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Join Dan Vega and DaShuan Carter for the latest updates from the Spring Ecosystem. In this episode Dan and DaShaun are on the road and live from KCDC!  Tune in to hear what we are hearing from speakers and attendees at one of our favorite conferences. You can participate in our live stream to ask questions or catch the replay on your preferred podcast platform.

Episode 82 with Amy Ellington, founder of KCDC Skateshop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Together we discussed her life and career, from growing up in Long Island, going to punk and hardcore shows as a teenager in the late 80's/early 90's, working as a party promoter for a few years until opening KCDC skateshop in 2001 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, running the shop for the last 23 years which has become a staple in NYC skate culture, and much more through surprise questions from friends of hers: Waylon Bone, Jaime Reyes, Eli Gesner, RB Umali, Jeremy Fish and Dylan Goldberger, Steve Rodriguez, Andre Razo, Anthony Pappalardo, Haylynn Conrad, Dave Waite from 35th Avenue Skateshop (Federal Way, WA), Dennis McNett, Jacob Sawyer from Slam City Skates (London), Andy Katz, Kelly Bird, Pat Smith, Alexis Papadopoulos, Vanessa Chiu, Borja Santiago and Pablo Garcia from Welcome Skateshop (Madrid), Brian Siswojo from 8FIVE2 shop (Hong Kong), Esteban Gomez, Abi Teixeira, Jake Keenan, Elisa Martini, Lindsey Byrnes, Erik Ellington and Benoit Gonsolin from Wall Street Skateshop (Lyon, France).(00:13) – Intro(01:13) – Amy life recap(04:54) – Waylon Bone(08:27) – Jaime Reyes(10:44) – Eli Gesner  (12:50) – RB Umali(14:53) - Jeremy Fish and Dylan Goldberger(20:33) – Steve Rodriguez(21:20) – Andre Razo(25:49) – Anthony Pappalardo(26:58) – Haylynn Conrad(29:24) – Dave Waite(34:37) – Dennis McNett(38:52) – Jacob Sawyer(41:39) – Andy Katz(42:22) – Kelly Bird(43:49) – Pat Smith(47:18) – Alexis Papadopoulos(49:11) – Vanessa Chiu(51:23) – Borja Santiago and Pablo Garcia (53:23) – Brian Siswojo(55:30) – Esteban Gomez (56:15) – Abi Teixeira(56:42) – Jake Keenan(57:12) – Elisa Martini (59:11) – Lindsey Byrnes(01:02:43) – Erik Ellington(01:07:00) – Benoit Gonsolin (01:09:29) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboards Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

On this episode of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk about the 10 Kook Commandments, The Grateful Dead sucking, snow is falling around the world, Maui groms get a surf break, 2% crew call to arms for Griffin Colapinto, Curren and Jake pro for FA Skateboards making them an absolute super team, Selema Masekela gets a birthday call, Ellis Torhall and Lilou Ruel win Tempest Freerunning Kings Of The Concrete, Blair Conklin wins The Vic, KCDC mini-doc rips, Yuto starts his roll towards SOTY, The Farmers' Almanac says the snow is gonna be sick is 2024. Chris and Todd are taking a Mint Tour of Japan, Skatepark Of Tampa is getting a new vert ramp, Teton Gravity Research is dropping a new snow flick, all your questions answered and so much more.   Presented By:   1620 Workwear @1620usa Oleu @oleu_originals Mint Tours @minttours Machu Picchu Energy @machupicchu.energy Hansen Surfboards @hansensurfboards BN3TH @BN3THApparel Bubs Naturals @bubsnaturals  Bachan's Japanese BBQ Sauce @trybachans Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea (55 years!) New Greens @newgreens Die Cut Stickers @diecutstickersdotcom   Sun Bender first show at Belly Up August, 31 with Dark Alley Dogs and more.

In this week's episode The Dancing Housewife takes a coffee break with Matt and Ellen Pansing to discuss the 10th annual Kansas City Dance Classic, a USA Dance Regional competition happening this year on September 16-17 at the Marriott in Overland Park, Kansas. To learn more about this fin and exciting event and to purchase spectator tickets, visit https://kansascitydanceclassic.com/ Interested in competing at KCDC? There's still time to join the fun! Registration closes on September 1, but hotel rooms are booking so act fast! If you are enjoying Coffee Break with The Dancing Housewife, share it with your friends and be sure to click the Follow button so you never miss an episode. Visit⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://thedancinghousewife.com/podcast/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠for podcast archives and to discover more ways to listen! Is there someone you'd like to be a guest on Coffee Break with The Dancing Housewife? Drop an email to thedancinghousewife@gmail.com and let me know. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antoinette-datoc/message

