Podcasts about Sulli

Jonghyun von SHINee, Sulli von f(x), Goo Hara von Kara, Lee Sun Kyun - die Liste viel zu früh verstorbener, koreanischer Stars ist lang. Die Selbstmordrate unter Prominenten ist leider relativ hoch. Der extreme Lebensstil und Leistungsdruck dieser besonderen Persönlichkeiten kann zu ernsthaften psychischen Belastungen führen. Heute beleuchten wir wichtige Aspekte.

Sendu okkur skilaboð!Þáttur dagsins er af dýrari gerðinni og það er gullið líka. Allt þetta helsta - fréttir fróðleikur, fágæti og fíflalæti. Góða helgi, kæru launþegar!

Si avvicinano le school holidays: cosa far fare a piccoli e piccolissimi? Il COASIT di Melbourne terrà il 26 settembre un laboratorio condotto dall'artista italiana Gloria Sulli.

El popular cantante surcoreano Kim Jonghyun, fallecido el lunes en Seúl a los 27 años en un aparente caso de suicidio, dejó una nota de despedida hecha pública hoy en la que detalla su estado depresivo. La nota ha sido divulgada a través de la red social Instagram por la cantante Jang Hee-yeon, del grupo Dear Cloud y amiga cercana de Kim. La noche de este 19 de abril se dio a conocer que MOONBIN, integrante de ASTRO, fue encontrado en su departamento. Las autoridades de Corea del Sur aún se encuentran haciendo las indagaciones necesarias, pero ya dieron a conocer su principal línea de investigación. Según se dio a conocer por el medio surcoreano Yongap News, el cuerpo del cantante fue hallado sin vida por su representante alrededor de las 20:10 horas en su casa, ubicada en Seúl. La estrella de K-Pop, Goo Hara, fue encontrada en su casa . Su fallecimiento ocurre poco más de un mes después de que Sulli, otra artista surcoreana, fuera encontrada también en su domicilio en circunstancias similares. De 28 años de edad, Hara es mejor conocida por ser una antigua miembro del grupo de K-Pop Kara, al cual se unió en 2008. Distribuido por Genuina Media

General Moses, a.k.a. Adam Carswell, shares the story of why he decided to transition the podcast to focus on music and his DJ career, emphasizing why you should go after your passions and be patient to reach success. In this episode, General Moses talks about:The first episode he ever recorded for the podcast How he discovered he liked creating contentHow he discovered Toolroom Records and Toolroom AcademyLeveraging his communication skills to accelerate his DJ career General Moses would like to give a huge thanks to everyone listening for contributing their most valuable resource—their time.Episode Resources:Follow General Moses on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556963347755 Listen to General Moses's music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7aXBCWkF4GaqldpokuDaiM Follow General Moses on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/generalmoses9/ Join General Moses's Telegram community: https://t.me/+VuN1DhvZ8DMyOWUx Listen to Sulli on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0XO0aZapnn8GNdnW64OFg5?si=gHcDyoSiTfqiL4SIv8fO0g Listen to Hustle Radio: https://soundcloud.com/houseofhustle/sets/hustle-radio-by-house-of-hustle Timestamped Shownotes:00:39 – Why should you view anything you want to take seriously in your life as a business? 01:57 – What was the very episode of Dream Chasers about?03:20 – How did General Moses realize he liked being in front of a camera and creating content?04:32 – Why didn't General Moses join the spotlight sooner?06:24 – What is General Moses planning for episode 500 of Dream Chasers?07:01 – Why shouldn't you expect immediate success when you start a new path in your career?10:24 – How can you leverage your skills to expand your career?11:22 – How did General Moses discover Toolroom Records?13:54 – Why did General Moses decide to start DJing and join Toolroom Academy?15:45 – How have General Moses's communication skills accelerated his DJ career?

Adam Carswell reflects back on his first ever Dream Chasers episode and how far he has come since then while staying consistent with the content he loves to create. In this episode, Adam talks about:Anticipating his daughter Mia's birthRecording the first episode of Dream ChasersStaying true to the content he loves to create  Adam would like to give a huge thanks to everyone listening for contributing their most valuable resource—their time.Episode Resources:Adam J. Carswell Facebook Group https://raisingcapitalforrealestate.com/investor-attraction-training-ac-v1 Listen to Adam's music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7aXBCWkF4GaqldpokuDaiM DC 1: SULLI: https://youtu.be/mJDRINb5_bM?si=HsMZehN0GfrslUdy Timestamped Shownotes:01:23 – How does Adam's first episode of Dream Chasers compare to his episode content now? 

Vimos el especial de Netflix “Persona: Sulli” y quedaron muchos pensamientos para compartir, además lo juntamos con las fechas y la sugerencia de tema de algunos chingus, así salió el chisme de hoy: la violencia hacia las mujeres en Corea.  Nuestro chingu honorario Juan nos cuenta también lo que vio allá, con algunos datos duros y anécdotas de amigas suyas un tanto… preocupantes, pero reales.Acompáñanos a la plática de este “Cuéntame chingu”, que es ¡la última del año! pero recuerda que si tienes preguntas acerca de este tema o de algo más ¡cuéntanos chingu!*El 25 de noviembre es el Día Internacional de la Eliminación de la Violencia contra la Mujer.-Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales para saber más de estos tips de idioma, mantenerte al pendiente de nuestros episodios y conocer el resto de contenido que compartimos:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/entrechingusTwitter: https://twitter.com/entre_chingusTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@entrechingus

In this podcast episode, I'm talking about the limited series I just finished watching. TW: self-harm, depression, mental health

