Women’s Economic Ventures Fall business Training Programs Start in September
Free one-hour orientations are first step to decide if entrepreneurship is right for you
Year: 2011
Researchers Develop Quantum Computing System that Resists ‘Quantum Bug’
Scientists have taken a new step toward quantum computing, which will use quantum mechanics to revolutionize the way information is processed. This research appears in the online version of Nature magazine.
Thanks for Playing
The Pet Psychic polls her animals on what it means to be grateful.
Gordon Morez: 1923-2011
He bought his old highway patrol car at auction when he quit being a cop to become an art teacher.
Greek Spinach Pie for a Palm Reading
The life of a vendor: Batya trades food for readings with Colombians in Columbus
Report from California Wine Festival
Wine writer braves crowds to sample sips from wine regions near and far.
La Patera Elementary Reunion
About 30 of the Goleta school’s first students after it opened in 1964, gathered there Friday, July 22, 2011, to open a time capsule.
Kickin’ for Haven Reaches Goal
Martial Arts Family Fitness (MAFF), a family-owned and operated school dedicated to improving lives through martial arts, announced that “Kickin’ for Haven”, a fundraiser for Mendies Haven, a home for orphaned and abandoned children in Katmandu, Nepal, met its goal of raising $15,000. Students and staff of the school participated in this annual event.
Hyatt Santa Barbara Proudly Raises a Flag Along Central Coast’s American Riviera
Hotel Mar Monte, Santa Barbara’s much-loved, 80-year old oceanfront property, will proudly raise the Hyatt flag as it becomes Hyatt Santa Barbara. This landmark hotel, a community and visitor’s destination for generations, has been undergoing extensive renovations to all guest rooms, meeting rooms and public spaces since February.
Portraits of Survival: Maria Segal Remembers
Holocaust survivor dedicates time to teaching; shares her experience
