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Thirteen courses:All majors will take the following courses: ERSC 141, 142, 302, 305, 309, 331; CHEM 131 or 141 (General Chemistry). To complete the major a student may choose from four options:Earth Sciences Teaching: PHYS 102 (Meteorology), PHYS 109 (Astronomy), ERSC 221 (Oceanography), Capstone: EDUC 461 and 462 (professional teaching semester).Environmental Geoscience: MATH 170 (Single Variable Calculus) or MATH 121 (Statistics); ERSC 218 (GIS); two from the following: ERSC 201 (Surface Processes), ERSC 202 (Energy Resources), ERSC 204 (Global Climate Change), ERSC 208 (Environmental Hazards), ERSC 220 (Environmental Geology), ERSC 221(Oceanography), ERSC 320 (Hydrogeology), ERSC 301 (Field Geology); one from the following: ENST 335 (Analysis and Management of the Aquatic Environment), ENST 340 (Forest Ecology and Applications), BIOL 129 (Changing Ocean Ecosystems), BIOL 314 (Ecology), CHEM 490 (Environmental Chemistry), PHYS 310 (Energy and the Environment); Capstone: ERSC 550 (Independent Research), ERSC 560 (Student/Faculty Collaborative Research), or ERSC 712 (Internship).Geoscience: MATH 170 (Single Variable Calculus) and MATH 121 (Statistics); PHYS 131 or 141; two from the following: ERSC 201 (Surface Processes) OR ERSC 301 (Field Geology), ERSC 307 (Paleontology), ERSC 306 (Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology), ERSC 221 (Oceanography); Capstone: ERSC 550 (Independent Research), ERSC 560 (Student/Faculty Collaborative Research), or ERSC 491 (Field Camp).Student-designed: Students must propose a coherent group of at least four upper-level electives within the semester they declare an Earth Sciences major; MATH 170 (Calculus I) or MATH 121 (Statistics); Capstone: ERSC 550 (Independent Research), ERSC 560 (Student/Faculty Collaborative Research), or ERSC 712 (Internship).
Six courses including 141 and 142.
First Year: Second Year: Third Year: Fourth Year: Note of Caution: Off-campus study is encouraged. However, students who contemplate off-campus study should discuss their plans with one or more of the Department faculty early.
By completing a minimum number of courses outside the department and the professional semester in the Department of Education, students may be certified for secondary school teaching in Earth and Space Science. See any member of the Department of Earth Sciences or the Director of Teacher Education. For additional information, visit the Education Department web site.
Many majors do an Independent Study, Independent Research or student/faculty collaborative research project during their Junior or Senior year. Students may ask any faculty member in the department to supervise a project. Ideally, the faculty member should be contacted during the previous semester to make arrangements for advising.
An Independent Research project may be considered for departmental honors if it demonstrates superior quality of work. Such theses are read by all members of the departmental faculty as well as an evaluator from outside the department, selected by the project advisor for their knowledge of that specific field. Oral defense of the thesis is required, and final revisions to the written thesis are made based on the comments of the readers. Students who successfully complete the defense will be named in the Commencement Program as having achieved honors.Students who think that their project is potentially worthy of honors should indicate that with a short written proposal to their research adviser by the end of the fall semester of their senior year. This provides an occasion for the faculty advisor to give feedback to the student on the worthiness of the project and to plan the second semester in order to assure the quality of the project. This conversation helps the faculty to consider potential outside reviewers and schedule oral defenses, and also solidifies in the student's mind the need for progress and ultimate goal of the project.A first draft of the paper should be turned in to your advisor no later than April to allow revisions so that a final draft will be ready for delivery to the research advisor, the other faculty, and the outside reader by mid-April. The oral defense usually will be scheduled on or about the last day of classes. Defenses are open to other majors, interested friends, faculty, and other guests. After the defense, the faculty and outside reader will vote in private, based on careful consideration of the quality of the paper and defense, and of the academic maturity of the student during the project year.
Several have been done in the department. Although specific arrangements would need to be made, it is possible to arrange internships with state and federal geologic agencies in Harrisburg. Students have also done internships with local consulting companies. See any member of the department faculty for possible arrangements.
Recommended off-campus study programs include the Dickinson Science Program at the University of East Anglia, England. Other suggested programs are the Marine Science Program in the Bahamas every other January and a one-semester program at the University of Otago, New Zealand. The on-campus coordinators should be contacted for information.
