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By Noozhawk Staff - Sheriff's department officials believe that Christine Veloz-Payne was the victim of a hit-and-run.

Vandals Strike Again, Hurling Brick Through Art Gallery Window

By Rob Kuznia, Noozhawk Staff Writer - Employees at the private Sullivan Goss gallery believe that the crime was politically motivated.

Sports »

Riverside's Late Goals Sink SBCC Men

By Dave Loveton - The Vaqueros had several scoring chances but lose 2-0 in first soccer loss.

SBCC Drops Women's Volleyball Season Opener

By Dave Loveton - Coach Ed Gover says his young Vaqueros are 'just not ready yet.'

Nonprofits »

Goleta Teen of the Year Scholarship Committee Taking Nominations

By Mollie Helmuth, Noozhawk Intern - The program is open to high school juniors and seniors; forms are due Sept. 19.

Schools »

Olympic Gold Medalist Makes Big Impression On Marymount Students

By Mollie Helmuth, Noozhawk Intern - Beach volleyball champion Phil Dalhausser and 2004 Olympian Dax Holdren talk candidly with students.

Co-Leaders Take the Helm at Open Alternative School

By Barbara Keyani - Nitin Anand and Alejandra Tashma will be in charge of alignment of policy, curriculum and decision making.

Arts »

'Piano Celebration' to Bring Down the House at Timbers

By Gerald Carpenter, Noozhawk Contributor - Pianist Bob Long strives to 'rekindle enthusiasm and respect for the instrument, its music and its players.'

Sustainable Life »

Serendipity: In Search of a Sustainable Exercise Routine

By Karen Telleen-Lawton, Noozhawk Columnist - Underwater technology to play music and lectures drowns out the boredom of working out in a pool.

Point of View »

Commentary: Goleta's Revenue Pact With County Unfair, Study Finds

By Goleta Valley Chamber of Commerce - Results of the Chamber of Commerce study will be presented at the Goleta Economic Forecast event.

Forest Service's Gap Fire Report Raises Debris Alarms

By Sonia Fernandez, Noozhawk Staff Writer

With rainy season looming, hydromulching and other flooding precautions are being deployed to blunt downstream impacts.

Serendipity: Cleaning Up Our Act to Reduce Sea of Trash

By Karen Telleen-Lawton, Noozhawk Columnist

From recycling plastic bags to helping rid the beach of garbage, the adage think globally, act locally is true.

Business Leaders Meet with Capps to Energize Green Game Plan

By Sonia Fernandez, Noozhawk Staff Writer

At a Bren School assembly, the lawmaker hears ideas on how the federal government can help promote sustainability.

UCSB Volleyball: Gregory Gets Her 800th Victory

By Lisa Skvarla

The Gauchos sweep past Utah State then add a sweep of Texas-Arlington for good measure.

Harris Sherline: Seven Years Later, a Perspective on 9/11

By Harris R. Sherline

Has the meaning of the 2001 terrorist attacks faded into our memories? And why?

Goleta School District Allocates $250,000 for Arts, Science Education

By Sonia Fernandez, Noozhawk Staff Writer

The allocation, which will benefit all nine elementary schools, is part of a three-year strategic plan.

SBCC Football: Vaqueros' Final Push Comes Up Short, 14-10

By Dave Loveton

Connor Rehage leads the scrappy Vaqueros to within seconds of an upset win over Hancock.

Westmont Soccer: Niboli's Goal Gives Warriors a Win

By Ron Smith

1-0 victory over No. 24 Concordia (Ore.) evens Westmont's record at 2-2.

SBCC Golf: Sumika Sim Shoots 75 as Vaqueros Take 2nd

By Dave Loveton

Jackie Molstad posts a 78 as SBCC finishes as a runner-up to Sierra in the 15-team Desert Classic tournament.

Cinema in Focus: 'Man On Wire'

By Hal Conklin and Denny Wayman

The documentary about a Parisian street performer who walks a high wire between the World Trade Center towers will keep you on your toes.

National Tour of 'Chicago' to Blow Through Santa Barbara

By Gerald Carpenter, Noozhawk Contributor

The hit Broadway musical comes to the Arlington Theatre for a one-night stand Saturday.

Noozhawk Photo of the Day:

Two-man teams battle it out at the 2008 AVP Crocs Tour Santa Barbara Open on Saturday at West Beach. Photographed by Mollie Helmuth / Noozhawk

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Robert, Patrick is right about the extraction economics. It is going to be hard to justify extraction at a cost of $75 a barrel when the Saudis and Russians can pull it out of the ground for $4. The high cost of oil now is the result of strong demand, weak reserves and high speculation. In about 5 years there will be little room for the huge profit margins seen today as supplies start drying up. That is why, Patrick we need to get those high extraction sources under development right now and not 5 or 10 years from now. We will need those supplies to come on line right about the time the big producers are starting to run out. No time left for any more obstructionism.

By AN50 on 09/06

From the entry 'Harris Sherline: We're Wasting Energy Debating Whether to Drill'.