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Take out the elected officials. Take out the committee members involved in the issue. Take out the people with a stake in downtown. Minus all that and about 10 to 15 residents of Potter County Precinct 3 attended one of four scheduled meetings to discuss a Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone purported to revitalize downtown.
Potter County Precinct 3 Commissioner Joe Kirkwood led the discussion Tuesday night about exactly what the TIRZ is and how it will impact county residents.
The TIRZ dedicates property tax revenues generated by improvements to downtown to pay for public infrastructure and provide economic development incentives there. It is expected to raise $34 million - in today's dollars - in a 30-year period.
Several residents expressed concern over the funding mechanism for the TIRZ.
Barbara Cheek said she had a problem with any project that would use public dollars to support private business. Cheek said there are needs all over Potter County and downtown shouldn't be the sole concentrated area.
Chuck Ferrell went as far as to suggest the issue be sent to the ballot, which Kirkwood said would be his suggestion if the Commissioners Court decides not to vote in favor of participation.
While Kirkwood and Commissioner Lacy Borger, who also attended, and TIRZ board members had the usual argument about whether participation actually "cost" the county any money, most just wanted to know how the issue would impact their taxes. The answer was not so simple.
Richard Brown, chair of the TIRZ board of directors, said it costs the county very little, because the money for TIRZ is generated through increased growth in downtown. If there is no growth, which very little is expected without a reinvestment plan, there will be no funds.
Kirkwood argued it does cost county residents. If demand for services downtown increases over the life of the TIRZ, then the extra cost will have to be shouldered by county residents and could lead to a tax increase, he said.
Kirkwood said the even split of opinions expressed at the meeting was what he expected.
"My main goal is to see people are educated enough to comment to commissioners what they want," Kirkwood said. "I felt it was my job to point out all the sides. Pro-TIRZ individuals could paint a rosy picture. I didn't want to influence people one way or another."
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Books aren't dead at university libraries
But for Juli Heinz, the U. library's associate director for research and learning, the advantages of e-books are clear. "If it's a high demand item and the first student has found a print book and checked it out, it's not available to anyone else during that particular time period," Heinz says. "A lot of time, students are really delighted to discover that there's an electronic version that is available to more than one user simultaneously and they can access it from home. They don't have to physically be here to access high-quality academic resources."
And unlike printed books, e-books are electronically searchable.
UVU's Freeman divides the electronic book world into two worlds. One is the commercial vendors that sell titles directly to individuals. These are the Amazon Kindle, Apple's iBooks, Barnes and Noble's Nook, and just last week (Dec. 6), the new Google eBookstore. These books are viewable on standard devices — but also on specialized readers with print-like resolution that is easy on the eyes.
The other is the library model world. These are vendors like NetLibrary, Safari Books Online and ebrary. The vendors have many different ways of doing business, but basically they all offer groups of titles to the libraries for people to read on computers at the library or on laptops and even at home.
For example, UVU subscribes to ebrary's nursing group e-books. That one group is about 2,800 titles. "As a result, we don't buy those in print," Freeman said.
So the modern university library is a mix of print and electronic resources. The U.'s digital resources access more than 400 databases. They have about 3 million monographs or books on particular subjects. They also have roughly 200,000 e-books. That is "roughly" because it is getting harder to count the e-books because of the different ways they are purchased.
The various vendors of e-books all have innovative models of subscription and purchase. Some models — especially in areas like high tech, health and medicine — will purge old e-book titles as newer, more relevant ones are added to the database. Other models give libraries access to huge numbers of titles — but don't charge the library for a title until a student checks out the e-book or prints a page from the e-book.
Journals have almost entirely become an electronic model. UVU, for example has more than 60,000 periodicals available electronically and only about 500 in print. "If I had my druthers, I'd have no print journals except for a few recreational things like Time, Newsweek and Sports Illustrated," Freeman says. "And we'd throw them away when we are done with them."
The U. spends about $1.7 million each year on print and electronic books. They spend almost $4 million each year on serial titles, including periodicals and miscellaneous materials.
There are about 300 software programs available on the U.'s library's computers, Heinz says. These could be expensive programs that the student only needs for one class — such as statistical software or graphics software.
The U. also has a service that can change e-books into print books. Their "Espresso Book Machine" prints bound books on demand. "People want a lot of different kinds of formats in the work they are doing," Ogburn says. "Different things work well for different people."
Ogburn, for example, likes to read on her iPhone, but mostly relies on print books. Books — particularly rare books — are more than just the content of the text. "It's the technology of the time, how people thought about knowledge, how it was presented — the art and the craft that went into the book, which represented a lot of the technology and the thinking and the values of the time. And sometimes you just can't replicate that experience electronically," Ogburn says. "The whole book tells a story."
But even if a student never cracks a book or browses through the U. library's 30 miles of physical materials, the modern university library still serves multiple purposes from research to socializing. The U.'s library saw 1.4 million entrances in just one year. "I'm walking around campus and I'll hear a student on a cell phone say 'I'll meet you at the library and we'll have a cup of coffee,' " Ogburn says. "I don't know if they stay and study, but it's a gathering place."
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The Roster features many of Wyoming's talented literary, visual, and performing artists. Organizations who hire a roster artist are eligible to apply for a WAC Artists Across Wyoming grant. Roster Artists may also be used in all of the other WAC other grant programs, but it is not a requirement. Historically, a new group of artists joins returning artists each year to represent a wide variety of art forms, cultural and ethnic programs, and presentation styles. The roster gives a WAC "stamp of approval" to accomplished Wyoming artists, and serves as a resource for communities seeking talented artists for festivals, performances, workshops, and programs.
