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The World Cup has two faces: Cristiano Ronaldo and Sepp Blatter Ronaldo, the Portuguese sensation, adds a fourth goal in a crucial win. And Blatter, the disgraced former FIFA chief, rekindles dark memories. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/soccer-insider/wp/2018/06/20/portugal-vs-morocco-2018-world-cup/

The Trump administration changed its story on family separation no fewer than 14 times before ending the policy First it was a deterrent. Then it wasn’t. It was a new Justice Department policy. Then it wasn’t. The administration was simply following the law. Then it said separations weren’t required by law. It could not be reversed by executive order. Then it was. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2018/06/20/the-trump-administration-changed-its-story-on-family-separation-no-fewer-than-14-times-before-ending-the-policy/

Trump’s Ace in the Hole in Trade War: A Strong Economy Accelerating growth has given the administration more leverage over trading partners. But economists warn of potential headwinds beyond this year. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/20/business/economy/trump-trade-economy.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Fbusiness 트럼프의 에이스:강력한 경제 성장 가속화는 정부에게 무역 파트너에 대한 더 많은 영향력을 주었다. 그러나 경제학자들은 올해를 넘어서는 잠재적인 역풍을 경고한다.

On Mexico’s Migrant Trail: Confusion and Tough Choices As word of the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” policy reached migrants, some reconsidered their trips but others pressed on amid the possibility of a policy change. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/19/world/americas/mexico-family-separation-immigration.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Fworld

As Kim Ends Beijing Visit, China and North Korea Craft New Messages The Chinese state media portrayed Kim Jong-un as a forward-looking leader, and the North Korean propaganda machine struck a newly conciliatory tone. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/20/world/asia/china-north-korea-kim-visit.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Fworld

Hungary Passes ‘Stop Soros’ Law Criminalizing Aid to Migrants Prime Minister Viktor Orban campaigned on a nationalist, anti-immigrant platform. Providing help to those who enter the country illegally will now be punishable by up to a year in jail. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/20/world/europe/hungary-stop-soros-law.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Fworld 이주자들에 대한 원조를 범죄화하는 법을 통과시킨 헝가리 빅토르 오르반 총리는 민족주의자, 반이민 주의자 플랫폼을 추진했습니다. 불법으로 입국하는 사람들에게 도움을 주는 것은 이제 최대 1년의 징역형에 처해질 것이다.

One Magic Ronaldo Moment Is All Portugal Needs vs. Morocco Ronaldo scored his fourth goal of this World Cup in the fourth minute. Morocco threatened repeatedly, but failed to convert and is eliminated from the tournament. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/20/sports/world-cup/portugal-morocco.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Fsports

Trump Retreats After Border Policy Outcry Separated Families Won’t Be Reunited Immediately President Trump caved to political pressure and signed an executive order that ends the separation of families by indefinitely detaining parents and children together at the border. But more than 2,300 children who have been separated from their parents will not be immediately reunited with them, an administration official said. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/20/us/politics/trump-immigration-children-executive-order.html

Korean households that earn little to no annual income will no longer face the burden of paying state health insurance premiums. About 80 percent of the total regional subscribers will see insurance costs drop by 22,000 won on average. The current average premium is 92,000 won. However, dependents will no longer be exempt from paying state health insurance should they earn more than 34 million won a year. About 20 million people are classified as dependents as of last year, accounting for about 40 percent of the total number of state insurance subscribers. 연간 소득이 적거나 적은 한국 가정들은 더 이상 건강 보험료를 내야 하는 부담에 직면하지 않을 것이다. 전체 지역 가입자의 약 80%는 보험료가 평균 22,000원 인하될 것이다. 현재 평균 보험료는 92,000원이다.  하지만, 부양 가족들은 그들이 일년에 3400만원 이상을 벌게 된다면 더 이상 국가 의료 보험료를 면제 받지 못할 것이다. 작년 현재 약 2천만명의 사람들이 부양 가족으로 분류되어 전체 국가 보험 가입자의 약 40퍼센트를 차지하고 있다.

