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Apple iPad Pro 2 and Microsoft Surface Pro 5 reported to come up with ultimate specs and features. Social media is full of rumors and speculations regarding the said devices. Apple and Microsoft are both gearing up for another showdown in the high-end tablet cum laptop devices.
As per reports, there are lot of things which will make Apple iPad Pro 2 and Microsoft Surface Pro 5 stand apart. Users are also looking forward to get their hands on these flagship devices. On the specs and features comparison both devices are looking very close.
Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is arguably one of the most highly anticipated devices of 2017. It is reported that the tablet will feature 4K display. The recent model of the gadget also has great display but Microsoft is highly speculated to feature the 4K UHD display in Surface Pro 5.
On the hardware front, Surface Pro 5 might come up with improved stylus or Surface Pen. The device's most highlighted feature is Intel Kaby Lake processor. The said processor is reported to be one of the best among laptops and tablets. Rumors suggest that Microsoft Surface Pro 5 might feature it. According to DroidReport, Surface Pro 5 could also mark USB-C Type for connectivity and fast charging.
Microsoft Surface Pro 5 could sport Windows 10 as OS reports PCAdvisor. Apple iPad Pro 2 is also featuring 4K display. In terms of processor, the gadget might sport an A10X chipset. On the OS front, iPad Pro 2 is expected to run on iOS 10.
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I'm not sure if this is the right forum, but I wasn't able to identify a more appropriate one. I also apologize for not introducing myself first in the proper forum, but this technical post will serve as a pretty good introduction as that's who I am. All right, maybe a quick introduction is in order.
I have owned and maintained myself multiple Subarus since 1999, and I still have them all, including a 300,000-mile Legacy. It just won't die. But I am looking to replace it and this is the reason for this post.
I am looking at several vehicles, one of them a 2008 outback XT with 66K miles on it. The owner hasn't been very diligent with its maintenance and might have lapsed on oil changes a couple of times (possibly, up to 10,000 miles in between oil changes). I have visually inspected the car as much as I can and there is nothing remarkable: no fluid leaks (other than a small grease leak at the end of the outer passenger-side CV-joint boot), no excessive corrosion for the mileage, although all surfaces appear damaged by the magnesium chloride used for deicing here. The windshield is cracked, that'll have to be replaced, the main accessory belt has missing ribs, that's easy. The driver-side bulb is out and one of the license plate bulbs is also out. I measured the battery voltage at idle: 14.2 V (a little high?) The driver-side wheel well seems to be a about 0.5" lower, there's a small grind at one of the wheels (bent backing plate?) - nothing much to worry about.
But the big thing I'm worried about is the missed oil changes, given the infamous turbo failures. So I decided to get the engine oil analysed. The conclusion at the lab was that all is good, but I haven't gotten any detailed explanation for the individual results. I've attached the report here, in case someone can provide some insight into it.
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ATHENS - There's been a lot of talk about defensive leadership lately, namely the lack of it on last year's team. So an observation made by an offensive player on Thursday is worth passing along.
Last weekend Georgia's entire team was put through a simulated set of exercises by current and former military members. It included some Army Rangers, for example, and was meant to be a team-building exercise.
Kolton Houston, a senior offensive linemen, noticed that three players in particular were vocal in organizing and leading their teammates: Inside linebackers Amarlo Herrera and Ramik Wilson, and safety Corey Moore. All three are seniors.
"For the defensive side it showed that we actually do have some good defensive leaders," Houston said. "Corey and Amarlo, they really stepped up. And so did Ramik. That was good to see."
Houston said Moore was the most vocal, which is a positive sign for the beleaguered secondary.
Later, Houston was asked why those players taking leadership role stood out.
"Just because of all the changes they went through, and the coaching staff," he said. "Back two years ago the offense was the biggest question, but this spring the defense was the biggest question. They were always getting heat. And especially when you have new coaches it's kind of hard for the guys out there. And so when this came around those leaders solidified themselves."
On the offensive side, Houston said the "main three leaders" are quarterback Hutson Mason, receiver Chris Conley and center David Andrews.
Sophomore inside linebacker Ryne Rankin, the other player UGA made available to talk about last weekend, was quizzed on the effect of the offseason upheaval on his side of the ball. On the players leaving, Rankin said he didn't think Georgia had a problem with player attrition.
"You've just gotta act right," he said.
He was asked more directly: Will the defense be better off without the players who have left, despite their talent?
"I don't know, it's sad to see people leave the program. But you've just gotta be able to act right," Rankin said. "I mean, grow up, be a man. You act wrong outside there and you're gonna end up in jail. It's simple."
On the coaching front, Rankin reinforced the offseason theme: Simpler is better, thanks to new defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt.
"Pruitt just simplified everything. It's just so simple. It's night and day," Rankin said. "We knew the play, but then it was so much going on. The plays this year are so much simpler."


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A new low-cost 3D printer that can print 10 different materials at once could allow the creation of finished products including electronics, say researchers.
While 'multi-material' 3D printers exist already, they have traditionally been limited to three materials at a time, can cost as much as $250,000 (£160,000) each, and still require considerable human intervention.
Now, by using 3D-scanning techniques that save time, energy and money, a team from MIT have created a device that can print in 10 different materials using low-cost, off-the-shelf components that cost about $7,000 in total.
The device, called MultiFab, also gives users the ability to embed complex components, such as circuits and sensors, directly onto the body of an object, meaning that it can produce a finished product, including moving parts, in one go.
"The platform opens up new possibilities for manufacturing, giving researchers and hobbyists alike the power to create objects that have previously been difficult or even impossible to print," says Javier Ramos, co-author of a paper accepted at the SIGGRAPH computer-graphics conference.
The device is capable of printing to a resolution of just 40 microns and so far the researchers have used it to print everything from smartphone cases to light-emitting diode lenses.
By borrowing 3D-scanning techniques from machine vision the MultiFab the machine is able to detect errors in each layer of the design and generate so-called "correction masks", which allow it to self-calibrate and self-correct, freeing users from having to do the fine-tuning themselves.
The cameras also allow the printer to scan the three-dimensional geometries of components and use that information to print other objects around them - for example, you can put an iPhone into the printer, and program the system to print a case that is directly affixed onto the phone.
And while other multi-material printers work via "extrusion" technologies that squirt out melted materials that then harden to build an object layer-by-layer, MultiFab mixes microscopic droplets of photopolymers together that are then sent through inkjet printheads similar to those in office printers.
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I'm taking the day off to attend my cousin's טֶקֶס סִיּוּם קוּרְס קְצִינִים –officers' graduation ceremony.
That phrase provides a great example of how language picks up from its environment as the generations go by. Here's the phrase broken down etymologically, in reverse chronological order:
קורס – course – comes from English
סיום – end, completion – comes from Aramaic
טקס – ceremony – comes from Ancient Greek
קצין – officer – is Biblical Hebrew
I'm filled with pride as I think of my cousin and that the word קצין, symbolic of the Jew who stands up in defense of his basic human dignity as well as of the dignity of that which he represents, is the only word in this string that is authentic Biblical Hebrew.
כָּל הַכָּבוֹד, יוּדִי! כָּל הַכָּבוֹד לְצַהַ"ל.
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Also, avoid (at first) making changes which don't change anything (eg. removing comments, rearranging routines, renaming variables to better names, etc). These may help readability, but I find they ususally aren't very inspiring. Better yet to find something which can be made more efficient or more scalable. After working on these, I feel I've accomplished something.
