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Articles from Daily Newsletter on Dec 10, 2007		reads	comments
	Holiday Parade 2007 - Holiday Parade 2007: Santa Hats in the holiday parade are one of the four pillars in the Grand Slam of counting, the others being horses in the Fiesta Parade, Dogs in the Dog Parade, and drums in the Solstice Parade. In a long tradition that dates back to 2004, Ed counts these four things and keeps track of trends.	2083	add

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Nov 27, 2007		reads	comments
	SBCC Gadgets 2007 - SBCC Gadgets 2007 : With the iPod craze bordering on been there done that, and with the price of Apple Inc Stock at $172 per share, the dedicated staff of edhat.com journeyed once again to the same Junior College to count students using iPods and cell phones.	2161	add

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Nov 06, 2007		reads	comments
	State Street Palms - State Street Palms: Palm trees seem to grow well in Santa Barbara. Our climate is not exactly Tropical Island, but these straight and narrow trees cover our psychic and geographic landscape like morning fog in June.	2635	4

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Nov 02, 2007		reads	comments
	Yards Signs - Yards Signs: The dedicated staff went out to count the yard signs. We blue-lined the car, drove around using up non-renewable resources and emitting greenhouse gases, to survey neighborhoods all over town. Our sign-seeing tour turned into a marathon. We drove 26 miles in two and a half hours.	2372	10

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Sep 25, 2007		reads	comments
	Paper Cups - Paper Cups: In light of the upcoming panel on what is next of the newspaper, Ed thought that it would be a good idea to do a survey, establishing the baseline of where we are, usually a good place to start when you want to figure out where you are going.	2688	8

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Aug 14, 2007		reads	comments
	Fireside Chat - Fireside Chat: We went to the Mission. We were not there to pray that the fire would not come down the mountain. We were not there for spiritual guidance. We were there to count the number of people who visited the Fire Information Board set up for those seeking informational guidance about the situation at hand.	2255	2

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Aug 06, 2007		reads	comments
	Smoke and Mares - Smoke and Mares: The biggest concern regarding Fiesta however, does not involve guns or ashes. It is the precipitous decline in horses participating in our world famous horse parade.	2387	5

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jul 17, 2007		reads	comments
	Right To Bare Arms - Right To Bare Arms: We were at the mall to count the number of women who liked it hot, and wore long sleeved articles of clothing to achieve the effect.	2392	2

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jul 10, 2007		reads	comments
	Watch For Trends - Watch For Trends: After a full hour-long walk, wristing life and limb, we tabulated our data and concluded that yes, Virginia, there is a trend. This time there were significantly more timeless wrists than there were 3 years before.	2414	1

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jun 30, 2007		reads	comments
	iPhone Calling - iPhone Calling: Crowds of iWanters and iTraders lined up in front of iStores all over Santa Barbara on Friday to be the first coolest kids on the block to own the hottest electronic gadget to hit the streets since Tickle Me Elmo, the iPhone.	2834	3

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jun 19, 2007		reads	comments
	Ed Bares All - Ed Bares All: The dedicated staff went to beach to watch the change of season. We took along our silver-surveyors, Sand Shoes tally counters, to count the number of people walking barefoot on the beach. We started off our shoeless journey from Hendrys Beach and walked all the way up to Hope Ranch Beach, and back.	2399	1

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jun 04, 2007		reads	comments
	Don't Blame The Dog - Don't Blame The Dog: After watching the 13th Annual Big Dogs Parade bark its way down State Street, we were hounded by a nagging question that itched like a flea underneath a nylon collar. The question was this. Is the Dog Parade a parade of dogs, or is it a parade of people who own dogs?	3478	6

Articles from Daily Newsletter on May 29, 2007		reads	comments
	No Frog Weekend - No Frog Weekend: Last weekend, there were three full days chock full of al fresco artwork at the Mission. It was the I Madonnari Festival, one of the things that make each Memorial Day Weekend memorable. Every year since Edhat has been around, the dedicated staff of edhat.com has gone to the Mission to inspect the chalk paintings for certain key elements and tally them up with chalk marks on a clipboard.	2848	add

