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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Golden Fish - still airing on MBC


* Title: 황금물고기 / Hwanggeummulgoki
* Also known as: Golden Fish
* Genre: Romance, melodrama
* Episodes: 100+
* Broadcast network: MBC
* Broadcast period: 2010-May-03 to TBA
* Air time: Monday to Friday 20:15


Synopsis
The drama tells the story of Lee Tae Young, who falls in love with his stepsister, Han Ji Min. Their pure but forbidden love is further tested by the interventions of those around them, all of whom are driven by their own selfish motivations.


Cast

* Lee Tae Gon as Lee Tae Young
* Park Sang Won as Moon Jung Ho
* Jo Yoon Hee as Han Ji Min
* So Yoo Jin as Moon Hyun Jin
* Park Ki Woong as Han Kang Min
* Guzal Tursunova (구잘 투르수노바) as Rebecca
* Jung Hye Sun as Mrs. Kang (Jung Ho's mother)
* Lee Il Hwa as Moon Jung Won (Jung Ho's sister)
* Lee Hae Woo as Moon Suk Jin
* Lee Hyung Suk (이형석) as Yook Gong Dol
* Kim Yong Gun as Han Kyung San
* Yoon Yeo Jung as Jo Yoon Hee
* Seo Seung Man as Jo Yoon Woo
* Kim Bo Yun as Lee Se Rin
* Kang Ye Seo (강예서) as Seo Yeon (Hyun Jin's daughter)
* Hwang Seung Eon (황승언) as Yoon Myung Ji
* Lee Hae In as Seo Joo Hee
* Yoon Eun Young (윤은영) as Ji Min's friend


Production Credits
* Producer: Lee Da Young (이대영)
* Screenwriter: Jo Eun Jung (조은정)
* Director: Oh Hyun Chang, Joo Sung Woo (주성우)


Episode Ratings
see Golden Fish/Episode Ratings


External Links
* Official site
* News articles: (1), (2), (3), (4)

A Good Day For The Wind To Blow - still airing on KBS1


* Title: 바람 불어 좋은날 / Baram Bureo Joheunnal
* Also known as: Good Days When The Wind Blows / Windy But Pleasant Day
* Genre: Romance, family
* Episodes: 100+
* Broadcast network: KBS1
* Broadcast period: 2010-Feb-01 to TBA
* Air time: Monday to Friday 20:25


Synopsis
Kwon Oh Bok is a a 19-year-old young woman/orphan who refuses to give up her dream of becoming a top illustrator. Because she grew up poor (and is still struggling), she is extremely frugal, and maintains an optimistic outlook on things. Kwon Oh Bok has nothing that she can call her own in her life-time, not even the little room that she stays in. However, her hot temper will flares whenever she witness any injustice.


Cast
* Kim So Eun as Kwon Oh Bok
* Jung Seung Ho as Kwon Yi Moon (Oh Bok's father)


Jang family
* Na Moon Hee as Na Kkeut Soon (grandmother)
* Kang In Duk as Jang Jung Nam (father)
* Yoon Mi Ra as Yoon Sun Hee (mother)
* Jin Yi Han as Jang Dae Han
* Seo Hyo Rim as Jang Man Se
* Lee Hyun Jin as Jang Min Guk
* Kang Han Byul (강한별) as Jang Dok Rip (Dae Han's son)


Kang family
* Kim Sung Hwan as Kang In Soo (father)
* Na Young Hee as Cha Yeon Shil (mother)
* Kang Ji Sub as Kang Sang Jun


Lee family
* Kim Mi Sook as Lee Kang Hee
* Kwon Oh Hyun (권오현) as Seo Dong Shik (brother-in-law)
* Ahn Hye Kyung as Kim Nam Suk (Dong Shik's wife)
* Joo Hye Rin as Seo Hyo Ri (Dong Shik's daughter)


Other people
* Lee Sung Min as Choi Mi Ran (Jang Dok Rip's biological mother)
* Kang Eun Tak as Han Ki Chul (Oh Bok's friend)
* Jung Da Young as Ha Sol Ji
* Min Young Won as Hwa Young


Production Credits
* Producer: Lee Duk Gun
* Scriptwriter: Lee Duk Jae


Episode Ratings
see A Good Day For The Wind To Blow/Episode Ratings


External Links
* Official site
* News articles: (1), (2)

SYOG 2010 : Badminton


Badminton, the world’s fastest racket sport, is played using strung rackets. These rackets are similar to tennis rackets but smaller, more flexible and lighter. A feather shuttlecock is used in play by either two opposing players (Singles) or four players (Doubles) on a marked rectangular court. For the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games, shuttlers will only compete in the Singles event. The objective of the game is to score points by hitting the shuttlecock over the net into the opponent’s half of the court, so that it hits the ground before the opponent is able to return it.

