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I am quite certain that I've had my sights set on Friday since, no joke, Sunday night, so I am quite enjoying this finally Friday feeling I've got going on. If you guys are all as ready as I am to make the most out of this freakin' weekend, then here are some awesome events to kick things off this evening. Check out shows such as Foster The People with Miya Folick at the State Theatre, Vinyl Tap at the Porthole, Pete Witham & The Cozmik Zombies at The Frog and Turtle, Jason Spooner Band at Portland Lobster Company, The Cyborg Trio at Empire, Zealous Bellus at Fire House Grill, When Particles Collide at Three Tides & Marshall Wharf, Zeme Libre at Mine Oyster, Hambone at Easy Street Lounge, Diane Cluck with Snaex & Plains at SPACE Gallery, Vyntyge Skynyrd at Mixers and so very much more!
Check out a free rock n' roll show at Gritty's in Auburn tonight with local act Tilden Katz. These fellas will be getting the party started with all kinds of fun covers beginning at 8pm.
Alt-rock act Zealous Bellus returns to the Fire House Grill in Auburn tonight for another free and fun par-tay. Let the good times roll as this shindig gets shaking at 9.
Acoustic Americana act Double Entendre will be playing a set at Hollywood Casino in Bangor this evening. This talented duo will start making some savory sounds starting right around 8pm.
Prepare to party at the Penobscot Pour House tonight as they welcome back Shyboy to perform a wide variety of rock hits from the 60's through today. The music starts up at 9 o'clock.
There's going to be one helluva party happening at Three Tides & Marshall Wharf tonight as excellent and electrifying rock and roll band, When Particles Collide bring some Friday night thunder to the venue. Swing through and enjoy some high-energy RnR as this evening's show gets shaking at 9pm.
Local alternative folk act Northwood will be at Elements on Main Street tonight for some foot-stomping good times. Northwood starts making some noise right around 8 o'clock during this free and family-friendly show, so make some plans to check 'em out if you're in the area tonight.
Zeme Libre will be bringing the good times up to Boothbay Harbor tonight with a high-energy set filled with Afro-fusion, hard-tinged reggae, and ska sounds. Tonight's free show happens at Mine Oyster gets start up right around 9:30pm.
Lucie & The Undercover Band will be bringing some classic rock covers to Ramona's in Bucksport tonight for a free 21+ show that starts up at 9pm.
Sparks The Rescue front man Alex Roy goes solo and acoustic tonight for a show at the School Street Pub and Grill in Gorham. Beginning at 7 you can stop through and check out some of Roy's pop-rock jams as he plays a free set of songs this evening.
Check out some funkadelic sounds courtesy of Hambone as the band prepares to play a free show at the Easy Street Lounge tonight. Lots of rock and funk jams to help ease you on in to the freakin' weekend as things get underway at 9 o'clock.
Check out another free and fun show at The Kennebec Wharf as The Boneheads return to the stage. This local act will liven up your Friday night with fun Americana and roots sounds starting at 9 o'clock.
Pedro O'Hara's welcomes back Maine-based, acoustic alternative artist John Hasnip this evening. Starting around 8 John will be playing some fun tunes for you to bust a move or two to this Friday.
Tons of good vibes will be happening up at The Crooked Hook in Mechanic Falls tonight as they welcome local jam band Continental Shakedown for a night of country, blues, jazz, improve, reggae, and rock and roll. This free show gets started at 7:30.
Dance it out down at The Brunswick in Old Orchard Beach as dance/pop cover act Tickle gets ready to bring the house down with some of the best of today's music mixed in with a little bit of retro funk. The party starts at 8:30 tonight.
Radio Revival returns to The OOB Pier tonight with tons of songs for you to groove to including covers of Queen, Billy Squier, Bowie, Tom Petty, Talking Heads, Led Zeppelin, The Strokes, Thin Lizzy, Weezer and more. This free show gets rockin' and rollin' at 9.
Fat Knuckle Freddy is back at Blue this Friday evening. Freddy is a local composer, instrumentalist and a songwriter who plays and writes American Primitive Music on cigar box, resonator, Weissenborn, acoustic, and fretless guitars. Check out this fun night of music as things get started up right around 6 o'clock.
Over at The Porthole you can join Vinyl Tap out on the deck as they play all kinds of classic jams during a free show. Vinyl Tap is known for making people bust a move to their wide array of danceable cover tunes that span between everything from everything The Beatles to Huey Lewis, Cee Lo Green, Stevie Wonder, The Dead and many, many more. There's never a cover charge so check it out starting at 6 tonight.
Roots-rockers the Jason Spooner Band will be providing the soundtrack to your Friday evening as they play a free and family-friendly set out on the deck of the Portland Lobster Company tonight. Join these fun fellas for some fine Americana sounds as things get swinging at 6:30pm.
Pop singer-songwriter Lew Phillips will be bringing his retro songs to Andy's Old Port Pub tonight. Phillips draws inspiration from the pop sounds and sensibilities of the early 60's for a throwback feel that is guaranteed to please this Friday evening. This free and all-ages event gets started at 7pm.
Singer-songwriter David Wilcox brings his unique guitar style that blends soft jazz and folk together, along with his warm, baritone vocal tone and poetic lyricism to One Longfellow Square this evening. Tonight's performance gets underway at 8pm.
Local musician Rexy Dinosaur returns with saxophone in claws to the Dogfish Bar & Grille tonight. Rexy will be joined by Tom Douglas on guitar and Geoff Williams on percussion as the trio bring you a mix of blues, hip hop and jazz beginning at 8 o'clock.
