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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Dec 14, 2006 |
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Ed Shutters To Think - Ed Shutters To Think: In some places in the world, they put shutters on the windows to control light, and provide privacy and protection. Storm shutters make sure the wind doesn’t blow the windows in, or break them by crashing something against it. Of course, in Santa Barbara we know nothing about this.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Dec 07, 2006 |
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Arrow Minded - Arrow Minded: We noticed the arrow as we were walking around looking for things to photograph. On a whim, we ventured inside the Courthouse to ask at the visitor's desk if anyone knew anything about it.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Nov 30, 2006 |
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Pioneering Spirit - Pioneering Spirit: In front of the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum, located in the old Naval Reserve Center, there is an old retired submersible, a small submarine used for research and exploration.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Nov 16, 2006 |
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Bench Press - Bench Press: So, how do we judge yesterday's picture? May we approach the bench? The rock wall surrounding the bench was a rocksolid clue that the bench in question was somewhere around the Mission, either on the East Side or on the Riviera.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Nov 09, 2006 |
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Rated PG For Confusion - Rated PG For Confusion: G for P ... P for down. Is that like the kids joke where you ask your friend to spell pig backwards and then say, funny? Or, maybe it is some cryptic message that foretold the election results on Tuesday, some play on G.O.P., the party that went down in Tuesdays election.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Nov 02, 2006 |
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Saint Sighting - Saint Sighting: Yesterdays Wednesday Where Is It sure was a tough one to find. It was a picture of a saint sitting in the bushes with birds, holding up eight fingers like some sort of 13th century version of a Gang sign.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Oct 26, 2006 |
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Green Building - Green Building: The structure itself does not have an address. It is located on APS just before the roundabout as you head down the hill from the Riviera. The structure is on the right hand side of the road where APS crosses Sycamore Creek, and it looks over the creek like a loyal friend. On the structure and in the surrounding area, there is no indication of who owns it or why it's there.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Oct 19, 2006 |
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Ed Takes A Lickin' - Ed Takes A Lickin': Green Stamps were around before Greenspan and before green homes. They were around before Green Acres and the Green Berets. But today, even though the Santa Cruz Market in Old Town Goleta still has a cool S and H Green Stamps sign on the top of their building, the stamps have stopped.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Oct 12, 2006 |
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Danger a'Ed - Danger a'Ed: Yesterdays Wednesday Where Is It was a picture of a dirty sign, not dirty as in sectional content, but dirty as in, it has a big smudge of ketchup or blood or something on it. So, what dangerous sport in town would warrant such a sign? We left that up to our dedicated subscribers to figure out.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Oct 05, 2006 |
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Life is Like A Box Of Chocolate Milk - Life is Like A Box Of Chocolate Milk: Yesterdays picture was of a box of Nesquik sitting on top of a dirty car. We had no illusions of importance. There was no hope that George Washington drank cocoa here, or that this was the famous Oprah car, she recently drove crosscountry. Nope, we were pretty darn sure that this was just a car, and for some reason someone had put an extra large box of trash on top of it and left it there.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Sep 28, 2006 |
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Blue Light Special - Blue Light Special: There are two places in town where the traffic light mountings, the poles and the arm that hangs over the street, are blue. At one location, the blue poles are decorated with red hash marks. At the other location, the poles are decorated with yellow hash marks. Figure out what’s going on? If you cannot, maybe you should go back to school. High Schools, that is.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Sep 14, 2006 |
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City College Lights - City College Lights: Every once in a while our Wednesday Where Is It instincts come up a bit short. Yesterday was such a day. In case you have never noticed, on the western side of the grandstands at the Santa Barbara City College stadium, track, football, soccer, whatever, there is a yellow spherical light on a pole. The sphere is cracked. Yesterdays WWII was a picture of this light.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Sep 07, 2006 |
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Fast Cars & Fine Art - Fast Cars & Fine Art: There is a machine shop on the corner of Nopal and Reddick that specializes in pipe bending. The shop is a family owned business that has been around since 1965. So what, you ask? Well truth be told, there’s a lot of cool stuff going on there.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Aug 31, 2006 |
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Last Picture Show - Last Picture Show: The Twin Cinema was beyond repair and would be torn down when work began on the lot across the street. The only valuable part of the Cinema that remains is the marquee. Edhat put dibbies on it, but we will see.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Aug 24, 2006 |