141 Planet Earth A study of plate tectonics with emphasis on ancient and modern geological processes associated with mountain building. The course builds knowledge through field and classroom studies of Appalachian geology, and by comparison of the Appalachians with active mountain belts in South America, Indonesia, and Asia. The course also develops a geologic understanding of the seismic and volcanic hazards associated with mountain building. The overall aim of the course is to illustrate the historical, predictive, and practical aspects of geologic principles and reasoning in scientific and societal contexts.This course fulfills either the DIV III lab science distribution requirement or QR graduation requirement.
142 Earth History A study of the origin and evolution of the Earth, continents, atmosphere, ocean, and life over 4.6 billion years of Earth history. Topics will include deep time; plate tectonics and mountain building; continental position, ocean circulation, and climate change; expansion of biodiversity from single cells to higher order plants and animals including the rise of humans; mass extinctions; the theory of evolution; and the influence of historic earth processes on the formation of mineral and energy resources. Labs and Field trips will test geological and paleontological hypotheses regarding the reconstruction and interpretation of ancient sedimentary environments and biomes in the local area. Three hours classroom and three hours laboratory a week. This course fulfills either the DIV III lab science distribution requirement or QR graduation requirement.
201 Surface Processes Description, origin, development, and classification of landforms. Relationships of soils, surficial materials, and landforms to rocks, structures, climate, processes, and time. Topics will include interpretation of maps and aerial photographs of landscapes produced in tectonic, volcanic, fluvial, glacial, periglacial, coastal, karst, and eolian environments. Exercises will include: photo-geologic interpretation, surficial mapping, and classification of soils. Lectures, discussions, laboratories, and field trip(s). Three hours classroom and three hours laboratory a week. Prerequisite: 141 or 142. This course fulfills the QR graduation requirement. Offered every other year.
202 Energy Resources The study of the origin, geologic occurrence, and distribution of petroleum, natural gas, coal, and uranium. Discussions include the evaluation and exploitation, economics, law, and the environmental impact of these resources and their alternatives, including geothermal, wind, solar, tidal, and ocean thermal power. Prerequisites: Any DIV III lab science (not MATH). This course is cross-listed as ENST 202. Offered every other year.
204 Global Climate Change An overview of our present understanding of atmospheric processes and their interaction with the land, oceans and biosphere leading to an in-depth study of ancient climates and climate change in earth history. Topics include the tools used to decipher ancient climate change on various time scales, major climate events such as the ice ages, and the causes of climate change. Past and present knowledge will be used to explore the potential for future climate change and its socioeconomic and political implications. The laboratory component will use climate data and field experiences to interpret climate change over the past 3 billion years in the context of earth materials and plate tectonics.Prerequisite: Any DIV III lab science (not MATH). This course fulfills the QR graduation requirement.
208 Environmental Hazards An introduction to the fundamental principles and processes of geology using a variety of natural examples that are commonly referred to as "disastrous" when they affect areas inhabited by people, including volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, mass movements (avalanches, debris flows), meteoroid impacts, and other weather-related phenomena (e.g. hurricanes, thunderstorms, tornadoes, long-term climate change). The course will give an overview of the physical controls on the processes as well as methods used to predict the events, assess possible hazards, and mitigate negative consequences. Lecture discussions will be augmented with labs and field trips (e.g., Johnstown, PA; Centralia, PA).Prerequisite: Any DIV III lab science (not MATH). This course fulfills the QR graduation requirement.
218 Geographic Information Systems Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a powerful technology for managing, analyzing, and visualizing spatial data and geographically-referenced information. It is used in a wide variety of fields including archaeology, agriculture, business, defense and intelligence, education, government, health care, natural resource management, public safety, transportation, and utility management. This course provides a fundamental foundation of theoretical and applied skills in GIS technology that will enable students to investigate and make reasoned decisions regarding spatial issues. Utilizing GIS software applications from Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI), students work on a progression of tasks and assignments focused on GIS data collection, manipulation, analysis, output, and presentation. The course will culminate in a final, independent project in which the students design and prepare a GIS analysis application of their own choosing.Three hours of classroom and three hours of laboratory per week. This course is cross-listed as ENST 218 and ARCH 218. This course fulfills the QR graduation requirement.
