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India Summer Volunteer Program 2015
Religion is akin to India and we make sure you get an ample dose of the same. The pious and holy city of Amritsar will welcome you with open arms, inviting you to do some "seva" (volunteer work) at the glittering Golden Temple. Soon after, comes the part when you make significant changes in the lives of others. Volunteer in Child Care Project in Palampur and for Street Children in Delhi. You can teach, play and take care of children in these projects. In your free time, you have the lesiure to explore Delhi and check out the top things you wanted to do in India. Before you wrap up your trip, a trek in the Himalayan mountains is a "must do" exercise and we have ensured that you get this in our program.
Summer 2015 programs are apt for gappers, schoolies and college groups. There are multiple benefits of volunteering in a group and discounts happen to be just one of them!
India - Delhi Facts
- Location Delhi NCR & Palampur
- Arrival airport New Delhi (DEL)
- Currency Indian Rupees (INR)
- Population 11 Million (Delhi)
- Language Hindi & English
- Time Zone UTC + 05:30
What our Volunteers say
I loved my program placement. The kids were great and I am so glad to have this experience. It was worth while experience. Being with the kids was of course so rewarding and the highlight from my stay.
Stacy Sheffield
I felt like my work really had an impact and I made deep and meaningful friendship with my students. I would surely recommend this organization to others.
Sophia Hoffacker
Palampur was breathtaking and the people so warm and friendly. The volunteers house so welcoming and warm . I cannot imagine anything that would have given me more inner peace and delight than being able to wake up everyday and go to the project placement to work with the kid ...Read more
Peggy Bedayon
A typical day began to wake the children, for the school to prepare to make them a little morning exercise and then Breakfast. The staff was very helpful and I could them call at any time for anything.
Inga Staats
The program placement was absolutely amazing. The kids were lively and I fell in love with all of them and will miss them so much when I am home.
Jaclyn Kirsch
I absolutely loved every second working with the kids. They are so filled with life. The highlight of my volunteering experience was teaching the kids and seeing their big smiles everyday.
Alexandra Brittenham
I really enjoyed working at the childcare center. The teachers were nice and the kids were so lovely. We had the chance to play any game we wanted to play or teach them songs. We just had to be creative and it was awesome. ...Read more
Neele Tetenborg
I loved my placement and I hope I planted a seed of joy and hope on those children's heart. It was rewarding to see children enjoying our participation in their queries and stay in the child care center.
Lucia Merino
I enjoyed my program placement. I enjoyed sightseeing over weekends and playing with the street children at the park near their homes.
Pernille Hou
I loved my placement. The first few days were hard and quite overwhelming, but the rest of my time was fantastic and so so good. The women were incredibly loving and enthusiastic.
Rachael Lewis
I appreciate the fact that we worked at different placements. I appreciate both clinic and school. According to me patient home visits were the most interesting experience.
Frederique Caron
I loved it so much! I will miss the kids! I think it was the perfect place for us. Easy transportation, nice place to eat on break.
Nicole Bullard
India Summer Volunteer Program Schedule
Duration: 3 weeks
Start Dates : June 27th 2015, July 11th 2015, July 25th 2015, August 8th 2015, August 22nd 2015
Arrival in Delhi - On the Program Start Dates
Minimum Age Requirement - 17 years
Sightseeing included in Cost
Program Highlights
- Delhi city tour covering famous monuments, places of historical significance and cultural amalgamation
- Volunteer in Street Children Project in Delhi and Childcare Project in Palampur in Himalayas
- Visit to the local bazaars and street markets in Delhi, Agra and Jaipur
- Golden Triangle Tour - Covering the Pink City - Jaipur, residence of Taj Mahal - Agra and the nation's capital Delhi
- Experience the joy of traveling in Indian train from Delhi to Amritsar
- Visit the pious Golden Temple in Amritsar
- Trekking trip in Himalayan mountains
- In Country dedicated coordinator support
Summer Program Itinerary
At VolSol we ensure that all our international volunteers have a safe passage. Pick up will be arranged for you from the Delhi International Airport which will take you to your accommodation. Get freshen up and relax a bit and you have this day to you to explore the nearby areas, connect via email, facebook, make phone calls or find out about things to do around Delhi.
Day 2 (Sun) – Sightseeing of Delhi
Make sure you have your breakfast as it is going to be an eventful day for you. Our dedicated coordinator will give you a comprehensive orientation session that will inform you about what to expect in the days to come. On the same day, you will be starting the first leg of Delhi Tour by visiting some of the most famous places such as India Gate, Cannaught Place, Parliament House (outside view only), President's Palace (Outside view only). Continuing the Delhi Tour, you will visit World Heritage monuments Qutab Minar and Humayun's Tomb. The group would also be visiting the beautiful Lotus Temple. In between stop for lunch at a local restaurant. For the evening let us welcome you with an authentic traditional Indian meal with the rest of the group.
Day 3 (Mon) to Day 7 (Fri) – Volunteering in Delhi
Volunteer work begins. This is the most exciting part, when you get to meet the little ones, smiling and giggling under your nose. You will be working in the Street Children or Orphanage Project in Delhi. Under this project, you can take informal education classes with the children, play games with the children and create fun activities for them to participate. You are welcome to get treats, gifts etc. for the kids.
Volunteers work at the various contact points or shelter homes, being run by various organizations, which serve as day care centers for these street children. They can assist in providing love, care, basic literacy, recreation and most importantly spend time and shower affection on them.
Day 8 (Sat) – Golden Triangle Trip begins
Your trip to the world famous travel circuit begins on this day. Get ready to go 'pink' as you visit the beautiful city of Jaipur. All the monuments and buildings are painted or made in different shades of maroon and pink colour, that gives the city its famous title - the Pink City.
As soon as you arrive in Jaipur, we take you to your accommodation. Where you can make yourself comfortable and then we will take you to visit the Seat of the Maharaja of the Jaipur - City Palace and Jantar Mantar (Observatory) in Jaipur. Mahals of the City Palace have their own grandeur and boast of rich Rajputana (Fighter Clan) Tradition. Jantar Mantar is again a work of beautiful mind showcasing the astronomical prowess in the times of the princes and the Maharajas.
Later in the evening, we would take you to Chokhi Dhani, a traditional village resort where you can enjoy live entertainment, folk dance, puppet show followed by traditional vegetarian dinner.
Day 9 and Day 10 (Sun-Mon) –Volunteering at Elephant Village
On day 9, first we take you to the historic Amber Fort where you would be enjoying an elephant ride. After seeing this historic fort, we would take you to the Elephant village. Here you would be doing the volunteer work in which you can feed elephants, help the mahouts in cleaning the premises, helping them in bathing the elephants and assisting them in their work. You can also, if you want, teach the children of the Mahouts.
