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Entries from Austinist tagged with 'southkorea'

February 19, 2008

Photo by moonfire8 on stock.xchngAn Austin company controlling the technology that created Dolly the sheep and other genetic breakthroughs yesterday issued a not-so-subtle warning against a Korean agency that recently unveiled a new dog cloning service. For about the price of a modestly-configured Aston Martin, South Korea's RNL Bio Co. is happy to bring back your beloved pooch from the afterlife. The biotech firm recently announced that it would start services in April. Not so......

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July 20, 2007

Austin native Rebecca Rosenberg has been living in South Korea teaching English, and she wants to share her experiences abroad with all of Austin. Austinist believes that we could all use some Korean culture. The other morning I woke up with one of those hangovers belonging in a special class. I call it a please, someone, shoot me in the face morning. Sure, it was a Sunday after the Boryeong Mud Festival [dear lord,......

Continue Reading "An Austin Translation V: Until Next You Read"

July 13, 2007

Austin native Rebecca Rosenberg has been living in South Korea teaching English, and she wants to share her experiences abroad with all of Austin. Austinist believes that we could all use some Korean culture. South Korea is what I like to call “an everlasting gobstopper laced with LSD.” These people constantly run around in a delicate state of homogenous insanity, which never ceases to amaze me. So, lest I someday forget all the weird......

Continue Reading "An Austin Translation IV"

July 6, 2007

Austin native Rebecca Rosenberg has been living in South Korea teaching English, and she wants to share her experiences abroad with all of Austin. Austinist believes that we could all use some Korean culture. Well people, I don’t know just where to begin, but I can say that life in and around Seoul just keeps getting better. A few weeks ago I headed to Hongdae for the usual Saturday night debauchery, and got quite......

Continue Reading "An Austin Translation Pt. III"

June 29, 2007

Austin native Rebecca Rosenberg has been living in South Korea teaching English, and she wants to share her experiences abroad with all of Austin. Austinist believes that we could all use some Korean culture. Before coming, and even when you first arrive here, it’s easy to worry that South Korea is nothing more than an abyss of karaoke (here called norae bong), and watered down imitations of Western culture…and many times it is exactly......

Continue Reading "An Austin Translation: II"

June 22, 2007

Austin native Rebecca Rosenberg has been living in South Korea teaching English, and she wants to share her experiences abroad with all of Austin. Austinist believes that we could all use some Korean culture. After nine months away from Austin, working as an English teacher in South Korea, I most miss lying on the grass with a margarita, relaxing at the meat market that is Barton Springs, with a Shady Thing pilfered from the......

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September 21, 2006

Fantastic Fest kicks off tonight at the Alamo Drafthouse on South Lamar. The big events lined up for opening night include: an advance screening of Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning attended by the director and cast-members, including R. Lee Ermey (Full Metal Jacket) The Full Moon Travelling Roadshow hosted by Puppetmaster creator Charles Band, who promises a “live” decapitation a 3-D screening of Parasite 3-D, one of the worst movies ever made about an......

Continue Reading "Fantastic Fest News and Interview with Tim League"

June 8, 2006

*This post comes from Austinist Special World Cup Correspondent Ben Gardner, Co-Host of KOOP’s SoccerMad, who is in Germany for this year’s Cup.* World Cup 2006 will be the final stage for one of the greatest players of all time. After a brilliant career, in which he has won everything possible, Frenchman Zinedine Zidane has decided to call it a day. For nearly twenty years Zidane has dominated the center of midfield with his perfect......

Continue Reading "World Cup 2006 Preview: Group G (and H, kind of)"

May 22, 2006

We are beginning to think that perhaps the mining industry isn't the best field to get into right now. Several workers in China are trapped due to flooding in a coal mine. The leader of the World Health Organization passed away during surgery to remove a blood clot in his brain. New Orleans is deemed as a "Chocolate City" with African Americans significantly outnumbering whites. Mayor Nagin was also re-elected to lead New Orleans......

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April 25, 2006

(Ed. Note: If you’ve paid even the slightest bit of attention while out and about around Austin’s many parks, you’ve noticed that we’re a fairly big soccer town. Men’s leagues, women’s leagues, co-ed leagues, indoor leagues, etc. thrive all around town. With that in mind, we thought we’d bring you a preview of the biggest sporting event in the world, the World Cup. One of the hosts of KOOP radio’s Soccer Mad, and friend of......

Continue Reading "Austinist Gets Soccer Mad in Preparation for the World Cup"

November 2, 2005

The Austin Asian Film Festival kicks off tomorrow at the Drafthouse Downtown. The annual showcase runs through Sunday, and features over thirty full-length films, documentaries, and shorts. Countries represented in their schedule include Bhutan, China, North and South Korea, India, Pakistan, Vietnam, and more. A full-access pass to the festival costs $25 for AFS members, and $35 for the general public - those of you on a budget can still enjoy many of their......

Continue Reading "Starting Tomorrow: The Austin Asian Film Festival"

October 31, 2005

M O N D AY [ 31 ] music/party · The White Ghost Shivers' Halloween Ball at American Legion Hall! Burlesque, Independence Brew, apple bobbing with the TX Roller Girls, Tarot card readings, a kissing booth and more. The White Ghost Shivers will also be performing a live soundtrack to accompany Buster Keaton's "Cops." ($25, 9pm) music · Galactic, Mofro and New Monsoon at Stubb's music · Halloween Show at Emo's with Flametrick Subs, Satans......

Continue Reading "The Weekly IST List: October 31 - November 6"

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