Articles from Daily Newsletter on May 01, 2007		reads	comments
	M-Day - M-Day: We went out looking for signs of the approaching day. We walked down State Street to see how many stores were advertising Mother's Day as a reason to walk in their doors and buy their stuff.	2448	1

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 30, 2007		reads	comments
	Rose Garden Ceremony - Rose Garden Ceremony: There are 3,895 subscribers to the Edhat Daily Newsletter. Last week, we invited all of them to the Rose Garden to celebrate the end of March EdNess and honor the contest winners. Last year we did the same, and despite the fact that we were offering free wine, only seven subscribers showed up. This year there was no free wine, so we wondered if any one would show up - except for the winner that is.	3476	3

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 24, 2007		reads	comments
	Plates Runneth Over - Plates Runneth Over: Yesterday was the fourth time in Edhat history that the dedicated staff of edhat.com drove around town looking for outofstate license plates. And, if our memory serves, and it is not just that we have grown weary and impatient through these years of Ed, - those outofstate plates were much harder to find this time.	2199	2

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 20, 2007		reads	comments
	Cones of Silence - Cones of Silence: On Chapala Street the construction never ends, the Andalucia Hotel coned up the road for well over a year. Today, two mixed use developments have taken over that task. This week, on the block of Chapala between Figueroa Street and Anapamu, cones are being put up daily to block three of the four oneway lanes on the road, even though there is absolutely no construction activity to be seen except a small piece of equipment parked by the side of the road.	2737	1

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 13, 2007		reads	comments
	Pool of Ed - Pool of Ed: The dedicated staff counted pools in a local neighborhood. The neighborhood we chose was in Goleta, the area bounded by Fairview and Patterson between Calle Real and Cathedral Oaks. We chose this particular neighborhood because it is filled with traditional suburban tract homes, wide streets where kids used to play, and lots of pools. We also picked this neighborhood because it is a rectangular region, one that is easy to keep track of on an online map showing satellite images.	2603	3

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 10, 2007		reads	comments
	Way To Go! - Way To Go!: If you have ever been on the Cabrillo Bikeway, you know that the word way really is not the issue at all. The fact of the matter is that there are more walkers, runners, babystroller pushers, and surreyers going your way or the other way than there are bikes going any which way at all.	2678	7

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Feb 27, 2007		reads	comments
	Coffee Shop Talk - Coffee Shop Talk: Coffee shops do more than sell coffee and muffins. They also provide places to meet, places to study, places to hookup to wireless networks, and places to pick up your wallet after it falls out of your pocket while walking in a parking lot.	2635	3

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Feb 13, 2007		reads	comments
	Roses Are Ed - Roses Are Ed: All we had to do was mosey on down to Sees Candy Shop and count the number people in the store. And, oh yeah. If we felt like it, we could bring back a box of dark chocolates to the office for everyone, Ed, to share.	3735	1

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jan 19, 2007		reads	comments
	Ed Scarfs Out - Ed Scarfs Out: By 8:30 in the morning, the mercury was already up to 46. That was the time and the degrees when the dedicated staff of edhat.com turned on the heater in the green car to prowl the streets of downtown Santa Barbara. Our goal was to find women who were wearing scarves around their necks.	2952	2

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jan 09, 2007		reads	comments
	Songs By The Doors - Songs By The Doors: The dedicated staff of edhat.com left our iPods in the car and took a little stroll down State Street and into Paseo Nuevo. As we walked past each store, we stopped, looked, and listened. We wanted to see if we could hear the inside music from the outside.	2790	2

Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jan 05, 2007		reads	comments
	Celling Out - Celling Out: Yesterday the dedicated staff of edhat.com was counting drivers on cell phones during the evening rush hour on the Carrillo Corridor. Ed thought that maybe at this time of day, when people are trying to hookup with friends, get kids to soccer practice, and figure out whats for dinner, they might be more inclined to forgo the stigma of driving under the influence of communication in order to make some headway in resolving issues in their complicated lives.	3181	3
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