I haven’t been writing since my last post, so excuse me if I’m a bit rusty. Anyway, I only have two classes today, so I took the opportunity to prepare lesson plans for tomorrow and next week. With so much time on my hands today I was able to organize another upcoming basketball tournament in Busan (So stay tuned for that ladies and gents!) and surf the wonderful world of Youtube. After browsing through the site for 10 minutes I happened to stumble across this very interesting video of my neighbors north of the border. I think this is the first time the North Korean goverment has allowed international media to watch the largest military parade ever. This event is also part of a campaign to establish Kim Jong-il’s youngest son as the leader-in-waiting. I’m not going to talk about the political aspects of the video, but I really enjoyed this video because the directors were not only able to capture the event in its entirety, but they were able to capture the facial expressions of every soldier and every state agent.