incheonlandings.blogspot.com
incheon landings: Chinatown wanderings
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Postcards from the west coast port city. Saturday, 24 February 2007. Immediately opposite Incheon station, Chinatown and the immediate surrounding area is certainly an interesting little place to wander around for an afternoon. And dragons to be found. But of most interest was the architecture of the area. More to follow on some of the more interesting buildings to be found in the area, but there are a number of interesting stone staircases in the vicinity. Looking down the stairs towards the harbor.
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incheon landings: Move out, mayor
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Postcards from the west coast port city. Sunday, 25 February 2007. Move out, mayor. Now home to the Incheon Historical Archive, this residence just a stone's throw away from Jayu Park was the former home of seventeen Incheon city mayors. From the information board at the entrance to the garden:. In 1966 Incheon City purchased and reconstructed it into a Korean-style house and it was changed for the mayor's official residence. Would have liked this shot more if the car hadn't been there. Move out, mayor.
cruelgreendress.blogspot.com
八道一島
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Eight Provinces, One Island. 八道一島 Eight Provinces, One Island. The aimless musings of a guys whose bright ideas evaporate when commited to paper. Things that rattle around in my head include, life, politics, things Korean and of course variety meats. Sunday, November 27, 2005. 1) Life: My great horde of readers must be aware how conflicted I was about my car accident but on balance, being alive generally beats being dead. Posted by octaviuz at 11/27/2005 06:30:00 PM. Links to this post. This plan of mine...
korea-bound.blogspot.com
korea-bound: 11/01/2004 - 12/01/2004
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Wednesday, November 24, 2004. Leaving for six days in you know where. That's life - if you don't like it change it, right? Contact lens progress.the right one was in on the second try, the left on the first. Annyong hi gye se yo! Posted by Mike at 3:25 PM. If you haven't heard of this before.check it out:. Posted by Mike at 7:29 AM. Saturday, November 20, 2004. I had ripped one of my contact lenses the other night, so I got a free replacement from my optometrist this morning. I really like them.i...I was...
metropolitician.blogs.com
Scribblings of the Metropolitician: Race and History, or Bin Laden Didn't Blow Up the Projects II
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Scribblings of the Metropolitician. Writings, recordings, and photo reports from the streets of Seoul - And STILL BANNED FROM KOREAN GOVERNMENT IP'S. Click here to subscribe! SUBSCRIBE TO SEOULGLOW IN iTUNES! SeoulGlow #9 - Welcome, YouTube Korea! SeoulGlow #8 - Goodbye, Teacher. SeoulGlow #7 - Clash of the Superkids. SeoulGlow #6.2 Susan Eats MORE Jokbal! Part 2 of 2). SeoulGlow #6 - Susan Eats Jokbal! Part 1 of 2). SeoulGlow #5 - The Art of Daechuri. SeoulGlow #4.2 - Dinner With Soyeon (Part 2 of 3).
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Scribblings of the Metropolitician: "Hoes Gotta Eat, Too"
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Scribblings of the Metropolitician. Writings, recordings, and photo reports from the streets of Seoul - And STILL BANNED FROM KOREAN GOVERNMENT IP'S. Click here to subscribe! SUBSCRIBE TO SEOULGLOW IN iTUNES! SeoulGlow #9 - Welcome, YouTube Korea! SeoulGlow #8 - Goodbye, Teacher. SeoulGlow #7 - Clash of the Superkids. SeoulGlow #6.2 Susan Eats MORE Jokbal! Part 2 of 2). SeoulGlow #6 - Susan Eats Jokbal! Part 1 of 2). SeoulGlow #5 - The Art of Daechuri. SeoulGlow #4.2 - Dinner With Soyeon (Part 2 of 3).
popchina.blogspot.com
Pop China: Review: Nanking (2007)
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A blog tracking various popular media in China and the social issues that surround them. Monday, February 4, 2008. Recently I was given the opportunity to view a special screening of the documentary Nanking, which is currently only in limited distribution despite the fact that it is Western-produced and was released in China in Summer 2007. In general, I liked it, but I do have some mixed feelings. Why? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Review: Playing for Thrills (1997). Journey to the West.
koreasparkling.wordpress.com
blood obsession | "Internet centrist" on Sparkling Korea
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8220;Internet centrist” on Sparkling Korea. May 10, 2007. 8212; fuga @ 4:51 am. This is one of the things that comes up time to time. Now, here we go again. Today’s news found here. In Korean] are saying some Korean professor called 홍윤기 claims Amaterasu. Was a Korean(Silla) and Sugawara no Michizane. Was a Korean(Silla) too. Besides, even I know Amaterasu is a mythical god. Not even a human. Don’t confuse history and myth OK? Is a Korean descendant (for example, here. In English) . (Here is the list.
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Jon Carter Covell is a Joke | "Internet centrist" on Sparkling Korea
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8220;Internet centrist” on Sparkling Korea. June 16, 2008. Jon Carter Covell is a Joke. 8212; fuga @ 8:11 am. A few Japanese bloggers ( here. Have just picked up a claim that Sen no Rikyū. Was a second or third generation Korean. Little known fact, but today’s elaborate Japanese tea ceremony owes a lot to Sen Rikyū, who was second or third generation Korean Japanese. Sen’s last name would be Korean Romanized as Ch’on. No internet link, but I got it from here:. Http:/ books.google.com/books? Based on the ...