Après avoir suivi les pas de l'une des danseuses de la Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company (KCDC) Léa Bessoudou (qui nous faisait visiter le kibboutz de Ga'aton), et après avoir découvert le spectacle Asylum (qui se produira 12 au 15 juillet prochain au lycée Jacques Decour dans le cadre du Festival Paris l'été) à travers les mots de son directeur artistique Rami Be'er, Isadora Dartial nous embarque cette fois-ci découvrir l'aspect sonore de la compagnie israélienne.Si les créations de la KCDC bénéficient d'un travail de lumière notable, leur traitement du son est tout autant exceptionnel. Eyal Dadon, sound designer, mais aussi danseur et chorégraphe, nous raconte la signature sonore de la compagnie, de la collecte de sample au travail conduisant à la création d'un monde sonore. C'est aussi sur le kibboutz de Gaa'ton qu'Eyal Dadon s'est confié, un lieu unique où règne une atmosphère de liberté et qui fait toute la singularité de la compagnie de danse. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

This programme looks at the Art scene with a range of guests.

The public housing sector is not just about providing livable spaces, but also ensuring a better quality of life for everybody. How are cities responding to this need with the help of information technology? Joining Abhijit Verekar to present the case of Knoxville, Tennessee, is Ben Bentley, the CEO and Executive Director of Knoxville's Community Development Corporation (KCDC). Far from just being a helpful tool, Ben considers IT as a utility, something that everyone needs to thrive in this rapidly changing world. Learn how KCDC copes with the demands of their sector while working with limited funding and technological capacity.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Join the Rethink IT Community today: averoadvisors.com

Laura Rutledge and crew have the latest news and notes around the NFL including what Eric Bieniemy brings to the Commanders, how different Arizona's offense could look next season if Kyler Murray is under center and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the 50th episode of the podcast, Dan and Bekah are live at the Kansas City Developer Conference 2022 answering listener questions and practicing their accents.Check out the video version on YouTube!Listener questions:What time do you go to sleep? (2:19)How does a computer get drunk? (12:42)What's the hardest part of community? (22:20)Ayu would like to hear the history of how Virtual Coffee was founded. (31:57)What does community mean to you? (38:01)At in-person events, what are some techniques or tactics you used for starting a conversation with a stranger? (41:00)Sponsor Virtual Coffee!Your support is incredibly valuable to us. Direct financial support will help us to continue serving the Virtual Coffee community.Please visit our sponsorship page on GitHub for more information - you can even sponsor an episode of the podcast!Virtual Coffee:Virtual Coffee: virtualcoffee.ioPodcast Contact: podcast@virtualcoffee.ioBekah: dev.to/bekahhw, Twitter: https://twitter.com/bekahhw, Instagram: bekahhwDan: dtott.com, Twitter: @danieltottThe Virtual Coffee Podcast is produced by Dan Ott and Bekah Hawrot Weigel and edited by Dan Ott 

Kito, Danno, and Josh welcome special guest Holly Cummins, Senior Principal Software Engineer on the Quarkus team at Red Hat and fellow Java Champion, to talk about Quarkus, working at IBM and Red Hat, Kotlin, ktor, contract testing, JHipster, Broadcom buying VMWare, and much more. We Thank DataDog for sponsoring this podcast! https://www.pubhouse.net/datadog *UI / Web* Ktor 2.0.0 and 2.0.1 https://ktor.io/changelog/2.0/ Quinoa - A Quarkus extension to create Modern UI with no hassle https://quarkus.io/blog/quinoa-modern-ui-with-no-hassle/ *Server Side Java* Getting Really Close to Jakarta EE 10! | The Eclipse Foundation (some specs can be reviewed/tested now) https://jakarta.ee/news/getting-really-close-jakarta-ee-10/ Quarkus CLI tool from SDKMAN: https://sdkman.io/sdks#quarkus https://sdkman.io/sdks#quarkus Installing JHipster Quarkus https://www.jhipster.tech/blueprints/quarkus/001_installing_jhipster_quarkus.html *IDEs and Tools* Kotlin 1.7.0 https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2022/05/kotlin-1-7-0-beta/ Quarkus IDE Support https://quarkus.io/guides/ide-tooling *Other * Holly's site https://hollycummins.com/ Why You Can't Buy Cloud Native talk https://hollycummins.com/why-you-cant-buy-cloud-native-codecamp/ OH! PROJECT LOOM OUT IN NEXT RELEASE  https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/425 Broadcom buys VMWare https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/26/broadcom-announces-plans-to-buy-vmware.html Sip of Java: Scripting w Java https://inside.java/2022/05/23/sip052/ *Picks* Rocket XTRM-Q External SSD http://sabrent.com/products/sb-xtmq-4tb Podman https://podman.io/ Rancher Desktop https://rancherdesktop.io/ Gitpod.io  https://gitpod.io/ Pact (Contract Testing)  https://docs.pact.io/ *Other Pubhouse Network podcasts* Breaking into Open Source https://www.pubhouse.net/breaking-into-open-source OffHeap https://www.javaoffheap.com/ Java Pubhouse https://www.javapubhouse.com/ Events Agile2022 - July 18-20, 2022 - Nashville, TN , USA https://www.agilealliance.org/agile2022/ NFJS - USA https://nofluffjuststuff.com/ Great Lakes Software Symposium June 10 - 12, 2022 https://nofluffjuststuff.com/chicago ÜberConf July 12 - 15, 2022 https://uberconf.com/ KCDC https://www.kcdc.info/ August 8-10,  2022 https://www.kcdc.info/ JAVA ONE IS BACK: JavaOne is coming to Las Vegas in October 2022  October 16 to October 22, 2022.  https://blogs.oracle.com/javamagazine/post/javaone-2022 JCON Online 2022 - Sept 20-23 - Online https://2022.jcon.one/ connect.tech - Nov 8-10 - Atlanta, GA https://2021.connect.tech/ Java Summit IL - November 21 - Tel Aviv, Israel https://www.javasummitil.com/ SpringOne - Dec 6-8 (CFP Open) San Francisco or online https://springone.io/  