Indie rock act, Foster The People will be bringing their brand of dance pop to the stage of the State Theatre tonight for an all ages show that'll start up at 8 with opener Miya Folick.
Check out some stellar sounds courtesy of local artist Kafari as he plays a fun show at Blue tonight. Check out the multifarious jazz and funk sounds Kafari creates on his keyboard as this event starts up at 8pm.
Local fellas Sylvain's Acadian Aces are back at Salvage BBQ on Congress Street this finally Friday. Beginning at 8:30 these talented gents will be serving up some authentic Cajun tunes for you to dance around to.
Intuitive folk-based singer-songwriter Diane Cluck will be at SPACE Gallery this evening. Her vocal style has been described as "an unlikely mix of Aaron Neville, the Baka people, and Joni Mitchell…unaffected yet unusual."Rounding out this evening's bill are local left-field folk acts Snaex and Plains. This all ages performance begins at 8:30 tonight.
Andi Fawcett and the fellas of Doubting Gravity will be bringing you some original pop rock as they play a free show at Brian Boru tonight. Starting at 9 fill your finally Friday with some good times and good tunes at this free, 21+ dance party!
Local cover act The Depths will be bringing the party to the Amigos patio this evening. The band will be playing all kinds of songs from all kinds of genres during this free show, which starts up at 9.
Don't snooze on a super fun show happening upstairs at Empire tonight with electro-rock act, The Cyborg Trio. Get weird and wild as things get underway right around 9.
Portsmouth's funk-hop outfit Harsh Armadillo will be bringing the party to the stage of Portland House of Music and Events tonight. This Seacoast area act is ready to get on down so bust out your finest pair of Party Pants and prepare to shake what you've got out on the dance floor as things start up at 9 with an opening set chock full of soul from smalltalker.
The Jameson Four will be rockin' RiRa tonight. This local act will be bringing you all kinds of fun covers spanning a few decades starting at 10pm.
Shake it to some sultry salsa tunes with a bit of a punk edge as Blue welcomes back local salsacore act El Malo to the stage starting at 10 tonight.
Mixers in Sabattus presents cover band Vyntyge Skynyrd tonight. This classic rock experience will transport concertgoers back to the 1970's with classic anthems from Lynyrd Skynyrd starting at 8:30pm.
Local pop-rock cover act The Nikki Hunt Band will be bringing the party to the Wolves Club in Sanford tonight. Covering artists such as Sheryl Crow, Joan Jett, Bruce Springsteen, Sublime, No Doubt, The Doors, U2 and many more there's guaranteed to be something for everyone. Tonight's performance will also include a colorful hula hoop act so be sure to check it out starting at 8pm.
Mike Preston & The Buckstop Band will be joined by special guest Kim Curry for some fun country & western tunes at Lenny's at Hawkes Plaza. Join in on the fun as this free, all ages show will get swinging at 7 tonight.
Portland's own twisted rockabilly and rollers Pete Witham & The Cozmik Zombies return to The Frog and Turtle with another high-energy show that fires up right around 8:30.
Check out local musician Ron Bergeron as he plays a free show at Gilbert's Chowder House in Windham tonight. Ron will be getting things kicked into gear right around 6 o'clock with tons great covers from The Beatles, Stones, Queen, Elvis, The Boss, Tom Petty, Paul Simon and many more.
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Three Queenstown teenage girls will take centre stage next week after years of working their way up the theatre ranks.
Seventeen-year-olds Kate Burns and Ruby Bain plus Ngawai Davis, 18, have the lead roles in Wakatipu High's latest musical Dreamgirls, which opens next Tuesday.
Ruby and Kate – the younger sister of talented local singer and actor Emily Burns – have been performing in high school musicals for the past few years. The pair started in the ensemble, eventually taking small parts before landing their first big role in their final year.
And accomplished singer Ngawai makes her acting debut – although she's no stranger to the stage, having performed in Kiwi Haka shows up Skyline Gondola and in the Wakatipu community kapa haka group for years.
The girls, who once looked up to their older peers in lead roles, are now role models for the many young students in the popular musical.
"I used to look up to the lead actors and want to be like them. Now the younger kids look up to us, which is pretty awesome. We help them out, being positive and showing commitment," Kate says.
Ruby adds: "We're trying to teach the kids to have faith in the musical. A lot of them get a bit worried about how it's going to go down. We tell them that we have to work as a group, together."
Dreamgirls director and drama teacher Kate Moetaua says about 20 of the 50-strong cast are in Years 9 and 10.
"There are a lot of juniors in this show which is really cool, and for many it's a totally new experience for them. It means the future looks really bright for theatre and drama at the school."
Dreamgirls is a Broadway show from the early 1980s made into a film in 2006 and tells the story of three women singers on their way to stardom. It features the Motown sound of the 1960s and early 1970s.
Dreamgirls runs till June 14 at Queenstown Memorial Centre.

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I fell in love with spring turkey hunting in Montana 17 years ago. I was fascinated by how much hunting spring turkey hunting was a lot like elk hunting in September. It is definitely challenging, as it took me 17 years to bag my first bird. But, the day finally has come.
I couldn't have asked for a more picture perfect hunt. Opening day of spring turkey last week, was full of excitement, but nothing to show for it. But, I wasn't about to give up. For me, it isn't harvesting the critter that I enjoy about hunting. It is having a reason to go outside and immerse myself in that critters habitat. So, I gave it another shot this morning. To be honest, I didn't have high expectations, as I was hunting public land that gets a lot of hunting pressure. When I arrived this morning, I didn't hear a single gobble. In fact, the timber was silent. Besides the random quacks and honks from geese and ducks, I didn't hear a single gobble. It got to the point where I thought my ears were playing tricks on me, when I thought I heard a faint gobble.
