Korea News Feeds - It's Better than Food

The Korea Herald

• Ahn Jung-hwan seeks ticket to South Africa - Korea Herald
• More criminal convict appeals - Korea Herald
• Failed fairing separation led to partial failure of Naro launch - Korea Herald
• G20 to top ambassadors' meeting - Korea Herald
• Four opposition leaders agree to impeach PM - Korea Herald
• Court acquits banks in first KIKO ruling - Korea Herald
• Peace dividend unlikely for Sri Lanka - Korea Herald
• Samsung, Sharp end patent dispute - Korea Herald
• Kumho family to hand over shares - Korea Herald
• iPhone creates jobs and expands market: KT think tank - Korea Herald

The Korea Times

• Display Wars Heat Up Amid 3D TV Boom - Korea Times
• North Korea Has Electronic Books - Korea Times
• Lee Kun-hee Reinstated by IOC - Korea Times
• Rocket Failure Remains Mystery - Korea Times
• Germany Backs Korea’s FTA With EU - Korea Times
• Kumho Asiana Averts Court Receivership - Korea Times
• President Silent on Putting Sejong Plan to Referendum - Korea Times
• Chung Ordered to Pay to His Carmaker - Korea Times
• Jobs Picture Brightens — a Little - Korea Times
• Inner-City Schools Need Political Katrina - Korea Times

KBS World

• NK Currency Drastically Devalued
• Rice Cookies, Animation Form Joint Marketing Effort
• Court Rules in Favor of Banks in KIKO Feud
• US Democrat Coalition Expresses Support for FTAs
• Busan Orphanage Band to Perform at Carnegie Hall
• Statute of Limitations on Child Molestation to be Extended
• UN Envoy to Visit NK Tuesday
• Top Chinese Envoy Meets NK Leader in P'yang
• Military Chiefs of S.Korea, Japan Hold Talks
• NK Warns of Strong Measures on S.Korea

More

• Second Naro Launch Likely in Late May
• Gov't to Develop Seoul, Busan as Financial Hubs
• Inter-Korean Talks End Without Agreement on Tours to Mt. Geumgang
• Customs Starts Language Service for Foreigners
• Farewell Held for Chinese Envoy to Seoul
• Pres. Office Not Considering Referendum on Sejong
• Exports of Agro Food Products Jump 31% in Jan.
• Cheong Wa Dae : No Timetable Set for Summit
• 'NK Trade to Top $32 Bln If It Normalizes Relations With US'
• Cause of Naro's Failure Narrowed Down
• DP Chief Urges Need for S-N Summit
• Lee: Job Creation is Key Global Topic
• No. of Organ Donor Hopefuls Rises
• Australia Shifts to Skilled Migration Visa System
• Seoul City to Attract More Chinese Tourists
• Two Koreas End Morning Session of Talks on Resuming Geumgang Tours
• Poll: Majority of Workers Chooses Job Security Over Money
• S.Korea Finishes 3rd in Paris Judo Grand Slam
• Ex-Samsung Chairman Returns to IOC
• S.Korea’s OECD Economic Indicator Tops 100 for Dec.

The Chosun Ilbo

• Hyundai Motor Chairman Fined W70 Billion - The Chosun Ilbo
• Kumho Owners Offer Private Assets as Collateral - The Chosun Ilbo
• Lee Holds Summit with German President - The Chosun Ilbo
• Singapore Set to Open Its First-Ever Casino - The Chosun Ilbo
• Hyundai Heavy Wins Norwegian Deal to Build Oil Facility - The Chosun Ilbo
• Inter-Korean Tour Talks Produce No Results - The Chosun Ilbo
• Lee Kun-hee Reinstated as IOC Member - The Chosun Ilbo
• Australia Slams Lid on Immigration - The Chosun Ilbo
• Toyota Recall Spreads to Lexus Brand - The Chosun Ilbo
• Tiger Woods Returning to the Green? - The Chosun Ilbo

The Hankyoreh

• [Editorial] MBC parachute appointments further proof of Lee administration attempt to take over broadcasting
• [Editorial] Police investigators must come to their senses over unreasonable search and seizure
• Ssomi&Hobo 383 (10-02-08)
• Report shows women in S.Korea at high risk for suicide
• Protest against the emperor of Japan
• Honesty and integrity
• [Editorial] Our hopes for the Youth Community Union
• S.Korea impeding software development with non-global standards
• Construction to commence for Four Rivers weirs prior to safety evaluation
• [Editorial] N.Korea should not hesitate to rejoin six-party talks