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Windows of Mystery - Windows of Mystery: The owners of the Victoria Theater are now in the process of making the outside of the building look as nice as the inside. For one thing they are painting with the same colors as the building had when it was built in 1921 as a First Baptist Church.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Aug 17, 2006 |
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Sun In Your Eyes - Sun In Your Eyes: The mural shows the bottom half of a sun with rays emitting from it in all directions. Below the sun is a field of flowers, poppies we think. The reason that only half the sun is showing is because the roofline cuts off the other half. From our picture, you can see the blue sky contrasts nicely with the subtle colors of the mural.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Aug 10, 2006 |
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XIT ED - XIT ED: At the APS and Loma Media location there are 2 XIT signs and 1 SLO sign. The words XIT and SLO are fashioned from small red reflectors. One of the XIT signs was the subject of yesterdays Wednesday Where Is It picture.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Aug 09, 2006 |
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News and a New WWII - News and a New WWII: This is Day Two of trying new things. Yesterday we received a lot of positive feedback about both the new format and the opinion piece. Thank you. Some people were concerned that this new format meant an end to our Daily Edhat articles. Rest assured, the desire to count and explore is too great to suppress.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Aug 03, 2006 |
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Moor Than Just An Arch - Moor Than Just An Arch: The building on the east 300 block of State Street was shook out of commission in the quake like others, but it was not revived in Spanish Revival at all. Instead, it was built in the Moorish style. That building, once called the Seaside Oil Company Building and the Alhambra Building, and now called the Andalucia Building, was the location of the picture in yesterdays Wednesday Where Is It.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jul 27, 2006 |
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That Old Rincon Bell - That Old Rincon Bell: Our bell stumped the band and the entire dedicated subscribership of edhat.com. Either everyone was in a funk, or maybe just gone surfing because, no one identified the correct location until 11 oclock last night, when one Edhat night owl chimed in to tell us that the bell was in the funk zone on St. Helena Street, just across from the Italian Pottery Outlet, between a used book store and a skate shop.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jul 20, 2006 |
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Windows To The Past - Windows To The Past: In fact, the windows shown in yesterdays WWII were on the backside of that Hotel. The picture was taken from the parking lot behind Pierre La Fond, the one that connects to State Street by the alley with the outdoor market where they burn incense.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jul 13, 2006 |
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Bridges of Edison County - Bridges of Edison County: Edhat paid attention to bridges, and only the small ones. We drove around town taking pictures of all the foot and bike bridges that we could think of, and that our little green car would take us to. From the bike paths of Goleta to the parks in the City, we crossed and photographed them all.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jul 06, 2006 |
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Ed's a Street Talker - Ed's a Street Talker: In 2001, the residents of the 14 houses on Dixon Street, a short dead-end street off of Grove Lane, in what some people call San Roque, decided that the name of their street was not to their liking and was possibly lowering their property values. The dedicated staff of edhat.com is not quite sure how they reached this conclusion. The name Dixon reminds us of Room 222, pencils, and battle lines in the Civil War.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jun 29, 2006 |
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Tots - Tots: The Tots Sign is just a decoration on the outside of the playground fence. The play structure was updated in the not so distant past, but as far as we can tell, the sign has been there since many of us were tots. One subscriber yesterday said, at least 30 years. That works. FYI, Ore Ida Tater Tots were invented in 1953.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jun 22, 2006 |
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No More School - No More School: Where today sits one of the two lawn bowling spots in town, the one with artificial turf, once was, from 1902 to 1924, the home of Santa Barbara High School. The only thing left of the old high school is the cornerstone, still bearing its inscription.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jun 15, 2006 |
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Sister Sea Horse - Sister Sea Horse: When you start out on your walk along the Harbor, just after the General Store and just before the Yacht Club, you pass a little statue that seems sort of out of place. The statue is of a little boy riding on the back of an oversized seahorse.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jun 08, 2006 |
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Goodbye Ed Brick Wall - Goodbye Ed Brick Wall: The other day when the dedicated staff of edhat.com was taking pictures of the disparity in gas station attendance between the two stations at the corner of Mission and State, we noticed some men knocking down a brick wall. We took a picture of them. And, when we looked at the picture, we thought it came out pretty well. So, we thought, why not use that cool picture for the WWII?
