Comments for Harms-Boone Productions http://harmsboone.org Two grad students from the midwest, holding it down in DC. Thu, 15 Dec 2011 21:10:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on A Home-brewer’s Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) by Eric http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli/comment-page-1#comment-614 Eric Thu, 15 Dec 2011 21:10:16 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=505#comment-614 Just returned from a business trip to Korea & loved the Makgeolli! Glad I found this post. Hopefully I can find the namuk cakes at my local Korean supermarket. From what I was told, Makgeolli has a very short shelf-life. Just returned from a business trip to Korea & loved the Makgeolli! Glad I found this post. Hopefully I can find the namuk cakes at my local Korean supermarket. From what I was told, Makgeolli has a very short shelf-life.

]]> Comment on Linden Honey Baguette by Greg Boone http://harmsboone.org/linden-honey-baguette/comment-page-1#comment-612 Greg Boone Tue, 13 Dec 2011 13:09:19 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=909#comment-612 Unfortunately I do not know of any place to get Slovenian honey in the US. If you find out, let us know! Unfortunately I do not know of any place to get Slovenian honey in the US. If you find out, let us know!

]]> Comment on Linden Honey Baguette by Roslyn Modzelewski http://harmsboone.org/linden-honey-baguette/comment-page-1#comment-611 Roslyn Modzelewski Sat, 10 Dec 2011 18:47:53 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=909#comment-611 I enjoyed your article about Slovenian honey. Do you know how/where it can be purchased in the US? I have tried working through Slovenski Med and some of its beekeepers. Thank you. I enjoyed your article about Slovenian honey. Do you know how/where it can be purchased in the US? I have tried working through Slovenski Med and some of its beekeepers. Thank you.

]]> Comment on A Home-brewer’s Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) by Greg Boone http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli/comment-page-1#comment-604 Greg Boone Sat, 19 Nov 2011 20:03:44 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=505#comment-604 Thanks, Michael and Danny for the name of the rice. Now if I can hunt down some nuruk in the states, I'll be set to make some more 막걸리. Thanks, Michael and Danny for the name of the rice. Now if I can hunt down some nuruk in the states, I’ll be set to make some more 막걸리.

]]> Comment on A Home-brewer’s Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) by danny http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli/comment-page-1#comment-603 danny Fri, 18 Nov 2011 19:57:03 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=505#comment-603 It's called chap ssal, or "glutenous rice". Similar to japanese sticky rice! in korean: 찹쌀 It’s called chap ssal, or “glutenous rice”. Similar to japanese sticky rice! in korean: 찹쌀

]]> Comment on A Home-brewer’s Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) by Michael Phares http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli/comment-page-1#comment-601 Michael Phares Sat, 05 Nov 2011 10:51:16 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=505#comment-601 The special rice is called 찹쌀/Chap Ssal. Just a sweet rice. The special rice is called 찹쌀/Chap Ssal. Just a sweet rice.

]]> Comment on Linden Honey Baguette by Drink Mixer – Linden Honey http://harmsboone.org/linden-honey-baguette/comment-page-1#comment-595 Drink Mixer – Linden Honey Tue, 27 Sep 2011 21:29:06 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=909#comment-595 [...] Linden Honey Image by daniellemharms After hearing so much about the tradition of bee keeping in Slovenia, we knew we couldn’t head home without some honey weighing down our suit case. In Ljubljana we were overwhelmed by all our choices, and finally committed to a delicious jar of Linden Honey from a small market in Piran, Slovenia. Its flavor packed a tasty punch in a batch of bread. Read about the delicious bread recipe here: harmsboone.org/linden-honey-baguette [...] [...] Linden Honey Image by daniellemharms After hearing so much about the tradition of bee keeping in Slovenia, we knew we couldn’t head home without some honey weighing down our suit case. In Ljubljana we were overwhelmed by all our choices, and finally committed to a delicious jar of Linden Honey from a small market in Piran, Slovenia. Its flavor packed a tasty punch in a batch of bread. Read about the delicious bread recipe here: harmsboone.org/linden-honey-baguette [...]

]]> Comment on Bring on the Good Beers by Lauren M.F-E http://harmsboone.org/bring-on-the-good-beers/comment-page-1#comment-589 Lauren M.F-E Wed, 07 Sep 2011 21:09:35 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=1166#comment-589 Next time you're in the Cities you absolutely have to come to Harriet Brewing. I just started volunteering there last weekend, and in addition to receiving literally all the free beer I could drink, there staff is fantastic and their beers are spectacular- all Belgian style, sophisticated, and marvelously seasonal. Next time you’re in the Cities you absolutely have to come to Harriet Brewing. I just started volunteering there last weekend, and in addition to receiving literally all the free beer I could drink, there staff is fantastic and their beers are spectacular- all Belgian style, sophisticated, and marvelously seasonal.

]]> Comment on Hacking as Protest? by Greg Boone http://harmsboone.org/hacking-as-protest/comment-page-1#comment-580 Greg Boone Wed, 17 Aug 2011 13:04:04 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=1161#comment-580 It would seem like a much more effective thing to do would be to hack in and just delete all the data. That would set BART even further back, forcing them to have all their customers reenter all their data and possibly rebuild parts of their website. It would seem like a much more effective thing to do would be to hack in and just delete all the data. That would set BART even further back, forcing them to have all their customers reenter all their data and possibly rebuild parts of their website.