More

• Police conduct second seizure of DLP server
• N.Korea to release U.S. missionary Robert Park
• Former Samsung Group chairman hints at return
• Pro-Park camp considers joining opposition parties to dismiss Chung Un-chan
• Politicized governmental authorities
• Four Rivers eviction
• U.S. and S.Korea diverge on U.S.-led missile defense system
• [Editorial] Police should end targeted investigation of the DLP
• [Editorial] Reforming abortion law to acknowledge the realities of S.Korean society
• Ssomi&Hobo 382 (10-02-05)
• Ssomi&Hobo 381 (10-02-05)
• Comprehensive electronic criminal justice information system receiving critcism for excessive surveillance
• Controversy reignites over wartime operational control
• KTU branch head receives guilty verdict for emergency statements
• [Editorial] Stricter enforcement in labeling imported beef
• Inappropriate information disclosure
• Search and seizure
• Unsafe mercury levels detected at Four Rivers site
• [Editorial] Digitalized criminal justice information system endangers basic rights
• Ssomi&Hobo 380 (10-02-04)

JoongAng Daily

• Market dips on uncertainty over Kumho - JoongAng Daily
• [분수대] 뉴 럭셔리 - JoongAng Daily
• Will Android handset beat out the iPhone? - JoongAng Daily
• Toyota Korea likely to recall local Prius models - JoongAng Daily
• Hyundai, Kia stocks accelerate on fallout from Toyota debacle - JoongAng Daily
• Ex-chair of Samsung reinstated to IOC seat - JoongAng Daily
• Koreans are worried over North threat, local politics - JoongAng Daily
• Germany to share reunification tips - JoongAng Daily
• Palestinian president to visit Seoul first time - JoongAng Daily
• Korea buffered from euro woes - JoongAng Daily

Yonhap News

• S. Korea to maintain expansionary economic policy: finance ministry - Yonhap News
• Court says KIKO currency option not unfair - Yonhap News
• Bourse suspends trading of Kumho Industrial on receivership rumors - Yonhap News
• MBC chief offers to step down in protest over executive appointments - Yonhap News
• Former Samsung chief leaves for Vancouver to attend IOC meeting - Yonhap News
• Germany advises S. Korea to prepare for early inter-Korean reunification - Yonhap News
• Seoul to send 240 peacekeeping troops to Haiti - Yonhap News
• Divided Koreas hold talks on resuming cross-border tours - Yonhap News
• N. Korea sends list of delegates to talks on cross-border tours - Yonhap News
• Sales of Toyota plunge in S. Korea amid recall crisis - Yonhap News

The Dong-A Ilbo

• [Op-Ed] T-50 in Singapore - 동아일보
• D-4 to Vancouver Olympics - 동아일보
• Netizens Pressure YouTube to Restore Kim Yu-na Video - 동아일보
• Is Kim Jong Il Avoiding Visiting Chinese Official? - 동아일보
• Debate Rages Over Ban on Abortion for Minors - 동아일보
• Political Intentions - 동아일보
• Japanese Dailies, Gov't Blast Toyota Over Recall - 동아일보
• Chinese Envoy Holds Talks With Key NK Official - 동아일보
• Tougher Justice Seen for Election Funding Violations - 동아일보
• Ruling Camp Lifts Limit on `Time-off` Labor System - 동아일보

SEOUL BEATS

• Eye-Candy of the Day: Lee Ki Kwang
• Male Rankings: Money, Dance, Fashion, Popularity
• The Family’s Last Farewell
• KTH & LBH will have to hire gardeners
• WG Lim Performs ‘Saying I Love You’ & ‘Nobody’
• Jae-bum b-boy spotting
• Jokwon Gets Physical On We Got Married
• Female Rankings: Money, Dance, Fashion, Popularity
• T-ara Causes Fashion Trouble
• First Live Performance of F(x), Lollipop

