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Bob Kieding
Jun 19, 2013 -
Sailing sea shells
My parents, brother and I struck out from Highland Park on the shores of Lake Michigan just after the end of World War II. Our 1941 Chevy was stuffed, as was the tarp-covered box on its roof. Three of us thought it to be a great vacation, but we later learned that it would turn out to be a lot more. Banks were open until noon Saturdays and my father, Ray Kieding, More»

  • Jun 12, 2013 -
  • The Transpac Yacht Race
  • Jun 5, 2013 -
  • USS Saginaw had eventful life
  • May 29, 2013 -
  • Buccaneer's ship possibly found off Panama
  • May 22, 2013 -
  • The clipper ships

    A DAD'S POV

    Bruce Sallan
    Jun 18, 2013 -
    Confronting sexual abuse
    Recently at #DadChat, we "took on" sexual abuse as our topic. It was a powerful chat with a powerful co-host in Rachel Thompson, author of "Broken Pieces," her very open and personal story about her own painful experience with sexual abuse. Rachel is not bashful or shy about attacking this subject. She is also not afraid to be frank. Consequently, this particular #DadChat hit home for many participants and provided some great takeaways. More»

  • Jun 11, 2013 -
  • Pouting, pride, and phamily
  • Jun 4, 2013 -
  • Men vs. women: Work-life balance
  • May 28, 2013 -
  • Am I a racist?
  • May 21, 2013 -
  • Kids as a second language

    NOT IF BUT WHEN

    Ted Adams and Michael S. Williams
    Jun 17, 2013 -
    Disaster planning as a neighborhood effort (Ted Adams)
    The Santa Barbara County Office of Emergency Management recently stated in a bulletin that, "in an emergency, first responders such as 9-1-1, police and fire are overwhelmed with help requests. In the critical first hour of an emergency, the people you will turn to for help are your neighbors. "By building your neighborhood emergency plan now you can determine who in your neighborhood has particular tools, skills and supplies so that when disaster strikes you can help yourself - More»

  • Jun 10, 2013 -
  • Noah - The first emergency manager (Michael S. Williams)
  • May 27, 2013 -
  • The customer is always wrong (Michael S. Williams)
  • May 20, 2013 -
  • Protecting against the vagaries of seasonal fire (Ted Adams)

    Pacific Log

    Peter Howorth
    Jun 16, 2013 -
    Sea lion mom and pup struggle to survive
    We've seen many births at the Santa Barbara Marine Mammal Center. Sometimes we've pulled pups out when they were stuck and even performed Caesarean operations when things weren't going well. Even so, none of this happens often because California sea lion pups normally are born on the Channel Islands. It always comes down to the mothers. When they come to us, it's only because they're in trouble. In this case, the mom had been suffering from domoic acid poisoning. More»

  • Jun 9, 2013 -
  • Domoic acid poisoning has returned to harm coastal life
  • Jun 2, 2013 -
  • Eroding bluffs pose landslide hazard
  • May 26, 2013 -
  • Friends remember influential scuba diver

    Growing Concerns

    Reka K. Badger
    Jun 15, 2013 -
    Growing Concerns: Garden gadgets for Father's Day
    Sunday is Father's Day and if the perfect gift for that special guy remains elusive, consider surprising him with some manly gadgets for the garden. Something helpful, brag-worthy or simply outrageous might ease his labors and even put a little fun into the yard work. For a do-it-yourself gift, fit a canvas tool caddy into a plastic 5-gallon bucket. Fill the pockets with a variety of hand tools, such as a pair of quality pruners, small trowel, folding saw, More»

  • Jun 1, 2013 -
  • Growing Concerns: June in full bloom for National Rose Month

    Mark Patton

    Mark Patton
    Jun 15, 2013 -
    Gauchos spring forward
    UCSB's athletic director got his Hollywood ending, after all. The last, bright lines of a very dark Gaucho sports year went something like this: 'Hey, Mark Massari! Gaucho baseball just made it to the NCAA Regionals for the first time in a dozen years. So what are you going to do next?" More»

  • Jun 13, 2013 -
  • It's show time for coach Shaw
  • Jun 8, 2013 -
  • Victory in a far corner of the world
  • Jun 1, 2013 -
  • A special place for the Pyramid
  • May 30, 2013 -
  • Taking it to the NCAAs, one Irish dance step at a time
  • May 25, 2013 -
  • Coach kept it forever young
  • May 23, 2013 -
  • Fame gets its start with family

    Business

    Sara Caputo
    Jun 15, 2013 -
    Clouding the productivity issue in a good way
    Productivity alert! This is for all the organizations, work teams, business owners leaders, and busy bees: Get your head in the clouds. Yes, in the clouds. Well, make that the "cloud." PODIO—it rhymes with rodeo (as in Santa Maria, not Beverly Hills) — is a collaborative platform in the cloud made up of a combination of apps that users select or create based on their needs. More»

  • Jun 1, 2013 -
  • Productivity rocks!

    Healthy mind, Healthy Future

    Glenn E. Miller
    Jun 15, 2013 -
    Healthy Mind, Healthy Future: What causes 'brain freeze'
    "Nothing burns like the cold." — George R.R. Martin, "A Game of Thrones" With summer just around the corner, what better time to discuss something we have all experienced: that nasty, short-lived but rather intense headache known as "brain freeze" (aka the "ice-cream headache"). More»

  • Jun 8, 2013 -
  • Healthy Mind, Healthy Future: Domestic violence, Part 2
  • Jun 1, 2013 -
  • Healthy Mind, Healthy Future: Domestic violence, Part 1
  • May 25, 2013 -
  • Healthy Mind, Healthy Future: Post-traumatic stress disorder

    History Naturally

    Ed Keller
    May 30, 2013 -
    Painted Cave: A gift from the past
    Caves have been special places for people since our distant past. As human beings, we evolved to nearly what we are today about 150,000 years ago. What information we have about Pleistocene people and their values starts approximately 35,000 years ago and extends to about 10,000 years ago. Much of the information comes from caverns in Spain and France, where Pleistocene people left their mark in terms of paintings, deep within the cavern itself. More»

  • May 23, 2013 -
  • Devereux Slough, oil seeps and Ellwood Mesa

    Honoring our War Heroes

    Frank Cox
    May 26, 2013 -
    Honoring Our War Heroes : Pilot earned Navy Cross in Pacific battles
    Bill Davis, an engineering student in his last semester at the University of Pennsylvania, was happily on his way with his girlfriend and her family to her uncle's farm in the countryside. Bill had big news to break. He had been hired upon graduation by RCA as an assistant plant manager at their Camden, N.J. plant. He thought that this might mean his wedding plans could commence. It was early on the morning of Dec. 7, 1941. More»


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