]]> Comment on Hacking as Protest? by Lauren M.F-E http://harmsboone.org/hacking-as-protest/comment-page-1#comment-579 Lauren M.F-E Tue, 16 Aug 2011 18:04:06 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=1161#comment-579 Fantastic inquiries, Greg, and intriguing questions I think. In answer to your final question I would say that yes, the possibility of essential data being outed is a sacrifice people need to be aware of and willing to make when they opt into any kind of system, be it a bank, transit system, etc. It's unfortunate that a certain amount of opting in is pretty much essential in today's world, ie one must have a social security number that is used as identification in any number of situations if you want to live any way other than completely off the grid. No one should be deluded that participation in the public sphere is inherently safe, at least in regards to the lockdown of shared information. I think the American public has been sorely misled as to the nature of the information web in the present age, and education on conscious consumption and conveyance of information is essential. However, I think it is also up to the public to hold protesters like Anonymous accountable to exactly what you criticize: releasing date of innocent civilians. I would challenge those innocent civilians to demand that hackers and protesters alike explain the intention and benefit behind releasing that kind of information to the world. ~Lauren Fantastic inquiries, Greg, and intriguing questions I think. In answer to your final question I would say that yes, the possibility of essential data being outed is a sacrifice people need to be aware of and willing to make when they opt into any kind of system, be it a bank, transit system, etc. It’s unfortunate that a certain amount of opting in is pretty much essential in today’s world, ie one must have a social security number that is used as identification in any number of situations if you want to live any way other than completely off the grid. No one should be deluded that participation in the public sphere is inherently safe, at least in regards to the lockdown of shared information. I think the American public has been sorely misled as to the nature of the information web in the present age, and education on conscious consumption and conveyance of information is essential.

However, I think it is also up to the public to hold protesters like Anonymous accountable to exactly what you criticize: releasing date of innocent civilians. I would challenge those innocent civilians to demand that hackers and protesters alike explain the intention and benefit behind releasing that kind of information to the world.

~Lauren

]]> Comment on Weak Ties Build Movements by Hacking as Protest? | Harms-Boone Productions http://harmsboone.org/weak-ties-build-movements/comment-page-1#comment-578 Hacking as Protest? | Harms-Boone Productions Tue, 16 Aug 2011 15:06:20 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=874#comment-578 [...] while ago I railed against Malcolm Gladwell’s argument that social movements require “huge sacrifices” in order to be successful, and [...] [...] while ago I railed against Malcolm Gladwell’s argument that social movements require “huge sacrifices” in order to be successful, and [...]

]]> Comment on A Home-brewer’s Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) by Corey http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli/comment-page-1#comment-577 Corey Mon, 25 Jul 2011 05:09:03 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=505#comment-577 Thanks , we're brewing our first batch now based upon zedo-max video. Your outlines helps too :-) Corey Thanks , we’re brewing our first batch now based upon zedo-max video. Your outlines helps too :-)

Corey

]]> Comment on Wherein a Northfield Game Inspired a Lesson Plan by Steve Bertram http://harmsboone.org/wherein-a-northfield-game-inspired-a-lesson/comment-page-1#comment-576 Steve Bertram Sat, 23 Jul 2011 15:07:16 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=1137#comment-576 oops Click to see the address. Sorry. oops stev...@hotmail.com. Sorry.

]]> Comment on Wherein a Northfield Game Inspired a Lesson Plan by Steve Bertram http://harmsboone.org/wherein-a-northfield-game-inspired-a-lesson/comment-page-1#comment-575 Steve Bertram Sat, 23 Jul 2011 15:06:28 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=1137#comment-575 Greg, I came across your site doing a random search rgarding CETP. I'm currently in Minnesota and thinking about going to hungary to teach for a year with CETP. if you wouldn't mind, i'd like to ask you some questions about teaching in Hungary. my email: Click to see the address Steve Bertram Greg, I came across your site doing a random search rgarding CETP. I’m currently in Minnesota and thinking about going to hungary to teach for a year with CETP. if you wouldn’t mind, i’d like to ask you some questions about teaching in Hungary.

my email:

stev...@hotmail.com

Steve Bertram

]]> Comment on Ruminations on the Hungarian Language: Take Two by Ash http://harmsboone.org/ruminations-on-the-hungarian-language-take-two/comment-page-1#comment-572 Ash Sun, 03 Jul 2011 18:42:57 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=979#comment-572 A lovely article to read :) I have now lived in Hungary for 8 months after leaving the UK. The language is still my biggest problem to solve and I somehow feel like a 2 year old child not understanding even basic things. I am learning - but it's a slow, slow process. All the best to you! A lovely article to read :)

I have now lived in Hungary for 8 months after leaving the UK. The language is still my biggest problem to solve and I somehow feel like a 2 year old child not understanding even basic things.

I am learning – but it’s a slow, slow process.

All the best to you!

]]> Comment on A Home-brewer’s Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) by Makgeolli mash made « groundsquirrel http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli/comment-page-1#comment-571 Makgeolli mash made « groundsquirrel Mon, 27 Jun 2011 23:52:12 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=505#comment-571 [...] I managed to make a batch of makgeolli.  “Sweet rice”, which is used to make the makgeolli is quite sticky, and it’s currently taking a ride on my tee shirt.  I used roughly this recipe:  http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli [...] [...] I managed to make a batch of makgeolli.  “Sweet rice”, which is used to make the makgeolli is quite sticky, and it’s currently taking a ride on my tee shirt.  I used roughly this recipe:  http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli [...]

]]> Comment on A Home-brewer’s Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) by Greg http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli/comment-page-1#comment-570 Greg Mon, 30 May 2011 19:46:56 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=505#comment-570 That is a good question, Alec. I asked about that while we were there and unfortunately didn't get a very clear answer. The rice we used was a bit darker than the generic rice we would get from the markets, and it tasted a bit more complex than something you would eat. If you find out, please tell me! That is a good question, Alec. I asked about that while we were there and unfortunately didn’t get a very clear answer. The rice we used was a bit darker than the generic rice we would get from the markets, and it tasted a bit more complex than something you would eat. If you find out, please tell me!

]]> Comment on A Home-brewer’s Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) by Alec http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli/comment-page-1#comment-569 Alec Mon, 30 May 2011 19:19:57 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=505#comment-569 What is the special variety of rice used? What is the special variety of rice used?

]]> Comment on Wherein a Northfield Game Inspired a Lesson Plan by Lauren M.F. http://harmsboone.org/wherein-a-northfield-game-inspired-a-lesson/comment-page-1#comment-568 Lauren M.F. Thu, 26 May 2011 22:19:34 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=1137#comment-568 I cannot wait for the videos- what a fantastic lesson plan idea. A couple of years ago I remember overhearing Gunter and co. planning for Trica. I have no idea how it went, but was incredibly intrigued by the idea. Maybe one of these days I'll take on the challenge. I cannot wait for the videos- what a fantastic lesson plan idea.