K-Popped

• Poh Khay Inn of Chit Chat of Beautiful Ladies talks to K-popped!
• Hyun Bin & Tang Wei team up in Manchu
• Spend 4 minutes with 4Minute in Hong Kong
• SuJu Malaysia concert tickets selling like hot cakes
• T-ara turns feline at the 19th Seoul Music Awards
• Whitney Houston looks to Seoul
• Poh siblings of Malaysia on Chit Chat of Beautiful Ladies
• Lee Hyori to return with Bring It Back
• The free Crunchyroll premium account goes to...
• Seven Crunchyroll premium accounts to be given away

More

• The Cheongdo Bullfighting Festival
• Kangaroo shoppers in South Korea
• IRIS spies on DramaFever
• Halal Korean food at The Street Café
• Kwon Sang-woo & son Luke Kwon
• C.N. Blue is Alone...
• Rain gives encore performance in Osaka, Japan
• Lee Hyo-ri the Cosmopolitan in New York
• MY Hottest to organise Love at 2PM
• SHINee, Bobby Kim & Mario in Singapore in February
• F.T. Island showcase in Manila on March 6
• Picture of Infinity Challenge team in Sepang, Malaysia
• Super Junior comes to Malaysia in March 2010
• ZE:A’s (Children of the Empire) exclusive Mazel tov showcase
• Han Eun-jung hosts Olive News

Allkpop

• 2NE1 to release a new digital single!
• American Eagle models sway to Abracadabra
• SNSD’s Seohyun graduates from high school
• HyunA wants to act on High Kick Through The Roof
• Spying on Kara’s comeback concept photos
• MC Mong and KCM’s collaborative track released!
• Red Soul’s Walk Back MV released
• ZE:A does Genie and Abracadabra at GOMTV’s O4U Fanmeeting
• Choi Ji Woo to throw the first pitch at Korea – Japan baseball game
• Listen to BoA’s new album Identity

Korean Beacon

• Daniel Dae Kim Joins the Hawaii Five-O Remake on CBS
• Missionary Released from North Korea
• Kim Yu Na is One of Time Magazine’s Olympic Athletes to Watch
• Bye Bye Monday Mashup, say “Hi Krista!”
• The Cutest Korean Dog
• Victor Kim of Quest Crew Shows Off his Dance Moves
• Beauty Tip: A Flawless Face
• How to be the Female Breadwinner by Janice Min
• A Hidden Gem of Las Vegas: Chef Akira Back
• Margaret Cho Joins Cast of Ghost Whisperer

Korea Beat

• Othello scam uncovered
• Do you know schnitzel?
• Pimp attacks prostitute in Busan
• Face of the Day
• Most-Read Naver Articles of the Week -- February 7, 2010
• First 2010 request thread
• New report blasts hagwon industry crimes
• Life in a goshiwon
• Today's unbearable cuteness
• SNU students come from very few neighborhoods

More

• North Korea wishing a happy Seollal
• Humpback whale killed in Pohang
• Korea losing a great blogger
• Chosun Ilbo investigates subway beggars
• Neat old Deoksugung photos
• Twitter saves infant's life
• LA Times interviews Anti-English Spectrum head
• Jeju salamander courtship photographed
• Employers using 'pressure interviews' accused of abuse
• Then and now: Kim Jong-il
• Most-Read Naver Articles of the Week -- January 31, 2010
• Interview with the 'sexy bar' owner
• Daegwanryeong in winter
• After plastic surgery, still afraid to go outside
• Want to see a Korean crop circle?
• Nice classroom
• 'Tamika's Tears'
• How to be a 'star teacher' in Gangnam
• Sky of the Day
• Bar fight exposes South Korea education bribery scandal

The Marmot's Hole

• Secret Treaty Between North Korea and Malta
• Winter Food . . .
• Guess Tae Kwon Do Does Come In Handy
• Mike Breen on Korean War Massacres
• Saints Win. Or Colts Choke Again.
• Rising Violence in Middle-class Youth . . .
• Open Thread #136
• Rachel Lee, You Bad Korean American!
• Funny, You Don’t Look Like a Mr. Fujita…
• Robert Park Misled by West’s Propaganda, Repents and Is Released: KCNA

Brian in Jeollanam-do

• Top ten for '09, a month late.
• South Korea has world's fastest internet, US 18th, says "State of the Internet Report."
• Korean teachers going to the US for further training.
• Yie Eun-woong t-shirts hit the market.
• Everybody do the pelvis dance! Even kids can grind to Hyun-ah's single!
• Korea Times series on illegal foreign English tutors.
• (Updated) Follow-up to the EPIK Orientation snafu.
• Heading home soon (but not yet).
• EPIK requires teachers to front costs of their own orientation with two weeks' warning, according to mistaken recruiter.
• Another "Misuda" panelist in trouble over comments, this time about "Dokdo."

