I saw a similar looking dog on Nextdoor. The dog was found on Arena. My first time posting a link so I hope this works. I don’t know how to post a picture and the lady who found the dog didn’t leave a number. Just said to contact her through Nextdoor. Her name is Maria Duenas if that helps.

Nextdoor found dog

Thank you. I'm using the A-118-C dashcam, but it looks like it's unavailable right now. I had good reviews about this camera specifically for high temperature conditions, as i was parking outside frequently and during the hot summer months. I had lost a previous dashcam to heat damage. This thing has had my back since late 2018, though, through two Sacramento summers

I've seen these signs on the back of buses around the grid. This stock photo model probably didn't envision his sweet mohawk photos being used quite this way.

Remember to wear a helmet before you go to war.

> It was named for legendary local businessman Thomas P. Raley, who turned a little green into lots of produce. In 1935, with $120 in cash, he started a grocery store in Placerville that became a grocery chain boasting scores of stores and 15,000 employees

-Carlos Alacala, "Sacramento Street Whys"

Have this. Works great, quality is good too. Haven’t had to use it for an actual accident so I can’t speak as to how the sensors pick up a crash, but I’ve pulled some footage from it and it looks good.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077B25H9K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_B8V6BbXSGYKMB

I've floated the river a thousand times in everything from a whitewater raft to, well, nothing but a wetsuit. In regards to durability, I would recommend more than just a cheap-o-Walmart-floaty-thing. You'll see a bunch of cheap-o floats on the water this weekend and many will work just fine, but you'll also see some that are popped and left for dead.
This one is a step up from cheap-o, yet not super expensive like this awesome kayak I have.

The key to floating, IMO, is to wear good shoes, not "water" shoes. You need something you can push off rocks with and stand up in. Flip flops and water shoes will make your float suck.

1. Wear a lifejacket
2. Clean up your trash

Done and done

Hey, so, the title says it all mostly...

I collect and play a variety of instruments (mostly string), and have a perfectly good cello taking up space that I’d like to donate to a good home/school. I’ve asked a couple of my teacher friends, and none of them have gotten back to me.

Anyway... It’s in good shape—as far as I know—but probably needs some strings and/or a tune-up. Comes with a bow of course, and a lightweight canvas carrying bag.

I’m in East Sac, and can meet up anywhere around here today.

The Sacramento Reddit community has helped me out before; this is my way of giving back. Students or teachers only, please. If that’s too much to ask, just promise me you’ll play it.

Cheers

Done aaaand done Thanks to u/dlmusgrove for giving her a new home.

If anyone else who was interested is truly inclined/sparked now to hop on the cello train, there are a handful of affordable options on Amazon Prime that could have you experimenting by this weekend. Keep playing, whatever it is you play ������

you have to call your sacramento sewer district and report it then they will have someone come out here’s a Nextdoor post about it

https://nextdoor.com/p/xpRRpRjyDM2d?utm_content=c&utm_source=share&extras=OTA1OTY0

>This year’s top-rated cities are Colorado Springs, Boise, Houston, Austin and Louisville, Ky.

Of those cities the only one I'd consider living in over Sacramento is Austin.

Also this was a survey of 12,500 small-businesses owners nationwide. So it isn't like it can be said to be objective.

Also the title is a lie.

thanks for /u/undeadbill for the link http://www.thumbtack.com/ca/sacramento/#/2014/1

Cities that they are counting as "Sacramento" of the people the surveyed for "Sacramento"

• Colfax, 1
• Newcastle, 1
• El Darado Hills, 1
• Rocklin, 2
• Roseville, 1
• Citrus Heights, 2
• Carmichael, 2
• Rancho Cordova, 1
• Elk Grove, 1
• Sacramento, 6

So more not Sacramento than actual Sacramento.

If you find the Sharper Image dashcam not up to your standards, you can use the same one I have: Spytec A118-C 1080p

Cool! A whole fleet of Dodge Chargers!