A couple of years ago I remember overhearing Gunter and co. planning for Trica. I have no idea how it went, but was incredibly intrigued by the idea. Maybe one of these days I’ll take on the challenge.

]]> Comment on About by Patrick McCormick http://harmsboone.org/about/comment-page-1#comment-551 Patrick McCormick Sat, 30 Apr 2011 03:29:23 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?page_id=2#comment-551 I have been reading your blog... It’s great! I’ve been reading blogs from every country on this planet looking for writers that would make great contributors for an online magazine my daughter and I are developing. I like what you write about. We could help each other. My name is Patrick McCormick and our magazine is called “The e-Buffet”. Our prototype is online now. I hope you will take a look at it. It’s only been a month and we have assembled a remarkable group of talented artists and writers. It has become a Creative Collaboration and we are growing stronger every day. There are several excellent reasons for our early success recruiting this talent. First, it is a great opportunity to promote your own blog or website. Second we do not charge our contributors or make them work for free, we actually intend to pay them. The creators of The e-Buffet will take ten percent of the total gross revenue each month and place it into a pool to be split by the contributors. Admittedly, we are a start-up business and do not have deep pocket, so the pool will be small at first. However, with the type of artists we are attracting, I predict our readership will grow quickly. So, I like your work and I offer you the same opportunity that I have given the others. If you get in touch with me now, you can still place some of your material in the first issue due out June 1, 2011. Oh, the first few months you can submit articles and photographs that have all ready been published elsewhere. I hope to hear from you soon. Thank you for your time, Patrick McCormick I have been reading your blog… It’s great!

I’ve been reading blogs from every country on this planet looking for writers that would make great contributors for an online magazine my daughter and I are developing. I like what you write about. We could help each other.

My name is Patrick McCormick and our magazine is called “The e-Buffet”. Our prototype is online now. I hope you will take a look at it. It’s only been a month and we have assembled a remarkable group of talented artists and writers. It has become a Creative Collaboration and we are growing stronger every day.

There are several excellent reasons for our early success recruiting this talent. First, it is a great opportunity to promote your own blog or website. Second we do not charge our contributors or make them work for free, we actually intend to pay them. The creators of The e-Buffet will take ten percent of the total gross revenue each month and place it into a pool to be split by the contributors. Admittedly, we are a start-up business and do not have deep pocket, so the pool will be small at first. However, with the type of artists we are attracting, I predict our readership will grow quickly.

So, I like your work and I offer you the same opportunity that I have given the others. If you get in touch with me now, you can still place some of your material in the first issue due out June 1, 2011. Oh, the first few months you can submit articles and photographs that have all ready been published elsewhere. I hope to hear from you soon.

Thank you for your time,

Patrick McCormick

]]> Comment on Tales of a Gimnazium Lektor: Part One by Classroom 2.0: The Wiki Experiment | Harms-Boone Productions http://harmsboone.org/tales-of-a-gimnazium-lektor-part-one/comment-page-1#comment-540 Classroom 2.0: The Wiki Experiment | Harms-Boone Productions Wed, 13 Apr 2011 13:26:26 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=904#comment-540 [...] and Hungary for the twelfth graders. This is the part that could be substituted for homework, but given my experience with homework assignments in the past, I decided it all had to be done in class if I wanted it done. Days two and three were spent first [...] [...] and Hungary for the twelfth graders. This is the part that could be substituted for homework, but given my experience with homework assignments in the past, I decided it all had to be done in class if I wanted it done. Days two and three were spent first [...]

]]> Comment on A Legfinomabb Magyar Étel by Richard Halverstadt http://harmsboone.org/a-legfinomabb-magyar-etel/comment-page-1#comment-539 Richard Halverstadt Mon, 11 Apr 2011 20:59:37 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=1072#comment-539 Very nice article, Greg. I'm glad to have vicariously experienced your disznóvágás. I'm not sure I'd be able to actually witness one myself! Very nice article, Greg. I’m glad to have vicariously experienced your disznóvágás. I’m not sure I’d be able to actually witness one myself!

]]> Comment on Nem Beszélek Magyarul: Ruminations on the Hungarian Language by embawssoava http://harmsboone.org/nem-beszelek-magyarul-ruminations-on-the-hungarian-language/comment-page-1#comment-423 embawssoava Fri, 11 Mar 2011 10:18:58 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=946#comment-423 jo kezdet jo kezdet

]]> Comment on Biking among the cherry blossoms by Danielle Harms http://harmsboone.org/biking-among-the-cherry-blossoms/comment-page-1#comment-327 Danielle Harms Tue, 22 Feb 2011 07:39:53 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=442#comment-327 Hi Cathy, There are definitely cherry blossom trees around the lake. It's a gorgeous site, but be warned that on one side there are many resorts and restaurants and when the flowers are in bloom, it can get ridiculously busy. The majority of the lake is not as congested, however. Good luck! Hi Cathy,
There are definitely cherry blossom trees around the lake. It’s a gorgeous site, but be warned that on one side there are many resorts and restaurants and when the flowers are in bloom, it can get ridiculously busy. The majority of the lake is not as congested, however. Good luck!

]]> Comment on Biking among the cherry blossoms by cathy http://harmsboone.org/biking-among-the-cherry-blossoms/comment-page-1#comment-324 cathy Tue, 22 Feb 2011 05:34:44 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=442#comment-324 Hi, I am planning to go to Bomunho Lake and appreciate your adv on the following - 1. are there any cherry blossoms around the lake? Hi,

I am planning to go to Bomunho Lake and appreciate your adv on the following -

1. are there any cherry blossoms around the lake?

]]> Comment on State Fair Food Pitched by Munkácsy Students by Tweets that mention State Fair Food Pitched by Munkácsy Students | Harms-Boone Productions -- Topsy.com http://harmsboone.org/state-fair-food-pitched-by-munkacsy-students/comment-page-1#comment-236 Tweets that mention State Fair Food Pitched by Munkácsy Students | Harms-Boone Productions -- Topsy.com Wed, 09 Feb 2011 19:27:48 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=1033#comment-236 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Danielle Harms, Danielle Harms. Danielle Harms said: Elephant trunk filled w/ bat wings & cheese in worm sauce? Kürtöskalács stuffed w/ pig eyes in cheese sauce on a stick? http://bit.ly/hFeVsV [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Danielle Harms, Danielle Harms. Danielle Harms said: Elephant trunk filled w/ bat wings & cheese in worm sauce? Kürtöskalács stuffed w/ pig eyes in cheese sauce on a stick? http://bit.ly/hFeVsV [...]