The Roster application and re-application process that normally takes place each October-December, has been suspended for FY 2017 (7/1/16-6/30/17). The WAC staff is developing new ideas for how the Roster can better serve Wyoming communities and the state's artists, and is in the process of restructuring how the Roster looks and functions. If you are currently listed as a Roster artist, you will remain on the Roster until the new design is available. Please check back for more information as we move forward!
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Competently shot, low budget porn of a specialty nature - it won't do much for most consumers, unless they happen to fit into one of the three niche kink markets here, but it's a pretty kinky show for the interested.
First scene features a skinny little bald chick (Rebecca Star) and big old bald dude Rod Fontana mixing it up in motel room somewhere. The scene is pretty by-the-numbers and a little too long, but consumers who dig hairless broads will be into it.
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Finale features some strap-on action, specifically two girls giving the high, hard one to some lucky(?) guy. Lots of dirty talk and explicit guy-getting-fucked-in-the-ass-with-huge-dildo action. The man even takes a double anal as a very disturbing finale, then the girls swap the gooey results of his ejaculation.
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PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) - The U.S. Navy will have a closed memorial service on Friday at Pensacola Naval Air Station for two Marines, one sailor and a Navy retiree who died when their Panhandle-based training jet crashed in north Georgia.
The military released the names of the four crash victims Wednesday afternoon: Ret. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Charles McDainel, 67, of Cantonment; Marine Capt. Jason Paynter, 38, of Pensacola; Marine Lt. Shawn Nice, 26, of Levittown, Penn.; and Navy Ensign Zachary Eckhart, 25, of Orefield, Penn.
The men died Monday when their plane went down north of Atlanta near Georgia's boundaries with North Carolina and Tennessee.
Friday's service at Pensacola Naval Air Station is not open to the public.
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Buying a home can be one of the most important financial investments you will ever make. But, how do you know if the house is everything it appears to be? If the home you are about to purchase does not have the structural integrity, safe wiring or properly operating plumbing to give you peace of mind, you may be buying into a money pit and sleepless nights. A home inspection is one of the smartest ways to educate yourself about the physical condition of a property you want to buy.
A home inspection is a visual inspection of the physical structure and mechanical condition of a home, from roof to foundation. The inspection is designed to identify problems that may exist, advise of repairs needed and, in some cases, provide preventive maintenance advice. A home inspection points out the positive aspects of a home, as well as the maintenance that will be necessary to keep it in good condition.
Currently, home inspectors are not regulated by any federal government agencies but must adhere to the Pennsylvania Home Inspector Law – ACT 114. Warren King, president of the BBB announces a new "Start with Trust" initiative to alert consumers and real estate professionals as to how to identify compliant home inspection businesses. This program is being promoted in conjunction with the Pittsburgh Regional Organization of the American Society of Home Inspectors (PRO-ASHI).
"The scary part of this is that most consumers assume that they can safely rely on home inspectors to advise them about one of the largest purchases they may make in their life," states King. "The common perception is that if a hair stylist needs to have a license, a home inspector must have one too." Below are some of the key provisions of the Home Inspector Law:
Below are some of the key provisions of the Home Inspector Law:
Act 114 has been in effect since Dec 20, 2001 with limited enforcement action being taken. According to Pennsylvania Home Inspectors Council (P.H.I.C.), as many as 40% to 60% of PA Home inspectors are not compliant with the Home Inspector Law.
Failure to maintain the required association membership, continuing education and insurance can lead to severe penalties. The law provides that a District Justice can conduct a summary proceeding and levy the following penalties. Violations of the insurance provisions or reliance of the buyer the first offense can be fined no more than $500, imprisonment of no more than 3 months or both. For the second and subsequent offense, the fine shall be more than $2,000 and less than $5,000 and for imprisonment of no less than 1 year and no more than 2 years or both. Other punishable offenses include a failure to maintain confidentiality for the buyers.
The real purpose of a home inspection is to keep residents safe and protect the major investment that a home represents. The sad news is that errors can occur by both overstating and missing problems. Without proper training an inspector may miss identifying a defect, or on the other side, identify something that is not a defect as a defect. If either party suspects a mistake, it is appropriate to inspect the inspector. If the inspector is not compliant, the inspection is not valid. If the inspector does not have insurance, you could own "the money pit" and have no recourse. PRO-ASHI president, Brian Mishler, recently came across a situation where a buyer unknowingly had a non-compliant inspector included on a realtor office list perform their inspection. When the non-compliance was discovered, the time allowed in the sales contract had passed and the buyer lost their rights to request repairs under the contract.
Always verify that the home inspector you hire is in compliance with the law by requesting copies of their current certificates of insurance, that they are a member in good standing of a national, not-for-profit home inspection association and that they adhere to the requirements set forth in the Pennsylvania Home Inspector Law. The BBB provides the information and links to check your home inspector at www.bbb.org or helpful information is available through PR0-ASHI at www.pro-ashi.com.
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Released: May 01st, 2008
Running Time: 105 Min.
