April 2011
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Sarah Lacy on the Emerging World (a.k.a. Indonesia) -part2
Previously on my last post, we read how Lacy compared Martha Tilaar to Oprah Winfrey. It tickles me a bit to spot this line: […] Heavily perfumed and air-conditioned, it’s an estrogen oasis in this hot, humid country. […] (BCC, p 191) The word ‘estrogen’ serves pretty well to mark the transition from the manly… Continue reading
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Sarah Lacy on the Emerging World (a.k.a. Indonesia)
So I’d heard the buzz at TechCrunch.com and her own blog (SarahLacy.com) about this very book for quite a while. Finally, “Brilliant, Crazy, Cocky: How the top 1% of entrepreneurs profit from global chaos” is on sale. Correct me if I’m mistaken, but I read Michael Arrington of TechCrunch would voluntarily throw a party for… Continue reading
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How Sun Hyun-Woo’s GongbuGage Inspires Me to Teach Indonesian
That GongbuGage initiator, Sun HyunWoo sparked an idea of sharing linguistic knowledge.This just in, this morning I spotted the video on Youtube. Great idea, and not exactly one to miss! Korean people are proud to teach Korean, why can’t we be? Continue reading
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@ FX Plasa : Startup Lokal Anniversary
And here I am. At FX Plaza. It’s more like cool spring morning and it’s dim in the entire room. With literally no one I know of here. A few I know online, so I can’t say I know them very well in person. So some flocks are chatting up and I keep tweeting, and… Continue reading
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SENTENCE CONNECTORS
Sentence connectors are used to express relationships between ideas and to combine sentences. Type of Connector Connector(s) Examples Subordinating conjunctions if, unless, only if, even if If you consider the financial rewards of high level positions, the stressful nature of these positions becomes less important. Conjunctive adverb otherwise You should remember the financial rewards of… Continue reading
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