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Mix 96 wants to share all of the fun activities going on in and around the Sacramento area for you and your family to enjoy for free! Be sure to check back often to find new and updated free activities and events going on in your area.
Palladio Pkwy
Folsom, CA 95630
Date: All summer!
Time: Varies
Every Wednesday, the Summer Concert Series is on at the Folsom Palladio! Don't miss out on these awesome performances and activities! Get all the info HERE!
2. GateWay Summer Concert Series
3648 N. Freeway Blvd., Suite 228, Sacramento, CA 95834
Date: July 29, 2016
Time: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Get your cowboy hats and dancing shoes ready and come join BUCK FORD for a night of music and dancing at The Village @ Sacramento Gateway. Also enjoy activities, food and MORE! Fun for the whole family and it's all for FREE!
Oak Park – 3425 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd Sacramento, CA 95817
Date: Wednesdays Through August 31, 2016
Time: 10:30am-2:30pm
Spice up your hump day and see ping pong in the park! Oak Park is hosting ping pong games every Wednesday all summer long! Paddles, ping pong balls, and tables are included, and free for patrons to use!
Safety Center (Safetyville USA) – 3909 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento, CA, 95827
Date: July 28, 2016
Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm
Grab your bikes and bring the whole family to Family Bike Night at Safetyville USA and join them for a fun filled night. Bike Nights is a fun way to enjoy a night with the family. Enclosed is 3 ½ acres to ride & play, bike vendors, safety clinic and FOOD!
Date: July 26, 2016
Time: 10:00am-5:00pm
Come join Curious George and friends at the California State Capitol. Curious George will be celebrating his 75th birthday this year! Kids will be invited to ask questions to Curious George and Friends, and open their minds through interactive, educational activities.
6. Strauss Festival of Elk Grove
Elk Grove Regional Park – 9950 Elk Grove Florin Rd., Elk Grove, CA, 95624
Date: July 28, 2016 through July 31, 2016
Time: 7:30pm-10:00pm
This one of a kind show will be based upon the fairy tale of Snow White and include dancers accompanied by a 40-piece orchestra playing the music of Johann Strauss Jr. and Josef Strauss. End the night with a firework show that will leave you dazzled!
7. District 5 Movie Night: Inside Out
Bell Cooledge Park, 5900 South Land Park Drive. Sacramento, CA 95833
Date: July 29, 2016
Time: Starting at 6:30 pm
Grab the kids and enjoy a movie under the stars! Free popcorn will also be handed out!
8. Sac Jobs Summer Career Fair
Courtyard Marriott-Cal Expo, 1782 Tribute Rd. Sacramento, CA 95814
Date: July 28, 2016
Time: 11:00am-2:00pm
Looking at ways to make some extra cash but need a little help? Come on down to the Career Fair to learn who's hiring! (Bring an updated resume)
9. Arden Arcade National Night Out
4300 Las Cruces Way, Sacramento, CA, 95864
Date: August 2, 2016
Time: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Come meet your neighbors and community for National Night Out. This event is fun for the whole family! Come enjoy hot dogs, popcorn, games, and all around fun that everyone will enjoy.
10. Live on the Boulevard Concert Series: Super Huey
El Dorado Hills Town Center – Latrobe Road and Highway 50 – El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
Date: July 28, 2016
Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Grab your lawn chair, family, and friends and come on out to Live On The Boulevard! Enjoy great food and win prizes through out the night while listening to a musical performance by Super Huey!
11. Jerry Garcia Birthday Party
Old Ironsides – 1901 10th Street, Sacramento, CA, 95814
Time: 5:30pm-9:00pm
Come celebrate the life and birthday of icon Jerry Garcia. The night will be filled with special guests like Heath Williamson, William Mylar, Daniel Sawyer, Lance Williamson, Dave Finberg, and more. Watch as they pay tribute to Jerry Garcia and his music!
12. Peach Tasting (Downtown Roseville)
Downtown Roseville Farmers Market – 311 Vernon St, Roseville, CA, 95678
Date: August 6, 2016
Time: 9:30am-12:00pm
Family fun, games, entertainment, and food. What could be better than that? The Peach Festival is FREE at Roseville Farmers Market! Come play games, taste, and compete in the "Best Peach Dessert" contest! Happening on August 6th!
13. Fire Station Open Houses (May – July)
Fire Stations- Locations Vary
Date: Every Saturday until July 30th
Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Check out what goes on at the fire station with a tour! Meet your hometown heroes, climb on the fire engine and even meet the firedog! Locations vary every Saturday.
Cesar Chavez Plaza, 910 I Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
Fridays, May 6 – July 29, 2016
Time: 5pm-9pm
It's back! Concerts in the Park has been a summer institution for 25 years, and as always it's free! Every Friday in May, June and July (except for July 1) will feature several artists in Cesar Chavez Park!
15. Dive Bar: Dueling Pianos
1016 K Street
Every Thursday
Time: 9 pm
16. Blue Cue Trivia
J and 28th Sacramento
Time: 6:30 pm
Want to try your hand a Blue Cue trivia? Put your knowledge to the test and enjoy Happy Hour drinks and food for the first half hour! You could walk away with a prize too! The three winning teams get prizes!
17. Placerville Art Walk
Historic Downtown Placerville
Third Saturday of the Month
Time: 5 pm- 9 pm
Every third Saturday of the month, Placerville is home to an art walk! Galleries and merchants host art shows and shopping demonstrations, complete with refreshments and music!