Day 11 (Tue) – Departure to Agra | Enroute Fatehpur Sikri Visit
Early morning we would transfer you to Agra. En route we would make a stop at Fatehpur Sikri, which is famous for its palace complex and Buland Darwaza (Grand Gate). As soon as you arrive in Agra, you would be taken to your accommodation and you can freshen up or relax for a while. And in sometime, we would take you for your meeting with the Taj. The Taj Mahal sits pretty in a beautiful garden surrounded by greenery, making a stance at the Yamuna river. Devour this sight and get your "selfie" mode to capture this amazing memory.
The TAJ MAHAL is considered to be one of the finest examples of Mughal architecture and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also listed among the NEW SEVEN WONDERS OF WORLD. TAJ MAHAL is also known as the monument of love as it was built by Emperor Shahjahan in the memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz. After an overnight saty in Agra, you will proceed the next day.
Day 12 (Wed) – Visit to Agra Fort / Agra-Delhi
Day 13 (Thu) – Delhi – A Day at Leisure
This day is free for leisure activities or for optional activities in Delhi. You can visit the local bazaars and street shops. To get a comprehensive Delhi experience you can choose from our optional or add on tours. For the food lovers, choose the food tour extension to get the gastronomical juices working. This tour will also include a snapshot of India's culture. Places like Connaught Place, Palika, Janpath etc. are famous places for souvenir collection and cloth shopping.
Day 14 (Fri) – Leave for Amritsar to visit the famous 'Golden Temple'
In the morning we would transfer you to New Delhi station to take a deluxe air-conditioned train to Amritsar. After reaching at Amritsar, we would transfer you from station to the hotel. Later we would visit Jalianwala Bagh, a martyr's garden memorial. Later we would be visiting the world famous Golden Temple. In the evening after sunset, you can again visit the temple complex to get beautiful illuminated views.
Day 15 (Sat) – Proceed to Dharamsala
Come home to everything green and scenic when we drive you down to Dharamsha
Day 16 to Day 17 (Sun-Mon) – Trekking in Himalayas (2 days and 1 night)
The trekking trip would be definitely one of the highlights of your India experience trip. Along with other volunteers, you will head to Triund located around 10 kms from Dharamsala. While on the route, you will be stopping for refreshments. After reaching Triund you will get to see magnificent view of snow clad Himalayan mountain range.
In the evening, after returning back to Dharamsala, head to Palampur which would be your base for the coming week. Palampur is located around 40 minutes from Dharamsala and is famous for its beautiful Tea Gardens and Himalayan mountain views. It is a beautiful setting for your volunteer placement.
Day 18 to Day 21 (Tue-Fri) – Volunteer work in Childcare Project in Palampur
After a brief orientation and local city tour with the coordinators you will be joining your Childcare Project Placement for one week.
Day 22 (Sat) – End of the program
We would drop the volunteers to Dharamsala airport or at bus terminus as per their onward journey. You also have an option of taking bus to Delhi on Friday evening or a flight on Saturday morning. Those who are taking bus on Saturday evening or flight on Sunday morning, accommodation at volunteer house would be available till Saturday noon only.
NOTE: The beach extension week is unguided but all travel tickets, airport/train station transfers, sightseeing as mentioned in itinerary and accommodation are provided).
Day 1 (Sunday) – Departure from Delhi
On Sunday volunteers will board the train from Delhi to Goa. The train would pass through 8 Indian states, this journey becomes more exciting with beautiful terrain at the backdrop. Seep in the beauty as the train snakes through these cities to your destination.
Day 2 (Monday) – Arrival at Goa
You will arrive at Madgaon or Thivim railway station in Goa. One of our representative would be there at the station to receive you. You would be taken to your accommodation and can finish all your check in formalities there. You can either choose to rest at the hotel or venture out for a quick stroll, as the time permits.
Day 3 (Tuesday) – Sightseeing tour of North Goa and Panaji
Enjoy the breakfast at the hotel. Later we would take you for sightseeing tour of North Goa. In this panoramic tour, we would also take you to famous Baga and Calangute Beaches. From there on we would take you to lovely capital city of Goa, Panaji. In the late afternoon you can come back to the hotel. Rest of the time is free for leisure activities.
Day 4 to Day 8 (Wednesday to Sunday) – Fun in Goa
In these 5 days, you can have a lot of fun, sunbathing, water sports, and delicious sea food in the shacks on the beaches. One can try luck in the casinos or simply enter any of the beachside pub or discos for a lively evening entertainment. On day 8, Sunday, we would drop you to Goa International/Domestic airport or train station or bus terminus as per your onward connection. (Breakfast)
- For volunteers going for Goa Beach Week, we recommend booking your return flight from Goa or Mumbai to your hometown.
- Airport/railway station transfers and sightseeing would be by Non Air Conditioned vehicle.
- Itinerary can be changed due to operational reasons without any prior information.
Cost for Beach Week Extension is $350 / £245 / €280
Summer Special India 2015
Jun | Jul | Aug | |
2015 | 27 | 11, 25 | 08, 22 |
India Summer Special Program Cost
Volunteering Solutions strives hard to keep costs low and offers one of the most affordable volunteer abroad programs. Compare our prices and services to other organizations and you would be surprised to see the difference.
No. of weeks | India Summer Special 2015 Cost |
1 Week | - |
2 Weeks | - |
3 Weeks | $1199 |
4 Weeks | - |
5 Weeks | - |
6 Weeks | - |
7 Weeks | - |
8 Weeks | - |
Extra Weeks | $350 |
No. of weeks | India Summer Special 2015 Cost |
1 Week | - |
2 Weeks | - |
3 Weeks | £840 |
4 Weeks | - |
5 Weeks | - |
6 Weeks | - |
7 Weeks | - |
8 Weeks | - |
Extra Weeks | £245 |
No. of weeks | India Summer Special 2015 Cost |
1 Week | - |
2 Weeks | - |
3 Weeks | €1116 |
4 Weeks | - |
5 Weeks | - |
6 Weeks | - |
7 Weeks | - |
8 Weeks | - |
Extra Weeks | €326 |
What are you Paying For?
- 24 hrs Assistance and support from staff
- Comprehensive Pre- Departure Information
- Pick up from the airport in Delhi
- Orientation and Briefing
- Food (2-3 times a day)
- Accommodation
- Delhi Sightseeing Tour, Trip to Agra and Jaipur
- Trip to Amritsar to visit Golden Temple
- Trekking Trip ( 2 Days/1 night)
- Airport drop in Dharamsala
- Support of Local friendly staff
- Travel & Medical Insurance (Available at an extra cost)
What's NOT Included?
- Airfare
Any entrance fees to Monuments
Local transportation
- Any personal expenses (You would need around $40-50 per week for your personal expenses)
Living and Other Arrangements
When you choose to volunteer in Delhi and Palampur, we make sure that your altruistic journey is comfortable and enjoyable. As a VolSol volunteer you will not have to worry about the airport pick up, your accommodation or your stay, besides this your dining, local travel is also taken care of by us.
