IN: What happens next?

Several shots are shown of a roof as well as the men laying down paper and pushing liquid all over the roof. the men

OPTIONS:
- continue filling buckets with mud and washing away scattered paper around the room.
- continue laying down paper and performing tasks outside the roof with plants and building a fire.
- then push cement in several shots all around to the roof and then throw it up.
- continue this method and finish by laying more paper down.

OUT: continue this method and finish by laying more paper down.

IN: What happens next?

He then starts to do dips down to his armpits on the parallel bars called russian dips, while keeping his legs in the air. a man

OPTIONS:
- wearing a white burka is sitting in a room with lots of jury like chairs and seems to be ready for this performance.
- pulls the zebra on one hand as he leans backward too quickly.
- does dips with his body in front of the bar and legs swoops underneath the bar.
- in the crowd look around while watching the other guy dance.

OUT: does dips with his body in front of the bar and legs swoops underneath the bar.

IN: What happens next?

How to study abroad
Choose the right study abroad program.
This is the most important step. You'll have to decide what program is best for you-not what program is best for your twenty closest friends in college.

OPTIONS:
- Many american study abroad programs are less focused, and some " alternative " programs don't allow visiting. Some alternatives you can find include : Conduct an internet search and look for programs that permit travel online or in-person.
- You'll have to pick the program you want to do, and the city where you'll be studying. Here's how to decide : If you're not majoring in a foreign language or interested in one particular foreign culture, do some research.
- Most likely, your chosen program will offer tours of the country and provide personal and practical information. However, you'll need to design your travel plans so that if you back out of them, anyone will know where you are and will be able to tell where you got married.
- The most common sports, such as gymnastics, lacrosse, basketball, soccer, chess, hockey, water polo, or ice hockey are all excellent places to study abroad. They will most likely be connected to a program that is provided for you, and which you cannot get out of.

OUT:
You'll have to pick the program you want to do, and the city where you'll be studying. Here's how to decide : If you're not majoring in a foreign language or interested in one particular foreign culture, do some research.