Heather is a passionate coder and entrepreneur. She has experience working with Fortune 500 companies building enterprise-level voice, mobile, and C#/.Net applications. She focuses on external thought leadership, encouraging fellow programmers to present on topics outside of the office and in the community. She is also an international technical speaker, recently speaking at NDC, an early adopter of technology, and a conference organizer at KCDC, the Kansas City Developers Conference.   Topics of Discussion: [3:00] Heather talks about her deep dive into her local community to figure out how we learn and how different generations are discovering content. [3:12] We now have a multigenerational community and it's important to consider that there are now four different groups of people that learn completely differently. [5:40] With so many people from different cultures and backgrounds, Heather thinks that if we're not accommodating, we're not going to be able to replace ourselves. [8:23] Heather explains the importance of every developer finding their favorite documentation. [12:29] The great equalizer is that we all want to solve problems. Heather talks about the importance of letting beginners ask the right questions, and giving them the space to problem solve. [14:36] Heather describes the reality she sees from university programs and boot camps, along with the importance of having basic people skills. [18:27] Heather describes how time boxing and The Pomodoro Technique can provide a structure for productivity and can help you accomplish more without overwhelm. [21:36] The book Atomic Habits was a powerful read for Heather and she wishes she had read it before! One of the takeaways is that anything that is broken down seems more digestible. When you focus on just getting one percent better at something every day, your goals start to get more manageable. [24:24] Resiliency is key in software. [24:49] Sometimes what you're trying to get better at is not software coding at all, but communication and really listening. [24:50] Heather gives her take on if you need to have a University degree to go into software, and where she thinks the engineering field will end up. [34:42] Heather's advice for young developers looking at older work — keep in mind that it's possible that they did the best they could have at the time. Plus, one day that will be you, so try to have some grace and understanding.   Mentioned in this Episode: Architect Tips — New video podcast! Azure DevOps Clear Measure (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! Jeffrey Palermo's YouTube Jeffrey Palermo's Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! Charisma University Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones Kevlin Henney, Medium Kevlin Henney, NDC London   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.   Quotes: “You have to be able to think about how you want to solve this problem, but also communicate it and if you can't do that, it will limit you. You can be amazing, but if nobody knows what you're talking about, because you never mention it or you never speak up, that's going to limit you.” “With so many people from different cultures and backgrounds, I think if we are not accommodating, we're not going to be able to replace ourselves.” — Heather [5:15] “I feel like every developer needs to just sit down and find their favorite documentation that they've learned from and see if they can at least mimic that.” — Heather [8:23] “If you're not enjoying something, maybe you can suggest a different way instead of just quitting.” — Heather [12:04] “You aren't guaranteed to succeed. But you are guaranteed to struggle, struggle well.” — Heather [23:24] “Maybe it really just takes a slight adjustment or retooling instead of blowing it away and building something completely from scratch again.” — Heather [34:00]   Heather: Website | Twitter  

We're thankful that we don't live in a post-apocalyptic California, and we're happy that we can go back to this nightmare scape with; KCDC and JTRO. We watched FP 2: Beats of Rage what will happen when Beat Beat Revalation is used to choose who'll be in charge of The FP once and for all.    Visit our website: garbagedaypodcast.com   Join our Patreon: patreon.com/garbagedaypodcast

Hello humans! We're here this week with a special minisode recorded on Patrick's special mini-mic at this year's Kansas City Developer Conference. When he wasn't lighting up the presentation stage, Patrick spent time chatting up attendees to learn about their interests, their challenges, and their work. We've woven some of these impromptu chats together into a tapestry of wisdom to inspire fellow human technologists!Thanks to our guests:Gaines Kergosien, VP of Software Engineering at Nashville Software Engineering ExecutivesJim Counts,  DevOps Architect at Solliance Guy Batton, Application Developer at CremaBeth Noser, Solutions Architect at University of Kansas Health System & Program Volunteer Director for Kansas City Women in TechFor more KCDC learnings, check out our Top 3 takeaways [https://headspring.com/2021/09/30/top-3-takeaways-from-kcdc-2021/] SHOW LINKSCheck out Music City Tech,  the Nashville tech conference that Gaines founded: https://musiccitytech.com/Learn more about Terraform and DevOps, plus lots of other topics on Jim's blog: https://build5nines.com/author/jim-counts/See what Guy is up to at the digital product agency, Crema: https://www.crema.us/Connect or collaborate with Beth in supporting Kansas City Women in Tech: https://kcwomenintech.org/Get a jump on next year's conference by visiting: https://www.kcdc.info/

