If there is going to be a "catastrophe" and I am going to be stuck in Korea. I will do my best to survive! So, I figured out lots of things like water purification and salting and drying techniques for food...but what about greens? What about veggies? What kinds of plants can I eat in Korea without getting a major bellyache? I found this site which helps a bit. I would love to find more info.
Next time I get to the bookstore, I'll check there.
Korea Biodiversity Information System - Home|Plant|Plant Information|Edible Plant:
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Sunday, September 25, 2011
Electricity - anytime, anyplace
Now this is great! A way to get electricity off movement and the sun. Literally "free energy". Does anyone know any of the developers in the article? Where can I steal, I mean, "get" one?!! Devices like this need to put on the market in a major way.
Electricity - anytime, anyplace:
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Electricity - anytime, anyplace:
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
yesterday2221's Channel - YouTube
Our big, blue marble! Pretty cool video from the ISS (International Space Station) of the earth!
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Politically correct...도대체 무슨 뜻? 저의 비디오 한번 보세요! What is "politically correct"? I try to explain in this video...(I do use both English and Korean in the video).
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
I will be uploading several videos today on YouTube!
One will explain the pronunciation and usage of "it's a cakewalk" and "it's a piece of a cake".
Another will explain the pronunciation difference of "diseased" and "deceased".
And a third one will talk about English cancellation of the D, T and Th sounds.
Thanks for FunFurFreak from Russia for two of the questions and from 0938332462 from Vietnam
for the last question.
Please check HERE for the videos!
I also have the new Daily Dictation up--go HERE for that free ESL dictation lesson.
And, if you speak Korean or don't mind me mixing Korean and English, I will also be uploading
a new video on the meaning and usage of "Politically Correct". Go HERE for that video!
Have a great day~~
One will explain the pronunciation and usage of "it's a cakewalk" and "it's a piece of a cake".
Another will explain the pronunciation difference of "diseased" and "deceased".
And a third one will talk about English cancellation of the D, T and Th sounds.
Thanks for FunFurFreak from Russia for two of the questions and from 0938332462 from Vietnam
for the last question.
Please check HERE for the videos!
I also have the new Daily Dictation up--go HERE for that free ESL dictation lesson.
And, if you speak Korean or don't mind me mixing Korean and English, I will also be uploading
a new video on the meaning and usage of "Politically Correct". Go HERE for that video!
Have a great day~~
Monday, September 19, 2011
Video - Breaking News Videos from CNN.com
There are many teachers out there like me! CNN found this one~~
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Sunday, September 18, 2011
Glass Igloos with Magnificent Northern Lights Views | Before It's News
This looks like a FANTASTIC place to visit! I live in Seoul, South Korea...it is very
difficult to see the stars because of the city lights AND Seoul is very hot. I would love
to visit this place! How about you?
Glass Igloos with Magnificent Northern Lights Views | Before It's News:
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difficult to see the stars because of the city lights AND Seoul is very hot. I would love
to visit this place! How about you?
Glass Igloos with Magnificent Northern Lights Views | Before It's News:
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