Freakonomics » On Payday, Watch Your Back

Freakonomics » On Payday, Watch Your Back when you get paid more bad things happen.

Live from Tokyo | EXPAT Hell

Live from Tokyo | EXPAT Hell wifi is not for hotel guests in japan. everyone in korea wants to be the same.

In Thinking: Nights with My Korean Uni Class | Koreabridge.net

In Thinking: Nights with My Korean Uni Class | Koreabridge.net

a comprehensive post about teaching writing in Korea from a fresh eye. It sounds to me like she didn't have her students peer edit enough but their workload is unreasonable. also to point out something good is that I like how she had her students write up the number of the assignment and all that information.

I might borrow that idea.

AddThis Social Bookmarking Sharing Button Widget

AddThis Social Bookmarking Sharing Button Widget cool widget.... look at all these sites that are connected and can be used to share pages that interest you. naver, daum and the other Korean sites are obviously missing. why?

Is China Following Russia’s Foreign Policy? | ROK Drop

Is China Following Russia’s Foreign Policy? | ROK Drop The media tends to think of better and worse relations — I don’t think of that. Russia has its interests; the United States has its interests. There are times when these interests coincide; there are times when these interests diverge. There are times when one country or the other is too preoccupied with other things to be worried about the other. At the moment, the truth of the matter is that the United States remains deeply concerned with Iraq and Afghanistan and the uprising in the Arab world. The United States doesn’t have that much time to worry about Russia and so you can say that relations have become better. But you can equally say that when they come worse, it’s not so much that a decision was made to make them worse, it’s just natural tensions arising.

road rage, roid rage « Lex maniac

road rage, roid rage « Lex maniac when I lose my temper it is difficult to find it again.

English Raven: Never ask students to do something you aren't willing to do yourself...

English Raven: Never ask students to do something you aren't willing to do yourself... Jason R. rocks. i'm going to ask my writing students to record themselves and post it to their blogs. Having my writing students make blogs has been a pretty interesting task for them. I think they are getting a lot out of it. next week I'll have my reading students start following blogs with a reader.

A funny side effect is me being motivated to at least work on my blog a little.

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http://tbsefm.seoul.kr/eNews/news.do?method=efmNewsInfo&n_idx=47097

this is fantastic news.  a fast train to jamshil will really cut down my travel time.

How to Start a Blog - wikiHow

my students are starting wikis instead of blogs!!!!!How to Start a Blog - wikiHow