of Virginia’s COVID-19 tracker lists 26 active cases with 13 of them students. Credit - Virginia Department of Health*Today is election day, and this time around, recently passed legislation combined with the pandemic led to an expansion of flexibility on how people could cast their ballot. Today is the culmination of a historic election period which in Virginia saw the voter registration deadline extended by a court order due to a cut communications cable that shut down the Department of Elections website on the last day to register. Nationwide, 98 million Americans are estimated to have voted early in-person or cast a ballot via mail. According to Albemarle’s Twitter account, 41,418 of that county’s residents voted early with roughly a third of those being ballots were sent by mail. That number is just over half of the county’s total registration of 81,683 people.  As of 9 a.m. this morning, the registrar reported 7,620 in-person ballots on this Election Day. In Louisa County, a total of 11,486 people voted early, including 3,263 mail ballots received as of yesterday. The total registration in Louisa is 27,290. “As of this morning, we have had 4,788 ballots cast in Nelson prior to opening the polls,” said Nelson County registrar Jacqueline Britt. “As of 8:00am, As of 8:00am, we have had 5,599 ballot cast for a 48.1% turnout so far.”*Charlottesville City Council has been briefed on the recent discovery of unmarked graves at Pen Park that are now believed to be those of enslaved individuals dating back to the late 18th and early 19th centuries.  The city hired Rivanna Archaeological Services to use ground penetrating radar to confirm a hunch. “The city acquired Pen Park in the 1970’s,” said Jeff Werner, the city’s historic preservation planner. “Dr. George Gilmer had acquired it in 1786 and gave it that name.”   A family cemetery on the property has several marked graves of Gilmer descendants as well as two other families who bought the property in subsequent years. But Werner and others noticed the possibility of other burial sites with no markings by noticing surface depressions. “The GPR data suggests the likelihood of 43 unmarked and unrecorded graves outside the walls of the three family plots,” Werner said. “The majority of these graves lie outside the Gilmer and Craven sections and we know that both of those families enslaved individuals and the evidence suggests that these graves are those of individuals enslaved at Pen Park.”Werner said he felt the city has a responsibility to memorialize the graves given that it is on city property. Charlottesville Mayor Nikuyah Walker agreed. “We have an obligation here and it’s something that we would want to do right,” Walker said, saying she supported staff’s recommendation to proceed with further study but to be careful not to disturb the graves.“It’s so important to make sure that the families, as many as possible, are aware of what the options are and something they are on board with,” Walker said. Archaeologist Ben Ford said he believed that could be accomplished.“This type of research has been done and there are individuals who I believe would be willing to lend their expertise on how to pursue this type of research, the contacts that need to be made and how productive it would be.” Credit - Rivanna Archaeological Services / City of Charlottesville*The Albemarle Architectural Review Board has given their nod to a plan for how to manage the landscapes underneath 1.6 linear miles of electric line on U.S. 29 north of Dickerson Road. The Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors will soon consider a special use permit to allow the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative to install a new powerline on existing poles. As part of the conditions, REC had to run an Integrated Vegetation Management  (IVM) plan by the ARB. The plan governs what vegetation will be allowed along the easement.“Trees within the right-of-way will be allowed to remain if they are low growing, compatible species such as redbuds, dogwoods, winterberry, serviceberry, etc.,” reads the plan. “Trees that are incompatible, such as yellow-poplars, oaks, maples and other “timber-sized” species will be removed every five years.” Attorney Valerie Long appeared before the ARB to explain that IVM is intended to do more than just protect the lines from being taken down by falling trees. “The most important [goal] for Rappahannock Electric is always the safety for the public and doing everything it can do to reduce outages that are caused by vegetation but obviously also working to promote pollinator habitat, diverse species, control invasive species, but also recognize that this utility corridor is along a very important entrance corridor for the county,” Long said. The ARB voted 3-1 to approve the plan on the condition that native species be used. The line runs 1.6 miles in northern Albemarle County*The Scottsville Planning Commission has endorsed a small area plan for West Downtown that sets out a community vision for eventual redevelopment of a derelict factory. “The currently unused tire plant presents both liability and potential to the Town of Scottsville and its residents,” reads a summary in the plan. “With proper consideration and careful site plan review, we can shift the balance from it being a negative feature to a positive one.” The former Uniroyal plant was built in 1944 and makes up sixty percent of the 100 acres covered by the plan. The factory was most recently owned by the Hyosung company Small Area Plans are not binding documents, but are intended to give direction on what the community would like to see. The 60 acre site is owned by limited liability companies tied to veteran developer Charles Hurt. In 2019, the town of Scottsville received a $30,000 grant from the Virginia Department of Community Development that helped pay for flood studies. Matt Lawless is the Scottsville Town Manager.“We’ve learned a lot together,” Lawless said. “Doing the planning work, meeting our neighbors on this, we’ve gotten to understand the town’s goals and what we are trying to do in this downtown neighborhood a lot better. I feel a lot more comfortable I can do the kind of staff work that’s going to meet with the community’s approval.”The next step is for the plan to go to Town Council. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

