New Reference: NPR Radio

If Lizzie were born in Korea, would it be possible to stand in front of the public? Wake up, Korea. Have a tiny time to think about yourselves how you define yourselves. 

Wow! I would like to buy Marvic Air! 

South Korea Is Considering Shutting Down all Virtual Currency Exchanges

South Korea’s financial regulator chief said the government is considering shutting down all local virtual currency exchanges in a national policy committee meeting on Thursday.

“(The government) is considering both shutting down all local virtual currency exchanges or just the ones who have been violating the law,” said Choi Jong-ku, chief of Financial Services Commission, to a question from a parliament member.

His comments came after the world’s most popular virtual currency, bitcoin,slid 18% on Wednesday on reports suggesting South Korea could ban tradingof cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin stood at $11,560 on the Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange as of 0218 GMT, paring a bit of its previous losses.

Hong Nam-ki, minister of the office for government policy co-ordination, said that opinions on cryptocurrency trading are sharply divided within the government, but vowed to make a decision on regulations during Thursday’s meeting.

South Korea’s justice minister had said last week the ministry was preparing a bill to ban cryptocurrency trading, which sent bitcoin prices plummeting.

The shift toward tighter regulation sparked strong reaction from many South Koreans, thousands of whom signed a petition on the website of the presidential Blue House to stop a ban on cryptocurrency trading.

Reference: bbc.com

Reference: bbc.com

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Caught on camera: Package delivered to porch, stolen minutes later

An Ottawa-area couple is warning others about so-called “porch pirates,” after catching one of the thieves in the act on a security camera

“Porch pirates,” as they’re known, are thieves who follow delivery trucks along their route and pounce on a parcel once it’s been dropped off.

Alex Brisson and his partner Alex caught one of these thieves on a security camera earlier this week.

The video shows the delivery being dropped off at their front porch. Mere minutes later, someone in a dark coat and a hoodie approaches their front door, grabs the parcel, stuffs it in his coat and then leaves.

"Never in a million years would I have imagined that happen to us," Brisson told CTV Ottawa.

“Are people just literally following these delivery guys around and grabbing things as they get dropped off or is this just happenstance (where) someone walking down the street and sees it and just grabs it? You don't really know.”

There is a happy ending to this story, however, as the alleged thief apparently didn’t need the bathroom accessory inside the box and returned it about half an hour later.

"It was just surreal, it was like ‘What's going on today?’" Brisson said.

It’s hard to say exactly how often this happens, but a report out of Ring, a home security company specializing in video doorbells, suggests 19 percent of American homeowners have had a parcel lifted from their doorstep in the past year, with a spike of thefts during the holiday season.

Ottawa police say they haven’t had a single report of a stolen delivery this year, but aren’t surprised by the dearth of complaints as many people would just think the package never arrived and complain to the company where they bought it.

Canada Post says there are ways to prevent a package from being stolen at your door. People can sign up for what’s known as “FlexDelivery,” in which a parcel can be dropped off at a post office location of their choice, instead of at their door. They can also sign up for signature delivery, where someone in the home must sign for a parcel when it gets dropped off.

“(You have to) know what you're comfortable with and then know you do have some options through the merchant you’re ordering from but also through Canada Post if you do decide to go with flex delivery,” said Aurelie Walsh, a spokeswoman with Canada Post.

If one of the first two options hasn't been selected, Canada Post will perform a "safe drop," meaning employees will drop the parcel off at your door if there's a safe spot to put it. The employees will also leave a notification slip through letter mail following a safe drop.

With a report from CTV Ottawa’s Michael O’Byrne

How to catch, clean and cook lobsters and conchs in the Bahamas.

여자분 Lousie의 발음은 종종 듣기 어려운 부분이 있습니다만, 역시나 훌륭한 몸매의 미녀는 모든 것에서 용서가 됩니다. 아름다운 바하마의 영상과 함께 랍스터나 해산물을 잡아서 다듬고, 요리할 때 유용한 표현들이 나오네요. 보고 들어보시면서 감상하시죠. 강추!

Cast: Jamie, Lousie, Kennedth

(So go for there ??????) get a bunch of lobsters and conchs Kenny could cook them for us at Sandy Key.

pull up to ~ 에 (차를) 세우다

Hawaiian Sling

lobstering 랍스터잡기

go lobstering

go fishing처럼 랍스터 잡으러 가다를 go lobstering이라고 하는군요.

sandy ledges

burrow out holes 굴을 파다

barracuda 꼬치고기(???)

triggerfish 파랑쥐취(쥐고기 만드는 재료인가???)

get close to one of those triggerfishes

pull back and shot and I actually hit it and stoned it.

stone (돌을 던져) 죽이다

antenna 랍스터의 더듬이

grab it by the horn 랍스터 더듬이를 이번엔 horn이라고 부르네.

super excited swimming up with it. 

tickle 간지럼을 태우다, (물고기 등을) 맨손으로 잡다

shaft 화살대, 구동축

So I pop him.  

pop ~을 쏘다, 갑자기 튀어나오다

fillet 살을 발라내다, 저민 살 

Oh my gosh, it was a blast today.

blast 큰 즐거움

They are spiny. 

spiny 가시가 난

get ahold of ~을 붙잡다, 연락을 취하다

pry out ~을 (지레대 원리로) 꺼내다

wiggle 흔들리다

bell pepper 피망

stingray 가오리