Company: Bacchus Releasing
Cast: Lil Ken, Diago, Tezjork, Justin Blade, LA Hot Boy, Chocolate Thunder, Thugzilla, Vivid Boy
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gay and Bi
Models' energy outshines moviemaking in five no-frills black scenes. The well-formed, handsome fucker in scene one is so dedicated that his blasé bottom seems more admiring than overcome. Nevertheless, Blase shoots first, and most abundantly. Same couch, different cover, a pretty twink unzips a dude who resembles the young Joe Louis. They're the same color as some red-brown taffeta drapes behind them. After dreamy reaming, Dude dicks Twink's flawless flue as Twink buries his head in a brown pillow. Twink gets real active when he turns over to jack himself with determination and purpose. Both men practically write their names on Twink's bush in cum. The offscreen director and onscreen Thugzilla gossip and chat until Thug's ready to face-fuck a tall twink on a weight bench. He holds the twink's ankles like handlebars. He slides into the youth's ass like a tent-pole. His cum drips down the lad's face and into a nostril. A naked twink in a bathtub gets lots of attention from an elegantly casual man who looks even better nude. The boy looks dazed with love when being sucked then fucked among romantic candles. Finally two hanky-head twinks casually fuck on a stair landing where they clearly don't expect any traffic. On the golden carpet against a white wall, they look fucking beautiful and vice-versa.
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Romanian Eurobonds Rally as Designated Premier Plans New Cabinet
Romania's foreign bonds rallied after President Traian Basescu nominated rival Prime Minister Victor Ponta to form a new government, easing investors' concern that a standoff between the two politicians might ensue.
Yields on euro-denominated bonds due 2019 fell 19 basis points, or 0.19 percentage point, to 4.06 percent, the lowest since the start of trading on Nov. 5. The leu weakened less than 0.1 percent to 4.4700 per euro by 5:25 p.m. in Bucharest today, retreating from the highest level in almost four months reached on Dec. 14.
Basescu, who has been embroiled in a power struggle with Ponta since June, instructed him to form a new cabinet yesterday. Foreign bond yields have fallen 60 basis points since Ponta's ruling coalition won a two-thirds majority in parliament in a Dec. 9 election.
"The new cabinet may be formed this week, which may give a boost to Romanian asset prices in the short run," Szilvia Laszlo, an economist at DZ Bank AG, said in an e-mailed note today.
The political clash culminated with a 52-day suspension for the president, followed by an invalidated nationwide impeachment vote on July 29. Basescu said before returning to office at the end of August that he wouldn't nominate Ponta as premier for a second time. Lawmakers may hold a vote to approve the new cabinet on Dec. 21, Ponta said yesterday.
"The forthcoming period will not be easy for the new government since the 2013 budget still has to be prepared," Laszlo said. "Cohabitation between the two leaders may not be smooth despite the re-appointment."
The yield on 2022 dollar debt fell 5 basis points to a record 3.98 percent today, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.


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ok guys. my mom left her lights on on her car last night even though they always turn off on their own. i was about to go to school (in my jeep) when she couldn't get her car started. soooooooo, despite what was right in my eyes (she has another car: a 1970 VW karmann ghia) i let her drive mine. oh no. i found out that i am a VERY jealous driver when it comes to my zj. but that's not what im asking. i've never charged a car and so i want to know what all i need to do. i already have the jumper cables. should i charge from mine to hers? anything i need to do before? risks? etc. just how would you guys do it. in case it matters, she has an 05 chevy equinox 4 banger i think
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turn the cherokee on, attach red clamp to red (positive) battery knob thing, black clamp to black (negetive) battery knob thing on the jeep, then repeat on the chevy. dont let the clamps touch each other when theyre attached to the battery before you connect them to the other battery. http://www.myfordfocus.com/images/ho...atteryjump.gifLast edited by deerhntr20; 12-09-2005, 11:35 AM.
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2000 TJ Sport 4.0 5spd, 2" Rough Country BB, 30" Timberline M/T's, Warn Rock Crawler bumpers, custom Flowmaster 40 Series Delta Flow exhaust w/ 2.5" tailpipe, Jet Stage II Chip w/ Jet Low-Temp Thermostat, Poweraid TBS, Rustys K&N intake, Husky Liners, CB radio, BDS Quick Disconnects
screw "4" just hook it to negative on the dead batteryLast edited by deerhntr20; 12-09-2005, 11:42 AM.
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The diagram is indicating that the #4 be hooked to vehicle ground from the donor battery since the dead batter is already hooked to ground. Sometimes it is easier to get a good "clamp" to engine ground that try to connect it on the battery.
Most of the time just run the cables direct batter to battery. Red to red, black to black or + to + and - to -.
By the way Tex, I really don't know if I would actually "charge" the dead battery this way, but charge it just enough so the vehicle will start. Then, let the vehicle charge its battery on it's own. While modern charging systems are far better than they used to be, if there is something bad in the dead battery or a draw down somewhere in the vehicle, you could potentially damage your alternator.
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so what y'all are sayin is: run battery to battery for about say... 10 minutes? then turn it off. and does the battery recharge on it's own when the engine runs because of a tiny generator or something? also, is there a certain battery or clip i need to start with?
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After connecting the cables.
Dead Car Starting Method # 1: Preferred method of starting the dead battery
Try this method before you try Method #2. It's critically important to shut off the boosting car抯 engine during the moments of actual cranking of the car with the dead battery. This does however reduce available power to the dead car because the boosting car's alternator isn't running, Doug has had a number of "live" boosts make the boosting car's alternator diodes either fail outright or die very prematurely from the extreme current draw on the alternator while cranking the engine on the bad car. So the safest method is to have the good engine running a few minutes to charge the dead battery. Then shut off the good car's engine and disconnect the cables and start the bad car's engine. This method does not always work, so if Method #1 does not work for you, try Method #2. Personally, I've never had a problem with Method #2, but the risk is there. I still think the best thing for you to use if your car is near a source of AC current, is a home car battery charger/jumper. In the Method #1 above, I might add that if you keep trying to crank the bad car and it won't start, then stop this process before you drain the good car's battery. You don't want 2 dead car batteries on your hands. You may need to start the good car's engine and proceed with original method.