]]> Comment on About by jill Fischer, CICE http://harmsboone.org/about/comment-page-1#comment-217 jill Fischer, CICE Tue, 01 Feb 2011 19:35:35 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?page_id=2#comment-217 Hi Greg, Have a Gustie looking at teaching abroad and I'm forwarding your email and blog site. This looks GREAT! Hope you and Danielle are WELL! from cold and snowy St. Peter... Jill Hi Greg,
Have a Gustie looking at teaching abroad and I’m forwarding your email and blog site. This looks GREAT! Hope you and Danielle are WELL!
from cold and snowy St. Peter…
Jill

]]> Comment on Nem Beszélek Magyarul: Ruminations on the Hungarian Language by Nancy Harms http://harmsboone.org/nem-beszelek-magyarul-ruminations-on-the-hungarian-language/comment-page-1#comment-159 Nancy Harms Mon, 13 Dec 2010 01:11:32 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=946#comment-159 love reading your stuff - always! love reading your stuff – always!

]]> Comment on Linden Honey Baguette by George http://harmsboone.org/linden-honey-baguette/comment-page-1#comment-155 George Fri, 10 Dec 2010 19:59:36 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=909#comment-155 Hey, really great blog post… I've enjoyed reading through your blog because of the great style and energy. I actually work for the CheapOair travel blog. If you're interested, we would love to have you on as a guest blogger. Please send me an e-mail: gchristodoulou(at)cheapoair(dot)com, and I can give you more information. Looking forward to hearing from you. Hey, really great blog post… I’ve enjoyed reading through your blog because of the great style and energy.

I actually work for the CheapOair travel blog. If you’re interested, we would love to have you on as a guest blogger. Please send me an e-mail: gchristodoulou(at)cheapoair(dot)com, and I can give you more information. Looking forward to hearing from you.

]]> Comment on Linden Honey Baguette by Greg Boone http://harmsboone.org/linden-honey-baguette/comment-page-1#comment-139 Greg Boone Thu, 25 Nov 2010 17:02:48 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=909#comment-139 It's all about trial and error, and apparently traveling to far away places to pick up esoteric ingredients. It’s all about trial and error, and apparently traveling to far away places to pick up esoteric ingredients.

]]> Comment on Linden Honey Baguette by Dad http://harmsboone.org/linden-honey-baguette/comment-page-1#comment-138 Dad Thu, 25 Nov 2010 14:33:51 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=909#comment-138 When you come home I want some baking lessons. It sounds like you know all the tricks mom never taught me. When you come home I want some baking lessons. It sounds like you know all the tricks mom never taught me.

]]> Comment on Tales of a Gimnazium Lektor: Part One by Greg Boone http://harmsboone.org/tales-of-a-gimnazium-lektor-part-one/comment-page-1#comment-136 Greg Boone Mon, 22 Nov 2010 06:19:12 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=904#comment-136 You are right, Dad, I meant to write if they could solve it without speaking <em>Hungarian</em> they would earn an A. Good catch. You are right, Dad, I meant to write if they could solve it without speaking Hungarian they would earn an A. Good catch.

]]> Comment on Tales of a Gimnazium Lektor: Part One by Dad http://harmsboone.org/tales-of-a-gimnazium-lektor-part-one/comment-page-1#comment-134 Dad Sun, 21 Nov 2010 01:50:19 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=904#comment-134 Greg, I am confused by your grading schema. I think there is an error in your statement “They would get a 5 (an A) if they could solve the problem without speaking English.” It seems to me that the best grade would go those who solved the problem only speaking English. Greg, I am confused by your grading schema. I think there is an error in your statement “They would get a 5 (an A) if they could solve the problem without speaking English.” It seems to me that the best grade would go those who solved the problem only speaking English.

]]> Comment on A Quick (Belated) Podcast by LaReesa http://harmsboone.org/a-quick-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-120 LaReesa Tue, 09 Nov 2010 03:03:44 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=893#comment-120 Hi Greg! I'm a current Gustie, and we are doing an article for the Weekly focusing on the exchange program with China. As a world traveler and a former UIC student, I thought you would have some unique insight! We're on a tight deadline, so if you have time answers before Wed. morning would be great. *What inspired you to study at UIC? *What were the most shocking differences between American and Chinese university life? *How did your trip to China foster the desire to travel more? *What would you say to students considering studying abroad (particularly in China)? *How did going to a liberal arts college influence your future? If you could e-mail responses, I would be SO HAPPY! Also, super jealous of your whole adventure! I want to go to eastern Europe so badly! LaReesa Sandretsky, Gustavian Weekly Hi Greg!

I’m a current Gustie, and we are doing an article for the Weekly focusing on the exchange program with China. As a world traveler and a former UIC student, I thought you would have some unique insight! We’re on a tight deadline, so if you have time answers before Wed. morning would be great.

*What inspired you to study at UIC?
*What were the most shocking differences between American and Chinese university life?
*How did your trip to China foster the desire to travel more?
*What would you say to students considering studying abroad (particularly in China)?
*How did going to a liberal arts college influence your future?

If you could e-mail responses, I would be SO HAPPY!

Also, super jealous of your whole adventure! I want to go to eastern Europe so badly!

LaReesa Sandretsky, Gustavian Weekly

]]> Comment on A Quick (Belated) Podcast by Dad http://harmsboone.org/a-quick-podcast/comment-page-1#comment-111 Dad Mon, 01 Nov 2010 02:37:15 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=893#comment-111 Great post, thank you for the birthday wish. Great post, thank you for the birthday wish.