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It took Dr. Dre a minute to understand Snoop Dogg's transformation into the reggae artist we now know as Snoop Lion, and even Diplo, who produced the upcoming LPReincarnation, is still a little amazed at the West Coast rapper's new persona.
"If you haven't seen Snoop recently, he's gone totally Rasta," Diplo told MTV News a few weeks ago, after watching the Doggfather evolve over the past few months. "He has Bob Marley and Haile Selassie pins — he's mad Rasta."
After getting past the initial shock of Snoop's new look, it's time to move on to the music. Thus far, he's debuted the album's first single, "La La La," and Diplo said the full project, co-produced by Major Lazer, will not disappoint.
"It's gonna surprise people, but it's an amazing record," he said. "We have some almost rap stuff on the record, but there's also a lot of singing, because he sings really well and there's a lot of backing vocals.
"He was really studying Bob Marley," Diplo added, describing the recording process. "He likes to have the female backing vocals, and it's a real Marley-esque vibe. We [also] have some West Coast attitude with the production, and I'm really excited about it. It sounds amazing."
Earlier this week, during a small press conference in New York, Snoop dropped a few other names of reggae legends who inspired him while crafting the album. "We was looking for the creators, some of the forefathers," he told MTV News. "Most definitely Bob Marley, off the top, and the Wailers, Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, Gregory Isaacs, Jimmy Cliff, Barres [Hammond], most definitely."
Before recording Reincarnated, Snoop got a nod of approval from Bob Marley's son Rohan and then headed off to Jamaica where he became immersed in the Niyabinghi branch of the Rastafari movement. Looks like Snoop Lion is here to stay.


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Traffic woes plague drivers as 'traffic begets traffic'
August 26, 2010 | Posted by Chris
A traffic jam on the outskirts of Beijing has garnered great deals of media attention from both Chinese and international press, illustrating an inescapable theme of modern China: its road transportation. While it took an extreme instance of bad traffic -- 60 miles of stand-still highway that's lasted for over 10 days -- to get the attention of major news organizations like the Wall Street Journal, NPR, and even Yahoo! News, for folks that live in China, congested roads are a fact of life.
Xinhua News reports on the challenges city planners face in developing road transportation: there are simply too many vehicles and not enough road space. According to Xinhua, researchers in Beijing have determined that roads in the capital city will reach full capacity at 6.5 million vehicles, a target that is expected to be hit before 2015, as there are already more than 4.5 million vehicles on the streets today. Because of this, it is expected that rush hour traffic in Beijing will not exceed 15 km/hour (9.3 miles per hour) by 2015.
Public transportation and educating commuters about the virtues of not driving when it's unnecessary are tactics being promoted to help address the problems. But this can only go so far, given the fact that millions upon millions of people are saving up to buy their first car -- even with 4.5 million vehicles in Beijing, that means about 75% of Beijingers are still to get their first wheels.
The summertime traffic jams on the higways outside Beijing are due to a number of circumstances, many of which seem to be temporary. On the positive side, it's reported that the monster jam pictured above was exacerbated by road construction that will be completed over the next several weeks. Morever, it's no coincidence the jam has taken place on the only highway that stretches from Inner Mongolia (now the seat of China's coal production) to Beijing -- the route by which coal trucks deliver from the mines of the steppe to the big city's power plants. Also on the positive side, new railways that will relieve the roads of coal transportation from Inner Mongolia to Beijing are nearing completion, which promises to take a great number of coal trucks off the road. More may be read about this here.
Jonathan Watts, Beijing correspondent for the Guardian, traveled to the scene of the headline-grabbing traffic jam. He said that bad traffic essentially begets more bad traffic simply because drivers come to expect it. For example, in a tie-up at nighttime, truck drivers on the highway will just go to sleep because they're accustomed to overnight traffic jams. But when the road clears up, other drivers will have to go banging on truck doors to wake up the dozing drivers and tell them to get going. This quirky circumstance, too, should be expected to disappear as conditions improve.
In sum, when the international headlines go away, keep this story in mind, because traffic in Beijing and elsewhere in China is a long-term issue that will demand long-term solutions.
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The Sixth Form Leadership Team comprises a Director, Miss Brogan and two Deputy Directors , Mrs Hawkins (Pastoral) and Miss Ryan (Teaching and Learning). Day to day running of the Sixth Form is facilitated by our Administrator, Ms Annette Hrkalovic. Careers and Work Shadowing are led by Mrs Payne, Careers Co-ordinator and Mrs Ritchie CEIAG Administrator.
The transition from GCSE to A Level is considerable and one which requires support. Students are assigned a form tutor with whom they must register twice a day. This teacher is there to help and advise them with future planning as well as to discuss any other concerns. There are currently seventeen tutor groups in the Sixth Form. The tutors and the Sixth Form Leadership Team meet weekly in order to share pastoral information and ensure all staff are kept up to date with Sixth Form activities. Tutors also facilitate sessions boosting students' spiritual, moral, social and cultural development and lead the fortnightly Personal Development Programme. This is designed to broaden the students' outlook on life and also prepare them for higher education or the world of work. The programme includes sessions on improving study skills, memory strategies, financial awareness, healthy lifestyles and a variety of pertinent cultural, religious and political issues. These sessions are often led by specialist guest speakers.
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There are expectations which we believe are vital for success in St Clement Danes Sixth Form and a firm set of procedures to ensure that the high standards are met at all times. Students are asked to read and agree to the terms of the Sixth Form Attendance policy during the first week in September. There is a dress code which students must follow; we expect them to look smart and business-like in preparation for the world of work. All students are expected to use their study periods effectively and complete at least five hours of independent study per AS level per week in addition to set homework; this creates a need for time to be organised carefully. We recommend that students do not engage in more than 10 hours of paid employment.
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- The Coffee Bar – for students who prefer to work in in a more informal environment.
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Title: 장영실 / Jang Yeong Sil
Chinese Title: 蔣英實
Genre: Historical, Political, Science
Episodes: 24
Broadcast Network: KBS1
Broadcast period: 2016-Jan-02 to 2016-March-26
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:40
Drama series follows the life Jang Yeong Sil (Song Il Gook): a scientist, technician and inventor during the Joseon period. Jang Yeong Sil was born in the lower class nobi. King Sejong (Kim Sang Kyung) notices his abilities and brings him to the palace. King Sejong grants him a chance to display his abilities. He invents tools like astronomical instruments, iron printing press and a water clock.