More

• Cyworld America shutting down on February 19th.
• I swear to God one more article about globalizing Korean food . . .
• New visitors' center for Suncheon Bay.
• Michael Solis in Huffington Post on mandatory HIV testing of foreigners in Korea.
• Big fire at Unam-dong factory.
• Anti-English Spectrum head to LA Times: "It's not stalking, it's following,"
• Can a cellphone slogan wipe out fine thank you and you?
• "Korea, Be Inspired" new Korea Tourism Organization slogan.
• Brian's second trip to Japan.
• By popular demand: kawaiikunai, vibrators in Gwangju, getting around Jeollanam-do by bus, and more.
• Some tossers going to school in Seoul.
• Government to turn off lights at 7 so employees go home, fuck more, and make more Koreans.
• Korean the "safest" ethnic food in the US, writes Tyler Cowen.
• Remake of Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance coming out of Hollywood.
• Rev. Dwight Linton dies in South Carolina car accident.

Gusts of Popular Feeling

• Anti English Spectrum in the Donga Ilbo
• 'I Want to Strike it Rich in Seoul Too'
• Please swipe your card
• LA Times on Anti-English Spectrum
• A Hooch Is Not a Home
• Eraserhead
• Seoul Should not be a Workplace for Parisians
• How to drink soju
• More on the Yongsan redevelopment
• A closer look at redevelopment in Yongsan

More

• Protests, public space in Seoul, and cyberspace - Part 4
• 20 years...
• In private foreign language classes, there are a lot of ‘fraud teachers’
• Reactions to the lifting of the HIV travel ban
• Why the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is a good thing
• Korea is "Ali Baba's" Cave
• Korea lifts HIV travel restrictions
• An unexpected suprise from overseas
• Korea from above
• Christmas in Costaguana
• Old and new
• Are you sure you're not talking about North Korea?
• Anti-English Spectrum in the Epoch Times
• The French foreign language teacher scandal of 1984

ZenKimchi

• New Blog: A Frog in the Kitchen
• The Seventh Day: Chicken in Mole Poblano Tteokbokki
• Charity Bazaar for Haiti
• The Sixth Day: Beef Bolognese Tteokbokki
• The Fifth Day: Arrabbiata Tteokbokki
• Thoughts after The Essence of Japanese Food
• The Fourth Day of Tteokbokki: Korma Curry Tteokbokki
• Happy Birthday, ZenKimchi!
• Homemade Hotteok
• The Third Day of Tteokbokki: Madras Curry Tteokbokki

Seoul Eats

• My grandmother started to teach me how to make banchan (반찬), side dishes.
• Raw Horse Sashimi in Seoul
• From the K-food blogosphere: tteokbokki in angry sauce
• Potato and Pork Bone Stew
• Where to Watch the Superbowl 2010 in Seoul TOMORROW
• Tomatillo in Seoul raises Millions for Haiti
• Deep-fried, Rice-battered Hotdog
• It's Naked Time in Itaewon
• New Seoul Eats Meet-up at Tomatillo to help with the Haitian Relief Efforts
• Here is the Horribleness.

More

• Dongin Dong's Famous Pork Pancakes and Galbijjim
• Dining Events for the week of Feb. 1st: Tomatillo, Vinestock, Wolfhound
• How to suck at Facebook
• A photo of cute before the horribleness
• Know your Korean Food: tteokbokki
• How NOT to globalize Korean food article in the Korea Herald
• Korean to English Translator needed for Korean Food Menu Project
• The Field of Dream's Philosophy of Marketing
• A Haiku: Great Burgers at Roofers in Itaewon
• I would KILL for a good Gyro right now
• Seoul Menu: Yaletown, a great place for burgers and poutine in Sinchon
• iWant: Apple iPad in Seoul, Korea
• Deemed the "best" cupcakes (so far) in Seoul by.... my sister(?)
• Pain de papa, when you simply want good bread in Seoul
• On Thursday nights the best place to hang out in itaewon is...

