Gathering of Whales
On the white rocks, I can see the yellow heads of young pelicans. They are nervous of my presence. Walking on a small beach, I can remember my first sight of the blue whales that have returned to the marine areas of our region.
On the white rocks, I can see the yellow heads of young pelicans. They are nervous of my presence. Walking on a small beach, I can remember my first sight of the blue whales that have returned to the marine areas of our region.
18th Annual Mental Health Festival celebrates artists with mental illness in S.B.
Nearly 90 percent of it is not in the form of cash. (Remember this the next time you hear someone talk about how the government “prints more money” whenever they want.)
Uta Passow, a researcher in UC Santa Barbara’s Marine Science Institute, spent most of the past year in the Gulf of Mexico analyzing the environmental impact of oil spilled as a result of the Deepwater Horizon disaster in April 2010. Thanks to new funding by the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative (GRI), her scientific studies will continue for the next three years.
On Thursday, September 15th, 2011, I attended the 8th annual SBAOR’s (Santa Barbara Association of Realtor’s) Rooftop Realtor Appreciation party at the beautiful Canary hotel, hosted by JJ Lambert and Julian Michalowski of Sotheby’s International Realty, Santa Barbara.
Portable memorial will help area residents remember the fallen.
Santa Barbara author Jude Bijou serves up the recipe for a peaceful life in her new book Attitude Reconstruction.
I suppose I should be grateful for what the 24-hour cable news cycle has wrought — but I mostly find myself bemused and not a little disturbed, as well as amused.
I’m not an environmentalist. When the California condor was endangered because of our changing environment I was unmoved.
Lynda.com interviews Blake Mycoskie, who’ll tell the Arlington Theatre on October 1 how selling shoes can cave the world.