]]> Comment on The EU at Work: More first impressions by A Quick (Belated) Podcast | Harms-Boone Productions http://harmsboone.org/more-first-impressions/comment-page-1#comment-105 A Quick (Belated) Podcast | Harms-Boone Productions Tue, 26 Oct 2010 16:21:52 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=862#comment-105 [...] been a while since our last post here at Keeping up with the Magyars, but among working, applying for graduate school, and enjoying [...] [...] been a while since our last post here at Keeping up with the Magyars, but among working, applying for graduate school, and enjoying [...]

]]> Comment on Weak Ties Build Movements by Weak Ties Build Movements | Harms-Boone Productions | World Media Information http://harmsboone.org/weak-ties-build-movements/comment-page-1#comment-76 Weak Ties Build Movements | Harms-Boone Productions | World Media Information Sun, 03 Oct 2010 17:59:32 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=874#comment-76 [...] See the original post here: Weak Ties Build Movements | Harms-Boone Productions [...] [...] See the original post here: Weak Ties Build Movements | Harms-Boone Productions [...]

]]> Comment on The EU at Work: More first impressions by Tweets that mention The EU at Work: More first impressions | Harms-Boone Productions -- Topsy.com http://harmsboone.org/more-first-impressions/comment-page-1#comment-75 Tweets that mention The EU at Work: More first impressions | Harms-Boone Productions -- Topsy.com Fri, 24 Sep 2010 15:42:13 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=862#comment-75 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Greg Boone, Danielle Harms. Danielle Harms said: The EU at Work: More first impressions on life in Hungary: http://bit.ly/d5JcxI [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Greg Boone, Danielle Harms. Danielle Harms said: The EU at Work: More first impressions on life in Hungary: http://bit.ly/d5JcxI [...]

]]> Comment on Trabbis and Transitions: First impressions of Hungary by The EU at Work: More first impressions | Harms-Boone Productions http://harmsboone.org/trabbis-and-transitions-first-impressions-hungary/comment-page-1#comment-74 The EU at Work: More first impressions | Harms-Boone Productions Thu, 23 Sep 2010 08:00:35 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=851#comment-74 [...] Danielle ← Trabbis and Transitions: First impressions of Hungary [...] [...] Danielle ← Trabbis and Transitions: First impressions of Hungary [...]

]]> Comment on The EU at Work: More first impressions by Trabbis and Transitions: First impressions of Hungary | Harms-Boone Productions http://harmsboone.org/more-first-impressions/comment-page-1#comment-73 Trabbis and Transitions: First impressions of Hungary | Harms-Boone Productions Thu, 23 Sep 2010 07:59:34 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=862#comment-73 [...] Danielle ← The Best of Budapest: The View from Hostel Hill The EU at Work: More first impressions → [...] [...] Danielle ← The Best of Budapest: The View from Hostel Hill The EU at Work: More first impressions → [...]

]]> Comment on A Home-brewer’s Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) by Greg Boone http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli/comment-page-1#comment-72 Greg Boone Tue, 21 Sep 2010 14:42:17 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=505#comment-72 We went to the Baedari Wine Museum in Goyang, just outside Wondang station on Seoul's line 3. We went to the Baedari Wine Museum in Goyang, just outside Wondang station on Seoul’s line 3.

]]> Comment on A Home-brewer’s Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) by Alan Gregory http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli/comment-page-1#comment-71 Alan Gregory Tue, 21 Sep 2010 02:52:17 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=505#comment-71 Hi, What is the name of the 5th generation makgoli company that you went to learn about production from? Alan Hi,
What is the name of the 5th generation makgoli company that you went to learn about production from?

Alan

]]> Comment on The Best of Budapest: The View from Hostel Hill by Danielle Harms http://harmsboone.org/the-best-of-budapest-the-view-from-hostel-hill/comment-page-1#comment-70 Danielle Harms Wed, 08 Sep 2010 18:38:34 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=719#comment-70 Thanks Richard! I hope Budapest is treating you well in your first weeks of teaching! Thanks Richard! I hope Budapest is treating you well in your first weeks of teaching!

]]> Comment on The Best of Budapest: The View from Hostel Hill by Richard Halverstadt http://harmsboone.org/the-best-of-budapest-the-view-from-hostel-hill/comment-page-1#comment-69 Richard Halverstadt Wed, 08 Sep 2010 18:32:37 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=719#comment-69 Very nice blog! I like the way you have contrasted and compared Hungary and Korea. I look forward to reading more. Very nice blog! I like the way you have contrasted and compared Hungary and Korea. I look forward to reading more.

]]> Comment on What in the World is Kimchibilly? by Just A Rough Draft » Rockabilly + Korea = Kimchibilly http://harmsboone.org/what-world-kimchibilly/comment-page-1#comment-68 Just A Rough Draft » Rockabilly + Korea = Kimchibilly Thu, 26 Aug 2010 13:04:46 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=401#comment-68 [...] For more information about the band, check out our friends’ blogpost at http://harmsboone.org/what-world-kimchibilly. 09 May This entry was written by Anna Waigand, posted on 9 May ’10 at 4:02 pm, filed under [...] [...] For more information about the band, check out our friends’ blogpost at http://harmsboone.org/what-world-kimchibilly. 09 May This entry was written by Anna Waigand, posted on 9 May ’10 at 4:02 pm, filed under [...]

]]> Comment on Boseong’s Green Tea Plantations by Korea.net http://harmsboone.org/boseongs-green-tea-plantations/comment-page-1#comment-64 Korea.net Fri, 09 Jul 2010 02:34:56 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=549#comment-64 Korea.net is the official website of the Rep. of Korea. For our “Blogging on Korea” section on our webpage, we pick nice and appropriate blog posts and introduce them to our visitors. Any blog posts about Korea (Korean food, life, people, festival etc), we read thoroughly and feature it on our web for a couple of days. We’d like to outlink your blog post "Boseong’s Green Tea Plantations" on our web, so we can share it with our visitors. Thank you for your source, and please visit our website and other official social networking channels.(see the links below) twitter: http://twitter.com/koreanet facebook: http://www.facebook.com/KoreaClickers Korea.net is the official website of the Rep. of Korea. For our “Blogging on Korea” section on our webpage, we pick nice and appropriate blog posts and introduce them to our visitors.
Any blog posts about Korea (Korean food, life, people, festival etc), we read thoroughly and feature it on our web for a couple of days.

