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Filed under: Laptops It's almost over folks -- at least, that's what we're continuing to tell ourselves. Anyways, Sammy has decided to follow in the footsteps of practically everyone else in the laptop realm by revealing a few newcomers over in South Korea. Granted, we already knew that a few of these were coming, but now we've got actual units with Photoshopped screen savers to prove their existence. Ready? Let's go. We've got the Centrino 2-based 12.1-inch Q210, 13.1-inch Q310, 14.1-inch R460, 15.4-inch R510 / R560 and 17-inch R710 on the consumer side, while the P210, P460, P461, P510 and P560 make up the business crowd. A few more lovely images are waiting in the read link, though no price / release dates accompany them. [Thanks, Khattab]Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

On June 23, 2008, a distinguished panel of experts featuring Scott Snyder (The Asia Foundation/Pacific Forum CSIS), Charles K. Armstrong (Columbia University), David Straub (Stanford University) and Youngshik Daniel Bong (American University) convened at The Korea Society to assess the first months of Lee Myung-bak's presidency. The panel took a close look at what has been a tumultuous period in Korea's domestic politics and addressed the implications of the current crisis for political stability in the Republic of Korea, the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement, and U.S.-Korea relations.

A new crop circle in South Korea features two figure-8 patterns which are said to correlate with lunar cycles. Lim Chang Rok sent the image in to Crop Circle Connector, where you can learn more about this intriguing formation. Circles - What is behind all this? Solar Grand Plan - Scientific American Magazine

80-thousand people protested against U.S. beef in Seoul.

NHK recently did a profile of Josh Barnett. His favorite word? Fight. The Fightworks Podcast: Your turn to interview Xande Ribeiro, BJJ world champion USA Today: Jeff Monson pulled off of this Saturday s Adrenaline MMA event The Santa Rosa Press-Democrat (CA): There will be blood and when there is, fight doctor Gary Furness [...]

On April 10, 2008, The Korea Society hosted a panel discussion on the blogging cultures of the United States, Korea and Japan and their relationships with participatory democracy. The program was a joint initiative of The Korea Society, Japan Society and The Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs, and featured David Weinberger, author and fellow of the Harvard Berkman Center for Internet Wendy H.K. Chun, associate professor of modern culture and media at Brown University; Tobias Harris, journalist and blogger at ObservingJapan.com; Stuart Thorson, professor of political science at Syracuse University's Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs; and Samuel Jamier, blogger and senior program officer at The Korea Society.

On January 30, 2008, Ha-Joon Chang, professor of economics at the University of Cambridge, spoke at The Korea Society about his latest book, Bad Samaritans: The Myth of Free Trade and the Secret History of Capitalism. Professor Chang argues that policies imposed by developed countries and international organizations have led to slowing growth, rising inequality and greater economic instability in the developing world.

On April 15, 2008, His Excellency Lee Myung-Bak, the 17th President of the Republic of Korea, addressed the members, friends and guests of The Korea Society at the organization's 2008 annual dinner. Stanley C. Gale, chairman of Gale International, and a co-chair of the dinner, introduces president Lee.

Author: anyangrobin Added: Sun, 18 May 2008 01:46:22 -0800 Duration: 796A man is driving around the Korean countryside looking for a town. He soons finds out that he is hoeplessly lost. On his way to finding his destination, he finds a local boy who "helps" him. A cute and unique Korean story.

Author: anyangrobin Added: Sun, 18 May 2008 01:46:22 -0800 Duration: 796A man is driving around the Korean countryside looking for a town. He soons finds out that he is hoeplessly lost. On his way to finding his destination, he finds a local boy who "helps" him. A cute and unique Korean story.

(Global Pulse: May 16, 2008) In a matter of weeks, Asia has been hit with devastating natural disasters like the cyclone in Myanmar and China's earthquake. Thousands have been killed and millions left homeless. While millions suffer there is another possible disaster spreading throughout Asia, the H5N1 virus or "bird flu". More outbreaks of the virus are spreading from Russia to South Korea leading to quick quarantines and a fear that the virus will infect humans. nSOURCES: BBC, U.K; Russia Today, Russia; NHK News, Japan; KBS News, South Korea.