220 Environmental Geology A survey of humankind's interaction with the physical environment focusing on geologic processes. The importance of geologic materials such as soils, sediments and bedrock, and natural resources will be discussed in the context of world population. Natural hazards (floods, earthquakes, volcanoes, coastal erosion, and landslides) will be studied to understand how we can minimize their threat. Land use and abuse including natural resource exploitation and pollution will be discussed in the context of geologic information for proper land-use planning. Labs will emphasize field study of environmental problems in the Cumberland Valley. Three hours classroom and three hours laboratory per week. Prerequisite: 141 or 142 OR ENST 131or 132 or 130. This course is cross-listed as ENST 220. This course fulfills the QR graduation requirement.
221 Oceanography An interdisciplinary introduction to the marine environment, including the chemistry of seawater, the physics of currents, water masses and waves, the geology of ocean basins, marine sediments and coastal features, and the biology of marine ecosystems. Topics include the theory of plate tectonics as an explanation for ocean basins, mid-ocean ridges, trenches, and island arcs. The interaction of man as exploiter and polluter in the marine environment is also considered.Three hours classroom and three hours laboratory per week. Prerequisite: One introductory science course (not MATH). This course is cross-listed as ENST 221. This course fulfills the QR graduation requirement. Offered every other year.
301 Field Geology A course in some of the basic geological field techniques, with the preparation of topographic and geologic maps and reports from data obtained by the student in the field.Three hours classroom and three hours laboratory a week. Prerequisite: 141 and 142, or permission of instructor. This course fulfills the DIV III lab science distribution requirement.
302 Structural Geology The description and analysis of intermediate- to large-scale rock structures. Topics include the analysis and graphical representation of stress and strain in rocks, deformation mechanisms and fabric development, the geometry and mechanics of folding and faulting, and structures related to intrusive bodies. Geologic map interpretation and cross-section construction are used to analyze the structural geology of selected regions. Three hours classroom and three hours laboratory a week; field trip(s). Prerequisite: 141 and 142, or permission of instructor.
305 Earth Materials This gives students a basic understanding of the tools and techniques used in modern science to identify and characterize solid earth materials at the macroscopic (hand samples), microscopic (polarized light), and sub-microscopic (X-ray diffraction, Scanning Electron Microscopy) levels. Emphasis in the first part of the course will be on minerals, while the second part of the course will introduce students to characterization techniques of other solid earth materials (soils and rocks) and their conditions of formation. This course is required for the Earth Science major, and will be useful to students interested in agricultural science, archeology, environmental science, forensic science, planetary science, and solid state chemistry and physics. Three hours classroom and three hours laboratory a week. Prerequisites: 141 and 142, or permission of instructor. Completion of both 305 and 309 fulfills the WR graduation requirement.
306 Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology A study of the solid-earth with emphasis on the processes that have shaped the large-scale evolution of the earth from its origin to the present. Lecture topics include meteorites and formation of the terrestrial planets, origin of the moon, the deep earth, chemical equilibria in magmatic systems, geochemical cycling in the solid earth, and isotope dating. The important magmatic and metamorphic systems of the earth are presented in a plate tectonic context. Prerequisite: 305. This course fulfills the QR graduation requirement.
307 Paleontology A systematic study of the invertebrate and vertebrate fossil groups, plants, and their evolution and relationships to living forms. Three hours classroom and three hours laboratory a week. Prerequisite: 141 or 142, or any 100-level BIOL course. This course fulfills the DIV III lab science distribution requirement.
309 Sedimentology and Stratigraphy A study of the processes and patterns of sedimentation as well as the spatial and temporal distribution of rock strata. This includes the origin, transportation, deposition, lithification, and diagenesis of sediments. Lithology, geochemistry, paleontology, geochronology, and seismology will be used to understand the history of rock strata. Three hours classroom and three hours laboratory a week. Prerequisite: 141 and 142, or permission of instructor. Completion of both 305 and 309 fulfills the WR graduation requirement.
311 Special Topics In-depth studies in special geological topics to be offered on the basis of need and demand. Recent topics have included Geology of PA, Origin of Life, Quaternary Geology, and Instrumental Analysis in Geology. Prerequisite: 141 or 142.
