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Finnair’s special promotions for round trips to Europe
Travel
Aug 2, 2013
Finnair is holding special promotions for round-trip tickets from Korea to Europe, costing as little as 700,000 won for an economy-class seat to 37 destinations in Europe via Helsinki, Finland. Business-class seats cost 4.4 million won for two on flights to 15 major European cities. Reservations must be made through Aug. 16. For the special rate on economy class, departure must be made between Oct. 1 and March 31, 2014. For business class, departures must be made by Oct. 25 and the trip complete
Experience fun-filled festivities in Malaysia
Travel
Aug 2, 2013
Tourism Malaysia is promoting Hari Raya Aidilfitri, an event with Islamic roots that has become a festival that anyone can enjoy. In a country with a population that is 60 percent Muslim, the majority of Malaysians participate in Ramadan, which is the practice of fasting for a month. People do not consume food or water until sunset during this time. Ramadan began on July 10 ends on Aug. 8, which is when Hari Raya Aidilfitri will take place. The government has announced a two-day national holiday
Iraq seeks to promote tourism despite deadly violence
Travel
Aug 2, 2013
BAGHDAD (AFP) ― As it trundles down busy roads, the minibus packed with tourists would be unremarkable except for two things ― its passengers are Westerners and the city they are in is Baghdad.Iraq is no stranger to tourism, with countless pilgrims visiting its religious shrines, but now the country that touts itself as the “cradle of civilization” also wants a different kind of visitor.Though almost entirely dependent on oil exports for government income, Iraq does play host to millions of Shii
Simple luxury at The Shilla Seoul, After seven-month renovation, hotel unveils new plush, swanky look
Travel
Aug 2, 2013
After seven-month renovation, hotel unveils new plush, swanky look
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Food&Beverage
Aug 2, 2013
Restaurant 8 wins wine list award two years in a rowHyatt Regency Incheon’s Restaurant 8 has received an Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator’s 2013 Restaurant Wine List Award for two consecutive years. The magazine chooses winners every year by evaluating a restaurant’s wine list in regards to wine information, and the pairing of wine and food. This year, around 3,800 restaurants were awarded the title. Restaurant 8 at Hyatt Regency Incheon has built its reputation by having various wine pro
Gaji namul (steamed eggplant side dish)
Food&Beverage
Aug 2, 2013
Gaji namul is a popular summer side dish that is made with steamed eggplants. The traditional way of making this dish is to steam the eggplants and then tear them into small strips. It’s very easy to overcook eggplants, resulting in mushy vegetables that fall apart during the tearing process. You can avoid this by cutting the eggplants into bite sized pieces before steaming them quickly. The key is to steam the eggplants until they are tender but still slightly firm. Eggplants are in peak season
Brisket takes the cake at new barbecue spot
Food&Beverage
Aug 2, 2013
Corkage-free Chadol Sopung specializes in ‘chadolbagi’
Actor Park Yong-sik dies at 67
People
Aug 2, 2013
South Korean actor, Park Yong-sik, well-known for his uncanny resemblance to former president Chun Doo-hwan, died Friday at the age of 67.Park’s acquaintance told local media that he passed away at 7 a.m. while receiving treatment at Kyung Hee University Medical Center for sepsis-like symptoms. He fell ill after spending 20 days in Cambodia for a movie shoot.Park’s funeral will be held at Samsung Medical Center in Ilwon-dong, southern Seoul, and his coffin will be borne out Tuesday.Park debuted
The rainy season and depression
Health
Aug 1, 2013
During the rainy season, the decreased amount of sunlight can cause people to feel depressed. This is similar in mechanism to the development of seasonal depression during autumn and winter when there is a decreased amount of sunlight. However, the duration of the rainy season is shorter, which means that this type of depression is not as severe.Decreased sunlight leads to decreased production of melatonin, a neurotransmitter, which disrupts the circadian rhythm and causes depression. Melatonin
USAID hails breakthroughs in infant, maternal health
Health
Aug 1, 2013
WASHINGTON (AFP) ― Security Adviser Susan Rice called for more “eureka moments” and “unorthodox partnerships” on Wednesday, as she addressed scientists working on decreasing nfant and maternal mortality in poor countries.Researchers, many of whom were finalists for a competitive USAID grant, came up with varied schemes, including using a football to stop women from bleeding to death after birth, using contaminated hospital waste to keep hands cleaner and engineering bacteria to fortify yogurt wi
Murder as poetry, metaphor
Books
Aug 1, 2013
Kim Young-ha’s latest novel offers eerie glimpse into human memory
Handwritten poem by Poe sells for $300,000 in U.S.
Books
Aug 1, 2013
MARION, Massachusetts (AP) ― An original manuscript of a poem written by Edgar Allan Poe has sold for $300,000 at an auction in Massachusetts.The Standard Times of New Bedford reports that the handwritten poem with Poe’s signature was purchased Saturday in Marion, about 50 miles south of Boston, by a collector who was given 10 days to verify its authenticity.The item had been owned by a Rhode Island family since the 1920s.The poem, “The Conqueror Worm,’’ is believed to have been written in the 1
Dark tourism brings light to disaster zones
Travel
Aug 1, 2013
RIKUZENTAKATA, Japan (AFP) ― Before the huge tsunami virtually wiped it off the map in 2011, Rikuzentakata’s pristine beach and luxuriant pine forests were a well-worn stop on Japan’s tourist trail. Now the visitors are coming back, but this time they want to see the devastation and the monuments to those who died, the latest example of a phenomenon dubbed “dark tourism” where holidaymakers pay to witness the aftermath of others’ misery.“You can’t really get a sense how huge the tsunami was unle
Sights and sounds of Cuba
Culture
Aug 1, 2013
Music and art from Cuba are the highlight of “2013 Cuban Culture Art Festival,” organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Korea Foundation.The event, aimed at promoting cultural exchange between Korea and Cuba, runs in Seoul from Aug. 2 to 4 at Yongsan Art Center; Pyeongchang and Daegu on Aug. 7; Andong on Aug. 8; and in Suncheon on Aug. 9. As the event’s main program, “Cuba Concert” will feature well-known Cuban band Buena Fe performing Cuban popular music, the traditional dance performa
Recounting history of slavery
Books
Aug 1, 2013
The Manor: Three Centuries at a Slave Plantation on Long IslandBy Mac Griswold (Farrar, Straus and Giroux)When the line of cars waiting for the Shelter Island ferry stretches halfway to Sag Harbor, it is hard to imagine that this popular Long Island vacation spot was once considered the very edge of European civilization. But in 1653, when Nathaniel Sylvester purchased Shelter Island from the Manhansett tribe, his goal was not to build a summer home but to establish a plantation much like those
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