what kind a day does santa cruz mission have?
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Here are links to several websites regarding the Mission Santa Cruz...the "hard luck" mission.
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What is it you want to know?  I live in Santa Cruz County, California, where there are large commercial farms in the entire south county.  Most of the farm land is owned by lawyers and family trusts, and leased to the actual farmers.  They hire mostly Spanish-speaking field hands, use very modern equipment and techniques, and feed a good portion of the world.  Virtually every farm consists of one crop:  they are enormously specialized.  When you drive by the fields, they are row on row of the exact same variety of the exact same product, all the same size, separated by uniform spaces, all very automated.  They are clean and efficient, and many of them are certified organic.  It makes me mad when people are critical of "agribusiness."  Food would be at least twice as expensive and at least half as good without modern methods.\n\nYou can learn a great deal about farming from attending a county fair in an agricultural area.  Our Santa Cruz County Fair is truly unique, because Santa Cruz County is truly unique.  We have surfers, artists, small businesses, students (UCSC), tourists, farmers and lots of individualists who love it here.  If you can, come visit!  The County Fair is usually in September.
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Mission is the best place to live
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Treat yourself to one of the day spas, like La Costa or Joelles.  A day of pampering sound like a great B-Day treat!
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depends on the time of day.
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Go to this site for the mission's history.\n\nhttp://www.californiamissions.com/morehistory/sangabriel.html
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Spanish Missionaries lead by Father Junipero Serra were the first Europeans on the west coast of what is now the United States.  From their base in Mexico they set out establishing a chain of missions.  The locations the missionaries chose were often close to reliable water sources and arable land.  The missions atracted settlers and evolved into present day cities and towns.\n\nThe Mission Basilica San Diego = San Diego\n\nSanta Barbara, CA has a mission, so does San Lius Obispo, and San Francsico.
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1)  St. Teresa of the Child Jesus ("Little Flower)is the saint of aviators, florists, illness, forien missions, and Russia.  Her feast day is October 1.\n\n2)  St. Francis Xavier is saint of animals and forien missions. Feast Day, December 3.\n\n3) St Vincent Pallotti, saint of missionary priests. Feast Day January 22.
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How about a sunrise service in the park, the beach, or on a mountainside? You'd be in nature, surrounded by all the beauty God created. The sunrise would be the icing on the cake. Plus, it would give the preacher time to get back to the church for services there.
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Well, seems like you have two questions here, and since I don't know what they talked about at the summit in SLC today, I'll take a crack at the Santa Cruz question. The primary mode of trasnport will be gondolas, like the ones they use in Venice, Italy, since poor old Santa Cruz (one of my favorite towns!) has been badly damaged by earthquakes since the big one in '86. And I think that a few more will split the town up into little islands and make gondola or motorboat travel a viable option. (I'm half-kidding on this answer, by the way, and hope I am wrong!)
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Here you go:\nhttp://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/RS_OneDay.html
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Simple. Give to some charity trust. You don't need a day. You need just one miniute to do that
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I'm not sure but it may be 'Celebrate The Day'.
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There are nothing special sthings to do in our holidays, it depends on every city's mayor mood specially in Quito, August 10th was used to be the day where President gave the address but actually is on january 15th.\n\nThis year August 10th vacation is going to be traslated to Friday 11th so many people are going to go to beaches or other cities because the three days holiday, hope you can come to Ecuador sometime
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Depends on my mood and what's going on. Usually at least twice and at different churches. I'm exploring my faith right now. Thursday I went to morning Mass. Today (Saturday) I went to an Episcopal service. Tomorrow (or more like in a few hours) I'm going to Mass at 8:30, a service at the United Methodist church my family belongs to at 10:30, and later that evening I'm doing a liturgical dance at an eccumenical thanksgiving service with churches from the area of all denominations. \n\nI love going to church and would go everyday.
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I´ll probably go out on Sat. and Sun. since in Argentina we have a national holiday on Monday and I won´t go to work.\nMy mom´s birthday party is on sat. afternoon, and on Sunday we celebrate Father´s day, so, this will probably be a family eweekend during the afternoons and a wild weekend at night.
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Go to the Santa Cruz library or contact the newspaper directly