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- Great podcast: PBS E2: http://is.gd/3Ay7 about "the economics of being environmentally conscious." [link] about 14 hours ago
- Cough, Cough, Gasp. Ugh. I forgot this is what happens during the temperature drop during the beautiful autumnal season in Korea. [link] about 15 hours ago
- Head spinning from too many meetings and a cold I picked up from offspring #2 over the weekend. [link] about 19 hours ago
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About this site
Strange Systems is the random musings of Nam-ho Park, who was trained in architecture, taught digital architectural design, worked as an information architect and is now user experience designer. To his credit or detriment, he has spent significant part of his life in Seoul, London, New York and Washington DC. As of Aug 2007, he lives and works in Seoul, Korea.
His interests are, not in any particular order, architecture, information architecture, design, internet culture, user experience, social entrepreneurship, and changing the world.
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Other sites to see
Here is a list of links to various sites. Some are sites managed by friends, others are ones that related to my interests, and still others I just listed because I visit them now and then. All are highly recommended.
Mike Lee
kottke.org
Laws of Simplicity
TED conference
Web 2.0 Asia
In Korean:
Eliot's Design Knowledge
UX Factory
PRAK's Blog
DIGITYPO
Monoukee
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