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Author Archives: Greg Boone
The Soft Power of Online Diplomacy
Abstract The age of the state is not over. Though some have written about the power of web 2.0 to topple regimes and destroy state sovereignty, the picture is a little more complicated. The Republic of Korea in the last … Continue reading
Posted in Korea Stories, Scholarship
Tagged culture, diplomacy, hallyu, hansik, Korea, korean wave, North Korea, online diplomacy, public diplomacy, South Korea
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Mount Vernon: An Ode to Dedicated Trails
A couple weeks ago Danielle and I joined a couple of my new classmates on a ride out to Mount Vernon. The beautiful trail winds its way along the Potomac from the Washington estate past Alexandria, where it is briefly … Continue reading
Posted in 202 Bikes and Brews
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New Blog, Without a Design Refresh, Yet
We added a new blog this week, this one will be mostly me, but Danielle might weigh in occasionally. I’m sure she’ll have her own blog that I’ll probably not contribute much to in good time. For now, we give … Continue reading
Bring on the Good Beers
Andre Francisco at Just a Rough Draft (and recently at POGO as well) and I could drone on for hours lamenting a common and serious problem with fine dining establishments: the beer list. Continue reading
Posted in 202 Bikes and Brews
Tagged Beer, beer week 2011, dc beer, food, good beer, restaurant week 2011
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Why I’m (still) Excited about Google+
It wasn’t until the Facebook/Skype marriage that I remembered Google were tackling a new social service. Eventually I got into the system to give it a spin and I have to say I’m impressed. I’m not quite ready to ditch Facebook, … Continue reading
Wherein a Northfield Game Inspired a Lesson Plan
People who came of age in the State of Minnesota sometime in the last decade likely have heard of Tricadecathlonomania, particularly those of us who know someone Northfield. For anyone who hasn’t heard of it, Trica, as it’s commonly known, … Continue reading
Posted in Keeping up with the Magyars
Tagged games, Hungary, lesson plans, lessons, munkacsy, northfield, teaching, tricca
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Classroom 2.0: The Wiki Experiment
Wherein Greg endeavors to teach high schoolers to wiki responsibly. Continue reading
Posted in Keeping up with the Magyars
Tagged Hungary, Kaposvar, lesson plan, lessons, munkacsy, wiki
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Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs was a great man who invented some amazing devices that have changed the way we interact with technology. Today we’ve changed our look, (inspired by boingboing.net) to a retro mac theme in his memory. I never knew Jobs, … Continue reading →