I spotted a small hen in the timber, and took that as a good sign that there was at least a member of that species on the hunting grounds. After covering just about every corner of the public land, slowly moving and listening, I ended up back where I started. That was when I spotted the bird. As I was about 100 yards inside the tree line from a large park, I could make out a turkey through the timber, but couldn't tell what sex. I decided to drop my decoy pack and set up regardless. After setting up my decoys (one jake and 2 hens) I tucked back under a pine tree and gave my Montana made box call a "yelp." Immediately the tom replied. He was about 300 yards out. I told myself "Okay! Shut Up and let him come in." I put down the box call and inserted my mouth reed. After ranging a couple trees, to figure out my kill zone, the tom had already come within the tree line. As soon as he made eye contact with the decoys, he fanned out and began to strut. I again reminded myself "shut up." The tom didn't need anymore convincing. As he tried to do a wide circle and get in front of the decoys, exactly 41 yards, he let out a gobble. That was when the trigger was pulled. Tom turkey dropped in his tracks.
It is a memory that will stay with me for the rest of my life. I just hope this is a sign of what the 2016 hunting season as in store for me.
Happy Hunting – Kamp Cook
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Sources on UTEP History
All of the entries on this site are based on historical sources that are listed here. For a detailed bibliography, click here.
Books and Pamphlets
The occasion of the school's 50th anniversary prompted the publication of a narrative history and a presidential report. The occasion of the 75th anniversary produced a pictorial history and a collection of oral histories.
Ekal, Donna, Guillermina Gina Nunez-Mchiri, P. J. Vierra, Ivan Chavarria, Laura Fernandez, and Kaelin L. Walker, eds. 100 Years of Women at UTEP, 1916-2016. El Paso: Texas Western Press, 2017.
Erekson, Keith A. Layers of History at the University of Texas at El Paso. El Paso: University Communications, 2012. (Read online)
Fugate, Francis L. Frontier College: Texas Western at El Paso, The First Fifty Years. El Paso: Texas Western Press, 1964.
Hamilton, Nancy. UTEP: A Pictorial History of The University of Texas at El Paso: Diamond Jubilee, 1914-1989. El Paso: Texas Western Press, 1988.
Martin, Charles H. Benching Jim Crow. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2010.
Martin, Charles H., and Rebecca McDowell Craver, comp. Diamond Days: An Oral History of the University of Texas at El Paso. El Paso: Texas Western Press, 1991.(Read online)
Ray, Joseph M. On Becoming a University: Report on an Octennium. El Paso: Texas Western Press, 1968.
Catalogs, 1920-2000 (Read online)
Fact Books (published by Center for Institutional Evaluation, Research, and Planning), 2004-2010 (Read online)
NOVA magazine, 1967-2007 (Read online)
Password (published by the El Paso County Historical Society), 1956-present (Online index)
Prospector student newspaper, 1924-1978 (Read online); 2010-present (Read online)
UTEP Magazine, 2008-present (Read online)
Archival Collections
The University does not have a single university archive. Archival materials, artifacts, and records of the University are maintained by various campus units and by other institutions around the state of Texas. For a bibliography of manuscripts used, click here.
C. L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department, University Library, University of Texas at El Paso (Visit)
Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin (Visit)
Heritage House, University of Texas at El Paso (Visit)
Institute of Oral History, 415 Burges Hall, University of Texas at El Paso (Visit)
University Communications, Hertzog Building, University of Texas at El Paso
UTEP DigitalCommons, online collections (Read online)


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Nailing It To The Door
A few superfluous theses.
1. The new Roman Catholic organization Anglicanorum Coetibus is not "proper," as assured swallow self-styled.
2. Redress appreciation of Anglican patrimony, as fruitful, would be an enormous arise in ecumenism, which the in existence make available is not. Desire, it defines jargon of replace expensive jargon of devote, which jargon are neither proper nor upright.
3. Anglicans swallow never recycled the around "Father Place of worship" for the Roman Catholic Communion, and swallow no consider to be born affect so.
4. The call, "the Catholic Place of worship" is, in Anglican type, consequent from the Apostles Doctrine and the Doctrine called Nicene. As such, for Anglicans, it is not, and never has been, the patronizing realm or call of any one catch on of the Universal Place of worship. We swallow without fail recycled this call of the Place of worship, applying it to ourselves no underneath than to someone excessively.
5. Anglicans jelly the use of the around "the Cherubic Mother" as a Identify, consequent furthermost unambiguously from the Identify prevented by the Risen Christ (Matt. 28:19). It is dishonest to use the precise around as a mere plaque for any bishop or patriarch, and ahead of someone to bring into being as a plaque. As one of our hymns puts it:
Cherubic Mother, Cherubic Son,
Cherubic Spirit: three we Identify Thee,
Bit in standard absolutely one,
Absolute God we fit thee,
And fond shot the knees,
For example we own the conundrum.
6. Discharge relic the hidden share amongst us and the Place of worship of Rome (which, form wholly, has Christological implications).
7. Sainthood is the calling of every one of Christian.
8. The ministry of God's assure and the end result of religious duties is acceptable as judicious to the chest of drawers of ("presbyteros") as the religious ministry at the altar, and inevitably no underneath judicious.
