Café Iveta

Foodie-FileTucked away on the Westside, Café Iveta is famous for its scones

Force Of Evil

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Film-LeadJohnny Depp gets sinister in bloody true-crime drama ‘Black Mass’

Harvest Feasts

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Dining-ChaminadeThe season’s last two farm-fresh dinners at Chaminade, plus a favorite new pizza flavor

Like a Boss

artsleadJane McGonigal explains how video games can improve the real world

Be Our Guest: Santa Cruz Symphony

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BOGsymphWin tickets to the Santa Cruz Symphony – Inventing America – on SantaCruz.com

Scott Cooper and the Barrelmakers

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LYLB-1538-barrelmakersMany locals know local musician Scott Cooper as the rhythm guitarist for Grateful Dead tribute act China Cats. But Cooper also plays in a bunch of other bands—and even writes his own music. In fact, it was the success of China Cats that gave him the push to put together his own group, Scott Cooper and the Barrelmakers. He had already recorded a solo record, but started rounding up musicians for gigs.

Art of Surveillance

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Saturn in Sagittarius—Beginning the Noble Journey

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A few hours after Mercury retrograded last week, Saturn (teacher, discipline, structure, Dweller on the Threshold), entered Sagittarius, sign of the Archer, after two and a half years in Scorpio. Saturn remains in Sagittarius until Dec. 20, 2017. Saturn teaches us caution, helps build foundations of true knowledge and calls us to practical, useful and meaningful living. Saturn teaches moderation. Enlightenment (a fire) comes slowly and in moderation. Or else we burst into flames. Sometimes with Saturn we can feel melancholy, distant and cold. We learn what our limits are. Saturn builds an identification with our courage and inner strength.

With Saturn in Libra, we learned right relations; in Scorpio, discipleship training. In Sagittarius, we begin a new journey. “Out on the plains, in plain sight, on a white horse, Hercules on a noble journey, eyes set on the prize—the mountains of Capricorn.” In Sag we consider what truth and justice are, we attempt to see behind and remove the veils hiding Lady Justice’s eyes. We seek to know our principles, their origins, where they are taking us. We want principles to guide us like an arrow directed at the target of authenticity and truth.

In Sagittarius, we seek knowledge and wisdom that makes us teachers. Saturn, the Great Teacher, sees to all of this. The usual excessive behaviors of Sag are curtailed when Saturn enters Sagittarius, ruled by Jupiter. Jupiter’s expansiveness becomes more defined, structured and more realistic—good lessons for both Sag and Jupiter. We become practical and responsible, embarking finally on our “noble journey.”

Film, Times & Events: Week of September 18

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Café Iveta

Tucked away on the Westside, Café Iveta is famous for its scones Café Iveta is a hidden gem—as in, it’s actually kind of hidden, and you might not know about it if you’re not standing right in front of it. They sell coffee, breakfast and sandwiches, and most importantly, their signature scones. Since 1998, Iveta has...

Force Of Evil

Johnny Depp gets sinister in bloody true-crime drama ‘Black Mass’ In between lucrative stints as Captain Jack Sparrow, Johnny Depp has had an unfortunate run of film roles lately. So it’s good to be reminded with a movie like Black Mass that, yes, Depp can act (not just decorate the scenery with entertaining shtick). Depp gets...

Harvest Feasts

The season’s last two farm-fresh dinners at Chaminade, plus a favorite new pizza flavor Chaminade’s upcoming Farm to Table wine dinner celebrates a long, warm growing season with some intriguing flavor combos from the skillful hands of Executive Chef Kirsten Ponza. Almost nothing beats the view and ambiance in the romantic back patio of the historic...

Like a Boss

Jane McGonigal explains how video games can improve the real world Jane McGonigal started graduate school at UC Berkeley in the fall of 2001, intending to study how physicists collaborate. Then 9/11 happened, and a group of gamers with whom she’d spent the previous year playing an online game began to discuss ways they could use...

Be Our Guest: Santa Cruz Symphony

Win tickets to the Santa Cruz Symphony - Inventing America - on SantaCruz.com Kicking off its 58th season, the Santa Cruz Symphony continues to receive widespread critical acclaim under the direction of Maestro Daniel Stewart. For its 2015-2016 season opener, the symphony presents Inventing America, a concert featuring works by four different composers: Copland’s “Fanfare for a...

Scott Cooper and the Barrelmakers

Many locals know local musician Scott Cooper as the rhythm guitarist for Grateful Dead tribute act China Cats. But Cooper also plays in a bunch of other bands—and even writes his own music. In fact, it was the success of China Cats that gave him the push to put together his own group, Scott Cooper and the Barrelmakers. He...

Art of Surveillance

Recently released FBI files on Allen Ginsberg inspire Jerry Quickley’s poetry at Days and Nights Festival   It’s possible that President Barack Obama or C.I.A Director John Brennan will make an appearance at the Days and Nights Festival in Big Sur this weekend. But don’t count on it. “I’d really like President Obama and Michelle to...

From The Editor

Plus Letters To the Editor I’ve seen pictures from FashionART for years, but it wasn’t until I actually went to the show last year that it fully made sense to me. And when I say “made sense,” I mean the whole point is to stop making sense. Like an experimental novel, or an abstract painting, watching...

Saturn in Sagittarius—Beginning the Noble Journey

A few hours after Mercury retrograded last week, Saturn (teacher, discipline, structure, Dweller on the Threshold), entered Sagittarius, sign of the Archer, after two and a half years in Scorpio. Saturn remains in Sagittarius until Dec. 20, 2017. Saturn teaches us caution, helps build foundations of true knowledge and calls us to practical, useful and meaningful living. Saturn...

Film, Times & Events: Week of September 18

Films this WeekCheck out the movies playing locallyReviews Movie Times Santa Cruz area movie theaters > New This Week BLACK MASS Just when you thought you’d seen Johnny Depp at his creepiest, he puts on jagged tiny teeth and a blondish receding hairline to become the most infamous violent criminal in...
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