Pete G chats with James Cootes, KCDC councillor

This episode of Big Blend Radio’s “Music Monday” Show features singer-songwriter Deborah Crooks from the California band Bay Station. Hear about some of the songs and stories from their new EP “Beyond the Safe & Sound.” Named for the historic train station in Alameda, California, near where its core members live, Bay Station organically came together in 2013 after Deborah Crooks and Kwame Copeland began co-writing after years making music as solo artists. They soon brought in fellow Alamedan Steve Waters on lead guitar and vocals. As they did on their previous three releases, Your Own Reaction (2014 under their former name, KCDC), Go Out and Make Some (2016) and Other Desert Cities (2018), they called on Ben Bernstein and Mike Stevens to round out the rhythm section. Bay Station continues to blend elements of folk, rock, blues and Americana on their fourth recorded collection. Originally planning to head to the east coast to record with Stevens in his Connecticut studio, the band pivoted after the pandemic hit, staying local, and playing weekly porch concerts for their neighbors. Motivated by current events, they began writing new songs and shelving others that no longer seemed relevant to the project.  In mid-summer, they started recording tracks at home, sending digital files to Bernstein and Stevens to complete their parts. Out on all digital platforms, “Beyond the Safe & Sound” reflects on a year like no other.  

John Hayes catches up with KCDC Waikanae Ward Councilor, Jocelyn Prvanov on the progress of the 24 hour toilets at Waikanae Railway Station, the Beach By-Law reaction to the consultation document, and encouraging all age group s to have a look and have their say

John Hayes catches up with the KCDC Waste Minimization Advisor, Eilish Andrews on minimizing waste, recycling and waste minimization grants, and types of plastics and labelling

John Hayes catches up with KCDC Waikanae Ward Councilor, Jocelyn Prvanov on exploring the outdoors on the Kapiti Coast and progress on the Beach By-Law

News Briefing -KCDC plans to prioritize high-risk group for free flu shots -Government considering handing out childcare subsidy -Government-medical circle conflict over state medical license exam -Controversy surrounding PP lawmaker Cho Su-jin over false property reporting -질본, 인플루엔자 백신 고위험군 우선 접종 -정부, 아동 돌봄지원금 방안 검토 -의대생 국시 거부 둘러싼 정부-의료계 갈등 -국민의힘 조수진 의원 재산누락 의혹 공방 Guest: Son Jiyoon, Reporter

Tee catches up with the Kapiti Coast District Council Sustainable Communities Co-ordinator to talk about Waste Reduction Grants

Last updated : 2020.09.08 The latest news from home and abroad, with a close eye on Northeast Asia and the Korean Peninsula in particular

Heads-up Monday -7th: First UN-designated 'International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies' -8th: Strengthened COVID-19 measures for entries to Koreas from overseas -8th: State medical license exams to start -12th: KCDC to be elevated to an independent administrative organization -7일: 유엔 지정 '푸른하늘의 날' -8일: 해외 방역강화대상국가 국내 입국 단속 강화 -8일: 의사 국가시험 시작 -12일: 질병관리청 공식 출범 Guest: Aram Ro, Reporter

News Briefing -Blue House issues warning to conservative pastor at center of coronavirus resurgence -KCDC director confirms control of explosive outbreak -University hospital professors to take part in doctors strike -Government plans to provide disaster emergency subsidy only to certain groups -청와대, 전광훈 '순교' 발언에 엄포 -정은경 "코로나19 폭발적 확산 억제, 신규확진 100명 이하 목표 -대학병원 교수 단체행동 본격화 -정부, 지원금 피해계층에만 국한 Guest: Son Jiyoon, Reporter

John Hayes talks to Kapiti mayor, K.Gurunathan, aka. "Guru" about progress with the 3 Waters proposal and the KCDCs position on this, what the ratepayers get from all of the effort and money put into this, and the future borrowing capability of the KCDC, involving "shovel-ready projects" and getting the community involved

The public housing sector is not just about providing livable spaces, but also ensuring a better quality of life for everybody. How are cities responding to this need with the help of information technology? Joining Abhijit Verekar to present the case of Knoxville, Tennessee, is Ben Bentley, the CEO and Executive Director of Knoxville's Community Development Corporation (KCDC). Far from just being a helpful tool, Ben considers IT as a utility, something that everyone needs to thrive in this rapidly changing world. Learn how KCDC copes with the demands of their sector while working with limited funding and technological capacity.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Rethink IT Community today:averoadvisors.com