Going forward, the transport of goods by a third party on behalf of South Korean conglomerate heads will be banned completely. Chaebol heads will no longer be allowed to entrust their belongings to a third party for transport. If anyone is caught going against the new measure, their belongings may be confiscated from the customs compound and be subject to detailed inspection. The new system will enable customs officials to monitor passageways for airport employees which, some say, acted as channels for smuggling. 앞으로 국내 재벌 총수를 대신해 제3자가 상품을 운송하는 것이 전면 금지된다.  재벌 총수들은 더 이상 자신들의 소유물을 제3자에게 양도할 수 없게 된다.  만약 새로운 법안에 반대하다가 적발되면, 그들의 소지품은 세관에서 압수될 수 있고 자세한 조사를 받아야 한다.  새로운 제도는 관세청 직원들이 공항 직원들을 위한 통로를 감시할 수 있게 할 것이다.

Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange said Wednesday that it had lost 35 billion won worth of cryptocurrencies in a hacking attack. The theft highlights concerns that cryptocurrency exchanges are vulnerable to cyber attacks. The exchange said it will compensate investors for the lost cryptocurrencies and that it has taken precautions to prevent further losses. This was the second hacking attack of a cryptocurrency exchange in less than two weeks in South Korea. Meanwhile, the Seoul police have launched a probe into the case. Several officers visited the exchange's headquarters to collect records and data from the company's computers. 한국 최대의 암호 거래소는 해킹으로 인해 350억원 상당의 암호를 잃었다고 수요일 발표했다.   도난 사건은 암호 교환이 사이버 공격에 취약하다는 점을 강조한다.   거래소는 투자자들에게 손실된 암호를 보상할 것이며 추가 손실을 막기 위해 예방 조치를 취했다고 말했다.   국내에서 암호 거래소 해킹이 발생한 지 2주도 안 된 것은 이번이 두번째다.   한편 서울 경찰은 이 사건에 대한 조사에 착수했다.   몇몇 관리들이 회사 컴퓨터에서 기록과 자료를 수집하기 위해 교환소를 방문했다.

HEADLINE 1 Hackers steal some 32 million U.S. dollars from Korea’s largest cybercurrency exchange Bithumb. 해커들은 국내 최대의 사이버 보안 거래소인 빗썸에서 3200만달러를 훔쳤다. HEADLINE 2 North Korea expected to return in the next few days the remains of hundreds of fallen soldiers including those belonging to U.S. forces. 북한은 며칠 후 미군에 소속된 군인들을 포함한 수백명의 전사자들의 유해를 반환할 것으로 발표했다. HEADLINE 3 Global credit ranking agency Moody’s upgrades Samsung's rating to Aa3 from A1. 국제 신용 평가 기관 무디스는 삼성 전자의 등급을 A1에서 A3로 상향 조정했다. HEADLINE 4 Following its withdrawal from UNESCO, the U.S. announced it is also withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council. 미국은 유네스코에서 탈퇴한 후 유엔 인권 이사회에서도 탈퇴할 것이라고 발표했다. HEADLINE 5 More than 30 soldiers died after the Taliban attacked two army checkpoints in the eastern province of Badghis. 탈레반이 Badghis 동부 지역의 두 곳의 군 검문소를 공격한 후에 30명 이상의 군인들이 사망했다. HEADLINE 6 The largest UN space summit will take place for two days starting on June 20 at the Vienna headquarters of the UN. 가장 큰

As football fans gear up for this summer's World Cup in Russia, have you ever wondered which team has the most number of highest-paid players? According to ING Bank, Spain's team is the most valuable at an estimated worth of $1.2 billion. South Korea ranks 23rd out of 32 teams at a value of $96.9 million. However, out of Asian nations, South Korea ranks first. Nonetheless, the rankings are heavily influenced by the salaries of the top-paid athletes. For instance, the world's top three players ? Neymar, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo ? are worth more than the nine least valuable teams combined. Brazil's Neymar is worth $212 million alone. It makes one wonder, will we get our money's worth?

