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We have three finicky "Shitzu" pups. Their menu requires constant review for nutrition, taste appeal, and avoidance of ingredients which set off their allergies. Value is always a consideration but many takes a backseat to satisfying the other requirements. We feed "wet" and "dry" food. The "dry" food we feed is around $15 to $18 per 5 lb. bag. These are $4.67 per 12 burgers for a total of 72 oz.. Based on how we use these--Treat-filler with meal, one pack of these lasts as long as the 5lb. bag of the dry food we use. I might add that the value at Walmart is major factor in this. We use Cesar for wet food, and Walmart price is $8.26 per 12 pack. This is by far the best price that can be found. The fact that it is on the free standard shipping list for home delivery is a very big plus for us too! The pups love it-no allergic response found and we can afford it. That is as good as it gets!
I feed my dogs special dog food from a feed store, for skin issues. Because of the high sugar content, we use Purina's Moist & Meaty only as a dog treat for rewarding good behavior. I was buying those $0.96/$1.50 packaged treats, but this is actually less expensive. I keep a box or two on hand. By ordering this online, I don't have to pay local sales taxes or the expense of using my car or carry it to and from the car. To keep the food from drying out, I store the opened packages in a mason jar, and pack the empty space with a plastic grocery bag. This works very well. The packages usually get to my house faster than it says. The only criticism I could point out about ordering online, is that the packers don't always separate food items from deodorized products like hand soap. I knew a lady who used to store canned soda with bleach in an unplugged refrigerator. The soda tasted like the way bleach smells.
We tried all the fancy wet food, and our chihuahua loves this best of all! Vet says that it's all she needs, so we're happy.
I gave 4 stars because the ingredients could be healthier. But at least my dog really likes and really eats it. There was a time when I thought he was going to starve himself! I mix with what I feel is healthier and he eats both.
I use one packet per day, mixed with my dogs dry (Blue Buffalo) food. Always eaten and enjoyed.
My dogs love it.
I have used it for the last 2 years. My dog is picky and they love this
My dog is very picky. This is the only dog food she likes. I have bought the plain beef and she won't eat it. She like the cheese and beef that looks like hamburger.
she loves the taste eats it fast as soon as i give it to her it gone great product loves the cheese one
This is a good addition to our dog's dry food which she began to pick over and leave. It helped our mid-size rescue pooch gain up to her needed weight and she seems more playful and alert. I would recommend Moist & Meaty to our friends. It's also easy to take along when traveling with minimum fuss and no mess.
These are really good food, I have two medium dogs and they love it. I usually mix with whole paws can food. Price is very good at Walmart.
My dog really likes it. She is a senior so it has to be digestible. However she drinks a lot of water after eating this product.
The smell is something I don't care for, but my dogs love it. Was I suppose to eat it?
good price and product


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LCD Soundsystem raises glass to "Drunk Girls"
By David J. Prince
NEW YORK (Billboard) - Just days after LCD Soundsystem's new single, "Drunk Girls," leaked online, a companion video of sorts hit YouTube.
As the first taste of the band's third album, the song had already set tongues wagging, from Pitchfork awarding it a "Best New Music" tag to Rolling Stone's Rob Sheffield hailing it as an early contender for single of the year.
Clocking in at an uncharacteristically short 3:44, "Drunk Girls" is LCD's most straightforward rock song yet, with an unembarrassed "Heroes"-era Bowie guitar line, "Pump It Up" drums and a perfectly catchy low-brow refrain. Some longtime fans heard it as an unbecoming grab for jock-jam status. And the video, a conspicuously well-produced compilation of Facebook-profile-pilfered photos and camera phone videos of the extremely inebriated, seemed to reinforce those fears, especially given the clip's professional-level edits. Was this LCD mastermind James Murphy's meta-version of viral marketing?
"That repulsive video of throwing-up college girls gone wild?" Murphy asks the next week, emphatically denying his team's involvement. "No. That's kind of everything I loathe."
While he recognizes that the song could become a misogynistic frat-boy cheer, he remains unapologetic when it comes to his original intent. "I just wanted something dumb," he says. "I like dumb, short stuff."
No one can accuse Murphy of being dumb. In the 10 years since he formed LCD Soundsystem as a one-off Williamsburg, Brooklyn, party band, he's created the most compelling and witty rock'n'roll dance music to come out of New York since David Byrne put the big suit in mothballs. And without meeting any of the benchmarks bands once used to gauge success -- LCD has only average record sales and negligible airplay -- the group is in a powerful position heading into the May 18 release of "This Is Happening" and the start of a year-plus touring cycle.
Commercially, the fist-pumping "Drunk Girls" may prove to be the song that threads the needle, bringing Murphy's hipster piss-take to the masses with its official, hilariously chaotic one-take Spike Jonze-directed video and a serious push for new fans by EMI.
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How to Use a Stethoscope
A stethoscope is a sound detecting device that is widely used in medicine to listen to the sounds of the human or animal body. You might have seen doctors carrying a device on their shoulder, that's stethoscope. A stethoscope is also known as a medical acoustic device.
It is usually used to listen to Beating heart or lung sounds. A stethoscope is also used for the determination of blood flow into arteries and veins. A stethoscope has tubing, two ear pieces and a chest pieces. It comes in different types for kids and adults.
It is quite easy to learn to use a stethoscope, even if you are not a medical person. Here are the tips to use a stethoscope:
- Choose the right type and a good quality stethoscope.
- Fit the earpieces properly in your ears. Your earpiece should not be too loose or too tight.
- Choice of chest piece should be very specific. Chest pieces come in different types for kids and adults. Choose your chest piece according to you requirements.
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The agreement by the executive committee of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) emerged after two full days of plenary hall debates and intensive sideline huddles.
Though it still faces a vote on Friday by the full assembly of ICAO delegates, the most contentious issues have been addressed.
The resolution sets steps for the ICAO's member states to take from now to the next triennial assembly in 2016 to curb growing emissions from the aviation sector.
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Not only does this trade not make any sense, it is horrible for both teams.
Komisarek's value is virtually zero. Toronto would have to add if Komisarek is included in any trade (or take most of his salary). Hainsey is currently WPGs #2 defenceman with Byfuglien and Bogosian injured and is much more valuable, despite his own over inflated contract. I think most people outside of leaf nation will agree that Hainsey > Komisarek.
Bozak is underrated because he is playing in the Toronto market, but Winnipeg has no need for an extra centre. Telegin will not be traded because Chevy does not believe in trading away our prospects, especially those in the first year of their ELC.
I don't see a counter proposal to this offer. We may dump Hainsey at the deadline if we are far and away out of a playoff spot. His value would be similar to the Oduya trade with the Hawks - a 2nd and 3rd round pick.
