You can connect Square Reader to your smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth LE.
Make sure your device has the latest version of the Square app.
You'll need to do this before you can connect Square Reader.
Next, go to your device's settings and turn on Bluetooth.
Now you're ready to pair your device with your reader.
Open the Square app.
Go to the menu, Settings, Card Readers, and then Connect a Reader.
Press and hold the power button on your reader for about three seconds.
When the four orange lights start flashing, release the button.
The Square app will automatically pair with the reader.
Your reader may go to sleep to save power.
If it does, press the power button once and the Square app will connect instantly.
To learn more about setting up or taking payments with your reader, go to square.com/setup
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Accepting payments with Square Reader for contactless and chip (Australia) - Duration: 1:20.
You can accept contactless payments and chip cards with Square Reader for contactless and chip
and swipe cards with the included magnetic-stripe reader.
Make sure you position your reader so it's within reach of both you and your customers.
This lets you accept payments quickly and easily.
Select an item from your library or enter a dollar amount for a new item.
Then, tap Charge.
Wait for one green light to appear on your reader.
This means it's ready to accept payment.
To take a contactless payment under one hundred dollars, no PIN is required.
Have your customers hold their contactless cards or device near the reader.
Four green lights will appear, and when you see the checkmark, you're all set.
For larger transactions, your customers will need to enter their PIN on your device.
To take a chip card payment, tap Charge, wait for one green light to appear,
then insert the chip card into the Square Reader chip-side facing up.
Leave it there until you see the checkmark or four green lights appear on the reader.
For certain transactions under $35 and any larger transactions, your customers will need
to enter their PIN on your device.
To swipe cards without a chip, just use Square Stand's built-in magstripe reader,
or use Square Reader for magstripe cards with your device.
To learn more about setting up or taking payments with your reader, go to square.com/setup
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Love and Hate for SSMS (Dear SQL DBA Episode 51) - Duration: 17:21.
Hello and welcome to Dear SQL DBA, a
podcast and YouTube show for SQL
Server developers and database
administrators. I'm Kendra Little from
SQLWorkbooks.com. Today I'm going to
talk about what people love and what
people hate about SQL Server
Management Studio . I'm not going to get
super technical today, I'm just going to dish a
little bit about Management Studio and
why people feel really strongly about it.
The question that inspired this episode
is this: I was giving a webcast on tips and
tricks for using Management Studio, and
one of the very first questions that
came in before the webcast even started
was, "why does Management Studio crash so
much?" I've had management studio
crash on me plenty of times in the past,
too. People love that SQL Server
Management Studio is so configurable and
the tips and tricks web cast that I gave--
it contains a lot of all of the ways you
can set up Management Studio to get
things like you want them to be. Also, how
to do some things that it might not be
obvious that you can even do them in a
faster way. But one of the reasons that
people also really can dislike
Management Studio is that they find it
really confusing. This is related
to why people have really strong feelings
about Management Studio: because there's
a pretty strong learning curve. There's
a ton of things that you can do in
SQL Server Management Studio and it's
very very highly configurable, but to a
level that that actually makes it pretty
confusing! Sometimes I get into a
situation myself where -- I've been
using this thing for many many years
since it came out with SQL Server
2005, back in the day. I remember when
Management Studio first came out, I was
like, " I don't know if I like this thing!"
Because I was very comfortable
with the old tools. And now,
sometimes there will be a setting that
I'm looking for, and just finding it can
be pretty tricky. There's even a little
"find" bar in the settings where you can
search for a given setting -- under tools /
options, when you're going into the
different things you can configure 00 and
sometimes that "find" bar doesn't even
find me what I'm looking for. To make
the best of this, what I do and what a
lot of people do is: I have a setup
checklist for SQL Server Management
Studio that I like to use. When
I'm configuring Management Studio I have
a list I can run off: these
are the things that give me what I want to
set Management Studio up to my
preferences, because preferences do
differ. Having this setup list also can
help you just remember what you like
about Management Studio that it doesn't
do by default. I have worked in different
situations, and I've had situations where
as a consultant I'm not just connecting
to things always from my version of
Management Studio. I'm looking remotely
at someone else's computer, and I'm using
their Management Studio set up. And
it's not always cool to just change
someone's setup. Having the setup
checklist helps - even if I'm not
going to run through it, knowing what's
on my list of things that I change
sets me up to expect, "ok
I know the items that aren't
going to be normal to me because they are
the things that I typically change." I
can tell for instance: I'm using
someone else's install of Management Studio,
if I script out indexes and the
indexes are compressed, it's not going to
script out the data
compression settings, because that that's
not configured by default. I know what
to look for if I'm going to do
certain things. It's not going to do that
unless that person has configured it as
well. One of the other things that people
love about Management Studio-- I love this
too-- is that there's a lot of shortcuts,
and you can configure a lot of your
own shortcuts. You don't
have to reach the mouse super
often. You can keep your hands on
the keyboard in Management Studio.