18. Coloma – Coloma gained fame in 1848 when gold was diccovered in the Sutter's Mill stream. You can visit the historic site and learn about the history this summer! Visit www.coloma.com for more!
19. Historic Locke – Another historic location! Built by Chinese immigrants in 1915, the Historic Chinese Town is still open to visitors! Go to www.locketown.com for more!
20. Poor Reds in El Dorado – Photo op! Take a picture with the legendary "Golden Cadillac" at Poor Reds in El Dorado! The area used to be a mining district in the 1800s, and is now a tourist hot spot!
21. Second Saturday Art Walk in Sacramento – Sacramento has art walks too! On the second Saturday of every month, local galleries stay open late night! Visit www.sacramento-second-saturday.org or www.2nd-sat.com for more!
22. Sacramento Historic City Cemetery – The Sacramento Historic City Cemetery offers free tours every Saturday at 10am. Tourists can see the burial sites of Sacramento Mayors and California Governors as well as memorials for Civil War Veterans and Volunteer Firemen.
See http://www.oldcitycemetery.com/index.htm for more!
23. Old Sacramento Schoolhouse Museum – Relive the 19th century at the Old Sacramento Schoolhouse! The building replicates the one-room schools found in the 19th century, and is furnished with antiques and reproductions. The site also features collections of photographs, books and desks from an earlier period. Staff to the Schoolhouse dresses in costume and actually teaches class! Go to www.oldsacschoolhouse.org for more!
24. Jelly Belly Factory – If you haven't been here, you need to go! The Jelly Belly Factory, located in Fairfield, is a must for the family! Visit www.jellybelly.com for more!
25. Anheuser-Busch – Brewery tours are available in Fairfield, too! Take a tour of the King of Beers at Anheuser-Busch! Visit www.budweisertours.com for more!
26. Memorial Union Art Gallery – If you're into art, you can visit the Memorial Union Art Gallery at UC Davis and check out some art for free! See www.daviswiki.org for more!
27. American River Bike Trail – The American River Bike Trail is one of the most beautiful trails in the world! And it's free to ride! Check out www.saccycle.com for more info!
28. Historic Old Folsom – Old Folsom is a hidden treasure of the area! With antique shops and the historic Sutter Street, Old Folsom is definitely worth the trip! Go to www.folsom.ca.us for more!
29. Folsom History Museum – The museum is one of the many great Old Folsom attractions! Located on Sutter Street. Kids 12 & under are free! Go to www.folsomhistorymuseum.org for more!
30. Capitol Park – There are about 40 acres to explore at Capitol Park! Check out Capitol Ave & 15th St. to take your own Capitol tour! Visit www.parks.ca.gov for more information!
31. Lotus Garden Yoga – Free yoga? That sounds like a great deal! The Studio and Meditation Retreat Center offers free Meditation Classes in Carmichael!
32. California State Capitol -You can actually go inside the capitol building for a tour! Learn about the State of California… and try to catch a glimpse of The Governor! See www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov for more!
33. Mix 96 Live Broadcasts – Win Prizes, meet Air Personalities! Check our website for schedule! www.kymx.com
34. Apple Hill – Don't apples sound good right about now? Make a day trip to Apple Hill and roam the dozens of ranches and orchards! You can also partake in wine tasting and fresh apple pie and cider sampling! Apple Hill is located in the hills along Highway 50 in El Dorado County.
35. Old Sacramento Past & Present – "Gold Rush" style children and family activities are open every weekend in Old Sac! Families can enjoy bowling, children's games, Drum and Fife bands, storytelling, walking tours, bucket brigades and more! Varying FREE activities are available each weekend through August!
36. Amador County Wine Tasting – Amador County is yet another region rich with awesome local wineries! If this is closer to you, Amador is a great option! See www.cheers2wine.com for more!
37. Shepard Garden & Arts Center – The Shepard Garden & Arts Center is located in McKinley Park, and offers free floral and art shows! Go to www.cityofsacramento.org to get more information!
38. Port of Sacramento – If you want to visit the Port of Sacramento, you can arrange a tour at www.portofsacramento.com! The Port's history dates back to 1849, where it helped to move men and equipment to gold fields!
39. Historic Old Town Roseville Farmers Market – Live music, a farmers market, AND cool, classic cars on display?! The Historic Old Town Roseville Farmers Market runs every Tuesday night, from the beginning of May through the end of July on Vernon Street! Check out www.roseville.ca.us for more!
40. Folsom Lake – Summer time is perfect for a trip to Folsom Lake! Folsom Lake is the most popular fresh water lake in NorCal. Folsom Lake is free on your bike or on foot! See www.myfolsom.com for more!
41. Nimbus Salmon/Steelhead Fish Hatchery – See the spawning fish in action! During the beginning of November, you can watch the salmon make their way up a "fish ladder" to lay eggs in the pond at the top! Located at 2001 Nimbus Rd., Rancho Cordova, the Hatchery has a capacity of 30,000,000 eggs!
42. Effie Yeaw Nature Center – The Effie Yeaw Nature Center is award-winning! The Center offers environmental and cultural education for all ages! Located within the beautiful American River Parkway in Carmichael River Parkway in Carmichael. See www.effieyeaw.org for more!
43. William Land Park – Take a trip to the heart of Sacramento and visit William Land Park! The park is home to activities like the William Land Golf Course, FairyTale Town, Funderland and sits across from the Sacramento Zoo! So much to do around the area! Visti www.cityofsacramento.org for more information!