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Next Article Topic: CNN也報台灣鮭魚之亂！美網友讚：願意改名甜甜圈 | Taiwan's ‘salmon name-change' inspires U.S. social media users 知名連鎖壽司店「壽司郎」於17、18日推出優惠活動，只要名字有「鮭魚」兩字的人，可以免費享用整桌的餐點，意外掀起全台鮭魚改名之亂。 Sushi restaurant chain “Sushiro” launched a promotion on March 17 and March 18 by announcing it would give away free sushi to anyone who had “salmon” (鮭魚) in their names, leading to a name-changing frenzy in Taiwan. 而此台灣人瘋鮭魚現象也吸引到外國媒體注意，其中CNN也在19日報導，台灣人為了享有優惠，已有近140位在正式改名，於身分證上大現「鮭魚」兩字。 The phenomenon gradually attracted the attention of international media, with CNN reporting on Thursday that owing to the promotion, around 140 Taiwanese have officially changed their names to include the word “salmon.” CNN 表示此風潮已引來內政部的不滿，提醒大眾台灣法律規定每人一生中有三次改名機會。 CNN added that the situation has led the Ministry of Interior to issue a statement cautioning Taiwanese that they only get three chances to change their names in a lifetime. 繼CNN和BBC等外媒陸續報導後，台人瘋鮭魚事件也引發外國網友的注意，其中有人表示沒想到台灣人也有失去理智的時候，但也有人寫道，身為一個月光族，如果改名可以讓他吃到免費壽司他也願意。 Following media outlets like CNN and BBC's reports, Taiwaneses' name-changing craze also reached the ears of U.S. social media users with some commenting they didn't expect the day Taiwanese would lose their minds. However, others wrote that as a broke millennial, if changing their names would mean getting free sushi, then they were all for it. 更有外國網友開始呼籲美國其他連鎖店開始推類似的活動，並問道自己如果把名字改成「T-Bone」（丁骨牛排）或是「Donut」（甜甜圈），能不能在牛排館和Krispy Kreme獲得免費的餐點。 Some also called on American chain restaurants to try similar promotions, with one volunteering to change their name to “T-bone” while another wanted “Donut” so that they could get freebies from Krispy Kreme. Source article: https://chinapost.nownews.com/20210323-2277586 ; https://chinapost.nownews.com/20210319-2222391 Next Article Topic: Uber will ban passengers with low ratings Uber passengers who habitually leave their trash behind and disrespect their drivers may soon get the boot. 習慣性留下垃圾以及不尊重駕駛的Uber乘客，很快就會無法再使用Uber。 The ride-hailing company announced Tuesday that riders with ratings that are ''significantly below average'' may lose access to the app, part of a rollout of the company's updated community guidelines, which riders must abide by to continue using the service. 這家叫車公司週二宣布，評分「大幅低於平均值」的乘客，可能會無法存取Uber的app，為該公司的更新版社區守則的一環，乘客若要持續使用該公司的服務，就必須遵守這些守則。 Uber, however, said that bans for bad behavior won't come as a surprise to offending passengers. Riders will receive several notifications before they lose access to the app, the company said. 不過，Uber也說，不會突然以行為不佳為由禁止叫車以致冒犯到乘客。該公司說，乘客會先接獲數次通知，然後才會無法存取app。 And they also will have opportunities to improve their rating to remain in good standing. Tips to boost a user's rating include：''encouraging polite behavior, avoiding leaving trash in the vehicle and avoiding requests for drivers to exceed the speed limit,'' Uber said. 而且乘客也有機會改善其評分以維持好名聲。提升使用者評分的秘訣包括：「鼓勵禮貌行為，避免在車內留下垃圾，與避免要求司機超速，」Uber說。 Next Article: Topic: Kakao suspends online comments for entertainment articles Kakao暫停網友對娛樂新聞發表網路留言 South Korea's internet company Kakao said Friday that it would prevent users from posting malicious comments on its online entertainment news articles next month, pledging also to overhaul its search engine functionalities to address cyberbullying. 南韓的網路公司Kakao週五表示，下個月將禁止使用者對其網路的娛樂新聞報導，張貼惡意留言。該公司也承諾大幅修改其搜尋引擎的功能，以解決網路霸凌。 The measure came after mounting calls for the internet portal website to address cyberbullying targeting celebrities and people in general. The calls intensified after singer-turned-actress Sulli passed away last week in an apparent suicide. While the cause of death was not made public, it was widely believed Sulli had been suffering from depression. 該措施係在要求入口網站解決鎖定名人和一般人的網路霸凌的呼聲愈來愈高後提出。在歌手轉型為演員的雪莉上週過世、死因顯然是自殺後，這樣的呼聲變得更大。儘管尚未公開死因，但外界咸認為雪莉死前受憂鬱症所苦。 Kakao, however, said the decision had not been made because of a single case and that there had been heated debate over the issue for a long time. The company also decided to suspend its “related search words” service for celebrities immediately for its messenger app, Kakao Talk. 然而，Kakao指稱，長久以來就有關於該議題的熱烈論辯，並非因個案而做出實施新措施的決定。該公司亦決定立即暫停其通訊應用程式Kakao Talk針對名人的「相關搜尋字詞」服務。 Source article: https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1327534 ; https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1322297 Next Article Topic: United We Stan: How the Internet Merged Pop Culture and Politics Whatever persona Elizabeth Warren hopes to project in her presidential campaign, it is probably not that of a child witch. But that is the persona that some of her biggest fans have chosen for her. 雖不知華倫希望在競選總統時以何種形象出現，但大概不會是巫童，然而這正是她的一些鐵粉為她選擇的人物形象。 Images of Hermione Granger, played in the “Harry Potter” films by a young Emma Watson, materialize at Warren's every move. Warren steps onto the debate stage, and her fans craft tweets where Hermione stands in as her, rolling her eyes at the boys in wizarding class. Warren reads the whole Mueller report, and Hermione smugly wags her wand. In one extremely cursed tweet with zero likes, Warren's face is transplanted onto Hermione's frame, posed alongside Beto O'Rourke as Harry and Pete Buttigieg as Ron Weasley. 《哈利波特》電影中由年輕的艾瑪．華森所飾演的妙麗的人物形象，被落實在華倫的一舉一動中。華倫走上辯論會舞台時，她的粉絲們將妙麗對魔法課上男孩翻白眼的照片製作成一則推文，妙麗成了她的化身。華倫展讀穆勒的整份報告時，妙麗得意地搖著魔仗。在一則被罵到翻、沒人按讚的推文中，華倫的臉被安到妙麗的身體上，並跟歐洛克扮演的哈利，以及布塔朱吉扮演的榮恩一起擺姿勢。 What is this strange chimera of presidential campaigning: a candidate's head on pop culture's body? It is the product of a great convergence between politics and culture, citizenship and commerce, ideology and aesthetics. Civic participation has been converted seamlessly into consumer practice. It is democracy reimagined as fandom, and it is now a dominant mode of experiencing politics. 候選人的頭配上流行文化的身體，這是總統選戰中什麼樣的奇怪幻象？它是政治與文化、公民與商業、意識形態與美學的巨大融合的產物。公民參與已經無縫接軌轉化為消費行為。它是個被重新想像成粉絲圈的民主，且現在正是體驗政治的一種主流模式。 You can see it in the efforts to sort the candidates into “Harry Potter” houses, converting the election to a personality quiz in a children's book, and in the mashup video that distills the 2020 candidates into quotes from Michael Scott, the buffoonish boss of “The Office.” 在試圖把候選人分類成《哈利波特》家族人物，將選舉轉化成童書中的人格測驗、以及把2020年候選人發言變成《我們的辦公室》影集滑稽老闆麥可．史考特名言的混搭影片等行動中，都能看出這一點。 A photograph of three congresswomen of color is published and instantly compared to a Whitney Houston GIF, as if women interrogating Michael Cohen are analogous to Houston confronting her cheating boyfriend. Politicos of all stripes are styled as saints and stamped onto novelty devotional prayer candles. 一張三名有色人種國會女議員的照片被公佈後，立即被跟惠妮·休斯頓的照片相提並論，彷彿審問柯恩的女性就如同質問不忠男友的休斯頓，各種政治人物都被描繪成聖徒，印在新奇的祈禱蠟燭上。 Here, political engagement slips easily into the habits of consumption. President Donald Trump's fans follow him around the country like groupies, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's boosters fetishize her funnel-neck coat as a symbol of the #resistance. 在這一點上，政治參與很容易不知不覺變成消費習慣。川普總統的粉絲們像追星族一樣跟著他走遍全國，眾議院議長波洛西的支持者們則把她的漏斗領外套當作＃抵抗運動的象徵。 Candidates' supporters now identify as stans — a term derived from the 2000 Eminem song about a fan who becomes so obsessed, he kills. 候選人的支持者現在以stans自居，而這個詞源自阿姆2000年的歌曲，講述一位變得太痴狂、他所害死的粉絲。 Political stanning has a way of remapping the landscape of mainstream politics — maybe even overwriting physical reality itself. Frantic online cultural production swarms around Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg whenever she experiences a health scare, as if memes alone could sustain the octogenarian's life. 政治上的瘋狂迷戀往往能重繪主流政治的樣貌，甚至可能掩蓋現實世界本身。每當大法官茹絲．貝德．金斯伯格經歷一場健康恐慌時，瘋狂的網路文化產物便群起圍繞著她，彷彿只有迷因才能維持這位八旬老人的生命。 Trump's fans imbue him with improbable prowess when they edit him into pro-wrestling videos showing him smacking down CNN. But perhaps the most explicit riff on the trend was the infamous Beto O'Rourke sex tweet, which translated his political positions into sexual ones. 當川普粉絲將他編輯進職業摔角影片，顯示他擊倒CNN時，給他注入了不可思議的力量。而歐洛克臭名昭彰的性推文，則可能是對此一趨勢最明顯的嘲諷，因它將他的政治立場轉變成了性別立場。 Source article: https://paper.udn.com/udnpaper/POH0067/345410/web/