That's great, and when you're in
the flow and you're using a lot of the
keyboard shortcuts, it just feels
really cool. It feels really good:
there's something about that flow of
being able to do a lot of things on the
keyboard that is fun. But there's
also the fact that it's hard to remember
all of these shortcuts. Even shortcuts
that you know pretty well, if
you don't use them for a while and then
you go back, you're like, "oh wait, how
did I do that thing again?" The
muscle memory is gone. To learn shortcuts,
what I like to do is to practice them
in small groups.
I found that I don't do super well
learning lots of shortcuts at once.
Instead, I like to have a list of them --
and I put this together with my setup
checklist in my free course
on Management Studio Shorcuts and Secrets -- and
I not only have the list of things
I like to configure, but I keep a list of
shortcuts there too. I like to
periodically review them and practice
using them. Because even even shortcuts I
kind of know, if I'm not in the habit of
using them, I don't
remember them. So I'll
periodically look through the list and
be like, "oh yeah, I should get back to
using this shortcut on the keyboard to
get me down to the results pane, so that
I don't just grab the mouse every time I
want to go down to the results pane," for
for example. (That's F6, by the way.) My favorite
shortcuts these days are using the
little IDE that you can use to switch
between sessions. If you do ctrl + tab it
brings up this little display and
hitting ctrl + tab iterates you through
all of your Management Studio sessions.
You can easily switch between what
you've got open. If you do alt + f7 that
brings up the same IDE, but lets you
switch over to tools like Object Explorer,
and things like that. You can
actually arrow around when you bring it
up with alt + f7, say if you
are on Object Explorer and then you want
to switch back to a session. Alt + f7 is
really
flexible - I don't love it because on some
keyboards I have to hit a function key -
I have to hit "fn" to be
able to use a function keys, so control
tab works on more of my keyboards and is
easier. I just I can't get enough of
that switching between sessions. it's a
lot like the Windows alt + tab, but within
Management Studio for your sessions.
People also love the flexibility of
Management Studio. It does so many things.
When you think about all of the
different things-- there's a wizard
you can open that scripts out all the
objects in the database. There's security
you can configure. There's objects you
can create. I mean, there's just so many
little tools in Management Studio, and it's
even getting bigger. Right now we have an
Extended Events GUI within Management
Studio, whereas ye old SQL Profiler --
there used to be a shortcut to it, and I guess
there still is, you can open
it from Management Studio, but it's
another application. Management
Studio is getting more and more
integrated as this giant Swiss Army
knife, but there's always things that
people dislike that it's missing. One
thing I found is that certain
things that I thought Management Studio
didn't do are in there! I just didn't
know how to get to them. A lot of
these-- for example, the
scripting options I was talking about. I
thought for a long time that <anagement
Studio just wouldn't script out things if
you're scripting a partitioned index. That
it just wouldn't script out the filegroup
that it's on-- or wait, that's not it,
it's the partition scheme
that it's created on! That's
actually like the compression settings:
that's one of the options you can configure. There's
whole series of settings for how things
get scripted out under Tools / Options.
There's a whole scripting section for
Object Explorer. I just didn't know it
existed. I didn't find out that it
existed until tweeted about
this: "is this a bug that it doesn't
script out X?" And Adam
Machanic answered: "it does that, and
here's where it is." Lo and behold, the
things that I thought were missing were
actually there. If you do have things
where you're like, "I really think it
should do this differently," you can file
a suggestion or a bug at connect.microsoft.com.
