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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

CHEN: South Korean bloggers are not only taking to the streets protesting U.S. beef imports but also becoming influential citizen journalists. Their online claim that beef import could put Koreans at risk of mad cow disease, was watched by two hundred million Internet users a day. STORY: The recent beef protests in Seoul are the biggest South Korea has seen in 20 years. Spurred by a flurry of online gripes that a deal to import US beef put society at risk of mad cow disease - these tech-savvy activists showed that they could take control of political and news agendas. [Do Jung-Gwan, Citizen Journalist]: We just relied on the established media in the past to get to know the important issues. But it has changed -- we can take pictures ourselves and post them on the Internet. This new culture is changing the way our country does politics. The government was caught off-guard. After winning by a landslide in December's election, the president's approval rating is now barely 20 percent. With technology, activists also became more potent protesters, sending out messages urging friends to meet up at demonstrations and warning them when the police started to make arrests. They didn't just shout slogans - they took pictures, quickly posting them on the Internet - going from activists to citizen journalists. Some websites went from 40 million pages viewed a day to 200 million. However, there is the need to weed through biased opinions and inaccurate reports. One citizen journalist said it wasn't easy to post pictures or videos on the Internet which went against the popular flow. [Lee Gwi-Jin, Citizen Journalist]: If we post any pictures representing the government's opinion or any pictures showing the demonstrator's violence, many say we're working for the ruling party -- even if we always try to report impartially. I feel at a loss with the situation. It just proves the Internet is powerful, if not unwieldy.

It's a flash movie that for give publicity to Grand sale at Seoul and the back-ground-music is written by a composer for only this flash movie. Come to Seoul-Korea. Enjoy shopping & your summer holidays. Agency : HS-ad (www.hs-ad.co.kr) Production : jcobs company (www.jcobs.co.kr) Music : ki chul Park Illustration : Ye Sul Kim Author: roxyheartlock Keywords: seoul korea sale ani flash 2008 ad travel southkorea seoulsale Added: June 25, 2008

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CHEN: Fifty thousand South Korean protesters start a 72-hour relay protest. They are against a government move to resume imports of U.S. beef that they say are dangerous. STORY: Thousands of people, worried about mad cow disease have held daily protests. They're accusing President Lee of kowtowing to Washington with the beef deal and ignoring safety concerns. The organizers of the candle-lit vigil said 50,000 people were at the rally in downtown Seoul. The already week-long protest wants U.S. beef imports stopped. These protesters say they hope the government will pay attention. [Kim Hyun-lin, Protester]: "We want to use this opportunity to highlight our opinions to the government, that we will not just sit idle and watch what the government is doing. I'm here to add support to the cause and raise my voice more loudly." [Na Kyung-se, Protester]: "This government is not listening to our requests in this rally and it's not taking any serious measures. The government just expects the protests will die down sooner or later if the rallies are blocked." President Lee Myung-bak has been clearly caught by surprise by the protests as his popularity has plummeted over the decision. Lee's conservative ruling party suffered a crushing defeat in local by-elections yesterday. To calm public anger, the government says it will not allow imports of meat from older U.S. cattle, which the public sees as more dangerous. Before the import ban in 2003, South Korea imported over 200,000 tons of U.S. beef a year, the biggest destination after Japan and Mexico. The United States says it is willing to work with its Asian ally, but there was no need to renegotiate the deal. Author: NTDTV Keywords: ntd ntdtv news Mad-Cow South-Korea government Myung-bak protesters U.S beef Added: June 7, 2008

During the "Online Publishers Tour" we did in February 2008 there was one Diner-Reception at the German Embassy in Seoul. The Diner Speaker was Rick Kim from Linden Lab South Korea and former Manager at Cyworld. More Interviews and experiences from manager tours at www.monty.de and www.manager-tours.de Author: MontyMetzger Keywords: lindenlab monty secondlife southkorea trend cyworld Added: March 7, 2008

During the "Online Publishers Tour" we did in February 2008 there was one Diner-Reception at the German Embassy in Seoul. The Diner Speaker was Rick Kim from Linden Lab South Korea and former Manager at Cyworld. Linden Lab is the company behind "Second Life", the 3D Multiplayer Virtual World. Rick is talking about the challenges and opportunities regarding Virtual Worlds in South Korea. He explains the key-success factors for business in Korea as well as insights about the Korea consumers. Author: MontyMetzger Keywords: secondlife monty southkorea cyworld Lindenlab Seoul TrendTour managertours Added: March 7, 2008