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"Shit. Shit, shit, shit." Gwaine cursed on every breath as he limped through the snow. "Where is that damned horse? WALWEN!" He paused for a moment, leaning against a tree and listening, as if the beast would whinny back. But the forest around him was silent.
"Damnit," he said for the fiftieth time that day, but the word was beginning to lose its force. Gwaine was tired, his leg hurt like hell, and the snowy landscape was beginning to turn greyish. It would be dark soon, and since he had entirely failed to locate his horse, he needed to find some kind of shelter and wait until morning.
The underbrush to his left rustled, and Gwaine raised his head. Maybe that damned horse had come back after all!
"Walwen? Walwen, c'mere girl." Gwaine limped over toward the brush. Damn, that ankle was bad. He caught himself on a tree and lifted his weight off of his right foot, wincing. "Walwen! C'mon." He clicked with his tongue and stared into the brush. "Walwen?"
There was a sound behind him, and Gwaine turned his head. There definitely weren't two horses in this part of the woods. Then he heard a faint growl from the direction he had come. Two yellow eyes appeared from the darkness—two yellow eyes in a lupine face. An echoing growl came from one side, then another. A hunting pack.
"You're kidding me," Gwaine groaned, and drew his sword.
One by one, the three wolves emerged from the underbrush, beginning to growl in earnest now.
Gwaine held his red cloak out to the side, trying to make himself look bigger. "BACK OFF!" he shouted as loud as he could. "BACK OFF, YOU MANGY HYENAS!"
Absolutely no reaction. It had been a hard winter, and these wolves were not giving up their prey that easily. They continued to advance. Turning and running was a bad idea; the only thing Gwaine could think of to do was attack. He raised his sword and stepped toward the nearest wolf—
-and three more came leaping out of the brush. Gwaine moved to retreat, but his injured leg gave suddenly, and he fell backward against a tree as his feet slid in the snow. Time seemed to slow down; he struggled to raise himself, brandishing his sword and expecting any moment to feel the teeth of the wolves sinking into his unprotected legs.
Instead, he heard a dull thunk and a whine. The nearest wolf sank to the ground with an arrow sticking out of its side. The other wolves turned and growled over Gwaine's right shoulder. He turned in time to see a figure cloaked and hooded in fur come charging forward through the snow.
"BACK OFF! BACK OFF!" the figure shouted, and loosed another arrow into the wolf nearest Gwaine's legs. The wolf fell, and the others began to back up, still growling and showing their teeth. Pushing himself up with the tree trunk at his back, Gwaine struggled to his feet in the snow and brandished his sword again. One of the wolves stepped forward and snapped at him, and Gwaine lunged at it and made a swipe with his sword. He caught the wolf across the face, and it turned and ran into the woods, yelping. Gwaine and the stranger advanced on the others, still shouting—Gwaine mostly using up the last few curse words he hadn't gotten in earlier in the day. The wolves had started giving them more ground and were beginning to look less confident. Gwaine turned his head to look at his unexpected ally. The figure swung toward him and drew his bow. Gwaine didn't even have time to open his mouth as the arrow was loosed—and flew past his face to bury itself in the chest of the last leaping wolf. The animal fell to the ground with a whine, and Gwaine stumbled backward.
"Careful!" the archer said and caught Gwaine's arm as he lost his footing in the snow once more. "Put the sword away, and let's get to some shelter before they come back."
The voice was cheerful, hearty—and distinctly female. Gwaine gave a short laugh as he sheathed his sword and allowed the woman to pull his arm over her shoulders. "My heroine," he said shortly as they turned westward and began to trudge through the snow. "Do you come here often?"
"Come here? I live here," she answered. Gwaine tried to see her face, but her fur hood was deep and her head was down, watching their steps. "It's you who hasn't been here before, apparently."
"What makes you say that?"
"I found your tracks in the snow. You were going in circles."
"Ah." He thought he should come up with some sort of cheeky comeback to that, but frankly, he was tired, cold, and his right leg didn't want to hold his weight up—he simply couldn't be bothered with trying to be clever right now. He hoped wherever his rescuer was taking him, it was somewhere close.
Apparently his luck was back: it was only a quarter of an hour later when she said "Here we are!" and Gwaine raised his head in the gloom to see a small cottage, with a lean-to on the side. He resisted the urge to say Thank God.
It was pitch-black inside the cottage, with only two small squares of brown to indicate horn-covered windows. The archer sat Gwaine down on what felt like a small bed, and he could heard her arranging kindling and then striking a flint. In a few minutes she had fire lit, and was turning back to him. "Let's get that chainmail off you and warm you up," she said briskly.
"The words every man loves to hear," Gwaine said with a grin, unhooking his cloak and removing his belt. The girl gave a laugh and helped him to pull his hauberk over his head. "What's your name, fair rescuer?" he added as he began to unbutton his arming jacket and she knelt to remove his boots.
"Raynelle," she answered, pulling off his right boot. He sucked the air in between his clenched teeth and shut his eyes. "Sorry," she added. She stood and pulled off her own cloak. "Your trousers are wet—but I won't offer to remove them," she added with a smile.
In the dim, reddish light of the fire, which was beginning to warm the small cottage, Gwaine saw that she had brown, straight hair pulled back in a utilitarian braid, a squarish face and brown eyes. Under the fur cloak she wore a belted tunic over warm woolen leggings.
"That's alright—I have braies on underneath," he answered, and pulled the outer layer off, laying bare his injured leg.
"Eugh, nasty," Raynelle said sympathetically as his dark bruises came to light. She examined his swollen ankle in a businesslike manner, feeling the joint with the touch of an expert. Gwaine breathed deeply through his nose. "Just a sprain," she said at last, going to a chest in the corner of the room. "I've got some cloth here we can use to wrap it. What did you say your name was?" she added.
"Gwaine—Sir Gwaine," he corrected himself, and paused. "Of Camelot," he added lamely.
"And what, Sir Gwaine of Camelot, brings you to Inglewood in the middle of the winter?"
Good question, Gwaine thought. It was what he had been asking himself ever since his horse had thrown him and run off that afternoon. Why, oh why oh why, had he thought riding to Inglewood in the snow was a smart move?
He hadn't, he admitted to himself. It had been the impulse of a moment, born of boredom, restlessness and—if he were really truthful, discomfort.
Gwaine realized that he had been silent for a few moments. Raynelle, seated on the floor with some old cloth in her hand, was looking up at him expectantly.
"It's a long story," he said, waving off her question.
Raynelle began tearing the cloth into long strips. "Well, we have plenty of time. Tell us a story to warm this cold winter evening."
Gwaine grinned at her tone. "Well, I was just knighted about six months ago," he began.