One of the ones that I've
seen recently is when you drag over the
all the column names -- you're dragging
over the columns *folder*, rather:
in Object Explorer you can grab the
column folder for a table and drag that
column folder over, and it will
auto-populate the names of all of the
columns in a comma delimited list in
your session. But it doesn't put the
square brackets around the column names.
If you drag over the table name it will
put safety brackets around the table
name, so if you have any weird characters
in there everything still works. So
there's an inconsistency between
what you drag over from Object Explorer
to your window, and someone filed -- I can't
remember if it was a bug or a suggestion --
but basically, "plz make it consistent." The
developer looked at this and was like, "oh
yeah, we can totally fix that." I
believe that the fix hasn't been
released yet, but the code for the the
bug is in the "completed" state. I
don't think that release for Management
Studio is out now, but I can't remember. (I'm like, "did
that happen the last time I tested it?")
But filing a connect item got things changed and
got things fixed. That's one
of the cool things: if you want it to
be different, first of all ask on
Twitter and see, "is it actually there and
I just don't know about it?" But also, Microsoft
is open to knowing what do you want this
thing to do, and how can we do things
better. Your change could become
reality! I really love how active the
Management Studio coding team has
become. For Management Studio, it used to
be that we only got updates when
SQL Server got updated. Now
Management Studio releases on its
own, and this is fantastic
because they can release
as often as they're ready to release.
When we update Management Studio, we
can choose: do we want to update it on
the production server at all? Or do we
just want to update it on our client
machines now, and maybe update
Management Studio more
quickly on our client machines than we
would on the production Server itself,
where we may not want to reboot every
time we just have an update to
Management Studio. There are still folks
who are afraid to upgrade for a variety
of reasons. If I'm running a new version
of Management Studio, is everything going to
work? This is valid! With
any software, when things change,
sometimes things break. There was a
recent version of Management Studio
where if you were connecting to a
case-sensitive instance,
there were certain graphical elements
that didn't work as they had before. But
the good news is you can choose how you
update Management Studio, in the sense
of how many versions of Management Studio
you have. This is particularly useful
with major versions of Management Studio.
we recently had just a big major version come out,
and Management Studio you do side by side
installations. So you can do things
like say: ok I'm going to try out the new
version on my client computer, but if
anything's weird I can you know run a
version on a different machine that's
older. But you can ALSO install side by
side on your computer the latest and
greatest and keep the old one there if you want
to go back even the last major version.
"I'm going to just keep this last major
version of it around for a while.
It doesn't have the new look and feel,
and it doesn't have some of the cool
things in the new version, but for
accomplishing basic tasks it's my old
faithful." You can keep that old version
around for a really long time, and that
lets you say, "okay, I'm only going to use the
new updated SSMS against our dev
instances. I still have my older version
to use against production." You can be as
careful as you want to be, which i think
is terrific.
And
always, always, test against
development, and update on your
workstation before you ever go and touch
things on the production server. One of
the things that I can't get enough of is
that lots of people in the community
document things for SSMS. They create their
checklists for "here's the things I
change in SSMS," and they also mention and
create presentations for their favorite
shortcuts and their tips and tricks.
I can't get enough of those sessions. I
seriously would watch one a week or
maybe even more often if there were a
ton of them out there. On the other hand,
there is a lot of community
participation because it's so
complicated. There may be times where
something you see in a presentation, and you
try to do it, and it doesn't work for you.
Maybe that's because you're
connected through a VM and something's
overriding a key in the shortcut you're
trying to use. Or maybe it's for another
reason. Let's get back to the original
question that inspired
me to put this together. It
was, "why does my Management Studio
crash so much?" This is
similar to, "why doesn't X feature work
for me in Management Studio?" One of the
first things to just check is what
version of Management Studio are you
running? How old is it? You
may be hitting a bug in an older version
of Management Studio. It might be a bug
that causes it to crash, or it might be a
bug where just some things didn't work.
For example, one of my favorite shortcuts
is ctrl + U.
It takes you up to the "use database" box.
I've had some folks be like, "it just
doesn't work for me." Well, there was a bug
in an older version of Management Studio
that was "ctrl + u doesn't work."