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Wonder Girls. Irony. Edited version. Translated lyrics: You keep saying 'for the first time' too much You say you've never had feelings like this but your words aren't convincing You say I'm different compared to other girls but you sound suspicious Just my knowing of your ex's is a handful You say those girls don't mean anything to you but it doesn't sound right So what did those girls you use to date mean to you, you're not making any sense You say guys can't be trusted, but you say you're different, what is that suppose to mean? (Irony) It doesn't make sense (Irony) It doesn't make sens (Irony) It doesn't make sense, It really doesn't make sense You say you played all your ex girlfriends, and you tell me that I'm different, what is that suppose to mean? (Irony) It doesn't make sense (Irony) It doesn't make sense (Irony) It doesn't make sense, It really doesn't make sense You say bad things about other guy You telling me every little detail is very weird Why do you keep telling me bad things about your friends You say you're the only one not like that, sounds a little wierd Your friends all hang out together, does it make sense Your friends are over there like that, but you're the only one thats not You say guys cannot be trusted, but you say you're different, what is that suppose to mean? (Irony) It doesn't make sense (Irony) It doesn't make sense (Irony) It doesn't make sense, It really doesn't make sense You say you played all your ex girlfriends, but you tell me I'm different, what is that suppose to mean? (Irony) It doesn't make sense (Irony) It doesn't make sense (Irony) It doesn't make sense, It really doesn't make sense Brake in down 4, 3, 2, 1 rap You act too sincere that's why it's so weird I have second thoughts about everything you say, it's hard for me to believe your words Ah, you try so hard to convince me so I thought about giving you a chance But the more I think about it, I just don't think it's going to work out You say guys cannot be trusted, but you say you're different, what is that suppose to mean? (Irony) It doesn't make sense (Irony) It doesn't make sense (Irony) It doesn't make sense, It really doesn't make sense You say you played all your ex girlfriends, but you tell me I'm different, what is that suppose to mean? (Irony) It doesn't make sense (Irony) It doesn't make sense (Irony) It doesn't make sense, It really doesn't make sense Author: ygb1985 Keywords: Wondergirls 원더걸스 Irony kpop southkorea korean music popluar Added: February 4, 2008

Wondergirls live in Seoul. Tell me. One of many.....Lyrics: 너도 날 좋아할줄은 몰랐~어 I didn't know you'd like me, too 어쩌면 좋아 너무나 좋아 How great. I'm so happy 꿈만 같아서 나 내 자신을 자꾸 꼬집어봐 I keep pinching myself because it's like a dream 너무나 좋아 I'm so happy 네가 날 혹시 안 좋아할까봐~ Because I thought you might not like me 혼자 얼마나 애태운지 몰라~ You don't know how worried I was 그런데 네가 날 사랑한다니 But you say you love me 어머나 다시한번 말해봐~ Oh, tell me one more time Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 나를 사랑한다고 날 기다려왔다고~ Tell me that you love me that you've been waiting for me Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 내가 필요하다 말해 말해줘요~ Tell me that you need me Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 자꾸만 듣고 싶어 계속 내게 말해줘~ I just want to hear it over and over. Keep telling me Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 꿈이 아니라고 말해 말해줘요~ Tell me it's not a dream 어쩜 내 가슴이 이렇게 뛰니 My pulse is racing 가슴이 정말 터질것 같아~ it feels like my heart is going to burst 네가 날 볼 때면 전기에 감전된 사람처럼 전기가 올라~ Whenever you look at me it's like an electric shock 얼마나 오래 기다린지 몰라~ You don't know how long I've waited for this 얼마나 오래 꿈꿨는지 몰라~ You don't know how long I've dreamed of this 그런데 네가 날 사랑한다니 But you say you love me 어머나 다시한번 말해봐~ Oh, tell me one more time Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 나를 사랑한다고 날 기다려왔다고~ Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 내가 필요하다 말해 말해줘요~ Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 자꾸만 듣고 싶어계속 내게 말해줘~ Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 꿈이 아니라고 말해 말해줘요~ Tell me tell me tell me you want me want me want me too Tell me tell me tell me you love me too love me too 얼마나 오래 기다린지 몰라~ 얼마나 오래 꿈꿨는지 몰라~ 그런데 네가 날 사랑한다니 어머나 다시한번 말해봐~ Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 나를 사랑한다고 날 기다려왔다고 Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 내가 필요하다 말해 말해줘요~ Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 자꾸만 듣고 싶어 계속 내게 말해줘~ Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me 꿈이 아니라고 말해 말해줘요~ Tell me tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me tell tell tell tell tell tell me tell me tell me Author: ygb1985 Keywords: Wondergirls 원더걸스 텔미 kpop tellme tell me popular korean music southkorea Added: February 4, 2008

