In the mid-20th century in USA, the Spanish Colonial Revival architectural design emerged. The Spanish Colonial style was used to model former Spanish colonies, although they later integrated into the American towns and cities. California is one of the places where this style can be seen the most. Santa Barbara experienced a bad earthquake in 1925… Read More…
Professor David Low, who works in UCSB’s Department of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology, plans to create a new global health and development research project named “Strategy for development of enteric pathogen-specific phage”. His research is concentrating on finding methods to manage serious bacterial pathogens that antibiotics can’t kill anymore. Kenny Slaught explains that Low will… Read More…
Crowdfunding sites started more than real estate 150 companies in US, despite having been around for just a couple of years. In places like Southern California, 20% of the population is an accredited investor. The number totals 7% for the rest of the country. Sites like CrowdEngine, RealtyShares, and CrowdForce enabled public fundraising. In some… Read More…
Santa Barbara’s most well known structures are El Pueblo Viejo district, situated downtown, old Hotel Virginia and the Old Mission’s pink towers where events are held. The County Courthouse displays gorgeous murals, and the clock tower and observation deck offer a scenic view of the region. The Lobero theatre was rebuilt by George Washington Smith… Read More…
Some of the top structures in Santa Barbara include El Pueblo Viejo district, the old Hotel Virginia and the Old Mission’s towers where events are held. The County Courthouse displays colorful murals, and the clock tower and observation deck give a panoramic view of the city. The Lobero theatre was founded in 1873, rebuilt in… Read More…
Multiple Hospice of Santa Barbara counsellors have obtained certification for EMDR, and are effectively integrated the cutting-edge therapy. The therapy has resulted in many clients have reporting greater feelings of ease and comfort than with talk therapy alone, as EMDR serves as an important complement to talk therapy for clients with particularly difficult grief or… Read More…
Santa Barbara has a community focused on charity, which makes it stronger, says Kenny Slaught. The town shows its commitment to giving through its many nonprofits. This long standing tradition was started in 1928, when the Santa Barbara Foundation was established. Local charity organizations are fast to respond to the community’s needs, and as a… Read More…
While talking about Hoover Dam’s history, Kenny Slaught mentions it was built during the Great Depression era, from 1931 to 1936. The structure cost $49 million, and was originally named Boulder Dam. Its name was changed as a reference to President Herbert Hoover, who was a major sponsor. The dam measures 379 meters in length,… Read More…
When it’s about teaching professionals who work in the network assistance field, Santa Barbara City College has a great standing. Kenny Slaught thinks that everyone engaging in this program will benefit from it. Engineers specializing in computer networks provide their colleagues with updates in data management and connectivity. There are many job openings and career… Read More…
Architect George Washington Smith started the Spanish Colonial Revival style 100 years back. Smith left Harvard to work in bond trading, and later planned to retire to Santa Barbara. The house he built was praised, prompting him to continue designing for the city. Smith used top quality materials and mixed the old with the new.… Read More…