For some of these folks, updating
Management Studio fixed it. Some of the
crashing bugs are from older versions as
well. Also, are you using a plugin, or are
you connecting via a
virtual machine that could be causing
the problem? Some of the cases I've had
where ctrl+U
wasn't working for people was
actually caused by the fact that they
were using a plugin that had broken
ctrl + u as well!
You've got to test out, "what
do I have installed that isn't from
Microsoft, that's extra in here, and
could it be causing the problem as well?"
Sometimes it might be also that of
course your virtual machine provider
thinks that keyboard shortcut really
means something else, too. If you are
seeing repeated crashing, and it isn't
any of these things, have you reported it
to Microsoft? Because you should report
it to Microsoft! If Management Studio is
crashing out all the time, they don't
want that to happen. Use sites like
connect.microsoft.comm if you're
getting a specific error message. If
the crash is happening when you do a
given sequence of tasks, you can let the
developers know about that as well. So do
something about it, if you're
tracking it down and you've just hit an
issue in Studio. And
please please please PLEASE share the
things that you love doing in
Management Studio. The tips and
tricks that you know that make using it
easier and more fun. Like I said
I really can't get enough of that stuff.
I would love to have even more shortcut
cheat sheets be out there, and even more
checklists of how to get more out
of your day with Management Studio.
Because, like you, I spend an awful lot of
time in Management Studio, and the more
fun I have, the more fun my day is! Thanks
for joining me for Dear SQL DBA this
week. I'm Kendra Little, and I'll see you
again soon.
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Square Reader for contactless and chip: Getting started guide (Australia) - Duration: 3:57.
Here's everything you need to know to get your Square Reader set up and running.
Inside your box there's a Square Reader for contactless and chip, charging cable,
and a Square Reader for magstripe cards.
The Square Reader for contactless and chip has a chip card slot, a power button,
a port for the charging cable, and an NFC antenna built inside.
The battery should last all day on a single charge with normal usage.
To check the battery level, press the power button.
Four green lights indicate your reader is fully charged and ready for payments.
Three or two green lights indicate a partial charge and that it can take even more payments.
And one red light means your reader needs a charge immediately.
To charge it up, plug the cable into your reader and a computer, USB wall charger,
car charger, or USB battery pack.
It should take two to three hours to get a full charge.
Four green lights mean your reader is ready for business.
Now let's connect your reader to your device.
You can connect Square Reader to your smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth LE.
Make sure your device has the latest version of the Square app.
You'll need to do this before you can connect Square Reader.
Next, go to your device's settings and turn on Bluetooth.
Now you're ready to pair your device with your reader.
Open the Square app.
Go to the menu, Settings, Card Readers, and then Connect a Reader.
Press and hold the power button on your reader for about three seconds.
When the four orange lights start flashing, release the button.
The Square app will automatically pair with the reader.
Your reader may go to sleep to save power.
If it does, press the power button once and the Square app will connect instantly.
Square Reader comes with a USB cable so you can connect it to Square Stand.
Plug the cable into your reader and your Stand's USB hub to accept payments
and keep your reader charged all day.
Square Reader connects automatically and you'll know when your reader is ready.
You can also connect with a Dock for Square Reader.
Place your reader into the dock with the USB port facing downwards.
Then, set the clip in place to secure your reader.
Take the dock's USB cable and plug it into your Stand's USB hub.
The dock charges your reader, gives it a home on your counter, and positions your reader
to accept contactless payments and chip cards.
Now let's start taking payments.
You can accept contactless payments and chip cards with Square Reader for contactless and chip
and swipe cards with the included magnetic-stripe reader.
Make sure you position your reader so it's within reach of both you and your customers.
This lets you accept payments quickly and easily.
Select an item from your library or enter a dollar amount for a new item.
Then, tap Charge.
Wait for one green light to appear on your reader.
This means it's ready to accept payment.
To take a contactless payment under one hundred dollars, no PIN is required.
Have your customers hold their contactless cards or devices near the reader.
Four green lights will appear, and when you see the checkmark, you're all set.
For larger transactions, your customers will need to enter their PIN on your device.
To take a chip card payment, tap Charge, wait for one green light to appear,
then insert the chip card into the Square Reader chip-side facing up.
