Another field that offers great opportunities at competitive salaries is the service and hospitality industry, which also gives graduates the chance to perfect their crafts and pursue their goals of becoming a great chef, manager, or hotel administrator. At SBCC, the Culinary Arts and Hotel Management program is diverse and touches up on many different aspects of the service industry of all different sizes. Learning skills like these can help graduates find jobs not only locally, but relocate practically anywhere else in the world. Another interesting aspect of the program, notes Kenny Slaught, is that “It can prepare students to start their own businesses and fulfill their dream of becoming a business owner and working for themselves.”

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It is an established fact that Santa Barbara attracts a massive number of tourists every year because of its likable weather, elegant landscapes and typically for its lush architectural legacy. Santa Barbara’s constriction designs don’t display the resemblance of the normal American architecture because its style developed as a result of the Spanish constructions during the colonization age. As a result of the city’s genuine ancientness, historic maintenance was considered an indispensable element in the city planning process. Santa Barbara was one of the key communities in the United States that furthered the development of historical architectural designs and trends. Famous property developer and successful businessperson, Kenny Slaught has offered rich insights on the history of Santa Barbara’s architecture by building a timeline of events that occurred in the area. On his blog at KennySlaughtNews.com, the industry executive has shared a brief timeline of the key milestones to satisfy the zeal of readers who want to know more about the roots of local architecture.   

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Located between Arizona and Nevada, in the United States, the Hoover Dam is an unforgettable project designed to give water and hydroelectric power to a significant population, taking advantage of the power generated through the Colorado River. Santa Barbara-based real estate and lifelong Kenny Slaught salutes the results of the unbelievable architectural structure on the communities’ access to water and power resources. Slaught has recently recognized the Hoover Dam on his blog at KennySlaught.com, noting that the massive water capacity transformed some of America’s most vacant outposts into strong cities. 

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Property Kenny Slaught sponsors the programs at Hospice of Santa Barbara. The initiative concentrate on those who lost someone close and teaching them self care. Slaught acknowledges the importance of social support and what Hospice of Santa Barbara’s Anticipatory Grief Services program offers. He discusses this on his blog at KennySlaught.com.

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Terminally ill patients but also their families deal with anticipatory grief, but the compassionate staff at Hospice of Santa Barbara strives to make their last days together as pleasant as possible. Facing the loss straight on helps families become closer and achieve closure easier after the event takes place, Kenny Slaught explains.

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Kenny Slaught praises Hospice of Santa Barbara for its wide range of services aimed at those facing terminal and chronic illness, as well as their families. The Hospice has several initiatives dedicated to the needs of children who expect some dear to pass away, or experienced it recently. It’s known that before they turn 18, children see someone they love, die. Additionally, about 1 out of 20 children lose either one or both parents, before reaching an adult age. The programs for these situations are funded through donations, and one of the missions of the Hospice is to continue to offer them. Through these programs, depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are offset.
 
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Kenny Slaught, founder and CEO of Investec Real Estate Companies, has managed his company through the many market fluctuations over the years. Playing an important role in Southern California’s property industry for more than 3 decades, he was met with sudden variances and overcame trends. His vast experience in the field enables him to explain how the market works, and what are the right moments for purchasing a property. He also talks about the external factors that impact the state’s real estate market.

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Santa Barbara has many amazing structures, like the old Hotel Virginia, historic El Pueblo Viejo district and the Old Mission’s pink towers that are often used for events. The County Courthouse features colorful murals, and the  clock tower and observation deck offer a nice sight over the area. The 1873 founded Lobero theatre still hosts performances, and was rebuilt by George Washington Smith in the ’20s. These architectural buildings were only possible thanks to the city’s planner forward thinking.

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Many Hospice of Santa Barbara therapists incorporated EMDR into their treatment plans. This helped clients feel more at ease compared to only attending talk therapy. EMDR doesn’t replace talk therapy, but is an important part of a therapy plan for clients suffering from trauma. Kenny Slaught encourages those are interested in the therapy to contact the facility at HospiceOfSantaBarbara.org or call (805) 563-8820.

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Property investor Kenny Slaught, who lives in California, recognizes the architectural history of the buildings in Santa Barbara. He describes the Spanish style structures found throughout the city in his blog at KennySlaught.com. He also talks about how architectural trends evolved over time and how the government restricted the huge housing growth over the past century.

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