News Briefing -Typhoon Jangmi passes through Korean Peninsula without much damage -KCDC, three unreported coronavirus mutations detected in South Korea -South Korea forecasted to enter OECD's top 10 GDP ranking -Finance Minister holds briefing on real estate measures -태풍 '장미', 큰 피해 없이 소멸 - 질본, WHO에 보고된 적 없는 변종 코로나 국내에서 3건 확인 -한국 GDP 글로벌 순위 10위권 안 진입 전망 - 홍남기 기획재정부 장관 부동산 정책 관련 기자 간담회 개최 Guest: Seo Misorang, Reporter

Gwynn Compton, Kapiti Coast Districtwide Councillor returns The Business Lunch Show with Damian Collins on Beach FM 106.3. Gwynn reflects on how lockdown was for him and his bubble, how has been keeping busy and what the KCDC have been working. The Business Lunch Show is supporting Local Business with experts giving advice, updates on important information for businesses and having local businesses share their stories and how we can find them. If you would like to be a guest on The Business Lunch Show and tell us your story hit that message button or contact Damian on damian@beachfm.co.nz or Catherine on catherine@umbrella-multimedia.com This show is proudly brought to you by PlaceMakers Kapiti & Horowhenua - Together We Are Rebuilding New Zealand.

News Briefing -KCDC to release clinical epidemiological information coronavirus patients -India sees a surge in COVID-19 patients after alleviating lockdown -Ruling DP urges for end-of-war declaration & UN sanctions alleviation -Blue House responds to controversy of Incheon Intl Airport employment policy -코로나19 임상역학 정보 오늘부터 심의 거쳐 공개 -인도 봉쇄 완화 후 코로나19 확진자 수 급증 -민주당 종전선언 및 UN제재완화 촉구 -인천국제공항 정규직 전환 관련 청와대 해명 Guest: Seo Misorang, Reporter

TM Views: Plan to elevate KCDC to ‘Disease Control and Prevention Administration' -당정청의 질본 질병관리청 승격안 Guest: Heejin Koo, Research Associate, Korean Peninsula Future Forum

News Briefing -Global coronavirus pandemic -Plan to elevate KCDC to disease control tower -UFP emergency committee head reviews UBI -Government urges North Korean defector groups to stop sending propaganda balloons -세계 코로나19 발생 현황 -질병관리청 승격안 계획 - 미래통합당 김종인 비상대책위원장의 기본소득 검토 -정부 "대북전단 살포 중단해야.. 관련 법률 준비 중" Guest: Seo Misorang, Reporter Mini interview: Korea's response to Black Lives Matter

Korea24 – 2020.05.27. (Wednesday) - News Briefing Part 1: As over two million students head back to their classrooms in South Korea, Dr. Bryan Kim of the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(KCDC) addresses concerns and the KCDC's measures to prevent cluster infections. - News Briefing Part 2: A South Korea-led multinational cooperation group was launched on Tuesday to promote global cooperation against discrimination and hate associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. (Rosyn Park) - In-Depth News Analysis: Dr. Kang Hyun-mi from the pediatrics department at Seoul St. Mary's hospital(서울성모병원) joins the show to discuss MIS-C(다기관염증증후군), a mysterious inflammatory disease that affects children and possibly linked with COVID-19, as a growing number of cases emerge across the globe. - Korea Trending with Jacco Zwetsloot: Police investigate a vehicle collision near a school in Gyeongju, an advisor is likely to make a comeback to the presidential office, and Bucheon City reverts back to strict social distancing amid a growing number of COVID-19 infections. - Korea Book Club: Literary translator Anton Hur shares "우리가 빛의 속도로 갈 수 없다면"(Roughly translated “If We Cannot Travel at the Speed of Light”), a collection of science fiction stories by 김초엽(Kim Choyeop). - Morning Edition Preview with Mark Wilson-Choi: Mark shares an article from the Korea Times that features a photo book released by Japanese pastor Nomura Motoyuki, who took photos in 1968 during his mission to help both Korea and Japan to find peace.

News Briefing -KCDC on importance of establishing everyday quarantine scheme -Food and Drug Safety Ministry plan on dental mask production -Wartime sex slavery victim claims being used by civic group -President Moon calls for wartime-like aggressive fiscal policy -질병관리본부, 방역의 핵심은 방역수칙 생활화 -식약처, 일반인 덴탈마스크 사용 추진 -이용수 할머니 "30년 동안 정대협에 이용당해" -문 대통령, 전시재정 각오로 총동원 Guest: Seo Misorang, Reporter