44. McKinley Park Rose Garden – Stop and smell the roses at McKinley Park! The park, located at H Street near 33rd Street, has its very own rose garden open for free public viewing! Visit www.cityofsacramento.org to get more information!
45. California Vietnam Memorial – Located at Capitol Park in Sacramento, the California Vietnam Memorial is the perfect spot to take in some culture!
46. Governor's Mansion State Historic Park – You can tour the Governor's Mansion for free! The Stanford Mansion, once owned by Leland Stanford, former California governor, fcan be found at 16th & H St. Go to www.parks.ca.gov for more!
47. The Fab 40's – How about spending a day on a driving tour? Check out some of Sacramento's finer homes at the Fab 40's! Just go to the "40's" Blocks in Downtown Sacramento!
48. Brickyard Building Free Clinics– Take your barbecues to the next level! Upgrade your outdoor living space with a tutorial from Brickyard Building Materials in Sacramento. The free how-to clinics happen on Saturdays from 10 to noon, April through September.
49. The American River – The river is a classic summer staple! Float along an inner-tube, but don't forget a life jacket! Make sure to check with local authorities for free life jacket stations along the River! See www.sarariverwatch.org for more!
50. Folsom Prison Museum & Gift Shop – This prison is the second-oldest in California! The prison opened in 1880, on the site of the Stony Bar mining camp area along the American River. Read more at www.myfolsom.com!
51. Cameron Park Skate Park – Cameron Park is a special place to visit! The park was originally established in the as a 150-acre cattle ranch in the '50s. Now, the park is grounds for ranches, events, and more! Go to www.cameronpark.org for more information!
52. Ballroom Dancing – Know someone who could use some dance lessons? What about FREE dance lesson? The Ballroom at 6009 Folsom Blvd. Check out www.sacdance.com for free dance camps & lessons!
53. Whole Foods Market – Whole Foods is much more than a run of the mill grocery store! They have free events and classes too! You just have to check www.wholefoodsmarket.com! Located at 4315 Arden Way, Sacramento.
54. Sacramento Natural Foods Co-Op – Healthy eating is important to be educated on, even more so for young people. The Sacramento Natural Foods Co-Op has free orientation and training to learn more! Get all the info at www.sacfoodcoop.com!
55. The Avid Reader at the Tower – The Avid Reader is your source for books and community in Sacramento. Come to the largest independent bookstore in Sacramento for the books and events! Located at 1600 Broadway, Sacramento. Check www.avidreaderbooks.com for events!
56. Blue Diamond Almonds Retail Store – Love Blue Diamond? You can see how almonds are grown and processed, and have a taste yourself: all for free! Located at 1701 C St., Sacramento. See www.bluediamond.com for all the details!
57. Jensen Botanical Gardens – Not only are the gardens gorgeous, but they're also home to history, events, and garden work days! Check www.carmichaelchamber.com for more! Located at 8520 Fair Oaks Blvd., Carmichael.
58. Folsom Powerhouse State Historic Park – Tour the powerhouse and check out the massive General Electric transformers! The Powerhouse still looks like it did when it was built in 1895. Located at 9980 Greenback Ln., Folsom. See www.parks.ca.gov for more information!
59. Livermore Park – Livermore Park is a kid's dream! It has water features for the kids to get their splash on! It's also a great place to sunbathe or have a picnic! Located at 6004 Riley St., Folsom.
60. Folsom City Park – This park is borders the Folsom Zoo, so you can do both in one day! Classes and sports are available at the park too! Read more HERE!
61. The Sacramento River – The Sacramento River is a great spot to hang out, and to check out some wildlife! The river also has a wide range of recreational opportunities. Get all the details at www.sacramentoriver.org!
62. Visit the Old Towns – There are a few Old Towns scattered throughout the area. Visit Folsom, Fair Oaks, Roseville and Elk Grove to take in a little bit of history and knowledge of what life was once like!
63. Pops in the Park – Enjoy some concerts in the park this summer! The Pops in the Park Annual Summer Concert Series in the parks every Saturday in June! See http://midtowngrid.com for more!
64. River Walk Park – Check out the view of Old Sacramento and the Sacramento skylineand attend the summer concert series! Read all the details at www.cityofwestsacramento.org!
65. Area Farmer's Markets – Spend a day cruising the farmers markets! You can never go wrong with fresh produce! Get more info at www.cafarmersmarkets.com or www.california-grown.com!
66. Look at Christmas Lights – This one is seasonal, of course! Celebrate the holidays by looking at lights throughout the city! Check the local paper for details in December!
67. Bannon Creek Park – Take man's best friend out for a park day! The Bannon Creek Park is a park for pets, picnics, bike trails, and more! Read it all at www.cityofsacramento.org!
68. Vic Fazio Yolo Wildlife Area – This area has been declared a globally important bird area. The Vic Fazio Yolo Wildlife Area provides a home to a globally significant number of waterfowl. Check www.trails.com for annual events!
69. Donald F. Salvatori California Pharmacy Museum – If you have an interest in pharmaceuticals, there's a museum for you! You can visit the Donald F. Salvatori California Pharmacy Museum for free! Located at 4030 Lennane Drive, Sacramento. You can book tours at www.pharmacyfoundation.org!
70. Museum of Medical History – Here's another option for the medically inclined! Explore 150 years of medicine and practices, and take a free tour! For more information, visit http://www.ssvms.org/museum.asp!
