Steve Hampton has worked with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Office of Spill Prevention and Response for 17 years as a resource economist. For the last two years he has been involved in OSPR's expansion to a statewide program, largely motivated by the dramatic changes in the oil industry, especially the development of transporting crude by rail.
Such changes in oil transport will have a dramatic effect on the Oiled Wildlife Care Network's role in the care and rehabilitation of oiled wildlife during oil spills.
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Former Davisite, Ken Mercurio talks about his new book "Head Over Wheels".
This is: "The inspiring story of how a 56-yr-old avid cyclist recovered from a life-threatening bicycling accident to conquer an “impossible” biking tour just 9 months later. On a training ride going 28 mph, Ken's bike fork suddenly snapped apart, catapulting him onto his head and breaking his neck and six other bones. With pulverized neck vertebrae, his neurosurgeon said it was a miracle he didn’t die or become a quadriplegic. Five vertebrae were surgically fused to save his life, leaving him with a permanently stiff neck and almost no ability to turn his head. |
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It's all the fun of Twain and Service today. Hear Twain's take on the Ark, and Robert W. Service's take on "The Cremation of Sam McGee." The theme connection is "ark" and "barge." A bit of a stretch but it's Twain and Service in one show. Listen in...
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Wed, 03/11/2015 - 6:05pm | Jesse
Creedence Clearwater Revival!
Dylan & The Dead!
The Black Keys!
All on Vinyl! Tune in and Crank It Up!
Vinyl Rocks! Long Live Vinyl!
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