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jun 01, 2006 |
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Ed Finds A Cannon - Ed Finds A Cannon: One of the earliest nonNative American stories of Santa Barbara is of the cannon that was lost off a ship in the early part of the nineteenth century. The story was so important that they named one of the first streets after it, Canon Perdido, Lost Cannon in Spanish.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on May 25, 2006 |
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The Slough Lagoon - The Slough Lagoon: Devereux Slough, pronounced Dev Er Oh Slew, is not the name of a famous racehorse. Coal Oil Point Reserve is not a type of a wine. And, the picture shown in yesterdays Wednesday Where Is It is not of Goleta Slough and not of Lake Los Carneros. The picture is of the Devereux Slough just west of UCSB.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on May 18, 2006 |
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Arrow Ed - Arrow Ed: Yesterdays Wednesday Where Is It was definitely a trick question. Ed thought it was a trick that everyone knew about like, What is a Henway? or playing The White Album backwards. Actually, the secret to yesterday’s WWII was revealed on 60 Minutes a couple of years ago. Everyone watches 60 Minutes, right?
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on May 11, 2006 |
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Nice Rug - Nice Rug: Todays Daily Edhat will start out with a pun, and work from there. The picture shown for yesterdays Wednesday Where Is It is of a house on an alleyway just behind State Street, off of Guttierrez.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on May 04, 2006 |
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Shady Sundial - Shady Sundial: Across the way is the Paseo Nuevo Cinemas. The marquis shows todays movies are The Sentinel, United 93, Friends with Money, and Thank You For Smoking. Above the marquis is a little balcony. And above the balcony is the sundial featured as yesterdays Wednesday Where Is It picture.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 27, 2006 |
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Old Shoes - Old Shoes: There was a time when State and Carrillo was the home to many local shoe stores. One of those stores was Rodenbecks at 1019 State Street. And it still says the name of the store on the pavement by the front entrance. That is where we took yesterdays WWII picture.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 20, 2006 |
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Park Your Card - Park Your Card: But yesterdays picture was not on the beaten path. And, only one person identified it correctly. Predictably, that person was Tommy Noodleman, a member of EdNess elite. He knew that the spade was in the small parking lot in front of the Mac Mechanic on Gutierrez, across the street from Smart and Final.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 13, 2006 |
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Hand It To Ed - Hand It To Ed: In 1995, a person named Danny died of a drug overdose. He would have been just one of millions, but his parents, in an attempt to male something good out of something bad, started climbing tall mountains in order to raise money to help treat adolescents with substance abuse problems
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 06, 2006 |
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Dear Ed - Dear Ed: The dedicated staff of edhat.com walked into the Takenoya restaurant on Calle Real in Goleta yesterday, and asked the hostess why they have marble deer statues on the lawn in front of the building.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Apr 03, 2006 |
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And The Winner Is ... - And The Winner Is ...: Tonight UCLA takes on the University of Florida to decide the 2006 NCAA basketball championship. They call it March Madness, even though it starts in mid-March and ends in April. As you know all too well, Edhat had its own March Madness this year.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 31, 2006 |
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When the Going Gets Tough - When the Going Gets Tough: Yesterdays Where Is It pictures were a couple of double black diamonds. As with anything else at Edhat, it was a deliberate strategic move carefully planned by Ed and the dedicated staff to achieve a defined objective in an optimal manner.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 30, 2006 |
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Dome Madness - Dome Madness: Yesterdays two Where Is It photos were easier to locate using the objects in the backgrounds than from the main subject in the pictures themselves.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 29, 2006 |
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Ness is Child's Play - Ness is Child's Play: The dedicated staff is still on vacation, looking for Ed in all the wrong places. Here we give you a brief summary of where yesterdays pictures were taken, and a link to todays pictures as well.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 28, 2006 |
