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Saturday, March 21, 2009

One Fine Spring Day

Maehwa Apricot Flower Festival in Gwangyang, 3/22/09

Lots of Jars

Gwangyang Maehwa Festival

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Posted by arvinsign at 6:09 PM

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arvinsign: - Molecular Biologist/Biophysical Chemist/Genetic Engineer (professional) as well as - Amateur Photographer (hobby) - Amateur Astronomer (hobby) - Moody Philosopher - Historian - Adventurer/Navigator - Agnostic with partial deistic tendencies from time to time - Realist - Skeptical of anything supernatural, mystical and spiritual - Spinozist - Sarcastic - Grouchy - Antipathetic - Tactless - Sports buff - Movie fanatic - Coke Light Addict - shoes and wristwatch collector - Always Bored -Freethinker....................................................

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▼ 2009 (31)
- ► December (1)
  - Busan Trip
- ► November (3)
- ► October (1)
  - Artside
- ► September (2)
  - Palace Greatly Blessed by Heaven
  - A Portrait of a Woman as a Musician
- ► August (5)
- ► July (2)
  - Nature Trip
  - Surrealism
- ► June (1)
  - Summer at Namhae
- ► May (4)
- ► April (3)
- ▼ March (2)
  - Naval Port City of Jinhae
  - One Fine Spring Day
- ► February (7)

My Blog List

Astronomy

Greek mythology - Greek mythology is the body of myths and legends belonging to the ancient Greeks concerning theirgods and heroes, the nature of the world, and the origins ...
Atheist Movies

Why Darwin Matters: The Case Against Intelligent Design - Michael Shermer - "Shermer is savage about the shortcomings of intelligent design and eloquent about the spirituality of science . . . An invaluable primer." —*Los Angeles...
Bayblab

ACHOO - Some people sneeze when they look at the sun. This trait, known as thephotic sneeze reflex, or ACHOO (Autosomal-dominant Compelling Helio-Ophthalmic Outbu...
Digital Photography School

Unlock the Secrets of Using Natural Light: Interview with Mitchell Kanashkevich - Over the last couple of weeks we’ve been launching a new dPS eBook – Natural Light: Mastering a Photographer’s Most Powerful Tool. The response has been fa...
DIYPhotography.net

It Only Takes 1 Reflector To Create Beautiful Portraits - I know that usually this site is about more gear, but this post is about less gear. Michael Sasser of *Sasser Stills* uses nothing but good directing an ...
I Like Math

Review of the Math Resourses - The Big Resources. Wikipedia mathematics has many interesting articles, but doesn't gives decent explanations in many elementary topics. MathWorld is a ma...
Joe McNally's Blog

Some Fun Down Under! - Just having a blast in Australia, meeting with and talking to bunches of folks in the Aussie photo industry. Good bunch, as they say. ( I was going to say ...
MolBio Research Highlights

UPDATE YOUR BOOKMARKS: WE ARE GONE - Make sure you update your bookmarks: we've moved to The MolBio Hut. Follow me through my general RSS feed. What's this 'generic RSS feed'? Read about it h...
Molecular Biology

Biologists Wake Dormant Viruses and Uncover Mechanism for Survival. - *This shows the functioning of Kap1 protein in mouse embrocation cells. (Credit: Pascal Coderay, **pascal@salut.ch**) * *Source: **ScienceDaily * *--------...
Nature's Best Photography

New Blog (Gabby) - Hi Photographers and Readers - We have just switched to a new blog - join us at www.naturesbeststudents.wordpress.com!!! - Gabby
Physics and Physicists

Bad Physics Reporting In Abundance! - I was just going to let this go, but I couldn't. I can't stand how bad this report is, and it came from TIME, not some rinky-dink college paper! Here's par...
Professor in Training

Moooooooooving time - It's Monday, my first day back at work after a most excellent vacation, and changes are afoot. That's right, peeps, my blog has now moved over to new digs ...
Quantum Mechanics

Calculus e-Book - Video about new calculus book Learn about a new book called “calculus without limits” that’s going to revolutionize your understanding of calculus. This ...
Quantum Physics

Philosophy of Quantum Physics, No BS | 1. Stern-Gerlach Exp. -
Sandwalk

On the Quality of Online Courses - Are online courses a good thing, a bad thing, or relatively neutral? There's much to debate. The main issue, as far as I'm concerned, is pedagogical. Are ...
Strobist

Anatomy of a Project: Miller Mobley's Re-enactors - When I worked at *The Sun*, a lot of emphasis was put on always having multiple projects in the hopper. Self-generated projects are the lifeblood of any ...
The New Brights

Southern folks - A photo from my personal Christmas party with the local southern folks
The Online Photographer

We've Moved - Greetings—you've reached The Online Photographer's old site, which was active from November 2005 to June 2007. To visit the new site, active from June 2007...
The Scientist Blog

At last! - Most of you probably wonder why the site hasn't been updated in about a week. No, I wasn't kidnapped by ninjas because I was working on a top secret project....

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