"During the recovery of the kingdom from Lady Morgana," Raynelle observed.
"Yes." Gwaine didn't know why he was surprised that she knew this; Inglewood was part of Arthur's kingdom, after all. "He knighted four of us at once. None of us had any land." So far as it went, this was true. He didn't need to add that he, at least, was of noble blood. In fact, he was pretty sure Arthur didn't know this—he had only told Merlin.
But this was beside the point. He went on. "We were busy for the first few months restoring order and taking care of the last of Morgana's allies. Once things quieted down, Arthur decided he should establish each of us with land. I didn't think that was necessary," he added, "but Leon said that the knights helped to defend the various parts of the kingdom because they had ties to the land. He also said we needed land to establish our authority in the court. Which is bullshit. I mean, a knight should have authority because of his character. It doesn't matter how many acres or peasants or horses you have, people should respect you because of your actions. Anyway," he continued, realizing he had gotten off topic again, "Prince Arthur asked the court historian to let him know what land had defaulted to the crown since so many knights had died in Morgana's attacks, and then he gave us each land according to where the kingdom most needed defense. Geoffrey—the historian—said Sir Gromer of Inglewood had died a year and a half ago, and since he had no sons, the land had returned to the crown in default of heirs male. So Arthur bestowed Inglewood on me. I guess I'm—Sir Gwaine of Inglewood now. And I decided, why wait to see my land and start setting things in order? Why not go now? It's winter—we're hardly training, and there's nothing to do in Camelot…"
He realized he was rambling and trailed off. The silence continued, and he looked back down at Raynelle. She was sitting motionless, staring up at him with an expression that was no longer cheerful. She looked half surprised, half angry.
"What?" he said.
His question seemed to unfreeze her, and she looked him up and down with disdain. "You are not Sir Gwaine of Inglewood," she stated coldly, and dropped her gaze to tear off a strip of cloth with savage energy.
"What do you mean?"
"My father, Sir Gromer of Inglewood, passed his lands on to my brother," she emphasized, looking back up at him with blazing eyes. "His name is Somer, and he is the rightful heir. You will not dispossess my family."


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Natalie arose from her scope and stopped firing. She had only gotten nine kills in the last five minutes. The violent boy was hogging all the zombies and apparently hadn't noticed her yet. Oh well, She thought idly, Can't win 'em all.
Suddenly, a strong hand grabbed her shoulder and she was pulled backwards. Oh crap! She thought to herself. I'm dead!
Using all of her energy, she shoved the barrel of the SAW against the zombie's head and held down the trigger mercilessly. A deafening blast threw the zombie across her yard, and blood and flesh flew everywhere.
Natalie picked herself up off the lawn and wiped some of the residue off her tanktop. "Eww." She mumbled.
She turned around to pick up her SAW and was greeted by the sight of about a dozen zombies surrounding her house. Natalie felt her pupils dilate and her heart drop into her stomach.
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In Summary, I was hoping somebody could look over my configuration and give
me some guidance. I have configured what I think I need to and I have no
evidence to suggest anything is working and I don't know how to verify the
pieces of the puzzle. Any help on troubleshooting would be excellent!
I am using tomcat 7, Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu) and the latest ubuntu LTS.
The architecture I am attempting is on EC2, I have disabled firewalls
during testing. Here is the architecture I think I need :
A ubuntu server with an apache web server using mod_jk to create a load
balancer for two other servers that are running tomcat. The tomcat
instances are running a grails app called ClusterApp.
This ClusterApp can be reached on http://tomcatone:8080/ClusterApp and on
tomcatone and tomcattwo are in my /etc/hosts file.
I am pretty sure mod_jk is installed correctly. I'll show you what files I
think I need to set up clustering and how they are set up. The Tomcats and
apache are starting and I have no idea where to go from there so any help
would be great!!!
I am trying to hit http://balancer/ClusterApp and nothing is happening. my
app has the element
Many thanks!
This is my workers.properties (on balancer server)
# Define worker names
worker.list=jk-status, LoadBalancer
# Create virtual workers
# Declare Tomcat server workers 1 through n
# Associate real workers with virtual LoadBalancer worker
This is in my apache2.conf (should maybe be in jk.conf??, on balancer
JkMount /ClusterApp* LoadBalancer
This is my jk.conf (on balancer server)
# We need a workers file exactly once
# and in the global server
JkWorkersFile /etc/apache2/conf/workers.properties
# Our JK error log
# You can (and should) use rotatelogs here
JkLogFile /var/log/apache2/mod_jk.log
# Our JK log level (trace,debug,info,warn,error)
JkLogLevel debug
# Our JK shared memory file
JkShmFile /var/log/apache2/jk-runtime-status
JkWatchdogInterval 60
# Configure access to jk-status and jk-manager
# If you want to make this available in a virtual host,
# either move this block into the virtual host
# or copy it logically there by including "JkMountCopy On"
# in the virtual host.
# Add an appropriate authentication method here!
# Inside Location we can omit the URL in JkMount
JkMount jk-status
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from all
# Inside Location we can omit the URL in JkMount
JkMount jk-manager
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from all
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2014: A Look Back And Ahead
Real estate website Zillow in 2013 added some 27 million net users, equal to its gains during the previous six years combined.
A $40 million TV ad campaign spurred much of that growth as the Seattle company worked to make its name more visible in a crowded industry.
IBD spoke with Zillow (Z) CEO Spencer Rascoff about what he expects from the 2014 real estate market, why his company is pushing rentals and whether we'll soon see a Google Glass app from Zillow.
IBD: What fueled Zillow's growth in 2013?
Rascoff: Mobile is an extraordinary accelerant to our business — 60% to 70% of our usage is now on a mobile device. And we monetize very well on a mobile device, because when a home shopper is out looking for homes, they're highly likely to contact a real estate agent to help them see a house.
The macro trend of increased smartphone penetration benefited Zillow enormously in 2013. We have a lot to be grateful for.
IBD: What new markets do you plan to move into next year?
Rascoff: In 2014, rentals will be a significant focus for us. We're already the largest rentals site on the Web, but we have historically not charged for rental listings and we're shifting gears to start monetizing our rentals marketplace.
In addition, we made a very important acquisition in 2013 by acquiring StreetEasy, the leading online real estate company in New York. And we intend to invest in the StreetEasy product, particularly on mobile, to significantly grow StreetEasy's usage and importance.
IBD: Why focus on rentals?
Rascoff: The Internet has changed consumer behavior around home shopping and rental shopping, because now home shoppers are able to see rental listings and for-sale listings at the same time on the same website or mobile app.
We see a lot more dual-track shopping behavior, where people are looking at for-sale homes and rentals at the same time, so it's critical for a leading sales website to also have a robust rentals website, because so much of your usage is interested in both types of homes.