We’d like to outlink your blog post “Boseong’s Green Tea Plantations” on our web, so we can share it with our visitors. Thank you for your source, and please visit our website and other official social networking channels.(see the links below)

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]]> Comment on Biking among the cherry blossoms by Anna http://harmsboone.org/biking-among-the-cherry-blossoms/comment-page-1#comment-62 Anna Sat, 26 Jun 2010 03:33:29 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=442#comment-62 I've been meaning to say for a while, thanks a lot for making us look like the absolute geekiest bike gang ever. Thank you. I’ve been meaning to say for a while, thanks a lot for making us look like the absolute geekiest bike gang ever. Thank you.

]]> Comment on Boseong’s Green Tea Plantations by Tweets that mention Boseong’s Green Tea Plantations | Schoolhouse: ROK -- Topsy.com http://harmsboone.org/boseongs-green-tea-plantations/comment-page-1#comment-60 Tweets that mention Boseong’s Green Tea Plantations | Schoolhouse: ROK -- Topsy.com Fri, 11 Jun 2010 12:46:31 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=549#comment-60 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Greg Boone, Danielle Harms. Danielle Harms said: Mmmm Nokcha: Photos and musings on the Green Tea Plantations of Boseong. http://bit.ly/bYIbuS [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Greg Boone, Danielle Harms. Danielle Harms said: Mmmm Nokcha: Photos and musings on the Green Tea Plantations of Boseong. http://bit.ly/bYIbuS [...]

]]> Comment on A Home-brewer’s Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) by Tweets that mention Schoolhouse ROK: A Home-brewer's Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) -- Topsy.com http://harmsboone.org/homebrewers-guide-makgeolli/comment-page-1#comment-59 Tweets that mention Schoolhouse ROK: A Home-brewer's Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) -- Topsy.com Wed, 02 Jun 2010 14:13:12 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=505#comment-59 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Greg Boone, Greg Boone. Greg Boone said: Schoolhouse ROK: A Home-brewer's Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) http://is.gd/czEpP [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Greg Boone, Greg Boone. Greg Boone said: Schoolhouse ROK: A Home-brewer's Guide to Makgeolli (막걸리) http://is.gd/czEpP [...]

]]> Comment on Globalizing Korea: A Rhetoric of Food by SeoulPodcast #95: They Put that Eel WHERE? | SeoulPodcast http://harmsboone.org/globalizing-korea-rhetoric-of-food/comment-page-1#comment-57 SeoulPodcast #95: They Put that Eel WHERE? | SeoulPodcast Mon, 17 May 2010 02:39:45 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=447#comment-57 [...] Rhetoric of Korean Food GlobalisationGlobalizing Korea: A Rhetoric of Food Things that make you go Whaa? Drunk Chinese men insert live eel in drunken/passed out [...] [...] Rhetoric of Korean Food GlobalisationGlobalizing Korea: A Rhetoric of Food Things that make you go Whaa? Drunk Chinese men insert live eel in drunken/passed out [...]

]]> Comment on Globalizing Korea: A Rhetoric of Food by The Rhetoric of Korean Food Globalization | Nanoomi.net http://harmsboone.org/globalizing-korea-rhetoric-of-food/comment-page-1#comment-56 The Rhetoric of Korean Food Globalization | Nanoomi.net Tue, 11 May 2010 07:06:00 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=447#comment-56 [...] Boone of Schoolhouse: ROK looks at the current debate on promoting Korean food overseas, particularly the debate between Dan Gray and Andrew Salmon regarding the marketing of [...] [...] Boone of Schoolhouse: ROK looks at the current debate on promoting Korean food overseas, particularly the debate between Dan Gray and Andrew Salmon regarding the marketing of [...]

]]> Comment on What in the World is Kimchibilly? by Rockabilly + Korea = Kimchibilly « Seoulful Adventures http://harmsboone.org/what-world-kimchibilly/comment-page-1#comment-55 Rockabilly + Korea = Kimchibilly « Seoulful Adventures Sun, 09 May 2010 07:02:57 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=401#comment-55 [...] For upcoming performance dates, check out their website at http://rocktigers.com/. For more information about the band, check out our friends’ blogpost at http://harmsboone.org/what-world-kimchibilly. [...] [...] For upcoming performance dates, check out their website at http://rocktigers.com/. For more information about the band, check out our friends’ blogpost at http://harmsboone.org/what-world-kimchibilly. [...]

]]> Comment on Globalizing Korea: A Rhetoric of Food by Charles Montgomery http://harmsboone.org/globalizing-korea-rhetoric-of-food/comment-page-1#comment-54 Charles Montgomery Fri, 07 May 2010 15:08:26 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=447#comment-54 I'll return to this post tomorrow, but at least two things make me doubt the accuracy of it.. 1) "certain foods export across cultures better than others. While that may certainly be true, it is a myopic analysis that isolates food from the larger context of the food’s cultural origin." is a deal-breaker. Dan is talking about the food in a foreign culture and if you admit that his point is true and THEN try to address the food's "cultural origin" you are indulging in the error that the Korean International Food Marketers do. They think of cultural origin, not the culture to which the food is introduced. This is marketing fail Number One. LOL... "export" works in the landing country, not the weird fantasies of the exporting one.. 2) Salmon's "point" about interviewing those who "know" how hangul sounds being a bad approach? That's insane. These are people who know the pronunciation in BOTH languages.. consequently they might be able to figure out how the sounds of hangul would translate into the sounds of English. The concluding points, which don't seem to be coated in animus, are right on. I mean.. how could properly marketed BBQ not work? And all the theoretical palaver about the Rhetoric of Motives? Sure.. and the other great thing about BBQ is that it does cut through theoretical crap and bring us all together at a communal table. And this is particularly true of Korean BBQ. This harmsboone post strains mightily under its own weight. LOL.. as I do. ^^ at http://www.ktlit.com pimping... ;-) I’ll return to this post tomorrow, but at least two things make me doubt the accuracy of it..