Airport Receive/ Transfer
Volunteers are picked up from the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi by the local staff or coordinator. Those volunteers who will be already in India will be met by the staff at the bus/railway station or at a meeting point decided beforehand.
A half day orientation will be provided by our staff. We cover areas like, culture, greetings, locations, transportation etc.
Accommodation is provided in the volunteer house in Delhi and Palampur. The accommodations have wifi internet and other modern facilities. You would be provided accommodation in hotel during the weekend tours. The hotels would be 3 star hotels, with clean and comfortable accommodation.
Volunteers are served with 2-3 Indian meals (Breakfast and dinner) daily. Typical meals provided include Dal (Lentils) Curry, Rice, Vegetables, Salad and Roti (Indian Bread). Volunteers can purchase bottled water from the local markets although filtered water is usually available in the accommodations.
Frequently asked questions
Application and Program Details
For programs in India, it is advised to apply as soon as possible since there are a lot of applications that come in for volunteering in India. The application fee is valid for one full year and can be sent earlier than the desired year of volunteering for timely confirmation of the seat. As soon as you decide the travel dates, we suggest you to apply for the program and hold your spot. Every program has limited spots available.
How long does it take to process my application? Will my application be accepted ?
Usually it takes around 10-12 working days for the application to be processed and placement to be confirmed. After the application is accepted, your placement document shall be updated in your account online and you can view the information in your account. The application acceptance depends on the availability of seats in the project as well as the eligibility criteria of the program (age, skills and experience etc.).
Are there any necessary requirements to participate in the India-Delhi volunteer programs?
Below are the necessary requirements to participate in the India volunteer projects :-
- Volunteers must be 17 years or older at the time of joining the project. Medical Program volunteers must be at least 18 at the time of joining.
- Need to have an open mind and flexible attitude for working in a new and different environment. India is a country of different culture and traditions, though it is modernized but the cultural sensitivities need to be kept in mind before volunteering in India. The volunteers should bring energy and enthusiasm to make a difference.
- Must be in good health.
Can I volunteer as part of a Group?
Yes, you are welcome to take part in India Volunteer Program as part of a group. We welcome families, friends, high school students, college/university and corporate groups to volunteer together in the India program. Volunteering Solutions India program has hosted large student groups as well as families coming to volunteer in the program. We have hosted groups, from universities in UK and USA as well as other countries, in Delhi.
When do I need to arrive in Delhi for my program? What will happen once I arrive in Delhi?
All volunteers need to arrive in Delhi on the starting date of the program. To view the starting date of your program, Click Here. Volunteers are picked up from the Indira Gandhi Airport in Delhi by the local coordinator or representative and transferred to volunteer accommodation. Orientation would be conducted the next day where you will also be shown the area around the accommodations, the nearest ATM, market, and will be given safety guidelines as well as info about your project.
Flights and Visa
All enrolled participants are provided information on the appropriate visa requirements for India in the Pre departure manual. You can also contact your Predeparture point of contact to know more about the visa requirements.
What are the recommended airlines to fly to Delhi?
The Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi is connected with all major airports across the globe and flights are easily available. Some of the major flight carriers operating direct flights to Delhi are :-
British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Air India, Jet Airways, Etihad Airways, United Airlines, Swiss Air, KLM Dutch Airlines, Lufthansa, Austrian, Air France, Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways and Finn Air.
Health & Safety
India is a country of diverse cultures and practices. And Delhi being the capital is replete with varied ethnicities. As far as safety is concerned, being the nation's capital, there are ample forces to take care of tourists. Volunteers are advised to take all requisite safety precautions and avoid any mishap. The program coordinators are always ready to help and give helpful safety tips. During the first day of the orientation, you will be given safety guidlines and will be informed about do's and dont's.
What immunizations/vaccinations will I need?
We recommend you to consult your physician or travel doctor before travelling to India. However, we recommend you take general vaccinations like
1. Hepatitis A and B
2. Typhoid
As such there is no mandatory vaccination, required to enter into India.
Do I need to buy health insurance?
Yes, for all participants, it is mandatory to have a travel medical insurance. Volunteers have the option to purchase Travel and Medical Insurance at a nominal extra cost from Volunteering Solutions. To provide the best option to our participants, we offer comprehensive insurance coverage in collaboration with a leading insurance provider. To view the coverage details, please click here
Accommodation and Living
Your country coordinator will take you to your placement and introduce you to everyone after giving you a basic orientation about the program/city/culture etc. You will be told about the directions to the project from your accommodation and the best mode of transport you can use. Volunteers use a variety of modes of transport to commute to different locations in Delhi. Major modes of transport are Delhi Metro and auto rickshaw (tuk tuk).
I want to know more about accommodation and food arrangements?
Volunteers are provided accommodation in a volunteer apartment or in home stay accommodation managed by the local coordinating team. Two meals a day ( Breakfast and Dinner) are provided to the volunteers from Monday - Saturday. On Sunday, volunteers eat out and explore the different gastronomical delights that Delhi has to offer. Accommodation is shared with volunteers on the 'same gender sharing' based rooms. Air conditioning is provided at night time in the volunteer home accommodations. Wifi internet is also available for volunteers convenience. Some volunteers are also provided accommodation in the project premises itself. For example - volunteers working in orphanage project can be provided accommodation in the project premises itself in a seperate room for volunteers. All meals will be provided to the volunteers in that case.
Can vegetarians be accommodated?
Yes, that is not a problem at all. In fact, volunteers are served vegetarian meals at the accommodations.
Would I have free time during my program ? Can I do sightseeing during my program ?
Volunteers work from Mon - Friday and get weekends free for doing sightseeing. You can utilize this time to visit local markets of Old Delhi, Palika Bazaar, Janpath or simply visit the Central Park (Garden) and Connaught Place. During the weekend you have the option to take a short trip to Jaipur and Agra - and complete the Golden Triangle tour. Strategic placement of Delhi also allows you to take a quick weekend trip to Palampur in Himachal Pradesh, Chandigarh in Punjab as well as Amritsar. There is a lot to do and explore, and the local Delhi office team would assist you in making travel plans and arrangements for short trips.
Are there more expenses once I arrive in Delhi?
Your program fee does not cover your personal expenses . You will need to cover yourself for your personal expenses, such as bottled water, local transport, telephone, shopping, sightseeing etc. However, you should carry around $50-60 per week for your basic personal expenses. This amount can vary and you would need a higher amount if you go on different weekend trips out of town.
What hours will I volunteer every day?
Volunteers usually work for 5 to 6 hours a day depending on their program. You will have weekend off so you can go to travel on weekends. However, volunteers need to be flexible, open minded and understand that work requirements can change as well on certain occasions.
Where can I change my money in Delhi? Are there ATMs in Delhi?