9. The "Fullness" of God's flair in the Place of worship is immediate connected to Christ as Climax of the Numeral, the Place of worship, charge on a privilege version to Him and not to any one See or patriarch.
10. Bit we be obliged to encirclement seeming and discernible lucidity by God's committed, including lucidity in polity (be it God's drive), we are in the Place of worship of Jesus Christ spring up and dependably as Persistent Anglicans, needing no completion or elaboration in that value by connect together with Rome or any older See, no disquiet how erstwhile.
11. The See of Rome is not our "parent Place of worship," either stanchly or historically.
12. As well as the possessions and assets of our unambiguous patrimony is the utter doctrinal progress of the value of extensiveness that draws from the furthermost erstwhile Catholic doctors and bishops.
Other in a footnote by Fr. Wells (beneath):
13. It is systematically unBiblical and unPatristic and insubordinate to the Gospel to suggest that associates fading together with wish in Christ call for procure temporal punishments in an afterlife. For example [the Catechism of the Roman Catholic Place of worship] CCC backs not worth it from such rest, its code of belief of purgatory is in spite of this inimical to the Gospel on this direction.
14. It is plain jibberish to recommendation a learned "Anglican patrimony" when denying the legitimacy of Anglican direct. Such swap over is fatuous and underhanded.
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The school announced Wednesday that Brewer, who would've been a redshirt junior next season, was departing with two years of eligibility remaining.
He's the third Red Raiders quarterback to leave the program within the past month.
Brewer will graduate from Texas Tech in May. He was the presumptive starter going into last season but reinjured his back. He played in four games, completing 7 of 10 passes for 65 yards and a touchdown.
Baker Mayfield, a walk-on freshman who started seven games, is attending Oklahoma. He has said he wants to walk on with the Sooners, though Texas Tech denied him permission to contact other Big 12 programs. Clayton Nicholas transferred to Bowling Green.
Freshman Davis Webb, who shared starts with Mayfield, is still at Texas Tech.
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Sun Sign Predictions – April 2017
A precious desire comes under scrutiny from the 8th – 21st as you face up to what it will take to achieve it. Don't be daunted. Reality cannot be nailed to a wall. It changes constantly with the right tools (which you hold in your hands on the 5th), and faith in the project. Discuss your desires with a partner or advocate on the 7th – 14th. Be an active listener, even as you speak your truth. This conversation could be a blueprint for 'how to'. Look for practical magic, the kind that opens doors on the 17th. After April 21st you are done with preparation and evaluation. Take a break until the 26th when the time to go and get it has come. Be bold, stay connected to the wisdom that guides you, and remember that nothing lasts. Everything becomes something else sooner or later. It's a dance, not a still life.
Say yes to whatever you want from the 1st – 6th, as long as you're willing to do the work. Watch out for people who undermine your dreams on the 7th – 21st. Maybe they aren't aware of having this effect on you, but if you feel it, pay attention. Nobody understands you between the 9th and 19th, so don't waste your breath. Focus instead on what you want and how to get it. A reward comes your way on the 15th – 18th. Learn something important about your essential nature on April 20th. All you have to do is listen. Even if you disagree, it's still good information to get you thinking about whether you feel lovable or not. Take time out from the fray during the 22nd – 26th. Let the world be what it is. You will return with renewed energy, ready for anything.
April is a lay-low month for you until the 21st. A lot can happen as you reflect upon and declutter your mind, heart and surroundings. Regroup and evaluate whether you're really aimed in the right direction for achieving your goals, especially where they concern business or personal partnership. If you can bear the scrutiny, there is someone who wants to advise or direct you. It's not clear what his/her motives are or if there is any point in engaging, but it seems there is much to be gained from the interaction, as you observe how their sage input sits with you. After the 21st you are on your way, following your star, chasing the dream which has been renewed and restored to worthiness.
So much depends on you and how hard you are willing to work, but even so, you cannot hold up the world. Maybe there's a right way and a wrong way to do things, but what's most important is to do the best you can between the 8th and 21st while respecting the limits of matter. Update your plans for the future from the 9th – 20th. You now know things that you didn't know when you started. Step outside your usual way of doing things from April 10th – 15th. Radical departures can shake up things and give them new life. Rest and relaxation on the 22nd – 26th allows you to formulate ways to get a head start on the 26th, and open you to a revelation on the 28th from which will come action.
If you want the mechanisms of your life to work, you have to get under the hood and fiddle with the dials of how you live: what you eat, when you sleep, who you spend time with, between the 3rd – 6th. Once you become aware of your habits, you enter a period of getting rid of what holds you back, so that by next month you can move along with a vehicle that works. If you're unclear regarding your ambitions, put aside April 19th as a day to listen with your ear to the ground of your life, with no expectations of what you might actually hear. A powerful message may come through the mist. It will make more sense after the 24th. And a noticeable forward thrust gets you going from the 26th – 28th.
You have learned how to use your ability to be both intelligent and expressive. This is obvious (at least to you) on the 5th. Hold on to that knowledge until the 9th when you could be suddenly undermined by memories of things that happened long ago along with feelings of regret, remorse or even revenge. You can't change what happened, but you can change your relationship with the memories. Do your best (always good enough) to bring heartfelt healing to yourself, as you shift perspective from April 9th – 15th. There is always something you can learn in the attempt to rectify old relationships from the past. If you can't contact people directly, light a candle, say a prayer, and let that be enough. A period of deep reflection from the 19th – 23rd sets you up for adventure beginning on the 26th. Look for brilliant inspiration on the 28th.