South Korea limited the spread of the coronavirus through aggressive contact tracing that relies heavily on data collection. But following a recent outbreak, many in the country’s LGBTQ community feel they’re being singled out.South Korean health officials gain access to the cellphone GPS records, credit card transactions and transportation history of anyone who tests positive for COVID-19, and then they release much of that information to the public. Text message alerts urge everyone who might have crossed paths with the patient to immediately get tested.In a series of notifications sent out earlier this month, authorities disclosed that a 29-year-old man who had contracted the disease had visited several bars and clubs in Itaewon, a Seoul neighborhood known for its nightlife.The Korea Centers for Disease Control warned that up to 5,500 people could have been exposed to the coronavirus based on location data reportedly obtained from mobile carriers. A message sent by the Seoul Metropolitan Government stated testing was mandatory for anyone who visited a club in the area between April 29 and May 5. The city has ordered all bars and clubs across the capital to halt business until further notice.Related: South Korean high school seniors are eager to return to the classroomThe KCDC states that as of Friday, it has traced 207 of the country’s 11,142 COVID-19 cases to the Itaewon cluster.Some emergency alerts identified the venues the man had visited. To Kim Yu-jin, these places stand out: They were all located in an LGBTQ-friendly corner of the neighborhood.“I had mixed feelings when I heard about the outbreak,” said the 28-year-old who identifies as queer and runs a dance studio in another part of Seoul.Related: Study tracks growing list of COVID-19 symptoms in real-timeMost of her students are other sexual minorities, she said. Kim Yu-jin says it was irresponsible to go clubbing during a pandemic, but she says she is “worried that these people would be blamed for spreading COVID-19,” just as South Korea was bringing down new cases to single digits.The Kookmin Ilbo, a conservative newspaper, was one of the first outlets to report that this outbreak was centered at a “gay bar,” which sparked anger toward the clubbers on social media and prompted calls to shut down these venues.To Kim Yu-jin, the reaction was no surprise.“Korean society already had a negative view of the LGBTQ community.”Kim Yu-jin, who identifies as queer and runs a dance studio“Korean society already had a negative view of the LGBTQ community,” she said.Related: World faces risk of 'vaccine nationalism' in COVID-19 fight, says CEPI chairThe dance instructor adds that the media’s sensational reporting of the outbreak and the way the government singled out these clubbers has triggered a homophobic backlash.Technology-based contact tracing is one of the ways South Korea says it mitigated the coronavirus’s impact. Now, the release of personal information that officials use to combat the pandemic is exposing a vulnerable population that would largely prefer to remain unseen.“The way the government is conducting contact tracing is a concern for everyone. There needs to be a better balance between human rights and privacy in relation to fighting the disease.”Lee Jong-gul, Chingusai“The way the government is conducting contact tracing is a concern for everyone,” said Lee Jong-gul, director of the gay rights group Chingusai. “There needs to be a better balance between human rights and privacy in relation to fighting the disease.”“Is it really helpful to release such excessive information,” he said.South Korea’s Ministry of Health and Welfare has attempted to ease these concerns.Yoon Tae-ho, a ministry official, said during a May 11 briefing that quarantine authorities were reviewing the movements and tracing the Itaewon clubbers’ whereabouts to “minimize their contact with other people.” He urged the public to “refrain from any hatred” toward these people.These reassurances from the government might not comfort many in South Korea’s LGBTQ community who are generally fearful of having their orientations revealed, some observers say.Related: South Korean movie fans watch the big screen from behind their windshields  This concern has been amplified as the coronavirus epidemic has unearthed deep-seated anxiety about sexual minorities, according to Todd Henry, who lectures in Korean Studies at the University of California San Diego.“If their off-the-radar communities are being put under surveillance by COVID[-19], there is no space or room for LGBT[Q] people to move and navigate Korean society,” said Henry, who is editor of the book, "Queer Korea."He explains that being outed can cost someone their job or strain relations with their family. And in South Korea’s conscript armed forces, homosexual relations between soldiers are punishable offenses. Henry says some human rights groups accused the country’s military of using dating apps as “surveillance tools” to track down gay soldiers.Some advocates say Korea’s LGBTQ have little recourse against discrimination at the hands of employers or the government due to the absence of legal protection.“South Korea has no anti-discrimination laws in place, partially because politicians don’t want sexual orientation to be included.” Kim Eun-ah, Amnesty International in Seoul“South Korea has no anti-discrimination laws in place, partially because politicians don’t want sexual orientation to be included” in any legislation, said Kim Eun-ah, an official at Amnesty International in Seoul.She says that politically powerful conservative groups and lawmakers prevent the passage of such laws. And while South Korea’s progressive president, Moon Jae-in, says he supports equality, he opposes legalizing same-sex marriage.Amnesty’s Kim Eun-ah says the recent spike in homophobia following the Itaewon outbreak coupled with privacy concerns regarding the coronavirus contact tracing could prevent some LGBTQ Koreans from being tested for the disease. Health authorities say COVID-19 screenings can be conducted anonymously.Dance teacher Kim Yu-jin says she understands why other sexual minorities might still fear getting tested.“The government claims it will protect our identities,” she said. “But if they can’t even protect our human rights, how can we trust them?”  

