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Koh Samui is surrounded by some of the most impressive dive sites in Asia. The waters of the Gulf of Thailand are teeming with exotic tropical fish and colourful corals. Come with us on a high-speed catamaran and experience two dives in prime sites. You won't have to worry about anything – all equipment, transport and food is provided.
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Pick-up at your hotel. Please be ready at reception |
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Departure to Koh Tao by High-Speed Catamaran |
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Arrival at Koh Tao and change to dive boat 'Blue Sea' |
10:30 |
Blue Sea depart for first dive point |
11:15 |
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Set-menu lunch served on board |
13:15 |
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Dive Site |
Chumphon Pinnacle, Southwest Pinnacle, White Rock or Red Rock |
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Boat |
By "Blue Sea" |
Certified Divers Required |
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Lunch set menu served on board |
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The Client may purchase AIG General Insurance (Thailand) Ltd. (200thb) to cover scuba diving activities for 10 days through Service Provider. |
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Official 2010 Festival de Cannes poster is announced
As is customary, a couple of weeks before the Festival announces the line-up, they release the official poster.
This year the poster continues with the theme of incorporating stars into the design. French actress Juliette Binoche takes centre stage in a photo by Brigitte Lacombe.
Our verdict... not a bad effort, we like the minimalism, and it's certainly more interesting that last year's just plain weird poster. But it's not amongst the best.
The poster is copyright © Brigitte Lacombe – graphic design Annick Durban.
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Hobby City (AKA Hobby King/United Hobbies) might have a lot of cheap motors, but nothing that I would recommend for the EDF75.
Ideally your motor should have the following specs:- Kv: 3600~4000 for 3S Lipo, 2700~3000 for 4S Power: 350W+ Weight: 70~100g (2.5~3.5oz) Case Diameter: 28mm max. Shaft Diameter: 3mm AFAIK the only motors that meet all those requirements are the GWS BL28xx series. If the adapter can be drilled out to 1/8" (3.175mm) then you have more choices, including ARC, Medusa, HET and Mega. Out of all the motors that Hobby City sell, the HXT/Turnigy B2835 was the only one I found that appeared to be suitable. I tested the 3900Kv version on 3S and it worked, but performance was lacklustre and I have doubts about its reliability at ~380W. It may also be tricky to install because its shaft diameter is 3.2mm - not 3.175mm! (this difference may not seem like much, but it will not fit an adapter which is drilled to 1/8"). |
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Try the HET 6904 fan and 2W20 motor from HET. This is a great setup for the GWS A4. You can find a bunch of info on the A4 on this thread: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=826052 Good luck in your quest, Mine has the HET 6904 and 2W20 motor and runs super on 4s1P Lipo at 4000mah. I have about 75 flights on her and I would never use the stock GWS fan or their red or white motor ever..... If you want super fast then you can put in one of the "high power" modds with 1200 watts...Too hot for me....LOL... |
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Greenheart Travel - Teach English in South Korea
recommended this program
Spend a year teaching and living abroad in South Korea! Not only will you receive flight reimbursement, a generous salary and free housing, but you will also be given 30+ days of paid vacation. There is no fee for this program and teachers will be able to save a substantial amount of money while abroad. Greenheart Travel works alongside the South Korean Ministry of Education and the South Korean National Institute of International Education in order to select the best candidates for this program.
-Free program - no program fee
-Paid English teaching positions throughout South Korea
-One year contracts
-10 day orientation upon arrival
-Free furnished studio apartment
-Salary of about $1,600 to $2,200 USD (1.8 - 2.5 million KRW)
-Approximately 30+ days of paid vacation
-Flights Reimbursement
9 / 10 Overall Rating
Excellent preparation!
Submitted on 11/16/2014 by Lydia Kubiniec | Yes, I would recommend this programI was very happy using greenheart travel. I found all my incessant, anxiety-driven and sometimes desperate questions answered promptly and intelligently. I experienced a couple of paperwork issues and my recruiter (Sarah) was extremely helpful and seemed to make a genuine effort to rectify any of the administrative issues I was experiencing. Since my placement in Korea, I've also come to appreciate just how in-tune Greenheart travel is with the processes and the education system here. Now that I have a more comprehensive understanding of EPIK, I further appreciate how Greenheart guided me and all the applicants to make as strong an application as possible. The advice they provide about the interview process as well as the realities of the positions themselves is, in my experience, very helpful and quite honest. Though I haven't heard much from greenheart since moving to Seoul, I don't think it would be necessary at this point anyway. I would definitely recommend greenheart travel to those looking to transition into EPIK teaching.
How could this program be improved?
I would offer a little more support for arrival. Other recruiters provided people with cell phones that were usable upon arrival, which was very useful in those first few (very confusing) days.
Female | Age: 19-24 | Seoul, Korea | Ithaca College -
10 / 10 Overall Rating
Great Program
Submitted on 11/14/2014 by Eric Kessler | Yes, I would recommend this programGreenheart Travel has been excellent at every step of the way. While applying, our questions were promptly answered, and our apprehensions were cleared up. The entire process was made easier with their help. We knew exactly what to expect from the moment we landed in Korea until getting to our apartments. Big thanks to Sara at Greenheart!
Having had no experience as a teacher, the English Program in Korea (EPIK) has been an excellent first step in my teaching career. Over the past year and a half, I've seen entire classes of middle school students transform from being unsure of the lesson to having the 'a-ha moment' to being able to fire back answers as I review the material. I've never experienced something so rewarding.
I definitely recommend Greenheart Travel to anyone, with or without experience, looking to teach abroad.
Male | Age: 25-30 | Waegwan, South Korea | University of Wisconsin -
10 / 10 Overall Rating
Just do it!
Submitted on 11/13/2014 by The Johnson Family | Yes, I would recommend this programGreenheart took great care of us throughout the application process. They we able to find me a placement despite my unusual situation- bringing a dependent.
Flash forward two years and my husband and I are still enjoying our experience here. We'll even be starting our third EPIK contract as a family of three. So let go of whatever is holding you back and just apply!
My school is so supportive and I love working with these cute kids. It's a big school so I teach only 5th and 6th grades and one period of English Club. My area is great; there is a great community of foreigners who offer support and friendship.
I have also been able to really get to know the Korean culture through travel, and native friends. Go to Korea. Greenheart travel will help you get there!