On arrival at the airport, you can change your foreign currency to get Indian Rupees at the money exchange counters. India has a modern banking system and major credit and debit cards are accepted without any problem. ATM's are available in plenty and you will be shown the nearest ATM from the accommodation as well.
Connect with Past Volunteers
We encourage volunteers to get in touch with former Volunteering Solutions participants and also other program participants joining our projects. You are recommended to join the Volunteering Solutions Community Page as well as Volunteering Solutions Facebook Page to meet other participants.
To read alumni interviews from past participants, visit the 'Meet a Volunteer' section on our website.
Volunteers can also view the volunteer testimonials of Delhi program participants by clicking here.
I was a little worried before coming over here because Volunteering Solutions is quite cheaper than other organizations but now I have no regrets choosing Volunteering Solutions at all.
Young Soo Kim (North Korea)
It was amazing ! Loved the children and the experience. Highly recommended. The food was great !! Really nice home cooked food. Accommodation was clean and tidy. TV and computer( luxury)
Yazmin Alexandra Eggleton (United Kingdom)
I really enjoyed the work at my placement. Both children and supervisor are welcoming and it was a great experience. We also celebrated Independence day with children and
Yicheng Peng (China)
Overall I enjoy working with the children. It is in an excellent location. The children are very lovable and it was great to work with them. The highlight of my trip would surely be the children at the childcare program. The trips to Taj Mahal and Dharamsala.
Susan Staunton (Ireland)
I loved my program placement and it was perfect for me. The children were very eager to learn so it has been a pleasure for me to teach them. We were invited to their homes and I found it interesting to see the difference in culture up close.
Stine Lise Saarinen (Denmark)
I enjoyed working at the program placement. I had a great time with the children and it was a great experience to live together with them, help them with their English-Homework and to have fun together, like dancing, doing Yoga and doing handicrafts.
Stephanie Rau (Germany)
I loved my program placement. The kids were great and I am so glad to have this experience. It was worth while experience. Being with the kids was of course so rewarding and the highlight from my stay.
Stacy Sheffield (USA)
I felt like my work really had an impact and I made deep and meaningful friendship with my students. I would surely recommend this organization to others.
Sophia Hoffacker (USA)
I very much enjoyed my placement. I think it is in an ideal location and the local staff was very helpful. Our accommodation was very comfortable, meals were very enjoyable. I also thoroughly enjoyed our trip to Dharamsala and to the Taj Mahal.
Sinead Dunning (Ireland)
The weekend trips were amazing and best part of the cultural week. You get to see the most important things of the capital city, listen to historical and cultural information that helps you understand everything and eat at great Indian restaurants.
Marta Rodriguez Castells (Spain)
Volunteer in India - Delhi
India - STAFF PROFILE
Rajiv is a post graduate in English and a former lecturer in University. He has been working with International Volunteers for over 5 years now. He has vast experience and knowledge of working with over 1000 volunteers in India. He has also travelled to US, UK and Canada and he understands the western culture very well. He has vast knowle dge of Indian culture, history and his city Delhi. He looks forward to meeting you and helping you with your stay in Delhi. ...Read more


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This is actually a pretty decient grainy scrub. Mind you it is very grainy. It's not harsh, but it's definitly something I wouldn't use on an everyday basis. Benefit's website says, "Dull skin from daily stress? Refined finish facial polish beautifully brightens the complexion, gently exfoliating to purify the skin & help minimize the appearance of pores to reveal skin's natural radiance." I don't know. I'm not a big fan of it. I think it's over priced for what it is, and there are quite a few drugstore brand scrubs I love, so I can't see myself going out to purchase a full size version of this. Out of the three things that came in the try me set though, if I had to repruchase one of them, it would be this, but I personally don't think it's worth the money.


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Korean Like a Pro 3: Restaurant Talk
BAM! Welcome back, Korean Like a Pro. We never forgot about this segment. Never! We just got sidetracked for a bit with other projects. But this segment has a special place in our hearts, and we plan on doing more in the future, maybe not as a regular weekly segment, but we'll do it every so often. Or should we do it as a weekly segment? What do you think?
Anyhow, I think the Russian part of this video needs a bit of an explanation. This might be a sensitive topic, but it needs to be discussed. KOREAN MEN: if you are reading this, please, please stop asking foreigner women if they are Russian. We know what you mean when you are asking. You're not kindly asking if we're from Russia. You're not curious about our background or trying to start a conversation. You're asking if we're prostitutes, and it's exceptionally offensive.
#1 Not all Russian women are prostitutes, and just the insinuation is unbelievably racist.
#2 Not all pretty foreigners are prostitutes. Just you asking is exceptionally insulting as well. Imagine if foreigners started asking random Korean women if they're prostitutes. I don't even know where to begin with this.
#3 And this is important, just in case people try claiming the opposite – not all Korean men are dirty perverts, either. Not all of them ask if you're Russian. In fact, not many of them do, but it happens regularly enough to get you angry about it. Notice how we don't go up to old Korean guys and ask them if they're dirty Johns, either. Just because a few of them are, it's far from reasonable to ask a random Ajosshi if he like prostitutes.
Ah well. I doubt scuzzy Korean men will be reading this anyways. They're not really our target demographic. But we got that off our chests! And so, if you're a woman coming to Korea, and you find yourself being asked if you're Russian…well, now you know why!
Back to the movie: this time we finally go to a restaurant! As you might have remembered from our last Korean Like a Pro, we left our two characters just after they decided where they should eat. It's been many months since then, and now they're back in the Spring time ready to eat again, and their decision is the same as before! Woohoo! Dwegi Galbi 4 lyfe!
At the end of the video the guy says something along the lines of "very well. We won't eat ice cream then." It was really difficult to pronounce, because it's supposed to sound like "Ice Cream Anmotgettneh," but the transition from the T to the N sound is really difficult, especially since Simon had a cold, and he can barely pronounce his Ns with a stuffed nose. Note: we never claimed to be fluent in Korean to begin with!
If there are other scenarios or situations you'd like to see our Aegyo girl and her Oppa go through, so that we can try enacting some basic Korean that you're interested in learning, let us know. We can't promise that we'll know how to talk about it in Korean, but we can at least give it a shot!
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Ahaha you guys sound really good to me! XD
Oh that must have been so offensive..
I remember reading another foreign girl talked about it on the internet
She was american and went to the hospital, in emergency,
and instead of getting a fast and good care of her, she got lots of suspicious look from men and women and even a hospital staff assumed her as illegally staying russian girl,
and said "you need proper document (health insurance related I guess? comes from proper visa maybe?) to get treated"
and way he/she sounded was like I know you don't have proper paper!