Dead Car Starting Method # 2: Gentlemen, Start Your Engines!
Start the good car's engine, and make sure the headlights are off, to allow the maximum amount of power to get to the dead battery. Let the good car's engine run a minute or so before attempting to start the dead car. Sometimes you get lucky and the dead battery will jump start right away, sometimes it takes a few minutes. If you're lucky and have a voltmeter built into your dash on the dead car, turn the key to the accessory setting and read the voltage coming into your charging system. Ideally you want between 12 and 13.6 volts, but some cars can start at 10 volts. If your dead car's interior dome light comes on, it's a great sign that you've connected the cables right. Now shut all doors and dome lights and try to start the car. If it sounds like it's trying to crank but won't turn over completely, give it a few more minutes and rev the engine moderately on the good car. You may also need to play with the cable grips to get a better connection, and use that in dash voltmeter to its fullest if you have one. You'll get a spark as you move the cables around a bit. Let's assume your engine started ok, but if it did not start, see the troubleshooting section further down this page.
Removing the jumper cables
Now that your dead car has been successfully jump started, you can remove the cables in the reverse order that you connected them:
- Disconnect the Negative (-) cable from the engine block of the car that was jump started.
- Disconnect the other end of the Negative (-) cable from the Negative (-) post of the good battery.
- Disconnect the Positive (+) cable from the Positive (+) post of the good battery.
- Disconnect the other end of the Positive (+) cable from the Positive (+) post of the dead battery.
Here's a test I do every time I jump start a car. After your revived car has been running a few minutes, turn off the engine and see if it will restart on its own, no cables attached. This is a good test to see if your charging system is working, and if successful, it's a good indicator that you won't have problems driving home. If the engine cannot crank on it's own, you'll have to jump start the car again and it may mean you'll have problems getting home. If your alternator is not putting out 13.6 volts, it means the battery is not charging. Turn on the headlights and if you have an in-dash voltmeter, see if it drops below 12 volts. Also press the brake pedal and see if the voltage drops, or if your dome lights dim. If it drops down to 10 volts, you may have a lot of trouble on the way home, in the form of your car stalling again when you hit the brakes. Sometimes if your alternator is in such bad shape, and can't put out even 12 volts after jump starting just pressing the brake pedal and illuminating the rear brake lights is enough to cause the car to stall. If your car does not restart on its own, it's a good sign that something is really wrong, either the battery, or your charging system.
Troubleshooting Tips
You tried the steps above and your car still won't start. Possible causes might be the dead battery is not getting voltage from the good battery due to bad cables, or the most common reason: a bad connection from good battery cables. Having a cheap voltmeter solves this problem in 2 seconds.
- Measure the voltage across the dead battery posts and if it's less than 12 volts, play with the cables a bit to be sure you get a good connection. You'll see sparking as you adjust the clamps, which is normal. You may hear the other car's engine slow down a bit which is a good sign that your battery is now taking the charge from the other car. But you can see the usefulness of having a voltmeter when a battery can't be jump started.
- As a last resort, try disconnecting the Negative (-) cable from the dead car's engine block, and try moving it over to the Ground (-) post of the dead battery, if the dead battery is super clean and not leaking. Keep in mind there is always risk of battery explosion, but I've never had a problem. Wear protective eyewear! Don't be stupid! Don't take any chances. You'll sometimes get a better ground connection to the battery by clamping right to the (-) post instead of the engine block, but the engine block is safer. Be sure you are wearing eye and face protection in case the battery disagrees with your strategy. Remember, if you don't see your known instrument panel light up, or you working dome light turn on, then you don't have a good jumper cable connection.
- Try another set of cables. It could be the cables you're using are no longer any good.
- Verify once again that all appliances are off. Nothing should be on, the door should be closed during the cranking process so the dome light cannot come on, wasting precious battery voltage while trying to start.
- Double check that there is no corrosion, rust, paint, or anything other than nice shiny metal on the battery contact posts. Any corrosion acts like a big resistor, and prevents the voltage from getting through the jumper cables to the dead battery. Scrape off the corrosion with a fingernail file if you have to, but you want nice shiny posts when you're done.
- If the cables are real warm and you're not having success, it's a sign that your cables have a problem. If they warm up, it means there's too much resistance in the line. There should be very little cable resistance. If the cables are frayed or rusty at the clamps they won't work.
- It could be your starter is bad and won't turn over. It could also be a short circuit in the output voltage regulator of your charging circuit, or your electronic ignition could be bad. When an electronic ignition dies, there is no warning it just shuts off, and can appear to be a dead battery. In either case, you'll probably need to get towed, because the engine will never start under these conditions. But if you know that you just left the headlights on and drained down your battery, then it's probably is just the battery.
- If all else fails, call a friend with cables, a tow truck, or AAA. If you have an extended warranty like the popular Warranty Direct, or 1SourceAutoWarranty, call the number in your policy booklet and take advantage of the roadside assistance included as part of your extended warranty benefits. Most people forget that their extended warranty has this benefit. Not all warranties have it, but many do.
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- Apr 2005
- 2065
Myrtle, '77 CJ7, 304, T150. Bringin' her back one piece at a time.
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Well, at least the war on the middle class is going well.