I began looking forward to this conversation as soon as it dropped on my calendar. Stephen Sullivan and Stio Inspire Connection with the Outdoors through their values and beautifully made outdoor products. We talk about the inspiration for Stio, his outdoor pursuits, and how their Pine Cone logo came to life. Facebook Twitter Instagram   The Outdoor Biz Podcast   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!   Sign up for my Newsletter HERE.   I'd love to hear your feedback about the show!   You can contact me here: email: rick@theoutdoorbizpodcast.com   or leave me a message on Speakpipe!   Presented to by:   Show Notes What was your first exposure to the outdoors? We packed our stuff up and moved to Colorado and I had been a big hockey and soccer player when I was a kid. There was no hockey in Grand Junction, which I never let my mom live down. Now both my boys are hockey players and I ended up coaching them later in life, but I got into skiing and so, you know, I think skiing was probably my first real kind of entry into the outdoor community and the outdoor world. How about your beginnings in the outdoor business or the outdoor industry side of things? That's actually a little tied to my Uncle Joe as well. So his girlfriend at the time, whose name was Betsy Clark. She opened what has gotta be one of the first true outdoor specialty stores in the country. I mean, there might have been 50 or a hundred of 'em at the time, but she opened a store called Lewis and Clark in Grand Junction. When I was 12, I got a job in the back room. I've always been a pretty handy kid and kind of knew how to put stuff together. And so I got a job actually mounting cross-country skis for her, which led to me going out on the sales floor. What was the inspiration for Cloudveil? The real inspiration behind that was I had a friend who is still a guide, was an I F M G A guide who had gone over to live in Chamonix for a winter in the early nineties. And he came back and brought me a pair of pants that were made of a Schoeller material, what's now known as soft-shell. I just became obsessed with them and, you know, ended up backcountry skiing in them and just thought that the textile wasn't being utilized in the current market. So the idea that kind of got Cloudveil started was to build a soft-shell jacket. Somehow I found the guys at Schoeller and Tom Wine Bender, who was the president of  Schoeller North America for a long time, who is still, a dear friend. He sent me five yards of fabric and I made a jacket with a local seamstress. I got another buddy in here in Jackson, a guy named Brian Cousins, inspired by the concept as well, and we just decided to give it a go. And now Stio, what inspired Stio? Well, two things. Cloudveil didn't end particularly well. We had been bought and sold a couple of times and we were owned by Spyder, the ski wear brand at the time. They eventually approached me with the opportunity to try to buy the brand back and I had a really strong financial partner and we tried to do that. We spent about seven months trying to come to terms on a deal and, literally basically got left, at the altar on a deal. I had to non-compete for about a year and a half. So I had some time to really stew on what had gone well with Cloudveil and what hadn't gone well, and what I wanted to do differently. And there were two things that really stuck out to me, the. The first thing was Cloudveil was a very top-of-the-mountain brand. It was all about really technical outerwear was kind of the forte. And I really wanted to build a brand that covered kind of more of the totality of the mountain life. Not just top-of-the-mountain stuff, but everything you could wear. As we term it here, all the way down to the boardwalk. Because you spend a lot of time in the outdoor sportswear you wear on a daily basis and, probably a little less time in the backcountry. So it just felt to me like trying to find that balance that really just showed off the totality of the mountain lifestyle. That was important. T Then the second thing that was a real catalyst for me was as Cloudveil grew, we found that the retailers started just segmenting us. Like they did anybody else, and they would say, okay, well here's the allocation of dollars we have for your hard shell, your soft shell, your fleece, your base layer, whatever it might be. And we were developing some pretty cool creative products at Cloudveil. We had, we had some pretty talented designers and, cutting edge at the time too. And the retailers weren't really buying it. They were buying the more standard-issue stuff. But we opened a retail store in the last couple of years we had Cloudveil and we had a very small direct business. And those channels were buying the more creative product. So I really felt like there was this opportunity to be more creative, to maybe bring a little more of a dose of fashion. A fashion element into the line and, and to still make, you know, beautiful technical outerwear, but also make a beautiful sportswear collection. Then the other thing that really was resonating with me was that I felt like there was a hole in the market that, nobody was purely focusing on the direct consumer channel. And although we're fairly omnichannel now, at the time when we launched the business, we basically put a catalog in the mail, turned our website on, and we opened a retail store all in the same month. And we focused specifically on that direct consumer channel to start. And it's worked out pretty well. I love the story behind your logo. Share a little bit about that with us. Our logo is, is a, is a Whitebark Pine Cone. It's a modern abstraction of a Whitebark Pine Cone. And we were going through, an initial study and we brought in some folks to help us kind of build the ecosystem in its infancy and around our value set and the value set that we wanted the brand to espouse. We went through a lot of different logo concepts and a woman that had worked for us at the time was the first one that said, you know, what about a pine cone? And I thought, oh, that's a cool idea. And then we got some graphic samples of that and I said, "you know, I think it really needs to be more of a modern abstraction of a pine cone because I want the brand to feel modern." But the whole concept was that we wanted something that really grounded us in kind of the place we are in, which is the Yellowstone Ecosystem. And we wanted something that reflected nature. And it turns out that the pine cone is a fascinating thing. Shortly after we launched the brand I went on a family trip to Italy and you can't believe where the Pine Cone shows up. It's on the staff of the Pope. It's got all these incredible meanings. So I think that was just serendipitous that we came up with that logo. But we really wanted it to reflect back on the plight of the White Bark Pine and the Yellowstone ecosystem and around the Intermountain West. I love how you have the daily reminder idea. I'm wondering if you have any thoughts on how we might expand that daily reminder idea to help protect the places we love, maybe as individuals or as an industry. I think for us as brands and companies in this industry, it's really important to focus on doing the right thing. That's one of our core tenants is to do the right thing. And so, you know, we're trying to move towards a goal of a hundred percent sustainable textiles at some point. One of our core tenants is to do the right thing. So we're trying to move towards a goal of a hundred percent sustainable textiles at some point. We're in the high fifties right now on that and growing every year. We've been a climate-neutral company now for our third year in a row. We spend a lot of time as a company thinking about how we can get our employees outside. We have a flexible PTO policy. It's very similar to an unlimited policy where we encourage people to take a minimum of three weeks and if they are doing one of those lifetime trips, like the Grand Canyon or going on an expedition or doing some big travel, we would encourage them to do more. We published a stewardship report every year to acknowledge all those efforts. And we launched Stio Second Turn for reusing lightly worn products and reselling them and giving people a discount on new stuff. So I think for us, the obligation is to continue to show people how the outdoors can have such a terrific impact on your being, your psyche right? And your health, your wellness, and so we spend a lot of time doing that. What other outdoor activities do you participate in? You still ski a lot, sounds like. I do, I always have a goal to be on skis a hundred days. That sounds audacious to a lot of people, but for me, that is just a, you know, a quick lap on the King or quick hike up Glory on the pass. It's not like a full ski in the village for a whole day, but I ski a lot. I mountain bike and gravel ride a lot. I flyfish a ton. Those are my big core passions in life right now. Do you have any suggestions or advice for folks wanting to get into the outdoor business or grow their career if they're already doing something in the industry? I love this question. I've had this one very frequently and I'll be really honest with you. I think one of the best things people can do, people are always trying to, especially kids getting outta college, they've just gotten a degree, and they're trying to figure out what they want to do with their career. They're enchanted with the outdoor industry, but, but it's a big business now. And it's a real business and you need expertise. One of the things I think is the best thing somebody could do to get into the industry is to go work in outdoor retail. I truly believe that it was so foundational to me, and understanding what customers are looking for. Understanding merchandising how to represent a brand effectively to a customer, understanding the marketing, you see it all in an outdoor retail store. It's where the rubber meets the road and once you understand how all the stuff behind the scenes comes together when that customer's standing there asking you a question about a jacket or a pack, then you understand, you get a sense of how it all is important, each piece of that puzzle. I think it's great preparation. Do you have any favorite books or books you give as gifts or a favorite podcast? Podcasts? My favorite podcast going right now. There are two of 'em. I love the Rich Roll Podcast. I hope you've heard that. I think he does a really good job. And I've been really into Mill House lately, which is Andy Mill, who is a former ski racer. He used to be married to Chris Everett, and Andy's one of the preeminent tarpon fishermen in the world. He lives down in the Keys most of the year now. He's got a podcast that's been pretty fun to listen to. He's gotten a real wide diversity of not just, you know, fishing guides and fisherman, legendary fisherman. But he's also had people like Huey Lewis, who happens to be a really avid angler. So I've gotten a kick out of that recently. Do you have a couple of favorite books? One of my all-time favorite books was The River Why by David James Duncan. I also really loved the book, The Emerald Mile by Kevin Fedarko. What's your favorite piece of outdoor gear? Under a hundred dollars. There's not a lot under a hundred bucks anymore, but I came up with kind of a fun one, I think. I would say ski crampons. Is there anything else you would like to say or ask of our listeners? The only thing I'd say to the listeners is just, you know, support brands and products that align with your values. I think it's really important that it's not just the companies, with all the people out there in the world, but supporting your local nonprofits, support causes that are important to you. Some of the things we do here that are just so rewarding are we're a big sponsor of the Doug Coombs Foundation, The Conservation Alliance and Camber Outdoors. I think those things are really important because they help perpetuate the outdoors for all of us. We will be offering listeners a code for 25% off their purchase. The code is for one-time use and excludes any third-party or sale items. Offer expires July 1, 2023. Code: OUTDOOR2023 Follow up with Sulli and Stio www.stio.com Instagram @stio @sullijackson

A lot has been going down in the K-Pop world, and Bingu & Choom take the chance to play a little catch up on all the events! With Stray Kids' Bang Chan having to make an apology and GOT7 members Mark and BamBam's matching tattoos—the deep dive topic of the day is toxicity in K-Pop. Does fan behavior really reflect on their idols? We also talk about the fliers spreading around Seoul claiming IU is a spy, Netflix's documentary on Sulli releasing soon, Teen Top C.A.P's livestream controversy, and the positive things to celebrate with recent record-breaking achievements of iKON & Fifty Fifty!

And for the first couple to ever join the show, today we welcome the NEWLY ENGAGED Francesca Farago and Jesse Sulli! The lovebirds join Sofia to tell us their fairytale story about how no matter the distance (or dating show) - nothing can keep true love apart. Francesca also gives us the inside scoop on Too Hot To Handle and Perfect Match, filling us in on what really went down behind the scenes of the hit Netflix series. Jesse then takes us back to his childhood explaining his journey that ultimately led him to become a leader in the trans community; inspiring and creating a safe space for millions of young people. Francesca and Jesse are the perfect example of trusting your path in life and knowing you'll be rewarded, so if you needed reassurance Sloots, here it is!  Follow Sofia on Instagram and Twitter @SofiaFranklyn Find merch HERE: https://www.sofiafranklyn.com/  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

5th place finisher Sulli joins me to talk about his experience in High Seas: having a difficult schedule and knowing when to cut an ally. Additionally, there's a short discussion about the future of Alliance at the end of the episode.

