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Well baseball season is almost on us again and the schedule has been published.

For the always entertaining Lotte Giants check out their website (IE recommended)

http://giantsclub.com/home/game_guide/schedule1_list.asp

For all teams go to the KBO site and click on 경기일정

http://www.koreabaseball.com/

There are pre season games that are happening right now, but the season kicks of proper on Saturday 27th March.

Lotte's home game is against the renamed Heroes (Now the Nexen Heroes).

Tickets can be bought at the ground before games begin. However, for the seasons early games, and subsequent games if they are doing well, at the ground tickets are difficult to get (if they are available at all).

Online ticketing is available

http://ticket.giantsclub.com/login/loginForm.jsp

But, at this stage you will need a Korean id number to sign up, since foreinger ARC numbers are not accepted.

The good news though is that from April, foreigners will be able to become members according to the site.

Hopefully this will be season that they will finally break through and achieve what they have always promised but never achieved! Then again, this is the Lotte Giants we are talking about!

Go Giants!

 

 Hey, I'm wondering if anyone knows what the Lotta Giants baseball team in Busan's schedule is. I looked on google and could only find it in Korean...I don't speak Korean. Any links or help would be awesome. Thanks.

Hello all, I've just arrived for a second time to Busan and plan to stay for about 2 years. So, I'm looking into getting a mobile phone and would like to explore signing a contract instead going with the pre-paid services. In my previous time in Korea I just opted to go with a pre-paid phone and could pull off spending just a little over 20,000 a month when you averaged it all out. (Mind you that it was only texting I was doing, never any calls) I don't make a lot of calls or send a boatload of texts. I probably only use my phone a moderate to low amount for both texts and calls.

This time around though, I'd like to actually be able to make calls so I'd like to try out a contract. WHEW! Which leads me to my long winded question:

Which mobile phone company is the best and what are there best deals available?

*Please let me know your good and bad stories so I can see some pros and cons.

I know this may sound like a stupid question, but, Is it possible to get a non Korean speaking Non Teaching job in Korea??    I met my Korean wife elsewhere came here and have discovered that really teaching isn't for me.  Or am I scr*wed???    Constructive advice is welcomed

Thanks in Advance!!

''Teaching little kids in Geoje Island!!!!!!!It is very prestigious kids program in Korea and they are looking for a teacher who is good at with younger kids. ''

Please....it's a kids hogwan and with hours like that when would you see this beautiful island?

Man, I wish people would give more information in regards to the actual jobs instead of trying to steroid it up with distractions. I mean what do apples and fashion have to do with teaching in Daegu?  nothing.

We need to know much money base, how much for overtime, show me picks of the apt., is it shared? if so...I want a stipend instead and something current (400,000+w). I'm not 18 and in college anymore. How much vacation? Do I pick my vacation or do you let me go the last two weeks of my contract? I want airfare home, just because I'm here doesn't mean you get a freebie. Do you offer a relocation allowance? my shit doesn't move for free neither will I.  

These are some of the things you need to know; not 'we have a famous fish market'. Please.....

I'm looking for a awesome yoga studio. One that has lots of classes and types of yoga. Currently I'm living in Ocheonjang...and would be willing to travel a couple stops to get a good workout. Oh and I've taken Yoga in Korean before and I"m fine with it. Thanks!

Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) with laser hair removal in Busan?

Can anyone recommend a clinic that they have had a positive experience with?  I am looking for a place that does legs and that has an English-speaking doctor or staff.

Thanks for any help!

Does anyone know where I can buy wax for at-home use in Busan?  I thought they would carry it in pharmacies, large grocery stores, etc., but I've yet to see it here.

If anyone can point me in the right direction or has seen this produce anywhere, please let me know!

Much appreciated!

Does anybody know the situation if  a Hagwon shuts down, are there any regulations regarding payment of the remaining months in the contract ie have 6 month done and have 6 months left.

Info would be much appreciated

Anyone have the number of a good handyman?

 

Any thoughts on where to find a good selection of English board games for a reasonable price? Close to Nampo-dong would be amazing.

I am a runner in the process of moving to Busan. While I am there, I would like to train for the Busan Marathon held in November. Does anybody know of any running/trainning groups (Formal or Informal) that I can join?

-Vania

The Busan Bulls rugby team (RFC) is looking for more men and women to get involved in the ever-growing sport of rugby here in Korea. Korean nationals and foreigners alike are encouraged to come out and have some fun with other laid-back folks who love to have a good time. No experience needed, great way to meet new people in a social atmosphere, the ability to travel around Korea for games (Seoul, Ulsan, Daegu, etc), and get fit while having a great time. Just casual games scheduled so far, so it won't be a big commitment. Enjoy the good-times culture of rugby here in Korea while the beautiful Busan sun shines. For more information, email Pete (pete.crozier@yahoo.com), or visit us on facebook.

Seamen’s Club at Pier 8

EASTER BUFFET

Sunday --April 4th 

 11am  ~ 8:00pm

Celebrate Easter in festive style.  Worship first, then join the Seamen's Club Busan for a fabulous Easter Buffet throughout the day and early evening.

The Menu

Shrimp & Fresh Tomato Tequila Cocktail

Andouille and Potato Soup

Citrus Spinach Salad

Leg of Lamb with Mint Jelly

Steamship Round

Roast Turkey with Giblet Gravy

Glazed Ham

Baby Carrots with Thyme Butter

Baby Potatoes w/garlic & rosemary

Combination Fried Rice

Mashed Potatoes and Gravy

Iced Tea, Coffee & Lemonade

Cherry Cheese Strudel / Assorted Pies

Coffee with Chocolate Dipped Strawberries The Price: $22.95 for Adults $10.95 for Children 5 ~ 12

W27,550 for Adults   W13,150 for Children 5 ~ 12

UNDER Four FREE

Make your reservations today by calling the Seamen's Club

Military DSN: 763-3948 Civilian (051) 646-1993

Hey im looking into buying a english laptop in busan?any ideas on cheap electronic shops?thanks!

I can't find any website with bus routes so I'm asking here.  Is a bus the best way to Iksan?  Do I take the bus from Sasang or Dongnae?

Hello,

I'm wondering if there is any way to obtain an international drivers license once you are already in Korea. Is switching to a Korean driver's license the only option?

Also, I've been trying to find a reliable source for driving laws in Korea. I read somewhere that bikes with small engines like 50cc don't require a license to drive. Can anyone verify?

 

Thanks,

E

Does anyone know of a place to go tanning in the Jangsan area? Yes, i know they are bad for you and it's a long shot here in Korea, but if anyone knows of one, post it here, please!

Thanks!

• New rugby club starting up in Korea's second city.
• Come and play the best game in the world!
• All skill levels welcome, no previous experience necessary.
• A great way to get fit and make new friends.
• Training starts soon, Saturdays 10am
• Drinks after training at O'Briens gaya, also social evenings, watching the Six Nations, Tri-Nations, etc.
• Games will be played against local korean sides and expat sides around the country
• Possiblity to tour around Asia
• Contact mavrik2008@gmail.com for more details.
• Facebook : Busan Bulls RFC.

 

 Anyone know of places in Busan that teach breakdancing?