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Song Il Gook as Jang Yeong Sil
– Jung Yoon Suk as Jang Young Shil (young)
Kim Young Chul as King Taejong
Kim Sang Kyung as King Sejong
Park Sun Young as Princess Sohyun
Other Nobles
Kim Do Hyun as Lee Chun
Son Byung Ho as Ha Yeon
Jung Han Yong as Hwang Hui
Kim Byung Gi as Maeng Sa Sung
Lee Young Suk as Jo Mal Saeng
Han Ki Joong as Heo Jo
Kim Hyo Won (김효원) as Jung Cho
Kang Shin Goo as Jung Heum Ji
Jung Ui Kap as Jung In Ji
Park Seung Kyu (박승규) as Park Eun
Hwang Yi Gun (황이건) as Kim Goo Nam
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Im Hyuk as Yoo Taek Sang
Kang Ji Hoo as Sung Sa Gook
Min Joon Hyun as Jun Bae Chun
Lee Hak Won (이학원) as Ji Gyung Chan
Dongnaehyeon People
Lee Ji Hoon as Jang Hee Je
Kim Myung Soo as Jang Sung Hwi
Kim Ae Ran as Eun Wol
Son Ho Gyun (손호균) as Kang Gi Bae
Kang Sung Jin as Suk Goo
Kim Dae Jong as Kim Hak Joo
Hanyang People
Yoon Ah Reum (윤아름) as Eul Sun
??? as Oh Goo San
Lee Gun as Han Nae Gwan
Kim Mi Ra as Uhm Sang Goong
Kwak Min Ho as Go Gil Soo
Im Chul Hyung as Yoon Bong
Jang Kwang as Jo Kwang
Im Dong Jin as Joo Tae Kang
Park Gyu Ri as Joo Boo Ryung
Kim Min Gyu
Nam Il Woo as Jang Sung Bae
Yeo Hoe Hyun as Na Ki Soon
Chae Dong Hyun as Kim Beob Rae
Production Credit
Chief Producer: Kim Hyung Il
Director: Kim Young Jo
Screenwriter: Lee Myung Hee, Ma Chang Joon
2016 KBS Drama Awards: Best Child Actor: Jung Yoon Suk (Five Children, Jang Young Sil, Moonlight Drawn by Clouds)
2016 KBS Drama Awards: Excellence Actor (Medium Series) – Song Il Gook (Jang Young Sil)
Episode Ratings
|8.5 (11th)
|8.7 (6th)
|11.6 (6th)
|11.5 (6th)
|8.6 (10th)
|8.4 (10th)
|11.5 (8th)
|12.3 (6th)
|9.6 (11th)
|8.6 (11th)
|10.2 (7th)
|10.4 (7th)
|9.0 (13th)
|9.2 (13th)
|11.3 (9th)
|12.3 (8th)
|9.8 (9th)
|9.3 (8th)
|10.1 (7th)
|10.1 (8th)
|10.0 (10th)
|9.9 (12th)
|12.2 (8th)
|12.9 (7th)
|12.2 (6th)
|11.3 (7th)
|14.1 (4th)
|14.2 (4th)
|12.4 (9th)
|10.8 (10th)
|14.1 (8th)
|15.1 (7th)
|10.7 (10th)
|9.3 (9th)
|12.2 (6th)
|12.5 (7th)
|10.4 (11th)
|10.0 (10th)
|13.4 (8th)
|13.5 (7th)
|9.9 (10th)
|9.5 (10th)
|11.9 (6th)
|12.5 (6th)
|9.2 (11th)
|8.2 (13th)
|10.9 (9th)
|11.8 (7th)
|9.1 (12th)
|8.5 (12th)
|10.3 (11th)
|10.3 (13th)
|9.0 (11th)
|9.5 (7th)
|11.0 (6th)
|11.1 (7th)
|9.2 (14th)
|8.4 (15th)
|11.7 (8th)
|11.6 (8th)
|8.8 (11th)
|8.3 (11th)
|10.8 (7th)
|10.8 (8th)
|9.6 (11th)
|9.3 (14th)
|11.7 (8th)
|11.6 (8th)
|10.5 (8th)
|10.1 (8th)
|11.5 (6th)
|12.1 (7th)
|9.7 (13th)
|8.2 (17th)
|11.8 (8th)
|11.6 (8th)
|9.4 (10th)
|8.4 (14th)
|10.4 (7th)
|10.1 (8th)
|10.1 (10th)
|12.0 (6th)
|12.2 (7th)
|9.5 (8th)
|8.2 (11th)
|10.4 (6th)
|10.0 (8th)
|10.5 (11th)
|9.8 (13th)
|11.9 (8th)
|11.9 (9th)
|9.4 (11th)
|8.0 (17th)
|10.2 (7th)
|10.2 (7th)
Sources: TNmS Media Korea & AGB Nielsen Korea
*** Different between TNmS Media Korea & AGB Nielson – Here
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– Intro I
– Intro II
– Trailer I
– Trailer II
96 Responses to "Jang Yeong Sil"
51Nan Says:
January 8th, 2016 at 10:19 am
I like this guys for sure I will watch this drama.
52Arman Says:
January 8th, 2016 at 10:22 am
I'm so excited this comeback drama of my favorite korean actor Song Il a.k.a Jumong. Where to watch this drama on line? can't wait.
53Mark Says:
January 8th, 2016 at 10:27 am
Oh man your back finally. You're the man . I love all your drama especially in action and of course in historical drama.
Good luck
54Andrew Says:
January 10th, 2016 at 5:35 pm
Kim Young Chul should be King Taejong, not his father King Taejo. Koreandrama, please correct it.
(@Andrew from admin: Thanks for inform us.)
55ruq Says:
January 13th, 2016 at 1:52 pm
This drama available in eps-kdrama but no subtitle yet it says "coming soon" … and I can't find EP 1 & 2 I hope they add the subtitle …
56Allie Says:
January 13th, 2016 at 2:01 pm
57Sun Says:
January 19th, 2016 at 4:02 am
Minguk Calls AOA's Seolhyun a Princess on "The Return of Superman"
AOA's Seolhyun thrills Song Il Gook's sons Minguk and Manse in the latest episode of "The Return of Superman"!
The January 17 episode gives viewers a glimpse of what was going on at the families' tables at the "2015 KBS Entertainment Awards," which was held on December 26. The Song triplets in particular seem full of energy because of all the excitement around them.
When host Seolhyun comes out on stage, Minguk says to his dad next to him, "Look, it's a big princess!"
He then hears Seolhyun say, "I really wanted to see the kids from 'The Return of Superman.'"
"Wow! She said that she wanted to see Daehan, Minguk, and Manse?" exclaims Minguk, almost jumping out of his high chair in excitement, and Manse repeats what he said happily.
Seolhyun goes on to say that she particularly wanted to see Choo Sarang, because she looks like her fellow AOA member Jimin. Manse's still caught up in the thrill though, and says to his brother with a big grin, "Minguk! She says she likes Daehan, Minguk, and Manse!"
Minguk also calls actress Kim Soo Mi, MAMAMOO, and Song So Hee princesses, while he describes comedienne Park Na Rae, who's wearing makeup to look like a monkey, as an "ahjumma" (middle-aged woman) instead
58Eliz Says:
January 22nd, 2016 at 5:34 pm
currently available in korean site but why there is no subtitle unlike the other dramas there? Why? what happen?
59xie Says:
January 22nd, 2016 at 5:39 pm
I'm agree with you Eliz, I can't find any subtitle of this drama in korean site… huhu Please … where is the subtitle…
60Rosie Says:
January 22nd, 2016 at 5:44 pm
Oh NO! No wonder why there is no lot of comments here. Lol just kidding. But honestly you can watch in own country when it's available huh… ^ _ ^
61Sun Says:
January 23rd, 2016 at 2:24 pm
Added episodes 5 and 6 captures for the Korean drama "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" (2016)
62Sun Says:
January 23rd, 2016 at 2:26 pm
"Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" Episode 6
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We start out with kidnapping and a swordfight, as I slowly resign myself to the fact that "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" really does seem committed to telling a standard political Korean drama story only the main character is a scientist for some reason. It's really bad timing for that, because "Six Flying Dragons" is already telling a fairly similar story, with several of the same historical characters, and "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" can't really measure up in comparison. Yeong-sil being a peripheral character to the action just makes it too hard to get invested.