She was very upset and offended by it and left bad comment about Koreans being rude to her
*** for those who never been to Korea and reading this comment, this is not usual thing happening tho!Problem like this should be more discussed so that inappropriate people start to realize it
In your case, since you already like other positive aspects of Korea, so you just put up with it,
but other girls can be very upset and get only bad memories I think..
especially if it happens early after they arrived..
and its a shame if that happens.. -
I think Russian women are unsurpassed in beauty and brains and I love Kimchi too! Why isn't there more brands of kimchi sold in the US ? We have a real opportunity here people! Whatsamatau? are you not interested in making money and furthering US- KOREAN trade? Have a russian woman be a spokesperson for the unique pickled wonder! ! mean the stuff gets better with age just like russian women do! And maybe KAL can serve it on long flights from the US and especially Japan and China!
 We have a real chance to make a bundle of money!!!! HEAPS AND STACKS OF IT! HEAPS AND STACKS people!!!! PS I just adore Russian women!!! -
This should be a weekly segment or at least every other week segment.
you guys so funny! and martina, your Korean pronunciation is goooooood! you so-ju lover~
lol this video always make me laugh *moves eyebrows* russian saram??? haha
I love your translations of Oppa. They are so funny. I've always wondered why girls would call their crushes their older brother? The idea in America is if you think of someone as your brother you wouldn't want to date them, then again it is a different culture so hey.
Hey guys, just stumbled across your channel. Very entertaining! I'm also trying to pick up a bit of Korean as I will be visiting in a few months. Your videos do help as you don't say them too fast and like I said, entertaining to watch =) Please try to include a few more day-to-day phrases!
I am a Korean, and I never knew that the word "러시아 사람" had such a connotation! Shame!98% of Koreans love Russia, America, and Canada. So bad that you met some ugly Koreans.
I love following you guys! Great stuff. Would rather watch your posts than anything on TV. I'm Korean-American, and your insights are spot on. Great Ttuck boki recipe BTW. xoxo
I think there is a misunderstanding here… You guys said that some Korean men asking if you are Russian means asking if you are Russian prostitutes. Koreans ask your nationality because they are really curious about it. They ask about it more often if you are Caucasian because they don't see many Caucasians around them. They ask Caucasian females if they are from Russia because many Russian and Eastern European women come to Korea to work as a model, so they think that most of the Caucasian women are Russians or Eastern Europeans.
I am Korean leaving in Seoul for 21 years and I have never heard of Russian prostitutes. When Koreans ask nationality or hometown(especially adults ask about it) it means that they want to start a conversation and be friendly. Koreans ask each other's hometown because they build strong bond with the person who is from the same hometown.
I hope nobody gets angry after reading this. I didn't mean to make anyone feel bad. I just wanted to write my opinion.
no.. I don't think you know what Martina is talking about
I don't want to offend you but I think its very naive of you think that wayThere are actually many real Russian prostitutes in Korea,
the reason Korean Johns started to ask foreign girl such question is because there are actually such girls.
This is very offensive to Russians I think.. I am very sorry.. :(
Well now foreigner population has grown so much and people started to think of them being here more naturally but even just few years ago, foreigners were so few.. almost like 95% of them were US soldiers and as for young causian women population, most times they were Russian girls came here for inappropriate job! (of course its not the same now!)A girl in your age not being familiar of this is understandable, its natural.
like Martina said in the video, a young girl(like you!) asking if you are russian would actually mean if she comes from Russia.
(I mean why ask such question if there were no such girls??)
But there's more to the reality than you know -
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I can't be 100% sure because there are always exceptional people.
I recommend foreign travelers don't go out alone when it gets dark outside.
You guys are so cute, and your Korean is excellent. I am impressed.
Well. Aghh.
I stay in Korea for 6 months now, I am married girl. But all these questions 'Russian saram?' make me crazy and sometimes angry >.< throw I don't show my anger ^.^ Actually not only men are asking this, women too. And when they hear what I am from North Europe and have NO connection with Russia, they acting more kindly, more smiling and they try to ask some questions about Europe. I think Koreans don't know about this kind of situation, because they are not foreigner girl who stay in Korea. Anyway, Korea is awesome! And people too!!!
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lol! Russians and Eastern Europeans are generally recognised as prostitutes in south korea but that kind of things happen all the time. When 'Australian' prime minister visited south korea for G20 summit last year, they presented her with a doll dressed in a 'Austrian' traditional costume. haha!
I want to download this as a podcast on iTunes but it's not listed. :-( I've genuinely been wondering for a while how to say "I want this one" or "I want that one" in Korean. I'm going to take a quick trip to Seoul soon and eating is very important to me. So I need to communicate my neeeeeds (yeah, that sounds kiiiiinda dirty but whatevs) haha! :-)
Along those lines, you know what'd be great?? If you did some kind of top 10 Must Eat dishes, or top 10 street foods to gorge yourself on. I know this isn't necessarily a food blog, but you know, I'd appreciate your personal recommendations! For real for real.
oy that russian thing is creepy
WOW!!!!!!!!!! I am sooooooo happy to see KOREAN LIKE A PRO again!!!!!!!!
i remember when i first watched it… it was really amazing..
I kept saying "Daebak" watching you!!
this time, i noticed this episode is kind of controversial but i think you pointed the truth exatly..
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i have a request prease – could you add the written romanized script somewhere in your future posts? thanx!
and yes i'd love to see these vids with greater quantity and frequency! =D
your blog is awesomeeeee!
Hilarious !!!!
You guys speak korean very well !!! I'm impressed
Hey, Martina finally won rock paper scissors! Go martina!!!
And um… HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I love these videos…
Korean people don't be offended by this! Most foreigners know Korean people don't all assume we're from America (although that's usually the first guess made) or that we're Russian prostitutes! However, in the course of nearly 2 years here, I've been asked, as have many of my friends on more than one occasion, by older gentlemen if we're "Russia?", pervy inuendos totally intended. We're neither Russian nor prostitutes and it's super sad that that's the comparison made. ã… So for anyone who isn't a foreign girl living here…. you wouldn't have experienced it and it's a valid point!
Anywaysssss, funny and cute vid! I agree–다ìŒì‹œê°"ì— ë…¸ëž˜ë°©ì—가요! ^^ -
LOL I love how you guys do that thumbs up thing at the end of each Korean Like a Pro vid.
And, huh, this is the first time I've ever heard of the whole Russian person thing. I'm Korean, but our family doesn't live in Korea. It's been quite a while since any of us has visited Korea, and my parents' knowledge of Korea is a bit… back in the days (lol)… so it's cool watching all your vids and learning what contemporary Korea is like, especially from a foreigner's point of view. :D
Thanks for making all these videos!
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i LOVE this segment!!!! please please pleeeease make them more often they're amazing! im trying to learn korean and its so fun to watch you guys and figure out what you're saying! and i always LOL at all your videos- tahnks for making them so awesome!! the whole oppa thing was really funny! haha it can honestly be used to mean about 20 different things. lollercoaster
I think it's good that you point out something that people coming to Korea are not very aware of. Maybe you have to point out some unfavorable, shocking stuff that foreigners coming to Korea should be aware of, like "russian saram."
because you can't always look at the bright sides of Korea… right?