There's also a significant revenue opportunity in rentals, because property managers, landlords, apartment developers advertise, (and) they pay handsomely to help lease up their available units.
IBD: What do you expect to happen in real estate in 2014?
Rascoff: We think 2014 is going to be a good year for housing. 2013 was a great year for housing. 2014 will be good. That reduction, in the aggregate, is very good. It will mean that hopefully there won't be a hard landing in 2015 or 2016.
IBD: So how strong will the recovery be next year?
Rascoff: The real estate market is in transition from a market that was too hot to one that is merely hot. So, for example, we saw a 6% nationwide rate of appreciation over the last 12 months and forecast 3% over the next 12 months.
There are some markets in the U.S. that are still appreciating at 20% to 30% rates, which is understandable, but most of the country has already moderated a bit.
From Zillow's perspective, that's a good thing, because we've come too far too fast off the bottom. By tapping the brakes, we're creating a better foundation for a longer, more sustainable recovery.
Home values fell, from the peak to trough, by $6 trillion. In 2013, home values increased by $1.9 trillion.
IBD: Will we soon see home shoppers standing in front of homes scrolling through Zillow properties on Google (GOOG) Glass?
Rascoff: Someday. We have a couple Google Glasses around the office. I've worn them for a couple days — I always like to learn about new technologies and platforms and I'm certain that someday that will be a very viable and robust platform that app developers will create apps on top of, and I'm sure Zillow will be among them.
I think it's going to be a much slower ramp to widespread adoption than some pundits predict ... It's going to take time for wearable eyewear technology to be inexpensive enough — and socially acceptable enough — that it can be mainstream.
IBD: Zillow started advertising on TV. Will that continue in 2014?
Rascoff: Zillow was a significant advertiser in 2013, to the tune of about $40 million. What we've told investors is that in 2014, we'll spend at least that much, if not more.
We were a significant advertiser for the first time in our company's history because we saw an opportunity to grow our brand awareness. Even though we are the largest real estate site on the Web, we still have relatively low brand awareness.
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We thought that with advertising we could grow our share more significantly. We did that for 2013. It worked like a charm. We gained about 10 points of market share during 2013. We peaked at a seasonal peak in August at 64 million unique users. We grew traffic over 60% year-over-year. And we're going to follow the same playbook for 2014, because it worked very well for 2013.
IBD: Any thoughts on the state of the overall economy?
Rascoff: The macro climate — I was really encouraged by the soft taper in monthly Treasury and monthly mortgage-backed security purchases. When I read that, when I talked through that with our economist, I was encouraged by the slow reduction. I think they're very aware that the market's on pins and needles, and the economy is on pins and needles. Everyone's watching every move, and any sudden moves could be very concerning to what has been a fragile recovery for the last few years.
The world I live in, which is the venture-technology industry, is in the midst of the biggest boom since 1999, where the venture-funding environment is very healthy, and the Bay Area real estate market is very healthy.
The West Coast tech scene is on fire, as evidenced by a very healthy IPO market and a very healthy venture-funding environment. In the West Coast tech industry, there's more optimism and mirth than there ever has been in the 15 years I've been involved in it.
IBD: Is Zillow planning to expand internationally?
Rascoff: Our focus for now is in the U.S., where we have over $35 billion of addressable revenue in each of our current marketplaces — real estate, mortgages and rentals — and we have less than 2% penetration in those markets. So we feel like we have plenty of opportunity in the U.S. to keep us busy for the foreseeable future.


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Spend your summer exploring the culture, business practices, and language of Korea.
Through elective courses in English, options for Korean language study, site visits, and cultural activities you'll develop an understanding of South Korean society and the country's recent emergence as one of the world's major industrialized nations.
Study abroad in Korea and you will:
We want as many students as possible to benefit from studying abroad. That's why CIEE awards more than $5 million every year – more than any other international educational organization – to make study abroad affordable.
Applicants to this program are eligible for the following scholarships and grants:
The GAIN Grant helps cover airfare costs to and from CIEE program locations for students who demonstrate high financial need. GAIN Grants are available for short-term (January and summer), semester and year-long CIEE programs.
Applicants for the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship can apply for the CIEE Gilman Go Global Grant, which provides both program cost support and support for airfare. Students will have to provide proof of having applied to the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, upon request.
To be considered, submit the CIEE Scholarships & Grants application within your CIEE program application. Learn more at the Scholarships & Grants section of our website.Apply now
Enroll directly in classes at the top-rated Yonsei University. Choose from a wide variety of courses in departments including arts, humanities, East Asian and Korean studies, economics, sciences, and technology.
Complementing the classroom work are cultural performances and visits to Korean organizations, museums, temples, and historic sites, a trip to the DMZ, and other locations of great natural and cultural significance. In addition, there are optional activities such as K-Pop and street food tours, cooking classes and temple stays.
Yonsei University offers non-credit activity courses each Friday morning. You may take only one of the courses as they are offered simultaneously. There is a materials cost for some of the courses. Courses may include K-Pop dance and taekwondo.
We want to make sure you get the most out of your experience when you study abroad with CIEE, which is why we offer the most inclusions in our fees.
The program fee includes:
This breakdown has been prepared from the program budget for the purpose of calculating eligibility for financial aid. During the course of program operations, actual figures may vary. It should not, therefore, be used as a basis for calculation of refunds. CIEE reserves the right to adjust fees at any time.
Students required to study on CIEE programs through a School of Record will be charged a $500 administrative fee in addition to the Program Fees listed.
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The estimated additional costs indicated are intended to assist students and parents in budgeting for those additional living and discretionary expenses not included in the program fee. Actual expenses will vary according to student interests and spending habits.
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Total recommended credit for the summer is 6–9 semester/9–13.5 quarter hours.
Course contact hours are 45 hours and recommended credit is 3 semester/4.5 quarter hours per course unless otherwise noted. Korean language courses have 72 contact hours.
Study abroad students are required to take two courses and may take up to three courses.
South Korea, one of the "economic dragons" in Asia, is a country that embraces both a modern and traditional way of life. Seoul, the capital, has many museums, galleries, and theaters, as well as historic monuments and sites. These give study abroad students a historical perspective into Korea's dynastic periods, which established the intellectual and cultural foundation for modern Korean society. Seoul also offers many stores filled with the latest in mobile technologies, fashion, and "K-pop" music, providing a great backdrop to learn about modern youth culture in Asia.