Blackwater, Grow up you judgemental old fart...
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Originally posted by Texso what y'all are sayin is: run battery to battery for about say... 10 minutes? then turn it off. and does the battery recharge on it's own when the engine runs because of a tiny generator or something? also, is there a certain battery or clip i need to start with?Last edited by blackwater; 12-09-2005, 02:23 PM. Reason: rstarch
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4.7 Stroker from a 94 4.0, D-44's out of a '75 Waggy 4:10"s, Tru-Track front and rear, Poison Spider outboard springs ans shackle reversal, 4" Skyjacker, 35 BFG KMs, and new paint.....Finally.
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Tex, do you have a cell phone with free long distance? You can call me if you want, and I'll walk you through it. Just have cables first. If ya gotta buy some, get a heavy cable(#6or better cause they will last a lifetime). Then call if you want. I'll pm my cell number.


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If you're interested in improving your Spanish language skills, this program offers you the opportunity to rapidly strengthen your Spanish through a rigorous language course taught by IES Abroad. You select the remainder of your courses from options available at IES Abroad and prestigious local universities, such as Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador (PUCE) and Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO). You can also enroll in an internship or service learning placement during your time in Quito, which will help you add international work experience to your résumé, or help you understand the city's social issues first-hand.
Quito will be your classroom. Can you imagine visiting and observing Ecuadorian customs at a traditional fiesta or visiting local markets and handicraft workshops? Wherever possible, our courses take advantage of the city's many historical, artistic, and cultural sites. Several courses include a hands-on, practical component.
You also take several field trips to exotic locations while you study abroad in Quito, including the remote Galápagos Islands. Imagine yourself in an environmental haven of fearless sea lions, penguins, iguanas, and tortoises 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador. It's not very often you'd get to be so near to nature and see so many species up close—with IES Abroad, we'll take you there.
We want you to feel at home in Quito, so we do everything we can to help you integrate into life in the city. From housing to cultural events, our job is to make sure you have the most authentic study abroad experience possible.
After you are admitted, refer to the Travel Dates section of the Predeparture Information in your MyIESabroad account before booking travel.
Our mission is simple: to provide you with the best study abroad program possible—which includes the highest quality academic and cultural experiences.
We offer unique courses that explore Spanish language, Ecuadorian history and culture, as well as other topics, through an in-depth and hands-on approach. Our world-class professors and course options at prestigious local universities enhance your academic experience and provide you with new perspectives each day in class.
You take 16–19 credits per semester, and all courses are worth 3 credits unless otherwise specified. All courses at IES Abroad and partner universities are taught in Spanish and are offered both fall and spring semesters unless otherwise noted.
Craft your own academic experience by selecting from the following required and optional program components:
This is a list of planned course offerings. After you are accepted, you will see a list of final course offerings in your MyIESabroad account.
To learn more about IES Abroad's innovative theoretical and pedagogical approaches to teaching language abroad, refer to the IES Abroad MAP for Language & Intercultural Communication.
Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ)www.usfq.edu.ec
A modern institution of higher learning, USFQ is one of Ecuador's most prestigious universities and offers a full range of programs and courses. Its faculty includes almost half of the Ph.D.'s in the country, and its library and information technology is the most up-to-date in Ecuador.
You take an official language placement exam upon arrival in Quito. The score of your placement exam in Quito determines your eligibility for USFQ courses. You are allowed to participate in any course in any department provided you meet the discipline and language prerequisites, as demonstrated on the Spanish language placement exam. Specific course listings are available through the USFQ website.
The following are some of the numerous disciplines in which IES Abroad students have previously enrolled:
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Please note that course offerings vary from semester to semester. Exact course availability is determined shortly before the start of each semester. For this reason, it will not be possible for you to officially register until your arrival in Quito; however you will need to refer to current course offerings in order to preregister as part of your application.
Location & Commute Time
The USFQ campus is located in the suburb of Cumbayá in Quito. The commute time from USFQ to the IES Abroad Center is approximately 30-45 minutes depending on traffic.
Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO)https://www.flacso.edu.ec
FLACSO Ecuador, an international graduate school devoted to Social Sciences, was founded by UNESCO and is one of 10 FLACSO schools in Latin America. The school, with a multinational faculty, offers a wide variety of courses, as well as a unique program focusing on political violence.
Since a high level of Spanish is required to take courses at FLACSO, an on-site language placement exam will determine whether you are qualified. For a complete list of course offerings at FLACSO, visit www.flacso.org.ec, and look to the left-hand sidebar.
Qualified students can take open courses in the following areas:
Location & Commute Time
The FLACSO campus is located at La Pradera E7-174 y Avenida Diego de Almagro in Quito. The commute time from FLACSO to the IES Abroad center is approximately 5-10 minutes.
Interning as part of your study abroad experience will help distinguish your application for graduate school or a job opportunity in today's competitive market. It's an exhilarating challenge, and we're here to help guide you in securing your placement and succeeding in your internship.
Participating in an internship abroad helps you:
All of our internships are supervised and earn IES Abroad credit. You participate in a seminar to complement the practical experience you gain during the internship.
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Once you indicate your interest in an internship, we work with you to determine your academic and career goals and try to match you with an appropriate internship placement. We place students with a wide variety of organizations and businesses; if we don't currently work with a business or organization in your field of interest, we will search out a placement.
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Past students have interned in the following fields./p>
Don't see your field listed here? Just talk to your IES Abroad Advisor—new internships are always being added.<
Participating in a service learning experience in Quito is an opportunity to give back to the community while gaining a much deeper understanding of the city's culture and society. Working alongside local people toward a common goal, you experience first-hand some of the social issues that affect Quito, while contributing your skills toward a community-driven solution.