Korea24 – 2020.04.28. (Tuesday) - News Briefing Part 1: As Tuesday marks the 100th day since the very first COVID-19 patient in South Korea, Dr. Bryan Kim of the KCDC shares his thoughts on the key to disease control and the challenges that lie ahead of us. - News Briefing Part 2: At a Cabinet meeting, South Korean President Moon Jae-in warned officials to brace for a full-scale economic crisis amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. (Rosyn Park) - In-Depth News Analysis: Dr. Bruce Bennett from RAND Corporation discusses his thoughts on Kim Jong-un's status, inter-Korean relations, as well as relations between North Korea and the U.S. - Korea Trending with Jacco Zwetsloot: Consumer sentiment in South Korea drops to its lowest level since December 2008, surveys reveal how South Korean adults are worn out from social distancing, and Olympic Gold Medalist Viktor Ahn(안현수) retires from short track skating. - Touch Base in Seoul: World-class photographer MJ Kim shares his life story that leads to him taking photos of some of the world's most famous people, including Johnny Depp, the Spice Girls, and Sir Paul McCartney. - Morning Edition Preview: Mark Wilson-Choi tells us about "240," a 10-day 24/7 art performance by Yulhyul Arts Group.

Damian Collins has KCDC (Kapiti Coast District Council) Councillor Angela Buswell on as the ninth guest of Beach FM 106.3's Business Lunch Show. Hear how Angela's background in retail and factory has shaped the way she looks at business, what she has enjoyed about being a District Councillor and their lastest project about Buying Local The Business Lunch Show is supporting Local Business with experts giving advice, updates on important information for businesses and having local businesses share their stories and how we can find them. If you would like to be a guest on The Business Lunch Show and tell us your story hit that message button or contact Damian by email to damian@beachfm.co.nz This show is proudly brought to you by PlaceMakers Kapiti & Horowhenua - Together We Are Rebuilding New Zealand.

On our third episode of World Dance month your co-hosts Reyna and Martheya interview Yoni Avital the International Director of Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company (KCDC). In this episode we go behind the screen and talk about and the history of Israel and the Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company, the International Dance Village, KCDC programming, innovative and primal work of Artistic Director Rami Be’er, and advice for emerging artists interested in auditing for the summer programs or KCDC.  Detailed shownotes: http://www.knowboxdance.com/podcast.html Subscribe to our weekly newsletter: http://eepurl.com/ggE9w1 Apply to kNOwBOX dance Short Series: http://www.knowboxdance.com/nb-short-series.html Social Distancing Resources: http://www.knowboxdance.com/social-distancing-resources.html

Korea24 – 2020.04.14. (Tuesday) - News Briefing: South Koreans prepare to vote for the general elections amid the COVID-19 pandemic. (Rosyn Park) - In-Depth News Analysis: Professor Brian Myers of Dongseo University and Dr. Simone Chun of the Korea Policy Institute join the show to discuss what Wednesday's general elections could mean for South Korea's foreign and inter-Korean policies. - Korea Trending with Jacco Zwetsloot: Social distancing may shift into a new type of "daily life quarantine system," business owners in Daegu file a civil lawsuit against the Shincheonji religious sect and South Korean-produced COVID-19 test kits are headed to the US. - Touch Base in Seoul: Alexander Bae, co-founder of "COVID Translate," joins the show to discuss his project that translated the KCDC's response guidelines for local governments.

John Hayes talks to Kapiti Coast District Paraparaumu Ward Councillor, Martin Halliday on the local response to Covid 19

This episode comes with its ass, a riddle. The riddle of Reninj. What is Reninj? What is J-tro and KCDC up to in this sequel to The FP? Find out […]

John Hayes talks to mayor of Kapiti, K.Gurunathan, a.k.a "Guru" while we are in isolation. Touching on the health of volunteers, business of the Council, Welfare team of the KCDC, and closure of the playgrounds

John Hayes talks to KCDC Districtwide Councillor Rob McCann discussing The Housing portfolio and how Covid 19 is affecting Housing

Tee talks to Moko Morris, the KCDC Sustainable Communities Co-Ordinator about the upcoming Takutai Summit on in Otaki this Sunday

John Hayes talks to KCDC Districtwide Councilor, Gwynn Compton about the Kapiti/Horowhenua commuter rail campaign

Tee has a korero with Moko Morris, Kapiti Coast District Council Sustainable Communities Co-Ordinator about the Takutai Climate Change Summit in Otaki, March 8

Tee with Moko Morris talking about a repair café coming up this weekend in Otaki

We’re back with an After Party this month – our segment where we take you outside our interviews and live in the experience. On this episode, we sat down with Heavy Discussion & Kava Garcia Vasquez to talk about race in Skateboarding. Kava unfortunately missed the original Heavy Discussion panel held at KCDC so we are fortunate to have recorded a conversation with them panel host, Jillean Liao.

