Jim Crandell and the crew at Fox 40 attempts the Harlem Shake:

The “Harlem Shake” is the latest craze sweeping the nation. If you’re not familiar with it, don’t expect much. These are all seemingly simple thirty second videos being created by the thousands each day, all set to a techno-dance song called the Harlem Shake by Baauer. The first 15 seconds of every video features one person dancing while everyone else in the background is seemingly going about their normal routine. The last fifteen seconds suddenly switches to every person dancing… if these motions are what is called dancing. Prepare to be disturbed as News 10 Sacramento attempts to ride the trend:

This is a combination of a variety of circumstances all combining to create a very touching moment last week at Coronado High School in El Paso, Texas. This is the type of story that will help restore your faith in humanity and helps to prove that yes, sometimes there is such a thing as good news!

The economic policy differences of California versus Texas are discussed with Fox News Channel Host John Stossel, Former California Assemblyman Chuck Devore (R-Orange County) and Matt Welch, author of Reason Magazine.

Sierra Waldorf and Sonora High graduate Rachel Callahan is featured in an incredibe video of humans and dolphins enjoying the ocean together. This was filmed in the Sea of Cortez near La Ventana, Baja California Sur, Mexico, where Callahan now lives. Incidentally, Callahan’s 26th birthday is Monday February 25th. Happy Birthday Rachel!

Those who enjoy Dodge Ridge in its present day form, will get a kick out of this half-century old footage from the Tuolumne County ski area. Do you see anybody that you just might know today?

Senator Rand Paul told Chris Wallace On ‘Fox News Sunday’ that America is ready for a “Libertarian Republican”. Paul made several bullet points of what he thinks Americans are looking for and then said that “we won’t decide until 2014”. Fox News Sunday is heard every Sunday morning on AM 1450 KVML from 10 AM through 11 AM.

The mainstream media broadcasts news considered to be important. Right? Well, no. During prime time television on Dateline NBC, Al Roker made this crude confession about his visit to the White House.

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — As the national anthem was being played before a hockey game between the Bakersfield Condors and the Las Vegas Wranglers, an Andean Condor broke free from its handler.

The rare bird of prey – with a wingspan of several feet – is the mascot for the hockey Condors.

During its escape attempt, the bird slid across center ice before flying toward the Condors’ team bench, prompting several players to duck for cover.

The condor was finally caught by its handler as it headed down the tunnel to the locker room. The scene left players and coaches laughing and fans cheering.

As for the hockey Condors, they lost the game 4-1.

From John Myers at Sacramento’s News 10 (ABC  Television): 

Texas Gov. Rick Perry decided to take another poke at California in a national radio program Friday, saying state leaders have made even the beauty of California not worth the cost of living here.

“Northern California all the way down to San Diego, absolutely beautiful,” Perry told conservative radio host Laura Ingraham.  “And I tell people that’s Exhibit A of how government can foul something up so bad, that you would leave that beauty to come live somewhere else. But that’s exactly what’s happened.”

Perry’s comments come a few days after a public-private Texas economic development groupmade a small, but noticed, radio ad buy in California. The radio spot features the veteran GOP governor urging California business owners to look eastward.

The squabble only got more national attention on Tuesday, when Gov. Jerry Brown told me after a West Sacramento event that the radio ad amounted to “barely a fart”. 

Perry’s office reports the Texas chief executive will travel to San Francisco on Sunday, and visit Silicon Valley, Orange County, and Los Angeles before leaving on Wednesday.  Other reports say he’s also expected to meet with executives at an Oxnard manufacturing company that’s considering an expansion of its operations.

Perry told radio host Ingraham that Texas is simply more friendly to business.

“People are voting with their feet,” he said on the program. “They’re moving to those states that have low taxes, a fair, responsible, regulatory climate. A legal system that doesn’t allow for over-suing.”

Gov. Brown’s spokesman, Gil Duran, responded to the latest back-and-forth by pointing out that some prominent Lone Star State companies, namely Texas Instruments and Dell Computers, both chose California in recent investments.

“We hope Gov. Perry enjoys his visit to the Golden State,” wrote Duran in an email Friday afternoon.

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