What a nice reliable make for a local police force to use.

when you find them consider getting them a collar and dog tag. dog tags are $4 on amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Providence-Engraving-Shapes-Colors-Sizes/dp/B084HMMQ8M/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=dog+tag&qid=1622823126&sr=8-5

I dunno, OP's looks thicker. Plus, they have a second one up for grabs, so either they're a hobbyist in the same community with a similar tree or a serial bonsai thief. The latter would be kind of bizarre, considering how uncommon they are and how easily you would draw attention to yourself like OP's thief did if you were regularly snatching them up.

https://offerup.com/item/detail/1274434146

Both were posted two days ago, so maybe they grabbed more than one at the same time? OP could say if the theft was more recent than that- it would rule this person out for sure.

Since he can’t, I will. I really enjoyed this one and this one.

If you buy a decent dash cam it should be able to survive the heat without issue. I personally haven't had any issues with mine in the summer heat.

My recommendation would be the C1 Pro. It's a little on the expensive side, but it's a solid device by a reputable company.

I’d like to see it go back too. But Sacramento seems to be all-in with “farm to fork”, as both an regional identity and as a marketing slogan, so I’m skeptical it will go back.

So where do I get one?

Edit: never mind its on Amazon

I live right by the drive ins and go all the time. I've gone through a number of different FM radios, trying to find one that works well. If you do want to buy a radio, I can't recommend this one enough:

https://www.amazon.com/Sony-Portable-Player-Boombox-Digital/dp/B07MG12WN9/ref=sr\_1\_1\_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=sony+zs-rs60bt&qid=1625679076&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&smid=A6EGA15UEFYEQ&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEzTlROSDIwSFM...

I work in HVAC, not a lawyer. My understanding is that you are legally entitled to a working furnace, but working AC isn't legally required. We've had many interactions with tenants who, like you, would like to somehow intervene in the approval process to speed things up. The problem is that you don't own the equipment, so you can't give us permission to work on it. Realize that if you take matters into your own hands, they are not legally obligated to reimburse you (AFAIK) and could probably hold you liable for any actual or assumed damage done by a contractor that you hire without their consent. This is important because it isn't always easy to tell exactly what caused any machine to fail. You don't want them to have the option to blame you.

Therefore, given your other comments about your rental rate and the inactivity of the property owner, why don't you get a window unit for your bedroom? The cheapest options are about $350, but you can always get a used one off of CL. Make sure you get one that runs off of 120 volts, as many need 240 volts which will not run on on a standard plug. This would work.

The other option is an evaporative cooler like this which is much cheaper and still works well in a pinch. It will add humidity to the air, but definitely helps in making the heat bearable (like 75 degrees or so down from 95).

Sorry you're having problems! Problems suck, I hope this has been helpful :D

can confirm, i got one on amazon a few months back: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079VD2K6N/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&customId=B07537P4T9&psc=1

According to Accuweather, the next chance for rain won't be until around October 6, and it should rain for several days in a row.

I don't know how to share a screenshot, but there is someone sharing screenshares of their security camera footage from 4am that night at 27th and G. I honestly can barely make the person out. Hopefully you are able to view the neighborhood's nextdoor here: https://nextdoor.com/news_feed/?post=133486041 scroll down to Ryan Presley. I asked that they share the video with police.

Your best bet is to look at historical weather data.

https://weatherspark.com/y/1356/Average-Weather-in-Pollock-Pines-California-United-States-Year-Round

The standards implemented a couple centuries ago for taking temperature readings should mitigate that issue, but it's still an interesting question, especially since the issue of standards for taking temperature readings resulted in the old world record for highest temperature being overturned a few years ago. I strongly recommend watching the linked video, it's fascinating.

However, I would point out that even in the first few decades of readings, a warming trend is evident.

In the future, I plan on pulling weather data for more rural cities (such as those in Alaska and areas of other states with minimal development) to see what trends are evident.

Mobile?

I saw you mention working on or having an interest in mobile in another comment so I'll throw this in:

I've only really been exposed to mobile as an accessory of a primary web SaaS but I've never exclusively worked on mobile. I know React Native is popular and there's obviously an iOS market but, and maybe this is my own bias, I see the mobile app development market as very transient; a lot of stuff comes and goes as trends change.

I've used Xamarin, twice, to create or wrap mobile experiences. If you do pursue the .NET route this would probably be something to look into.