How could this program be improved?
I really can't think of anything they need to change. They answered all my questions timely and throughly. They were friendly and provided multiple forums for information and support.
Female | Age: 19-24 | Pohang, South Korea | Southern Utah University -
9 / 10 Overall Rating
Submitted on 11/13/2014 by Arielle | Yes, I would recommend this programGreenheart travel makes applying to teach abroad a much less daunting process. They were very helpful the entire way through-from the first draft of my application to my final departure. They check your application for any faults before sending it off to the Epik which I love because the application needs to be completed in a very specific way. Additionally, they give you interview tips and a pre-depature info session. I applied for EPIK in 2012, so it's been about 2 years since then; however, I remember the application process running very smoothly, and I know this is thanks to Greenheart.
How could this program be improved?
teaching in South Korea has been an amazing experience, and I think everything should have the experience of living outside of the comforts of your country in order to serve someone else. That said the English teaching situation is changing rather drastically. The benefits that I had when I first came to Korea may not be fully available in the (very near) future. Applicants should keep this in mind.
Female | Age: 25-30 | Angye, South Korea | Vanderbilt University -
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Greenheart Travel--The best of the best!
Submitted on 11/13/2014 by Candiss Shumate | Yes, I would recommend this programFrom the beginning to end of the long application process to teach English in Korea, Greenheart Travel (especially Sara Dorsey), has been exceptional. When I first showed an interest in teaching abroad, the Greenheart Travel website clearly displayed all the details of the program. (from benefits to job duties) I knew exactly how much my salary would be, how long the orientation would last, etc. This was extremely helpful. In addition, I became reassured at the legitimacy of the program when I noticed that Greenheart Travel is partnered with the EPIK-English Program in Korea. (a government-run program)
As the application process continued, Sara was extremely prompt in answering my questions via email and also offered helpful advice on what to expect while living in Korea. Since she had already taught in Korea in the past, it was very reassuring since I was already beyond nervous to move across the world and teach English. After I was accepted, I received a welcome packet and detailed itinerary of upcoming orientation in Korea. This was very helpful and I remember feeling so relieved when I received this from Greenheart Travel. It even had a map of the Incheon airport and helpful tips on how to handle culture shock! Greenheart travel made me feel much more prepared to begin my journey of traveling abroad.
I will be finishing my second year of teaching in Korea in February 2015 and am going to continue to teach and travel abroad. This time, it will be with Greenheart Travel Teach English in Colombia program! Overall, teaching in Korea has been full of ups and downs. But, it's been a worthwhile experience and I've gained various lifelong skills that will help me professionally in the future. These skills include: public speaking, classroom management, patience, and most importantly, ADAPTABILITY.
How could this program be improved?
I'm sure this is probably beyond Greenheart Travel's control, but my boyfriend and I were very late in receiving our visas. We applied when we were told to, but only received them a few days before departure to Korea. This was very stressful. We had to obtain our residency certificate before obtaining our visas, so maybe it would be better to obtain this earlier than later.
Another issue, (which may also have been beyond Greenheart Travel's control), was the fact that my boyfriend and I were not placed in the same city. We have met many other couples here who are not married and were placed in the same city. This was a bummer, of course. But, we've made it work!Female | Age: 25-30 | Pohang, South Korea | University of Wisconsin -
10 / 10 Overall Rating
A Chance for Personal and Professional Growth
Submitted on 11/12/2014 by Brittney Brickner | Yes, I would recommend this programWhen I was applying for this program I was having some difficulties that were driving me crazy. The fault for this was of course the paperwork and the bureaucratic tape you had to jump through to get it. I was working full time while I was going through these hoops and honestly if I didn't have the help and advise of Sarah over at Greenheart Travel, I might have just given up. I literally had to apply for something three times because I kept getting rejected for this or that reason, but Sarah helped me manage to get in the essentials of my application so that I wouldn't be left behind in the late application pool. eventually, when I got the rest of my paperwork I submitted it and joined the rest of the applicants in the waiting game. Greenheart Travel was fantastic as they put all paranoia at ease and sent me information to prepare me for the insanity I had just willingly signed up for.
It really is insane to voluntarily drop all the opportunities in your own backyard to move 7,000 miles away to a completely different country and do something for which there is no safety net. But as I sit here in my apartment in South Korea, I know I made the best move I could.. I enjoyed my first year of teaching high school history in the US after I graduated college. I look forward to going back and doing that, but at the time I wasn't ready to submit to the game of politics one has to play to secure a long term job in education. I knew I still wasn't ready to settle down and so I opted to take advantage of my youth and travel. Coming to South Korea was the perfect opportunity. From a historical viewpoint, there is nothing better than experiencing a culture for yourself and actually going to see the history. From the teaching viewpoint, I am becoming more flexible ("Korean surprises" are a daily occurrence, be prepared) and becoming familiar with different methods. This opportunity is not about running away from something, it's about helping myself grow more through less mainstream means.
I have no regrets in coming here and I couldn't ask for anything more (perhaps besides some less expensive peanut butter). There really is nothing like walking down the street after what has become an average day of teaching and just being completely content with life.
How could this program be improved?
It would be nice if someone was more familiar with the difference in the state to state process of applying for some of the necessary paperwork. This, of course, is difficult with fifty states, and only comes with experiences with difficulties like my own.
Female | Age: 19-24 | Gwangju, South Korea | Fairleigh Dickinson University -
10 / 10 Overall Rating
EPIK 9-10 day Orientation
Submitted on 09/22/2014 by Mai Yang | Yes, I would recommend this programDuring the 9 - 10 day orientation, I learned many helpful EL strategies from former EPIK teachers and those first hand experiences really helped me prepared for my first day in the classroom. Lots of resources were provided as well to help teachers get ideas for lesson planning as adjust to the culture and school system. Thank you EPIK for easing EPIK teachers into the classroom as best as possible.
How could this program be improved?
Perhaps telling EPIK teachers their placement sooner so they have an idea of the grade level they will be teaching and prepare if not, physically, mentally for the task.
Female | Age: 25-30 | Central California | California State- Fresno -
10 / 10 Overall Rating
Go for Greenheart!