We're back today with part two of our series interviewing past brides of ours. Today, welcome to the show Sulli Lichnovsky one of Evie's past brides from 2021. Sulli was a fun bride to interview because she's also a photographer who is IN this industry as well. So she has a dual perspective which brings another element to today's conversation.    Today we ask Sulli some hard-hitting questions about her experience working with Evie, things Evie did that blew her away, AND some things Evie could have done better. We ask her for her top tips on choosing vendors for her wedding, and if she had to redo her wedding all over again...what would she change. --------------------------------- Show notes: https://theheartuniversity.com/313-behind-the-scenes-with-evies-past-bride-with-sulli-lichnovsky --------------------------------- Goal Setting Freebie: www.theheartuniversity.com/goals --------------------------------- Basecamp: www.basecamp.com/heart Use the link above to try Basecamp for free!  --------------------------------- Contract Templates: www.theheartcontracts.com Use the link above for 10% off!  --------------------------------- If you want to connect with us and other listeners in the Heart and Hustle community join our Facebook group here. --------------------------------- PODCAST10 for 10% off anything from The Shop! www.theheartuniversity.com/shop --------------------------------- Follow along: www.instagram.com/mrslindseyroman www.instagram.com/evierupp www.instagram.com/theheartuniversity  

Available on Spotify, Apple, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts!Timestamps:* Intro* ‘Fin-techionary' of the Week: Contagion (0.50)* News (1.47)* Interview with Dezzy about their experience and current work at Aku (5.75)* Quick Fire Questions with Dezzy (35.36)* Signals Fintech Founders: Vergo's Rich Kane on fintech competition & entrepreneurship (38.08)* Upcoming Events (47.10)Transcript:Hey FinTech friends!My name is Helen Femi Williams, and I'm your host of the Hey Fintech friends podcast, brought to you by This Week In Fintech.So let's talk about the structure of this podcast.First, we're gonna go through the news. And if you subscribe to The This Week in Fintech newsletter, you're in luck because this is the audio version.Secondly, we'll go through the fintechtionary, then we're going to have a chat with this week's friend DezzyAnd lastly, I'll tell you a bit about the latest Signals article.Oh, and before we move on, how can I not mention events!I'm going to go through some of the global fintech events, conferences, and places that you need to know about that are happening in the next two weeks. So listen up for that too!Also, friends, I did want to say I'm so happy about the number of people who've reached out if you've listened to this podcast, who've engaged in it, and I did want to let you guys know that from December onwards, we're going to be looking at the guests for 2023. So if you know someone interesting, or you think you would be great for this podcast, please do feel free to reach out to us.Fintechionary: ContagionAccording to Investopedia, contagion is the spread of an economic crisis from one market or region to another and can occur at both a domestic or international level. Contagion can occur because many of the same goods and services, especially labor and capital goods, can be used across many different markets and because virtually all markets are connected through monetary and financial systems.The real and nominal interconnections of markets can act as a buffer for the economy against economic shocks, or as a mechanism to propagate and even magnify shocks. The latter case is typically what economists and other commentators refer to as contagion, with a negative connotation likening the effect to the spread of a disease.News

Sullivan Rue is a nursing student and World Champion fooser living in Louisiana.  In this episode, Clay Tumey and Midori Kimura sit down with Sulli to discuss dreams, recoil, and playing Dad in the Open Doubles Final.

In this episode I sit down with Stephen "Sulli" Sullivan.  Sulli is a fixture in the Outdoor Industry and the JH Community.  Sulli was the co-founder and president of Cloudveil Mountain Works from 1997 to 2010, an apparel company born and bred in the Tetons and a staple of the community.  I still have some of the products and I often notice them on folks who too have old favorites that die hard.  After a brief hiatus and the expiration of a non-compete Sulli founded Stio in 2011 where he remains today as the CEO.  Stio was founded to inspire connection with the outdoors through beautiful, functional products infused with mountain soul.  True to the authenticity of the brand, the Stio catalog is on full display daily in and around the Rocky Mountains and beyond. In recent years Stio has experienced exponential growth (something I look forward to discussing today) To see Sulli's vision come to fruition after decades of hard work and persistence is an inspiration and a case study of entrepreneurship for those lucky enough to work in industries, they are passionate about.  You can still find Sulli on the mountains, trails and rivers that fueled his vision some 30 years ago, daily.  Sulli is a frequent panelist and lecturer in the outdoor/snow sports/fly fishing space and serves as a business mentor to several local and national companies. He is a board member/treasurer of the Jackson Hole One Fly Foundation and Center Management inc. Sulli grew up in Grand Junction, CO and went to school in Durango where he graduated from Fort Lewis College.  Sulli lives in Wilson, WY with his wife Anna and his three children Pryor (a former coworker of mine), Stewart and Harriet.  Without further adieu, please welcome Sulli to the show!Be sure to subscribe to this show on iTunes, Spotify, and your favorite podcast hosting platform. Check our website (www.permittothink.com), subscribe to the newsletter, and get updates on the show.  Please forward the show onto anyone who you think might dig it. Reviews help, thank you!

We are back after a few months of "adulting." And we are listening to one of South Korea's biggest artists: IU. She is someone who has consistently retained her dominance on music charts in SK and continues to evolve as an artist in both her singing and her lyricism. We dive into some of her most famous songs, and some controversial tracks as well. We also get a little bit emotional as we discuss her friendship with the incredible Sulli and Jonghyun. Listen to us as we talk about everything and anything, as always, from internet safety to people who become famous when they are too young to cereal!

Today, we'll be discussing Episode 10 of Hotel Del Luna. The main storyline is about the hotel Chairman and the bartender trying to set up Koo Chan Sung with the Chairman's granddaughter. While the granddaughter is interested, Koo Chan Sung says that his heart is already taken. And even though Man Wol tells him to leave the hotel, Koo Chan Sung decides to stay by her side. In the end, Man Wol allows Koo Chan Sung to take care of her and guide her to the afterlife., causing the Moon Tree to burst with flowers. The hotel moves back to the city, and Koo Chan Sung is reinstated as the manager. There are three important side stories: Yeon-wu has come back as a reincarnated Yeong-su. Yeong-su meets Lee Mi-ra and they start to date. Koo Chan Sung meets his mother, who is a ghost trapped in a library. And we see the serial killer set up a man for his many murders.  We do a short recap of the show, and then we dive deep into the episode. We discuss:This week's featured song from the Hotel Del Luna OST - So Long by Paul Kim, a South Korean singer and songwriter.  The firefly and the green, shadowy character from last week's episode.Whether or not we would make the choice to eat the medicine that would allow us to stop seeing ghosts.The love triangle between Man Wol, Koo Chan Sung and the Chairman's granddaughter.Joanna's grandmother's visit to her in a dream when she was little.The cameo by Sulli, the famous singer/actress and IU's best friend; she committed suicie in 2019 after filming the cameo.How Man Wol accepts that Chan Sung is there to take care of her, and that she will bloom beautifully and then die, like the Moon Tree.The side story with Koo Chan Sung's mom and how we both felt shortchanged by this story, we wanted to know more about his mom and the relationship to develop between them more.The side story with the serial killer, and how he knows Sanchez and Koo Chan Sung.Our favorite Man Wol outfits.How food comes up a lot in this episode, especially how Koo Chan Sung used food to save Sanchez's life.Our favorite lines from the episode.Why we think K Dramas make us so emotional, from the music, to the beautiful dialogues, pacing, and character development.References:Sulli made a cameo in Episode 10. She played the granddaughter of the Chairman. Sulli is a singer, actor and model. She is a friend of IU. She was found dead in October 2019. Goo Hara committed suicide The last phone booth in America Secrets of K Drama and K Pop Success   Why do people get so emotional when watching K Dramas? Experts explain why K Dramas are so addictiveIn memory of the living; discussion about Koo Chan Sung's mom

Sania Ahmad: Outrage As Bulli Bai, Sulli Deals Creators Granted Bail As ‘First Time Offenders' by Radio Islam

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Hello hello hello and welcome to the Better Each Day podcast where recording artists' share their backstories and their music and any embarrassing moments they care to share. I'm Bruce Hilliard and thank you for being here. The '60s — an era when television was still a modern marvel, and viewers only had a few channels to choose from — TV variety shows were one of the most important influences of pop culture. Thus, Beatles fans were especially eager to show their support for their favorite boys by watching them on the small screen whenever they scored a televised gig. The band's February 9, 1964 performance on The Ed Sullivan Show was a particularly historic moment. According to the show's official website, it was their first live American television appearance.  The boys played five of their most popular songs at the time: "All My Loving," "Till There Was You," "She Loves You," "I Saw Her Standing There," and "I Want to Hold Your Hand." The performance drew 73 million people to their TV screens. I love the song list because it starts out with an up tempo, new to American ears “All My Loving” and immediately segues into “Till There Was You”, a ballad from a popular broadway hit and movie…a song that would prevent the parents from switching the TV to Disney.  It worked like nothing our generation could have ordered from a genie. Annoying enough parents (check), introducing new music (check) and making it look so f'ing fun and easy everyone watching wanted to be part of it. When I say “annoying the parents” I mean that in a way that points out that the Beatles never harshed anyone and didn't intend Armageddon by wearing their hair a hair longer than the normal Brylcreem buzz of the day and the radical suits and ties. Punkers in a tux. In honor of the iconic broadcast's 58th anniversary in 2022, the Better Each Day Podcast collected snips from the anals (I shouldn't go for that one any more) of time for a scrapbook of memorabilia. We had just witnessed a seismic cultural shift."  Fans started their own unofficial clubs, as well. Many of them amassed private collections of Beatles memorabilia. One Oregon club possessed a whopping "30 Beatle books, 9 Beatle records, over 2,000 Beatle bubblegum cards (some are duplicates) and 3,000 Beatles pictures." Beatles fans who wanted to show off their affinity for the band with merch had a vast array of products to choose from. According to Consequence of Sound, in 1964, the Wall Street Journal declared that Beatlemaniacs across America were buying "Beatle wigs, Beatle dolls, Beatle egg cups and Beatle T-shirts, sweatshirts and narrow-legged pants." Beatle wigs? That's right. Plenty of the band's biggest admirers saw them as the perfect accessory to sport at concerts. The pop-on mop-tops were so popular that Lowell Toy Company, their officially licensed manufacturer, once told a reporter, "We're turning out about 15,000 a day, but we've got a backlog of 500,000 orders."  The wigs were only the tip of the iceberg. According to American Profile, young Beatles lovers in the '60s could also purchase officially licensed Beatles Halloween costumes, complete with flame-retardant masks. Beatles-themed board games, stockings printed with the boys' faces, Beatles-branded hairspray, and "Big Beat Beatles Bongos" were available, as well. My personal goal is to become famous, say something the journalist can spin, make everyone like me and have a Pez dispenser mass produced in my likeness. Accents and trends: Start with kids. Someone didn't come here from England in the 1700s and suddenly proclaim (with a thick southern accent) “Hey there whisker biscuit, what say we pop a few poppers and Q up some ribs!” No. It's the next generation of Americans, those little snots, that lead our societies off on their new journeys to the latest ways. In this case, there had been a world war just over a decade prior, our president had been...