What do I mean as an accessory item? I mean banks and other commercial endeavors that are primarily a web experience with a mobile app that wraps their web experience. It wouldn't be unusual to get hired by, say, Chase, and work on their website, but then be asked to work in their mobile app for a bit before returning to web dev.

SmaRTRide App Google Play

SmaRTRide App Apple App Store

Pull up the app, confirm your location and go to the corner the app indicates (Drop offs/Pick Ups are nearest corner to destination). App will give you the option to pay via RT Connect card or cash on board. Watch in app as bus makes it's way to you! I've used it in the Franklin area and Downtown and have never waited more than 15 minutes.

Buttermilk Bend is a fantastic leisurely trail. 2.4 miles out and back, plenty of access to the Yuba river for swimming (I recommend beneath the bridges), 90 minute drive from Midtown, ample parking, clean facilities, and dog friendly (leash required).

If you're willing to commit to a 2-year contract, Costco has 2 year memberships at 24-Hour Fitness for $349.99, which comes out to be little less than $15 a month. That's probably about half the normal cost. The 24-Hour Fitness right at Hwy. 50 and Bradshaw has 3 or 4 racquetball courts.

I am relatively new here, but I understood the sarcasm just fine. My mention of "Nextdoor" was referring to https://nextdoor.com/; it's a website/app for 'community stuff': events, lost pets, suspicious activity, that sort of thing. I live in Natomas, and every weekend that the River Cats are home the app gets flooded with posts saying "Did anyone hear gunshots?"...to which the response is always "No, those are fireworks after the River Cats game. Again. Just like last weekend, and two weekends before that, and every other weekend all summer long for years and years and years now." (or at least, it should be).

So I understood exactly where you were coming from.

Honestly, go buy an air purifier. It’s really the best way. My AC gets most of the big things and my Purifier gets all the rest.

Get things that do theirs jobs well instead trying to get something do two things poorly.

Winix 5300-2 Air Purifier with True HEPA, PlasmaWave and Odor Reducing Carbon Filter,Gray https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D8DAYBA/

Here’s what I have.

I have been dying to stay here. I almost linked it in this thread, but was going to keep it for myself. If you are interested in something similar, but super close and very amazing check out: THIS

More wind and rain on the way, however the wind will not be as strong. More rain from here on out, it looks like.
https://www.wunderground.com/hourly/us/ca/sacramento/KCASACRA200

Iron Grill does bottomless mimosas every day and you won't need a reservation. They also have a groupon right now that you may be able to use - https://www.groupon.com/deals/iron-steaks

Mimosa House in east sac doesn't do bottomless and I haven't liked the mimosas nor the food the few times I've been.

Bacon and Butter does good food but does not do bottomless and has a limited menu. They're typically more expensive depending on what you order

Folsom Lake State Rec Area has great trails, and the Sac State Aquatic Center is awesome and open to everyone for water rentals (kayaks, paddle boards, etc).

For great hikes in the foothills, Auburn is awesome. Here are a list of trails from Canyon Keepers (click "Trail Guides") http://www.canyonkeepers.org/

Hidden Falls is in the Auburn/Lincoln area, and is also awesome. There's also a pair of Golden Eagles there!

The Pacific Crest Trail, Desolation Wilderness, Squaw Valley, and Lake Tahoe also offer great hiking options less than two hours from Sacramento. Happy hiking!

https://www.ubereats.com/en-US/sacramento/food-delivery/vons-oven-chicken/W_m211MRTjWwTkl4SJ6SBA/

https://postmates.com/merchant/mana-japanese-restaurant-sacramento

Couple places I found on the Googles.

You're from the bay so I wasnt sure which one you'd prefer

this one or this

Sorry they are amazon links I didnt know how to look them up at whole foods. 😎

What basis are you basing your statement of them price gouging off of? Frys has always been one of the stores where everything is always on sale, in fact if you go to the website it shows those are 40% off for $5.99 instead of $9.99

Amazon is selling two for $19.99 on sale from $25.00 https://www.amazon.com/Cleace-Advanced-Alcohol-Sanitizer-Guidelines/dp/B087WF7PBB

Staples is $14.99 for one https://www.staples.com/cleace-antimicrobial-75-alcohol-gel-hand-sanitizer-500-ml-esiecl500ms/product_24442428?akamai-feo=off

Seems like frys is the cheapest.. But hey, at least you can post a "caught them" post on reddit.