71. California Foundry History Museum – This is a great place to learn something new! Learn about foundries, which melt metal to make fire hydrants, water pipes, etc. and get the chance to work a water valve yourself! Located at 5301 Price Avenue, McClellan Park, Sacramento. Find all the info at www.foundryhistory.com!
72. Old Sacramento State Historic Park – This historic park was once home to the Pony Express and California Supreme Court! It's the perfect activity to learn some local history! Read all about it at www.parks.ca.gov!
73. Visit historic Old Sacramento – Experience over 50 Cafes, restaurants and eateries in Old Sac! There are also underground tours and museums there! Visit www.oldsacramento.com to see what's free!
74. Wells Fargo History Museum – Travel back in time at the Wells Fargo History Museum! Get to know Wells Fargo and their history all for free! Located at 400 Capitol Mall, Sacramento. Get all the info at www.wellsfargohistory.com!
75. B. F. Hastings Building – The B.F. Hastings building once housed the western terminus of the Pony Express, the original California State Supreme Court, Theodore Judah's office and more! Currrently, it is home to the Wells Fargo History Museum and the Sacramento Visitors Center. It's free to visit at 1000 2nd Street (Corner of 2nd and J Streets) Old Sacramento!
76. Big Four Building – This building is named after the "Big Four" of western railroading: Leland Stanford, Mark Hopkins, Collis P. Huntington and Charles Crocker. Check out the museum and library at 113 I Street, Old Sacramento.
See www.californiastaterailroadmuseum.org for more!
77. California Peace Officers' Memorial – This memorial is dedicated the over 1,300 courageous peace officers who have laid down their lives "in the line of duty." See the exhibit at 10th Street and Capitol Mall, Sacramento. More info is at www.camemorial.org.
78. California State Archives – The state archives are open for research throughout the week! Come Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. except state holidays! You can look at important and historic state documents and visit the Golden State Museum! Get all the info at www.ss.ca.gov!
79. Eagle Theatre – The Eagle Theatre is a reconstructed version of California's first public theater, which originally opened in 1849. Entry into the theater is free to school groups and visitors, and features docent-led programs on Sacramento history. Read more at www.californiastaterailroadmuseum.org!
80. Historic Chinatown -Chinatown is keeping Chinese culture alive with association halls and a Chinese language school! Head on over for free, located at Third and Fifth streets, J and I streets.
81. La Raza Galeria Posada -This nonprofit cultural center celebrates the art and life of Chicano/Latino and Native Americans. La Raza Galeria Posada displays art and culture in the organization's store, gallery and more! Located at 1022-1024 22nd Street, Sac. Get more at www.larazagaleriaposada.org!
82. Pony Express Monument – Located at Second and I Streets, Sacramento, the Pony Express Monument pays tribute to the 80 riders who began the system in 1860. Check out the monument for free!
83. Theodore Judah Monument – Who is Theodore Judah? He was an engineer who created the plan for the Transcontinental Railroad! He's honored in a monument at Second and L streets, Sacramento and it's open free to visitors.
84. Victorian Houses – You could find your dream home at the Sacramentan Victorian Houses! Take a drive or a stroll down the tree-lined streets and check out the homes. Most of them can be found from Seventh to 16th streets, from E to I streets.
85. Napa Valley – Who doesn't love Napa? Established in 1850, Napa is widely known for its wine industry. Napa is perfect for a day trip, just an easy drive from Sac! Get to planning at www.napavalley.org!
86. The Delta King – Step aboard the Delta King for a look back to 1920! The boat is home to history and special events, which you can read about at www.deltaking.com!
87. The River Road – Looking for a scenic drive around town? The River Road is best observed in the daylight on dry pavement. While going through the Delta, there are plenty of little towns to stop at!
88. Friday Night Concerts in the Park – From May to August, there are FREE concerts in the park every Friday night! Located at Cesar Chavez Plaza, 10th and L Streets in downtown Sacramento.
89. Visit Historic Old Auburn – This area looks just as it did during the Gold Rush! Visit Old Town Auburn for various special events all year, including weekly Farmer's Markets! Other events include antique street fairs, a summertime blues festival, a wine festival in the fall, and two weekends of country Christmas! Read more at www.oldtownauburnca.com!
90. Placerville, California (Old Hangtown) – Old Hangtown is another great day trip option! Placerville is another "Gold Rush" town loaded with history. It's called "hangtown" because of all the hangings that took place there! Read all the details at www.goldbugpark.org or www.visit-eldorado.com!
91. Columbus River Preserve – The Columbus River Preserve is home to tens of thousands of rare animal and plant species. The walk trails are also open from dawn til dusk daily! Visit www.cosumnes.org for more!
92. Go Gold Panning – Did you know you can pan for gold for free in Sac? There are a few places to do it! Find your nearest location at www.goldfeverprospecting.com!
93. Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament – This Cathedral was built in 1889, and is located at J & 11th in Sacramento. Check out www.cathedralsacramento.org for more!
94. Reno – Reno is the Biggest Little City in the World, and is so close to Sacramento! You can spend the day in Reno and experience all sorts of events and scenery! Read more at www.cityofreno.com!
95. Public Pools – Public pools are a great place to cope with summer heat! Take the family to Colonial Park, Land Park, Roberston Park, Mama Marks Park and Bertha Henschel Play Pools all for free! Get all the info at www.cityofsacramento.org!