Just my opinion!I love your videos!
bahahahah this is so true! when i went to the DMZ I got a taxi to the start of the tour it was like… 5 am and the taxi driver was insistant that I was Russian!
That prostitute/sexual object thing is neither local nor culture-specific. Asian women get a load of that in the Western countries, as many must know. I think expat female teachers in Korea fare better in comparison, even though the experience itself is no less demeaning from a personal viewpoint.
Young expat teachers in Korea don't really have a lot of social contact with the so-called 'mainstay' of the society for obvious (and less than obvious) reasons. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but a certain degree of generalising tendency is only natural.
On the other paw, this is an honest and fun-filled blog. I just can't help loving the goofiness of it all! ^^
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I mean, isn't noraebang the natural progression here…? Food, then singing Big Bang! -
just to let you all know, when I was teaching in China I was also asked if i was a Russian Prositute (usually after leaving a nightclub by a very drunk Chinese man) they do not walk up to you in a street and ask you that, but yeah. It happens, it sucks and you just say no and walk on.
Where did you guys learn this idea at all? That's sooo not true! I have been a huge fan of this blog from 2009, but these days (mainly with WTF) I feel like you guys just generalize very rare things and situations as a common Korean thing…. I thought you guys really respect Korean culture… Ddung cream? Nose roller? Double-eyelid tape? Those are the things actually very few teen age girls use mainly for jokes… That's not a general Korean thing…. If you just use those things as a weird funny things that exist in Korea, it'd have been fine…. But you guys make it too much generalized…. And also, you've referred that kind of dirty talk (which I swear to God, 99% of Korean male have never used in their lives) as a restaurant talk? I really feel humiliated by your generalization… I wanna ask you how many times you guys actually have experienced that kind of situation…. Why are you making fun of Korea with something that aren't really true?
Do you LIVE in Korea at all? I dunno where you've been but people here use double eyelid tape!! They are the ones that are not old enough to get plastic surgery yet! Â
And what are you talking about dirty talk? If you're referring the the Russian Saram thing, people here do it more often than you think. I'm not even white and I know about this! OMG >.<
Okay guys… I think I clearly misread the whole point. I admit it and apologize for being kinda aggressive and overreacting. Actually (it might have been hard for you to guess from the name I used for the post), I'm Korean who's now living in New York. Josh is my English name that I use here, but I have a Korean name which I've been using more than 30 yrs of my life in Korea. I didn't know those horribly shame things have been happening to Caucasian ladies time to time in Korea. I really didn't. Maybe I felt extremely ashamed and wanted to avoid that fact. Well, anyway, I'm sorry that kind of thing happens…. And as much as I was ashamed, my reaction actually reached to some of the other contents that could have been read as a joke about quirky things happening in Korea. Again, I'm sorry about that. (I guess me being in the US and still checking this blog so often kinda affected my emotion…)
Please know that I never had any intention to discourage you gut from making those fabulous videos that introduce Korean cultures to people outside Korea. If I remember it right, I once sent Simon the email concerning how I was enjoying this blog and wanted to let them know great restaurants in Bucheon… Basically, I'm a huge fan of this blog, still.. I'm coming back to Korea about a month to attend my sister's wedding this June, and hopefully, I can guide you guys to 부암갈비 in Bucheon which has the best Korean BBQ in Korea!!! Again, thanks for doing this, and sorry about my reaction. Happy Easter!-
Making apologies, LIKE A MAN! :)
Right on!! Hopefully, I'll be in Korea as well and meet up with you guys :)
Gotcha! Well, I'm glad that was cleared up :D Happy Easter to you as well!
I see you been replied to already, but i do think you are missing the point on WTF. Its for fun and its things foreigners find interesting because there new to us, and interesting. I'm sure if people came to Canada there would be things they don't understand and think are a bit funny if you looked. As for the Russian comment I'm sure they did said that not all men do it, but it dose happen. It just a general warning that if it dose happen say no! lol
Err, how are we generalizing? Did we not say that not all Korean men say this, but a few do. I thought we said that in the video and in the post above. Also, read everyone else's comments. Lots of people have experienced this as well.
And I don't think this would happen to you, or that you would even know how to comment on this, because your name is JOSH. I doubt Korean men ask you if you're a Russian prostitute. This happens to Martina a lot, in fact, and we decided to talk about it.
And we're not using our Wonderful Treasure Finds as examples of things that everyone uses. We find cool things and we want to play with them. Our specific experiences aren't generalizations. Not everyone experiences things the way we do. We speak on our own experiences.
We're not here to show everyone traditional and general experiences of Korea. If we were, we'd sound like Korea Tourism and we'd tell you to eat bibimbap and visit temples and wear hanboks and enjoy Korea's beautiful scenery. What we're interested in finding the quirkier things that we find fun and interesting, which in their very nature aren't generalized. So, no, not everyone drinks out of Twonkle cups, and not everyone wears donkey ears, and if you got that impression then you're clearly missing the point.
MAKE IT WEEKLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You guys are the funniest!
It's cool how you guys bring up a sensitive issue like this with humor. :)
Why Russians? I am Russian myself and I must say it's quite sad to hear that asking a woman is she Russian saram means "are you a prostitute?" :( Are there really that much Russian women that earn money by selling their bodies to men?
I guess the meaning of all this goes back to olden days, maybe when Russians were the only non-asian looking people that were in this profession. Hmm I don't know. I should be very careful when I'll come to Korea or ahjussis will understand me not in the right way.
Oh I'm really sad now : (Anyway, Simon and Martina, keep the blogging and vlogging goin! I love love love eatyourkimchi.com and hopefully It'll last a very long time, because personally for me it's the only source in the internet that covers everyday life in Korea in english and in a fun and entertaining way. Thanks!
Aww turtlebam. :( It's not really fair, but there is a VERY common idea that Russian women in Korea are prostitutes. I'm not sure how true it is (I haven't seen any yet, although one of my friends saw a group of prostitutes with their pimp), but I do get asked if I'm Russian by gross old taxi drivers or men in clubs, and by their tone and expression you can tell they're asking if I'm a prostitute.
When you come to Korea, if people ask you where you're from, maybe you can saw the city ("Moscow eseo wasseoyo", for example) instead of the country? So fewer people will be strange about it.
Maybe I should do so, thanks! But anyway, my trip to Korea will be not so soon :) But I want to visit your country so badly, because the culture is just amazing, completely different from European culture. I want to go to Korea :'(
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well. I am korean and I live in u.s. Personally many male caucasians gave me a dirty look as well…as if I am an asian prostitute. You know…it happens all around the world. people fantasize about different race. but often its coming from ignorance. I dont let them bother me…cause its just them.