318 Advanced Applications in GIS The course is intended as a continuation of the introductory course on Geographic Information Systems, 218, and will concentrate on more advanced discussions and techniques related to spatial analysis and GIS project design. The main focus of the course will be on using higher-level GIS methods to investigate and analyze spatial problems of varying complexity; however, the specific project and topical applications will vary depending on student interests. Students will be required to develop and complete an individual spatial analysis project that incorporates advanced GIS techniquesPrerequisite: 218 OR ENST 218 OR ARCH 218 or equivalent GIS experience. Three hours of classroom and three hours of laboratory per week. This course is cross-listed as ENST 318 and ARCH 318. Offered every two years.
320 Hydrogeology An in-depth study of the interrelationships of geologic materials and processes with the occurrence, distribution, movement, and chemistry of water on and near the earth's surface. Topics include the hydrologic cycle; recharge, flow, and discharge of groundwater in aquifers; groundwater quality, contamination, development, management, and remediation. Practical experience will be gained in siting, drilling, testing, and monitoring water wells at the college's water well field laboratory. Prerequisite: 220. This course is cross-listed as ENST 320. This course fulfills the QR graduation requirement. Offered every two years.
331 Chemistry of Earth Sciences An introduction to the origin, distribution, and behavior of elements in the geochemical cycles and processes of the atmosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere. Topics include the chemistry of magma, hydrothermal fluids, weathering, fresh and ocean waters, sediment digenesis, hydrocarbons, and metamorphism. Includes radiometric dating and stable isotope applications. Lab will focus on sampling, instrumental analysis, and data interpretation of earth materials. Prerequisites: 141 and 142 and CHEM 131 or 141, or permission of instructor.
491 Senior Field Camp An advanced course in geological field methods. In a typical field camp experience students make maps in stratified and crystalline terranes, with rocks in varying degrees of deformation. Note: ERSC 491 is not regularly offered by Dickinson College. Students wishing to complete the capstone experience requirement with a field camp experience should plan to complete an approved summer field course offered by another collegiate institution. For Senior ERSC majors.


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(B) Class attendance. The individual instructor has both the responsibility and the prerogative for managing student attendance. The instructor's policy regarding attendance for each course should be written in course syllabus and communicated to students during the first week of the term. The policy may take alternate forms within the bounds of appropriate instructional techniques.
(C) Class absence. Legitimate reasons for absence include, for example, illness, death in the immediate family, religious observance, academic field trips, and participation in an approved concert or athletic event, and direct participation in university disciplinary hearings. Even though any absence can potentially interfere with the planned development of a course, and the student bears the responsibility for fulfilling all course expectations in a timely and responsible manner, instructors will, without prejudice, provide students returning to class after a legitimate absence with appropriate assistance and counsel about completing missed assignments and class material. The following guidelines describe model procedures for sponsors of appropriate activities, instructors and students.
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A week and a half ago, my computer caught the "Warning! Your're in danger!" malware that is referenced in other posts on this site. My computer's background turned to the "Warning! Your're in danger!" message and the piece of fake antivirus software began running, as described in other threads on this forum. I lost all control of the computer, wasn't able to click on anything or ctrl+alt+delete etc. Eventually I pulled the power plug. After a few tries, I was able to boot in safe mode and run my McAfee antivirus software, which detected the infection and "quarantined" it. I then re-booted in normal mode, and was able to run programs, access the internet, etc.
I then followed the first several steps in this site's Malware and Spyware Cleaning Guide. My most recent Malwarebytes log (I've run it several times, most recently this evening) is posted at the end of this message. As you can see from the log, I'm running XP with Service Pack 2. Step 3 of the guide wants me to install all updates, but I've read accounts of trouble with SP3, including that it might cause stability problems if the computer has other issues. I'm concerned that my computer falls into the category of having "issues". Would it be in my best interest to install SP3 anyhow?
The computer has "relapsed" a few times since then, with the fake anti-virus software attempting to run. Each time I have been able to stop it by running either McAfee or Malwarebytes. Malwarebytes always detects a trojan and claims to have quarantined and deleted it, but if I reboot and run Malwarebytes again, it detects the trojan again.
I guess I'm first trying to figure out if I should install SP3, or just proceed on to step 5 (Rootkit Detection) to get rid of this malware. Or should I do something else entirely?
Your assistance would be greatly appreciated, and I'm happy to provide more information if needed.
Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.40
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Time elapsed: 4 minute(s), 51 second(s)
Memory Processes Infected: 0
Memory Modules Infected: 1
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She obviously does not understand how this works. You voted for him, that was your duty to him. His duty to you is to be himself. If that includes bailing you out, then you owe him an additional debt of gratitude (and possibly support for some other agenda item you might otherwise oppose).