Suzanne Han's love of Korea began more than 30 years ago as a U.S. Peace Corps volunteer. Suzanne completed her two-year term of service in a rural health center in Chungju and later became an in-country Peace Corps staff. She has taught at several Korean universities, including Yonsei University, Chung-ang University, and Hankook University of Foreign Studies. She is a graduate of the University of South Carolina and has an M.B.A. from Yonsei University. An accomplished author, Suzanne has written many books and articles on Korean customs and traditions. Her stories based on Korean folk tales are included in a number of anthologies and children's reading textbooks in North America. Suzanne is vice president of Friends of Korea (an organization started by former Peace Corps Korea Volunteers dedicated to enhancing cultural awareness and friendship between Americans and Koreans), and vice president of the Royal Asiatic Society-Korea Branch.
I have spent over half my adult life in Korea, a land of contrasts and harmony with its pleasant blending of historic majesty and bustling modernity, soaring mountains and wide plains, traditional craftsmen and high-tech industries. Seoul, its capital and the city I now call home, is both ancient and youthful. It is a dynamic, fascinating city that has been the capital of Korea for over 600 years. Modern high-rise buildings coexist with ancient palaces and shrines. Men and women dressed in Korean traditional garments brush shoulders with those clad in everything from business suits and well-worn jeans to rock fashions and designer creations. The heart of Korea's culture and education, as well as its politics and economics, Seoul is a wonderful place to spend your summer. Koreans take great pride in their language and culture and are happy to help others learn about their customs and traditions, music and art, and history and development.
Come study with us in Seoul, and you'll not only learn firsthand about the city of Seoul, but also about the dynamic country of Korea and its remarkable people. Come experience Korea. Come study, learn, and enjoy!
— Suzanne Crowder Han, Resident Director
Boram Kim was born and raised in Seoul and had studied abroad in the United States for eight years before she joined CIEE. She holds a B.A. in international relations and Chinese from the College of William and Mary. With her current studies on a MEd in educational technology, she is working on the systemic design of intercultural programs and hopes to enrich the study abroad experience. Boram is glad to introduce the rich and dynamic culture of Korea to CIEE study abroad participants.
Tina Lee holds a B.A. in hospitality and tourism management from the University of Waikato, New Zealand. She studied at the University of Hawaii at Manoa for one semester as an exchange student and she is continuing her studies as a graduate student at Korea University Graduate School of Education, pursuing a Master of Continuing Education (Lifelong Education). In addition to having worked in the hospitality industry, she was an exchange program coordinator at Keimyung University. She has extensive experience in student support and academic mentoring and loves to share Korean traditional and contemporary culture.
The CIEE Study Center is based at Yonsei University, the most prestigious private institution of higher education in Korea. Founded in 1885, the school has 18 graduate schools, 21 colleges, and a student population of over 30,000, which includes more than 1,000 students from 20 countries. The University is located less than 20 minutes from downtown Seoul on a large sprawling campus that is hilly and forested. A full range of sporting facilities, including a fitness center, swimming pool, gymnasium, and basketball and tennis courts, are available.
Housing is included in the study abroad program fee. Students are housed on campus in the SK Global House dormitory, and typically live with other international or CIEE students. Details about the facility are provided to students in their pre-departure materials. Students may live with their relatives in a homestay environment if available.
Meals are not included in the program fee and are the responsibility of the student. Meals may be eaten at a food court attached to the dormitory, other on-campus cafeterias, restaurants, and snack bars, and restaurants throughout Seoul. The dorm also has a large kitchen that students can use. The dormitory kitchen has toasters, microwaves, and refrigerators for students to share, but students must provide their own pots, pans, dishes, and tableware.
CIEE orientation is ongoing and includes various lectures and activities. The CIEE orientation held prior to the start of classes introduces you to the country, culture, and academic program, as well as provides practical information about living in Seoul. A mandatory three-day excursion outside of Seoul is designed to nurture bonds between CIEE participants and provide a fun and educational start to your experience on the summer program. Ongoing support is provided by CIEE staff on an individual and group basis throughout the program. The Yonsei International Summer School holds a one-day mandatory orientation just prior to the start of classes.
You are encouraged to bring a wireless-enabled laptop. Free wireless Internet is available in the dorm and most places on campus. You will also have access to computers and the Internet in a media center and lounges in the dorm as well as in the library, and many other locations on campus.
Cultural Activities and Field Trips
Complementing the classroom work are cultural performances and visits to Korean organizations, museums, temples, and historic sites, a trip to the DMZ, and other locations of great natural and cultural significance.
The program fee also includes a mandatory three-day excursion outside of Seoul to introduce you to Korean history and its scenic landscape.
As a means of encouraging you to enrich your study abroad experience in Seoul, CIEE offers the Cultural Reimbursement Program which reimburses you for participating in local cultural activities. These may include Korean movie screenings, Korean traditional music concerts and theater, visits to local museums and historic places of interest within Seoul, and excursions to other parts of the country.
Established in 2006, the CIEE Study Center at Yonsei University provides a supportive environment in which to study at a top-ranked Korean university while experiencing life in Seoul. The seven-week summer study abroad program at Yonsei University, which was added in 2008, introduces students with little or no background in Korean studies to Korea through language study and an area studies curriculum. CIEE resident staff also organize a special orientation and coordinate various cultural activities to introduce students to different facets of Korean society.
In order to complete a full semester's study in seven weeks, Yonsei International summer school courses are intensive and fast paced. Korean language classes meet four days a week, Monday through Thursday, for three hours each day; other classes meet two hours each day, Monday through Thursday.
Participants take classes with CIEE and other international students.
Assessment is based on attendance, exams, quizzes, presentations, and papers. Letter grades of A-F are given with pluses and minuses. Final grade assessment is based on attendance, class participation, assignments, and examinations. Course requirements include a mid-term and final examination, and often a term paper, although the choice remains up to individual professors.
Yonsei University has a strict attendance policy: a student who is absent from a course for more than one-third of the semester is issued an "F" regardless of their achievement in the course; however, some professors may have even stricter rules. The Korean Language Institute, through which Korean language courses are taught, has an even stricter attendance rule: a student cannot be absent for more than 20% of attendance to receive a passing grade. Students can check course syllabi or ask the professors about their attendance policies. Absences are counted from the first day of class.
Professors are visiting scholars and professors from Korean, U.S., and other international universities. Many of the courses are taught by key faculty from University of California system given Yonsei's longstanding partnership with it.
Note: This course listing is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a contract between CIEE and any applicant, student, institution, or other party. The courses, as described, may be subject to change as a result of ongoing curricular revisions, assignment of lecturers and teaching staff, and program development. Courses may be canceled due to insufficient enrollment.
To view the most recent syllabi for courses taught by CIEE at our Study Centers, visit our syllabi site.
