On an administrative note, this blog reached 300,000 hits yesterday since I officially started keeping track. It was eight-and-a-half months ago that I hit 200,000, and eight-and-a-half months before that that I officially hit 100,000. That's only one-eight of Marmot's Hole's daily numbers, but still respectable, I think.
- Inter-Korean talks end as North Korea walks out (NYT, LAT)
- North Korea rejects new talks with "sinister" South Korea (BBC)
- Bank of Korea keeps base rate at 2.75 percent (AP via WaPo, WSJ, Bloomberg)
- Washington and Seoul sign amendments to KORUS FTA (AP via WaPo)
- IOC arrives in Korea for inspection of Pyongchang (Pyeongchang) facilities for 2018 Winter Olympics bid (Yonhap)
- February "snow bomb" may help bid (Korea Times)
- SK and Samsung engineering arms win $2.5 billion construction order for major gas plant in Saudi Arabia (, Yonhap)
- South Korea offers easier loans for tenants and tax incentives for builders in bid to curb rising rents (Reuters)
- Foot-and-Mouth Disease spreading across North Korea (Yonhap)
- In wake of Foot-and-Mouth Disease outbreak, South Korea plans to increase tariff-free pork imports (Reuters)
- Democratic Party ends boycott of National Assembly (Joongang Daily)
- Op-ed: Is angry Tea Party rhetoric to blame for Cupid's violent rampage? (MSNBC)
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Congrats on hitting 300,000.
ReplyDeleteI presume you will be supplying each and every one with a gratis fillet steak for their black eye?
Robert wrote:
ReplyDeleteI presume you will be supplying each and every one with a gratis fillet steak for their black eye?
Maybe when I hit a million, but then only for the regulars.