If you have followed my blog over the years then you would know that I absolutely love the people behind the 5DayDeal. Griffin and Valerie are some of the kindest and most giving people that you will ever encounter.

That being said, it should come as no surprise that the 5DayDeal is one of the best are most generous businesses out there. They have donated a ton of money to charities over the years and that is also why I love being a part of their bundle sales.

This year is better than ever as they have a to of great stuff in the Complete Photography Bundle this year. I will go there some of the best stuff that I think you will like.

You may hear and read a lot about the likes of Princesses Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle. Just like the older generation was crazy over Princess Diana, generation after generation continues to adore and love princesses.

So today, shall we learn how to say ‘princess’ in Korean, and have a royal good time!

Did you know, in Korea, every man is expected to complete their 2 year military service by the age of 30? If you are interested in knowing more, we have a separate blog article about Military Service in South Korea. But this article is about learning the Korean language.

So let’s get to learning how to say ‘military’ in Korean. Ten-hut!

With the announcement that Canon’s pro level mirrorless would be coming out at some point in the next year around the Olympic Summer Games in Tokyo, I couldn’t wait any longer. I gave in and bought the EOS R. I resisted the urge to pick up the 5D mk IV and picked up a drone last year as I felt that I could squeeze a few more years out on my 5D mk III. With a rebate and all the discounts that come along with shopping on Korean duty-free sites, I managed to snag the camera for close to $800 off the original price.

Interested in learning the Korean language and want to learn all about telling time in Korean? You came to the right place!

In this lesson, we’ll give you the essential Korean vocabulary and Korean phrases you need so you’ll never miss another appointment. If you’d like to know how to say “time” in Korean, that’s a separate blog post. In this, you’ll learn how to tell the time in Korean.

Much of this article will use the Korean Hangeul (한글) so if you can’t read it yet you can reference the romanization. But we highly recommend you learn the Korean alphabet ASAP.

Let’s not waste any more time and start!

This is a local re-post of my monthly essay for the Lowy Institute for September.

In brief, I argue that Trump crossed a rubicon in August. He is now clearly unfit to be president. His behavior in August was so unhinged and inappropriate, that a 25th Amendment removal is now warranted. A white collar professional in any similar position of institutional authority – at a bank, school, hospital, military or government agency, etc. – would be removed for Trump’s August meltdown. So should Trump.