As Mumbai police and now Delhi police catch alleged masterminds of the apps that virtually auctioned Muslim women, what took so long? Is it simply public pressure that led to the breakthroughs this time around? Or is the delay due to the difficulty of catching anonymous perpetrators online?  For an answer to these questions, our reporter Suryatapa Mukherjee spoke to Karan Saini, a security researcher and a public interest technologist for this episode of The Suno India Show. Karan takes us through his own research of Sulli Deals and Bulli Bai, and what the police can do in this case involving US-based internet platforms. See sunoindia.in/privacy-policy for privacy information.

Three arrests have been made in the 'Bulli Bai' case so far. Shekhar Gupta draws a comparison of the case with Sulli Deal case of June 2020 and why this incident is a by-product of police investigation done back then. And what is GitHub. Episode 912 of CutTheClutter Brought to you by  @Kia India 

Aktor berpenghasilan tertinggi di South Korea ini kembali bermain drama, setelah tahun lalu sukses berakting di IOTNBO kini si baby face kembali bermain thriller namun dalam sebuah series. Apa sebenarnya alasan Soo Hyun mengambil sesuatu yang related dengan genre ini mengingat sebelumnya, sebelum dia memutuskan untuk wamil dia sempat mengambil film thriller/crime juga bersama mendiang Sulli.

The FNB Wines2Whales is the most iconic 3 day mountain biking stage race in the Western Cape. The route traditionally makes its way from the Lourensford Wine Estate in Somerset West through Grabouw and the Paul Cluver / Oak Valley wine estates to finish in Onrus. This year is the first ever SwitchBack edition, reversing the route and incorporating a host of new trails!J-Dogg sits down with Sulli (who is currently racing the event with him) and our special guest Johan Kriegler, the founder of the event, to talk about it's inception, evolution, and future. With the SwitchBack has also come the first year of E-Bike racing at the Wines2Whales, or any South African stage race for that matter! Johan, or JK as he is known, shares about his own cycling journey, finding the W2W route, getting the event off the ground, starting Cape Trails, and now the future of E-Bike Racing!To see more of what are about and what we get up to, head over to our website www.wildairsports.com or our Instagram page www.instagram.com/wildairsports Links:Wines2Whales - https://wines2whales.com Cape Trails - https://wines2whales.com/involve/cape-trails/E-Bike Content from the event - https://www.instagram.com/tv/CWBjtaHqESc/?utm_medium=copy_link#mountainbiking #wildairsports #wines2whales #wildairbike #capetown #southafrica

The last time a South African rider won the Cape Epic was in 2012; it was the late Burry Stander. 9 years later, Matt Beers writes his name into the history books as he and his team mate, XCO World Champion Jordan Sarrou, arrive at the finish of 8 days with a 9 minute lead in the GC. Matt Beers becomes the second ever South African to win this fabled event!We have Doug, J-Dogg, and Sulli on the mics to chat with Matt about what it took to achieve this immense victory and what it feels like to have won the Cape Epic!We get into team tactics, team support, the stages, details of the racing, who was pushing who, and plenty more juicy detail of Matt and Jordan's performance at the "Race that measures all" !Photo creds: Craig KoleskyLinks:Cape Epic Website

At long last, we have come to the end of our IU deep dive. In this episode, we finish off our discussion with her work from 2018 to the present day. We end the episode talking about our personal experiences with IU's and the things we especially enjoy from her. Thank you for listening and we hope you join us for our October episodes!Trigger Warning [for mention of Jonghyun and Sulli's passing] 6:40 - 6:55, 12:00 - 12:40--Check out our website!kpopsunbaes.com--Our Scripthttps://tinyurl.com/IUHistoryPt3--Where To Find UsTwitter: kpopsunbaesInstagram: k.pop.sunbaesTumblr: kpopotd, kpopotd2, kpopsunbaesFacebook: The K-Pop SunbaesTikTok: kpopsundae--AttributionsMusic by Joystock - https://www.joystock.orgIce Cream Image - Be Calm And Eat Ice Cream

