What a compliment!

The "Cutest Girl in Space."

I'm sure she'll like that one.

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[seouldout]

What happened to the promised third podcast the possible fourth?

Strikes me that you have too many irons in the fire.

This is one of my favorite blogs due to the quality of the posts. Add in SeoulGlow and this blog stayed strong. Throw in Marmot's and the UNESCO blog and SeoulGlow disappears. Wasn't it promised for every Tuesday?

If the UNESCO gig is a paying one it certainly deserves your attention. Is the purpose of the Marmot's post to attract viewers here? As writing is your stronger card than video perhaps SeoulGlow ought to been treated as a far-off-to-the-side project and done monthly?

There is the potential for synergy, but juggling all the projects has to be tough.

The effort given to the Ann Coulter post probably could have been better used elsewhere. (Not that I disagree with you about her and the creationists.) But the potential of that post for cross pollination amongst this blog, Marmot's, SeoulGlow and the UNESCO blog isn't as great as that of Korea-centric posts.

[The Metropolitician]

You hit the nail on the head – I burnt out a bit this past week. Actually got sick a bit and needed to stop. Hence, buying the 30" monitor became a priority. I was getting headaches.

And I'm working hard to find interns to help with the workflow – it's the subtitling man, the subtitling.

Yes, KJ is part of my job, and doesn't really take away from the other stuff. I just thought that they needed a blog, the journal would benefit a lot from it, since they're such a good resource. I really want to get the Korean editors and eventually other ppl from the community contributing and writing for it – rather than it be a function of just me. There's a lot of potential for that.

As for Marmot, I try to post short, interesting articles, and right now, some of it is crossposting. I just try to add content that would be of interest to ppl on his blog, which is why I try to just post fairly unique, Korea-related stuff only, and save my ranting or non-Korea-related stuff for my blog.

Actually, I did a lot of personal posting today at work, so it didn't really detract - main problem is that I can't do video editing for long stretches while at work, even though sometimes I am sitting there staring into space or just blogging. Need the portable computer power to do editing, which I don't have right now. The Big Mama Mac is at home, and I work. Need to get those blocks of time lined up.

I may seem spread a bit thin, but I actually am working hard to streamline myself into similar kinds of work, trying to get a synergy flowing. It's coming.

There's a master plan here, but getting to critical mass is tough. Time to call in the troops.

Thanks for the words of support.

[seouldout]

Firstly, get well. Secondly, not the 30" Apple Cinema monitor?! Golly, that's about $2000 in the States, even more here. Apple hardware is like a beautiful mistress, such a joy to look at and caress...then you look at your bank balance, and figure out how you can cut back on food. Glad to hear you're working.

[seouldout]

Nevermind about the Apple Cinema monitor. I just found your post about the one you bought. Nice. The write up is great. Yongsan Electronics Market could be an interesting video podcat.