On June 17, 2019, the Federal Circuit issued two precedential opinions regarding patent law: Hyosung TNS Inc. v. ITC and Forum US v. Flow Valve, LLC. The court addressed amendments to cease and desist orders, prior art as evidence, the domestic industry requirement under § 1337, and claim validity in reissued patents.

On this episode, we discuss TS Entertainment reaching new levels of pettiness in their legal battle against former Secret member Hyosung, Yoo Byung Jae jumping the YG ship and taking his long-time manager with him, and AKS exhibiting their own pettiness pertaining Mahohon’s graduation concert. All that, new tunes, and more!What’s New?KazWINNER - 'MILLIONS' M/VNCT 127 엔시티 127 'Superhuman' MV[MV] WH3N(웬) _ Call(전화)Petey[MV] So!YoON!(황소윤) _ zZ'CityKATIE - Thinkin Bout You (Official Video)LIM KIM - SAL- KI (Offical Audio)HeadlinesHyosung sued by TSE for 1 billion won over contract termination lawsuit she wonYoo Byung Jae ditches YG Entertainment, takes his manager with himPledis announce official disbandment of PRISTIN, who didn’t have much of a chanceMahohon’s Graduation Doesn’t Go By Without DramaAKS not allowing members to attend Yamaguchi Maho’s graduation concertKato Minami (NGT48 captain) complains about seeing Yamaguchi Maho on TV, gets demoted & banned from social mediaHey! Say! JUMP Cancels Arena Tour Due To Fans' Bad Behavior

HyoSung Bidol-Lee, 50, is on a quest for healing. Bidol-Lee survived unspeakable tragedy before being adopted to the United States with his twin sister at the age of six years. Raised in the Midwest, he thrived academically and athletically, meeting many conventional benchmarks of academic and career success. But true happiness and peace eluded him. He went back to Korea this year to reflect about his life and to seek answers.  Warning: This episode includes topics of suicide and homicide. 

This week, we discuss the mess that is the fallout from Cube’s initial decision to release HyunA and E’Dawn from their contract and their subsequent indecision on the finality of that move. We also take a bit of time to discuss TS Entertainment standing firm in their unwillingness to settle with Hyosung and YG Entertainment pulling out all the stops to prove a point about their power. All that, plus some great new tunes from Jay Park, both members of 15&, and Girls’ Generation-Oh!GG. Esketit!What’s New?Kaz[MV] GIRIBOY(기리보이) _ Used(옛날거) (Prod. By GIRIBOY(기리보이), MISU) (Feat. Kid Milli)박재범 Jay Park - 'V' (Official MV) [ENG, CHN]PeteyThe Volunteers - S.A.DJimin Park "April Fools (0401)" M/V[MV] SUNMI(선미) _ Siren(사이렌)Girls' Generation-Oh!GG 소녀시대-Oh!GG '몰랐니 (Lil' Touch)' MVHeadlines[Update] HyunA & Pentagon’s E’Dawn booted from Cube, learned about it from news, company continues to change mind - Asian Junkie[Update] Cube indecision on HyunA/E’Dawn due to shareholder anger, situation to be resolved next week - Asian JunkieWe’re Dating, K-Pop Stars Declare. You’re Fired, Their Label Says. - New York TimesTwo K-Pop Stars Came Out As Dating, And Their Label Fired Them - JezebelHyuna, E'Dawn Fans Rally Behind Idols Following Shocking Agency Exit - ComicBook.comK-Pop Is So Strict, It Fired Two Stars for Dating Each Other - Rolling StoneCube has botched the HyunA/E’Dawn situation, but at least it has brought out the memesTS Entertainment And Jun Hyosung Fail To Reach Compromise In Legal Dispute - SoompiYGE hires top Korean law firm to deal with ~$9000 HFE lawsuit over ‘MIXNINE’ debacle - Asian JunkieSomi will reportedly not sign with new agency for now, will let dad manage her instead - Asian Junkie