Leave it there until you see the checkmark or four green lights appear on the reader.
For certain transactions under $35 and any larger transactions, your customers will need
to enter their PIN on your device.
To swipe cards without a chip, just use your Square Stand's built-in magstripe reader,
or use Square Reader for magstripe cards with your device.
To learn more about setting up or taking payments with your reader, go to square.com/setup
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Newly available Carlo Ancelotti has emerged as a shock contender for the job - Duration: 1:55.
Newly available Carlo Ancelotti has emerged as a shock contender for the job
West Ham have started identifying replacements for Slaven Bilic as pressure builds on the Croatian manager.
Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez is on the clubs list of potential candidates to replace Bilic, who is fighting for his job after a poor start to the season.
The Hammers are in the relegation zone, having earned just four points from their first six games of the Premier League season.
Defeat at home to Swansea on Saturday will only increase the pressure on Bilic, and the process of identifying his successor is already under way.
Benitez is a long-term managerial target for West Ham, and the club are also reportedly interested in former Borussia Dortmund boss Thomas Tuchel. Speaking on Thursday, Bilic admitted he is affected by the speculation surrounding his job.
Im coping with it, said the 49-year-old. I got used to that. I am doing my job. It affects you, of course it does.
I can see that its happening to some new managers. Sometimes its easier when it happens to other managers, sometimes it makes you more p***ed off when it happens to your colleagues.
Sometimes you laugh, sometimes you are angry, sometimes you are down and other times it makes you more motivated. It is part of the job.. Both Manuel Lanzini and Michail Antonio have recovered from injury and are fit to face Swansea.
A shock contender for the West Ham job could be Carlo Ancelotti, who was sacked by Bayern Munich on Thursday just four months after lifting the Bundesliga title.
Assistant manager and former Bayern right back Willy Sagnol will take over on a temporary basis, but favourite for the full-time position is 30-year-old Hoffenheim manager Julian Nagelsmann.
Ancelottis fate was sealed as Bayern lost 3-0 in the Champions League at Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday night, the clubs heaviest group-stage defeat for 21 years.
Bayern have won seven of 10 games this season and the dismissal appears harsh, despite rumours of dressing-room discontent.
Bayern chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said: The performance of the team since the start of the season did not meet expectations we put to them. The game in Paris clearly showed that we had to draw consequences..
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NBA's Dennis Schroder Arrested for Battery In ATL | MK Entertainment - Duration: 1:21.
Dennis Schroder Reportedly Arrested on Battery Charges.
Atlanta Hawks guard Dennis Schroder reportedly was arrested on a misdemeanor charge Thursday.
According to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, Schroder was charged with battery after being arrested
in the "early morning hours" in an Atlanta suburb.
Wojnarowski added Schroder was released from police custody after posting bail.
The Hawks released a statement regarding Schroder's arrest.
"We are aware of an incident involving Dennis Schroder earlier this morning," the statement
said, via Shlomo Sprung of Awful Announcing.
"We are still gathering information as it pertains to the situation, and out of respect
for the legal process, we will have no further comment at this time."
Schroder has spent his entire NBA career with the Hawks, who drafted him with the 17th overall
pick in 2013.
After primarily coming off the bench in his first three seasons, Schroder started 78 of
79 games played during the 2016-17 season.
The 24-year-old set career-highs with 17.9 points and 6.3 assists last season.
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VLOG #6 Season 3 - Important Dates for October - Duration: 3:26.
Hi everyone, Its Maya here, your Vice President of University Affairs
And its Sagal, your Vice President Equity
HAHAHHAHAHA
Anyways, we are going to be talking about the important and amazing dates of October
So Oct 3rd-5th UTMSU will be hosting our annual Environment Week
Please come out its going to be totally awesome. We have it Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
So on the Tuesday we have climate change featuring SAGE and they are going to be doing their famous corn roast.
Day 2 is sustainable living featuring the awesome farmers market.
Day 3 is fossil fuel divestment featuring lead manifesto.
On Oct 4th we have our first campus council meeting.
And this is so important for students to attend throughout the year because this is where they
decide about increasing our fees.
Please make sure to spread the word and reach
We will also be posting graphics on our website and our Facebook really soon
Oct 9th is thanksgiving so the university will be closed.