Does the city councilwoman really not understand how government works?!?She´s a CITY councilwoman... She chartered by her STATE, not the federal government!
Obama will bail out all these vermin-run blue state cities. Mark my words.Texas Secede, NOW, before its too late.
Detroit should be one of Obama´s "shovel ready" jobs; just raze the whole place and start over.
I can´t wait until the rest of the debt laden states chime in!! That will be the day, if ever, when America finally wonders what happened, and why?????????
Well done, #3.Also, #5, Obama will bail out blue States and union-intensive States. The rest can go scratch.Remember his words, "We will punish our enemies and reward our friends"? He´ll bail out ANY city or district with a hand out and a majority Democrat voter registration.But we´re toast anyway unless we rely on divine intervention. God is plenty cheesed off at America for tossing Him out of our lives and out of our public square. If He does decide to send us a rescuer or if He does decide to show us how to get out of Mordor, we are doomed, Gollums all.
Very typical Dem pol. So entrenched in the democrat political machine she doesn´t even know that her "qui pro quo" request is a violation of federal election law. This is how the idiot left thinks. Elections are not for public servants, they are for Santa Clause. The corolary to this is that those who voted against the winning (leftist) candidate should be punished for their vote. Also a violation of federal election law.This disgusting belief system is why Wildfires in LA and Boulder recieve instantaneous disaster aid and equally horrendous wildfires in Texas recieve nothing.
This sounds reasonable to me. I´m perfectly willing to have my hard-earned money confiscated by the government in order to bail out a failed welfare state.I mean - - what else am I going to do with it?
ohhhhhhhhhhhh jo ann......youre suckered......bammed
I actually wish he would bail Detroit out---maybe then some of the total idiots who voted for Obama would wake up and smell the coffee. Or not.
47 %
What "gifts" are you getting your most cherished ones for Christmas/Hanukah/Kwanza etc?
This is a good example of why the only people who should be allowed to vote are private sector people who actually have a job and are not on the public dole in any way.
Can´t decide if this is admission of voter fraud or bribery? Either way it stinks.
Poster #3 you got that right and the Blue States know it. As an example that is why Californian keeps spending and chalking up debt. They are going to get to the verge of economic collapse then blackmail the rest of the country like Greece did to the EU. They will remind us that they are the worlds 5th largest economy and if they go under so will the rest of the nation.I say screw´em. I´ll take my chances.
I asked for a RACE CARD for Christmas this year!
Does anyone doubt Romney was right about the "gifts" now?
Every elected state office in Michigan is a Republican, the state Supreme Court is a four three conservative ratio, and both the Semite and House are controlled by Republicans. The reason for this is the blacks in Detroit are either to stupid or lazy or both to vote in off year elections.Michigan is now going to attempt to become a right to work state….
Mitt Romney was right!!
No matter how much money is given to them it is never, ever enough. It´s like a pimp keeping his ´´ladies´´ on angel dust - just enough to keep them hooked and dependent.
These comments by politicians are the mirror image of the arguements for seceeding.By these rules, we didn´t vote for him, can we ask the feds to leave Texas?Please say it is so.
She is a TICK, like the rest of her bruthas an´ silssas and all of the 47%.
They can call 911 on their free cell phone but they don´t have the money to send a cop. Oh well!
Vote buying is unethical and illegal.
Stinking parasites! That is what they are in spades. Please do not read anything racial into the word spades. It is a figure of speech. I do not want to appear condescending at all. That means talking down to people, of course.
Gimme Girl 1st ClassWonder if she got her Obamaphone?


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Baby girl Presley Ann Eanes passed away Saturday, June 11, at Arkansas Children's Hospital in Little Rock. She was born June 7, in Little Rock. Survivors include her parents, Ashley and Justin Eanes of Benton; brother, Jonah Eanes of Benton; grandparents, Russell Eanes of Morrilton and Brenda Shelton of Little Rock; Brent and Kim Russell of Benton; great-grandparents, Frances Bradshaw of Benton and Mike Russell, Benton; Jeanette Eanes of England; Mary Ann Pate of Little Rock; Erma Selby of Stephens; and great-great-grandparent, Ola Merle Russell of Alexander.