Hi!

I've been taking a number of hikes (socially distant of course) lately, and a lot of trails are open - I haven't ran into a closed one yet.

I've been using an app to help find/follow them called "Alltrails" that can help you find great hikes and you don't need to subscribe to it to look through it.

I carry a mask in the rarish cases where there's more than a few people nearby and wear it as necessary, and hiking is a great shelter-in-place activity.

Where are you seeing rain? There’s a small chance of rain a week from Thursday, but forecasts that far out are almost never correct. https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/36342af46d7d7ef38a8a177c2fefbdf39a8740a1002996457291796857e66564

It's making international news, and showing the world that the entire US isn't made up of hateful bigots:

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/jun/16/baptist-preacher-roger-jimenez-orlando-massacre-california-protest

Basing my answer on these two sources: https://www.sfgate.com/california-wildfires/article/air-cigarettes-smoke-breathing-aqi-unhealthy-13399240.php#:~:text=In%20layman%27s%20terms%2C%20this%20means%20that%20if%20the,or%20a%20little%20over%20half%20of%20a%20pack and https://www.accuweather.com/en/us/sacramento/95814/air-quality-index/347627

Standing outside for 24 hours straight with the current Sacramento AQI of 140 would be equivalent to smoking approximately 7 cigarettes. Going outside for an hour or less realistically won't do a lot of harm unless you are especially vulnerable (such as people with asthma). Wearing an N95 mask when outdoors should help protect you

Clementine Trail to clarks pool: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/clementine-trail-to-clarks-pool

Typically this is a super mellow swimming hole, but not sure of the conditions with the snowmelt this year. The link is a little misleading. I think its accounting for the whole trail to the Upper Clementine Dam. To get to Clark's pool its probably like a 10 minute walk that is super easy.

u/mrsharbear it's a long shot, but it might be worth contacting this person who found a phone on Nextdoor: https://nextdoor.com/news_feed/?post=133524136

yes...$120 for back 3, $170 for all around...

https://www.groupon.com/deals/premium-glass-tint-inc-1

really well reviewed place..had four cars tinted here and all were fine, no bubbling. the tint they use for the 120/170 deal is an economy grade film called solargard hp smoke plus. you can get 3M film done but not at that price. was in and out within about an hour of my appt

Understood.

Personally, I'd want to be judged on what I have to say instead of the quality of my clothes.

The reason why there are so many marijuana ads in the paper is a combination of many things, some of it fielty and history. The publication used to be the only media in Sacramento that would allow dispensary and alternative business owners to advertise, as every other media outlet would simply say no. Now, you can find ads for medical marijuana in The Bee, Sacramento Magazine - almost every form of print. The dispensaries have also been relegated to the back of the paper and made a home as the "Capital Cannabis Guide". I'd also like to make note that Collective Giving donated the second-most canned goods to families in need behind Kids Can over the holiday season of 2013.

As for quality - those guys over at editorial have won their share of journalism awards. Rachel Leibrock was featured on Good Morning America a few months ago, and the Reno News & Review editor D. Brian Burghart was on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart this past Tuesday. The cover story from 2 weeks ago was a great read, and I'd recommend giving that a shot. It revisits the story of Gary Webb, a Sacramento journalist, and discusses the upcoming movie starring Jeremy Renner as Webb. Came out today, actually.

If you're still not for the paper, because of journalism, politics, purpose, mission, etc., I completely understand.

There's this page https://www.emailalert.dmv.ca.gov/DPPPP/Misuse.aspx

As well as an app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fortmobile.parkingmobility

for reporting scum violating handicapped parking regs.

I got this book at REI: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DXXZEA2/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

It's not perfect and only about 10-15% of the book is useful for an easy day trip from Sacramento, but there's some choice spots that I've been to.

Is the Nail 'Em app really useful? It looks very very outdated to the point that I would question its usefulness. Even Google Play Store is flagging the app as outdated.