A service learning experience consists of time spent with a local organization, accompanied by an academic, for-credit service learning seminar. Through the seminar you have structured time for reflection, discussion, and research on the issues of your host community.
Possible placements may include organizations focusing on:
We want to make sure that your greatest challenge is deciding which landmarks to see first or discovering the best café—not finding a place to live where you feel comfortable. We do our best to locate housing that is reflective of how the local students are living. Our goal is that when you leave Quito, it will feel like home.
Homestays - You have a private, furnished room in the home of a family or señora in Quito. Homestay hosts provide three meals daily.
Part of making you feel at home in Quito is doing our best to help you feel safe and cared for. Whether it's the orientation program that prepares you for what's ahead, your housing that is well-located and comfortable, or the field trips that take you to places off the beaten path—we're all about our student services.
The program begins with a mandatory orientation that introduces you to the IES Abroad Quito staff, your fellow students, and the city of Quito. Topics such as academics, housing, transportation, and health and safety are covered.
Additionally, CORE™, IES Abroad's Comprehensive Orientation & Re-entry Experience, begins during orientation and continues throughout the semester with activities focusing on cultural adjustment, goal achievement, and preparing for the return home.
Intensive Spanish training is incorporated into the orientation program to help you prepare for the language placement tests given by Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador (PUCE) and Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO).
Redefine the way you live and learn in Quito through our cultural events and activities, such as visits to:
University Clubs & Events
PUCE's extracurricular program includes clubs for mountain climbing, soccer, basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, theater, and chorus. You learn more about these unique opportunities once on-site.
Even though your adventure starts in Quito, our field trips take you beyond the city to discover the cultures and traditions of your host country. There is an additional fee for multi-day field trips. Here are a few possible destinations.
Amazon Rainforest Region
4 Days | Fall & Spring
Hike the world's largest and most biologically diverse rainforest with a local guide.
1 Day | Fall & Spring
Visit an indigenous market and learn about the crafts and food being sold.
The Galápagos Islands
5 Days | Fall & Spring
Explore the ecological diversity of the Galápagos, go snorkeling, and learn how to identify local flora and fauna.
Course-related excursions are academic trips associated with courses. They are organized to complement IES Abroad courses and contribute to a general knowledge of Ecuadorean culture and society. Participation is based on course registration. All course-related excursions are included in the program cost. Here are a few possible destinations.
Guayllabamba Ecological Zoo
1 Day | Fall & Spring
See more than 45 species of native fauna representing the different regions of Ecuador at the Guayllabamba Zoo, not far outside the city of Quito. The zoo was developed to conserve Ecuadorian biodiversity, and they specialize in conserving endangered species of fauna.
1 Day | Fall & Spring
Visit Latacunga, a town 60 miles outside of Quito, to observe a religious Andean Fiesta and discuss its cultural development and significance.
1 Day | Fall & Spring
Go to Mindo in the Nublado Andino Forest to experience Ecuador's biodiversity.
Mitad del Mundo
1 Day | Fall & Spring
Straddle the equator and enjoy views of beautiful snow-capped mountains.
1 Day | Fall & Spring
Visit Quilotoa, a water-filled caldera (a cauldron-like volcanic structure) in the Ecuadorian Andes, to learn about the region's ethnic groups.
Note: IES Abroad field trip destinations, activities, and lengths of stay may vary according to term and availability.
About the Center
IES Abroad Quito
Situated near Quito's financial district, the IES Abroad Center is housed in a new, modern building. Features include:
Through LASPAU (Latin American Scholarship Program of American Universities), Eduardo Ortiz, a native of Quito, received a Fulbright Scholarship to obtain both his B.A. and his M.A. in Psychology at SUNY Geneseo in New York. After receiving his degrees, Eduardo returned to Quito, where he worked as Senior Official in the Ecuadorian Institute of Educational Loans and Scholarships (IECE) and as Ecuadorian Coordinator for an international educational exchange program (Canada World Youth). He also worked as Associate Professor in two leading Ecuadorian Universities (Catholic University of Ecuador and Army Polytechnic University). Eduardo also has experience as a project manager for USAID (United States Agency for International Development) in Ecuador where he managed projects in tax administration and education. Additionally, Eduardo has international consulting experience in training, organizational development, human resources management, and institutional strengthening in several International Development Agencies including IDB, the World Bank and Universalia Management Group from Canada.
IES Abroad Staff
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Rene BuenoAcademic Coordinator
Juan Carlos SanchezAdministrative Support
Daniela MatheusStudent Affairs Coordinator in Galápagos
IES Abroad Faculty
Gabriel Hidalgo, Msc
Christopher Minster, Ph.D.
Hernán Moreano, Msc
Angélica Ordóñez, Ph.D.
Diego Quiroga, Ph.D.
Ana Rodriguez, Msc.
Evelyn Rodriguez, Msc.
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Chat with Inside Lacrosse
Shane Koppens and Jimmy Daly of Loyola have some time and will spend a few minutes with everyone. They host UMass in an ECAC clash on Saturday at 1 p.m. ET.
Send your questions now and join Inside Lacrosse Friday at 1 p.m. ET.
Jon Brand (1:02 PM)
Ok, welcome back to another edition of the Inside Lacrosse/ESPN.com lacrosse chat. We've got Loyola's Shane Koppens, the reigning ECAC offensive player of the week, and Jimmy Daly here today. They battle UMass in a crucial conference matchup on Saturday in Baltimore. Let's get chatting...