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Pedestrian Bridge and Tyler Too - Pedestrian Bridge and Tyler Too: The two pictures shown yesterday were the picture of the orange metal birds was taken at the west entrance to the Ortega pedestrian over crossing, and the picture of the sign welcoming home Tyler Brooks Fien was taken at the entrance to the Coast Guard Residences at the end of Shoreline Drive, where it turns into Meigs Rd.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 27, 2006 |
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The Famous Mr. JEDlicka - The Famous Mr. JEDlicka: Yesterday, we showed you two pictures. One was of the horse in front of Jedlickas on De la Vina Street. The other was of some spotlights in the Sunken Garden at the Courthouse.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 24, 2006 |
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Not Your Garden Variety Sign - Not Your Garden Variety Sign: If you wanted to know where the colorful map shown in yesterdays WWII was, all you had to do was read what it said on the map. The dedicated staff of edhat.com called it an Ed giveaway. Right there on the map, right below the dotted line. Well its really a dashed line. It says, Firescape Garden Boundary.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 23, 2006 |
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Ed Some Light on the Matter - Ed Some Light on the Matter: For the last 10 years, the Central Library has been the host of a light show. Not light reading, but actual light, like the stuff that comes in lamps and through the window. And, we are not talking about the Pink Floyd laser shows at the planetarium, either. It is much simpler than that.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 22, 2006 |
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Double Dolphin Day - Double Dolphin Day: Santa Barbara is digby over dolphins. There are statues and fountains all over the place, depicting our friends who live in a world full of wonder, flying there under, under the sea.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 21, 2006 |
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Face on the Bar Room Wall - Face on the Bar Room Wall: If you happen to find yourself in the old bar at Paradise Cafe on a cold rainy night, you might notice a shadowy figure in the corner, wearing a hat, sipping on a beer, and watching the crowd as they play their parts in the show we call Santa Barbara.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 20, 2006 |
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Under The Freeway - Under The Freeway: The 1991 shown in the picture is on the bridge over the State Street under-crossing. Back in 1991, the biggest project in the City. It was turning THE 101 into a real freeway.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 17, 2006 |
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Church of Bowling - Church of Bowling: Zodos was an easy spot for many of our dedicated subscribers, but not as easy as the open front door of Church of Skatan. Shortys, a local brand on the skate world brandscape, owns the store.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 16, 2006 |
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Million Dollar Secret - Million Dollar Secret: The Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum is holding their Third Annual million dollar Santa Barbara Home Giveaway. By purchasing a $150 raffle ticket, you can be in the running to win a Santa Barbara home, recently appraised at $1 million dollars, or the equivalent in cash.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 15, 2006 |
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Beware the Eds of March - Beware the Eds of March: At Edhat we live by the credo that if something looks interesting, it usually is. The Edhat Dog has a variation on this theme. She believes that if something looks edible, it usually is.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 14, 2006 |
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Portrait of Edhat Today - Portrait of Edhat Today: In case you do not pay attention to these things, the teams were picked and the brackets were announced for the other March Madness, the one involving college basketball. As usual there was controversy regarding which teams made it to the big show, and which did not.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 13, 2006 |
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Nu Faces in Town - Nu Faces in Town: Restaurant Nu currently occupies the courtyard at 1129 State Street. A bunch of restaurants, all new at one time, have occupied that courtyard in recent years. There have been so many that the dedicated staff of edhat.com cannot remember them all.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 10, 2006 |
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Bridge Over Aerated Water - Bridge Over Aerated Water: Yesterday, to put an end to this erosion of self esteem that is cutting to the core of our quality of life in our little blue city by the big blue sea, Ed threw out softball. The train bridge shown in the picture is on Hollister near Modoc. It is near the place where the Painted Cave fire jumped the freeway in 1990.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 09, 2006 |