Trepanation- the act of drilling, cutting, or scrapping a hole in the skull for medical purposes. Trepanation was practiced for thousands of years from Ancient Greece to Pre-Colombian Peru. Trepanation was preformed after a traumatic head injury to clean up skull fractures and relive pressure on the brain. Trepanned skulls can be found worldwide but a lot have been discovered in Peru due to its dry climate (the dry climate preserved the skulls well). 3 people (1 Neurologist Dr. David Kushner and 2 Bioarcheologists John Verano and Anne Titelbaum) examined 59 skulls from different parts of Peru that dated from 400 BC to 1,500 AD. “The outcomes were amazing.” Survival percentages of the different parts of Peru ranged from 40% all the way up to 91%. According to Civil War Medical Records, 46% to 56% of cranial surgery patients died compared to just 17% to 25% of Inca Era patients. Some of the differences in survival rate may be due to the nature of the patient’s injury before the

The Korea Consumer Agency said on the 11th that it analyzed the selling prices of 26 processed foods through the price information portal. 17 items of the 26 (65.4%) items were up, 7 items (26.9%) were down and 2 items (7.7%) remained the same. The top-selling item was Coca-Cola, up 9.0%. Followed by instant rice (8.4%), fish cake (7.1%) and sugar (6.8%). According to the Korea Consumer Agency, "Prices of cereal products such as instant rice, cereal, noodles, flour, and ramen have risen, while dairy products such as ham, sausage and cheese have fallen." According to the distribution industry, Large Scale Marts were the cheapest to purchase processed foods. They were 11.4% lower than a department store. 6.2% lower than a supermarket store(SSM) and 2.2% lower than a traditional market.

The Ministry of Environment announced yesterday (6-11) that it will amend their Environmental Health Law. It will introduce a punitive damages system for environmental diseases. Environmental diseases are recognized as diseases related to environmentally harmful factors. These include respiratory and allergic diseases caused by air pollution, asbestos, water pollutants, and humidifier disinfectants. Businesses will have to pay three times the normal amount of compensation that victims would normally receive. The size of the compensation was determined by considering the harmfulness of environmental harmful factors, the intention of the operator, the level of recognition of the risk of damages, and efforts to reduce damages. The Ministry of Environment said, "This revision is meaningful because punitive damages are extended to health damage caused by environmentally harmful factors."

The baobab is one of the world's largest and longest-living trees and is found naturally in Africa's savanna region. It resembles an upside-down plant, with its branches looking like tangled roots reaching towards the sky. But according to a new study, some of the thousands-year-old trees are dying at an alarming rate. The 2,500-year-old Panke tree in Zimbabwe, saw all its stems collapse between 2010 and 2011. Meanwhile, the most famous baobab, the 1,400-year-old Chapman in Botswana, saw all its six stems topple at once in January 2016. Researchers said they suspect the demise "may be associated at least in part with significant modifications of climate conditions that affect southern Africa in particular."

Before the signing ceremony at the historic N. Korea-U.S. summit in Singapore, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump dined on a scrumptious lunch full of fusion flavors. For starters, the two had a prawn cocktail and avocado salad, a Southeast Asian-flavored green mango salad dish with honey lime dressing and fresh octopus, and “oiseon”, Korea's dish of stuffed cucumber. Main courses included beef short rib confit with potato dauphinois and steamed broccoli, sweet and sour crispy pork and fried rice, and “daegu jorim”. They topped off the meal with a choice of chocolate ganache, Haagen-Dazs vanilla ice cream or a cream-filled pastry for dessert.

The number of blood donors in Korea increased by over 60,000 people last year to total over 2.9 million people. However, the share of younger donors has dropped sharply. Donors in their teens and twenties still account for 70 percent of blood donations. Over 1 million teenagers had historically been donors every year, but continuing a steady decline, 914,000 teens donated blood last year. By occupation, students account for about half of all donations. Giving by civil servants, the self-employed, religious workers, and housewives all took a downturn last year. Only office workers and soldiers increased in donor numbers. By gender, male blood donors accounted for 72.8 percent of the total, which was 2.7 times the number of female blood donors. Health officials say thanks to the millions of donors, the lives of severely ill patients, with conditions such as cancer and leukemia, are being safely maintained.

Being virtually untouched by humans for 70 years, the demilitarized zone or DMZ has become a haven for wildlife. Based on a new study by the Ministry of Environment, over 6,000 species of wildlife live along the inter-Korean border, including 101 endangered species. The ecological reserve is divided into five regions. The species of wildlife include insects, invertebrates, birds, arachnids, freshwater fish, mammals, amphibians and reptiles. Among the endangered species discovered were musk deer, cranes, otters and eagles. Researchers believe more living beings can be found once access to the DMZ becomes more open.