If you don't celebrate it that's cool, you get a day off.
Eat your turkey, eat whatever food you cook.
Don't come to school
And Oct 10th – Oct 13th – we have our fall reading week
So this is the week to just sleep so I'm excited for that
I can't wait to sleep. Yes.
On Oct 10th for students paying course fees, it's also your last day to drop a Y course and receive
a 75% course fee refund
Oct 10th is also for students paying course fees, last day to drop an F course and receive a 50% course refund.
Oct 16th will be service charges on outstanding fee balances beginning for students who have already been deferred due to loan, or who have registered by paying at least the minimum payment.
Services charges also, the dates are different for students who have been deferred due to a scholarship award or received tuition wavier
On Oct 18th, UTM is having their 50th film festival.
It will be a huge event so make sure to come out and watch free movies and eat a lot of free food.
Some famous international actors and directors actually might even be there. REACH
Oct 23rd the day before Halloween, no that's wrong its not actually the day before Halloween, it's the week before Halloween.
We are going to be having our carnival, it's going to be a scary time with a lot of food and tabling for our clubs and societies
On Oct 24th- we are going have our Halloween movie night. Stay tuned for details because it's going to be a big surprise!
Oct 25th is one of the scariest days of the year
It's also going to be another celebration of Halloween, it's going to be the haunted house.
This is going to blow your minds this year because it's a little different this year, than other years before.
Something weird is definitely going to happen
And on Oct 26th, the day everybody's been waiting for, the most exciting pub is back!
Halloween pub is going to be bigger and better than ever and it has a little twist this year so be on the lookout for that.
Bring your best costumes and wildest dance moves and let's turn up
So im going to let Sagal talk about this one, because this is hers!
YESS! on Oct 31st we are going to get a little serious now, this is the first day of XAO, which is
expression against oppression and the theme for the first day is advocacy for students with
disabilities on campus partnered with students for a barrier-free access.
Wait up for the next video to hear about the other couple days or check out our Facebook page and our website to check out all our graphics,
its going to be a really dope week
If you have any questions or any concerns like that, feel free to e-mail me vpua@utmsu.ca
And you can e-mail me at vpequity@utmsu.ca
Or you can ask the infobooth infobooth@utmsu.ca
You can also come by the office, we are there literally anytime, umm but that's it.
Yeah enjoy your October and PEACEEEEEEE
(see you in November)
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Connecting Square Reader for contactless and chip to Square Stand (Australia) - Duration: 0:48.
Square Reader comes with a USB cable so you can connect it to Square Stand.
Plug the cable into your reader and your Stand's USB hub to accept payments,
and keep your reader charged all day.
Square Reader connects automatically and you'll know when your reader is ready.
You can also connect with a Dock for Square Reader.
Place your reader into the dock with the USB port facing downwards.
Then, set the clip in place to secure your reader.
Take the dock's USB cable and plug it into your Stand's USB hub.
The dock charges your reader, gives it a home on your counter, and positions your reader
to accept contactless payments and chip cards.
To learn more about setting up or taking payments with your reader, go to square.com/setup
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"The Unit" Begins First Auditions, Announces Large Fine For Spoilers - Duration: 2:25.
"The Unit" Begins First Auditions, Announces Large Fine For Spoilers
The first auditions for The Unit were recorded over five hours on September 29.
The Unit mentors Rain, San E, HyunA, Hwang Chi Yeol, Urban Zakapa's Jo Hyun Ah, and SHINees Taemin were present at the recording, which started at 12:30 p.
Audience members at the auditions were required to sign a contract agreeing to pay a fine of 100 million won (approximately $87,500) if they reveal any spoilers.
According to staff, the recording was delayed two hours due to set inspections and rehearsals.
A portion of the idols who were on standby had to reschedule the recording for September 30.
The staff of The Unit commented, Because a mentor had predetermined schedules after 5:30 p.
m, recording had to be postponed.
Rain also shared a photo from backstage at the recording of the mentors gathered together, and asked everyone to look forward to the performances.
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"The Unit" is a KBS survival show that aims to discover the hidden potential of former and current idols and will create one male and one female group.
The first episode will air on October 28.
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