Sometimes it's hard for Libras to know if they are competing or cooperating. What is always true is that you react. You live in a 'voice activated' reality, and lately the chaotic behaviours or circumstances of others really affect you. It's hard to settle yourself if friends' marriages are breaking, or your partner is struggling. What you need is awareness that much of your behaviour is reaction rather than self-determined action. Awareness changes everything. Check reactivity before rushing in on April 7th – 15th. Set a loving boundary with someone who matters on the 17th. Be a witness, not participant, on the 20th. On the 26th, love and spontaneity combine and help you dance with life rather than simply react.
Use your words, even if you are seriously frustrated, if you want to be understood from the 2nd – 8th. Withdrawing into a Scorpio retaliation fantasy won't get you anywhere. On the 9th, words may fail us all for a while as we sort through the many efforts and intentions of the previous month, looking for something to inspire us to continue working toward what really matters. Be open to inspiration on the 13th – 18th. Do not let despair or frustration dull your sense of possibility. This is no time for Scorpio cynicism. Your significant other, or even just someone who challenges you, speaks truth from the 19th – 20th although not necessarily in words. Listen up: what you hear will really help you both as you enter the next chapter of your relationship. Make a to-do list on the 24th. Get cracking on the 27th and beyond.
Give your all to the task on the 5th. You will get something for your efforts. But don't spend it all on the 7th. You know better, and the price would be way higher than you want. If you're feeling uneasy at work on the 9th, it's because you're not paying attention to something that is painfully obvious. It may take until the 20th for you to figure it out. Skillful distractions are useful on April 10th – 17th. It's okay to have some fun. Celebrate the completion of a task on the 21st – 25th. You've had more than your share of responsibilities these last two months. A new beginning, signalling the possibility of introducing new habits into your daily life, arrives on the 26th. Be inspired on the 28th.
Establish yourself as expert on the 5th. That way, on the 7th – 14th when things get bumpy, you'll have some ground to stand on. The bumps are only meant to challenge your excellence; not because you aren't excellent, but because a good challenge makes you stronger. Feel the appreciation on the 16th and 17th, but don't let it go to your head! Anything could knock you off your pedestal on April 21st, so best not to hang out there. Sweet humility combined with a sense that you do what you do for the good of all people – at least all the people you do it for – is a great place to find yourself. If you're wanting to fall in love or deepen the love you have, open yourself to the process after the 26th. Anything could happen on the 28th.
You're stronger than you think from the 1st – 7th. It's because you hold such a sturdy image of where you're headed. It's possible no one is in a good mood on the 8th. It's just one of those days when those who undermine you have their way with the world. You might want to retreat into spring cleaning for a while, at least until the 15th, maybe even longer. You will accomplish a lot. Retreat isn't all bad; just not social. Time for some fun starting April 22nd. Don't overexert yourself. Energy will be more plentiful after the 26th when you might feel drawn to inviting people you enjoy to your (newly cleaned) home. Make sure you stock up on things that are pleasing to the senses, which isn't to say unwholesome; nothing like some raw, pure, fairly traded chocolate, for example.
So much of living is out of our control. It's a wonder we make anything work. For the first week of April your world is working because your ideas are strong and practical. Make necessary adjustments to these very useful concepts from the 8th – 19th. You'll only make things better. A strong impulse to spend money rears its wild head from the 10th – 17th. If you can afford it, this spending seems like a much needed release of energy. If you can't though, maybe you could spend time or effort. A disgruntled boss, who's been on your case for a while, seems inclined to leave you alone after April 22nd. Enjoy this, the way you might enjoy the absence of a toothache. Invite something new and pleasurable into your life from the 26th onward. Time for those dance classes?


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Saturday, November 23, 2013
"Pacific Rim" (2013)
Now, it did not improve the source material to the level that "Star Wars" improved on space opera, or "Raiders of the Lost Ark" the classic adventure story. This is not an instant classic. Not even a slow boiler. However, with all of its cheesy dialogue and situations, it did something that just about any straight-up action film for the past ten years has failed to do.
It managed to put exciting, awe inspiring, visual action on film in such a way that audiences could understand what was going on and still be amazed. The sloppy practice in action films since at least the release of "The Bourne Supremacy" have utilized has been to confuse audiences. Just show a jumbled mess of movement and close up shots that no one can identify and then tell them they just saw high impact action as it is really experienced.
The worst offender in this technique has surely been Michael Bay with his Transformers franchise. "Pacific Rim" does giant robots the way they should be done, and then it adds in giant, reptilian monsters to boot.
It is THE action blockbuster of the summer of 2013.
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Last night, I had a really interesting talk with a friend of mine. He just experienced something he has NEVER experienced before and he's dealing with the emotional rollercoaster that comes along with it. This friend is an all-around fun guy and he's got great ideas about education, society and philosophy. He's one of the best teachers I know. So it was a surprise to most of us when he broke the news: the corporate world decided to turn its back on him.
After a year or two of educating children in that establishment, he's informed that they don't want his services anymore. For the first time in his career, he has actually experienced complete and utter rejection.
Fortunately, he had a great sense of humor and he tries to look at the positive in negative events. He has decided to use this as an opportunity to celebrate his freedom from corporate slavery and to finally be able to truly do whatever he wants.
I know this isn't a very easy thing to deal with. We have been taught since we were children that we have to go to school in order to become great at a certain occupation. We have been taught to believe that we should study in order for great employers, businesses and corporations to hire us. We have been taught to believe that becoming the model employee – the best at what you do and getting paid big to do it – is ideally the most responsible thing we could do for ourselves and for our families.