The palace scenes are also just confusing enough that I'm left scratching my head as to what's going on. King Taejong and King Saejong wear the exact same outfits, and are addressed the exact same way by subordinate characters. In this episode that actually manages to happen even in the context of the same scene. I think, upon further reflection, that King Saejong is still just the crown prince although I'm not totally sure. King Taejong is definitely calling the shots though, whatever the official titles are.
There are still some good points, buried though they are amidst all the political plot. Yeong-sil finally meets So-hyeon again, and impresses her with his scientific power of whittling. For the record I don't think whittling is actually a skill that has anything to do with science but whatever. Anything that gives Yeong-sil an excuse to hang around with palace characters is a move in the right direction, because it's a move toward making Yeong-sil more relevant in the overall story. Right now he's just a backup character.
Although on another level, I'm going to be a little annoyed if Yeong-sil moves up through the ranks solely by making the right political connections. All the scientists and officials Yeong-sil has been fighting with up until now gained their positions through promotional systems based on social class and family status rather than actual qualifications. What makes Yeong-sil an interesting historical personage is that he was of the first group of people to gain access a high government rank by virtue of earned merit.
More and more I find myself unsure of what kind of story "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" is trying to tell. Although the real issue is more likely that the story elements I do recognize feel completely out of place in a story that started out with a young boy getting all glassy and moon-eyed over science. Yeong-sil is a man whose head is constantly turned toward the sky- so why is the focus on what's happening on Earth?
Review by William Schwartz
"Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" is directed by Kim Yeong-jo, written by Lee Myeong-hee, Ma Chang-joon and features Song Il-gook, Kim Sang-kyeong, Kim Young-cheol, Park Seon-yeong, Kim Do-hyun, Son Byeong-ho,…
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63Sun Says:
January 23rd, 2016 at 2:28 pm
"Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" Episode 5
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After a weird opening setpiece where Yeong-sil's personal problems and the greater political situation randomly come into violent agreement, we get a few interesting scenes of Yeong-sil trying to make a go of life with palace scientists. Yeong-sil ends up making enemies by stupidly expressing his opinion and then backing it up with factual evidence. That's a really big problem in a scientific infrastructure where qualifications are considered more relevant than facts.
This is an intriguing story point precisely because it cuts across time so well. World scientific history is full of embarassing fads where properly accredited scientists came up with ridiculous theories that went unchallenged for decades. The reason for this wasn't because armed goons would pop up out of nowhere and physically attack "Real" scientists. No, the problem was much more simply that educated people tend to be very bad when it comes to making cliques, even if they personally find the idea of cliques to be offensive.
That's what King Taejong's problem is. It's obvious that King Taejong doesn't like the status quo, and in fact has presaged his entire violent takeover of the government on the assumption that he could change things. But poor King Taejong simply can't figure out that his strong-arm tactics are what's encouraging various subordinates in all other kinds of random locations to rule by the same example.
It's clear at this point that King Sejong is going to be just as important as Yeong-sil in the grand scheme of things because it's King Sejong, the first Joseon King to be raised outside of Goryeo, that's going to figure out a new better way of running the government that will allow men like Yeong-sil to contribute to Korea rather than make repeated attempts to escape the country and do science somewhere else.
While all of this is interesting thematic territory, I have to admit upon watching "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" my immediate reaction was one of annoyance because Jang Yeong-sil feels like it should be more about talky politics and yet for reasons that remain unclear to me, the production team insists on filming lots of violent scenes. The threat of violence tends to make for of an impact in this context than for us to actually see it. Observe, for example, how King Taejong keeps managing to unintentionally menace people. In science or elsewhere, professional death is just as bad as the literal kind.
Review by William Schwartz
"Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" is directed by Kim Yeong-jo, written by Lee Myeong-hee, Ma Chang-joon and features Song Il-gook, Kim Sang-kyeong, Kim Young-cheol, Park Seon-yeong, Kim Do-hyun, Son Byeong-ho,…
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64Sun Says:
January 23rd, 2016 at 2:31 pm
Song Il-gook lives up to the name until he becomes master of historical dramas
Actor Song Il-gook, who is currently capturing the public with his
performance in the KBS 1TV drama "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama", is in fact the
master of historical dramas. Despite the fact that he is of servant identity, Jang Yeong-sil is pursuing his dream.
C-Jess Entertainment claims that Song Il-gook's filmography is being talked about a lot lately.
Song Il-gook starred in his first historical, the KBS 2TV drama
"Emperor of The Sea" in 2005. He played the role of Yeom Jang, a
charismatic character who only had eyes for the woman he loves. Song Il-gook was a bad guy in the drama but he was weirdly not hated.
Then he starred in the MBC drama "Jumong" as King of Goguryo, Jumong who established the Goguryo Empire.
The drama set a record of 51.9% in the end and became a legend.
Song Il-gook then went on to the KBS 2TV drama "Land of wind" as Moo-hyool and created another King character. His fermented acting made Moo-hyool seem more desperate and sorrowful as well as romantic.
Song Il-gook is currently starring in "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" as Jang Yeong-sil, a servant and is portraying the sadness of his identity and affection for his father.
Song Il-gook is a variable actor who can become any character he wants to be.
Meanwhile, "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" can be seen every Ssturday and Sunday ad 9:40PM.
65Sun Says:
January 23rd, 2016 at 2:33 pm
Episode 4
Yeong-sil continues to struggle with authority this episode, as the climax involves him getting into a violent altercation with an official and eventually using the power of science to spring an elaborate trap. As good as Song Il-gook is at action scenes, I can't help but find it a tad absurd how "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" is apparently taking the position that Yeong-sil could have or should have used his scientific abilities to win fights. That much sounds like a running sketch idea for a late night comedy program.
Matters aren't helped by the tone whiplash. In addition to action scenes, we also have rice riots. While the rice riot isn't an exceptionally graphic scene it does feature people getting stabbed as the peasantry gets into a mad rush for food and, you know, while I get all of this was happening at the time, most of the background we're getting in "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" is getting to be increasingly incidental to Yeong-sil's story.
I'm having more trouble making sense of the palace scenes all the time, for example. I think King Sejong (played by Kim Sang-kyeong) is the King right now, but it's hard to tell because King Taejong keeps walking around wearing the exact same red robes, owing to the weird political situation where King Taejong abdicated even though he still held most of the actual power. It's times like this where I wish there were better places to learn about Korean history than from watching Korean dramas.
That much is mostly due to genre convention. In addition to action and rice riots, there's also awkward pathos as we have to endure extended death scenes. "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" keeps trying to be a character-driven drama even though the only place Yeong-sil could possibly end up is as a successful scientist. I feel like that should really be the actual focus of "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama", rather than all of this extraneous plot.
Am I going into "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" with unreasonable expectations, wanting it to adhere to that standard? Possibly- but the thing is, the parts of "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" that engages with science are in fact by far the most entertaining aspect of the program. The whole thing with the water wheel looks like an elementary school science project, and it is, yet at the same time all of this is really important because as noted, accurate portable timepieces don't really exist yet. That's pretty interesting on its own without having to drag Joseon officials in as the bad guys.