Students enroll directly in Yonsei University summer school courses. Course listings and syllabi may be found at the following link: http://summer.yonsei.ac.kr/s2_2.asp. The following is a sampling of courses available. Course offerings change from year to year. They are typically listed, along with syllabi, on the Yonsei University website under the Yonsei International Summer School section at the beginning of the application period and are available in CIEE enrollment materials. Students are advised to remain flexible in their course selection as some classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment, and should have course alternatives should they not be able to get their first choice.
Korean Language
Introductory Philosophy
World Literature: English & American Literature
Contemporary Korean Culture & the Korean Culture Wave
International Economics
Developmental Psychology
Korean Cinema
East Asian Art History
Korean Political Economy
General Chemistry
Asian American Literature
East Asian Cinema
Social Psychology
Organic Chemistry (1)
Innovation and Technology Management
Sociology of the Family
Topics in Korean Culture: Globalization and Multiculturalism
Introduction to Corporate Finance
Introduction to Comparative Politics
Principles of Microeconomics
East Asian Fiction
Principles of Managerial Accounting
East Asian International Relations
Cross-Cultural Psychology
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19:23 29th October 2011
Goals from Charlie Austin, Ross Wallace and Marvin Bartley made it a night of derby delight for the Clarets as they secured a second home win of the season in impressive style.
An outstanding first-half performance laid the foundations for a fourth win in six Championships games to lift Burnley into mid-table.
Austin's ninth goal of the season paved the way, before a thundering free-kick from Wallace effectively sunk the Seasiders, whose winless run at Turf Moor stretched to six matches.
Blackpool's last success came 13 years ago and their luck was never likely to change, despite an improved second-half showing.
A much more solid defensive performance from Eddie Howe's men kept the visitors at bay until injury time, by which time Bartley had put the Clarets out of sight with his first goal for the club as Burnley gave their fluctuating campaign another timely shot in the arm.
Having started with the side that finished last Saturday's win at Coventry, the Clarets were forced into an early change as Brian Easton was forced off after getting a bang on the hip.
Charlie Austin heads the Clarets in front
That meant a re-shuffle with Ben Mee moving across to left-back with Andre Amougou coming off the bench to plug the gap in the centre of the defence.
And in an uncertain start, the Clarets could have gone behind as Jonjo Shelvey mis-kicked in front of goal from Tom Ince's low cross after Easton had been left on the floor.
However, the momentum quickly swung Burnley's way when Austin chased down a Wallace pass and forced Ian Evatt into a mistake.
From Austin's square ball Craig Cathcart was only inches away from putting the ball into his own net and when Wallace delivered the resulting corner, Jay Rodriguez mis-cued from a decent sight of goal.
Burnley weren't about to let Blackpool off the hook, though, and cranked up the pressure before going in front.
This time Wallace played a short corner with Junior Stanislas and when Stanislas delivered a superb near-post cross, the predatory Austin hurled himself at the ball to power a header into the roof of the net.
Ross Wallace makes it 2-0
Chris McCann then intercepted a pass from Shelvey and charged forward to blast an effort over the bar as Blackpool were left rocking at the back.
Stephen Crainey was probably relieved to get just a yellow card when he used an arm to block the ball and stop Austin's run on goal but the real punishment was delivered by Wallace as he made it 2-0.
The former Preston winger is no stranger to these derbies and struck his free-kick like he meant it as a stunning left-footed strike from 20 yards left Matt Gilks rooted to the spot as the ball flew into the top corner with half an hour gone.
Another dangerous cross from Stanislas then had Evatt at full stretch to head away from Austin and with Shelvey also going into the book for a late challenge on Mee, the Seasiders must have been glad to have reached the sanctuary of the dressing room at half time without further damage.
And whatever Ian Holloway said in there appeared to have some effect as Blackpool looked a different side after the break as they forced Burnley onto the back foot.
Directing operations
It was becoming a rearguard action from the Clarets, although Lee Grant was forced into only one meaningful save as he pushed a Brett Ormerod shot into the side netting as the veteran striker broke from half-way.
Burnley needed to relieve the pressure and with 67 minutes gone they had the chance from another Wallace free-kick which picked out Amougou for a stooping header which he couldn't direct on target.
With the Clarets having seemingly drawn the visitors' sting, Holloway played his final hand with a triple substitution with just over a quarter of an hour to go.
And it almost paid instant dividends, a flick from Lomano LuaLua releasing Callum McManaman for a run on goal which was only interrupted by an excellent covering tackle from the impressive David Edgar.
McManaman then tested Grant with a low drive which the keeper did well to parry away at full stretch before Burnley finally put the result beyond doubt with a third goal 11 minutes from time.
Marvin Bartley is up and running with his first goal
The Clarets had failed to make the most of a couple of opportunities to break but this time got it right as Austin got behind the defence before pulling the ball back for Bartley to side-foot home.
Another timely intervention from Edgar at the other end denied McManaman again and a good day could have got even better had Austin converted a simple chance from close range from McCann's perfect square pass with seven minutes to go.
Instead, the Clarets blotted their copybook slightly deep into injury time when Edgar's only slip of the night allowed Shelvey to fire home and dash hopes of a first clean sheet at Turf Moor since the start of March.
Burnley: Grant, Trippier, Easton (Amougou 9), Mee, Edgar, Bartley, McCann, Wallace (Marney 88), Rodriguez, Austin, Stanislas (Treacy 75). Subs: Hines, Stewart.
Blackpool: Gilks, Crainey, Southern, Evatt, Baptiste, Cathcart, Ferguson, Ince (McManaman 73), Phillips (LuaLua 73), Ormerod (Bogdanovic 73), Shelvey. Subs: Eardley, Howard.
Booked: Crainey28, Shelvey 40
Referee: Michael Oliver
Attendance: 15,614
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Polenta Jerusalem-style
In The Palomar, this dish is served in individual kilner jars. If you don't have any then a large ramekin will also work.
Serves: 4
Preparation: 10 minutes
Cooking: 40 minutes
For the Mushroom Ragout
● 2 tbsp unsalted butter
● 250g assorted mushrooms, such as button, portabella, oyster, or shiitake, torn by hand
For the Polenta
● 480ml milk
● 295ml double cream
● 200g instant polenta
● 1 tbsp unsalted butter
● 1 tbsp shaved Parmesan cheese
For the Asparagus
● 6 thin asparagus stalks, trimmed and cut into 3-inch pieces
● 2 tbsp olive oil
● Juice of 1 lemon
● Coarse salt and freshly ground pepper
To serve
● 2 tbsp shaved Parmesan cheese
● Truffle oil, for drizzling
● First make the mushroom ragout: heat butter in a small heavy-bottomed frying pan.
● Add mushrooms and cook, stirring occasionally, until cooked, 25 to 30 minutes. Season well with salt and pepper.