Topic: About the Internet - First-ever tweet sold for around NT$82.3 million   由推特（Twitter）創辦人杜錫（Jack Dorsey）發出的史上第一條推文，今天被當作「不可替代代幣」（NFT）拍賣出去，得標價飆破290萬美元（約新台幣8230萬元）。 The first-ever tweet by Twitter founder Jack Dorsey was auctioned off on Tuesday as an “non-fungible token” (NFT), with the bid surpassing US$2.9 million (around NT$82.3 million). 拍賣平台Valuables by Cent的一則推文說：「杜錫同意了@sinaEstavi這個帳號所喊出的291萬5835.47美元。」 A tweet from the auction platform “Valuables by Cent” read that “Jack accepted the offer from sinaEstavi for $2915835.47.” Valuables by Cent表示：「現在這則推文已在區塊鏈（blockchain）上打造好了。」The auction account added that the tweet is now “minted on blockchain.” 得標者的帳號資料顯示，擁有@sinaEstavi帳號的是區塊鏈技術相關的新創公司Bridge Oracle執行長艾斯塔維（Sina Estavi）。 The winner's account details show that Sina Estavi, CEO of Bridge Oracle, a blockchain technology start-up, owns the @sinaEstavi account. 杜錫表示，他將把這次拍賣所得捐給慈善機構。 Dorsey explained that all proceeds from the auction will be donated to charities. 2006年3月21日，杜錫在鍵盤打下：「剛剛設定好我的推特」（just setting up my twttr）這樣平凡無奇的話，發出後成了史上第一條推文，同時正式啟用推特這個全球通用的平台，後來在公民社會中，成為一股具爭議又占主導地位的力量。 The sold-tweet was first tweeted on March 21, 2006, with Dorsey writing, “just setting up my twttr.”Such a mundane statement became the first tweet ever sent and officially launched Twitter, a global platform that has since become a controversial and dominant force in civil society. 艾斯塔維在推文中說：「我覺得再過幾年，人們會意識到那則推文的真正價值，正如同名畫『蒙娜麗莎』（Mona Lisa）一樣。」“ I think years later people will realize the true value of this tweet, like the Mona Lisa painting,” Estavi tweeted regarding his new purchase.這次杜錫推文的拍賣，凸顯了人們對「不可替代代幣」（non-fungible token, NFT）的興趣激增。 The auction of Dorsey's tweet also highlights the surge of interest in non-fungible tokens (NFT). 不可替代代幣是在加密貨幣（cryptocurrencies）之後，運用同樣的區塊鏈技術，把物件轉變為虛擬蒐藏家的東西，且無法複製。 Non-fungible tokens uses the same blockchain technology, after cryptocurrencies, to transform objects into virtual collectors' items that cannot be replicated. 杜錫今天推文感謝@sinaEstavi，並表示，這次拍賣的所得，已經捐給在東非幫助窮人的非營利組織 GiveDirectly。Dorsey tweeted his thanks to Estavi on Tuesday and added that the proceeds from the auction were donated to GiveDirectly, a nonprofit organization that helps the poor in East Africa.   Next Article   CNN也報台灣鮭魚之亂！美網友讚：願意改名甜甜圈 | Taiwan's ‘salmon name-change' inspires U.S. social media users 知名連鎖壽司店「壽司郎」於17、18日推出優惠活動，只要名字有「鮭魚」兩字的人，可以免費享用整桌的餐點，意外掀起全台鮭魚改名之亂。 Sushi restaurant chain “Sushiro” launched a promotion on March 17 and March 18 by announcing it would give away free sushi to anyone who had “salmon” (鮭魚) in their names, leading to a name-changing frenzy in Taiwan. 而此台灣人瘋鮭魚現象也吸引到外國媒體注意，其中CNN也在19日報導，台灣人為了享有優惠，已有近140位在正式改名，於身分證上大現「鮭魚」兩字。 The phenomenon gradually attracted the attention of international media, with CNN reporting on Thursday that owing to the promotion, around 140 Taiwanese have officially changed their names to include the word “salmon.” CNN 表示此風潮已引來內政部的不滿，提醒大眾台灣法律規定每人一生中有三次改名機會。CNN added that the situation has led the Ministry of Interior to issue a statement cautioning Taiwanese that they only get three chances to change their names in a lifetime. 繼CNN和BBC等外媒陸續報導後，台人瘋鮭魚事件也引發外國網友的注意，其中有人表示沒想到台灣人也有失去理智的時候，但也有人寫道，身為一個月光族，如果改名可以讓他吃到免費壽司他也願意。 Following media outlets like CNN and BBC's reports, Taiwaneses' name-changing craze also reached the ears of U.S. social media users with some commenting they didn't expect the day Taiwanese would lose their minds.However, others wrote that as a broke millennial, if changing their names would mean getting free sushi, then they were all for it. 更有外國網友開始呼籲美國其他連鎖店開始推類似的活動，並問道自己如果把名字改成「T-Bone」（丁骨牛排）或是「Donut」（甜甜圈），能不能在牛排館和Krispy Kreme獲得免費的餐點。 Some also called on American chain restaurants to try similar promotions, with one volunteering to change their name to “T-bone” while another wanted “Donut” so that they could get freebies from Krispy Kreme.Source article: https://chinapost.nownews.com/20210323-2277586 ; https://chinapost.nownews.com/20210319-2222391   Next Article   Topic: Uber will ban passengers with low ratingsUber passengers who habitually leave their trash behind and disrespect their drivers may soon get the boot.習慣性留下垃圾以及不尊重駕駛的Uber乘客，很快就會無法再使用Uber。   The ride-hailing company announced Tuesday that riders with ratings that are ''significantly below average'' may lose access to the app, part of a rollout of the company's updated community guidelines, which riders must abide by to continue using the service. 這家叫車公司週二宣布，評分「大幅低於平均值」的乘客，可能會無法存取Uber的app，為該公司的更新版社區守則的一環，乘客若要持續使用該公司的服務，就必須遵守這些守則。 Uber, however, said that bans for bad behavior won't come as a surprise to offending passengers. Riders will receive several notifications before they lose access to the app, the company said. 不過，Uber也說，不會突然以行為不佳為由禁止叫車以致冒犯到乘客。該公司說，乘客會先接獲數次通知，然後才會無法存取app。 And they also will have opportunities to improve their rating to remain in good standing. Tips to boost a user's rating include：''encouraging polite behavior, avoiding leaving trash in the vehicle and avoiding requests for drivers to exceed the speed limit,'' Uber said. 而且乘客也有機會改善其評分以維持好名聲。提升使用者評分的秘訣包括：「鼓勵禮貌行為，避免在車內留下垃圾，與避免要求司機超速，」Uber說。 Next Article:   Topic: Kakao suspends online comments for entertainment articles Kakao暫停網友對娛樂新聞發表網路留言 South Korea's internet company Kakao said Friday that it would prevent users from posting malicious comments on its online entertainment news articles next month, pledging also to overhaul its search engine functionalities to address cyberbullying. 南韓的網路公司Kakao週五表示，下個月將禁止使用者對其網路的娛樂新聞報導，張貼惡意留言。該公司也承諾大幅修改其搜尋引擎的功能，以解決網路霸凌。 The measure came after mounting calls for the internet portal website to address cyberbullying targeting celebrities and people in general. The calls intensified after singer-turned-actress Sulli passed away last week in an apparent suicide. While the cause of death was not made public, it was widely believed Sulli had been suffering from depression. 該措施係在要求入口網站解決鎖定名人和一般人的網路霸凌的呼聲愈來愈高後提出。在歌手轉型為演員的雪莉上週過世、死因顯然是自殺後，這樣的呼聲變得更大。儘管尚未公開死因，但外界咸認為雪莉死前受憂鬱症所苦。 Kakao, however, said the decision had not been made because of a single case and that there had been heated debate over the issue for a long time. The company also decided to suspend its “related search words” service for celebrities immediately for its messenger app, Kakao Talk. 然而，Kakao指稱，長久以來就有關於該議題的熱烈論辯，並非因個案而做出實施新措施的決定。該公司亦決定立即暫停其通訊應用程式Kakao Talk針對名人的「相關搜尋字詞」服務。Source article: https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1327534 ; https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1322297   Next Article   Topic: United We Stan: How the Internet Merged Pop Culture and Politics   Whatever persona Elizabeth Warren hopes to project in her presidential campaign, it is probably not that of a child witch. But that is the persona that some of her biggest fans have chosen for her. 雖不知華倫希望在競選總統時以何種形象出現，但大概不會是巫童，然而這正是她的一些鐵粉為她選擇的人物形象。 Images of Hermione Granger, played in the “Harry Potter” films by a young Emma Watson, materialize at Warren's every move. Warren steps onto the debate stage, and her fans craft tweets where Hermione stands in as her, rolling her eyes at the boys in wizarding class. Warren reads the whole Mueller report, and Hermione smugly wags her wand. In one extremely cursed tweet with zero likes, Warren's face is transplanted onto Hermione's frame, posed alongside Beto O'Rourke as Harry and Pete Buttigieg as Ron Weasley. 《哈利波特》電影中由年輕的艾瑪．華森所飾演的妙麗的人物形象，被落實在華倫的一舉一動中。華倫走上辯論會舞台時，她的粉絲們將妙麗對魔法課上男孩翻白眼的照片製作成一則推文，妙麗成了她的化身。華倫展讀穆勒的整份報告時，妙麗得意地搖著魔仗。在一則被罵到翻、沒人按讚的推文中，華倫的臉被安到妙麗的身體上，並跟歐洛克扮演的哈利，以及布塔朱吉扮演的榮恩一起擺姿勢。 What is this strange chimera of presidential campaigning: a candidate's head on pop culture's body? It is the product of a great convergence between politics and culture, citizenship and commerce, ideology and aesthetics. Civic participation has been converted seamlessly into consumer practice. It is democracy reimagined as fandom, and it is now a dominant mode of experiencing politics. 候選人的頭配上流行文化的身體，這是總統選戰中什麼樣的奇怪幻象？它是政治與文化、公民與商業、意識形態與美學的巨大融合的產物。公民參與已經無縫接軌轉化為消費行為。它是個被重新想像成粉絲圈的民主，且現在正是體驗政治的一種主流模式。 You can see it in the efforts to sort the candidates into “Harry Potter” houses, converting the election to a personality quiz in a children's book, and in the mashup video that distills the 2020 candidates into quotes from Michael Scott, the buffoonish boss of “The Office.” 在試圖把候選人分類成《哈利波特》家族人物，將選舉轉化成童書中的人格測驗、以及把2020年候選人發言變成《我們的辦公室》影集滑稽老闆麥可．史考特名言的混搭影片等行動中，都能看出這一點。 A photograph of three congresswomen of color is published and instantly compared to a Whitney Houston GIF, as if women interrogating Michael Cohen are analogous to Houston confronting her cheating boyfriend. Politicos of all stripes are styled as saints and stamped onto novelty devotional prayer candles. 一張三名有色人種國會女議員的照片被公佈後，立即被跟惠妮·休斯頓的照片相提並論，彷彿審問柯恩的女性就如同質問不忠男友的休斯頓，各種政治人物都被描繪成聖徒，印在新奇的祈禱蠟燭上。 Here, political engagement slips easily into the habits of consumption. President Donald Trump's fans follow him around the country like groupies, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's boosters fetishize her funnel-neck coat as a symbol of the #resistance. 在這一點上，政治參與很容易不知不覺變成消費習慣。川普總統的粉絲們像追星族一樣跟著他走遍全國，眾議院議長波洛西的支持者們則把她的漏斗領外套當作＃抵抗運動的象徵。 Candidates' supporters now identify as stans — a term derived from the 2000 Eminem song about a fan who becomes so obsessed, he kills. 候選人的支持者現在以stans自居，而這個詞源自阿姆2000年的歌曲，講述一位變得太痴狂、他所害死的粉絲。 Political stanning has a way of remapping the landscape of mainstream politics — maybe even overwriting physical reality itself. Frantic online cultural production swarms around Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg whenever she experiences a health scare, as if memes alone could sustain the octogenarian's life. 政治上的瘋狂迷戀往往能重繪主流政治的樣貌，甚至可能掩蓋現實世界本身。每當大法官茹絲．貝德．金斯伯格經歷一場健康恐慌時，瘋狂的網路文化產物便群起圍繞著她，彷彿只有迷因才能維持這位八旬老人的生命。 Trump's fans imbue him with improbable prowess when they edit him into pro-wrestling videos showing him smacking down CNN. But perhaps the most explicit riff on the trend was the infamous Beto O'Rourke sex tweet, which translated his political positions into sexual ones. 當川普粉絲將他編輯進職業摔角影片，顯示他擊倒CNN時，給他注入了不可思議的力量。而歐洛克臭名昭彰的性推文，則可能是對此一趨勢最明顯的嘲諷，因它將他的政治立場轉變成了性別立場。Source article: https://paper.udn.com/udnpaper/POH0067/345410/web/  

On July 4th, the Sulli Deals app invited users to find their deal of the day, a Muslim woman they could claim to own. The app included the Twitter image and handle of the woman, which could then be tweeted by the user as their very own Sulli Deal. It was gone by the next day after an uproar online. However, one month and two FIRs later, we still do not know who the offenders are. This is not the first time that Muslim women have been “auctioned” online. Earlier in May, the youtube channel Liberal Doge live-streamed photos of Muslim women from social media, and asked viewers to bid on them. Even earlier, as article 370 was abrogated, Hindu men were celebrating online that they could now have Kashmiri brides, with pictures of light-skinned women in hijab.  In this episode of The Suno India Show, our reporter Suryatapa Mukherjee speaks to pilot Hana Mohsin Khan, student and political activist Afreen Fatima, and student and poet Nabiya Khan. Targeted by the Sulli Deals app, they speak about the cost of being a visible and vocal Muslim woman in India today. Additional reading: ‘Get A Wife From Kashmir': Article 370 News Has Sparked A Horrible Wave Of Misogyny Women Abused, Stalked, ‘Auctioned' Online On Eid. But They're Refusing To Be Silenced. See sunoindia.in/privacy-policy for privacy information.