Just FYI you do not cut foam with a CNC mill. It would cause lots of tears and just gum it up. The easiest way would be to go to a thrift store and buy an electric carving knife. You can also use a jigsaw or buy one of these electric hot knives Hot Knife Foam Cutter Hot Wire Styrofoam Engraving Tip 3 in 1 Tools Kit by Calcor https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078P81GGD/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_16NTW5RGW6MQTHDWHH8D?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Source: I’m an engineer

Looks like someone pranked them, it's put over another bumper sticker too, wonder what the one under it is

https://www.amazon.com/Have-Herpes-Magnetic-Bumper-Stickers/dp/B00CW1PWT4

Not only for humans, but I try to keep the small packs of dog food for those who have pets. These are great because they're individually packaged.

Now that its cooler, I keep a case of bottled water in my trunk and fill ziplock baggies with a few individually bagged human snacks (super cheap at grocery outlet) and pack of dog food to handout to homeless when I'm out and about.

Not OP, but I’ve moved out to Phoenix. It’s extra hot here, so we make sure to take precaution for our staffie.

I bought these off of amazon: https://www.amazon.com/QUMY-Waterproof-Reflective-Velcro-Anti-Slip/dp/B07JNSLSH8/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=dog+shoes&qid=1559446027&s=gateway&sprefix=dog+shoes&sr=8-3

They were a decent price and they stay on our dogs feet pretty well.

I've been using it since last March and have only had a few issues in random spots in town. When I do have issues, I use FiSwitch to change my carrier.

Send this in to the New York Times! They're compiling photos from the marches across the country and from around the world. I was looking, but didn't see Sacramento represented yet.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/01/21/world/womens-march-pictures.html?smid=pl-share&_r=0

Just did a cool almost 6 mile walk near walnut grove the other day, it's called the Meadows slough trail. Mostly shaded and cool views of the Delta. Here is the link :)

Check out this trail on AllTrails. https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/the-meadows-slough-trail

Pogi's Poop Bags - 300 Bags with Easy Tie Handles - Large, Earth-Friendly, Scented, Leak-Proof Pet Waste Bags https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00N2TFD3K/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_6nQHub0ZNBQ78

A years worth for $14 and biodegradable. I spent more on two gin & tonics at a bar this weekend. There are better options than plastic bags from a store.

https://www.abc10.com/article/news/local/this-july-has-actually-been-cooler-than-last-july-so-far/575589082

If you go to a temp history log, days over 100F was much lower for this summer compared to others, that's more what I mean (which means less AC needed). Count yourself if you want https://www.wunderground.com/history/monthly/us/ca/sacramento/KSAC/date/2018-7

Very few airlines have their schedules out for summer 2019 (I'm looking for other flights!) so it'll be interesting to see if they update.

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FYI, a roundtrip Sacramento to Shanghai, stopping in Seattle is only about $630 in May 2019 right now.

Non-stop San Francisco to Beijing is around $750 for the same week in May.

Even though you said "2 hour drive", I'll throw this out there: Bodie State Park is a 4 hour drive, but is a very popular ghost town. Check out some Google images, it might be worth the extra drive. I found out about it after watching this video:

https://vimeo.com/71185761

The advice about tubing down the river is that the water is generally faster, colder, and deeper than most people expect. In some areas, it's shockingly cold. If you do something like that, search out a mellow part of the river and please, ffs, wear a life jacket.

SUP or kayak at Lake Natoma is pretty pleasant, but the water is too cold for much swimming without a wetsuit. It's basically a place to cool off before getting back out. But it's a nice area to set up a picnic and have access to the water when you overheat.

There are lots of trails that go down to the water. The rub is that you're generally going uphill on the way back, which is generally the hotter part of the day. But if you can stand it, Yankee Jim's is a cool spot: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/yankee-jims-indian-creek-trail

A quick google search of white water rafting American River will give you lots of options for that. Might all be booked, but worth a look.

Rome 2 Rio search

Cheapest option is bus for $4. 42-A to J St & 8th St, then walk a block to 8Th St & I St, ride the Roseville Transit (leaves hourly). Unfortunately, that just gets you to Taylor Road near E Roseville Parkway - you'd need to get a lift for the last bit.