Submitted on 09/19/2014 by Susan Naja | Yes, I would recommend this programSara and Greenheart are great! Always there for you, every step of the way. The application paperwork and timelines for placement with the Korean EPIK program is a bit gruelling, be spot on with your paperwork or you will miss your placement deadline! But if this is the position you want Greenheart can get you there with as much support as one can expect along the way. As well the EPIK program's orientation is extremely thorough, rest up before you arrive!!
How could this program be improved?
I don't think Greenheart recruits for all of the EPIK provinces, which I did not realize. Check it out.
Female | Age: 31-50 | S Korea | University of the Fraser ValleyResponse from Greenheart Travel to Susan Naja
Thank you, Susan! We're so glad you're loving life in Korea. We actually do recruit for all EPIK provinces, however, EPIK does not recruit for Gyeonggi province at all. That program is completely separate and called "GEPIK". Hope that helps clear up the confusion! We don't pick and choose which provinces or cities we place in, we place in all locations EPIK is placing in that round.
I'm glad you stuck the paperwork out and that we could help you through it all :)
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9 / 10 Overall Rating
Great recruiter for a 1st timer
Submitted on 09/16/2014 by Jeric Quiliza | Yes, I would recommend this programMy overall experience has been really good overall. I didn't really know what to expect, but I'm really glad I went with Greenheart Travel. My recruiter was always willing to answer my questions, often in a timely manner. She helped me with pretty much all aspects of my application process.
How could this program be improved?
One thing I was hoping for at the airport (Seoul International Airport) I arrived in was maybe some sort of contact person. I also wished there was more after-arrival tips/advice.
Male | Age: 19-24 | Seoul, South Korea | University of Alaska - Fairbanks -
10 / 10 Overall Rating
Greenheart is Great!
Submitted on 09/04/2014 by Gin | Yes, I would recommend this programGreenheart travel was extremely helpful throughout the entire application process. Sara, my recruiter, was always extremely quick to answer all of my emails - and there were many! She was also very thorough in reviewing the details of my application so that it could be sent off to EPIK without any errors or problems. By sharing her story about teaching in Korea, she really makes you feel at ease before you depart on your journey and prepares you for the experience by sharing those personal details that you might not hear from another recruiter. I enjoyed working with Greenheart so much that I plan to apply for volunteer programs with them in the future. Anyone who is thinking about applying to teach in Korea should go through Greenheart if they want to work with helpful, fun people and get through the process stress-free. Thanks Greenheart!!
Female | Age: 25-30 | Daegu, South Korea | University of Wisconsin -
10 / 10 Overall Rating
Teaching with Greenheart Travel
Submitted on 04/23/2014 by Emily B | Yes, I would recommend this programTeaching English is South Korea was an amazing experience. The process can seem long and complicated, but Greenheart Travel makes it doable and helps every step of the way. I think I emailed them 4000 times with questions and concerns before I left, ranging from a possible attack from North Korea to if I should bring bed sheets. I was also constantly on their website reading blogs and posting in the Facebook group. Greenheart partners with EPIK, who have very strong guidelines and rules that ensure you are getting the most out of your experience. I had afternoon and weekends off, got paid on time, and had a furnished apartment ready for me after orientation. I think this is why the process of applying and getting hired is so involved and requires so many documents, they want to makes sure they're putting quality people in their communities. There are also two long breaks during the school year, which was a perfect time to travel. I traveled most of Southeast Asia during this time, and it was great way to see Asia while having a job and home base in Korea. Overall it was just a wonderful, life changing (cheesy I know) experience!
How could this program be improved?
Everything on Greenheart Travel's side was handled really well and made the experience much easier than I expected!
Female | Age: 19-24 | Chicago, IL | Ball State University -
8 / 10 Overall Rating
Two Months Into Contract
Submitted on 10/09/2013 by Josh | Yes, I would recommend this programI have three co-teachers, though I do all of the planning and teaching myself. The teachers are nice, and if the kids are being disruptive, the co-teacher will usually help restore order. Also, I am a male and all of my co-teachers are female, and I was more or less told that because of this, they wouldn't really be able to do anything beyond strictly school stuff. For example, many other EPIK teachers I know were taken out to get supplies by their co-teachers, or have been taken out for dinner/lunch and just in general helped them settle in, but that was not the case for me. It's not a deal breaker, but if you are a male and have female co-teacher(s), I think this may be a common theme.
Everything else about the program is pretty much as advertised, including the chaotic and often last minute schedule changing, which can sometimes be frustrating, but it's again not something that is bad. Overall though, I do enjoy my school and placement. I have not needed any real support for issues, but any little ones that happen do seem to be taken care of quickly. Though I do think that once you are actually in Korea, your recruiter and EPIK may actually not be as resourceful to you as they were prior to departing. Once here, it's pretty much the school and the respective POE/MOE offices.How could this program be improved?
The process is pretty tedious for two reasons; being slow and not having a lot of information up front. I understand that much of this is out of Greenheart's control, such as FBI CRC and EPIK's way of handling things, but there were vast stretches of time where I was in lingo, not knowing for sure if I was going to Korea or not, but having to save the money, keep an eye open for plane tickets and think about quitting my job with enough notice. It ended up working out ok though, but if there were some way to provide more details about placements. But again, I understand much of this is in EPIK's hands, so there may not be anything Greenheart can do about that.
Male | Age: 19-24 | Daegu, South Korea | University of Massachusetts- Boston -
10 / 10 Overall Rating
Teaching in South Korea
Submitted on 10/07/2013 by Kylee Souders | Yes, I would recommend this programDeciding to teach English in Korea was no easy decision to make, but Greenheart Travel made every step of the way 100 times easier! Greenheart was there to answer any questions I had (no matter how "dumb" the question was), and I always got a quick response. I especially loved how Greenheart connected me with people who had prior experience in Korea, as well as people who were going through this experience for the first time like myself.
The most difficult thing about Korea is the waiting game. Patience, patience, patience. It cannot be said enough. Waiting for a phone, internet, a bank account, and your ARC card can be hard considering that we take them for granted at home, but expect to wait a few weeks to finally get all of these things. After the initial shock of Korea and once you have settled into your new life, Korea isn't that different from home. I can find anything I could possible need all in my city. Also, everyone is super welcoming, Koreans and expats alike. So if there is anything that I can't figure out by myself, there is ALWAYS someone there to help me out in any way possible.
