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2009

Our Epistemological Depression

Feb 05 2009

posted in Economy, Financial Institutions, Global Crisis

2008

How China can be more than 350 Albanias

Nov 26 2008

posted in America, China, Economy

About Me

Mark Koester is a life-long-learner, teacher, traveller, Drupal-er, hacker, polyglot, writer and mystical atheist.

He is originally from Omaha, Nebraska and has been living abroad for the last several years, include significant time in France and China. He is currently living in Barcelona, Spain.

Mark is passionate about open source technologies and runs his own web development shop([Int3c.com(http://int3c.com)] focused on Drupal.

Recent Posts

Learn in Sprints, Not in Marathons (My Diary on Learning Spanish
Gathering My Learning Resources: Self-Learning Through Listening with Pimsler and SpanishPod (My Diary on Learning Spanish #2)
Big Goals Need Stepping Stones (My Diary on Learning Spanish #01)
Not Being the Tag-Along Reflection
Summer Reflections: a step up to the next step unseen
Can Our Code “Sing the Body Electric”?: Trying to Connect Personal Ramblings with a Coded Testament
Writing in the Dark, A Reflection on the Places We Scribble
Thoughts on First Startup Weekend Taipei: Part 2
Technology in the United States Today: Some Personal Reflections After Years Abroad
Thoughts on First Startup Weekend Taipei: Part 1

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