Badminton
International Federation : Badminton World Federation (BWF)
Venue : Singapore Indoor Stadium
AGE GROUP(dd/mm/yy): 1/1/92-31/12/93
QUALIFICATION SYSTEM(Qualifying Events) : 5 YCC in 2010, JWC in 2010
Procedure : Highest ranked M and W (1 per NOC) qualify according to continental quotas at YCC or based on continental ranking list (Africa, America and Oceania - 2 per event; Asia and Europe - 5 per event). The remaining 7 places qualify through the 2010 JWC ranking list.

SYOG 2010 : Athletics


Athletics, in many ways, embodies the Olympic motto, 'Citius, Altius, Fortius', meaning 'Faster, Higher, Stronger'. Athletics, or Track and Field, is about running faster, jumping higher, throwing further than competitors and enduring long distances. For the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games, Athletics comprises a total 36 track and field events for both Boys and Girls.


Athletics
International Federation : International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF)
Venue : Bishan Stadium
AGE GROUP(dd/mm/yy): 1/1/93-31/12/94
QUALIFICATION SYSTEM(Qualifying Events) : 5 YCC in 2010
Procedure : 16 athletes per event will qualify through YCC, with the number of positions available per area/continent based on results from last 3 YWC.

SYOG 2010 : Archery


Archery is a sport involving the use of a bow and arrows, with the aim of scoring the most points by accurately shooting the arrow to the centre of the target.


There are individual Junior Men, Junior Women and Mixed Team competitions. The distance that athletes will be shooting is 70m. The Olympic Round starts with a ranking match, followed by the individual and team elimination format.


Archery
International Federation : International Archery Federation (FITA)
Venue : Kallang Field
AGE GROUP(dd/mm/yy): 1/1/92-31/12/93
QUALIFICATION SYSTEM(Qualifying Events) : Special qualifying competition at 2009 YWC and 5 continental qualification tournaments in 2009 and 2010
Procedure : 17 places at YWC allocated to NOCs of highest ranked archers. 6 places distributed during continental events to NOCs not yet qualified (2 places for Europe and 1 place each for Asia, Americas, Africa and Oceania).

SYOG 2010 : Aquatics


Aquatics at the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games (Singapore 2010) comprises two water-based disciplines. Diving combines artistry and athleticism with undeniable courage – divers hit the water at about 55km/h. There will be two events for both Youth Men and Youth Women, leaping from a 3m springboard or a 10m platform. For Swimming, events include Freestyle, Breaststroke, Backstroke, Butterfly and Medley, testing the speed and endurance of participants in Individual and Team competitions. The order of the Individual Medley is Butterfly, Backstroke, Breaststroke and Freestyle, while the order for Medley Relay is Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly and Freestyle. As a first, a Mixed Gender event for 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay and 4 x 100m Medley Relay is included in Singapore 2010.


Aquatics - Diving
International Federation : Fédération Internationale de Natation (FINA)
Venue : Toa Payoh Swimming Complex
AGE GROUP(dd/mm/yy): 1/1/93-31/12/94
QUALIFICATION SYSTEM (Qualifying Events) : One dedicated qualification event in 2010
Procedure : 9 best ranked athletes in each event will qualify their respective NOC.


Aquatics - Swimming
International Federation : Fédération internationale de Natation (FINA)
Venue : Singapore Sports School
AGE GROUP(dd/mm/yy): 1/1/92-31/12/93(M) 1/1/93-31/12/94(W)
QUALIFICATION SYSTEM(Qualifying Events) : FINA 2009 WC (for NOC quotas) and sanctioned events in 2009/2010 (for qualification times)
Procedure : NOC team ranking at FINA 2009 WC and achievement of qualification times establishes number of athletes qualified per NOC. Top 16 teams qualify max of 8 athletes, while lower ranked teams qualify a max of 4 or 2 athletes. Selected athletes can achieve qualification times at all events sanctioned by FINA.

Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games


Singapore will be hosting the inaugural Youth Olympic Games (YOG) from 14 to 26 August 2010. The Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games will receive some 5,000 athletes and officials from the 205 National Olympic Committees (NOCs), along with estimated 1200 media representatives, 20,000 local and international volunteers, and more than 370,000 spectators. Young athletes - aged between 14 and 18 years - will compete in 26 sports and take part in Culture and Education Programme.

The Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games aims to inspire youth around the world to embrace, embody and express the Olympic values of Excellence, Friendship and Respect. It will create a lasting sports, culture and education legacy for Singapore and youths from around the world, as well as enhance and elevate the sporting culture locally and regionally.