1) “certain foods export across cultures better than others. While that may certainly be true, it is a myopic analysis that isolates food from the larger context of the food’s cultural origin.” is a deal-breaker. Dan is talking about the food in a foreign culture and if you admit that his point is true and THEN try to address the food’s “cultural origin” you are indulging in the error that the Korean International Food Marketers do. They think of cultural origin, not the culture to which the food is introduced. This is marketing fail Number One. LOL… “export” works in the landing country, not the weird fantasies of the exporting one..

2) Salmon’s “point” about interviewing those who “know” how hangul sounds being a bad approach? That’s insane. These are people who know the pronunciation in BOTH languages.. consequently they might be able to figure out how the sounds of hangul would translate into the sounds of English.

The concluding points, which don’t seem to be coated in animus, are right on.

I mean.. how could properly marketed BBQ not work? And all the theoretical palaver about the Rhetoric of Motives? Sure.. and the other great thing about BBQ is that it does cut through theoretical crap and bring us all together at a communal table. And this is particularly true of Korean BBQ.

This harmsboone post strains mightily under its own weight.

LOL.. as I do. ^^

at http://www.ktlit.com

pimping… ;-)

]]> Comment on Globalizing Korea: A Rhetoric of Food by The Rhetoric of Korean Food Globalization | ZenKimchi Korean Food Journal http://harmsboone.org/globalizing-korea-rhetoric-of-food/comment-page-1#comment-52 The Rhetoric of Korean Food Globalization | ZenKimchi Korean Food Journal Fri, 07 May 2010 01:59:45 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=447#comment-52 [...] Boone of Schoolhouse: ROK looks at the current debate on promoting Korean food overseas, particularly the debate between Dan Gray and Andrew Salmon regarding the marketing of [...] [...] Boone of Schoolhouse: ROK looks at the current debate on promoting Korean food overseas, particularly the debate between Dan Gray and Andrew Salmon regarding the marketing of [...]

]]> Comment on What in the World is Kimchibilly? by Sanden Totten http://harmsboone.org/what-world-kimchibilly/comment-page-1#comment-50 Sanden Totten Wed, 31 Mar 2010 16:12:47 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=401#comment-50 This must be the most fun band to see live. Thanks for sharing this stuff Greg! This must be the most fun band to see live. Thanks for sharing this stuff Greg!

]]> Comment on What We’re Up To by International Underground | Schoolhouse: ROK http://harmsboone.org/what-were-up-to/comment-page-1#comment-48 International Underground | Schoolhouse: ROK Wed, 24 Mar 2010 10:02:41 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=283#comment-48 [...] I are working on called International Underground. We blogged about International Underground once before, alerting you of it’s existence, but now we are glad to announce it is up and [...] [...] I are working on called International Underground. We blogged about International Underground once before, alerting you of it’s existence, but now we are glad to announce it is up and [...]

]]> Comment on Dispatch from the Classroom: First Grade by Nancy Harms http://harmsboone.org/dispatch-from-the-classroom-first-grade/comment-page-1#comment-46 Nancy Harms Sun, 24 Jan 2010 15:06:17 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=336#comment-46 This post is great. I love these kids as well as your colorful style of sharing them. Keep posting. This post is great. I love these kids as well as your colorful style of sharing them. Keep posting.

]]> Comment on Dispatch from the Classroom: First Grade by Linda http://harmsboone.org/dispatch-from-the-classroom-first-grade/comment-page-1#comment-45 Linda Sat, 23 Jan 2010 16:14:40 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=336#comment-45 Another great post. Another great post.

]]> Comment on Perhaps The Grammar Lesson Could Wait: “Teacher he ate too many soju.” by Shelly Smith http://harmsboone.org/perhaps-the-grammar-lesson-could-wait-teacher-he-ate-too-many-soju/comment-page-1#comment-44 Shelly Smith Tue, 19 Jan 2010 02:51:34 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=322#comment-44 Ah, yes, the voice of Danielle. It cannot be mistaken. I LOVE your stories; all from a day's work. There are always so many; keep writing them down. I wish I had started writing them down when I first started. Have you read the book 32 Third Graders and One Class Bunny? Very funny snippets from the classroom. I've always toyed with writing a book similar to that just full of stories from the "trenches" but life keeps getting in the way. :) Your mom told me about your site. Would love to keep in touch. You have my email above. :) Shelly Ah, yes, the voice of Danielle. It cannot be mistaken. I LOVE your stories; all from a day’s work. There are always so many; keep writing them down. I wish I had started writing them down when I first started. Have you read the book 32 Third Graders and One Class Bunny? Very funny snippets from the classroom. I’ve always toyed with writing a book similar to that just full of stories from the “trenches” but life keeps getting in the way. :)

Your mom told me about your site. Would love to keep in touch. You have my email above. :)

Shelly

]]> Comment on Snow Day in Ilsan by AnnaLouise http://harmsboone.org/snow-day-in-ilsan/comment-page-1#comment-43 AnnaLouise Mon, 18 Jan 2010 14:12:37 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=288#comment-43 I am very impressed with this website! Where is Madre? The breakfast looks really good! I am very impressed with this website! Where is Madre? The breakfast looks really good!

]]> Comment on Perhaps The Grammar Lesson Could Wait: “Teacher he ate too many soju.” by Lance http://harmsboone.org/perhaps-the-grammar-lesson-could-wait-teacher-he-ate-too-many-soju/comment-page-1#comment-42 Lance Sat, 09 Jan 2010 21:17:14 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=322#comment-42 I wonder if balloon boy chose the name Falcon. I'm going to find the picture of you behind bars if it's the last thing I do. I wonder if balloon boy chose the name Falcon. I’m going to find the picture of you behind bars if it’s the last thing I do.

]]> Comment on Snow Day in Ilsan by Nancy Harms http://harmsboone.org/snow-day-in-ilsan/comment-page-1#comment-41 Nancy Harms Sat, 09 Jan 2010 16:29:14 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=288#comment-41 I love the pics especially the umbrella snow angels! I love the pics especially the umbrella snow angels!