Teaching and living in Korea is definitely an experience I will never forget!
Female | Age: 19-24 | Jecheon-si, Cheongchungbuk-do, South Korea | Westminster College -
10 / 10 Overall Rating
My Great Experience with Greenheart Travel
Submitted on 09/13/2013 by Norman Francis | Yes, I would recommend this programI must admit that so far my experience teaching english in South Korea has been amazing so far.I love the school that I teach at, the staff are very helpful and the students seem to love me and always greet when they see me in the hallways by saying, "Hello teacha, very handsome"! Which I obviously find cute.Through the Epik program in which Greenheart has sent me with, I get all weekends and evenings off, which provides me with ample opportunities to explore Korea and get to know the culture better.In terms of the service in which Greenheart has provided me throughout the application process, I must say that they have been very helpful and prompt.They respond to emails in a very timely manner and provided great advice to follow for the interview process.They are always avaliable whenever you need assistance which is very important given that the application process can seem daunting.In terms of and challenges, it would have to be homesickness.But such is to be expected when you travel to a different country.But it really helps that Greenheart sends its teachers through the EPIK program, because you then have instant access to a large network of english teachers all throughout Korea which serves as a good support system while adjusting to your new environment, all of whom you meet during orientation.Plus with a nation wide network, you always have a friend to stay by when travelling all over Korea.I do give Greenheart Travel my wholehearted endorsement!
How could this program be improved?
I would change the timing of when we get to apply for our Alien Registration Cards.Because they can take as many as 20 days to arrive, that means we are left without phones and even bank accounts for weeks on end.
Male | Age: 31-50 | Ulsan,South Korea (Before that Toronto,Canada | York University -
10 / 10 Overall Rating
I'm home!
Submitted on 09/13/2013 by Karolyne | Yes, I would recommend this programEvery since I have arrived in Korea I have received nothing but love! The EPIK orientation was so helpful and made so many friends (we now call each other family). When I arrived in my rural city, my coteachers just as well as locals have gone out of their way to make me feel at home. I never thought I could feel so at home and so loves in a country where I knew no one. Now I have so many friends. I am so happy here, I wouldn't want to be anywhere else.
The main problem I encounter is the language barrier but once you accept that constant struggle you learn to laugh at it and start picking up some new words. If it doesn't challenge you, it doesn't change you. Living in a foreign country is life-changing and worth every struggle!
How could this program be improved?
Nothing. Honestly
Female | Age: 19-24 | Cheongsong, South Korea | Florida International University -
10 / 10 Overall Rating
Incredible Experience
Submitted on 04/25/2013 by cajunaggie | Yes, I would recommend this programGreenheart Travel has been a blessing and a half. They were so helpful in getting our paperwork together and in order. Any questions were answered within 24 hours, and they provided us with a TON of information. We really felt prepared when we left for Korea. Without Greenheart travel, this process would have been close to a nightmare. And best of all, they do not charge for their services.
I would highly recommend Greenheart travel to anybody looking at teaching abroad.
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Thank you Greenheart Travel for helping me get here.
Submitted on 05/02/2012 by kindhearted | Yes, I would recommend this programWhen I knew that I wanted to teach abroad in South Korea, I didn't know which program or organization to apply to. As I did my research, I stumbled across the Greenheart Travel website. At first, just the name itself, "Greenheart Travel" drew my attention because its name tells me that this organization cares for the whole environment of the world. I decided to read the Greenheart Travel website and learned that it is a non-profit international educational exchange program with a passion of helping others reach their full potential in teaching abroad and other experiences. By learning about their mission, I knew that this was the organization that I wanted to apply through.
I really liked how Greenheart Travel listed all the information for EPIK's (English Program in Korea) benefits package, qualification requirements, teacher responsibilities, schedule, placements, and application process. I especially liked how Greenheart Travel offered a discount to take the TEFL Certificate Course.
While I was completing my EPIK application, I always emailed Greenheart Travel when I had questions about something. A representative from Greenheart Travel always replied back to my messages within the same day or the following day. I was very grateful for their quick responses. Moreover, Greenheart Travel sent an email with details about how to obtain required documents for the EPIK application. Their email really helped me understand where to go, what to do, and how to send/obtain all the documents I needed.
Within about two weeks after sending my initial application to Greenheart Travel to send to EPIK, I received an interview with EPIK. Several days before the interview, Greenheart Travel emailed me a list of sample questions to help me prepare for the interview. I went through these questions and read through the EPIK website to help prepare myself. When the interview came, I was so thankful that Greenheart Travel had prepared me so well. Throughout the whole application process and the time period before I left for South Korea, Greenheart Travel has always been so helpful.
Now, I've been teaching in South Korea with EPIK since August 2011. This has been such a worthwhile lifetime experience for me. I enjoy teaching and living here. My schools are great to me. I live in a nice, cozy apartment that has a view of Mt. Hallasan, the highest mountain in South Korea. I like learning about the culture, attending festivals and concerts, volunteering, trying different Korean foods, hiking the many trails, exploring the beauty around me, meeting both kind locals and other foreigners, and simply making the best of my time here. At the same time, I'm also capable of traveling and saving money.
Overall, I thank Greenheart Travel for helping me get here. Several friends have expressed interest in teaching abroad and asked for my opinion, and I always recommend Greenheart Travel to them.
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The highs and lows of work and play
Submitted on 04/25/2012 by Hannah_rose | Yes, I would recommend this programArriving with EPIK really was the best option for me. They provided all the essential initial administration processess which come with working abroad; bank account, health insurnace etc. I wouldn't have known wear to start and the bilingual staff were really dedicated.
From talking with other teachers, it seems that every teaching job is different. I got lucky and really liek my school. I have a whole classroom and high tech facilities to myself- however, I didn't have a clue how to use any of them when I arrived to figuring it out was a challenge. I have creative license to teach my own syllabus, and I really enjoy that, but I have no collaboration with my Korean co teachers so I rely heavily on the expat online community and it really helps.
The expat community is really tight here, people need each other, so making friends wasn't difficult. There is always someone about to grab dinner or coffee with or have a moan about stuff- which is needed sometimes.