Essentially, we have been encouraged our whole lives to become employees.
That only means one thing: there will always be a boss.
And the thing about having a boss is…you are always told what to do.
There may be a slight semblance of freedom. After all, you get paid to do something because you're good at it. But since you're paid to do it, the person/institution paying you will always have an opinion on how or why you should be doing a certain type of work at a certain time. That's why it's so important to establish the tenet that you ought to love your work because, obviously, if you don't love what you're doing, work is gonna feel like torture. After all, who loves being told what to do?
I read somewhere that when people are on the brink of death, they don't think about how they wish they worked in the office more. People think about how they wished they lived more – how they should have enjoyed their lives and lived it to the fullest while they still could.
What makes life beautiful is the frailty that goes along with our mortality. We know death will come. It's not a matter of if but when because, like Haruki Murakami said on his book Norwegian Wood, death is not the opposite of life but is actually a part of it. Death is an inevitability. This is an established fact.
So the question is: how do you choose to live your life?
Personally, I'd like to think I'm living my life the way I'm supposed to. I know I ought to do more and I ought to explore more of the world but my plans definitely don't involve having someone else tell me I ought to live my life a certain way. I know what kind of life I want to lead and, it may be unconventional, but it's definitely the kind of life I imagine myself living and recounting in 10 or 20 or 40 years' time.
I'd probably have to endure sucking up to the man for a while, just so I could get on my feet and save up for all the plans I have for myself.
I don't intend to stay too long though. The world changes every day and I grow older every day. I think it's about time to make sure I make the most of my life before I get too old to do anything about it.
To THE MAN, it sucks that you hamper intellectual growth and creativity because of the funny rules you impose on employees. These people could be the best at what they do and they could definitely inspire others because of their unconventionality, but you let go of them because they are too different.
That is how you break dreams, my friend.
But we made you that way, didn't we? We could have changed the way you run things, but we allowed you to. Maybe, if more people realize that they shouldn't give a crap about the shit you give them, more people could demand a change in how you run things (or if you continue to run things at all).
For the most part, I believe the people you let go, didn't deserve you anyway.
Maybe we should all start breaking away from the employee mindset and start taking over to becoming the boss of our own lives.
The best way to live life is to really feel like you're living it for the first and the last time.


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New Delhi: Notwithstanding the heavy bidding war for control of Hutchison Essar Ltd and an invitation from the former communications minister, very few telecom majors have forged plans to enter the Indian phone-services market, the fastest growing in the world.
Dayanidhi Maran, who exited the information technology and communications ministry on Monday, had announced that the bidding for new licences for the so-called third generation or 3G services, a cellular phone service that supports faster transfer of data, would be open for both existing and new players.
Though government sources indicated interest from several companies such as Deutsche Telekom AG, Verizon Communications Inc. and Japan's NTT DoCoMo, only the German company gave any indication that it is interested.
"We have announced in the past that we are looking for opportunities for expansion, and India is certainly one of them," said Mark Nierwetberg, spokesman for Deutsche Telekom. But, he declined to speak about details until the plans are final.
The only other international operator that evinced an interest in the Indian wireless market was Sprint, a Virginia, US operator looking for a "non-equity" participation in the Indian market.
BT Group Plc. and AT&T Inc., the two overseas operators already in India and focused on services to corporate clients, said they did not see themselves entering either the consumer market or the wireless market in the near term. Both companies once had stakes in Indian telcos which they sold—BT in Bharti Airtel, and AT&T's wireless arm, since sold out by the company to Cingular, in the company that is now Idea Cellular.
Sprint, which plans to cover at least 100 million people by the end of next year under its ongoing deployment of 'WiMax' wireless data networks in the US, said it is in talks with two Indian operators exploring the roll-out of a similar network in India.
"Currently, we are focused entirely on getting our US (Wimax) network off the ground, and not interested in doing an equity joint venture," said Christopher Weasler, Sprint's vice-president for global development.
"But in the interest of expanding the Wimax-ecosystem to as many countries as possible, we believe that a huge market like India will be crucial for the success of the technology," Weasler, who recently visited India, said.
Several other companies such as Telefonica SA of Spain, Australia's Telstra Ltd and France Telecom declined to comment or did not respond to queries.
India's under-penetrated telecom market is the main attraction for companies that don't have a presence here. "The biggest attraction of India are the hundreds of millions of subscribers who are likely to join the mobile world over the next three years," said Romal Shetty, director of the telecom practice at consultant KPMG India.
With a mobile penetration rate of less than 15%, India is the world's fastest-growing wireless market, with net monthly additions in the six-seven million subscriber range for the last eight months. The government had expected to lure cash-rich international operators, most of them struggling with 100%-plus penetration levels in their home markets, with the possibility of gaining a part of the expansive Indian mobile market.
"The numbers don't add up straight when it comes to 3G, because most of these new subscribers are going to come from rural areas, which cannot be tapped efficiently because the the cost of the handset is two to three times that of the normal phones. And since the primary use of a phone in such areas is going to be for voice, the data-capability of 3G will not be of much use," KPMG's Shetty said.
Yet, a business case exists for a limited 3G roll-out in the metro, as 3G handsets automatically switch to or roam on current generation networks when 3G signals are not available. But under the current Indian law, cellular operators can refuse to let customers of 3G roam on their networks when they step outside of their home networks, Shetty added. Until the department of telecom clarifies this fine print, potential entrants will prefer to wait and watch, he said.