66Sun Says:
January 23rd, 2016 at 2:35 pm
Episode 3
Like most historical persons from the early Joseon period, we don't actually know very much about the life of the real Jang Yeong-sil- so a lot of the story ends up having to be completely made up. I didn't mind this so much in the first two episodes of "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama", since by and large these were just kid Yeong-sil having adventures with science. And there's elements of that here too, as the production team gets into fifteen century clocks. Suffice to say, accurate timekeeping was much more difficult back before everything was digitized.
But by and large the story of "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" has shifted toward the general antipathy powerful officials have toward Yeong-sil and his love of science, and the kinds of sacrifices Yeong-sil has to make to follow his dreams. If the emphasis here was on Yeong-sil that would have been fine. Unfortunately the production team makes the weird decision to have antagonistic characters be explicitly malicious, to the point of starting fires. It gets to be a tad over the top.
Thinking back the first two episodes has elements of this too, mainly with Yeong-sil's snotty cousin. The difference is that Yeong-sil's snotty cousin was a stupid bullying kid. The reasons offered for why Yeong-sil is considered such a dangerous person that he needs to be menaced like this in the present day aren't all that persuasive. The issues Yeong-sil has with his dad are equally unconvincing mostly because we never really got to see that relationship disintegrate.
The palace scenes have the same problem of just feeling very arbitrary. About the only important discussion we see is between King Taejong and his daughter So-hyeon (played by Park Seon-yeong). And this discussion is important not because of the content but because it introduces the adult version of So-hyeon. She's supposed to be important in "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" somehow. As of yet, though, her influence isn't terribly clear.
I'm really hoping that "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" makes more of an effort to move the story along a little faster. While there's a lot of genuinely interesting material here, right now the drama is stuck with a lot of uninspiring cliches that really seem to be more of an end to the means rather than something that's worth watching in the immediate sense. Even if interpersonal class issues were an important part of the historical story, they weren't the only part of that story.
67Sun Says:
January 23rd, 2016 at 2:40 pm
Leaving party together!
I read history, faculty and staff, accompanied by guidance
★ Actor Song Il-Guk with the team.
● Hosted organized by: (g) Torbal Kim CHWs to-chin general memorabilia Association
KIM JWA-JIN – Who is he?
Father: Kim Hyeong-Gyu
1st Wife: Lady Oh (오씨 부인)
2nd Wife: Lady Kim (김씨 부인)
Son: Kim Du-han
Grand daughter: Kim Eul-dong
Great-grandson: Song Il-gook
2nd Great-grandchildren: Song Dae-Han, Song Min-Guk, Song Man-Se
Pen Name:Baekya
Period : Japanese Colonial Era (1889 ~ 1930)
Field:Independence Movement
General Baegya Kim Jwa-jin was born in 1889 (26th year of King Gojong's reign) as the second son of Kim Hyeong-gyo, the 12th grandson of Seonwon, Kim Sang-yong.
The general was described as a broad-minded and intelligent child. He even established the Homyeong School at the age of 18, training promising students and teaching modern academic disciplines. After the Gwangbok-dang (Liberation Group) incident, he was imprisoned for 3 years. Then he moved to Manchuria where he signed on the Muo Declaration of Independence, considered the prelude to the 1919 Independence Movement, with 39 other Korean representatives.
He organized a Bungnogunjeongseo in 1919 and was appointed as a general. He set up a military officer training camp (Sagwanyeonseongso) to train independence fighters. At the age of 31, he lured some 3,000 Japanese soldiers heading to Siberia for battle to Cheongsan-ri, Hwaryong-hyeon, and caused about 1,200 casualties over the course of 7 days. This was the Cheongsan-ri Battle, considered as the most monumental achievement in the independence movement period, that occurred on October 21, 1920.
He was appointed as the commander-in-chief after organizing Sinminbu with Kim Hyeok, Choi Ho and Na Jung-so in 1925. Then he organized the Korean Alliance with Kim Jong-jin and Yi Eul-gyu in 1929 and dedicated himself to educating and bettering the welfare of Korean Americans as the head of the organization. He allied with an anti-Japanese group in China to prepare for a war against Japanese Colonial Government, and while doing so, he was assassinated by Park Sang-sil incited by Japanese Colonial Government in front of a rice mill near he Sansa Station in Northern Manchuria on January 24, 1930.
The Hongseong-gun Office started a project in 1991 to restore the house where General Kim was born. As a result, the house, gate section, and sarangchae have been restored, and an administration office and an exhibition building have been built. Also, General Kim' shrine was constructed on a 9,500m2 land from 1998 to 2001 and the construction involved the erection of three inner and outer gates and a memorial building and the establishment of a parking lot, etc. A festival is held every October to commemorate General Kim's victory in the Cheongsanli Battle.
68shiva Says:
January 24th, 2016 at 10:46 pm
to download subtitle please follow this link
69Aslefer Says:
January 28th, 2016 at 5:59 pm
Hi Mr. Song Il Gook, Finally you are back ….. i have watched all your movies at gooddrama.net . But jumong for me was the best one , just to inforn you that i've watched it 7 times , secondly, the kingdom of the wind. You are most fitted to historical drama… hopefully this on going jang yeong sil will surpass to the two dramas i've mentioned above….. i've been waiting for manse, dehan, and mingok to be part of this drama since they were exposed already on the show the superman is back…. i wish u all the best
70swift inhyun Says:
February 1st, 2016 at 11:29 am
A drama worth watching. Good storyline, not tacky, has elements of knowledge how astronomy was initiated and the calendaring began.
71Adel Says:
February 1st, 2016 at 12:51 pm
A Historical drama portray by Song Il Gook for sure it must be good. It nice that your back your Mr. Song. Good Luck
72Gen Says:
February 1st, 2016 at 1:24 pm
I love watching Historical drama especially if the lead actor is Song Il Gook a.k. a "Jumong" . I must say his one of great actor in korea.
73Fakia Says:
February 9th, 2016 at 4:41 pm
I have watch 7 eps and I can't wait to watch d next EPs. Very educating and well inspired drama. You are just too much appa triplet. 고맙습니다( gomabseubnida). Fighting
74Fullheart5 Says:
February 12th, 2016 at 7:04 am
Welcome back Song Il Gook. Loved him in Fermentation Family and of course, never missed an episode of Return of Superman.
75tigerb Says:
February 27th, 2016 at 3:32 pm
have watched the first 4 episodes. glad that the lead role is entrusted to a veteran actor, who is doing excellent. needless to say, will follow through.
76tigerb Says:
March 4th, 2016 at 2:34 am
full english subbed episodes are shown at you tube. thanks kbs! am enjoying the series.
77Omo Omo Omo.... Says:
March 13th, 2016 at 2:01 am
Enjoying the drama
78yosuf starship Says:
March 14th, 2016 at 1:12 am
I watching this drama until the end
79skonmzy007 Says:
March 14th, 2016 at 11:14 am
very good drama it just very interesting and addicting!! am real enjoying it. Song ll Hook is a great actor love is acting in his new drama jang yeong sil. wish u all the best in ur career from ur fan.
80Sun Says:
March 14th, 2016 at 1:03 pm
"Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" Episode 21
I don't really feel that bad for Hee-ji considering how often he manages to
get embroiled in life-or-death situations, and then proceeds to enravel all
the nearby characters in those same crises. Aside from how generally
dangerous Hee-ji is as a friend, he has this bad habit of sucking the oxygen
out of the room with his own mostly irrelevant storylines. There's a great
montage here that's pretty much a greatest hits collection of Hee-ji either
being a jerk or being interrupted by a conspiracy whenever he tries to act a little more senxible for a change.