The great thing about Korea is that public transport is so cheap and efficient, so getting about at the weekends is easy. But, learning to read Hanguel and speaking some Korean is essential to getting by. Like knowing which town you're headed to on the bus (many of them look and sound very similar, and I have found meself at the wrong end of the country before!). I learnt Korean at a free language exchange programme and once I could read Hanguel, I found that life became so much easier, and it's really not as difficult as it may seem!
The downside is that school can feel a bit isolating at times, as you will be the only native english speaker in public schools. I found that really making an effort with my colleagues helped me to feel more at home. I'm in my second teaching year and still get a buzz out of new food and visiting new places. It's worth the effort in the beginning in making new friends and putting yourself out there in learning new skills.
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Submitted on 04/25/2012 by lncteacher | Yes, I would recommend this programTeaching in South Korea was a wonderful decision and has given me experiences I never could have imagined. Although navigating the language and customs was and is a bit difficult, Korea is an easy place to become accustomed to and has plenty to offer expats. It's extremely easy to travel all over the country via the bus and train system, the food is fantastic, there are many opportunities to learn the language and the country as a whole is very English friendly.
In terms of teaching, most schools provide plenty of guidance and support. Personally I was put in an apartment that was bigger and nice than I imagined, in a great neighborhood and near many other foreign teachers. The staff was welcoming, my students are great, and I had plenty of resources to work with. I'm very happy I made the decision to teach in Korea.
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I Love Korea!
Submitted on 04/25/2012 by Sally | Yes, I would recommend this programI absolutely love South Korea. I was well prepared by Greenheart for all the cultural differences and difficulties I may experience here. I have experienced many differences - the food, the social scene, the language and many more - but having been pre-warned I was able to take them in my stride!
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Fantastic experience in Korea!
Submitted on 04/25/2012 by Erica | Yes, I would recommend this programGoing to Korea was the best decision I ever made! I am so thankful I came across Greenheart's posting for the program on idealist.org that fateful day in August 2010! The application process is a little long because of necessary documents, but the Greenheart staff was very helpful and supportive the whole way. Once in Korea, you won't need much support from Greenheart anymore, as your school and EPIK will help you with anything you need. I really enjoyed my school and I loved my adorable students. The job was really fun. I also made a ton of new friends from all over the world, and there is always something fun to do in Korea, whether it is experiencing the nightlife, the cuisine, or the culture.
As far as daily life goes, all of the amenities you are used to back home are available in Korea. They are very tech savvy, the public transportation is fantastic, and my apartment was just a studio but had all I needed. There are certainly cultural differences, but as long as you go with an open mind and are ready to appreciate experiencing a new culture, it will overall be a thoroughly enjoyable experience.
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Submitted on 04/25/2012 by DynamicKorea | Yes, I would recommend this programThis is a review particularly for Greenheart Travel. I knew I was interested in applying to EPIK, but when I saw the paperwork gauntlet that I had to jump through in order to do so, I became a bit wary. Greenheart Travel helped me put two and two together- they made the process more clear and answered all my questions right away, sometimes even within the hour. I was very impressed by their professionalism; they were very knowledgeable and supportive. I knew exactly what to expect when I arrived. Thank you very much! I love my job now!
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Why did you decide to teach English abroad with Greenheart Travel in South Korea?
Emily: I decided to teach English in South Korea with Greenheart Travel because they were so supportive. I looked at other companies, but Sara at Greenheart was so involved in the process.
She answered every question I had, even the really stupid ones, and made the process seem so much easier. Going through EPIK can be really confusing and requires a lot of paperwork and steps, but Greenheart worked really hard to outline each stage and what I needed to do to advance.
Ten years from now, what's the one thing you think you'll remember from the trip?
Emily: Ten years from now I think I'll remember all of the friends I made. It was an amazing experience because you're not only exposed to Korean culture, but also to all the other teachers who come from all over the world.
I have friends scattered around now, and I even went to visit my friend from the UK who is now teaching in Spain. It's awesome to have those connections and I can't wait to hopefully see everyone again at a 10 year reunion!
Has your worldview changed as a result of your trip?
Emily: I think this trip has made the world seem smaller. I now have friends all over the world and Korea will always hold a special place in my heart. It just makes you realize that even when you step out of the familiar, things aren't so different or scary.
Tell me about one person you met.
Emily: One person who really helped me make my experience so great was Sara from Greenheart Travel. She worked really hard to make sure I was comfortable with everything.
With the help of her, the Greenheart team, and Greenheart Alum writing blogs and sharing on facebook, I felt totally prepared for my trip!
Any tips for someone considering this program in the future?
Emily: Do it! I know it can seem scary packing up your life and moving across the world where you don't know anyone, but seriously just do it. The hardest thing to do is actually get on the plane, but the second you step into the Seoul airport, you're already a different person.
Why did you decide to teach with Greenheart Travel in South Korea?
Norman: I decided to teach with Greenheart Travel in South Korea because of all the recruiting companies I have either researched or contacted, I felt that they were the most informative, helpful and eager. Greenheart Travel seemed like a reputable organization, which was evident in the way that their representatives carried themselves at the 2012 Going Global Expo in Toronto.
Plus the fact that they replied back to me in no more than a minute when I emailed them my Application just left a huge impression on me that they mean business and that you can guarantee a reply back for any inquiry that you may have in a timely manner.
What has been your most memorable moment so far?
Norman: There isn't just a single moment that I can come up with, but it is things such as not being able to walk to my classroom to teach without being warmly and enthusiastically greeted by the students.I teach at an all girls middle school and every time I walk the hallways the students always shout, "Hello Teacha!!" There are even times when they will say, "Teacha you very handsome!" which definitely makes my day. My students have always made me feel welcome.
Another memorable moment is when I was recently in the food court of the Costco Store in my city of Ulsan (Yes they do have Costco, so here is more incentive for ya!). And while I was eating a pizza, the cutest little Korean baby, about 2 years of age walked up to where I was sitting and just stared at me in complete awe for at least 3 minutes without blinking.
I could not help but think that she was so amazed to see a black person for the first time. I'm glad I was able to help to expose her to the beautiful diversity that is humanity, especially as Korea can be quite an ethnically homogeneous country.
Tell us about one person you've met.
Norman: One person that I've met who has really helped me to feel very welcome in Korea is my new friend Cho. He is actually one of the staff at my school who has been very very helpful and kind. He is one of the staff that has gone out of his way to make me feel welcome at my new school.
