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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Dec 16, 2004 |
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Open Wide - Open Wide: The tooth you see in the picture on the right hangs in front of Dr. Campbell Dentistry on lower State Street. It is right next to Aaron Brothers and kitty corner to Joes. The tooth, a molar we believe, is pure white outlined by a strip of metal.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Dec 09, 2004 |
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Garden of Ed - Garden of Ed: The dedicated staff of edhat.com got to tour the back forty of Yanonali Garden with Ricardo Venegas from the Franklin Center. Ricardo was great - he knew every plant and every gardener like they were family, and he was happy to share.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Nov 18, 2004 |
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The Sign at Mel's - The Sign at Mel's: Most subscribers figured out that the photo we showed you yesterday in the Wednesday Where Is It (WWII) contest was a representation of a cocktail glass. Most people guessed that the picture was of a bar. Rocks got the most votes. But, the actual location was right around the corner from Rocks. It was the bottom square on the old Mels sign.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Nov 15, 2004 |
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The Cat on the Wall - The Cat on the Wall: If you are parking in this lot because you are being forced by the nearby lot closure or just to feel the warm glow of the attendant, you should look up on the wall that divides the lot from Anapamu. There, across from the Karpells Manuscript Museum … there, between Crispin Leather and the new mixed-use building … there, on top of the wall, sits a little black cat with painted on whiskers and two empty eye sockets which used to contain marbles.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Nov 04, 2004 |
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Ed Stops The Bus - Ed Stops The Bus: The picture shown in Yesterdays Wednesday Where Is It (WWII) was of one of the two beach ball seats at that bus stop. The stop itself is located on Hitchcock Road in front of the Rancho Franciscan, an apartment complex for persons 62 years old and older.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Oct 28, 2004 |
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Ed Comes Clean - Ed Comes Clean: In 1970, the oil companies operating in the Santa Barbara Channel got together to form an oil spill response organization (OSRO) capable of reacting to offshore spills and providing clean up. It was called Clean Seas.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Oct 21, 2004 |
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Ed takes the High Road - Ed takes the High Road: For those of you who dont ride your bikes behind the Riviera, or run the Pier to Peak race, you might not be familar with Mountain Drive - one of the most beautiful roads in town.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Oct 14, 2004 |
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Noisy Fountain, Quiet Lobby - Noisy Fountain, Quiet Lobby: Yesterday, the dedicated staff of edhat.com went to the Ed Lion to see if we could find out more about the fountain. Just for kicks and giggles, we took our noise meter with us to measure the trickling sound of water.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Sep 23, 2004 |
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The Art No One Knew - The Art No One Knew: The reason that the dedicated staff of edhat.com was drawn to El Dorado was not dreams of riches – gold or commercial real estate. We were drawn to the building by the piece of art attached to the front.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Sep 17, 2004 |
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Monuments on Milpas - Monuments on Milpas: Thousands of Santa Barbarians drive past the establishment every day and hardly even give the tombstone, or the two others right next to it, a glance. In case you were wondering, no one is buried there. We were wondering. We asked.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Sep 09, 2004 |
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The Lion, the Trough, and Ed - The Lion, the Trough, and Ed: While everyone cool calls our trough the Lions Head, its real name is the Charles Caldwell Park Memorial Trough. Yes, thats right. Santa Barbara has a memorial trough. How cool is that?
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Sep 03, 2004 |
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All is Well with Ed - All is Well with Ed: Did you hear about the 11 holes in the ground? Well, they are on Equestrian Avenue in Santa Barbara. At this point in time we are not exactly sure what those holes are doing there. They each have a green and rusty old metal top on them. Each top has a letter stenciled on it. Reading left to right they spell KJIHGFEDCBA. From right to left to right they spell ABCDEFGHIJK.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jul 27, 2004 |
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Tile M for Map - Tile M for Map: A cool mosaic tile map is on the sidewalk at Hendry's Beach in front of the Water Resources Center.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jul 22, 2004 |
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The Plazas of Santa Barbara - The Plazas of Santa Barbara: There are plenty of Plazas in Santa Barbara. But, there is only one plaza named, "The Plaza".
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jul 15, 2004 |
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It's a bird. It's a plane. It's a frog! - It's a bird. It's a plane. It's a frog!: At the Frog Shrine on Paterna Road you will find plastic frogs, rubber frogs, stuffed frogs, ceramic frogs, frog thermometers, frog PEZ dispensers, frog piggy banks, and frog potholders.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jun 24, 2004 |
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Art Deco and Arco - Art Deco and Arco: Haig Patigian's art deco statues sit in front of the UCSB Student Health Services Building. The originally were at the Richfield Oil Builing in downtown Los Angeles.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on May 25, 2004 |
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Duke and Earl - Duke and Earl: The statue of Earl Warren at the showgrounds is by Duke Sedgwick who donated the Sedgwick reserve to UCSB.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on May 13, 2004 |
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The New APCD Building - The new APCD Building: The new building between the freeway and the County Jail is built to be green and occupied by the APCD, SBCAG, and County Social Services.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 28, 2004 |
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Ed and the Art of America - Ed and the Art of America: The SB Museum of Art is currently showing an Art of Americas exhibit which shows identity, people, places, and things from the two continents side-by-side, not separated by geography as is typically done.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 21, 2004 |
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Ed's New Office - Ed's New Office: Identify the location of the new edhat.com office.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 31, 2004 |
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Ed and the Giant Crane - Ed and the Giant Crane: We looked at the construction project underway at the Carrillo and Chapala intersection. The new luxury hotel sure will look nice, thanks to that BIG crane.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 23, 2004 |
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Ed Meets Wind-A-Ma-Jig - Ed Meets Wind-A-Ma-Jig: Local philanthropist David Bermant brought New York artist George Rhoads' Wind-A-Ma-Jig sculpture to Goleta Beach in 1990 amidst much controversy.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Feb 12, 2004 |
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Sakajawea, A Great Western Hero - Sakajawea, A Great Western Hero: Ed investigates what brought Harry Jackson's Sakajawea statue to the corner of State and Victoria Streets.
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