● Meanwhile, make the polenta: bring milk and cream to a boil in a large saucepan over medium high-heat.
● Reduce heat to low and whisk in polenta; cook, whisking constantly, until thickened, 5 to 7 minutes. If mixture seems too thick, thin out with a little more milk or water. Whisk in butter and Parmesan cheese. Season with salt; cover and set aside.
● Prepare the asparagus by bringing a pot of water to a boil. Generously salt water and return to boil. Meanwhile, put some ice and cold water in a large bowl to make an ice-water bath. Cook the asparagus in boiling water until tender-crisp, 1 to 2 minutes.
● Drain and immediately transfer to the ice-water bath.
● Drain and transfer to a medium bowl. Drizzle with olive oil and lemon juice; season with salt and pepper.
● To serve, place 2 to 3 tablespoons of polenta in each of four 1-cup jars with lids. Add a tablespoon of mushroom ragout to each jar. Top with 3 to 4 asparagus pieces and 2 to 3 Parmesan shavings. Drizzle each jar with truffle oil; cover jars and serve.
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'Text her back," exclaimed Sam without looking away from the TV screen.
"I'm not doing that," I replied as Sam's hand crept towards my lap. Wise to his game, I distracted him with a spontaneous powerplay. I switched the TV off.
"You maniac!" he squealed like a student hearing Fifteen to One had been cancelled after 35 series. "Now I have no idea what Nick Clegg thinks..."
As I suspected, Sam was disorientated by my dark tactics and he forgot his primary mission, so he grabbed the remote rather than my phone. Osama bin Laden 24, complete with the same 10-second loop of his compound, was reinstated.
Intrigued as I was by this most newsworthy of bank holiday stories, I couldn't get Melissa's text out of my head.
"Is this it?" – that's all she'd written. It had been more than two weeks since I'd been inducted into the Master Guild of Useless Wankers... why now, what on earth did this mean?
She could have been waxing lyrically about the great existential question of the human condition. Indeed, perhaps she was expecting something more tangible to happen when the world's most wanted man was killed. But it may be she was directly asking me a question about what had happened between us. Perhaps one I was expected to answer.
"Am I the only one here who smells shit?" said John, interrupting my inner monologue.
"What do you mean? Do you think she's winding me up?" I said.
"No, Bin Laden. Shot in the head, buried at sea. Four months before the 10th anniversary of 9/11, with Obama – the man they said couldn't get a second term – really wanting a second term..."
"Shut your face, John," said Sam. Uncharacteristically, John conceded. He and Sam went back to flicking between news channels, and I returned to worrying.
It had certainly been a bank holiday to remember. After the royal wedding false start, we all agreed we needed to refocus on the website, and traffic had been boosted by some quick thinking.
Our fictional live blog from the reception and ensuing royal after-party had been well received. John's descriptions of what Prince Harry got up to with Pippa Middleton certainly amused most readers, although two US papers took them a little too seriously.
On Saturday, Daniel went one better by revealing his (and Enter4entertainment.com's) new secret weapon – preview discs. Although we had dabbled in TV reviews in the past, we'd found it hard to make digital hay, even when the cyber sun was shining, due to the sheer number of reviews in the marketplace.
However, preview discs changed everything. Now Daniel had convinced the BBC to add him to their list, we had a very powerful tool, especially, as he'd proved, with Doctor Who.
In hindsight, the idea of feeding some of Britain's most obsessive TV fans with a teaser-laden preview at a key moment seems as obvious as letting Bin Laden's couriers lead us to his compound.
Immediately after the latest Doctor Who episode finished, we dropped the 700-word preview for episode three. Simultaneously, Sam posted the preview on dozens of Doctor Who Facebook pages, I began tweeting #doctorwho and John ploughed the hallowed Whovian forums of Gallifreybase.com. Within minutes we began harvesting thousands of views and, to our astonishment, ran out of agricultural metaphors to describe our success.
Yes, a few sci-fi aficionados took exception to what we were doing but on the whole, it seemed as if we'd won a new legion of fans. They might be a little more interested in regeneration than the average punter, but their clicks were as good as anyone else's. And we all know what clicks mean... that's right, small financial prizes in several months' time after fulfilling a complex series of invoicing arrangements.
"Does the soldier who shot Bin Laden get the $25m bounty?" asked John, once again waking me from my daydreams.
"Don't be a dick," said Sam with a smile. John laughed.
There was something worrying about their good-natured exchange. An electronic beep later, I caught on.
"I really want to see you again too," read the text from Melissa.
Neither Sam nor John could control their mirth any longer.
"What have you done?" I asked, not sure whether to laugh or cry.
"We're just helping you move on," said Sam. "We need you back on the ball, for all our sakes."
I slumped back on the sofa and watched the Pakistani countryside pass by. This was not ideal.
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I have to do something! My father and step mother are having a baby boy. I can't just wait here like an idiot while my baby brother is in danger from the Punishment from God. I need to slay at least one dragon and I know just what I'll do to get away.
All I gotta do is at father's dinner with the town judge pretend like I care about their plans to get on his good side. Then he'll let me go and "train" with Austin and make sure he covers for me for a few days. Father won't let me outside of the town, let alone in the caves of the dragons. It's a fool-proof plan. Just as long as Austin pulls through, I'm set. Although, I really hate relying on people to make something work, especially as important as this. I haven't had much experience with people keeping to their word.
"Are you almost ready, Dearest?" Jonathan calls from the first floor. "Yes, almost, Father. Just one more minute, please." I really hate talking like that. Anyway, I really am ready in my huge blue-green gown, but just wanted to make sure everything was set for tonight: sleeping bag, food for several days, water, my bow, a lantern and some rope. I rigged up my archery outfit to be fire proof as well.
I scurry downstairs as fast as I can followed by my older brother, Alexander Kunningham. My father chuckles as Alex and I trip over each other to hold the door open for our expectant step mother. She's the closest thing to a mother we got and we want to make every moment we can to show our gratitude. Our real mother died when I was only three, twelve years ago.
When we got to the dining hall everything was lovely except the food. I was planning on stuffing as much food as I could so I could leave with a full stomach, but after tasting this slop, they're lucky I'm not puking it up.
Against everything I know about food and cooking, I forced myself to consume this disgusting piece of garbage. We didn't really have a subject to talk about apart from business. I chimed in a couple of times and even gave a few suggestions. Father gave me an appreciative look which instantly pumped me up for tonight. I'm totally in. It's all up to Austin now. C'mon man! Don't let me down!
While I was walking to Austin's with all my equipment ready to go, the strangest thing happened. This boy…he was just staring at me. He just kept right on staring at me under an old oak tree. This boy I've never seen before had a weird handsomeness to him. I was so captivated I almost forgot what I was doing. Thank God the turned away or I might have been trapped in his eyes forever. I saw a slight blush across his cheeks and he ran away. Just like that I let my very first crush run away from me. Hal! What're you doing? Stay on mission!