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Soñamos con viajar por países lejanos, con recorrer tierras ignotas, con pelearnos contra los elementos allende los mares. Soñamos con correr mil aventuras exóticas y, en ocasiones, olvidamos que tenemos paraísos cercanos para explorar. Lugares que están a tiro de piedra y que, precisamente por estar tan cerca, nos pasan desapercibidos. Es como si los árboles no nos dejaran ver el bosque. Luis “Mcinista” lo ha visto claro y, picado por la sed de aventuras, se ha embarcado en un viaje por Marruecos en una pequeña Hyosung. Ha llegado en marzo y aún tiene todos sus recuerdos bien frescos para contarnos las impresiones de un viajero primerizo. Teo Romera sigue por México y nos envía un audio a cuatro bandas para descubrirnos y darnos unas pinceladas de los viajes en moto por este país hermano. Lo seguimos porque nos gusta. Charly también está en México, poniendo sus pensamientos en orden y editando todo el material que se trajo de Cuba. Las próximas semanas van a ser frenéticas para él: viaje a España para participar en un concurso/promoción de productos financieros, edición a lo loco, planear lso siguientes pasos… No le quedará demasiado tiempo para viajar. ¿Se estará metiendo en una rueda de hamster? Esta semana también cuento yo mi última excursión y también es a un paraíso cercano: Portugal. Un día de estos habrá que dedicarle algo de tiempo y hablar largo y tendido de este país tan cercano y tan desconocido. En España se vive de espaldas al vecino luso ignorando el cariño que se profesa por nosotros al otro lado de la frontera. Para finalizar, Ángel Sanz no trae cómics, tebeos o com quiera que se llamen en cada lugar del mundo. Subcultura, género o moda? Hablaremos de los Joe Bar Team, de las motos de Batman, de Robert Crumb y de lo que se nos ocurra. Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Viajo en Moto. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/34631

This week, we talk about the need for some unity, mourn the loss of yet another legendary girl group, and lament the state of the K-Pop industry. All that, a slew of new tunes, and more! Let's do this... together! 파이팅!What’s New?KazWanna One (워너원) - '약속해요 (I.P.U.)' M/V l Special Theme TrackPENOMECO 페노메코 'L.I.E (Prod. ZICO)' MV[MV] SLEEPY(슬리피) _ iD(아이디) (Prod.By GRAY)Peteyj-hope 'Daydream (백일몽)' MVj-hope 'Airplane' MV[MV] 마마무(MAMAMOO) - 별 바람 꽃 태양(Star Wind Flower Sun)[MV] 마마무(MAMAMOO) - 별이 빛나는 밤(Starry night)Sojung (Ladies Code)(레이디스 코드 소정) - "Crystal Clear" OFFICIAL M/V (솔로 앨범 수록곡)소정(LADIES' CODE/SOJUNG) "Stay Here" OFFICIAL M/VHeadlinesSECRET’s Hyosung & Jieun in legal dispute with TS Entertainment, which I guess shouldn’t be surprisingBreaking: Song Ji Eun Announces Departure From SecretTS Entertainment threatens legal action against Jieun, don’t want her escaping the dungeonHyosung also leaves SECRET, announces lawsuit against TS EntertainmentKorea’s newest K-pop girl group, made up of three Japanese adult film stars, debuts next monthYua Mikami and her group Honey Popcorn will attend Anime MatsuriSunmi tells DAZED that the difference in treatment of male & female celebs is significantBABYMETAL set to hit America in May and Europe in June