]]> Comment on Perhaps The Grammar Lesson Could Wait: “Teacher he ate too many soju.” by Nancy Harms http://harmsboone.org/perhaps-the-grammar-lesson-could-wait-teacher-he-ate-too-many-soju/comment-page-1#comment-40 Nancy Harms Sat, 09 Jan 2010 16:26:23 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=322#comment-40 How one can take student witticisms and create such a great story is beyond me. Although, if I had your writing talent I could do the same with some of mine this week. Rayquan, who forgot his tennis shoes, informed us that he was going to walk home butt naked on Wednesday. Another kindergartner has also forgotten his tennis shoes. His caring friend asked if he was "a walker" to which the shoeless replied, "yes". The friend says, "uh oh - you have a problem, it's going to be a cold walk home". Shoeless, with his divine insights says, "I'm not dumb enough to forget my boots!!!" Ah - the minds of the fresh and undaunted! Keep up the writings. How one can take student witticisms and create such a great story is beyond me. Although, if I had your writing talent I could do the same with some of mine this week. Rayquan, who forgot his tennis shoes, informed us that he was going to walk home butt naked on Wednesday. Another kindergartner has also forgotten his tennis shoes. His caring friend asked if he was “a walker” to which the shoeless replied, “yes”. The friend says, “uh oh – you have a problem, it’s going to be a cold walk home”. Shoeless, with his divine insights says, “I’m not dumb enough to forget my boots!!!” Ah – the minds of the fresh and undaunted! Keep up the writings.

]]> Comment on Snow Day in Ilsan by Dowoo http://harmsboone.org/snow-day-in-ilsan/comment-page-1#comment-38 Dowoo Wed, 06 Jan 2010 04:03:27 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=288#comment-38 are these pictures taken with your new camera? :D are these pictures taken with your new camera? :D

]]> Comment on Snow Day in Ilsan by Linda http://harmsboone.org/snow-day-in-ilsan/comment-page-1#comment-37 Linda Wed, 06 Jan 2010 02:17:55 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=288#comment-37 You have a gift for both writing and taking pictures. I am looking forward to seeing more. You have a gift for both writing and taking pictures. I am looking forward to seeing more.

]]> Comment on Snow Day in Ilsan by Anna http://harmsboone.org/snow-day-in-ilsan/comment-page-1#comment-36 Anna Tue, 05 Jan 2010 14:43:21 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=288#comment-36 This post just proves that you should've had a DSLR in your hands this whole time. Thank goodness you finally got one. Pictures look amazing! This post just proves that you should’ve had a DSLR in your hands this whole time. Thank goodness you finally got one. Pictures look amazing!

]]> Comment on Snow Day in Ilsan by Andre http://harmsboone.org/snow-day-in-ilsan/comment-page-1#comment-34 Andre Tue, 05 Jan 2010 04:56:51 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=288#comment-34 Wow, great pictures. Especially the first one, the umbrella prints and the guys hitting the trees with the giant sticks. Fun with the new camera? Wow, great pictures. Especially the first one, the umbrella prints and the guys hitting the trees with the giant sticks. Fun with the new camera?

]]> Comment on Shots Fired in Contested Waters by nharms http://harmsboone.org/shots-fired-in-contested-waters/comment-page-1#comment-14 nharms Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:24:47 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=212#comment-14 Comforting yet a bit unnerving. Comforting yet a bit unnerving.

]]> Comment on Shots Fired in Contested Waters by nharms http://harmsboone.org/shots-fired-in-contested-waters/comment-page-1#comment-13 nharms Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:24:00 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=212#comment-13 A bit unnerving yet comforting. Interesting news. A bit unnerving yet comforting. Interesting news.

]]> Comment on More poetry from the classroom by Nancy Harms http://harmsboone.org/more-poetry-from-the-classroom/comment-page-1#comment-11 Nancy Harms Sun, 08 Nov 2009 15:18:42 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=196#comment-11 Wow - these are amazing. I love it. Way to go!!! [WORDPRESS HASHCASH] The poster sent us '0 which is not a hashcash value. Wow – these are amazing. I love it. Way to go!!!

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]]> Comment on Poems from Korean Children by Matt http://harmsboone.org/poems-from-korean-children/comment-page-1#comment-9 Matt Fri, 06 Nov 2009 10:44:43 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=83#comment-9 I also like Greg Teacher. [WORDPRESS HASHCASH] The poster sent us '0 which is not a hashcash value. I also like Greg Teacher.

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]]> Comment on Poems from Korean Children by Tony http://harmsboone.org/poems-from-korean-children/comment-page-1#comment-6 Tony Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:03:53 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=83#comment-6 Greg teacher is very very tall Greg teacher is very very tall

]]> Comment on Pusan International Film Festival by jonas http://harmsboone.org/pusan-international-film-festival/comment-page-1#comment-5 jonas Mon, 12 Oct 2009 16:19:34 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/pusan-international-film-festival/#comment-5 I love film festivals they remind me of my time at <a href="http://tandp.tv" rel="nofollow">film school</a> ahh things were so much clearer back then, now I am in the corporate world of film funding and investment I love film festivals they remind me of my time at film school ahh things were so much clearer back then, now I am in the corporate world of film funding and investment

]]> Comment on A Little Housekeeping by 태야 http://harmsboone.org/a-little-housekeeping/comment-page-1#comment-4 태야 Tue, 06 Oct 2009 11:48:42 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/a-little-housekeeping/#comment-4 lookin' shnazzy~~ finally a follower, and proud to be~! can't wait for more to come. always nice to read a minnesotan's perspective :) happy writing~! lookin’ shnazzy~~
finally a follower, and proud to be~!
can’t wait for more to come. always nice to read a minnesotan’s perspective :) happy writing~!

]]> Comment on Chuseok by Greg Boone http://harmsboone.org/chuseok/comment-page-1#comment-3 Greg Boone Sun, 04 Oct 2009 10:47:23 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=115#comment-3 It's just the kitchen part that is in the bus, the bus in in the cafe. It’s just the kitchen part that is in the bus, the bus in in the cafe.

]]> Comment on Chuseok by Andre http://harmsboone.org/chuseok/comment-page-1#comment-2 Andre Sun, 04 Oct 2009 02:21:51 +0000 http://harmsboone.org/?p=115#comment-2 A cafe inside a VW bus? It must have been tiny. A cafe inside a VW bus? It must have been tiny.

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