Tee with Moko Morris, the |Kapiti Coast District Council Sustainable Communities co-ordinator about the Food Safety Organisation, Kaibosh, Q and A Friday, 11 Oct, regarding the upcoming Kapiti branch

Jake Taylor and TEALS are advancing computer science in schools. This episode is sponsored by Smartsheet. Show Notes: TEALS Microsoft Philanthropies The Snap programming language (and here’s a video tutorial on it) "AP" was mentioned several times, I assume that’s the Advanced Placement organization AP CS A course Jake is not on Twitter, but was kind enough to provide his email address in the episode. TEALS had a booth at KCDC. I snapped a few photos: Photo 1, Photo 2 A minor correction: in the podcast Jake states that they are in 31 states. They are actually in 27 states, Washington D.C., and British Columbia. TEALS is on Twitter. Want to be on the next episode? You can! All you need is the willingness to talk about something technical. Music is by Joe Ferg, check out more music on JoeFerg.com!

On episode 02 of Quell Party, we talk about community, the start of summer and Rookie Skateboards. Later, We sit down for an incredible conversation with Amy Ellington owner of KCDC and photographer, Lindsey Byrnes. Find us on Apple Podcasts and Soundcloud! DM us @quellskate on Instagram or email quellskate@gmail.com with any questions, comments or concerns!

The joys and tribulations of moving, working remotely, meetups, KCDC 2017, and using Trello to organize your family life. Credits Opening Music: Another beek beep beer please (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Rolemusic/gigs_n_contest/rolemusic_-_gigs_n_contest_-_03_Another_beek_beep_beer_please) by Rolemusic (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Rolemusic/)

The FP is like Breaking: Electric Boogaloo set in a dystopian society of young twenty somethings who think the world's flat and nothing exists outside the confines of their California subdivisions. Frazier Park and the 248 Frazier Park, a subdivision somewhere in the greater state of California where wars aren’t fought over color or race but by county lines and dance. Not the Samba, not ballet, no crunk, but video game dance battles. Hero is In The DNA JTRO, brother to BTRO and witness to his fall from grace, leaves the 248 in great hero fashion to grieve for a period of time unknown to everyone but the screenwriter of this film.    TRO Hearts Stacey In The Fp Fathers, be good to your daughters Daughters will love like you do But without the drink, fathers becomes a-holes and beat up on their daughters. The Redeemer No redemption song is complete without it’s maestro, BLT, to lead the redeemer to salvation. Through training and excessive hard work, JTRO will work his way to the supreme status of sleeping within the trainers quarters. Scrubs sleep outside. To be the best and covet a comfortable mattress, JTRO will have to be the best, but unfortunately his vision is cloudy — he lacks focus. That girl got him dizzy! No heroes journey goes without a training montage! (Jamaican Horns Here) Running Weights Running with weights, DC, piggyback Dragging a tire Beat Beat Revolution Waffles sandwiches And electrified tennis racquets - now lasts some low grade Rocky shit N: Never I: Ignorant G: Getting G: Goals A: Accomplished I saw no black people in this film.  Stripper Shame I was more upset over the tire stripper pool. Okay, this is the moment in the heroes journey when he’s tested before the final face off with L Double E . JTRO, his trainer BLT, and KCDC invade a party hosted in the 138, a ramshackle Russian Trailerhenge park where dreams go to die.  BTRO Avenged! A cage ain’t gonna do nothing for you but give somebody tetanus in this instance. After the hero avenges his brother’s death, a fight breaks out and somebody pulls a gun. This was by far the best directed sequence in the movie. The effects were well done and the action scenes were quite impressive for a film on a limited budget. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5QtZs09_0Y The FP Does Not Get Made Without Overwhelming Support As ridiculous a film this is; The FP does not get made if not for the support of family, friends, and the entire 248. Someone had to read this script and question whether the Trost Bros. had lost their collective minds.  The Scoop Dujour Links: The squeal to The FP in the works. BEATS OF RAGE: THE FP PART II Almost Black - Indian student accepted into medical school as an African American Flava Text of the Week: Never Ignorant Gettin' Goals Accomplished The plate full but we're always open for suggestions Leave us a voicemail or email about the podcast episode, ask a question, or share what entertains you. Phone 520-775-1690 Email feedback@talkingwithburritos.com  

Asian Pop Radio knows its vital to support Asian pop fans, crew, cover artists and other performers across Australia and right across the globe. That's why today, we are checking in with Perth dance crew KCDC. Perth's Kpop scene is gradually growing, with more and more Korean pop stars making their way to the Australian city. But there's been a scene for some time, with the help of dedicated dance crews like KCDC who have been around for years. Jenet & Jay John host our flagship Asian pop program from 7pm AEDST Monday to Friday, with their 'best of' shows 10am til noon Saturday and Sundays. Remember to like, rate & review if you love what you hear and share them with your friends. A radio station bringing you Asian pop 24/7. Our Website: asianpopradio.com Our Facebook: Facebook.com/asianpopradio Our Podcasts: goo.gl/VwsqGn Our Twitter: twitter.com/asianpopradio Our Youtube: youtube.com/asianpopradio

Today, D.C. Entrepreneur is in conversation with David Ramos of Knowledge Commons DC, and graphic design faculty at American University. We talk about the history and background of KCDC and the convergence of technology and design. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/georgeindc)