Max Sullivan, or Sulli, is by now a familiar member of the WILD AIR crew! These days he spends a lot of time on his trail bike in the Jonkershoek valley but he has had a fast paced history racing marathons, cross country, and even road bikes to the limit! He has been on both sides of the sponsorship curtain as well as team manger which gives him a holistic view on the world of racing bicycles.We get to know Sulli's cycling  journey as well as some of his thoughts on where the racing scene is at today in South Africa, what is keeping our athletes from performing on the World Stage, what is important in managing sponsorships, and what athletes need to do to really make it!To see more of what are about and what we get up to, head over to our website www.wildairsports.com or our Instagram page www.instagram.com/wildairsports Links from the podcast:Coetzenberg Course Preview with J-Dogg and SulliJonkershoek Enduro 2019 Highlights

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In the very first episode of Stirkers & Radar - Uncut we hit the ground running with plenty to go at. We've got Radar's Rants - he's going off on a recent change to the rules of golf, but will you agree? Also, a fabulous guy to take the honour of being our first guest - Andy Sullivan, fresh from a great finish at the British Masters. He's be talking about his BGF (Best Golf Friend), the benefits of playing at your 'home' course and he takes part in the inaugural Quick Nine - who is Sulli's celebrity crush? Stirkers gets into 'That Stirked Me' for this month as well as the two of them talking through the Good, Bad & Fugly. Plus, you can go up against the guys as they give their predictions - something that will happen before the next episode. Will you agree? Let us know on social media! You can find the show on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stirkersandradarpod/ And on Twitter - https://twitter.com/StirkersRadar Follow Radar too. He's new to Instagram and needs the followers! - https://www.instagram.com/wayneradarriley_/ Andy Sullivan is on Instagram too - https://www.instagram.com/andysulligolf/   Stirkers & Radar - Uncut is brought to you by Ping - https://eu.ping.com/en-gb Logo designed by Morgs Art - https://www.instagram.com/morgs.artist/

Welcome to the Find Calm Here Podcast, I’m your host, Deb Schell. On this podcast, I share conversations I have with Mighty Network Hosts who have built, launched, and have grown their Mighty Network. They share what's worked for them, and offer resources that helped them find calm in the process of building a community. I BELIEVE that it is possible to find calm in building a community on the Mighty Network The Find Calm Here Community is now exclusively for Mighty Network Hosts!  Find Calm with building your Mighty Network with tools & resources that I use with my clients to help you have a successful launch, grow your membership, and tackle any challenge with the support of peers in a safe space that’s affordable and enjoyable! On this episode of the podcast Alyssa Sulli, a trail-blazing, optimistic, business-savvy mom with over a decade of experience as a professional speaker, trainer, and teacher.Her transformational community –“Reinventing You” is a home to individuals aiming to find strength when they feel lost, alone, and are uncertain on how to make the changes they desire in their lives. During this episode we discuss: Sharing life experiences with others for inspiration Connecting in a group to help build strength and confidence Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs: physiological (food and clothing), safety (job security), love and belonging needs (friendship), esteem, and self-actualization.Building a community that is messy, it is more important to identify why you are bringing people together and what is necessary Deb used  Carrd for a free-customized, simple websiteConnecting a vision to business goals, letting go of the “bells and whistles” Starting small when launching a community to create an amazing user experience, they will share their experience and invite others to join when they feel they’ve gotten value Asking members what time they have to commit to being a part of the community Building a safe space authentically by focusing on building a deeper relationship with small groups of people instead of trying to build a massive audience Join the “Reinventing You Diaries” Facebook group to connect with Alysa and visit her website to discover additional resources About Find Calm HereI’m Deb Schell, creator, and host of the Find Calm Here Community, a Mighty Network.Inside the Find Calm Here Community, I bring together Mighty Network Hosts who feel overwhelmed with launching a community, cultivating contribution, and creating an onboarding plan with the tools, resources, and support they need to find calm so that they can confidently create a community on the platform.The FCH Community is now exclusively for Mighty Network Hosts so that they can find calm building a Mighty Network. Join for FREE - Sign up with a 2-month Free Trial

In this week's episode of the Jackson Hole Connection, Stephan chats with Stephen “Sulli” Sullivan. Sulli is the Founder/CEO of the outdoor apparel company Stio. Stio's apparel is designed from the ground up to help inspire a connection to the outdoors, promote sustainability, versatility and durability. You'd be hard-pressed to walk down the street in Jackson and not see Stio's whitebark pine cone.  In this episode, Sulli talks about how he uprooted his life in the corporate world to live the mountain life. He shares the rise and fall of his first company Cloudveil and how this venture was more valuable than an MBA. Sulli dives into what it takes to build a brand and the science and analytics behind the direct-to-consumer market. Stephan and Sulli also discuss sustainability and the importance of ethical business practices.  Find out more about Stio at https://www.stio.com/ (Stio.com) Follow Stio on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/stio/?hl=en (@Stio) This week's episode is supported in part by Teton County Solid Waste and Recycling reminding you to reduce, reuse, recycle, and compost. Avoid single-use products whenever possible, and remember to bring your reusable bags with you while shopping. More at http://tetoncountywy.gov/298/Integrated-Solid-Waste-Recycling (TetonCountyWY.gov).  http://tetoncountywy.gov/298/Integrated-Solid-Waste-Recycling () Support also comes Kilter Physical Therapy and Sports Performance Center. Each physical therapy session at Kilter is 1-on-1 with a licensed physical therapist. Every treatment session will allow ample time for individual evaluation, manual treatment, modalities, and appropriate exercise prescription for your personal needs. More info athttp://kilterpt.com/ ( kilterpt.com) http://kilterpt.com () Want to be a guest on The Jackson Hole Connection? Email us at connect@thejacksonholeconnection.com. Marketing and editing support byhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelmoeri ( Michael Moeri).

Episode 4 (per our friends' suggestion) is all about girl groups! We may be a bit biased towards boy groups, but we still appreciate and want to talk about all the talented ladies in K-Pop. Join us as we talk about girl groups we already know, the ones we want to know more about and the overall difference in treatment between girl groups and boy groups. Please email us at thekpopcornerpodcast@gmail.com **Trigger Warning** I do reference Sulli briefly in this podcast. I mention a very specific clip of her and f(x) on a talk show and an audience member criticizing her body. For those who may be sensitive about this subject, I wanted to give you a heads up that it starts at the 1 hour 6 minute mark of part 1. At the time of the podcast I didn't know a lot about her story, but now after some research, I know that she was a huge role model for women in Korea. She wasn't afraid to talk about the hard topics and was a huge advocator for mental health, raising awareness about cyberbullying and women's rights. Links to info I referenced https://youtu.be/C1JPm9Yadoc (timestamp 5:33 for the specific clip I referenced) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIM0PcYXxaI https://spinditty.com/genres/top-10-best-k-pop-girl-groups https://www.ranker.com/list/best-kpop-girl-groups/ranker-music --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

All aboard the eating and exercise rollercoaster train to pain! Who's been there? Alyssa and I have and I know a hell of a lot more people who know the feeling. Food, Fitness & Relationships.  What to do when you realize the obsession has taken over your existence? Wellness & Life Coach Alyssa Sulli is the leader of the "Reinventing You Diaries" community on Facebook. She also hosts the "Reinventing You" Podcast. In this episode she comes together with Ria to talk about the rollercoaster of binge eating and eating disorders, to over-exercising and learning to love and accept herself.We've all been there in some shape or form, whether we acknowledge it or not. Alyssa has welcomed the Summon Your Superhuman community to download her 5 Step Guide to Loving You (without changing a thing) E-Book available at: https://www.alyssasulli.com/ebook.htmlDon't forget to join the Summon Your Superhuman MVP's for exclusive invites and insights at: https://upbeat-mover-535.ck.page/78a549cb68 As always this information is not designed to treat or diagnose, we're simply sharing our own personal experiences and what has helped us personally and our experiences with our coaching businesses and clients. If you're concerned that you may need professional guidance, we strongly encourage you to do so or share this with someone whom you feel needs to hear this. Thanks for listening! -Ria

The outdoor adventure clothing brand Stio has been showing up more and more at Utah ski resorts. Founder Steve ‘Sulli’ Sullivan grew up in neighboring Colorado but spent a lot of time in Utah’s red rock desert and snow-covered mountains. Today, he puts his passion for the mountain west into the fast-rising Stio brand. He spoke to Last Chair about his love for the outdoors and how it’s embodied in his brand.