South Korea has successfully cloned canines to find drugs and explosives.

Author: StudioFred Added: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 07:01:46 -0800 Duration: 106While the world's first Korean astronaut is launched into space, her mother totally freaks out.

Author: goriji Added: Sun, 23 Mar 2008 23:16:18 -0800 Duration: 233http://goriji.wordpress.com -- mehri blog na? Explains everything! :) This is a series of vids giving critiques of basically sub desi filim content San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival 2008 mein na? (in other words, SFIAAFF film reviews by goriji ;) This is a review for 'Forgotten Voices: Beyond Words'.. yeh documentary about Korean 'comfort women' abducted during WWII. Enjoy yaars! :) Ek diwani gori bariya choochiya ko (ka, ki? lol) just vlogging away for her tricked-out 2008S Mini Cooper down payment :P Be sure to see my blog for various South Asian stuff aur other bahut funny cheez se na? :) Don't forget gori is seeking her Sri Lumba Kala Sundar (ek Southie yaar aur hopefully crorepati na?) despite knowing Hinglish sirf :P Leave acchi/buri comments on this ) all things Indian, aur of course, Sri LKS na? Pyar jis! :D

On Thursday, November 29, 2007, author Cullen Thomas spoke to The Korea Society's Samuel Jamier about his prison memoir, "Brother One Cell," a literary account of a journey at the edges of Korean society.

Some interesting attractions in Seoul, South Korea.

Attractions in Seoul, South Korea.

December 20th, 2007, 24 hours after Lee Myung-bak won the presidential election in South Korea, Donald P. Gregg and Evans J.R. Revere, the chairman and president of The Korea Society; Don Zagoria, project director of the Northeast Asia Projects at the National Committee on American Foreign Policy; and Leon Sigal, director of the Northeast Asia Cooperative Security Project at the Social Science Research Council, analyzed the election and its consequences at an informal panel discussion.

A special tech podcast on the South Korean elections, which take place on Wednesday, December 19. We sit down with The World's Matthew Bell, just back from South Korea. He fills us in on the role technology is, and isn't, playing in these elections, and tells us about how the ancient art (or is it science?) of poongsoo is being used by some candidates to increase their odds of winning. All that, plus The Tornado Song. Not to be missed.

We're filled to the gills this week folks. Yahoo, charged with handing over information on two Chinese writers to the Chinese government, settles a pending lawsuit in the US. Also, Kenya's dreams of going fiber-optic, and one South Korean beats out tens of thousands of others to become the country's first astronaut. Then, what's better than a roach? A robo-roach! And we finish with something of a cyber-spat between Spain and Venezuela.

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One of the most curious by-products of South Korea's broadband boom has been the creation of an online gaming culture unlike anything seen anywhere in the world. The footage we're presenting here comes from Ongamenet, a dedicated TV-channel that sees gamers doing battle in epic, stadium-style settings.

On April 2nd, 2007, The Korea Society sponsored a lecture titled "The Problem of North Korea in the Era of Terrorism" by Professor Ahn Byong-Man, chairman of the Korea Fulbright Foundation. The lecture, which took place in Seoul as part of The Korea Society's Korea Fellowship for Educators program, addressed the unique security challenges that North Korea poses to the world community and recounted previous American and South Korean attempts to ease tensions with the North.

[North Korea]- Is North Korea crazy, insane or otherwise? High Quality MP3 (48kbps 21 MB) Two loud Aussies giving their opinions.

1. Australia's 4th Uranium Mine to open in 2008 2. India's Tarapur-3 Reactor Goes On Line 3. Vietnam is Concerned about Nuclear Workforce 4. Contracts Awarded for New Units in S. Korea 5. Big Rock Point Returned to "green field" condition. 6. The Arak D2O Plant 7. Iran Ignores UNSC Deadline 8. TXU to Build More Nuclear Plants 9. Fluor Offers to Buy British Nuclear Group