Yeong-sil? Well, he's a friend to Hee-ji, and it's admirable the extent to
which Yeong-sil is willing to stand up for Hee-ji. Sure, we should always be
skeptical when a friend has a large visible gash and claims it's just a shaving
cut. But when people start waving swords at Hee-ji it's usually because
they've been stymied from brandishing their weapons at someone else.
Although maybe I'm discussing this point a little too much. Post timeskip
Hee-ji is nowhere to be seen and has presumably stopped interrupting the story. Maybe. I'm not making any promises.
So, onward to the next great scientific cause. In the immediate sense, though, Yeong-sil continues to just focus on science and the learning curve involved. I rather wish that "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" had gotten to discuss its astronomy more in-depth because it's often hard to grasp why the next stage of the conflict ends up being more difficult when the last stage seemed to have been solved by a random scientific insight. Earlier episodes addressed a lot of this by showing that Yeong-sil was keeping complicated records of his empirical observations.
But now, at this late date? I can still appreciate the stronger points of "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama". The musical beats are excellent. It's very easy to tell when a scene is dramatic, or how dramatic it is, when the score starts getting tense. Additionally, the bagpipe music is still great because it's become a sort of symbolic leitmotif of the greater importance of Yeong-sil's endeavors and why he's such a committed scholar.
Yet so much engaging material remains just beyond the periphery. The development of the Korean alphabet is thrown in here practically as an afterthought. This is somewhat sensible, given that Yeong-sil didn't have much to do with that particular initiative. Then again, most of Yeong-sil's activities throughout this drama have had a tangential relationship with his actual accomplishments, so logic here isn't much of a defense.
Review by William Schwartz
"Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" is directed by Kim Yeong-jo, written by Lee Myeong-hee, Ma Chang-joon and features Song Il-gook, Kim Sang-kyeong, Kim Young-cheol, Park Seon-yeong, Kim Do-hyun, Son Byeong-ho,…
81Sun Says:
March 14th, 2016 at 1:06 pm
"Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" Episode 20
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Hee-ji struggles with whether to honor his love for science or his love of not being threatened with murder by his political allies. It's taken awhile, but I
think I'm finally appreciating Hee-ji as a sort of tragic character who debates which side is the right side for the sake of progress. I wonder whether the
historical Hee-ji actually had to deal with problems anything like this, but
whatever. I'm partially relieved if only to learn that for the most part the
various characters in "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" are in fact based on real
people, what with the brief credits scene.
The structure is unusually wellorganized this episode. First, Yeong-sil has to
solve the critical problem with his water clock. Then, he has to navigate the
various political skullduggery necessary to get a proper hearing. Then, it's
only after all that hard work by many involved people that there's finally a
decent chance at success, and history is made. The synthesis of story
elements is effective because they naturally lead into each other, and actually manage to make decent use of the class commentary.
Consider, for example, that even with King Sejong's official patronage, the
Joseon court is organized in such a way that there are a large number of gatekeepers who are able to suppress Yeong-sil in ways initially bureaucratic and then, finally, violent. Yes the swordfight scene is goofy as always, but
it's not all that out of place. Because the storyline was properly escalated
(no gratuitous fires this time!) it's just a physically violent version of the verbal conflicts we've already been watching.
The science is a very appropriate front-end to this backdrop. Seeing Yeong-sil receive immediate,m obviously useful help really underscores that while
Yeong-sil is the big brain behind the operation, he's only useful to the extent that other people are willing to help him. This dovetails nicely with King
Sejong's brief meltdown wherein he realizes that perhaps communication is the real issue here, hinting that perhaps a Korean alphabet rather than a Chinese one may help with that problem.
While "Janbg Yeong-sil – Drama" has already squandered most of its
goodwill on ludicrous action-driven plotting, it's episodes like this that give
a good hint of the drama Kim Yeong-jo has been trying to make- a political
thriller with a heavy dose of actual serious scientific explanations of the plot
device and why it's important. They're tastes that go along well together, and I can only hope this will be followed up with science buddies sticking
together for the sake of science.
82dorie Says:
March 19th, 2016 at 2:17 pm
Finally, my all time fave Korean actor is back, but what kind of punishment is this??? where can I watch? ho..ho..ho..
83Cristine Says:
April 23rd, 2016 at 10:14 am
Daehan, Minguk, Manseh!
84tigerb Says:
April 24th, 2016 at 9:29 pm
ep. 18: two men think that they fell into a trap made by young sil, not realizing that their own envy and hatred for young sil created the evil that entrapped them, blaming the object of their unworthiness. typical human nature, up to this day!
85Weng Says:
April 28th, 2016 at 3:17 pm
I currently watching this drama and Mr song is great actor as ever …
Looking forward for your next drama please!
86tigerb Says:
May 3rd, 2016 at 10:34 pm
i like this series. it depicted a time of korean history when significant discoveries came to happen. it was unfortunate that jang young sil, a slave with a gift of curiosity that led him to use his brains and hands to create things which benefited everyone, was looked down and did not get full support because the scholars envied him. they were afraid that because one slave was freed and promoted to a high government position, plus their being a stickler to what is old and familiar, they believed that new things and discoveries would jeopardize their supposedly high status in society and government. the king and other people who recognize jys talent and appreciated science and technology were hindered by politics. it's a good watch!
87Canary Says:
May 24th, 2016 at 7:41 pm
Song Il-gook is an actor. He used to like drawing as a teenager so he wanted to go to art school but things didn't work out and he ended up in Theater and Film to do stage art. Everyone knows the story of him following his mother and actress Kim Eul-dong to work and becoming an actor on Yoo Dong-geun's suggestion. He debuted in 1998 and rose to stardom with the historical drama "Jumong".
"I want to act until I'm in my grave"
The lead actor of "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" was in a café in Seoul on the 30th. He said, "I promised myself not to be in a historical drama after "Jumong" but I was in "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama". It was a good drama as we ended in the 10s".
Song Il-gook played Jang Yeong-sil in "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama". He was born in a low class but was skilled with his hands and was spotted by King Sejong.
"I asked the director why he cast me once. I didn't think I fit in this drama. He told me he thought a lot with the writer. I am a curious person who is curious enough to have 3 boxes of tools to make anything I want. When I told my family the role I was going to be in, my sister said it was just right for me".
"I learned that historical dramas are tiresome even without the swords. It took a lot of thought to make this drama and I felt bad every time I caused an NG. The drama turned out well because of everyone's hard work. I could've done better and I feel bad for that".
What's next? Song Il-gook said, "I have to continue acting. I moved to C-Jes recently and I promise to be back soon. As an actor, I am going to act until I can'
88Toy Says:
May 24th, 2016 at 7:45 pm
Episode 24 Final
Throughout all his trials and tribulations, Yeong-sil has remained a surprisingly good sport. There's good reason for this. As bad as jail might be, Yeong-sil at least has his sketchbook, which gives him a chance to think over matters of science. That's always good for a nice matter of calm, even if this time, Yeong-sil's friends can't help him. There's just disgrace and corporal punishment, while Yeong-sil sulks and starts to hate the world.
Once more there are multiple timeskips. In this, the final episode of all places. We even manage to go over multiple kings while mostly ignoring King Sejong's death except for a brief reminder about how great the Korean alphabet is. All this detail leads me to believe that, whatever create liberties were taken with the rest of Yeong-sil's life, he really did face a sort of political inquisition and it did in fact require a complete change of the guard for Yeong-sil to regain his rightful reputation.