Tom S. (Carlisle, PA)
Shane and Jimmy: You both have played key roles in resurrecting the Greyhound program, what do you attribute the turnaround to? Also, how pumped are the non-seniors about playing in a new stadium next year?
Jimmy Daly (1:03 PM)
its an exciting turn around for the program and we have been working hard to take the next step in the NCAA tournament. The coaches have been the biggest factor by far, especially with all the preparation for games and off season training.
Jimmy Daly (1:04 PM)
The stadium is well under way and guys are really looking forward to playing there next year. It adds a level of excitement to the team and especially the future of the program. The new athletic complex will not only be a tough place to play for visiting teams but it will also act as a great recruiting tool for the coaching staff.
Shane Koppens (1:07 PM)
It has been a great last couple years playing under Coach Toomey, Coach Dwan and Coach Chemotti. We have worked real hard to do good in our counference and have played some great teams outside the ECAC. I think that the younger players are pumped to play in the new stadium next year. I haven't seen it in person but it sounds like the stadium is going to be awesome and great place to play some home games
Guy Doback, Annapolis Maryland
Being 2-0 in the ECAC, do you both think the tenacious hounds can run the table in your conference?
Jimmy Daly (1:11 PM)
One of the best aspects of the ECAC is that each team is competitive and any one team can upset the other, as Georgetown has experienced. Needless to say we are confident in our current position however we certainly don't feel comfortable yet with the numerous conference games we still have. Each ECAC game is a major game and none can be taken lightly. With UMASS at home this weekend, we are excited about the opportunity to advance in the conference standings.
Shane Koppens (1:12 PM)
I think that we can play with anyone. The ECAC has had a great season so far and has been very competitive. All of the teams can beat one another which makes every game a battle. If we play our game and prepare the right way, we can have a great second half to our season.
Sandy Phoenix, Md.
You blew out UMass last year at their place & they're obviously looking for payback - how do you deal with their "revenge" energy early?
Jimmy Daly (1:16 PM)
UMASS is a much different team than they were last year and we realize that. Something we have stressed this year is playing hard for all 60 minutes. All it takes is one lapse and they can go on a run. I know the Minutemen will come out with lots of energy but its our job to set the tone and control the game.
Darren Artuso - Clifton Park, NY
Shane. Holding it down for the Shenendehowa Plainsmen this year. There will be a good amount of Section 2 Representation this Saturday vs. the Minuteman. But honestly between you, Mike Crimmins, and Rory Pedrick, who is the biggest ladies man in the Adirondacks?
Shane Koppens (1:19 PM)
haha wow funny question Darren...growing up playing against and with both Rory and Mike, we have had some good times together. All i can say is that Mike struggles with the one liners..he can't make the first move to save his life..Ror thinks his game is flawless but we both know thats not true..so as for me, I would think that I am the biggest ladies man out of the three of us.
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what are the best nicknames on the team?
Jimmy Daly (1:19 PM)
Brian Gormley: Desert Stormley, The Gorms, The Doctor, Gigity Gorms, Spider, Mesapotamia, Brian "Onnadoga Leg Sweep" Gormley
John Jiloty (Baltimore)
Wondering if you guys went to NKOTB (New Kids on the Block) last night. I heard they ROCKED First Mariner Arena...
Jimmy Daly (1:22 PM)
No sorry didn't make that one, but I hear Coach Chemotti was working on some back stage passes
alexis lorusso
dont you think its a little weird that you two bring you lax sticks on the planes with you? Shane I heard you sleep with yours is it true?
Shane Koppens (1:23 PM)
haha thats definitely not true...i dont sleep with my stick but i do take it on the plane..I hate it when it gets messed up, sounds kind of weird but I just have to do it.
Steiny (NYC)
What has been the most memorable game of your career?
Shane Koppens (1:28 PM)
I would have to say it was two games back to back during the 2007 season. We started off 0-2 and traveled to Penn State to play them in our first conference game. They were beating us by a good amount at the start of the fourth quarter, but then we went on a crazy run to win with 3 seconds left. Right after that game we flew to San Diego to play Duke. I don't think anyone thought we were going to win that game but ended up winning with that game in the final seconds too. That gave us a whole new season and we ended up making the playoffs for the first time in my career.
coach finck - shanes old coach
Shane - i think that you have come a long way since i first gave you a lax stick in 8th grade. For all of the young players out there, what advice can you give them about hard work, dedication and a persistent attitude.
Shane Koppens (1:35 PM)
Whats up Coach? I hope your doing great. I would have to tell them to play as much as they possibly can. Practice all the time and when you think that you have practiced enough, practice more. Always work on your weak hand because that can make a huge difference. Coach Finck would always makes us stay after practice and throw 50 extra passes against the wall to work on our stick skills. One thing that I have learned through my career is that you can always get better.
nelly, short hills nj
shane- Im a BIG fan. im an attackman too and i wanna be just like you some day!!! whats it like playing under offensive wizards like bill dirrigl and dan chemotti. where did you learn to be such a GB machine?
Shane Koppens (1:38 PM)
Playing for Coach Chemotti has been real nice. I think that he has done a great job of getting us ready to play each and every week. I used to play middie back in the day and picked up more gb's then, but I would have to say that PT is the gb machine now!
Tyler from Roland Park
Jimmy, There's another group of Greyhounds playing some pretty good lax about a mile away. How do you think your Eagles will fare against Gilman this year?
