The ads that just came up when I checked today were all crappy EFL recruiting sites or crappy dating sites. We definitely need to raise the improve the level of content or something.
Just had a particularly frustrating listening exam today. Both as an instructor and a student, I've given a lot of thought towards listening comprehension. How to teach it, how to test it, and so forth. There are a lot of variables which can affect student performance, although I'm not sure how the research bears out for learning efficiency.
. . . and happen to be living in a time capsule of the year 2002 . . .
Enabling Korean language support for Windows 2000. A tutorial I made years ago while I was in college Korean classes. Now, of course, since I use a Mac I have no trouble with this sort of thing. Unless Korean's send me Hangeul 2000 files.
I am trying to limit my usage of unnecessary punctuation by actually writing it out so I am REALLY committed to each "exclamation point" I use (period) So (comma) didja like the pics I posted for you guys (question mark) I put a lot of thought into which ones to post (squiggly friendly tilde)(comma) especially all the gorgeous ones of John (EXCLAMATION POINT EXCLAMATION POINT EXCLAMATION POINT)
I find it unsurprising that almost every entry you make has an exclamation mark in the title.
Maybe I need a similar gimmick, like referencing Viktor Tsoi lyrics.
For those of you following Korean drama, the place they film 커피 프링스 (Coffee Prince) is an actual coffee shop in Hongdae that you can go see. Pictures and directions later if I can ever get my photos off of my cell phone.
Also, there's an OK coffee shop with a neat gimmick. The coffee bar/kitchen is a modified VW van they parked in the middle of the shop.