96. State Capitol Park World Peace Rose Gardens – Stop and smell the flowers at the State Capitol World Peace Rose Gardens! The .42 acre land space features 650 roses in more than 140 types of colors and smells. Additionally, 44 inspirational messages of peace are placed in plaques throughout the garden to serve as points of inspiration. Located at Capitol Park in Sacramento.
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Adam Scott, the Master of his Domaign and Owner of a Green Jacket … Wins Masters in Playoff Against Angel Cabrera … First Aussie to Win Masters
And the new MASTERS Champion comes from the Land Down Under!!!
Adam Scott wins The Masters on the second playoff hole defeating Angel Cabrera for his first major championship. I was also the first time any Australian golfer won the tournament as Adam Scott is now the proud owner of a Green Jacket. There is no doubt that they will be tipping back some beers back and slip a couple more shrimp on the barbie in Australia celebrating this victory. The fantastic part about this was that Adam Scott won the Masters, no one lost it. Scott and Cabrera proved in shot after shot that it ain't easy being green.
The battle between Scott and Cabrera down the stretch on 17 and 18 in regulation in the pouring rain as darkness set in was epic. Just minutes after Adam Scott made his 20 foot birdie putt on the 18th hole for a 3-under 69 to take a one-shot lead he screamed,"C'mon, Aussie!" and high fived his caddie Steve Williams … Cabrera answered with an amazing approach that landed 3 feet from the cup. Under the circumstances and the pressure, it was simply one of the greatest shots, and it had to be. Cabrera would tap in the easy birdie and a 2-under 70, tie with Scott.
The two continued their Rocky-Apollo Creed golf battle into the playoff matching shot for amazing shot. Then on the second playoff hole, the 10th, with Cabrera just missing his birdie put, settling for par … Adam Scott drained a 12-footer for birdie to win the Masters and become the first Australian golfer ever to do so. KUDOS to Scott.
"Do you come from a land down under? Where women glow and men plunder [win The Masters]. Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder? You better run, you better take cover."
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With the two biggest putts of his career, Scott holed a 20-footer for birdie on the 18th hole of regulation that put him into a playoff with Angel Cabrera, and then won his first major championship Sunday with a 12-footer for birdie on the second extra hole.
Scott leaned back and thrust his arms in the air after the putt dropped on the 10th hole, a celebration for all of Australia and personal redemption for himself. It was only last summer when Scott threw away the Open Championship by making bogey on his last four holes to lose by one shot to Ernie Els.
The 32-year-old handled that crushing defeat with dignity and pledged to finish stronger given another chance. "Next time — I'm sure there will be a next time — I can do a better job of it," he said that day.
Scott was close to perfect, and he had to be with Cabrera delivering some brilliance of his own.
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1999 1983. Not since 1983 in Newport, RI when Australia II won the America's Cup and ended the 132 year American reign as sailing champs has golf loving Australia celebrated a sporting event more than they will this Masters victory.
Posted April 14, 2013 by Scared Monkeys
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More Sacrifice from the Obama's as US Economy and Americans Struggle … Barack Obama Plays Golf with Tiger Woods & Michelle off with the Girls Out West to Ski
BARACK OBAMA, THE 1% PRESIDENT: This must be more of that shared sacrifice that President Barack Obama talks about. Oh that's right, only we peons are supposed to sacrifice, not Obama or the First family. As a matter of fact, not only is the First family not sacrificing, they are doing one better. Barack Obama, Michelle and the first kids are on separate vacations costing the tax payers double. Obama is down in Florida golfing with Tiger Woods and getting golf lessons from Butch Harmon. The golf foursome is being completed by United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk and Houston Astros owner Jim Crane. You know, exactly what the rest of the 99% can do every day. Meanwhile, Michelle Obama is off skiing with the girls out West on a separate vacation. As Americans continue to struggle, record numbers are on food stamps and disabilities, and individuals are still out of work … Obama sets the example and plays golf.
Just curious, where is Barack Obama's skin in the game?
President Barack Obama hit the greens Sunday with famed golfer Tiger Woods, according to deputy White House press secretary Josh Earnest.
Obama is spending President's Day weekend at a sprawling resort in Palm City, Florida, where he's polishing his golf game. On Saturday, he worked on his swing with Woods' former coach, Butch Harmon.
The White House did permit press coverage of the golf outing Sunday.
Along with Woods, Obama played with U.S Trade Representative Ron Kirk and Jim Crane, a Democratic donor who owns the resort and the Houston Astros. Obama played with Kirk and Crane on Saturday, as well.
Posted February 17, 2013 by Scared Monkeys
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PGA Golfer Phil Mickelson May Retire or Move from California After Democrats Rob Him of 62% of His Income
WELCOME TO BARACK OBAMA'S CLASS WARFARE WORLD … Is the Obama tax increase going to force golfer Phil Mickelson to retire, maybe.
In an interview with Forbes, PGA golfer Phil Mickelson stated that he may retire and/or move from California as Obama and Democrat tax increases now take more than 62% of his income. Thanks to Barack Obama, Democrats, Obamacare and the state of California, Mickelson will see far less money at years end. Due to the fiscal cliff bill, Mickelson will experience an increase in his top tax rate on ordinary income from 35% to 39.6%, and an increase in his top rate on long-term capital gains and qualified dividends from 15% to 20%. Also, because Obama allowed the expiration of the temporary 2% reduction in the payroll tax rate on the first $113,700 of self-employment income. Wait, there is more. Thanks to Obamacare, Mickelson will be liable for an additional 0.9% tax on his self-employment income and 3.8% tax on his net investment income after each exceeds $250,000. However, it does not stop there, the folks of California actually passed a proposition to increase taxes. In November, California passed Proposition 30, which increases the top income tax rate on resident millionaires to 13.3%.
