It's Amazing An amazing experience that will make your jaws drop, a new world that you have never seen before, and literally amazing moments! A special story full of surprises, where the delightful imagination of Yeongjongdo Island becomes a reality.

Burning Passion of Baseball from this SK Wyverns Player SK Wyverns, with Home Ground at Incheon SK Happy Dream Park Meet American baseball player Jamie Romak who hit 31 home-runs in 102 games. Happy to play baseball with full of joy every day, Jamie is showing outstanding performances as the key player of the team. Read about his story of baseball as a SK Wyverns player.

I-Future Today, Incheon Is pursuIng a varIety of projects to prepare for The upcomIng fourth IndustrIal age as a steppIng stone for Tomorrow. - specIal Theme 10-13 page

As a special issue, the 44th edition of Incheon Now covers Cheongna International City, one of Incheon's Free Economic Zones. It also has stories about forsythias, azaleas and chrry blossoms that grow in Incheon in spring. Information on games of the FIFA U-20 World Cup, as well as the conutry's professional soccer and baseball leagues, is also available. To raise reader understanding of Korean culture, the latest deition of Incheon Now introduces the traditional Gyubang and Eunyul mask dance which is designated National Intangible Cultural Asset No 61. Also featured Yeongjongdo Island, where Incheon Interational Airport is located.

All About History It is said that history is a conversation between the past and the present. We cannot go unwaveringly into the future if we do not reflect on the past in the present. Because of this, Incheon frequently remembers and looks back on the past. Incheon has faced hardships, reflected on the past, and moved forward. We are starting fresh steps today in the direction of freedom and peace.

The 45th edition of Incheon Now is a special issue on Incheon's drive to become the global hub of the aerospace industry. In observance of Patriotism Month in June, this month's issue will feature Memorial Hall for Incheon Landing Operation and nearby attractions. Stories on unique workshops in Jung-gu, an interview with a master in traditional Korean bronze casting seeking to preserve traditional Korean culture and a Taekwondo instructor will give readers a better understanding of Korean culture. Also check out the article on the newly opened Triple Street in Songdo International Besiness District.

Hi, Island The islands of Incheon are shrouded in ancient mysteries. At the end of the broad beach, terrain features with parts that have been cut and parts that have piled up prove the history of the West Sea. Let’s go to Incheon’s Islands, which capture many stories about the sea, land, and sky, and take a break in life, facing the sea breeze.

Our engagement with time is a ubiquitous feature of our lives. We are aware of time on many scales, from the briefest flicker of change to the way our lives unfold over many years. But to what extent does this encounter reveal the true nature of temporal reality? To the extent that temporal reality is as it seems, how do we come to be aware of it? And to the extent that temporal reality is not as it seems, why does it seem that way? These are the central questions addressed by Simon Prosser in Experiencing Time. These questions take on a particular importance in philosophy for two reasons. Firstly, there is a view concerning the metaphysics of time, known as the B-theory of time, according to which the apparently dynamic quality of change, the special status of the present, and even the passage of time are all illusions. Instead, the world is a four-dimensional space-time block, lacking any of the apparent dynamic features of time. If the B-theory is correct, as the book argues, then it must be explained why our experiences seem to tell us otherwise. Secondly, experiences of temporal features such as changes, rates and durations are of independent interest because of certain puzzles that they raise, the solutions to which may shed light on broader issues in the philosophy of mind.

The leadership of schools can make a significant difference to enhancing the life chances of students in schools and enabling them to succeed. This book examines leadership within schools, focusing on securing success within a challenging social and political environment. It explores the approaches to leadership adopted by four successful secondary school headteachers in a local authority situated in an area of high social deprivation and identifies the impact the headteachers of these schools have on staff, students and community. It analyses the key leadership strategies of these successful school leaders, strategies that can be deployed in all schools, and explores the links between leadership theories and leadership actions. The book goes on to examine how these strategies were actually implemented in a failing school in challenging circumstances and shows how other schools might benefit from such strategies and the insights on which they are based.