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Funky Doory - Funky Doory: Just how many drivers go down that road and do not notice the strange looking door. Driving on Haley just past Anacapa, you cannot tell that the door is blocked on the other side by a couch, but you really can’t miss it. It is next to the VCR repair store.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 08, 2006 |
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Ed is the Gatekeeper - Ed is the Gatekeeper: Back when some of the members of the dedicated staff sent their kids to the Cathedral Oaks School, there was just a common gate in front, one that was hard to open and close if we remember correctly.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 07, 2006 |
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Ed Finds Beauty - Ed Finds Beauty: There are some who believe that Nefertiti was the most beautiful woman ever to live, even more beautiful than Christie Brinkley, Reese Witherspoon, and the Edhat dog. The basis for this claim is a statue known as the Berlin Bust, found in the workshop of the famous sculptor Thutmose. It is one of the most copied works of ancient Egypt.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 06, 2006 |
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Fooled by Filtration - Fooled by Filtration: Did you watch the Academy Awards last night? Maybe you missed it. Maybe they showed it after you went to bed. It went something like this, And the winner for best supporting mattress is ...
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Mar 03, 2006 |
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One if by Plane, Two if by Sea - One if by Plane, Two if by Sea: For the second mad day of March EdNess, we showed our subscribers a picture of a propeller and a picture of something that looked like a directional sign. Subscribers were propelled to answer the airport to both questions
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Feb 23, 2006 |
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3 Plaques You're Out - 3 Plaques You're Out: The dedicated staff of edhat.com has often complained about plaques in town. Now, here is another anomaly in the placement of plaques, three identical plaques in the same shopping mall.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Feb 16, 2006 |
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Hope For Ed - Hope For Ed: Everyone knows that Goleta is famous for lemons. There is even a Lemon Festival with a lemon pie eating contest. But, apparently not many people know about the limekiln that sits at the entrance to Hope Ranch. The kiln, a relic of a time long ago sits right next to an open house directory sign. Given that these days, homes for sale in Hope Ranch are advertised in national magazines, not roadside kiosks, the directory is also a relic.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Feb 02, 2006 |
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12 More Days of Festival - 12 More Days of Festival: Yesterdays Wednesday Where Is It picture was of some turtles relaxing on a rock, no shadows, but plenty of shell. Actually a shell game, one played by Ed on our dedicated subscribers. We received over two hundred entries identifying the picture location as Alice Keck Park Park. Dont you just love saying Park Park? But, those entries were wrong.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jan 19, 2006 |
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New Lot in Life - New Lot in Life: For those of you who have not seen the balloons, or the live web cam on the Granada Garage website, the garage is open for business. If you are looking for some space, or a place to rest your weary tires, check out the newest lot in town. Right now, there is plenty of room at the inn. Even though 2, 3, and R are not car-ready, B1 and B2 are as empty as neighborhood streets during winter break.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jan 12, 2006 |
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Chumash Island - Chumash Island: When they built the new 154 101 interchange a couple of years back, it looks like they had a little leftover cash. They used that money to put in some attractive tile mosaics on two traffic islands, one on each side of THE 101. And yes, for all you east coast folks who email in about the curiosities of California lingo ... it is THE 101.
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| Articles from Daily Newsletter on Jan 04, 2006 |
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Hisses For Ed - Hisses For Ed: The picture for yesterdays New Years Where Is It turned out not to hold a New Years Place of Distinction (NYPD). It was easy to tell that the picture was a snake wrapped around a pole. But, it turned out to be a snake in the grass for our dedicated subscribers. No one knew where it was.
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