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Deep Dish - Sacramento

If you smell what the is coking!!!!!!!!!

Jesus sacramentado,Eucaristia, igreja católica, fabiano raupp, Sacramento da comunhão, renovação carismática, Eucarístico, misericórdia, amor, Jesus.

http://www.tchtouristchannel.tv Video del Programa Especial de Semana Santa recorrido de la Ciudad de Colonia que se emite por canales Metro y America Sport.

#55 Jason Williams -- the flashy innovator who brought the Sacramento Kings to the limelight with his dazzling moves.

Jonathan Westhues, RFID hacker extraordinaire, demonstrates cloning of RFID tags used for building access at the California state Capitol.

From popstaronline.com, check out this fun mini-movie of our experience with the Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato in Sacramento on July 16th! We had so, so much fun. We saw them do an acoustic Radio Disney gig, have it proclaimed "Jonas Brothers Day" in the city, got a tour of their Verizon bus where they're recording their NEXT album (already), spied on them backstage (CATCH JOE GETTING HELP STRETCHING BEFORE GOING ON) and then finally watched Demi & the JoBros performing on the amazing BURNING UP TOUR. Please enjoy this! Lots of love from Popstar! Come friend us at myspace.com/popstarmagazine!

California's capital city is featuring the area's first New Year's Eve ball drop.

Video da música Sacramento da Comunhão composta pelo Diácono Nelsinho Corrêa... Elabora por Tania Regina e produzido por André Dias....

A man was shot to death early New Year's Day during an argument at a Sacramento party, police said.

Nice mix of the 2001-2002 Sacramento Kings. Includes clips of Mike Bibby, Peja Stojakovic, Chris Webber, Vlade Divac, Doug Christie, and Bobby Jackson. For more high quality downloadable basketball videos, please visit http://www.nbamixes.com

This aired during the halftime of the Kings/76ers game that immediately followed this trade in 2005

Música "Sacramento que Cura", da banda católica de rock White Metal CEREMONYA, cantada pelo Padre Marcelo Rossi, com imagens lindas do Santíssimo Sacramento!

KCRA was on the air 24 hours a day, with a straight feed of the CNN Headline News channel filling out the later hours, except for Sunday nights when they'd sign off with this at 12:30 AM. By 1987 they finally put in Headline News Sunday nights as well and were full 24-hours. This includes one of two versions I've seen of the "High Flight" poem with Air Force footage, followed by "Bluebird Of Happiness" which might have looked a lot nicer if the film they used wasn't so grainy and dirty. The tape this was recorded on ran out right at the end of the sign-off, so you don't get to see what happened afterwards- most of the time the screen would go white, with the station logo at the bottom and the signal would stay on with silence til sign-on time. Since 2000 KCRA has stuck its logo on the screen during all non-NBC programming, so essentially they are just a big test pattern now ;p This is recorded from a stereo broadcast; it was common at the time for stations to run all mono material through a fake stereo processor, often with annoying results. Since the sound on YouTube is only in mono though, you will have to search elsewhere to hear this in stereo.

MAY 15, 2007-If you live by the sea whale sightings are no big deal. However, this pair is 90 miles from the Pacific Ocean! This can't happen, can it?

Jermaine O'Neal got off to a slow start to his career in Toronto, taking time to recover from a knee injury that sidelined him for half of last season. He is starting to find his groove of late, once again looking like the five-time all-star he was in Indiana before being traded to the Raptors this summer. O'Neal scored 36 points in his highest-scoring game in two seasons and the Toronto Raptors ended a 10-game losing streak in Sacramento with a 107-101 victory over the Kings on Friday night. ``I'm starting to feel like I felt in Indiana. I knew it was going to be a process,'' O'Neal said. ``The game was a lot faster than I thought it would be, especially being out 40 games last year. It took me a while to get the rhythm.'' O'Neal was in it all night against the Kings, helping Toronto win for just the second time in 13 trips to Arco Arena and the first since March 13, 1997. The Raptors have won back-to-back games on a six-game road trip that was broken up by a three-day holiday break that allowed many of the Toronto players to go home for Christmas before returning to the team Thursday night. O'Neal, who missed 40 games last season after undergoing knee surgery the previous summer, reached the 20-point mark just twice in his first 23 games in Toronto before doing it in three straight now on this road trip. The performance against the Kings was his best of the year as he dominated inside on 15-of-19 shooting in his highest-scoring game since getting 39 for Indiana against Chicago on March 25, 2007. ``He's had a couple of back-to-backs where he's been dominant inside and more aggressive,'' Raptors interim coach Jay Triano said. ``Remember, he was out for a couple of years really, spot duty. He's in better basketball shape and has more bounce in his legs recently.'' The Kings lost their fifth straight game since winning their first game under interim coach Kenny Natt, falling to 5-10 on the season at home. ``A lot of times we really don't even know what we are doing,'' Kings centre Brad Miller said. ``So we just have to keep working on it and look at it and keep going at it.'' With Chris Bosh limited to just 13 points because of foul trouble, O'Neal took over the game for the Raptors. He hit a pair of difficult drives midway through the fourth quarter after the Kings had tied the game at 95 with just under five minutes to play. O'Neal added another bucket on a friendly roll with 1:13 to go, giving Toronto a 103-97 lead and then came up with the steal that sealed the game with 21.9 seconds to go. ``I just called plays for him,'' point guard Jose Calderon said. ``Why are we going to change if he keeps scoring? We wanted the ball in his hands because he was making everything today.'' Calderon added 16 points, seven rebounds and six assists, while Andrea Bargnani also had 14. Miller and John Salmons scored 20 points each to lead the Kings. Bobby Jackson added 17 points off the bench. The Raptors went on a 16-3 run early in the second half, getting eight points from Calderon to overcome a five-point halftime deficit. They built the lead up to six points late in the quarter following a three-pointer by Bargnani. But Bobby Brown hit a three-pointer for Sacramento and Jackson hit his own three with 0.5 seconds left in the quarter to cut it to 85-82 heading into the fourth. The Kings had lost all 18 games when they trailed after three quarters and did nothing to change that early in the fourth. Sacramento missed its first three shots and committed three turnovers in the first 3:40 of the fourth, falling behind 92-83. Then whenever they got close down the stretch, O'Neal delivered the big play Toronto needed. ``We let O'Neal go off,'' Salmons said. ``Our perimeter players didn't help our bigs out. We didn't play good team defence.'' Notes: The Kings led 56-51 at the half, just their sixth halftime lead in 30 games. But they were unable to hold onto that advantage and lost for the first time this season when leading at the half. ... Kings G Kevin Martin, who has played only nine games this season with an injured left ankle, practiced on Christmas. ``The players were excited to see him but not more than I was,'' Natt said. Natt said Martin was still ``a ways'' away from returning. ... Calderon made all six of his free throws, extending his streak to 69 consecutive made foul shots.