I think about that and end up feeling more disappointed about the overall direction of "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama". Whatever the real-life motivatin was for Yeong-sil's persecutors, I very much doubt it was all that personal. Short-sighted, overly ambitious administrators of average ability can always be trusted to sabotage an organization for dubious reasons, and I rather expect they were finally removed from power for mismanagement that went far deeper than just a mistrust of Yeong-sil's clock designs.
That's another point of disappointment. Never mind how the extent to which Yeong-sil's clocks provoked geopolitical crises was just plain absurd. As the epilogue demonstrates, Yeong-sil invented lots of objects besides clocks that no doubt had very interesting scientific and practical explanations and yet…time and again writers Lee Myeong-hee and Ma Chang-joon found ways to steer the story into the same persecution complex again and again.
Although really, presentation is the issue as much as anything else. "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" is the rare historical project that might have come off more accurate if it had been produced by one of the mainline commercial networks. Is it improbable that Yeong-sil the low-born scientist would strike up a romance with a bastard princess? Yeah, but we can't prove that it didn't happen. And besides, So-hyeon's presence in the story as written just ended up being very superfluous. If Yeong-sil's greates memories in life are doing science with his friends, we really should have got a lot more of that and a lot less uninspired scheming from the antagonists. In these ways and more, "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" has been a major disappointment.
Review by William Schwartz
"Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" is directed by Kim Yeong-jo, written by Lee Myeong-hee, Ma Chang-joon and features Song Il-gook, Kim Sang-kyeong, Kim Young-cheol, Park Seon-yeong, Kim Do-hyun, Son Byeong-ho,…
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89Mia Andriyani (Indonesia) Says:
September 20th, 2016 at 9:06 pm
I always so interesting with historical drama, this drama is one of a drama which is I like. Especially relationship between King Sejong and Jang Yeong Sil, it made me cry in the last episode. And the story was so wonderful, given us many lessons especially about astronomy and sciences. Good story, good actors n actress, n good all crues, director, writer, 👍👍👍
90sun Says:
September 30th, 2016 at 1:40 pm
The lead actor of "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama" was in a café in Seoul on the 30th. He said, "I promised myself not to be in a historical drama after "Jumong" but I was in "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama". It was a good drama as we ended in the 10s".
Song Il-gook played Jang Yeong-sil in "Jang Yeong-sil – Drama". He was born in a low class but was skilled with his hands and was spotted by King Sejong.
"I asked the director why he cast me once. I didn't think I fit in this drama. He told me he thought a lot with the writer. I am a curious person who is curious enough to have 3 boxes of tools to make anything I want. When I told my family the role I was going to be in, my sister said it was just right for me".
"I learned that historical dramas are tiresome even without the swords. It took a lot of thought to make this drama and I felt bad every time I caused an NG. The drama turned out well because of everyone's hard work. I could've done better and I feel bad for that".
What's next? Song Il-gook said, "I have to continue acting. I moved to C-Jes recently and I promise to be back soon. As an actor, I am going to act until I can't".
91sun Says:
September 30th, 2016 at 1:43 pm
good morning
1000000000000000000000000000000000 kiss 2 u
Happy birthday to you 1 \ 10
92layla Says:
December 26th, 2016 at 12:16 am
Jang Yeong Sil candideaza la KBS Drama Awards 2016!! Rezultatele vor fi
cunoscute pe 31 decembrie, in cadrul galei (ne-am obisnuit cu aceste gale, nu-i
asa?) Va vom informa in timp util cum le putem vedea live si unde. Fighting,
SIK / Jang Yeong Sil!
별을 품은 조선의 천재 과학자 '장영실'
송일국이 에 참석합니다!
올해의 마지막 날, 31일에 만나요🤗
93Roze Says:
January 1st, 2017 at 7:24 pm
KBS Drama Awards 2016 Winners
31 \ 12 \ 2016
Song Il-gook ("Jang Yeong-sil – Drama")
94Roze Says:
January 1st, 2017 at 7:27 pm
2016 KBS Drama Awards – Male Excellence Award for Drama – Song Il Kook "Jang Young Sil"
Song Il Kook "Jang Young Sil Drama 2016 KBS Drama Ödülleri – Erkek Mükemmellik Ödülü"
95canary Says:
January 1st, 2017 at 9:52 pm
2016 KBS drama ödülleri
2016 KBS drama awards
96sun Says:
January 2nd, 2017 at 8:34 pm
31-12-2016 Song Il Kook "Jang Young Sil" (Excellence) Award


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Diary of a Running Blogger
There are a mere 9 days left until the Fun Run and my stress levels are at an all-time high. Between endless family gatherings where the main topic of discussion is the lack of a man in my life and hosting demanding celebrities at my day job, fitting in a training session is near impossible!
Perseverance is the key to completing a successful run, though, and simply a matter of squeezing non-existent time out of my very full diary.
Here's a look at what my running/work/family/friends life has looked like this past week:
17h00: Screw it with answering stupid questions about what a one way ticket down the mountain is with visuals (are you kidding me?!) – I am going to run! I'm hopping onto a MyCiTi bus to Camps Bay and getting a run in with some perfect views.
17h30: Ok, whose bright idea was it to run along the Camps Bay promenade on a gale force windy day?! And why, for the love of the gods, are people sunbathing like the Cape Doctor isn't trying to rip their itsy bitsy costumes from their perfect bodies?!
I can't feel my face because of sand burn… Come to think of it, my legs are strangely numb too!
18h00: Let's stick to running in non-windy areas like the Fan Walk so that it's less taxing on the legs and Gnomeo can take a selfie without the threat of being blown away.
Oh, wow, this bridge makes me feel like I am running across the Brooklyn Bridge in New York – totally feeling the Charlotte in Sex and the City vibe, right now!
Yay, it's Mom's birthday and we have an All You Can Eat Buffet dinner planned for tonight. Running? No, Gnomeo, not today and quit raising a felt-tip eyebrow in judgement at me!
16h30: Friday happy hour with my best friend celebrating his 30th birthday awaits but first, let's get a brisk walk in.
Yes, that means walking all the way from Kloof Street to Strand Street to fit in a 2.6km session in and no, I am not going to get embarrassed by all of the frustrated drivers tooting their hooters at me.
I can be a successful runner and fashionable socialite out on the town all at the same time – just watch me!
My bed is holding me hostage and I just can't get up. Also, my super helpful S Health app says I can have a rest day so really, what's the harm in having a bit of a lie-in?
19h00: Stuffing my face to avoid giving the insensitive, nosy family a super sarcastic retort about why I'm still single or why I haven't brought a boy home yet is not going as planned.
Man, this means I am going to have do an extra 3kms for tomorrow's run!
19h00: Right, so the weekend was a training session disaster but now it's time to get my head back into the game.
To quote the great Martin Luther King: "Take the first step in faith. You don't have to see the whole staircase. Just take the first step."
I can, and I WILL do this!


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Symphony's Robertson Guest On NPR's 'On Point'
By Kelsey Proud • Oct 16, 2012
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St. Louis Symphony music director and conductor David Robertson was on NPR's On Point today as they celebrated the 150th birthday of composer Claude Debussy. Explore their conversation via the link.
