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It seems to be working now--nice.

Jeff,

Appreciated your comments, and the video seems to work great. I tried to post a video response, but no luck (something else to experiment with perhaps). Been having a lot of fun exploring the options for recording. I'm going to work on the VAC Skype recording later this afternoon with a different PC. We'll see whether there's hope for the two headest method beyond pure fashion.

Robert

I get one and I have been in several classes - I logged into the site first. Did you try that?

I think it was much easier for me to recognize people in 2008 because I hadn't been so active at that time. Bee Dieu succintly put it at a Webhead dinner I turned up at: 'Who are you?' It's been great to have met so many of the Webheads. Meeting people in person adds a new dimension to relationships. You are back in Korea now? I taught ESL in Gimcheon-just outside of Daegu in 2001--good times and great food. I've been back once since then, and I am always reminded what a wonderfully hospitable bunch of people they are. I miss the under floor heating in the winter as well.

Robert

I think your students would be impressed with not only your introduction but that they have a professor willing to learn - I was not so lucky for most of my schooling...

... all this multitasking must be taking its toll on my brain, because I think it's taken me all this time to finally realize that we've met f2f, haven't we Robert? I recall tossing back a few pints with a Scottish webhead living in Montana at TESOL2008 in NYC. There can't be too many of those out there. Sorry for not making the connection sooner. Sadly, I seem more likely to remember audio settings than names :)