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Both the economy and the environment are being promoted as the big winners from a government injection of $90 million in irrigation schemes.
Grants of $26.7 million over the next three years will match community funding of regional scale irrigation schemes, helping them progress to the construction stage. Another $63m of new capital funding will support investment in the building of irrigation infrastructure.
Minister of Primary Industries Nathan Guy said the investment would deliver economic and environmental benefits through better use of water. "A reliable water supply for growers and farmers has major potential to boost economic growth, creating jobs and exports in the regions," said Guy. "At the same time these schemes can deliver real environmental benefits by maintaining river flows and recharging groundwater aquifers."
Guy said the importance of water storage had been reinforced over the last few years with severe droughts in the east coast of the South Island and Northland. Extra funding would help develop new private sector schemes which would reduce the impacts of droughts on rural communities.
* Hunter Downs Irrigation Scheme gets $1.37 million in government funding
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Guy says new irrigation schemes must meet stringent environmental tests. "It's important to note that any new developments or conversions must farm within environmental limits set by regional and local councils."
The funding will be administered by Crown Irrigations Investment Limited (CIIL).
"Capital investments made by CIIL are usually in the form of secured loans, as in the case of the Central Plains Water Scheme where CIIL invested $6.5 million in the first stage – since repaid – and is now investing $65 million in stage two," said Guy.
He said CIIL's role was to be an "early-in, early-out" investor to kick-start projects that otherwise would not get off the ground.
The New Zealand Institute of Economic Research has found that irrigation contributes $2.2 billion to the national economy and has potential to increase this further.
Identified projects likely to need investment include the Waimea community dam near Nelson, Flaxbourne community Water Project, Hunter Downs Water and the Hurunui water project. Irrigation would support land uses including horticulture, sheep, beef and arable as well as urban water supply.
Guy said the Government was committed to improving waterway quality while maintaining the livelihood of regional communities.
Federated Farmers environment spokesman Chris Allen said further Government investment for irrigation projects was a powerful stimulant for re-energising provincial New Zealand.
"This is great news for rural communities and will provide access to significant social and economic benefits."
He said scheme investment would take pressure off water resources when they were scarce especially during droughts and dry spells.
Combining smart technology with more sophisticated water scheduling would ensure nutrients did not leave the root zone of plants and reduce their loss to the environment, he said.
"Precise agriculture is increasingly being adopted by irrigators, which allows for the exact measurement of crop and pasture needs, where water and nutrient can be accurately applied to meet plant requirements."
Horticulture New Zealand chief executive Mike Chapman said extra irrigation funding was an important step on the road towards lasting food security and protecting water.
IrrigationNZ chief executive Andrew Curtis said sustainable irrigated agriculture was New Zealand's future and underpinned many provincial economies on the east coast.
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The Philosophy of Tolkien is a short book written by Peter J. Kreeft. It serves as a great overview of some of the major themes and ideas Tolkien deals with as well as a great introduction to some of the areas of philosophy. The following is a table of contents:
- Introduction
- Metaphysics
- How big is reality?
- Is the supernatural real?
- Are Platonic Ideas real?
- Philosophical Theology
- Does God exist?
- Is life subject to divine providence?
- Are we both fated and free?
- Can we relate to God by "religion"?
- Angelology
- Are angels real?
- Do we have guardian angels?
- Could there be creatures between men and angels, such as Elves?
- Cosmology
- Is nature really beautiful?
- Do things have personalities?
- Is there real magic?
- Anthropology
- Is death good or bad?
- Is romance more than thrilling sex?
- Why do humans have identity crises?
- What do we most deeply desire?
- Epistemology
- Is knowledge always good?
- Is intuition a form of knowledge?
- Is faith (trust) wisdom or ignorance?
- What is truth?
- Philosophy of History
- Is history a story?
- Is the past (tradition) a prison or a lighthouse?
- Is history predictable?
- Is there devolution as well as evolution?
- Is human life a tragedy or a comedy?
- Aesthetics
- Why do we no longer love glory or splendor?
- Is beauty always good?
- Philosophy of Language
- How can words be alive?
- The metaphysics of words: Can words have real power?
- Are there right and wrong words?
- Is there an original, universal, natural language?
- Why is music so powerful?
- Political Philosophy
- Is small beautiful?
- Can war be noble?
- Ethics: The War of Good and Evil
- Is evil real?
- How powerful is evil?
- How weak is evil?
- How does evil work?
- Ethics: The "Hard Virtues"
- Do principles or consequences make an act good?
- Why must we be heroes?
- Can one go on without hope?
- Is authority oppressive and obedience demeaning?
- Are promises sacred?
- Ethics: The "Soft" Virtues
- What is the power of friendship?
- Is humility humiliating?
- What should you give away?
- Does mercy trump justice?
- Is charity a waste?
- Conclusion
- Can any one man incarnate every truth and virtue?
- Bibliography
- Appendix: A Concordance
I love reading about philosophy and I love Tolkien, so I think it safe to say that this is one of my favorite books. The writing is simple but meaningful; easy to understand, but you learn new things at every turn. Kreeft comes at the story from a unique angle one which is very enlightening.
While there are a few mentions and allusions to The Silmarillion, for the most part Kreeft stays within The Lord of the Rings which means that anyone who has read even those books or just seen the movies can get a lot out of this book. I highly recommend this to anyone who is looking to improve their knowledge of the true meaning of The Lord of the Rings or is looking to get into philosophy but needs an introduction involving something they understand.