Welcome everyone to episode seventy of This Week in Kpop.  In this episode Josh and Stephen try hard to not let sickness stop the podcast. This episode is sponsored by Audible (www.audibletrial.com/twik). Music Videos of the Week: Girl's Day - Hello Bubble Shinee - View Park Boram - Super Body MYNAME - Just Tell Me Zion.T - Eat Sungkyu - Kontrol Hyosung - Into You Jay Park (feat. Ugly Duck) - Mommae Lightning Round: BoA - Kiss My Lips MONSTA X - Trespass KARA - Cupid Heejun & Tiffany - QnA JJY Band - OMG N. Flying - Awesome Diplo, CL, Riff Raff, OG Mac - Doctor Pepper Thank you to Audible for sponsoring our podcast this episode. Go to www.audibletrial.com/twik for your free audiobook and 30 day free trial. Youtube: www.youtube.com/thisweekinkpopTwitter: @thisweekinkpop, @twikstephen, @twikjoshInstagram: @thisweekinkpopEmail: thisweekinkpop@gmail.com

No time like the present to talk about the past week! (AKA we are late as hell. Mea culpa). Podcast # 29 Recorded: 5/11/15 Timestamps 0:30 - Intro Comebacks and Debuts 1:26 - Hyosung fries Shannon’s brain ● Is her image too focused on her body? ● Mentions of Secret ● Hyosung’s (and Youngji’s) milkshake brings out Shannon and Kiara to the yard 19:15 - Beast’s Hyunseung’s solo debut ● Ashe does Spoken Word - Warning: Cussing 29:08 - BoA’s 15th Anniversary comeback - SM don’t care; gives her a leftover box MV set 35:54 - Bestie excuses themselves from boys (according to Shannon) 44:13 - Tidbit: Red Velvet 45:13 - Today is Shannon’s Day: SHINee to have Korean Comeback ● The Shannon impersonation continues 50:43 - 2pm and Got7’s comebacks to possibly be delayed ● Mention of f(x) ● Got7 needs a break *Kiara’s Note: when mentioning Jun.K/Minjun, I called him ‘Junsu’. I apologize.* 1:07:51 - Unpretty Rapstar deemed unfit because of ‘lack’ of censorship: Is this blatant sexism? ● Updates on SMTM4 Last Tid-bits 1:28:01 - Girls’ Day releases ‘Hello Bubble’ 1:29:23 - Tao is in LA 1:31:02 - Ashe’s impression of ep 1 of ‘Sixteen’ 1:33:06 - JYP denies a Wonder Girls comeback. Of course they did 1:37:53 - Big Bang Updates. GD had dust in his eyes 1:43:34 - Kiara speaking the holy Kara gospel - verse Youngji 8:30 1:46:56 - Bye Kim Hyun Joong 1:48:27 - Closing

*Yes, this is a reference to Beck. Yes that Beck, the one who "stole" Beyonce's Grammy this year. He's also an essential figure of 90's pop culture and an accomplished musician. Wiki it kids! Podcast # 28 Recorded: 5/1/15 Timestamps Forget boxing. We have our own fights on the podcast that won’t cost you $100. Catch each round throughout the podcast. Knock Out (remix) - GD & TOP Credits to REX R and Amaya 00:07 - Intro ● Podcast #26 got over 1,000 listens!!! Thank you everyone!! ● Happy APAHM Month!! Comebacks and other news 03:12 - Jimin N J.Don commits blasphemy with “GOD” (mention of Hyuna) 10:00 - Unpretty Rapstar to get a 2nd season 12:20 - Show Me the Money 4 ● Round 1: Noah vs. Tim: should idols be on SMTM? 22:15 - BTS needs U 26:35 - BoA to return 28:38 - T-ara’s Eunjung’s solo debut - or is it??? ● Eunjung and Hyomin on MNET’s ‘4 Things Show’ 36:00 - Seventeen to finally be let out of Pledis’ basement? (mentions of After School, Orange Caramel and NU’EST) 44:50 - JYP’s girl group survival show ‘Sixteen’ 53: 56 - B to the I to the G B to the A to the N to the Bang Bang (Ashe’s rap skills) ● Thoughts on ‘Loser’ ● Ashe’s dramatic read of ‘Loser’ lyrics ● Thoughts on ‘Bae Bae’ ● Ashe’s continues to do spoken word with ‘Bae Bae’ lyrics ● Some K-netz not too happy with seeing white girls in hanboks ● If black women were in the MVs 1:24:50 - Big Bang and 2NE1’s contracts with YG ● Round 2: Noah vs. Tim: YG’s promotion of 2NE1 1:37:37 - The Book of Tao ● The current situation ● He Said/SM Said ● Mini Round: Ashe vs. Tim: Wrestling 2:00:36 - Shannon and Tim’s Queen, Hyosung, to return with ‘Fantasia’ Last Tidbits 2:10:25 - Time for SNSD to start collecting their retirement checks? 2:19:49 - JYJ’s Junsu 1st TV performance in years ● Final Round: Noah vs Tim: Slapping sasaengs 2:24:08 - Roy Kim has the best of both worlds 2:27:03 - KCON news 2:28:53 - Alcohol talk: wine is in; soju is out (mentions of hangovers and other liquor) 2:37:24 - Bestie comeback, EXID winning on music shows and dal shabet’s ‘Joker’ 2:43:19 - No SHINee Korean comeback, no happy Shannon 2:45:32 - last minute discussion on ‘Sixteen’ 2:48:30 - CL, CL of 2NE1 2:50:18 - Closing - Ashe does not want to this podcast to end