A few weeks ago we had the opportunity to visit the Ronald McDonald House in Sacramento, CA. There we met an unbelievable kid named Nicholas. And this is his story... Be sure to watch for next weeks episode.

David Archuleta sings Works For Me at Jingle Ball in Sacramento! He was sooo goood! Loved it!

SOSIMO SACRAMENTO....(mix sarita 2)

Here is the video all of you Paramore fans have been wanting us to repost!

Basketball documentary of one player's road to the nba...

A compendium of the California State Geographic Information Systems (GIS) conference. June 19, 2008. Sacramento, CA.

Silvio y Sacramento en directo (Fanzine, Canal Sur, 1989)

The Sacramento Kings could've used either Ron Artest or Peja Stojakovic against Allen Iverson and the Philadelphia 76ers. Iverson scored 41 points and Chris Webber had 17 points and 13 rebounds, leading Philadelphia to a 109-103 victory over undermanned Sacramento on Tuesday night. The Kings were without Stojakovic because he stayed at the hotel after the team reportedly agreed to send him to Indiana for Artest earlier in the day. However, the trade fell through, though Artest left open the possibility that something could still happen. The volatile forward was deactivated by the Pacers in December after requesting a trade. "I had no control over any of it," Kings coach Rick Adelman said. "I didn't have Peja. I told them to play with the hand you're dealt." Mike Bibby had a career-high 44 points and Kevin Martin added 20 as the Kings lost their third straight game. Sacramento has won at least 55 games in four straight seasons but is last in the Pacific Division. "As far as distractions go, not having Peja was the biggest thing," Bibby said. "We still don't know what's going on." The Kings visit the New York Knicks on Wednesday, but Adelman wasn't sure about Stojakovic's status. "I have a lot of faith in Peja," Adelman said. "He's meant a lot to me and this franchise. He's been a pro his whole career." The Sixers have won three in a row, improving to 21-20 at the halfway point of the season. Philadelphia, which came in allowing the third-most points in the NBA, reverted to its usual form on defense after consecutive solid efforts. The Sixers held Memphis and Minnesota to under 90 points each, but they allowed the Kings to shoot 47.6 percent. "We've gotten a little bit better on the defensive end," coach Maurice Cheeks said. "Tonight wasn't one of our best defensive efforts, but if we're going to making a move, we'll have to do it on the defensive end." Playing in front of his father, Sixers assistant coach Henry Bibby, Mike Bibby put on a shooting clinic in the second half. He made six straight shots in one stretch and was 12-of-14 after going 5-of-11 in the first half. Sacramento trailed by 10 early in the fourth, but got within 93-90 on a 3-pointer by Bibby. After a jumper by Webber, Bibby hit another 3 to make it 95-93. With Sacramento trailing 99-97, Andre Iguodala knocked the ball out of Bibby's hands, off his leg and out of bounds. Iguodala then hit a 3-pointer to give the Sixers a 102-97 lead with 1:58 left. Webber made two free throws in the final minute to seal the win over his former team. "I feel good about how we're trying to get better defensively," Iverson said. "We're nowhere near where we want to be, but I like the effort." At one point in the second quarter, the Sixers went 6:29 without a basket while missing nine straight shots. But their 9-point lead only shrunk to 39-34 during that stretch. The Kings cut it to 44-43, but Philadelphia scored the next six points to take a 50-43 halftime lead. Sacramento center Brad Miller, averaging 14.8 points and 8.1 rebounds, missed all eight of his shots and finished with two points and one rebound in 32 minutes.