Clever Turtles

If you see everything Workflow for Drupal 6 has to offer but are still missing the essential actions link/feature, you may want to ensure the Drupal module Trigger is enabled. Although actions is apart of the core, apparently Trigger is required for Workflow to access them. With Trigger off however, you are will still be able to view Drupal actions in the site configuration.

This dependency doesn’t seem to be touched on much, so I figured I’d post it here for the internets.

I ran across this joke in PASSIONS OF THE CUT SLEEVE, by Bret Hinsch, who took it from Howard Levy's CHINESE SEX JOKES IN TRADITIONAL TIMES.

A Taoist gentleman did the bedroom thing, taking off his clothes, folding his hands, and proclaiming, "It's not I like sex, but I do it to continue my ancestral line."

So there I was, doing my midnight browsing on the internets. I knew I needed sleep, I knew I was tired. But as we all know, you’re never too tired to read a few more headlines or browse through a few more of your friend’s pictures on Facebook.

And then something caught my eye, a name. Facebook in its omniscient magic suggested I add Jon Huer as a friend. Jon Huer, Jon Huer, I thought. Why does that name seem so familiar? It was time for a bit of techno-savvy investigation. It was time to google Jon Huer, and boy was I surprised about the results.

A night out in Itaewon and John blurts out all sorts of wisdoms...I remember the Koreans being very annoyed and 'Tyrone' in particular. It was a fun night in the end though when we moved to a small club in Hongdae where we danced pretty much all night and where there were lots of creepy guys.

On Saturday Night, May 19th 2007, José, Owen, Jessica, Kevin, Cat and moi went out in Kangnam area, but before all the dancing started, we sat down for some fruit soju to hear the American and Brit quarrel about...themselves...

Thought you might like this. It's the textbook for Columbia's intermediate Korean course.

Textbook: Integrated Korean, Intermediate 1 and 2.
Young-Mee Cho, Hyo Sang Lee, Carol Schulz, Ho-Min Sohn, Sung-Ock Sohn.
Hawaii: Univ. of Hawaii Press. 2000
Workbook: Integrated Korean Workbook, Intermediate 1.
Carol Schulz. Hawaii: Univ. of Hawaii Press. 2001
Integrated Korean Workbook, Intermediate 2. Hawaii: Univ. of Hawaii Press. 2001

Min Pyong-ch'ol, at one time Korea's most famous English lecturer and founder of the BCM English education corporate group. I worked at a BCM franchise during my first year in Korea, and Autumn was my replacement when she came on her first EFL tour of duty.

I actually met the guy once. His 'R's are hilarious -- he pronounces them correctly, but he puts so much emphasis on them that gives his accent a little bit of a hard-to-place Midwest/Northeast feel.

First off, I apologize, because the text below is clustered. I have a lot of thoughts in my mind and I’m still trying to sort through it. It’s all a mesh. If anything, just watch the video below.

I'm trying to stay in the habit of posting something, so here's more random martial arts and history stuff.

While reading through a Korean book on traditional martial arts, I ran across a brief description of a hwarang legend that I thought I would translate and post. Like all good legends, it's slightly fucked up.