Conway scored four runs in the first inning as they defeated Benton High School 6-0 Sunday. Conway added a run in the fourth and fifth innings as they tallied eight hits in the game. Benton also managed eight hits, including two from Justin Vincent and Grayson Chilton. Matthew Krikorian was 1-1 with a walk, Taylor Schmidt was 1-2 and Jordan Britton was 1-3. Garrison Roy was 1-3.
Benton McClendon's Appliance Senior Legion baseball team scored eight runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to defeat Sylvan Hills 16-12 Saturday afternoon. In the eighth, Gene Dunkin led off with a single and Briar Sample reached on a walk. Colton Welch singled and Jacob Keeney followed with a two-run double. Both Levon Steward and Austin Hicks hit RBI singles. Matt Frelin hit an RBI single, and Dunkin hit a two-run home run to give McClendon's a two-run lead.
The Everett GMC AA Legion baseball team lost to Hot Springs Village after Hot Springs scored seven runs in the first, one in the second, two in the fourth and seven in the fifth to win 17-7 Friday night. Everett scored a run in the first and second innings, four in the fourth and one in the fifth. In the first inning, Ryne Bewley was hit by a pitch and Hunter Wray walked to begin the inning. A wild pitch, an error and a ground out by Austin Kennedy trimmed Hot Spring Village's lead to 7-1.
Helen Handel Whitson of the Glenaire Retirement Community in Cary, N.C., died May 31, 2011. Born Nov. 18, 1916, in Litchfield, Ill., she was the daughter of James E. and J. Ethel Craig Handel. Her parents and older brother, the Rev. J. Darrel Handel, preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death in 1998 by her beloved husband, Ralph Edward Whitson.
Dora Walker, 97, of O'Kean passed away Thursday, June 9, at White County Medical Center in Searcy. Dora was a lifetime resident of O'Kean, and had been a member of the O'Kean Freewill Baptist Church for 81 years. She was widowed at 37 years old, and raised five children on her own. She was a homemaker, and was married to the late Rev. Lonnie Walker. She was a prayer warrior for her church and she had a heart of a servant.
In a 7 -on- 7 tournament at Ouachita Baptist University, the Benton Panthers finished with a record of 5-3 over two days. The Panthers lost to Lake Hamilton twice and to Shiloah Christian. On the first day, they defeated Sheridan 12-10, lost to Lake Hamilton 24-22, lost to Shiloah Christian 28-12 and defeated Kirk Academy, a school from Mississippi, 30-0. On the second day, Benton lost to Lake Hamilton 28-10, but defeated Shiloah Christian 20-2, Camden 28-22 and Warren 12-8.
Jackie Leon Nash, 64, of Bauxite, passed away June 8. He was born November 24, 1946, in Benton to the late Rodney and Delphine Nash. Jackie was a member of the Benton Seventh Day Adventist Church. He is survived by his wife, Pat Nash of Bauxite, sister, Gwen Holiman of Benton and nephew, Wayne Holiman of Benton. The graveside service is by Ashby Funeral Home and was today at 10 a.m. at Pine Crest Cemetery with Travis Walker officiating. Visitation was held Thursday evening at Ashby Funeral Home. Online guest book: www.ashbyfuneralhome.com.
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College Park, Md: Out of Place, a site-situated installation and contemporary dance performance conceived by Associate Professor of Architecture Ronit Eisenbach and Assistant Professor of Dance Sharon Mansur will debut this month at Lake Anne Plaza in Reston, VA. The two artists have developed a unique collaborative practice and intertwined approach. The installation, conceptualized and designed by Eisenbach with the assistance of UMD architecture alum Michael Fischer, will be on view April 23rd- May 13th. A dance performance to coincide with the installation, directed by Sharon Mansur and performed by Mansur and Daniel Burkholder, will take place Saturday, April 28th at 7:30 pm, immediately followed by a talk back reception at the Reston Museum. POSTPONED to May 6th, at 7:30 pm due to weather.
Presented by the Reston Community Center, the Initiative for Public Art – Reston, Friends of Lake Anne and the Reston Museum, Out of Place
reinterprets to the history of the planned community of 1960s New Town
of Reston, Virginia and the sculpture and architecture of Lake Anne
Plaza. The work builds on the productive tensions in Mansur and
Eisenbach's collaborative practice and their shared commitment to
inquiry through making. Inspired by individual and collective acts of
building and un-building, measuring and marking space, and the fluidity
and mutability of both water and bodies, Eisenbach and Mansur examine
the ways we perceive, shape and inhabit our world--inviting others to
consider the same.