Author: rocketboom Added: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 12:36:41 -0800 Duration: 209demographics study results (thanks, rob!) http://podcast411.com/blog/?p=24 http://rocketboom.wikia.com/wiki/Demographics http://podcast411.com/ Rocketboom interview on American Microphone http://www.americanmicrophone.com/ humvee driving ...

Author: rocketboom Added: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 12:36:41 -0800 Duration: 209demographics study results (thanks, rob!) http://podcast411.com/blog/?p=24 http://rocketboom.wikia.com/wiki/Demographics http://podcast411.com/ Rocketboom interview on American Microphone http://www.americanmicrophone.com/ humvee driving ...

http://TheBoaters.TV First: In S. Korea worst oil spill in Asian Nation. Next: PowerBoat.About.com-Hyrbid Boats & Solomon Technologies electric wheel. Profile Pick: Captain Bombay!

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There has been no greater example that has debunked the Muscular Amero-centric Bush policy of my way or the highway than North Korea. The Bush Administration threw out the Agreement Framework of the Clinton administration. They began the inflammatory finger pointing. They refused to talk with North Korea. North Korea escalated their nuclear program and threw out the IAEA. North Korean exploded something. John Bolton was removed from the negotiation process. Christopher Hill began to actually talk with North Korea. The hard neocons - Rumsfeld and Cheney - got fired or marginalized and magically North Korea began to come around. Yesterday an agreement of economic cooperation was signed. As important, is an agreement to end the Korean War. South Korean never signed that treaty. I think that this is a significant development.  Kind of like where we were at the end of the Clinton administration before Bush screwed it up. From USAToday: The South Korean president signed a commitment with North Korea Thursday to seek a formal end to the Korean War, ending a historic three-day summit during which he was snubbed by his host and upstaged by a nuclear agreement 600 miles away in Beijing. South Korea never signed the cease fire that ended hostilities in the 1950-53 Korean War; so the two Koreas have remained technically at war ever since. In their declaration Thursday in the northern capital Pyongyang, South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il agreed to pursue a permanent peace. South Korea has said it will need to work with the other combatants in the Korean war — China and the United States — to reach a formal peace deal. President Bush has said there can be no permanent peace on the Korean peninsula until North Korea gives up nuclear arms. (more ) bush administration, john bolten, kim jong il, korean peninsula, Korean War, negotiation process, North Korea, nuclear agreement, president bush, pyongyang, south korea, south korean president

Une vido assez sympa sur Starcraft reprenant des videos de Brood War , Ghost et Sc II.

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.

The Wulf is back after a 2 week venture to the 31st Cleveland International Film Festival. I will be reviewing plenty of films from around the world and here in the States in the coming weeks, so stay tuned. I'm starting off with reviews of DAISY, from South Korea directed by Andrew Lau, and RE-CYCLE, from Hong Kong, directed by the Pang Brothers. Cleveland International Film Festival Daisy at YesAsia.com Re-Cycle at YesAsia.com Daisy Production Blog Tartan Films USA Interstate 1002 Blubrry.com

The new operating system doesn't come out until Tuesday for home users, but we've been playing with Vista and it has some drawbacks. We discuss those as well as diving again into the moral and ethical debate about torrenst. Best of all, there's a new t-shirt that will absolve you from all EULAs.

[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

John Baker, Editor, ICIS Chemicals business discusses developments at APIC in Bangkok last week with meeting participants

After the close of WWII the Korean Peninsula was divided at the 38th parallel into the Communist North and the Democratic South. In 1950 the North invaded the South which led to a conflict that still lasts to this day.

On the eve of what was to be known as the greatest conflict of the 20th century, Germany and Russia signed a 'non-aggression' pact in which Germany would later break and lead to Hitler's demise.