Turnout for the local elections reached over 60 percent according to the National Election Commission. It's the first time that the voting rate in a local election surpassed 60 percent since 1995. At least 25.8 million of 42.9 million eligible voters cast ballots. The increased voter turnout was influenced by early voting over the weekend, especially among younger voters. With citizens allowed to vote in any location during early voting, many young people pounced on the chance to make their voices heard. According to results, there were many voters in their 60s in this election, as well

Can World Cup fever reach a fever pitch once again? The Seoul Metropolitan Government certainly hopes so. It is calling on all the 'Red Devils' to convene in Seoul Plaza and Gwanghwamun Square to participate in a rally with the Korea Football Association. The two locations hold a sacred history of being the gathering points for die-hard fans of the South Korean football team during the Korea-Japan World Cup. Concerts will also take place along with the cheering activities. The city is also being accommodating by extending subway and bus hours since some of the games end at midnight Korea time.

On the planet of Mars, one NASA rover named 'Opportunity' is riding out one of the most intense dust storms ever observed on the red planet. In January 2004, NASA sent two exploratory robots for a 90-day scientific mission. One survived for over seven years and the 'Opportunity' is still going after nearly 15 years. It was exploring "Perseverance Valley" on the west rim of "Endeavour crater". But the rover has gone into emergency mode because there is not enough sunlight reaching to reach its solar panels. Over the years, the rovers have sent back more than a hundred thousand high-resolution, full-color images of the planet’s surface. NASA officials are hopeful that the storm, which kicked up enough dust to cover a quarter of Mars's surface, will clear and that communication with the rover will resume.

Highly-caffeinated beverages including coffee will be banned from all K-12 schools starting this September. The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety will implement an amendment to its laws on children's food safety management. Though beverages clearly marked as caffeinated cannot be sold on school premises, ordinary coffee beverages that are considered adult beverages are sold at coffee vending machines and kiosks within the school for teachers. But even those will disappear with the new rule. Authorities are concerned of the impact to children's health if they consume too much caffeine. Symptoms can include dizziness, chest throbs, sleeping disorders, and nervousness.

Being virtually untouched by humans for 70 years, the demilitarized zone or DMZ has become a haven for wildlife. Based on a new study by the Ministry of Environment, over 6,000 species of wildlife live along the inter-Korean border, including 101 endangered species. The ecological reserve is divided into five regions. The species of wildlife include insects, invertebrates, birds, arachnids, freshwater fish, mammals, amphibians and reptiles. Among the endangered species discovered were musk deer, cranes, otters and eagles. Researchers believe more living beings can be found once access to the DMZ becomes more open.

The baobab is one of the world's largest and longest-living trees and is found naturally in Africa's savanna region. It resembles an upside-down plant, with its branches looking like tangled roots reaching towards the sky. But according to a new study, some of the thousands-year-old trees are dying at an alarming rate. The 2,500-year-old Panke tree in Zimbabwe, saw all its stems collapse between 2010 and 2011. Meanwhile, the most famous baobab, the 1,400-year-old Chapman in Botswana, saw all its six stems topple at once in January 2016. Researchers said they suspect the demise "may be associated at least in part with significant modifications of climate conditions that affect southern Africa in particular."

The Ministry of Environment announced yesterday (6-11) that it will amend their Environmental Health Law. It will introduce a punitive damages system for environmental diseases. Environmental diseases are recognized as diseases related to environmentally harmful factors. These include respiratory and allergic diseases caused by air pollution, asbestos, water pollutants, and humidifier disinfectants. Businesses will have to pay three times the normal amount of compensation that victims would normally receive. The size of the compensation was determined by considering the harmfulness of environmental harmful factors, the intention of the operator, the level of recognition of the risk of damages, and efforts to reduce damages. The Ministry of Environment said, "This revision is meaningful because punitive damages are extended to health damage caused by environmentally harmful factors."