There was a time when I needed help to mail some boxes and needed a vehicle to transport them to the post office. He happily gave me the help that I needed and when I went to invite him out for dinner as my reward to him, he simply responded by saying, "No problem, I'm just glad that I got an opportunity to practice my English."
Anything that I need, be it help with interpreting a bill, or anything else, he is always there and availible to help.We have grown to become good friends and I will be looking forward to hanging out with him more often.
What has been the most challenging aspect of the experience?
Norman: The most challenging aspect about this experience thus far would have to be the homesickness. You never realize how much you will miss home and how much you really appreciate home until you are living in a completely different culture.When I was planning on moving out here, I was so excited by the opportunity and all that it entailed that I didn't really consider how to cope with homesickness. I thought it wouldn't be much of a problem for me.
But such a challenge is normal for anyone who moves away from home. I have grown to love and feel more comfortable living in my city over time.I have been getting out and about exploring my new city. I volunteer with an organization called T-HOPE Korea (Teachers Helping Other People Everywhere) which helps me to get involved in my new community. I will be looking to join a new gym and pick up a martial art pretty soon. And I have also been visiting new places.
Also social media and Skype also really help with keeping in touch with your loved ones.As long as you are keeping busy then you will be fine.
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Things to do in Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK)
Ran out of yuan at the end of your trip but need cash for a pre-boarding meal? The ATM speaks English! But be warned: most U.S. banks charge at least $5 for withdrawing from a Chinese ATM, no matter the amount.
Take home China's drink.
Nothing says China like a silk panda-motif necktie. Tax-free at 198 yuan ($29), it's a bit more than you'd pay in town, but the quality is solid.
This women's wear and accessories boutique carries little-known Chinese brands, like namesake White Collar and sister company Shee.
Pick up small comforts at this duty-free foodstuffs and sundries shop. Thirsty? Try China's popular pu'erh tea ($10) or a bottle of fiery Moutai, a fermented sorghum liquor from Guizhou, in southwest China ($125). Peckish?
Upon arrival, go one flight up directly to the Departures hall Passenger Service Center for excellent help (finding a car, hotel, transfers, sightseeing) in fluent English.
Pack duty-free liquor in an imitation Wenger "Swiss Army" carry-on-size wheelie suitcase from this travel accessories store. Smarter buys include Snuggy Snoozer neck pillows ($19) and fresh earplugs to drown out the plane engines and crying babies ($6).
Past the bookstore and the Arrival-level Starbucks, look for the English signs labeled "Lost & Found" and "Left Luggage," where you can leave extra baggage up to three months if you're touring China and will depart for home from Beijing ($4.50 per piece per day).
Stop here for Chinese books, periodicals, and a limited selection of overpriced English language texts, from President Barack Obama's The Audacity of Hope ($19) to Candace Bushnell's Sex and the City ($20) to Time and Newsweek ($6.50).
Pass a carved white stone wall and there, next to the bathrooms, is a vending machine with SIM cards from China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom ($22), usable in compatible phones. You can also buy prepaid phone cards in denominations of 50 and 100 yuan ($7–$15).
If your flight is delayed, go down one level to the Arrivals hall and walk 100 yards east of Gate B (with the giant glass windows overlooking the street to your right) to 12 reclining chairs amid a stand of potted palms.
If you're new to Beijing, forgot your own guidebook, and no one is meeting you, consider picking up the best (if overpriced) guidebook in stock, Lonely Planet China ($52, but purchase in the States beforehand for $31.99). Forgo the cheap maps the store stocks for lack of details.
The airport's mini-spa offers small, semi-private rooms with two comfy chairs each. Try a 50-minute Tibetan Sweet Herb Alga Mud foot massage ($29). Here, the tea and dumplings may be overpriced, but water and Chinese TV are free. (Channel 9 broadcasts the state's official news in English.)
In a hurry and/or traveling light? Speed your international check-in on busy travel days by taking your carry-on luggage, ticket, passport number, and frequent-flier number (if you have one) straight to a bilingual electronic self-check-in kiosk.
If you're a first- or business-class passenger on China's national airline, take a seat in a big upholstered chair in your own private skybox while you wait for your flight and watch the world go by—and through security—below. Drinks, snacks, and magazines are complimentary.


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Hi I am new to this website and found it by way of the Atkins site. I have some weight to lose and it would be nice to have a support group even if it is a cyber one :)
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I was very successful on the Atkins diet (Diet Revolution) 10 years ago and lost 82 lbs. But in the past 4 years or so it snuck up on me I am afraid. SO her I am looking at Square One again. I know I can do this but I would rather wake up and find it disappeared in the night. Oh well. Carbs are my downfall and I don't mean pasta which I do not eat often. I mean junk/refined/trash/food and breads and baked goods (mine).
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Seclic I agree with Mummy dee I think. You don't have much to lose and that tends to be a slower loss sometimes. You can still stay away from overly processed foods and sugars without making a diet regime out of it. I have a book that I find very helpful.Low Carb Dieting for Dummies (lol)it has excellent info, food lists,recipes whatever. Written by a Professor of Nutrition at a University in Texas. Maybe you can get your local library to order it for you if they don't have a copy.
26 May 2014, 09:23
The thing I noticed about your food diary is the carb counts on some foods. For instance you had 1 serving of cheddar cheese that had some carbs. Not a lot but I stick to cheese that has 0 carbs. Your dressings 3.07 and 4.00 carbs per what ever serving you are using. I have come to use either olive oil and rice vinegar mixed (you have to look at the label to find the no carb rive vinegar)and olive oil is a good for you fat. You CANNOT eat any fruit during induction.Your sodium is high-ish I don't know if that is from processed foods like the Philly Steak meat or the dressings but I do try to stay away from processed stuff as much as possible. Because I try to keep sodium down but that is hard. The Atkins bars don't bother me but they do stall some people so be wary of those. It looks like your meats are often the pre packaged kind?? Like the sausage patties...I mention this because you need to be a label reader to know what you are actually getting. There is a lot of convenience food out there and most of it has added sugars etc and that will screw you up if you are trying to do Atkins Induction. Everything you buy check the carb count and the fiber grams. When I buy Deli cheeses I ask them to give me the count for carbs. So my favorite cheese went home with my daughter because I don't feel like losing 2 carbs to one piece of cheese.
