Archive for: November, 2010

Midtown Holiday Stuff!

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By Nick Leonti, SacMidtown.com I might be a real jerk most of the year, but every December I’m full of holiday cheer (and cookies). There are a lot of good things happening in Sacramento for the holidays. Here are a few off the top of my head. The Nutcracker @ The Sacramento Ballet I’ve never [...]

Kings Continue to Spiral

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Rob Small, SacMidtown.com Nothing seems to be going right for the Sacramento Kings. In the past 11 games the team has won only one game. This includes losses to the Los Angeles Clippers and Chicago Bulls last week. The problem is that November was the easiest month the Kings had this season. Out of the [...]

Of Course I’m not Picking up Dog Poop

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By Cory Hunt, SacMidtown.com Sparky, time for a walk! I can see you’ve really got to take a dump, but I want to make sure you don’t crap anywhere near my house, so I’m just going to drag you along while you’re trying to squat.  It’s really a win-win, because all this dragging eliminates the [...]

The Christmas Tree

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By Frances Macias-Phillips, SacMidtown.com I love the holidays. But as a firm believer in the “No Christmas Before Thanksgiving” rule, I had to take the first opportunity that I had to prepare for Christmas. So this Black Friday, my fiancé and I loaded up on holiday supplies and set out to decorate for our first [...]

A Vegan’s Guide to Junk Food

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By Danielle Carlson, SacMidtown.com Carl’s Jr. CrissCut fries…vegan.  Oreos…vegan.  Swedish fish…vegan. When I became a vegan last year, I have to say I was slightly bummed that I would miss out on some good ol fashioned junk food. Yes, junk food is gnarly for you and mother earth supplies us with such an abundance of [...]

A Wine Lover’s Holiday Gift Guide

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By Bethany Hill, SacMidtown.com Black Friday has arrived! Now I can finally listen to Christmas music without feeling any element of shame. (I may or may not have been enjoying Christmas music since early November. Don’t judge me because I’m jolly.) Now that Thanksgiving is behind us, many Sacramentans are beginning their holiday shopping (or [...]

The 17th Annual Run To Feed The Hungry

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By Frances Macias-Phillips, SacMidtown.com The Run to Feed The Hungry combines two of the things that make me feel best: running and giving back. So on Thursday, me and approximately 30,000 of my fellow Sacramentans will be lacing up to participate in the 17th Annual Run to Feed The Hungry, benefiting the Sacramento Food Bank. [...]

Fitness Guru: Don’t Become a Turkey on Thanksgiving

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By Kristin Walton, SacMidtown.com Freddy Krougar, Michael, or that crazy Saw movie guy have nothing when it comes to scaring me as when I read this: a typical Thanksgiving dinner is about 4,000 calories. To burn this off, you would have to run for 7 hours, do 20 hours of yoga, or lift weights for [...]

Thanksgiving Favorites: Secret Family Recipe Revealed … Sweet Potato Casserole

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By Bethany Hill, SacMidtown.com In my family, Thanksgiving dinner isn’t necessarily all about the turkey.  I mean sure, I like turkey – but I certainly wouldn’t glamorize it to be the ultimate highlight of my dinner. When I think about Thanksgiving’s menu, the first item that comes to mind is the most delectable casserole dish [...]

Kings Struggling to Win

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By Rob Small, SacMidtown.com With three games left at home the Sacramento Kings were looking to end what would be a six-game losing streak. The Kings lost to the New York Knicks last Wednesday and the New Orleans Hornets yesterday in a low-scoring game, but they beat the New Jersey Nets last Friday. The Kings [...]

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