A Norwegian research team has concluded that Seoul is the world's number one polluter in total carbon emissions. The Norwegian University of Science and Technology looked at 13,000 cities in 187 nations and said Seoul generated about 276 million tons of carbon a year. But in terms of carbon footprint per capita, it ranks as the world's 200th. Seoul's 200th per-capita ranking was based on a population of 21.25 million meaning it was a more modest polluter given the sheer population size. The study concluded that the rich contribute more to pollution with top earners reportedly driving 30-45 percent of carbon emissions.

Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal and Lionel Messi of Argentina are considered to be the best rivals in soccer history. But how did they perform in the first round of the 2018 FIFA World Cup? After Cristiano Ronaldo's hat-trick for Portugal against Spain on Friday, there was a lot riding on Messi's shoulders. But Messi fluffed a golden opportunity for a penalty kick and the first round went to Ronaldo. And the stats back it up. According to FIFA, Ronaldo played 95 minutes and ran 8,723 meters, but Messi only moved 7,617 meters in 96 minutes.

Job growth in South Korea has reached its lowest levels since the 2009 global financial crisis according to the latest government data. For young people aged between 15 and 29, the unemployment rate stood at a record high of 10.5 percent. Moreover, fewer people in their 30s have been gaining employment for the past 8 months while fewer in their 40s have been getting jobs for 31 months. According to Statistics Korea, the number of employed people in their 40s stood at 6’697,000 people last month, which is some 88,000 less than the same period last year. Local economists say that with overall conditions unlikely to rebound soon, there is a pressing need to take active measures to shore up the job market.

Expectations are high on the possible implementation of the N. Korea-U.S. joint statement this week. Issues contained in the joint statement included the complete denuclearization of North Korea, security guarantees for the regime, the start of a “new relationship” between Pyongyang and Washington, and the establishment of permanent peace on the Korean peninsula. Meanwhile, South Korea and the United States are also expected to announce their decision to suspend large-scale combined military exercises this week amid dialogue with North Korea. This comes a follow-up measure to U.S. President Donald Trump's statement at last week's Singapore summit that he would stop "provocative, inappropriate and expensive" military exercises with South Korea. introduced in April 2013 to encourage more people to exercise their due rights.

Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn has been granted full, personal ownership of royal assets thought to be worth at least $30bn. The Crown Property Bureau, which controlled the royal fortune on behalf of the monarchy, said it transferred ownership of the assets following a change in the law last year. The change means taxes are liable on royal assets for the first time. Maha Vajiralongkorn, 65, became king in December 2016. He succeeded his much-revered father, who was the world's longest-reigning monarch when he died in October 2016.

Global rating agency Moody's Investors Service said Monday that it has maintained its rating on South Korea at 'Aa2,' citing the country's resilience to global shocks, eased geo-political risks and sound public finances. Moody's said South Korea's large and diversified economy will continue to demonstrate resilience to global shocks, while geopolitical risk owing to historical tensions with North Korea have ebbed. The Agency said it would consider upgrading South Korea's rating if there was a material and irreversible reduction in geopolitical risk, and in particular a lowering of the threat of warfare on the Korean peninsula.

Korea's Ministry of SMEs and Startups has rolled out measures to foster long-term businesses that can continue through generations. The plan aims to uncover small companies with growth potential and help them to stay in business for more than 100 years. Their success model will also be shared to cultivate a sustainable business environment that creates a virtuous cycle. The government will seek out companies in the retail, wholesale or restaurant sectors that have been in business for more than 30 years, and have expertise and a certain level of innovation in their products, services and marketing strategies.

It is common knowledge that too little sleep is bad for you. But now studies show that too much sleep can also have detrimental effects on health. A new study by the Seoul National College of Medicine shows that fewer than 6 hours and more than 10 hours of sleep per day are associated with metabolic syndrome, which is a cluster of conditions — increased blood pressure, high blood sugar, excess body fat around the waist, and abnormal cholesterol or triglyceride levels. Taken together, it increases your risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes. Fortunately, it doesn't appear that the majority of people can sleep over 10 hours. In the study, 1.5% of men and 1.7% of women got more than 10 hours of shut-eye per night. 잠을 너무 적게 자는 것이 당신에게 해롭다는 것은 상식이다. 하지만 현재의 연구는 과도한 수면이 건강에 해로운 영향을 미칠 수 있다는 것을 보여 주고 있다. 서울 대학교 의학과의 새로운 연구는 하루에 6시간 이하의 수면 시간과 10시간 이상의 수면 시간이 혈압, 고 혈당, 그리고 비정상적인 체지방이 증가하는 상태인 대사 증후군과 관련이 있다는 것을 보여요. 이것을 종합하면, 심장병, 뇌졸중, 당뇨병의 위험을 증가시킨다. 다행히도, 대다수의 사람들이 1