I heart you guys! LMAO! Thanks for the warning, I will keep a wary out for those eyebrows.
Love this series!! Would really like to see it every week. It would be so helpful to see romanized subtitles on the screen. On your website, a Hangul = romanized = English script for each line would be nice.
waah so cool talking like that *o*
I want to know what are you saying in Korean… Can you sub the korean too? Please it will help so much :3-
Sorry, we will try, but our translator is already overworked, and it is difficult for us to find people who want to translate for us.
oh my goodness I would GLADLY sub the Korean for you guys!
Really? You mean it? If so, send us an email :D
you should totally make this a weekly segment!


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(Honolulu, HI) -- The stepmother of little Talia Williams will be sentenced for her role in the child's 2005 murder. Delilah Williams is set to be sentenced to a 20 year prison term Tuesday as part of a deal with prosecutors. Delilah Williams testified against her husband Naeem Williams in his murder trial that ended last month with him escaping the death penalty. Naeem Williams was a former Schofield Barracks soldier found guilty of beating his five-year-old daughter Talia to death. Delilah Williams had admitted abusing the child in the past before her death.


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Kevin SeifertWe're (no longer) Black and Blue All Over: We came, we saw, we conquered and now we're splitting into fiefdoms. As of Monday morning, Black and Blue All Over as we know it is no longer. As you know by now, ESPN's expansion of its NFL Nation ...
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Kevin SeifertWe're Black and Blue All Over: It has almost occurred on cue. Now that the Chicago Bears have made Devin Hester solely a returner, rather than try to double him up on offense, the truth comes out. Speaking with Jon Greenberg of ESPNChicago.com thi...
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20 My tent is ruined, and all its ropes are broken. My children have gone away and left me. No one is left to put up my tent again or to set up a shelter for me. | 20 My tent is destroyed; all its ropes are snapped. My sons are gone from me and are no more; no one is left now to pitch my tent or to set up my shelter. |
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Actually I don't mean that at all. What am I saying? I love fall and everything about it….I just haven't posted this session yet
Many, many years ago I worked with Leslie at Merrill Lynch. I was newly married and at my first big-girl job. I hated it. Life got busy through the years (babies, photography) but we recently got in touch again and I've discover she's turned her dream into a reality. She is a VERY gifted chocolatier….. and when I say VERY good I mean crazy-good!!! Leslie's Chocolate Covered Anything . check…it….out!!!! Her husband recently retired and she wanted some pictures of him in his uniform as well as a family session with her gorgeous, college-age children. Happy Summer! Wanted to let you all know I have good news! My pricing is now structured such that there are accommodations for both those that want portraits and digital files. Please inquire here for details. Also, did you know about my "once a client, always a client" policy? If you've had a previous session with me, your session fee is half off–always. Hip-Hip….. Love it or hate it, back to school time is right around the corner! Schedules get booked fast–yours and mine. It isn't too early to book your fall session with me. Earlier this month the girls and I took my mom to Wilmington, DE to Winterthur to check out the beautiful Downton Abby exhibit. It was BEAUTIFUL and if you're in the area I highly recommend doing the garden tour and seeing the costumes. It's there until January. |


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I am already neutered, purebred, a special needs pet, up to date with shots, not good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Marcel is a nine year old senior toy poodle that has survived his entire life so far in a puppymill. He has cataracts and his vision is very limited. He does see some shadows. He is timid from not being handled but he warms quickly when you are holding him. He does enjoy people and searches me out around the house. Marcel doesnt have any teeth left so he eats soft food and he loves his food. After he eats , he goes right to sleep. He is a good boy. Marcel wears a belly band and we have plenty that can go with him in very cute doggy prints. If you can give Marcel the home he should have had all along , a forever home, contact email@example.com for an application. He has a lot to learn but the rescue dogs become the most loving companions when they are saved. Marcels adoption fee is a $200 donation to cover his vet care.
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Marcel, a Berlin Poodle (Toy or Tea Cup) dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Poodle (Toy or Tea Cup) for sale in Berlin, or seeking a Poodle (Toy or Tea Cup) dog from a breeder in Berlin.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Berlin already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Berlin breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Poodle (Toy or Tea Cup) breeders who help with Poodle (Toy or Tea Cup) rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Berlin paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Great place to relax
This lodge was booked last minute as us 4 (2 couples) needed a quick weekend break. We was more than happy with our stay. We was welcomed by the owners an showed around our lodge 20 minutes after arriving. The location was easily accessible an our lodge was right by the front. The view was exactly what you would except from a countryside break, pretty relaxing! The lodge was fantastic an was fully equipped with everything we needed. We also requested an extention lead an was brought down to our cabin by the owner which was very considerate of him! The weather was poor during our stay but what can you expect its wales?. But that didnt make a difference as the lodge had central heating throughout an our highlight of the holiday was the hot tub! Us 4 go away 2-3 times a year at hot tub cabins, this was deffinetly one of the best! Sometimes it gets a little windy an rainy outside whilst in the hot tub which could be helped by a shelter but still perfect! Only critique is the wifi. Didnt expect it to be that slow an sometimes no signal but all in all a fantastic stay!
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A wonderful family run break. All needs and wants catered for. A very relaxing, perfect 4 night stay over New Years.
Gorgeous location and surroundings. Very peaceful. Staff very friendly and helpful.
It was amazing so beautiful and peaceful. The owners were lovely so friendly and nothing was to much trouble.
Friendly welcome lovely lodge we enjoyed our stay
Loved our weekend away at bay tree lodge,went to celebrate my husband's birthday at the beginning of December,could not have wished for a nicer log cabin & the hot tub was amazing,the Christmas tree a lovely bonus like home from home.Will definitely visit again.
Absolute bliss! Words can't describe the serenity at Herons Brook Retreat xx
Herons Brook is an idyllic park. In a picturesque setting, very peaceful and beautifully kept.
Absolutely superb, faultless All Modern an lush
Honestly couldn't of had a more enjoyable and relaxing time. Lodge was modern and extremely impressive and the hot tub was perfect.
Great cabin with everything you need, location ideal for different towns, defo will return. Had a perfect long weekend.
Had a fabulous time. The only thing I would approve is the signal of the wi-fi in the lodge was very weak. Kept disconnecting us all the time. Other than that, superb.
Lovely lodge, would stay there again. Owners were very helpful as we're the booklet with ideas of what to do in the area.


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Loopy Ideas Secure Music Rights
Consumers are one step closer to losing alternatives when it comes to using digital media, as InterTrust unveils a new rights management service that allows developers to create secure players for the PC.
On Tuesday, InterTrust (
The problem for consumers is that this is the latest system to be deployed that doesn't work with all of the file formats and security systems on the market. This means you need to have more than one player on your PC to ensure you can watch and listen to all your files.
Microsoft's player comes embedded in its operating system while InterTrust's product works as a plug-in. But neither system works in conjunction with the other.
