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Peyeum; the Sundanese rice dessert
Peyeum (pronounced : Pe as Pe in Peru – ‘yeum as Yum in Yummy) is one unique dessert from Sundanese culture (the West part of Java Island, Indonesia). As a tropical country, our ancestor c… more →
No Recipe Just Story
Notes on File
wrote 2 weeks ago: Notations from my somewhat mixed up files as of late … I am bursting with weird and questionab … more →
Of Men and Reptilians
wrote 1 month ago: In the absence of empirical proof considering reptilian shapeshifting aliens (and I do not consider … more →
Insularity in Finland
wrote 1 month ago: In relation to my previous publication, globalization appears inevitable, I’d like to briefly reflec … more →
The Harlem Shake
wrote 2 months ago: I don’t know whether any of you has seen how passionately frustrated some people from Harlem h … more →
Book Review: Words with Fiends by Matt Schiariti
wrote 3 months ago: “When Morgan receives an anonymous invite to play his favorite mobile word game, he readily ac … more →
Peyeum; the Sundanese rice dessert
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wrote 3 months ago: Peyeum (pronounced : Pe as Pe in Peru – ‘yeum as Yum in Yummy) is one unique dessert fro … more →
India: Dispatches from the In Between Place
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wrote 4 months ago: Today marks one full week here in India. It has been seven days packed full of revelations, t … more →
The Problem with New Years Eve "Music"
wrote 4 months ago: Hello all! Happy New Year! We had a quiet night in last night for a change. What we found on this … more →
If You're Afraid of the Dark: A Paean to the Maybe Apocalypse, with accompanying poetry and art
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wrote 4 months ago: When I was a kid, like many kids, I hated the late, late nighttime. There was just something about i … more →
Religion is another illusion
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wrote 5 months ago: This is one of those posts where you write ahead of time in case you have a lot going on in your per … more →
Egyptians positive despite the quagmire
wrote 5 months ago: The reason why Egyptians survived so long under pharoahs, monarchies, and dictatorships is their lov … more →
Opposing the Egyptian Opposition? You're wrong and this is why...
wrote 5 months ago: I’m not bashing those who support Morsi in this post. I am talking to those who think the oppo … more →
100 percent perfect people
wrote 6 months ago: Asakusa – Erin J. Bernard Still riffing hard on the themes of dreaming and memory this stormy … more →
Uda Denai (Jalan Tambak, Manggarai, Central Jakarta)
wrote 6 months ago: This is, “a hole in the wall”- type restaurant. A step away from the main road Jalan Tam … more →
Pagi Sore (Kampung Madras, Medan, North Sumatera)
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wrote 6 months ago: Tunjang, my favorite dish in different spiciness The popular dish in menu, fried chicken: lean-clean … more →
Pagi Sore Masakan Padang (Rawa Mangun Muka, East Jakarta)
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wrote 6 months ago: Padangnese food that costumed to general taste, friendly spiciness for newbie One of my favorite … more →
Dusting off my passport ... Here come countries #32 and #33.
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wrote 6 months ago: I’ve got news. After almost a decade of threats and promises, I’ve finally bitten the bu … more →
3 Approaches to Teaching McCarthy's The Road
wrote 7 months ago: A while back, I blogged about teaching genre and convention in an introductory literature course gea … more →
Discuss the Arrival of Eslite
wrote 7 months ago: URL:http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=GrmG5P7XHkY This a video talki … more →