Under the Trump administration’s cruel and extreme “zero tolerance” immigration policy, many families seeking asylum in the U.S. are being ripped apart at the border. Thousands of parents have been separated from their children. In recent weeks, reports have emerged about the horrific conditions. Children are reportedly detained in 'prison-like' facilities where kids without their parents are caged in and forced to sleep on the floor. Critics are accusing authorities of "child abuse" and putting children at risk of running away, harming themselves, or committing suicide.

South Korea's total assets rose 5.7 percent last year from a year earlier to 13,817.5 trillion won thanks to rising real estate prices. The tally of assets is eight times higher than Korea's GDP of 1,730.4 trillion for 2017. The increase came mostly from a rise in non-financial assets as their prices rose 3.9 percent in 2017. Land assets accounted for 54.9 percent of the overall non-financial assets. Households and non-profit organizations held the largest share of national assets with their combined wealth coming to 9,750 trillion won last year, which is up 650.2 trillion won from a year earlier.

HEADLINE 1 North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visited Beijing again on Tuesday and held summit talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. HEADLINE 2 Asian markets plunge on U.S.-China trade war fears. HEADLINE 3 1,500-ton Masan naval frigate suffers ammunition blast. HEADLINE 4 Health authorities are conducting an epidemiological investigation amid a case of tuberculosis reported at a popular private educational institute in Seoul’s Gangnam district. HEADLINE 5 Some 700 hundred suspected fire ants are spotted at Pyeongtaek Port. HEADLINE 6 The UK House of Lords passed an amendment to the EU (Withdrawal) Law.

폴킴 - 모든 날, 모든 순간 (Every day, Every Moment) `키스 먼저 할까요?` OST Part 3 Title : 모든 날, 모든 순간 (Every day, Every Moment) Artist : 폴킴 Release Date : 2018-03-20 Genre : OST Label : S.M.Entertainment Language : Korean

우연히 본 프로듀스 48에서 안유진이 나왔다. 렌즈 CF로 나올 때 너무 예쁘다 해서 관심 있게 찾아봤었는데...2017년 9월이었다. 이제는 가수 데뷔를 앞두고 있다. 프로듀스 48에서 나온 모습이다.  [48스페셜] 도전! 아.이.컨.택ㅣ안유진(스타쉽) 귀엽다... 이미지 캡쳐!!!  안유진의 움짤도.. 안유진이 프로듀스 48 을 준비하면서 만든 영상들이다. 볼 수록 매력적이다. 그래서 영상도 다 넣었다. ㅎ [48스페셜] 히든박스 미션ㅣ장원영(스타쉽) vs 안유진(스타쉽) [48스페셜] 마이크, 내꺼야!ㅣ최예나(위에화)+안유진(스타쉽) - ♬사랑의 배터리 [1회] 소유쌤이 보고있다ㅣ스타쉽＜안유진, 조가현, 장원영＞ 그냥 즐겁게 보기 귀여운 안유진의 움짤도 넣는다. 귀엽다... 안녕하세요 국민프로듀서님~~~ 정말 안녕해야할 것 같은 멘트.. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 앞으로도 지켜봐야겠다.  너무 너무 예쁜 광고를 봤다. 예뻐서 광고 모델이 누군지 찾아본 광고다. 렌즈 아큐브 비타의 모델 안유진이다. 15살의 스타쉽 엔터테인먼트의 연습생이라고 한다. 예뻐서 정보 찾다가 알게된 사실이다. 그래서 함께 공유한다. 엄청 어린데 어른스러운 분위기~ 애기 같은 표정도 있다.  광고를 보면 춤출 때 불편한 안경, 그리고 안경 대신 렌즈를 끼고 나서 변신해 가는 대학생의 모습을 제대로 그렸다. 안경의 불편함을 렌즈가 해결해준다는 이야기.