WATER! I can not push that enough. Some days you hardly seem to eat anything at all so your body isn't going to want to give it up. I don't know if you have an Atkins book but you really need one. I use the "Old" Atkins diet because the new one isn't as successful for me. Dr. Atkins' New Diet Revolution ( I think 1992 was original release date). I have lost weight and felt great using Atkins. The ONLY reason I have to reuse it is because I fall into the things I should not eat. Sweets etc. But you can do this! Don't get discourages and give up. I weighed 205 a year ago and by last fall I was 135 lbs. This past winter I was so bored and discouraged and depressed with snow snow snow I didn't realize I was eating as much bad food as I was sticking in my face. So now I have 20 lbs to lose. Some of which is already gone.
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26 May 2014, 09:08
Almost complete loss of appetite?
I experienced much the same thing several years ago when I had been on a low carb diet for about 5 months or so. I seemed to have no capacity for food anymore, however, I did only eat when I was actually hungry. The appetite and cravings were gone. I really think my stomach shrunk to microscopic size haha. My food consumption did even out eventually but you have to make sure you are getting enough food every day. I went way below my weight goal because I just didn't feel like eating. I don't know what your exercise regime is but I have read and heard that extreme exercise will deaden appetite also.
22 May 2014, 10:29
Lovealark if you are following Atkins make sure your diet calculator here is set to 'net carbs' not just carbs. Also make sure your fats are where they should be and your protein. I just looked at your food diary and I noticed today you have had candy or velveeta cheese. I super love velveeta and super love candy but you can't have it during induction at all. In a way you are eating less than 20 net carbs but if part of that is candy (even if it is one piece) and that is what messes with your Ketosis and glucose register. It doesn't take much for some people to lose that edge. Are you following the New Atkins? I use the old version Diet Revolution and it has always worked well for me. You need more veggies too. And water lots and lots of water. Make sure you get it in. I also drink quite a bit of good herb tea. I use a lot of olive oil, mayo and butter (not margarine)too, In fact I rarely used salad dressing but substituted mayo and actually liked it. Don't trust to the food to have enough good fats in it you really need to add it yourself. Breaded food is not good right now either so even if a cheese stick is okay because it's cheese the coating on it isn't. And of course I gained a little over the winter so I am starting here again on Tuesday before it gets the better of me
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Could Atkins Bars make me gain?
I have never had a problem using the bars myself but I don't usually eat it as a meal, all at once, I slice bits of it off all day. Like eating chocolates. LOL. I only buy the Chocolate Peanut butter bars at 2 net carbs too. I doubt that the way I eat them really matters but I use them from induction on. It is better to use real food as cakebaker says however my downfall is and will always be sweets. So I find the bars helpful in the craving category. I am back here again because I gained over the winter but my food diary is open to everyone (I think) you are welcome to look at how I do it my way
I wont be weighing in for a couple oif days yet but am starting fresh again then.
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Re: S.N Blog(Report: Rams Ready To Part Ways With Spagnuolo, McDaniels After The Seas
You obviously don't have a clue what you're talking about. Reporting the results of considerations by parties involved is a major part of journalism. If Billy D tells Jim Thomas that he is considering drafting a WR or signing a premier WR in free agency, it is journalism to then report the results of Billy D's considerations as an insider. That is speculation on the part of Billy D but it's still something to be reported.
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Re: S.N Blog(Report: Rams Ready To Part Ways With Spagnuolo, McDaniels After The Seas
I never take this stuff as gospel, but I tend to think it's not totally irrelevant information. TST, for the most part, has been on the money with their reports. Well, over the last year and a half, anyhow. ?
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The Mariners declined a $4.5 million option for 2011 on third baseman Jose Lopez, but he is arbitration-eligible and the team has until Dec. 2 to tender the 5-year veteran.
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The Mariners declined options on third baseman Jose Lopez, designated hitter Russell Branyan and starter Erik Bedard on Wednesday.
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- China's Animal Apocalypse Spreads To Dogs (ZeroHedge, April 17, 2013):
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AP reports that hundreds more pigs have been found dead in China – this time together with dozens of dogs. " A total of 410 pigs and 122 dogs were discovered in homes and at farms earlier this week in a village that comes under Yanshi city's jurisdiction in central Henan province, authorities said Wednesday. The city's propaganda office said that the deaths were being investigated but that they suspected they had to do with nearby chemical factories. The factories have been ordered to suspend production and help police with a criminal investigation into the incident, according to a report on a Henan provincial news website."
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Emanuel "Manny" Azenberg knows good theater. Need proof? His Broadway productions have earned him eight Tony Awards.
He added a ninth to his office shelf last June when he received a Special Tony for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre.
"If you chose plays that constantly fail, that's a reflection on you as a producer," he says.
One of the most consistently successful producers in Broadway history, Azenberg will speak to University of Utah theater students as guest lecturer at noon Wednesday, March 27, in the Babcock Theatre.
"A producer has two main choices: what to produce and when to close. He must make a tasteful and aesthetic judgment on what plays to produce," he explains. "But the second choice is probably even more difficult than the first one because you commit so much time and energy until it fails or runs out of gas. Everything else, more than gifts and talents, is just mechanics.
"Shows that work have a word-of-mouth, and that's what propels long-running shows. It doesn't have to do with the marketing or the producer. No show has enough money to genuinely market itself. 'Sound of Music' had bad notices when it first opened but it ran for 200 years."
Azenberg is most closely associated with Neil Simon, after producing 20 of the writer's plays over the last four decades, and Azenberg first became renowned for this professional partnership. But in total he has served as producer or general manager of more than 215 Broadway shows. That list includes "Children of a Lesser God," "The Wiz," "The Iceman Cometh," "Sunday in the Park with George" and "Long Days Journey Into Night." Along with a little show called "Rent" — and a current hit, "Nice Work If You Can Get It."
The shows he produced have received, in total, 49 Tonys and more than 150 Tony nominations, according to the trade groups that produce the annual awards.
"If you look at the shows I've produced, it's a pretty good track record but at least 40 percent of them fail," he says. "An artistic life is filled with failures. Success can be a trap, and there's the trap of being a celebrity as well. Artists need to take chances; they shouldn't listen to those who say they are taking too big a chance. If he didn't take a chance, Michelangelo would have painted the Sistine floor." Pause for laughter. "His work would have been rubbed out and disappeared within a few weeks."
