Guide to photographing and visiting Santa Barbara, the jewel of the California Coast. The post Santa Barbara Travel & Photo Guide appeared first on PhotowalksTV.| PhotowalksTV
I started a tradition a little while back where every year we have a special departmental colloquium entitled "The Nobel Prize in Physics: Who/What/Why". This year my job in finding speakers was made easier by having 2/3 of this years newly-minted Nobel Prize winners in physics in the Department! (Michel Devoret and John Martinis.) So our room was a bit more well-attended than normal...(hundreds and hundreds rather than dozens and dozens). Here is a recording of the event, which I was delight...| Asymptotia
Spring Salad at Satellite Santa Barbara in Edible Santa Barbara Want the Yuzu Snap Pea Salad recipe? Get it here. One thing we can always count on is this: with Spring comes light. Each day brings more light, warming the earth and the soil, encouraging new life. All over Santa Barbara County, new growth and pretty colors…| Cali Coast Wine Country
Tune-in alert: upcoming episodes of Photowalks for October, including visits to Barcelona, Santa Barbara, California, Columbus, Ohio and San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge The post PhotowalksTV in October appeared first on PhotowalksTV.| PhotowalksTV
Rascal's Vegan Restaurant Serving Seriously Perfect Mexican Food - in Edible Santa Barbara Want the Spicy Elote recipe? Get it here. Tucked away on East Haley Street, Rascal’s is a vibrant culinary gem that brings the bold, comforting flavors of Mexico City to Santa Barbara—without a trace of animal products. What began as pop-ups and catering…| Cali Coast Wine Country
A taste of Denmark in Southern California! Solvang’s windmills, bakeries, and walkable charm make it a perfect family getaway. The post Why Visit Solvang, California? Discover Its Danish Charm appeared first on Gone with the Gastons.| Gone with the Gastons
Santa Barbara is home to intriguing bookstores. Visit Chaucer's Bookstore, The Book Den, and Godmothers bookstore and cafe for reading fun.| Exploring Our World
Thanks to everyone who made all those kind remarks in various places last month after my mother died. I've not responded individually (I did not have the strength) but I did read them all and they were deeply appreciated. Yesterday would’ve been mum‘s 93rd birthday. A little side-note occurred to me the other day: Since she left us a month ago, she was just short of having seen two perfect square years. (This year and 1936.) Anyway, still on the theme of playing with numbers, my siblings ...| Asymptotia
Everything you need to know to spend a perfect 2 days in Santa Barbara. From dinner at Loquita, strolling around State Street, the Cabrillo Bike Path + more!| Plate & Compass
Iconic Stearns Wharf in Santa Barbara boasts seafood restaurants, a Sea Center aquarium, souvenir shops, wine tasting, fishing, harbor views.| Exploring Our World
Stay in hotels on the beach in Santa Barbara to enjoy the stunning coast. Enjoy coastal walks, the harbor, restaurants, and Stearns Wharf.| Exploring Our World
Since you asked, I should indeed say a few words about how things have been going since I left my previous position and moved to being faculty at the Santa Barbara Department of Physics. It's Simply Wonderful! (Well, that's really four I suppose, depending upon whether you count the contraction as one or two.) Really though, I've been having a great time. It is such a wonderful department with welcoming colleagues doing fantastic work in so many areas of physics. There's overall a real feelin...| Asymptotia
Historic Santa Barbara offers Spanish architecture, red tile roofs, a stately courthouse and gardens, a Mission, and Stearns Wharf.| Exploring Our World