Koreanfornian Cooking

• The sixth day of tteok: Beef Bolognese tteokbokki
• The fifth day of tteok: Arrabbiata tteokbokki
• The fourth day of tteok: Korma curry tteokbokki
• The third day of tteok: Madras curry tteokbokki
• The second day of tteok: Thai green curry tteokbokki
• Sugar vs High Fructose Corn Syrup: What's in a name?
• The first day of tteok: Szechuan tteokbokki
• A 12-day countdown to the Korean New Year with tteokbokki
• Create your own Korean-style chocolate bar
• Chuncheon Wings: A Korean spin for your Super Bowl Party

More

• Review: Sorabol Korean food court restaurant
• Bae Yong Joon-ssi, do you still want to be a farmer? Part 3
• Bokbunjajoo Korean raspberry wine food pairing
• Korean-style Spicy Tofu Soup with Scallops is No. 1 on Foodbuzz.com
• Tea compounds may boost attention span
• Ethnic cuisine trend growing in the USA
• Soju pasta sauce wine matching recommendations
• Japanese study finds salty foods may increase cancer risk
• Bojagi in the USA
• Keep it Simple Wednesday: Seoul Subway Map Linen Pillow Case
• Hey, watch where you're pointing that thing!
• Recipe: Korean black garlic linguini
• Kkaenip Pesto gets a little attention
• Keep it Simple Wednesday: Korean Candy Cuteness print
• World Tea News: Korean study shows shade does matter

Maangchi

• Leaving for Boston
• Andrew Fraser
• My class at Whole Foods Bowery Culinary Center on Jan.30, 2010
• Maangchi in Korean media
• Cynthia Nicolas
• Easy kimchi
• Update: Jia xin still loves her mom’s jjajangmyeon!
• Julie
• Conrado Crespo
• What’s happening to Maangchi these days?

Korea IT Times

• Amazon Posts Job Openings, Hints at New Kindle Plans
• Google Confuses Us with Its Charming TV Appearance
• Four Strong Points of the Chinese Model
• Comming Soon: Ubiquitous Business Town
• Kumho Group Family Shares in Jeopardy
• Step to Globalization

Telecoms Korea

• LG, Samsung Executives Look to “Avatar” for 3D TV Inspiration
• Gov’t to Spend 400 bln won to Train IT Workers
• Samsung Seals Cross-licensing Deal with Sharp
• Apple’s iPhone to Create 2.6 tln won IT Market in Korea by 2012
• Telecoms Korea Insight Service Begins
• Elpida Narrows Gap with Samsung, Hynix in Chip Market Share
• Samsung Eyes Three-fold Growth in 2010 Smartphone Sales

Korea.com

• New Logitech Gaming Keyboard the “G110”
• Samsung’s MOTOROI,Android 2.0 Smartphone to be Released
• Iphone Declines in Market Shares and Increases in Sales
• Samsung Electronics Opens Samsung Apps Experience Zone
• TweetCaster for Android Gets Almost Everything Right
• Samsung details transparent AMOLED-equipped product launch plans
• The Movie “Minority Report” Becoming Reality?
• Samsung drops Android 2.1 powered SHW-M100S in South Korea
• NotifyMe Needs to Up the Nag Factor
• My Ripple Mini PC Released

Waiguoren's Weblog

• SAMSUNG “Yuna’s Haptic” Phone Commercial (Yu-Na Kim)
• Android 2.1 Samsung M100S hitting Korea in March
• Seoul launched “Floating Island”
• South Korea, Street Food.
• Korea Traffic cameras
• Korean English NewsPaper 1 #3
• Photo Editing in Korea
• More Must Reads
• Archive for: January , 2010
• iPhone is a driving force to increase the adoption rate of smartphone.