Word is, Phil Mickelson is mad as hell about rising tax rates, and he's not going to take it anymore. What follows is a brief portion of an interview Mickelson gave earlier today after carding a final-round 66 at the Palmer Course at PGA West in La Quinta – which I assure you, is not associated with the La Quinta next door to your local Denny's – in which the golfer hinted that he is considering drastic career changes because of a combined tax rate nearing "62, 63 percent:"
Q. When you're asked about Stricker's semi-retirement, with the political situation the last couple months, blah, blah, blah, what did you mean by that? Do you find it an unsettling time in a way?
PHIL MICKELSON: Well, it's been an interesting offseason. And I'm going to have to make some drastic changes. I'm not going to jump the gun and do it right away, but I will be making some drastic changes.
Why wouldn't one question working hard, entering as many tournaments as Phil does and being away from his family when between the feds and state they take more than 60% of his income. All this so Obama and the libs in California can redistribute his hard work to slackers. Makes all the sense in the world, those that work their tail off, to have the fruits of their labor given to those who don't. Welcome to Obamaland.
Posted January 21, 2013 by Scared Monkeys
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Now that the Election is Over … Barack Obama is back to Playing Golf
Unbelievable, the only thing that has prevented President Barack Obama from playing golf was his reelection. The Golfer in Chief has returned.
Looks like we are getting the same old Barack Obama, he is now back on the golf course as the Middle East burns and America is headed off the fiscal cliff. Sadly, the American voters have decided to make the next four years just more of the same. Nothing could prevent Obama from playing golf except his reelection. Not a US economy in crisis, a national debt of +$16 trillion, record number of Americans on food stamps, record low job participation rate of Americans, the impending fiscal cliff and US soldiers paying the ultimate sacrifice for their country. Nope, only his reelection was the most important thing for Obama to prevent him from playing golf. Now he's back to his old games that the election is over.
President Barack Obama is spending his first Saturday after winning reelection on the golf course. Today's outing is to the course on Andrews Air Force Base.
"Motorcade arrived at Andrews Air Force Base at 11:01 am after an uneventful ride," the pool report reads. "President Obama is playing golf with three White House aides: Eugene Kang, Joe Paulson and trip director Marvin Nicholson, according to a White House official. Pool is holding at the Andrews fast food court for the next few hours."
Posted November 11, 2012 by Scared Monkeys
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Masters of their Domain: Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice & South Carolina Financier Darla Moore Among First Female Members at Augusta National Golf Club
Augusta National has finally admitted woman to the famed golf club, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and South Carolina financier Darla Moore. For the first time in the history of Augusta National, the famed golf club where the Masters is played and the home of the green jacket … woman have been admitted as members.
Condoleezza Rice (left) & Darla Moore (rt)
Augusta National Golf Club has admitted female members for the first time, granting entry to former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and South Carolina financier Darla Moore.
Augusta, the site of the prestigious Masters golf tournament, has never before admitted women in the club's 80-year history. Chairman Billy Payne called the change in policy a "joyous occasion."
"These accomplished women share our passion for the game of golf and both are well known and respected by our membership," Payne said, according to The Associated Press. "It will be a proud moment when we present Condoleezza and Darla their green jackets when the club opens this fall. This is a significant and positive time in our club's history and, on behalf of our membership, I wanted to take this opportunity to welcome them and all of our new members into the Augusta National family."
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STEWART RETURNS: Three-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart is back. Stewart returned to a race car Friday for the first time since breaking two bones in his right leg in a sprint-car crash in August. Stewart, whose leg is only 65-percent healed, had a noticeable limp as he walked through the garage. Stewart logged a combined 50 laps Ś more than any other driver Ś during two practice sessions for the Sprint Unlimited exhibition race Saturday night. ôIt felt good,ö Stewart said between sessions. ôThe great thing is there is zero percentage of pain in the car. That was nice. We will see what it feels like at 9 oĺclock tonight, but so far, so good. That is better than I was hoping for, honestly. I thought we would have some kind of ache, pain of some kind that would bother us. It was like putting on an old pair of shoes again.ö
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LATE ARRIVALS: Sprint Cup drivers Ryan Newman and Martin Truex Jr., who missed media day because a winter storm blanketed North Carolina with snow and ice, arrived Thursday evening and had an interesting travel story to share Friday. It took them more than an hour to get to the airport, and when they arrived, the runway was far from ready for takeoff. Newman had to use his pickup to rescue a dump truck, which was helping rid the runway of snow, and then the Richard Childress Racing newcomer broke up ice and slush by driving back and forth on the tarmac. ôIt was an interesting day to say the least,ö Truex said. ôWe had a good time.ö
GERHARTĺS GRIPE: Bobby Gerhart took exception with ARCA officials Friday, questioning the accuracy and consistency of the seriesĺ pre-qualifying inspections. Gerhart, who has eight ARCA Series victories at Daytona, was one of five drivers whose qualifying times were disallowed following inspection. Gerhart wasnĺt happy, getting into a heated argument with ARCA officials. ôSame old stuff,ö he said. ôThey approved the car for competition, cleared it for qualifying and then in post-tech they didnĺt like what they liked the day before. If itĺs good one time, how can it not be good the next time?ö Gerhart, who has won six of the last nine ARCA races at Daytona and had the dominant car last year before a failed fuel pump ended his race, will have to start near the back of the field in Saturdayĺs opener. Several others also failed inspection.