Amtrak costs a little more and takes about an hour longer but gets right into Rocklin itself.

Uber range quoted is $35-$50, but given it'd be on Christmas, I'd expect fares to be a tad steeper.

e: Note I can't quote for prices - never used the busses around here. You should be able to click through to pages where you can buy 'em though.

They are incorrect. Prisma's T&C looks like the standard SaaS boilerplate:

> Prisma does not claim ownership of any Content that you post on or through the Service. Instead, you hereby grant to Prisma a non-exclusive, fully paid and royalty-free, transferable, sub-licensable, worldwide license to use the Content that you stylize on or through the Service...

Hi this link was posted on nextdoor about 6 hrs ago: https://nextdoor.com/news_feed/?post=101738592 The original poster wrote: >"It is 4 PM on Tuesday and we just saw this dog roaming around the neighborhood in Sierra Oaks Vista. On the corner of barberry in Crocker." Then somebody commented: >"I just saw it running down Larch toward Northrop and went left then ran on the frontage rd that intersects with Hampton Rd. And lost sight of it. It ran right in front of my car, startled it. Poor thing. I hope it doesn’t get hit. Looks like a green collar, I didn’t notice any tags." Somebody then commented that: >"A gentleman in a car on Hawthorn Road was looking for his dog around 5pm and said he lived at Crocker and Barberry. Hopefully this is his dog and they got together."

I'm posting this since someone was obviously looking for this dog and they were so close to finding him, since they live next to wear the dog was spotted an hour before they met the last gentleman. I'll update if someone posts new location details or if I find out that they have been reunited.

Get your own router and you won't have an 8 device limit. Also, I would highly recommend you get a mesh system and not a Wi-Fi extender. They do not work the same. A Wi-Fi extender shows up as a separate Wi-Fi network whereas with a mesh network, they are all part of the same network and your devices will automatically connect to the best one. Something like this should serve you well.

I would start with something like this: https://www.amazon.com/California-Birds-Folding-Familiar-Naturalist/dp/1583551018/

If you want to get more serious (and you should--birds are awesome :), move on to a real field guide like the Peterson, National Geographic, or Kaufmann guide. If you want to get really serious, get the Sibley guide--that's the gold standard that every birder has.

There are apps for some of the guides, too. But for learning, it's a million times better to flip through a printed field guide.

I had problems similar to this. I set up a driveway alarm like Amazon chest high on the porch so it would only go off for someone on the porch or walking up the stairs.

Had the alarm part set up inside by the door. When it goes off anyone standing outside can hear it. I only turn it on at night right before going to bed.

Went off a couple times. Each time you can see in the camera some dude walking up at 3amish, getting startled by the alarm, and taking off.

Bro. Their computers have ps/2 keyboards. That’s like 1992.

They want $49 for 64GB usb drive. Here it is for $10 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FDUHDAC/

Their gtx 1660 is about $30 more than online. $53 if you buy from B&H using their tax free option.

Their game fever system has a gtx 1060. That ain’t no fever, that’s a stuffy nose.

https://www.amazon.com/Handheld-VersionTECH-Rechargeable-Household-Traveling/dp/B01HGI0S6O/ref=sr_1_50?_encoding=UTF8&c=ts&dchild=1&keywords=Personal+Fans&qid=1599255776&sr=8-50&ts_id=3303867011

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We bought two of them- They are VITAL! The battery packs also serve as portable power banks if you need to charge anything AND for that price!! The Battery It comes with alone is that price.

WORTH

The Maeda book is out of print but definitely worth checking out (speaking of which, Sacramento Public Library has a couple of circulating copies.) There's also this book: https://www.amazon.com/Sacramentos-Historic-Japantown-Neighborhood-American/dp/1626191867 and a couple others that include Japantown as well as the other lost neighborhoods in that part of the city.