ROK Drop

• Thailand Concerned About North Korean Retaliation?
• Picture of the Day: Korean Marriage House
• ROK Drop Movie Review: The Chaser
• Private English Tutoring Could Be Legalized In Korea
• Picture of the Day: Spring Script
• US Troops Would Likely Not Arrive In Time for Korean Contingency
• Four Juicy Bars Outside Osan Airbase Put Off Limits for Prostitution
• Korean Juicy Bar Owners Try to Force Reporter To Leave Meeting
• Korean Wife Causes Political Dispute In Australia
• Picture of the Day: Rachel Lee Goes to Court

Yongsan Base News

• Is your pet too cool for safety?
• Yongsan's National Prayer Breakfast attracts hundreds
• Center aims to reduce tax season stress, costs
• Red Cross seeking leadership volunteers
• Yongsan volunteers recognized for outstanding service
• Time running out for Commissary scholarship
• $25K in scholarships available through Yongsan thrift shop
• Commander's Corner: Scholarship Opportunities
• Yongsan honors top Good Neighbor
• The eternal ride of the Buffalo Soldiers

More

• Civil servant honored for half century of dedicated service
• Event brings Korean, U.S. families together
• Commander's Corner: Get Involved with P2P
• Garrison honors Yongsan police chief
• KATUSA Soldiers set out for new destinations
• Job fair highlights opportunities, benefits
• Commander's Corner: Have a safe Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday
• Garrison, homeschoolers partner for excellence
• Yongsan remembers an American hero
• MLK: An American hero on a global scale
• Yongsan opens new testing center
• Yongsan group learns lifetime fitness recipe
• Yongsan hosts local elementary school students
• Quilters excited about new machine
• Figure skating champion visits Yongsan
• Yongsan to youths: You're hired!
• Yongsan reacts to record-breaking snowfall, announces school bus disruptions
• Yongsan renews its support for Army Family Covenant
• Resigning of the Army Family Covenant reassures USAG-Yongsan families
• Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders get Yongsan jumping
• Commander's Corner: Happy Holidays
• Yongsan welcomes new American citizens
• Cirque Holidays Wonderland brings holiday magic to Yongsan
• Tensions high as Army vs. Navy game approaches
• 2010 conference aims to unite military engineers
• General thanks Garrison heliport for service to President
• Volunteer Spotlight: Yongsan Soldier boosts BOSS program
• Korea Region honors top photographers
• Hannam Village aglow at tree lighting
• A Christmas Story comes to Yongsan
• Garrison recognizes young artists
• Yongsan Tree Lighting electrifies holiday cheer
• Santa shares love of reading with Yongsan kids
• Plaque unveiling honors Yongsan theater legend
• Beginning to look a lot like Christmas
• Yongsan looking for angels
• Garrison chaplain, spouse thanked for service
• General Sharp recognizes Garrison presidential support staff
• Christmas tree safety key to preventing fires
• Latest BX/PX sweepstakes to make the holidays sparkle
• Garrison Command serves turkey dinner to Soldiers
• Free city tour popular with newcomers
• Long holiday weekend ahead for many Soldiers
• Commander's Corner: Happy Thanksgiving
• Sharp Family talks turkey with kids
• Yongsan gives thanks for Retirees
• Garrison highlights Native American Indian Heritage Month
• Kimchi-making event brings community together
• President Obama visits Yongsan
• Middle school honors top students
• Walk for Hope takes to Han River
• Better CYSS Central Registration office opened
• Yongsan Sharks clinch victory
• Special kimchi-making event needs volunteers
• Presidential address to Troops in Osan to be broadcast live
• Holiday lighting safety key to preventing fires
• Presidential motorcade to make Yongsan appearance
• Yongsan honors fallen veterans
• Yongsan gets in arena with American Gladiators
• New Deputy to Garrison Commander to build on successes
• CYSS huddles for excellence
• Yongsan Civilians recognized for excellence
• Lower temperatures bring higher fire risks
• Army announces H1N1 vaccination plan for Korea
• Yongsan 'thrilled' over Halloween
• Volunteers sound off at AFAP conference
• Korean War vet recalls service
• Yongsan moonwalking into Halloween weekend
• Community event to recognize area retirees
• Curtain closes on Balboni Theater

U.S. Forces Forums

• CS questions and answers on FaceBook
• School Tuition Assistance
• KAIP w/ CS question
• Babysitter in Camp Casey?
• Getting an Online Phone Number using Skype
• Bringing pets to Korea
• waiting on CS
• eSouth Korea Needs RL Koreans! (eRepublik.com)
• eSouth Korea needs RL Koreans!
• Teaching ESL