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I have the Tac Elite. Ill never buy another PSE crossbow ever again. enough said!
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I have the Tac Elite. Ill never buy another PSE crossbow ever again. enough said!
Im looking too and haven't found anything that fits. I prefer a hard case so i started looking at gun cases and still nothing.
It's the Hickory Creek vertical inline mini crossbow. It's a little over 5 lbs with 150 lb limbs. You can go to the Hickory Creek Draw Loc site for more info. There is also a great YouTube review by...
Dwaters, thanks, it looks great.
I really like it, well worth the wait.
Sweet little tree stand rig.
Dewaters, Where did you get your crossbow done in ASAT ?
Well after my last post talking about my arrow concerns, I received an email from Jerry. Some how the wrong arrows were shipped with my mini. He said they would shoot fine, and they did, but he...
I just received my mini today. Im totally amazed! what a sweet looking bow, all the pictures and videos don't do this thing justice. the attention to detail and the fact that the bow was set up and...
( will take it out for deer friday eveing hope one comes close enough )
??? Did they change the start date for the Pa. bow season?
Manowar, check out Twang and Bangs youtube page for a great review of the Hickory Creek Mini. as for arrows they are shooting the Victory V Force 300 at a length of 23" I think that info is also...
Rt2, those are some sweet looking arrows. Did you use wraps or dip the arrows? How did the offset cable guard work out for you?
Contact Dorge at firenock.com He makes great arrows for the Tac.
Jerry, thanks that's good to know.
Wow, That's an excellent group for 40 yards offhand. I like that fancy bow stand. Lol. Have a great 4th.
Jerry, is it possible to replace the whisker biscuit with a drop away? I did this on my Tac and it really helped eliminate wrinkled vanes that the biscuit is notorious for.
Rt2, Did you bare shaft tune before sighting in? Can you post a picture of the broadhead riser contact and the clearance between the cables and vanes? I currently shoot a PSE Tac Elite that also...
What condition are the steps in? How much for 6 ?
I'm interested, what's your payment method?
Both are awesome, but I would go with the leafy suit. Get it one size bigger and save some money and use whatever you already have under it in colder weather. It's not the most durable, so pack it in...
I would like to enter. Thanks
Yes, the small pin Timney trigger will fit. I installed one in my Elite and it is one of the best upgrades I've done. The hardest part is getting the hammer block pin out.
Brad k, PSE says they don't cover strings and cables under warrantee, but with only 50 shots and your string looks like that, they will fix it. If your having trouble with the cocking mechanism,...
I'm one of those people. PSE has a recall on some of the earlier Tac Elites. The problems are minor, and I'm sure they will get them all worked out. Even with the little problems, the Tac is one...
c5ken, There are two options that I know of. There is the QAD drop away, and the firenock aerorest. I have the Tac and plan on installing the QAD drop away. I don't know if linking to other...
I was reading through the owners manual, and it says the elite should be serviced using a bow press. I know the Tac 15 could be serviced by backing off on the limb bolts to release the pressure on...
Do any of you hunt in the rain with your tac15i bows, if so, how do you dry and clean up your tac? Are there any precautions to take before or after hunting in the rain?
Weimer, I don't think the silencing kit is available any more. How do you like the new Elite? Was it worth the wait?
WOW, where did you read that? It's not rite. I paid $44.00 for a pack of three.
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Dance Me to the End of [What I] Love
"PROSPECTUS: TO THE PUBLIC: The Labours of the Artist, the Poet, the Musician [the DJ], have been proverbially attended by poverty and obscurity; this was never the fault of the Public, but was owing to a neglect of means to propagate such works as have wholly absorbed the Man of Genius." —William Blake
As the 12-midnight hour approaches, (PST) this is to announce this will be the first Sunday night / Monday morning that the Gypsy Scholar's Tower of Song program, broadcasting / webcasting for 12 + years, will be off the air — off the air due to the shutdown of KUSPfm community radio. The GS's final program (which can be listened to on the "Archived Musical Essays" page of the Tower of Song website) was last week, May 2. As a final parting on KUSP, at the end of the program the GS played two songs apropos a fitting last message to listeners. However, time ran out before the GS could play one more Leonard Cohen song to say goodbye, which is why the GS saved it for this week when the Tower of Song program was supposed to be on the air.
Again, the Tower of Song was a special kind of "music" program; it bridged the "public radio" divide between "Informational" programing on one side and "Music" programming on the other, and it didn't just "play" songs, it "showcased" songs (out of the Essay-with-Soundtrack), mixing and remixing "Argument & Song." Indeed, the program could be described as a kind of "dance" between the spoken word and the song.
So, given coming apart and collpase of a great community radio station of 44 years, taking the Tower of Song down with it, it is in the hopes of some solace that the GS offers the following song:
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A well-known town of Brookfield residence has gone away, but what will stand in its place is a complete unknown.
The farm house on the Waukesha County-owned Eble Park land, next to Eble Park Ice Arena, 19400 W. Bluemound Road, was recently demolished. The question is: to make way for what?
The county says there is a master plan for the park to be implemented in the coming years, but for now the removal of the house is merely part of the process that lacks details.