The performance, a duet featuring Mansur and longtime collaborator
Daniel Burkholder, will take place in Lake Anne Plaza and will last for a
half hour as daylight fades, activating the plaza through human actions
and interactions, and drawing Eisenbach's constellation of floating
frames and tensile lines across the water. At night, the sun's harnessed
energy will transform these elements to create a landscape of luminous,
hovering color in the lake. The installation will linger in the quay
until May 13th delighting viewers with the memory of the duet--an
architecture of situation marking temporal rhythms and reframing place.
Out of Place marks the continuation of a creative dialogue for Eisenbach and Mansur. Their first Reston-inspired work, Underneath, debuted last year. Out of Place represents a bridge between Underneath and an upcoming event on September 15th, demonstrating the progression of the exploration and examination of place.
"This is an evolving research and creative process. Out of Place builds upon Underneath,
our 2011 installation and performance inspired by the walking paths and
streams of Reston," explains Eisenbach. "In a similar way, we hope to
use what we learn from our event this month, as well as our interaction
with the community, to continue the dialogue and extend our creative
vision to September's installation and performance."
September's event represents the culminating work in Mansur and Eisenbach's series. Building on both Out of Place and Underneath,
their final piece for Reston will embody their shared response to Lake
Anne Plaza's striking character, architecture, sculpture and history.
Joining the team in September are sound designer Rebecca Adams and an
ensemble comprised of professional dancers and undergraduate dance
majors from the University of Maryland. This visual and kinetic event
inspired by current and past images, voices, shapes and textures offers a
rare opportunity for viewers to perceive subtly shifting dynamics of
space and motion and meditate upon the multi-sensory experience of
inhabiting a place.
Reston has been integrating public art since its inception as a planned
community in the mid-1960s. It has been recognized as one of the
nation's hubs for the creation and exhibition of public art.
"Our work in the Lake Anne area provides a special opportunity for us to
create something new for such an important place," says Mansur. "It is a
privilege to have so much time to do so."
Mansur and Eisenbach have successfully collaborated on several projects,
integrating the aesthetic philosophies of dance and architecture as
they explore the shared territory of the two disciplines. Their first
project- Memory House/Desire House, a bamboo structure and
processional installed and performed at the Clarice Smith Performing
Arts Center, explored themes of loss, inhabitation and shelter across
cultures at the start of the foreclosure crisis and on the heels of the
Haiti earthquake. In June 2011, Underneath, their first Reston-inspired work, was presented at Dance Place to critical acclaim.
Out of Place is conceived by Ronit Eisenbach and Sharon
Mansur, with installation design by Ronit Eisenbach, performance
direction by Sharon Mansur and design and fabrication assistance by
Michael Fischer. A commissioned site-specific performance/installation
in Reston, Virginia provides an ideal backdrop for Eisenbach and Mansur
to explore relationships between action and place, space and gesture,
image and memory. Reston has integrated public art since its inception
as a planned community in the mid-1960s and this work builds on that
As they embarked on this new work over a year ago, Eisenbach and Mansur
were enthusiastic. "We are delighted to be working on this project for
Reston," said Ronit Eisenbach. "The community's continued support of the
arts and their integration of public art, urban design, and
architecture makes it an inspiring location."
Adds Mansur, "It's a pleasure to collaborate with Ronit again. We are
looking forward to developing this creative work together and expanding
our exploration of the dynamic relationships between the human body and
the environment we build for ourselves."
The development of Out of Place is supported by the
Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, The University of Maryland's
School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation; School of Theatre,
Dance, and Performance Studies; Department of Art; Creative and
Performing Arts Award; and the Center for Undergraduate Research.
To learn more about the installation and performance, visit www.restoncommunitycenter.com.


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#3: Cuenca Real Estate
#4: Exports from Otavalo.
Get to know local residents… for a richer experience, a deeper understanding of the culture and a greater adventure.
The "Ecuador Get Together" this November brings greater value to you from Ecuadorians.
This "get-together" starts in Quito, Ecuador, Thursday and Friday February 27-28.
In these two days you will hear and meet English speaking Ecuadorians who will speak about living in Ecuador, Ecuador real estate, Ecuador health care, Ecuador law and visas, Ecuador customs regulations for bring in personal goods, Ecuador business and Ecuador banking and investing.