"It is mercy, not justice or courage or even heroism, that alone can defeat evil."
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Vito Valentini
Vito's passion is to make a positive difference in people's lives. It's no wonder that he is referred to as the Human Potential Catalyst. No matter how rookie or slow you think you are, Vito will take care of you and show you what you can achieve with work, persistance and a smile. Vito's guide "How to survive GFNY" quickly became the hottest traded stock in the weeks before GFNY 2012. Be ready for more.
Jared loves the exercise, freedom and camaraderie that riding gives him. While solo rides serve as his personal meditation, he'd love to go on a ride with his cycling role model Jens Voigt. Jared joined Gruppo Sportivo for two reasons: for the challenge and spectacle of GFNY and because he embraces proper group ride etiquette. "When each ride becomes a race, among individuals or smaller groups, there is little joy in the group ride. Racing is terrific, but its place is on a closed course, not an open road with many riders of varying abilities. That's the place to share, learn, ride and socialize."
When Jared is not riding, he's rock climbing, sampling wine abroad with his wife or working in Internet advertising.
Heidi Broecking
Heidi took a year away from the Gruppo Sportivo and is thrilled to return in 2017. She loves the sense of family in the cycling community, especially the GFNY community. She's inspired by the support and encouragement riders give each other. When not riding, Heidi works as a graphic designer, yoga/movement teacher and is the proud mom of a college junior.
GFNY runs through her "back yard" in Nyack. The route and hills are part of her regular rides. Her favorite GFNY climb is unquestionably Bear Mountain. "The long, gradual ascent with stunning views of the Hudson River at every corner is breathtaking."
Ramon Thompson
Graphic designer and art director Ramon loves the constant challenge in cycling to overcome one's mental, emotional, and physical difficulties in order to achieve one's goals. Not surprisingly, his favorite climb is Gate Hill Road aka Colle Andrea Pinarello, the relentless kicker that has destroyed many hopes at GFNY.
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Frank Lee
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Thomas Han
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Lidia Fluhme
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Uli Fluhme
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7 New Year's Resolutions from Metro Phoenix Chefs and Restaurateurs
Whether you like to admit it or not, you're probably thinking about making some changes in the New Year. We know we are, starting with cracking open the oven more and the freezer less. Oh, and actually using that gym membership we fork out for every month . . .
But if you're looking for a few more interesting New Year's resolution ideas from some the Valley's culinary stars, we've got those, too.
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I've been an avid mountain biker for years, but since moving to Arizona, I haven't seen nearly enough single-track, so my New Year's resolution is to ride at least three times a week and hit every trail in the Phoenix area!"
Sacha Levine Quiessence at The Farm at South Mountain
My resolution (aside from the obvious: drink more, eat more, and work more) has totally been sparked by Backyard Jamboree. I have witnessed many of our guests getting to know each other via food and drink. Phoenix is so distant, that it's rare to find our little pockets of culture and community. Because breaking bread is such a grand way to bring people together, in 2014 I resolve to fill the empty seats at community tables.
Richie Moe Citizen Public House, The Gladly
As a proud pop of two, my New Year's resolution is to do a better job of spending equal time between my two babies (Citizen Public House and The Gladly). I don't want to be seen as one of those dads who plays favorites! Cheers!
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Having read Barbara Kingsolver's book Animal Vegetable Miracle and reflecting upon the woes of our modern food system coupled with our Farm at Agritopia becoming USDA Certified Organic, I have decided to focus our personal cooking on seasonal local organic foods. We intend to source as much as we can from our garden and the farm, then support other local organic purveyors, followed by domestic organic producers. Organic is the old way of doing things and a better way, in my opinion.
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My resolution would be to "accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative," which I'm sure will fly right out the window on January 2nd!
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Hum, hum, bur, bur, na na na! To memorize and recite/sing a literary quote, a song, and/or a poem a month.
Drop and give me 20! No matter how tired I am, I will find a third wind to exercise. Does bowling count?
Ring a ring... ring. I will answer the phone and make more calls than I do texts.
Set aside at least 30 minutes a day to unplug from all electronics so that I can reflect, plan, and enjoy the fruits of my labor. #tothemoon #cbop
Learn to let the ones I mentor and trust to make new mistakes and take risks on their own accord. #cbfaces #phxfoodculture
To become a thumb-wrestling champion so that I can challenge my landlord for a bike rack. We've been waiting for a while.
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My New Year's resolution is to start leading a healthier lifestyle. Watch what I'm eating, introduce yoga into my life, just all around make a positive change.
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NEBOSH General Certificate
Health and Safety is an issue which should be managed as proactively as all other areas within business. However due to the risk nature of the work it is important that those with health and safety responsibility have training to add to their competence.
The course will enable the learner with the knowledge of the main legal requirements to health and safety in the UK, as well as the theory behind applying health and safety techniques to a broad range of subjects.
Intended audience
This qualification is for people who are responsible or accountable for health and safety in their workplace or those who wish to begin a career in health and safety.
Entry requirements
Learners must be at least 16 years old on the first day of the training. There are no other formal entry requirements but to benefit from the learning we advise that Learners have a minimum of Level 1 in literacy or numeracy or equivalent. Due to the high level of the course and amount of content covered we also advise that delegates already have some experience in health and safety or have passed an IOSH Managing Safely.
Learning outcomes
NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety
Course Event Calendar
Our courses are run all year round. Please view our online Events Calendar to see when our courses are available or contact us on 0151 427 1678.