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Paek guided us in replicating her project, from explaining the materials to troubleshooting when we hit a snag.
Self-Sustainable Chair: Dress inflates into a chair for your butt | Inhabitat 2008
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Paek hopes the provocative art piece will “transform the humdrum experiences produced by routine walking commutes into an amusing interactive performance.”
Self-Sustainable Chair: Dress inflates into a chair for your butt | Inhabitat 2008
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During the Conflux Festival, Paek hosted a workshop at Eyebeam designed to help curious individuals including yours truly and a couple of friends construct a self-sustaining chair.
Self-Sustainable Chair: Dress inflates into a chair for your butt | Inhabitat 2008
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In late 2003 someone referred to as Paek Se Bong — which can be interpreted as "the New Peak of Mount Paektu" — was named to Kim Jong Il's exclusive cabinet, and though there are no published photos of the "New Peak," some South Korean analysts speculate that it is Jong Chol.
After Kim Jong Il 2005
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In late 2003 someone referred to as Paek Se Bong — which can be interpreted as "the New Peak of Mount Paektu" — was named to Kim Jong Il's exclusive cabinet, and though there are no published photos of the "New Peak," some South Korean analysts speculate that it is Jong Chol.
After Kim Jong Il 2005
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It was no nuclear explosion or an accident, Rammell quoted Paek as saying.
Hullabaloo 2004
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Among them was Paek Won Chol, who described himself as a "soldier and disciple" of Kim Jong Il.
FOXNews.com 2012
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Dr. Hye-Jin Paek, who researches health-related communications, said the positive message used there was less likely to have the unintended consequences of victimizing obese people.
NYT > Home Page By PATRICK McGEEHAN 2012
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Dr. Paek, who recently left the faculty of Michigan State University to return to South Korea, said her research on anti-smoking ads concluded that "fear appeals could work, but most of the time could backfire."
NYT > Home Page By PATRICK McGEEHAN 2012
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Suk-Hyon Paek, Anne Clark and Samuel Belu-John believe they've come up with a better way for small- to medium-sized financial institutions to sort the wheat from the chaff of asset-backed securities such as default credit swaps.
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