More

• How do I sell a car to a military member?
• Train from Incheon to Kunsan
• Posco Apartments
• Quilting, Sewing, Crafting in South Korea!
• Korea Realty phone number

Stars and Stripes

• Verizon continues free calls to Haiti
• Pacific scoreboard for the February 10 edition
• Far East pool bouts a preview of finals?
• Work out by climbing walls at the Extreme Climbing Center in Ludwigshafen
• Facing apathy and the gulags: Ex-North Korean inmates struggle to raise concern in South
• Support for Tops in Blue
• Clean up former U.S. bases
• Let’s treat everyone fairly
• Former gulag inmates recall hard labor, starvation
• Zama High turns to safer ‘green’ cleaning products

More

• EUCOM pens ‘bill of rights’ for mental health patients
• Miami med student's plan for Haiti put into practice
• Afghan police official accused of aiding insurgents is arrested
• Rep. John Murtha, Iraq war critic, dies at 77
• Stolen Valor Act facing legal challenges
• Cowboy theme at U.S. base in Afghanistan
• Marines focus on civilian safety in Afghanistan
• Saints fans across Pacific celebrate Super Bowl win
• Soldier charged after allegedly using water punishment on 4-year-old daughter
• Tops In Blue provides a boost
• Japan balks at $2B bill to host U.S. troops
• DOD seeks $146M for schools in Europe
• Iran says it will increase uranium enrichment
• European scoreboard for the Febraury 8 edition
• Special Forces soldiers earn Bronze Stars for anti-Taliban successes
• Joeun keeps contract despite security lapses
• Assessing efficacy of relief work is key to overall effort, DOD official says
• Defending Far East champs struggle in Kanto finals
• Osan boys win KAIAC tournament; SAHS girls repeat
• Pacific scoreboard for the February 8 edition
• Gates works to fine-tune mix of troops in Afghanistan
• Airmen visit site of battle for Iwo Jima
• Exercise validates new disaster control center
• Gates: Iran's response to nuclear proposal is disappointing
• Afghan force faces crucial test in measure of their readiness
• Out in the cold: Olympics get lackluster treatment in ‘Vancouver 2010’
• For Haiti's orphans, earthquake only increased desperate situation
• Haiti's business community seeks to help rebuild economy
• Spouse calls: Bahrain for him, BAH for me?
• European scoreboard for the February 7 edition
• Haitians prepare for boat journey to Florida
• Georgians trained for Afghan duty
• Lakenheath girls rally to victory over shape, stay in Region I hunt
• NAACP membership dwindles in Germany
• Patch shooters are right on target
• Hockey in Afghanistan? No puck. No ice. No problem!
• ‘Fighting Hawks’ welcomed home from mission in Iraq
• At the circus in Nagasaki
• Troops train for humanitarian response at Cobra Gold
• After hours: The Walnut Tree, Worlington, England
• Rules of engagement mean Marines see victory in holding fire
• As U.S. begins Afghan surge, Canada plans its exit
• After hours: Stacks Restaurant, Okinawa
• U.S. plan to win Afghanistan tribe by tribe is risky
• Homefront: Lost-phone stories ring a bell
• Haiti children play but thoughts of quake are never far
• ‘Active Life’ gets gamers moving
• Patch boys sweep BFA, claim sole possession of region lead
• Soldiers use virtual reality to practice handling bombs
• 173rd to honor downrange casualties in Germany, Italy
• Photo gallery: Snowstorm pounds U.S. capital
• Militants threaten to execute U.S. soldier
• Belgian base breach sparks nuclear worries
• Snow piles up, paralyzing nation's capital
• U.S. offers anti-bomb tools to allies
• Army investigators begin probe of Black Hawk crash in Germany
• Vicenza mourns 173rd GI killed in combat
• Pacific scoreboard for the February 6 edition
• Military Update: Smaller pay raises in 2011 budget request
• As long as gun sights do job
• Groups offer temporary homes to military pets
• U.S. to share classified technology with allies
• Four ‘juicy bars’ declared off-limits in S. Korea
• MyPay headaches
• Defense Dept. probes Marine mental health care
• U.S. faults command over Afghan ambush that killed eight
