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Together we can change the world
Back to back, Earth flag unfurled
Our green, the leaves; our gold, the sun
We dedicate water to the salmon run
Our friends are respected, and not vivisected
All of the creatures on Earth are connected
With hearts soft as lupine and stronger than granite
We’re changing the course and healing our planet!
I just saw the cover for your 12/6 to 12/13 issue and wanted to provide feedback that I was quite disturbed by the image of the “rodeo star” aggressively handling the steer.
Trying to calculate how long it would take me to ride from my house downtown to Patterson Avenue (to pick up my new specs), I came across an astounding fact on Wikipedia: “ … up to 99 percent of the energy delivered by the rider into the pedals is transmitted to the wheels.”
Remember Christmas days in the past?
I have held the Santa Barbara Independent in high regard, as a publication that stands up to the powerful and speaks for those whose voices are not heard.
It is very wise to buy food from the local farmers’ markets and, if at all possible, to grow some food at home with heirloom seeds.
Praises to Matt Kettmann for his insightful summation of the Natural History Museum’s future and the recognition of Dr. Karl Hutterer’s long and successful career.
The former Boy Scout lost self-esteem and jobs as a result of abuse suffered as a teen.
Mark Kram’s letter to the editor (“Fracking Water”) opens an interesting Pandora’s box.
Did the Independent‘s sneering quip “…he doesn’t walk on water. Get over it,” represent this paper’s attitude toward Obama’s murder of suspected terrorists in other countries who are American citizens; his murder of wives, children, and neighbors of suspects