The outdoor adventure clothing brand Stio has been showing up more and more at Utah ski resorts. Founder Steve ‘Sulli’ Sullivan grew up in neighboring Colorado but spent a lot of time in Utah’s red rock desert and snow-covered mountains. Today, he puts his passion for the mountain west into the fast-rising Stio brand. He spoke to Last Chair about his love for the outdoors and how it’s embodied in his brand.

Moon und Mina empfanden es als besonders wichtig über das Thema mentale Gesundheit im Kpop zu sprechen, besonders in Anbetracht der aktuellen Situation. Welcher Song tröstet dich, wenn es dir nicht gut geht? Wir möchten daher auch eine Trigger Warnung aussprechen, da wir in dieser Episode auf Angsstörung, Depression, Essstörungen und Suizid eingehen. Bei manchen Menschen können diese Themen negative Reaktionen auslösen. Bitte sei achtsam, wenn das bei dir der Fall ist. https://www.telefonseelsorge.de/ https://www.u25-deutschland.de/ https://www.nummergegenkummer.de/kinder-und-jugendberatung/kinder-und-jugendtelefon/ Social Media Seoulified: Instagram: www.instagram.com/seoulified_podcast/ Twitter: twitter.com/seoulified_pod Musik: Dreamland - Jonas Schmidt Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:22 Trigger Warnung 02:00 Aufbrechen von Stigmata 05:30 Herausforderungen als Trainee 08:00 Hohe Ansprüche und Restriktionen 10:50 Leistungsgesellschaft 11:40 Entwicklung des Idol-Modells 13:00 Vorbildfunktion 14:00 Essstörungen als Ergebnis extremer Ansprüche 16:40 Neue Probleme durch Cyber-Mobbing 18:30 Auswirkung von Datinggerüchten 20:30 Was Worte anrichten können 22:00 Amber Liu über Sulli und Goo Hara 24:40 Offene Kommunikation in Lyrics 32:00 Yoongi's OP und Jimin's extreme Diät 35:00 Einschreiten der Companies 41:40 Berühmt sein hat auch seine Schattenseiten 44:40 Schönheitsideale und Menschlichkeit 55:10 Song und News der Woche 63:53 Abspann

La Corea del Sud negli ultimi anni detiene il primato di primo paese dell'Asia per tasso di suicidi. In questa puntata analizzeremo e in fenomeno parlandone anche con il dottor Andrea Botti, psicologo e psicoterapeuta curatore della pagina Psicoexplorer.

In this episode, we take an inside look into what it takes to live life by your design and not by default with the transformational coach and speaker Alyssa Sulli. Alyssa gives insight into creating the life you want by getting out of your comfort zone. We discuss how it's not about starting over, it's about learning what and how to eliminate what's no longer working in your life. Alyssa's story shows us how to come to a point in life and realize you need to take the reins and create a life that is true to who you are and what you desire to experience. In this episode you will discover: How to live your life by design using her 4-step process - Stop, Stand Still, Start Again, and Stay the Course. The importance of laughing in good times and bad. How to get out of the mental trap of self-defeating thoughts. Alyssa is a firm believer that personal joy and fulfillment come not from what you ultimately achieve, but from the journey, you take to get there. You do not have to struggle on this journey it can be fun, fulfilling, and focused, find out how in today's episode. You can find Alyssa at https://www.alyssasulli.com Show Notes ===> Episode 17 Show Notes Resources and links in this episode Canva The Mentors Studio Rocketbook Rate, Review, & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. If you haven't done so already, subscribe to the podcast now. We will be adding a bunch of bonus episodes that you don't want to miss!! Subscribe now! and share this episode with your friends and family.

It is a new year, a new chapter and a new you! It's that time of year that many people do goal setting, start something new, reinvent themselves! But the challenge is getting unstuck or learning to break old habits. Which is why my first episode of 2021 is about REINVENTING YOU, GETTING UNSTUCK with my guest Alyssa Sulli, Reinvent You Coach and Empowerment and Motivational speaker to audiences all over the world. Join me as Alyssa gives us the 4 steps to getting unstuck!Identify what is not working and eliminate it.What do you want your life to be?!Things don’t have to be all figured out before you take the first step towards change.Alyssa is offering a 30 minute complimentary consultation/coaching session. Sign up on her website at AlyssaSulli.com.You can also find her at:Facebook and Instagram: @Alyssa.SulliFacebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/reinventingyoudiariesReinventingYou.Online More on Alyssa:With over a decade of experience as a professional speaker, trainer, and teacher, Alyssa is a mentor that practices what she preaches focusing on the importance of continuing to grow and evolve in life, building a strong mindset, and getting the result you want through consistent and focused action.Her transformational community –“Reinventing You” is a home to individuals aiming to find strength when they feel lost, alone and are uncertain on how to make the changes they desire in their lives. Talk about a woman on a mission to make an impact in the lives of others!What do you think? If you love what you are hearing, don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and LEAVE A REVIEW. I would love to hear your thoughts! Share with me your thoughts, comments, feedback or suggestions on topics/stories you would want to hear about in the future. You can leave comments in the REVIEW section of the podcast if you are listening on iTunes or send us a message on our website HERE.Follow Madison / Savile on LinkedIn, FaceBook and Instagram or sign up on our website for updates on our launch.Follow me Diana Nguyen on LinkedIn.

Jack Arute & A. J. Allmendinger cover the latest in the NTT IndyCar Series. We recap the Harvest GP doubleheader, where Will Power won the second race over the weekend. Hear an owner's perspective from Jimmy Vasser & James "Sulli" Sullivan. Michael Shank also informs us of the newest things happening at Meyer Shank Racing.

It's here! It's official! Jay and Sulli are on the move with this new Podcasts. Enjoy our banter, while you enjoy your drinks! Cheers!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/argonautking/support

Song recommendation of the week: Love Talk (Eng and CHN versions)

It's been a particularly rough five or six weeks for fans of the Hallyu Wave. f(x) disbanding, the passing of former member Sulli, Monsta X's Wonho leaving the group (no matter how temporarily or permanently). It seems 2019 is trying to compete with 2017 as the worst year in Hallyu. But it all boils down to one thing: fan entitlement in the era of "social media." A serious consequence of which is cyberbullying. With the push from South Korea's government to crack down on malicious comments, one has to wonder, is it too little too late? After all, bullying is just a symptom. The root of the problem is much deeper. Join Cy, TJ, and special guest, Matthew as they discuss the consequences of fan entitlement, cyberbullying and the pain of living with mental illness. -- For anyone who's going through problems with mental and/or emotional health, there are resources out there. People who care and want to help you. Reach out. You are not alone and do not have to suffer in silence. Call the Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Here is a list of hotlines all over the world. Visit the International Association for Suicide Prevention's website for more resources and get the help you need and deserve. For immediate help, or if you just need someone to speak to securely and without judgment, try 7 Cups. With a community of people worldwide and trained professionals always ready to help you sort out what you're dealing with, 7 Cups is just one solution to help clear your head, heart and spirit. Remember, you are not alone. There are people who care. Your spot in this world is important and necessary. Give yourself a chance and the care you deserve! Take care of yourselves and each other! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Driver of the Lexus #14, Jack Hawksworth is ready for his return to Belle Isle for the Detroit Grand Prix! Jack will be a part of Saturday’s IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship race at Belle Isle as part of the Detroit GP race weekend! Jack drives the Lexus RC F GT3 for AIM Vasser Sullivan in IMSA’s GTD class. Jack and teammate Richard Heistand won the most recent IMSA race at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in early May. It marked the first win for the newly-formed team in just its third start. Team is owned by Indy Car champion Jimmy Vasser and his business partner James “Sulli” Sullivan.

A serial entrepreneur in the outdoor industry, Steve Sullivan (Sulli) is Kristin's guest this week on The Intrepid Entrepreneur podcast. Sulli was the co-founder of Cloudveil, and five years ago, he launched www.stio.com, a mountain-lifestyle brand and retail experience founded in Jackson Hole, Wyo. Stio launched with a website, catalog and storefront on Jackson's Town Square. Sulli and his team persevered despite the fact that many of his peers in the outdoor industry questioned his vision. To him, that was a sign he was going in the right direction and his vision has been paying off. Stio just opened its first flagship store outside of Jackson in Chicago. Follow Intrepid Entrepreneur to get more updates by joining our community on Twitter (@GoLivingUber) and visit the LivingUber website (www.livinguber.com). Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe if these podcasts are becoming your latest obsession! Website: http://www.stio.com Make sure to visit www.livinguber.com for more stories about the outdoor, entreprenurial lifestyle!