So anyways, I made my way over to practice with Austin waiting for me. He looked especially handsome and I don't see any bow for him to show me something new. He sauntered over to me with a rose in his hand and said an inch away from my ear, " I know you only came to see me." I looked at him like he was nuts, "Do you really think I'd ever be with you?! Look, I only made an excuse to come here so you could cover for me for a few days while I go kill a dragon!" With a mixture of shock, hurt, and determination, he said, " No way I'm covering for you so you can get yourself killed! Look, I care too much about you to let you go alone."
"Yeah, I'm coming with you."
"Austin, you'll just slow me down, and, plus I only brought enough food for one person for four days."
Austin got between me and the mountains and almost screamed behind tears, "NO! YOU CAN'T LEAVE!!" I decided I would either have to seduce him or fight him. I continued with, "Austin, I don't want to fight you. I just want to get past." moving closer now, "Please, just do this one favor for me. I promise I'll be back safe and sound." and kissed him on the cheek. He hugged me like he'd never hug me again and I felt tears on my shoulder. He said very quietly, "Hal… I love you. You know that, right?" I nodded, "And you know that if you don't come back, that I will die inside, right?" I tried my best to sound strong, but sincere and said, "Austin, I'll be back. There's no way that I would let you be that way. I'll kill the dragon and come home to you."
He kissed me.
Just like that I was in his strong arms kissing him. I honestly could be like that for the rest of the night. And after what seemed like hours, we finally let go and he told me with loving eyes, "You don't know how long or how many times I've wanted that."
I'm sure I was blushing my head off because I swear my face was on fire. I've never felt that was toward Austin. He's always just been my bow instructor that was a year older than me. Having him…us kissing like that totally made me not want to go. I wanted to stay with him; stay in his caring for all eternity. Suddenly the image of that boy under the oak tree flashed in my mind and I snapped out of Austin's hypnotic touch.
I stepped back and commanded, "I am going to kill the dragon and there is nothing you can do to stop me. I'm not going to have my new little baby brother have to be afraid of being eaten by the punishment from God and I'm willing to die to make that happen!"


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This is another dream of mine. It is about a skeleton, this is quite a scary dream. (It might not be when you read it but it was when I dreamed it.)
So, here goes.
I have a friend called India, well actually we don't speak now because I moved house but never mind.
India and I were in this room it was a very big room, with white walls and no way out. Suddenly a maze built itself around us, India found a bit of paper saying what we needed to do, we needed to get to the middle of the maze, to get the key which would show us the way out but we had to do it before a skeleton did. He was also after the key and us, he was trying to kill us.
We ran for ages around the white walls of the maze. Every now and then a window would appear in the wall and at one point we saw the skeleton, staring back at us with no eyes.
We ran and ran, we couldn't see any way of getting us where we needed to be. The skeleton suddenly jumped in front of us, scaring us out of our skin. We turned around and ran the other way, the skeleton was not chasing us. I thought that odd, but I realised we had just passed an open space so I turned back with India and ran into the doorway.
The large space had only two entrances, the one we were standing in, and the one the skeleton was standing in. It was like before a boxing match, the two corners sizing each other up.
In the middle of the room I noticed was a small round table, there was a large (and I mean LARGE) key floating above it. We all ran to it at the same time, but I got there first, (woo go me) and it revealed a series of doors through all the walls to the exit.
Me and India (I know thats bad grammer) ran through the doors and....
I woke up.


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The office is almost finished. Sure, things around here are never actually really finished, but its now as finished as it will be for a while.
Warning: these photos were taken 'in progess' so they're not all neat and tidy!
The one thing thats glaringly obviously not finished is the blind on the window. Still the old salmon coloured one. Its a colour that haunts me. Since the window isn't a standard size I can't just go buy a cheap blind to replace it so I'm considering my options. Till then, I can live with it.
As you can see above, there will always be boxes of stuff for the various projects I have on the go at any given time lined up in the office. But if I keep my promise to myself and work on one (or two, okay, maybe three) projects at a time, I can keep the mess down. Especially if I put away things I'm finished with.
I bought these two colourful rag rugs online. I had planned to sew them together to make one large rug for the office but they're very obviously different lengths. Well, the guy did say they're handmade so they do differ! Doesn't really matter. I'll be putting my non-slip rug underneath them and they'll do the job of keeping the office a bit warmer in winter. Plus, they're easier to wash when they're smaller.
I spray painted our filing cabinets gloss black so they'd match. Mine was a purpley colour and Wayne's was a more original beige. Now they're both black and they don't stand out like sore thumbs.
The light fitting is a waste paper basket I hurriedly put up and that needs finishing too. I have the crystals. I just need to get it down and fix it up.
I've painted the shelves a deep shade of aqua to match the cute little coat hanger near the map which holds some of my scarves.
The wooden box under the desk holds my power board and once I hinge the top on it it'll act as a footstool when I'm working at the desk.
My sewing machine will live on its little school desk on castors so its always handy when I need it. My paper storage stool had to find a temporary spot too.
I have plans to make that wall above the sewing machine a wall of memories with photos and shadow boxes.
The map is a feature on the wall near the door. Right now its still a blank wall where I pile boxes of materials. I hope to one day, maybe, possibly, put a nice armchair in that corner near the small cupboard with drawers. I have a reading lamp I'm working on for that corner too.
Its not a big room.
This is my new paperweight. An antique iron. Love it.
My tin rusty tin crown sits on top of the dvd player cause I have no idea where else to put it and it always makes me smile when I see it.
A shabby letter holder now holds my paint brushes and the pottery measure Merrill gave me still holds my necklaces.
I'm still using my old suitcases, metal boxes and baskets for storage as much as possible cause I love the look of them. I have less storage space in the office now I moved the dresser into the kitchen so I really do need them.
The shelves are still a bit of a mess of things I like and want to keep around me, plus things I need in order to work. I figure they'll sort themselves out eventually.
A small timber box I decoupaged holds my usb sticks and other small but necessary gadgets. The shelf wall and desk are now home to a desktop computer with its own monitor, a TV monitor I connect my laptop to when I'm doing film editing and a dvd/video player so I can watch movies in the office if and when I get an armchair in there.
Eventually I'll be getting rid of the desktop computer so I'll have a bit less clutter on the desk, but knowing me, unless I'm very careful I'll soon lose the desk under tons of paperwork to be filed or acted upon. The theory is that when I love a room I make an effort.
The kitchen is still clean and tidy so there may be hope for me yet.


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