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Flutes and fauns, dreams of the sea, Clair de Lune, and more. We're celebrating the 150 th of composer Claude Debussy. Claude Debussy composed in the time of the impressionist painters. His music can call to mind that dreamy state. A storm at sea. A faun at play. Moonlight on water.
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April 16, 2007
Contact: Mary Jane Schramm
California Sea Floor Survey Sheds New Light on Big Waves
NOAA's National Marine Sanctuary Program and the California Ocean Protection Council today released new data and three-dimensional imagery of the sea floor off California that helps explain why the famed "Mavericks" waves are among the largest in the continental United States.
The data, collected as part of the California Coast State Waters Mapping Project, illustrates in unprecedented detail the rugged sea floor surrounding the world-famous surfing spot near Half Moon Bay, and sheds new light on ocean ecosystems and phenomena such as large waves and underwater earthquakes. The mapped area includes portions of Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. The images are available at http://www.mbnms-simon.org/mavericks.
"This type of cutting-edge research is essential to understanding the unique aspects of our national marine sanctuaries, enabling better ecosystem-based management," said Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary superintendent Maria Brown. "The sanctuary program will use these images to educate future ocean scientists and foster citizen stewardship."
Researchers used advanced sonar equipment and aerial light detection instruments to produce detailed underwater pictures that highlight the faults, chasms, fissures, crevices, and pinnacles on the sea floor and help scientists distinguish critical underwater habitats. Scientists and resource managers will use the information to identify potential biological "hot spots" to aid their understanding of the highly productive, diverse undersea ecosystem along the California coast.
"This research is extremely valuable in identifying areas important to the California Marine Life Protection Act process and could simultaneously help to predict seismic hazards along California's coast," said secretary for resources Mike Chrisman, chair of the Ocean Protection Council.
Also significant is the survey's charting of navigational hazards such as hidden reefs and sunken obstacles. Knowing where hazards are located is essential for the safety of vessels that use these waters each year. This is the first time scientists have been able to show the shallow nearshore reef in such detail.
Geologic hazards along the seismically active California coast were also identified through the survey. Researchers documented the position and physical features associated with the marine segments of the San Gregorio fault — a major active fault within the San Andreas Fault System.
The California State Waters Mapping Project is a collaboration of the California Ocean Protection Council, the California Coastal Conservancy's California Coastal and Marine Mapping Initiative, the California Department of Fish and Game, the United States Geological Surve, the Monterey Bay Sanctuary Foundation, and the National Marine Sanctuary Program. Dr. Rikk Kvitek, director of the Seafloor Mapping Lab at California State University Monterey Bay, and Guy Cochrane of the United States Geological Survey, led the project.
The NOAA National Marine Sanctuary Program seeks to increase the public awareness of America's marine resources and maritime heritage by conducting scientific research, monitoring, exploration and educational programs. Today, the sanctuary program manages 13 national marine sanctuaries and one marine national monument that together encompass more than 150,000 square miles of America's ocean and Great Lakes natural and cultural resources.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, an agency of the U.S. Commerce Department, is celebrating 200 years of science and service to the nation. From the establishment of the Survey of the Coast in 1807 by Thomas Jefferson to the formation of the Weather Bureau and the Commission of Fish and Fisheries in the 1870s, much of America's scientific heritage is rooted in NOAA.
NOAA is dedicated to enhancing economic security and national safety through the prediction and research of weather and climate-related events and information service delivery for transportation, and by providing environmental stewardship of our nation's coastal and marine resources. Through the emerging Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS), NOAA is working with its federal partners, more than 60 countries and the European Commission to develop a global monitoring network that is as integrated as the planet it observes, predicts, and protects.
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NOAA Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary: http://www.farallones.noaa.gov
California Ocean Protection Council: http://www.resources.ca.gov/copc
California Coastal Conservancy: http://www.coastalconservancy.ca.gov
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SANTIAGO — Though theatrical attendance in Chile was up just 0.5% in 1993, hitting nearly 5 million tickets, the news cheered the industry execs since it reversed a downward trend ongoing since 1988.
(Attendance in Santiago — about 65% of Chile's total — had dropped from a weekly average of 137,000 in 1988 to 73,500 in '92, but was up to 73,896 last year.)
But that slight rise in attendance was reversed in January after exhibs boosted firstrun B.O. prices a hefty 22% in December, jacking up antes to $ 5.75 in prime sites, $ 3.45 in others.
The B.O. hike resulted in a 19% attendance drop in January.
Due to its longtime stable economy, Chile has become one of the prime investment ares. A six-screen, 1,250-seat multiplex half-owned by the Texas-based Cinemark circuit bowed last Sept. 9. In its first 20 weeks of operation, it culled an average of 10,800 patrons per week, a tidy 14.6% of Santiago's total.
Partnered in the multiplex is Chile's largest, and only, film conglom, Conate , which with subsid CCN runs 35 hardtops in Chile, 23 of them in Santiago.
Banners' topper, Jose Daire, said a second downtown complex is being planned in conjunction with Cinemark and that within two years he expects to have five multiplexes in operation.
As well as exhib operations, Daire also owns a post-production facility in Buenos Aires (Profilms) and a lab (Photomec). In Santiago, Conate rents out studio space to TV and has a TV post-production facility, homevid distrib company Video Chile and the Eros chain of 50 homevideo stores. Another 12 Blockbuster Video outlets are also run by Conate. As a theatrical distrib, Conate releases Buena Vista product and indie pickups.
Of Chile's theatrical gross of $ 4.62 million last year, Warner Bros. bagged 26.2%, followed by Universal (21.3%), Col TriStar (17.4%), Buena Vista (14.9%), Par (10.48%) and Fox (7.39%).
Meanwhile, local feature production got a shot in the arm with the founding of Cine Chile S.A., a consortium of 28 filmmakers who've managed to get a $ 2.4 million credit line from the government bank. Cine Chile is financing up to 60% of local, low-budget films, each costing an average of $ 600,000.
Of the first two pix opening, Gustavo Graef Marino's "Johnny Cien Pesos" made a good showing, with 85,000 admissions in Santiago; second, Leo Kocking's "Entrega Total," was a disaster with barely 7,700 tix sold.
But the jury's still out on the Cine Chile project. Given the size of the local market, the deciding factorswill be how much foreign financing is obtained by producers and, more importantly, whether the films will generate revenue offshore.


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Iowa was listed as one of the ten happiest places to live by Live Science, based on safety, work environment, and more. The state of Iowa is home to more than 50 colleges and universities, including research universities, master's universities, special-focus institutions, and traditional baccalaureate/associate's colleges. When students aren't in class, you'll often find them hiking, biking, or boating by the Iowa Great Lakes or visiting many of the state's parks and fairgrounds. Get to know Iowan schools here.
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La Escuelita
Students organize class activities for the upcoming week at an alternative education school in Mérida, Venezuela.
Guarimba. Mérida, Venezuela. 2014.
Ghostly remains of a "die-in" style protest mark the site where, days earlier, anti-government militants hijacked and burned a privately owned commuter bus. This bus, and the burned out tractor-trailer just off camera, were strategically positioned to disrupt traffic at this major intersection connecting two sides of Mérida, Venezuela.
"Handball Grenades" Explode as Police Advance on Protesters. Portland, OR.
Post-election, "anti-Trump" protest Nov 11, 2016.
Marcus R. Murray is a photographer whose work from 2012 - 2014 focused on community-level organizing in Venezuela.