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With anticipation for the first match in New Mexico United’s brief history reaching a fever pitch, the club is set to announce several more player signings before the first whistle blows on March 9. However, the core of the group has coalesced over the last eight months, and the inaugural roster has largely been set.
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Julia Butterfly Hill chronicles the two years she spent living 180 feet up in the branches of an ancient tree, on a tiny platform exposed to the wind, snow, sun and rain in her book “The Legacy of Luna.” She went 738 days without ever touching the ground.
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Just west of Carlsbad lies what may be New Mexico’s next national monument: Otero Mesa.
It’s 100 degrees, possibly hotter, on the ground, but Daniel Richmond is on his knees pouring fine sand over searing hot metal stencils at the Downtown Civic Plaza.
Dance and photography seem to be at opposite ends of the artistic spectrum. After all, dance is about movement, and photography captures a moment. But it’s these notions that Joyce Neimanas hopes to work against.
Student Daniel Richmond pours red Jemez dirt on metal stencils at Smith Plaza on Wednesday, leaving the names of all species on the 2008 endangered species list. Richmond, a grad student, said he hadn’t realized so many species were threatened and wanted to increase awareness.
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