Jimmy Daly (1:41 PM)
Tyler, I actually just came from McDonogh about an hour ago and watched the first quarter of the game. My brother plays and I try to get to as many games as possible. The team has a lot of talent and looks very strong this year. I hear Gilman has a good team as well so I know it will be a competitive game. Naturally I have to say the Eagles will pull off the win.
Hunter (Towson)
Hey, Shane, what was going into this season like, with having to miss the first two games? How did your fall prep go?
Shane Koppens (1:42 PM)
The fall was just like every other fall. I played with the team during practice and everything but couldn't play in the scrimmages we had. At the end of the fall when I heard I got my year back, I was so pumped to get started with the season. It was hard to miss those first two games but I couldn't wait to get playing. Now that we are half way through our season, I doesn't even seem like I missed anything.
Joe, Brooklyn
Shane, Last season you were an offensive stand-out. You brought a lot of depth as well as flash to a program that has struggled, in the past few years, to match up to its former reputation. This season you seemed to have taken your former stardom and replaced it with hard-work. Are you willing to sacrifice your Suga' Shane flow for greater NCAA glory? Thanks, Joe
Shane Koppens (1:47 PM)
I think that we have a great team this year and are off to a pretty nice start. I dont know if I have a Suga' kind of flow but I would sacrifice anything to do well in the tournament and play for a championship. Suga' Shane Mosley did have a nice flow so I guess im trying to bring that back a little bit haha.
Strong Island
If you have to compare yourself (A Top Division 1 Lax Player) to a character in a childhood cartoon.. Who would it be and why ?
Jimmy Daly (1:49 PM)
George Jetson, he's a stud
Jon Brand (1:50 PM)
Ok, that's all the time we have for today. Thanks to all for writing in the questions - Shane and Jimmy were great. Remember, check all the lacrosse action this weekend on InsideLacrosse.com. See you guys there and again here next week.
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Located in Chengyang, this hotel is 1.9 mi (3 km) from Chengyang Century Park and within 12 mi (20 km) of Tianxiang Garden and Mohe Park. Yizhong Sports Center and Qingdao Museum are also within 20 mi (32 km).
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LOGAN, Utah - - Five different Aggies scored a point as the Utah State women's soccer team shut out San Jose State, 3-0, at Chuck and Gloria Bell Soccer Field on Friday. With the win, the Aggies tied a school record with their 13th win of the season. This is the first time that USU has reached the 13-win mark during the regular season as the 2008 team earned its 13th win at the WAC Tournament.
With the victory, Utah State improves to 13-4-1 overall and 4-1-1 in Western Athletic Conference action. The Aggies have won five-straight matches, which is their second streak of that length this season. San Jose State falls to 5-11-1 overall and 3-2-1 in conference play.
"They are a fantastic team. They are sitting right below us in the standings as one of the top teams in the conference. Last year we went to there place and lost, 4-1. We certainly felt like we wanted to redeem ourselves from that. We didn't feel like that was who we were. We had that in the back of our minds as well, as well as the opportunity to win the conference championship on Sunday, and we had to get through these guys to be able to do that," USU head coach Heather Cairns said.
The Aggies were aggressive the whole match and wasted no time getting on the board, scoring in the fourth minute. For the third time this season, junior defender Natalie Norris scored a goal off of a corner kick. This time, she took a corner kick from sophomore midfielder Kendra Pemberton to take the early 1-0 lead. The goal was her fourth overall this season which is a new career high for the defender. The assist was Pemberton's team-leading ninth of the season and sets a new USU record for single-season assists. She now has 14 career assists with is second overall behind senior forward Shantel Flanary and Aggie-great Lindsey Smart who both have 15.
Despite nine first-half shots, USU would only connect on one in the first half as the first 45 minutes ended with the Aggies maintaining a 1-0 lead. Utah State out-shot the Spartans 9-1 in the first half. SJSU goalkeeper Meghan Maiwald, who was stellar, made three saves in the first half, while the Spartans added one as a team.
USU came out strong in the second half, staying aggressive on both sides of the ball. The Aggies upped their lead to 2-0 in the 49th minute when Flanary, who is chasing USU history, scored her team-leading 10th goal of the season. Flanary took a throw in by sophomore forward Jessica Hoskin and dribbled past mutliple Spartan defenders to score the goal. The assist was the first collegiate point for Hoskin. Flanary now has 83 career points and is just one point shy of tying Lauren Hansen (84 points) for career points at Utah State.
In the 83rd minute, freshman forward Jade Tarver stretched the lead to 3-0 with her first collegiate goal. Tarver used her speed to score the unassisted goal. After beating several Spartan defenders, Tarver cut across the box to score to the bottom right corner and seal the USU victory.
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Utah State ended the match out-shooting San Jose State 27-5, including a season-high 14 shots on goal. Maiwald and the Spartan defense did a great job throughout the second half with the defense earning three team saves.
USU senior goalkeeper Molli Merrill earned her third-straight WAC shutout and fourth overall in league play. For the season, Merrill and the Aggie defense have eight shutouts. Merrill dropped her goals against average to 0.62 this season.
The Aggies will conclude the regular season hosting Fresno State on Sunday, Oct. 30 at 1 p.m. USU will honor its five seniors Molli Merrill, Summer Tillotson, Shantel Flanary, Marissa Sanchez and Chandra Salmon-Christensen prior to the match against the Bulldogs. With a win, Utah State will capture its third WAC regular-season title. The Aggies have also won conference titles in 2008 and 2010, tying with SJSU last season.
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