Farm's and park's history
Eble Park was created by the generous donation of 33 acres of land to Waukesha County from Florence and Roy Eble in 1987, with the condition that the land remains as park space.
Florence and Roy lived out their remaining days in the house, which itself wasn't officially listed as "historic" on any local, state or federal registers. The house had been vacant since Florence died in 1995.
Over the years, local organizations have approached the county to use the house, according to a county document addressing frequently asked questions about the park. However, due to the provisions of the property donation, as well as the cost to remove lead paint and asbestos and make the necessary changes to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, none of the proposals were pursued.
Instead of paying to maintain an unusable building and to eliminate a safety issue, the house was taken down in November, the county said.
Planning for a future
It's unknown what will go in the home's place, but the county said Eble Park is in the first stages of a master planning process.
The process helps to ensure that the Waukesha County Park System meets the long-term recreational needs of residents while preserving and enhancing the county's natural resources. The updated master plans will guide future improvements by determining new uses and facility development for the immediate 10-year future of the park.
The county plans to reuse the foundation field stone in future projects at Eble Park.
Still standing is the more prominent red barn, a landmark clearly visible from Bluemound Road. The barn and stone sheds will remain.
And Eble Gardens, the floral, herb and vegetable garden also on the property, will remain open to the public and continue to be maintained by the Southeastern Wisconsin Master Gardeners.
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Solitaire: A Consumer Comparison
Given Xpat2's clear ease-of-play advantage, availability of source code, user-friendly license and far greater choice of games, we would have to rank the free software product a clear winner over the captive software product.
So the next time some PHB wants to know why Linux is superior to Microsoft products, remember: PHBs aren't capable of abstract thinking. That's why they're PHBs instead of software engineers or philosophers. Don't explain, just sit the PHB down in front of a computer or two capable of running Microsoft Solitaire and Xpat2 and invite him/her/it to play a game of cards. What could be simpler?
And while the PHB is figuring out how to use the mouse, you can get some actual work done. Or do something useful, like play cards.
Products: Xpat2; SolitaireVendor: Heiko Eissfeldt and Michael Bischoff; MicrosoftOperating System: Linux, Linux-like OSes; probably others WindowsLicense: Partially GPLed, see the man page; Copyright by Microsoft and defended by the largest army of lawyers in the world, including the Justice Dept.Pretty girl?: Yes; NoComes bundled with: Many Linux distros; probably others WindowsGame(s) played: Klondike, Spider, Gypsy, Free Cell, Haven, Idiot's Delight, Monte Carlo, etc.; Las Vegas or StandardSmart cards: Yes; YesAccepts user-supplied cards?: Yes; NoPrice: Often bundled with Linux distros, free on the Net; Bundled with WindowsLatest version: 1.07; ??Documentation: Yes; YesRPM package: Yes; You're new here, aren't you?
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when not used for time travel my compaq portable II [a 286 12 machine w/ plasma display] is great for frightening
children w/ microsoft solitaire - the 287 coprocessor is not
required but does speed things up - I also recommend
the "cheater version" of microsoft solitaire by Moon Valley Software - so what if linux runs on 386 machines - I'm
running windows with a processor that has only ~ 800,000
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Solitare was the "killer application" for win3.0.
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that is SO!!!! true
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No... kpat is better...
The DISutility of Labor
This reminds me of the fact that so many people, including Marxists and Keynsian economists, cannot grasp the fundimental attribute of Labor: Its disutility.
Why is it so hard to understand that people do not like to work? That they will pay vast sums of money to reduce the labor required to perform a task, that they will pay others to perform tasks that still require labor, or surprise avoid labor alltogether when possible?
I'm not talking about things people do for fun. There are lots of reasons people contribute labor to the production of Linux, for exmple, and rarely is monitary gain a reason. However, there is almost always something gained, a reward, for doing work, even if that reward is personal "fun", and if the reward did not exist the work would not get done.
Those few who labor and produce just because they must through some internal need, are usually referred to as "psycotic", "insane", "driven", and other negative. Sometimes the work so produced is later recognized as genious, a gift to our shared history by "the artist who died in poverty."
I don't expect Linus T. is going to die in poverty any more than Linus Pauling did.
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Awesome article! Especially after fighting with Windows 2000 all day. However, I do think *Bob* is
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PySol trumps Xpat2!
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Xpat2 has a great feature for ending games; hit the button called "move to stack" and any card that is face up will, if possible, be moved to the appropriate stack. This means that when all the cards are face up, you can end the game with one click, a major improvement over the Microsoft product.
Try right-clicking when playing the Microsoft offering. On Windows 2000, at least, you will see the same effect as "move to stack".
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Terrestrial technology is now, and increasingly, sensitive to space weather. Most space weather is caused by solar storms and the resulting changes to the Earth's radiation environment and the magnetosphere. The Sun as the driver of space weather is under intense observation but remains to be adequately modelled. Recent spacecraft measurements are greatly improving models of solar activity, the interaction of the solar wind with the magnetosphere, and models of the radiation belts. In-situ data updates the basic magnetospheric model to provide specific details of high-energy electron flux at satellite orbits. Shock wave effects at the magnetopause can also be coarsely predicted. However, the specific geomagnetic effects at ground level depend on the calculation of magnetic and electric fields and further improvements are needed. New work on physical models is showing promise of raising geomagnetic and ionospheric predictability above the synoptic climatological level.
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