Living In Ecuador: Learn how to move to Ecuador, the cost of living, the pros and cons, areas of most value, monthly expenses, whether to rent or buy first. Learn about the visa and real estate laws and requirements and the steps to take to safely move and live in Ecuador….learn all from the Ecuadorians themselves.
Renting and Buying Ecuador Real Estate: See a city by city review of real estate costs, what specific steps to take, who to meet, what not to do, how to trust agents, the lawyers to use, the kind of house or apartments that are good and not so good, the neighbors and the expenses involved in buying or renting.
Ecuador Health Care: Meet local doctors and dentists as you learn how to enjoy the benefits of low cost health care in Ecuador. Find out if you need health insurance. Learn what health insurance is available at what age and the costs. You'll get a list of doctors, list of prices on the most common treatments and learn more about Ecuador health tourism.
Ecuador Business and Job Opportunity: Learn ways to work and earn while living in Ecuador. See how to import and export ideas and products to and from Ecuador. See how others are earning income in and from Ecuador. Learn about opportunity in bed and breakfasts, tourism, restaurants, how to work as a medical care professional, farming and shops.
Investing in Ecuador: See the financial needs and how to invest in Ecuador private business. See existing businesses that need financial partners as well as start ups. See how to bring US, Canadian and European businesses to Ecuador and how to take Ecuadorian businesses to Asia, Canada, Europe and the USA. Learn how to invest in agriculture and find the right place and the perfect product to produce and sell locally or export. Learn about Ecuador's new productive matrix to create wealth.
The Ecuador "Get Together" includes government speakers on:
Tourism. Why Ecuador has become one of "the" places to visit.
Value Adding. Ecuador has changed its focus from its current list of products (oil, bananas, flowers, shrimp, cacao, etc) to a different production matrix that adds value. They are upgrading from bulk roses to bouquets, cacao to fine chocolate, etc.
Security. Learn how the government is improving the response to the high crime rates, how the justice system is changing and hear about the the 911 project that is bringing the police closer to the communities and managing response teams in a more efficient way.
Immigration. How and why the Ecuadorian government welcomes you.
Ecuadorian Private Speakers include:
Real estate brokers. Review real estate and prices and trends across the country.
Attorneys and accountants. Legal basics. What not to do. What to do first. Legal check list for visas and real estate. Your tax position in Canada, Europe or the US. Your tax position in Ecuador.
Importers and exporters. How to bring your goods into Ecuador. How to send goods from Ecuador. How to develop logistic services for purchase, quality control and shipping. How to deal with customs abroad.
Doctors and dentists. How to get the best health care. Cost of medicine, doctors, medical procedures. Alternate care and how to eat fresher and better. What to expect from the free medical system. Availability of prescriptions and prices. You will learn how some delegates pay for their trips to Ecuador by having their family's prescriptions filled with identical medication at far lower costs in Ecuador.
Business people. Learn which business areas in Ecuador are most likely to grow. See where to find potential in agriculture, tourism, real state, export, value adding and manufacturing.
Retirees: How to save half on almost everything. The low cost of living in Ecuador. Access to insurance, internet, TV, cellphones, technology and things that you might miss from back home.
After the two day seminar, there are three optional tours.
#1: Health Care tour. February 25-26. Meet MDs, dentists and eye doctors. Have a health check up and complete diagnosis from top doctors in Ecuador. Get a specific review of where to get the best care and at what price for your personal health requirements. $299.
#2: Real Estate tour to the coast. March 1-3. Ecuador real estate from Manta north. A two day tour with locals.$345.
#3: Real estate tour to Cuenca. March 3-4. A two day tour with locals. $345.
Fees are Low
The fees for the "Get Together Seminar and Tours" are remarkably low because this program is conducted by Ecuadorians. No high costs to bring outside speakers are incurred by the Ateam Ecuador.
Option #1: The two day "Get Together" only $799. (see below how two come together for the price of one!)
Option #2: Just take a tour.
Option #3: The two day "Get Together" and two optional tours. $1,340.
Option #4: Platinum package: two day "Get Together" and all optional tours $1,608. Saves $247.
Two for the Price of One. Bring your friend or spouse at no extra charge. The goal of the "Get Together" seminar is to help visitors and Ecuadorians get together. We believe this creates a special magic for those who want to know the real Ecuador. Ecuador has such strong family values… we want to encourage couples and friends to attend. To make this possible there is no additional fee for a second person who attends.
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