Tim Tested, Ashe approved. Podcast # 27 Recorded: 4/17/15 Timestamps Shinee - Hello (Glen Check Remix) 0:00 - Intro - Tim takes over Upcoming/Current Comebacks and Debuts 0:44 - CL to debut in the US with ‘Dr. Pepper’ 4:14 - The return of Jinusean 8:46 - Block B’s sub-unit, Bastarz, debuts 12:46 - Dal*Shalbet’s ‘Joker’ - Tim, Noah and KBS do not approve 18:16 - CLC follows-up with “Eighteen” 23:40 - B I to the G Bang is finally back 29:45 - BTS releases a preview with a little bit of Suga 34:09 - Lim Kim to return with Primary and Beenzino 35:31 - Hyosung to bring sexy back (Kiara impersonates Shannon) 38:11 - Kisum, Lil Cham, JACE and Bora - #HottestCollab2k15 44:40 - The Queens aka Kara, just because Other News 46:48 - Even virtual dating sucks. Dating Alone gets cancelled 55:22 - The ‘JYJ’ Bill 1:07:11 - EXO’s Lay and the burden he carries (impersonation of Shannon continues) 1:21:00 - Bom: Why wasn’t she chosen to feature in Jinusean’s comeback? (mentions of 2ne1, Lee Hi, Soohyun of AkMu, Winner and iKON) 1:38:44 - Douche alert: Yoo Sae Yoon and Jang Dong Min’s misogynistic comments 2:05:50 - Remembering the Sewol Ferry Incident 2:21:02 - Closing

In this episode we discuss retail branch innovation and the success and knowledge learned from Hyosung and Chase.  We also discuss how the user interface of self-service technologies is becoming the driving factor in an omni-channel strategy. 

There is no denying the fact that NCR has made a name for itself by delivering video ATMs to drive-thru locations across the country. Founded on technology developed by Coastal FCU and uGenius, NCR has taken video teller to the next level. With installations at over 100 financial institutions, there is obvious success with this solution. But the ultimate question for you is, “Does this make sense for my institution and is there something better out there?” Our answer is, “Maybe.”

Welcome everyone to episode forty eight of This Week in Kpop.  In this episode, Stephen and Josh talk about some sexy voices. Music Videos of the Week: Sonnet Son - Everyday Different Tears IU - My Old Story Megan Lee (feat. Junhyung) - 8dayz 4men - Erase 4men - OK Exo-K - Overdose Akdong Musician - Give Love Kiss&Cry - Revenge Wheesung - Night and Day Seo In Guk - Bomtanaba Hyosung - Good Night Kiss G.NA - Pretty Lingerie Website: www.thisweekinkpop.comYoutube: www.youtube.com/thisweekinkpopTwitter: @thisweekinkpopFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisweekinkpop

Presentación. Debate: La problemática de que alguno de los integrantes de un grupo se vaya, desaparezca y vuelva aparecer, etc. Comeback de la semana: B1A4 y Nine Muses (Mención especial a Lee Hyori y a 2PM) Momento Rookie: LC9. ¿Y esto es noticia?: Hyosung tiene el pecho grande.

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