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Enter the News10@9 'Teachers Dancing Behind Students Contest'

A trending YouTube video depicting teachers dancing behind unsuspecting students inspired News10 to seek out sneaky teachers in Sacramento.

We're asking teachers in the area to send in videos capturing them dancing behind students (like in the video below) to be entered into a contest. News10@9 will choose the funniest video entered and do our show from the winning school's campus.

So get those cameras hidden and start working on your dance moves teachers.  Then send your handiwork to now@news10.net.

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Great Hang Up: Bill introduced to fine texting while cycling

GREAT HANG UP - A bill to increase fines for texting while driving, and to fine cyclists who text and ride has passed the State Senate and is now in the assembly.

A YouTube video also pokes fun at texting and cycling. We wanted an avid cyclist's perspective and watched their ride via a Go Pro "helmet cam."

May is Bike Month and  on Thursday May 17, several power stations, including the following, will be offering free breakfast to cyclists, according to the Sacramento TMA:

Sacramento to again host CIF NorCal Regional Basketball Championship

SACRAMENTO, CA - For the 13th straight year, the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) NorCal Regional Basketball Championship Tournament will return to Sacramento's Power Balance Pavilion in 2013.

Maloof Sports and Entertainments announced that the NorCal Regionals will take place on Saturday, March 16, 2013 and they will continue to host the CIF State Basketball Championships through the 2015 season.

Since 1992, the venue, formally known as ARCO Arena has hosted thousands of athletes in search of a State title in both boys and girls basketball. Among them, current NBA players Jason Kidd, Jeremy Lin, Tayshaun Prince, Jrue Holiday and Chuck Hayes - the Modesto Christian product currently playing with the Kings - have all competed and showcased their talents.

The agreement extend's the venue's 26-year history as a host site for both regional and state basketball tournaments.

Time is running out…

Time is running out…

Sacramento Vice Mayor Angelique Ashby posted the information below on her website.

I encourage you to check it out! Sounds like a lot of fun!

 

Summer Oasis is back for 2012!
Come and enjoy the fresh outdoors and new adventures!

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Random Thoughts on Dating Coaches

Random Thoughts on Dating Coaches

Over the past few days, I was plagued by those awful, "I'm going to be alone forever. I'm never going to be in a relationship." thoughts. Because I'm a writer and need to communicate my feelings with the world, I sent out a few woe is me tweets... Read More

TheatreFest 2012!

TheatreFest 2012!

Attention Theater lovers: Support our local teens and enjoy live theater at the same time!

I found the information below on the Natomas Charter School’s website.

“The Natomas Charter School’s Drama Department is proud to introduce its latest work: TheatreFest 2012. TheatreFest 2012 is an all-day, student-produced theatre festival featuring the work of Natomas Charter School’s talented acting and directing students. There will be 17 short productions, each piece no more than 15 minutes long, broken into four distinct acts. Come for one act, or come for all four! Enjoy tales of love, loss, regret, hardship, and murder! The event will be held on May 19th from 12 pm to 5 pm at the Blackbox Theatre (4600 Blackrock Dr. Sacramento, CA 95835). Admission is free, but donations are greatly appreciated.”

http://pfaa.natomascharter.org/content/tlee/theatrefest-2012

 

UC Davis West Village a global model for sustainable urban planning

UC Davis West Village a global model for sustainable urban planning

UC Davis West Village overcame funding constraints, delays, regulatory changes, a housing market collapse and other challenges to become the nation’s largest planned zero-net energy community, according to a new report on sustainable, low-carbon developments.

The pioneering development is one of four case studies featured in the current issue of the journal Planning Theory & Practice.

The report, “Exploring the Challenges of Environmental Planning and Green Design: Cases from Europe and the USA,” highlights UC Davis West Village as a model for new town construction and an example of how progressive planning and creative partnering can lead to new possibilities in energy conservation.

The UC Davis case study was selected from among several international green design projects submitted for inclusion in the report. ... Read More