When artists experience failure, they need a support system. And he believes great support can be found in a strong family.
"I know how pedestrian it sounds but family is the strongest support system, in times of stress and even good times," he emphasizes. "Very often the support you get from husbands and wives and family is more reliable and valuable than from fans and friends. That's true of parents to children but also the role reversal, of children to the parents."
Azenberg recalls a painful evening in 1979 when he had to announce the early closing of a now-obscure play he produced called "Devour the Snow." "Fortunately, I have a large family who gives me a hug when I need it," he says. "It was my daughters Karen and Lisa, who comforted their father."
Karen Azenberg helms Pioneer Theatre as its artistic director, and her father is in town to see her production of Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple." Each of his five children is in some way professionally involved in the arts. ("Not one doctor! I wanted a doctor!" he has said with mock horror.)
It was particularly agonizing when his 2009 revival of "Ragtime" closed after 65 performances. His wife, Lani Sundsten, turned to him and said, "Nobody died."
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The Rev-A-Shelf Double Rev-A-Motion Pull-Out 50-Quart Trash Can and its patent-pending Rev-A-Motion Soft Open-Soft Close slide system will ensure that your kitchen stays just as clean as it is in your imagination. The innovative gas spring-assisted Soft-Open allows the unit to open smoothly, and the Soft-Close shuts softly, even under the heaviest of loads. The unique design allows installation into 1.5-inch, 1.625-inch, and 1.75-inch face frame sizes, as well as frameless constructions. Storing up to 50 quarts, or 25 gallons of waste, each waste unit has a metallic silver exterior and a dovetail constructed frame for a clean look. A removable wood bin stores bags in the rear compartment. Built-in door-mount brackets and five screws are included for easy installation. Dimensions: 21.375L x 17.25W x 23.1875H inches.
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Nov 9, 2007
grins, then hes a freak with 65% of the votes, lmao
Nov 9, 2007
I've had no complaints from my hogtied ladies...
...duct tape keeps 'em hush-hush. YEAH BABY!!! GRRrrrr. |
Nov 9, 2007
What in the world is wrong with you?!! You're a sick person and apparently a chauvanist to the max! The fact that you have this poll on your blog tells me you have zero credibility.
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Nov 9, 2007
Nothin' freaky about a bit of rope.
But id ya come at me with the duct tape... I'm using the rope to hang your ass. |
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Nov 9, 2007
could the person that started this pole have ment tied up at work, tied up with the children? i wander why your minds went straight to the bad thing.
Nov 9, 2007
ive been tied up before, its not too bad it was somewhat fun being my first time and all,i think everyone should try a little excitement every once in a while
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Nov 9, 2007
uhhhhhhhh, I don't consider it a bad thing, if it's between two consensual adults. |
"In Ur Thread, Eatin Ur Serious" Since: Apr 07 1,847 CarutherSteele MO |
Nov 9, 2007
Because the other kinds of *tied up* indicate that we are doing something we would rather not be doing....
So there is no need to ask if we like it. |
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Nov 10, 2007
some of us do. i was with some friends doing suspension rope bondage at a medical fetish night at a goth club and women were coming up asking to be tied up.
most of my friends and i like to tie each other up. though i can't say it's only girls who like being tied up. |
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Nov 24, 2007
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Nov 30, 2007
i like to be tied up.
"Salam! Kaif Al Hal?" Since: Sep 07 1,458 |
Dec 1, 2007
There is nothing wrong with two consenting adult to experiment with thier "inner" desires, for lack of better words. However, I will have to say that it definately involves a tremendous amount of trust between the two. It could be fun.(As long as you don't use panty hose..you end up having to cut them off) ;)
"a cat is fine too" Since: Nov 07 802 Denver |
Dec 7, 2007
but it can be fun to cut things off too.:) knife play can be pretty fun. as long as you're wearing something you don't mind having cut up. |
"Blue Devil bangin'" Since: Dec 07 1,404 Blytheville |
Dec 7, 2007
I certainly hope she can take some intensity should my chosen lady desire bondage (you cant pull my head away with your hands tied...)
Call me sick, Im a bonafide FREAK |
Dec 8, 2007
You just an idiot that has been proven from your other posts made on the Blytheville topix |
Dec 8, 2007
I love being tied up, not w/ duct tape either. Ropes, handcuffs or anything else but duct tape. It can be very erotic to be tied up and lose all control and can also be fun to be the one in total control! Its called exploring your sexual side! There is nothing wrong with adding excitment to sex! You have to change things up, dont let sex become a boring routine. As adults we need to be open minded sexually w/ our partner. Go buy you some sex toys and some hand cuffs.Do not be afraid to touch your self if you are afraid to touch your self and please yourself then how can you tell you lover to please you. Have fun who is gonna know but you and your partner! Chances are if it turns you on it will turn them on!
"Blue Devil bangin'" Since: Dec 07 1,404 Blytheville |
Dec 8, 2007
And youre a coward for saying this anywhere except in my face. Oh, btw, Ive scored higher than you on any number of intelligence tests, care to try me? |
"Blue Devil bangin'" Since: Dec 07 1,404 Blytheville |
Dec 8, 2007
Flawlessly said. |
Dec 8, 2007
Thank you "Comatose" and "johnny mac". I am a sexually open minded lady that is secure in her sexuality enough to say I play w/ myself, play with my partner, and enjoy all the pleasure that sex can bring. I have a overly healthy sexual appetite and will do what ever I can to keep my man pleased and happy so it does not become routine. Besides how can you say you don't like something if you have never tried it??
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With unlimited budgets and designers at their fingertips, celebs have the opportunity to create nurseries of dreams. We're taking a look inside the bedrooms of Tinseltown's most stylish tots. While some opt for opulence, others choose simplicity when designing their lil ones' rooms. See how some celeb mamas — and dads — chose to dote on their tots.
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5 years
I really like Brooke Burke's nursery. The others just don't seem too cozy. Although Heaven Rain might just be the cheeziest name ever!
5 years
I'm sorry but none of these compare in terms of creativity to the ones I saw at ohdeedoh:
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