This project is designed to make building rights management into media players much easier, although the DRM sector is quickly turning into a two-horse race. The new commercially available product will compete with Microsoft's
Both services work by employing a "closed loop," which requires that each piece of software, codec and format is verified as secure. Before a media player will launch a file, it is checked for an original security mark.
Because of the intense battle for supremacy in the DRM space, consumers still have to wait for a one-click solution that will allow them to listen and watch their media files.
Despite the problems, the InterTrust service is already being used by the company's partners, MusicMatch and Rioport. But any company willing to fork over the cash can purchase the new service for $40,000.
And for one of the players involved, the real issue stems from the recording industry, not from the technology companies.
InterTrust executive vice president Talal Shamoon said the recording industry could bring peace to the technology community with one fell swoop.
"The record industry has to get serious around platforms whether it's around a codec or a DRM," Shamoon said. "They also have to move away from the CD and into a protected medium with a disk with encrypted music on it. Right now, it's like putting out master recordings that can be immediately copied and traded on the Internet."
Inside radio: It's not exactly Behind The Music, but Radio Free Virgin hopes that its new 60-second clips will give listeners insight into their favorite performers.


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Sharjah Art Foundation
Sharjah Art Foundation brings a broad range of contemporary art and cultural programmes to the communities of Sharjah, the UAE and the region. Since 2009 SAF has built on the history of cultural collaboration and exchange that began with the first Sharjah Biennial in 1993. Working with local and international partners, we create opportunities for artists and artistic production through our core initiatives that include the Sharjah Biennial, the annual March Meeting, residencies, production grants, commissions, exhibitions, research, publications and a growing collection. Our education and public programmes focus on building recognition of the central role art can play in the life of a community by promoting public learning and a participatory approach to art. Sharjah Art Foundation is funded by the Department of Culture and Information, Government of Sharjah.
Filmmaking Course: How to Make Shorts
Sharjah Art Foundation's Film Club and Adult Education Programme provides aspiring writers and filmmakers the opportunity to create short films. This course offers participants a strong foundation in filmmaking through practical guidance. Each course consists of two components: a seminar which includes informal lectures and reading-based discussions that provide students with the theoretical principles of filmmaking; and hands-on workshops that introduce and develop skills and practical ideas.
Sharjah Biennial 12: The past, the present, the possible
Participating Artists and Opening Schedule
Opening: March 5-7, 2015
Rawdat al-Balabel
In collaboration with AMAR Foundation (Arab Music Archiving & Research), Sharjah Art Foundation presents Rawdat al-Balabel: a series of podcasts about classical Arabic music that consists of 104 episodes posted online over the course of 52 weeks. The ninety sixth podcast of Rawdat al-Balabel Dawr " The tawshih (2)" is now available.
Education Programme
Children's Education Programme Autumn 2014/Winter 2015 September 20, 2014 – February 21, 2015 Sharjah Art Foundation's education programme offers a variety of learning experiences featuring workshops, activities and events that help students build creativity and confidence. Taught by professional artists, SAF's education initiative is designed in response to themes within its ongoing exhibition programme. Programme for Children and Young Adults with Disabilities Sharjah Art Foundation welcomes groups of all abilities. Workshops for individuals with physical, learning and developmental difficulties are devised to engage through practical and exhibition based activities. This programme is designed for participants 7 to 18 years of age and runs weekdays Sunday to Thursday.
SAF Film Club
SAF Film Club is a new initiative designed for film enthusiasts and dedicated to film and filmmaking. Free and open to the public, SAF Film Club offers screenings, workshops, discussions and opportunities to get involved and contribute your ideas.
SAF Film Club is part of the Sharjah Art Foundation's ongoing Film Programme that includes regularly scheduled film screenings in the Mirage City Cinema, the UAE's only dedicated outdoor cinema space.


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3 from the twentieth year and above, of all the strong men of Israel (from twenty years of age and older, of all the strong men in Israel); and thou and Aaron shall number them by their companies. | 3 You and Aaron are to number by their divisions all the men in Israel twenty years old or more who are able to serve in the army. |
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At Ballare Teatro Performing Arts Center we have 5 programs:
- Preschool
- Performing Arts
- Adult/Professional
- Summer
- Boys Program
Our Preschool Program is a year-long program. We have two classes: Music and Movement and
Creative Dance. Music and Movement is for our littlest dancers and their parents.
Once a child turns 3 they can register for our Creative Dance class. Dancers who are 3 and 4 take creative dance.
During the school year, we offer two ways for youth to study dance: the Performing Arts Program and the Recreational Program.
The Performing Arts Program is a year-long program for students who are ready for more of a commitment to dance education. All students involved in this program must be registered in a ballet/tap class during the course of the year. Students are placed in classes based upon age, and then ability: Fundamental Level (5-6 year olds), Level I (7-9 year olds), and Level II (10-12 year olds). Fundamental and Level I is divided into A and B levels, A is for dancers who are new to the level, and B is for dancer who have had that level before, but are not yet ready to move up. Dancers in their second year of level II are required to take jazz. Dancers in level III take ballet, tap and jazz, and in their second year of this level they are required to take modern. Dancers in levels IV and V add an extra technique class, as well as pointe prep, or pointe when they are ready. All students in the performing arts program are involved in our year end recital, and have the option of performing in our original ballet, 'Isabella Saves the World' or our Rhythym Festival. Because students involved in this program commit to an entire year, new students are taken in these classes from September-October. After that, students will be allowed to register by permission of Ballare Teatro Director and staff.
Our Adult & Professional Program offers classes in ballet, tap, jazz, modern and hip hop for the beginner-professional dancer. You may register at any time of the year for our classes. You may drop in for $15, or purchase a 10-class card for $110. Please call ahead prior to dropping into a class to check on the schedule and openings.
Boys Program Boys dance?? Absolutely! At Ballare Teatro Peforming Arts Center we are very excited to have a unique boys program. No tutu's and leotards here. These are classes for boys, taught by men. So if you think you have a Mikhail Baryshnikov or Gene Kelly in your house, this is the place for them to flourish.
The boys program is part of the Performing Arts program…this is a year long program with opportunities to perform. The levels are the same (see above). The boys program Fundamental are not yet divided into A and B. In the second year of level II, boys are required to take jazz in a combined boy/girl class. Once boys get to level III, they will be combined for all their technique classes. However, they will still take a separate 'boys technique' class in addition to their regular technique classes, to work more on building strength and skills specific to the way men move.
Summer is time for dancers to try something new. There are no prerequisites. Our short five week summer session includes week long camps and workshops, as well as weekly evening classes. There is something to fit into your busy summer schedule at Ballare Teatro Performing Arts Center.
Ballare Teatro offers Homeschool Classes by appointment. We would be happy to design a program specifically for your homeschool groups schedule, interests and budget.