• Tax laws hurt employees
• Pentagon to offer emergency contraception abroad
• European countries mark carnival with unique traditions and costumes
• European Athletes of the Week for the February 4 edition
• Volksmarch column for the Thursday, February 4, 2010 edition
• Three-sport star glad to have one coach: his father
• European scoreboard for the February 4 edition
• What good is the study?
• Offbeat Prague neighborhood sets the pace for Masopust fun
• DODEA should use uniforms
• In Nice, France, carnival means blue skies, flowers and plenty of skin
• Spanish island chain cuts loose with over-the-top celebrations
• Best Bets
• Let's go
• Pacific Athletes of the Week for the February 4 edition
• Yokota’s Ettl standing tall
• Pacific scoreboard for the February 4 edition
• Studies on military children
• Haiti tragedy, adoptions
• Democrats’ ‘new’ policies?
• Time to retire Tops In Blue
• Use of German tax forms
• Carnival events
• Pacific scoreboard for the February 3 edition
• Marines in Haiti work to deliver aid without fostering dependence
• Wine of the Rhine: Historical estate dedicated to growing Riesling
• Praise for C-5 aircraft
• Shedding light on gun sights
• Adding to terrorists’ toolbox
• Mizell, Payne enjoy breakout in Rumble
• Require high-school diploma
• Defense budget continues DOD’s focus on the present
• Cut from quality fabric
• Dealing with lost items
• Life in Germany expensive
• European scoreboard for the February 1 edition
• Support for school uniforms
• Boys high school basketball roundup: Owens, Admirals make the most of trip to England
• Homefront: Secret ice cream outing has kids screaming
• Girls high school basketball roundup: Ramstein overcomes slow start vs. Lakenheath
• After hours: Germany
• Kadena sweeps Rumble duals, prepares for Far East defense
• ‘Family Game Night’ a snoozer
• ‘Mass Effect 2’ a blast
• After hours: Japan
• Spouse Calls: The best help comes in person
• Ready for Action
• 'Slippery Weasel' course
• Stars and Stripes distributes in Haiti
• Scout experience invaluable
• DODDS-Europe marksmanship championships: Patch sets its sights on defending title
• Don’t tread on rights
• Bottom line on sights issue
• Grateful for liaison program
• Toxic waste sickens the Philippines
• Hamburg: Boomtown on the Elbe
• Bets bets
• Appreciating the hypocrisy
• Heidelberg’s French connection
• Volksmarch column for the Thursday, January 28, 2010 edition
• Let's go
• Turning PlayStations into power stations
• Don’t silence righteousness
• Was the study necessary?
• Opinion: U.S.-Japan alliance still based on shared values
• Get nonreligious sights
• Quick Trips: Tucherland park is a paradise for kids
• Poor COLA decision
• At home with the Air Force
• After Hours: Germany, Zum Välta
• After hours: Okinawa Batake
• Fight and flight
• Good cooking on the Wii
• Home Front: Willing to wait for wisdom from children
• My time in Oz
• Spouse calls Peace stories, not war stories
• Money Talk: For retirement funds, consider your own needs
• With huskies, skiing, reindeer safaris and a snow hotel, Lapland celebrates winter
• Let's Go / Best Bets for January 21, 2010
• Volksmarch column for January 21, 2010
• Quick Trips: Hit the indoor slopes at Belgium’s Snow Valley
• Games: Enlist in ‘Army of Two’
• Many ailing furry friends keep Kadena veterinary facility busy
• After hours: Hanaya Yohei, Fussa, Japan
• Spouse calls: Casualties of war and PTSD
• After hours: Cantina Mexicana, Einsiedlerhof-Kaiserslautern, Germany
• Games: 'Darksiders': Action title offers little innovation but delivers plenty of fun
• Homefront: Stirring up trouble for a good cause
• Military Update: What will health care reform mean for the military?
• Slovenian farm stay offers sights, scents, sounds of the countryside
• Volksmarch column for the January 14, 2010 edition
• How you can help victims of the Haiti earthquake
• DODDS Jazz Seminar, Kaiserlautern, Germany
• Wiesbaden exhibit captures the tragedy of Titanic’s voyage
• Your Money: Credit reports are not merged after marriage