This map shows the route from the trailhead to the base of the dam:

https://www.alltrails.com/explore/trail/us/california/clementine-trail-to-clarks-pool?mobileMap=false&ref=sidebar-static-map&ref=sidebar-view-full-map

According to PurpleAir, downtown’s AQI hit 450 briefly yesterday and we were well over 300 today for a while. According to this article though, Sacramento had a 24-hr period in 2018 where it averaged 263 ug/m^3 (looks like that’s equivalent to an AQI of about 310). Gnarly

That's like this story: http://gizmodo.com/5906438/dentist-removes-all-of-her-ex+boyfriends-teeth-in-his-sleep

The 2nd girlfriend dumped the guy b/c she didn't want to be with a toothless man.

We have plenty of people to play with! As far as brings games, I always say bring what you really want to play and games you like to play that are easy to teach. We still get a lot of newbies. There is always a lot of games and never enough time to play them all. Nice collection, I saw you have the friend ending game of Diplomacy. Here is mine, we have a few people with really big collections if you want to play something you can always ask the group if someone has it, chances are someone does.

If you want golden hour photography, which you do, then you’ll be having your wedding at/around the dogfuckingly hottest part of the day.

High’s were high 90s-low100s last year, but temperatures aren’t the only consideration you’ll want to factor into such an important day.

May want to have some N95s handy in the event you do decide to have it outside.

Good luck to you.

>it was possible to maintain 85+ degrees overnight

I can't find a good list of record daily low, but FWIW, looking through the data here: https://www.wunderground.com/history/monthly/us/ca/sacramento/KSMF/date/2017-7 , the highest daily low I can find in the last two years was 72.

But maybe that's the point you were illustrating? Folks from the Bay Area have trouble with seasonality and seem to think the temperatures are >100 all summer (and mid 80s at night?), when the average temp in July is low-90s with nights in the low-60s.

Found this one using Indeed.

I went to desolation wilderness today to do a day hike on the side of echo lake, went about ~3ish miles in and there was only one patch of snow on my hike. It is a bit muddy and there's some water running through the hike trail.

Edit: for reference I did this trail plus a bit farther than where this ends: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/echo-lakes-trail?p=-1

Just a sample in a small town about 45-60min outside of sac. https://www.alltrails.com/us/california/auburn

Within 2 hours of sac, you have enough serene trails to do in a lifetime.

Edit - A personal favorite of mine that I believe every human being should experience once in their life

http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=551

here is my route on strava for the way there: https://www.strava.com/activities/309189060

i loaded a route into my garmin edge 800 but when i got into napa, it rerouted me and took me through suisun and pinole (insanely ghetto parts of the valley) and i ended up having to take bart from oakland into sf.

here is my route for the way back: https://www.strava.com/activities/311209202

for the way back, i tried to use google maps for bicycle directions. it added a good 30 miles onto my trip easily but it was a much more scenic route and i got to see a larger portion of the area.

That's our place! My bf is the singer/guitarist of Exquisite Corps They're playing at Luigi's on the 19th if you wanna check them out. This made my day!

No, this is unusual for spring: https://weatherspark.com/y/1157/Average-Weather-in-Sacramento-California-United-States-Year-Round (scroll down for wind)

We're also running around 15 degrees above normal for this time of year, too.

FWIW, we always check the 10-day forecast before planting anything just to avoid this kind of weather. We bought a bunch of stuff this weekend, but it's not going in the garden for a few more days until things calm down.

If you mean someone with the e-mails should throw them on Wikileaks, sure. Based on what R.E. Graswich recently said, it sounds like the people with those e-mails are the people least likely to stab Johnson in the back and release them.

If you mean SN&R, they've already put the emails they have on Scribd, though these aren't the ones sought in the PRA.

If you mean the city should release them, I don't know what to tell you.

Thanks! We're doing this for two reasons: 1) To raise money for Doctors Without Borders(https://sites.google.com/site/thelistdoescali/sponsors) 2)This trip is in some form, a Bachelor party for our friend Daniel.

I took a screenshot, but I'm not sure how to share it here. The text of the post says: "cell phone found Phone found at 26th and P. It was found the day it was raining. Would like owner to have it back. Please message with make and wallpaper screen pic description and the accurate description gets it. No reward, etc. simply want owner to have their property returned. Posted this 1 day ago but am reposting to other areas as well."

Williams Sonoma offers some night and weekend classes. I don't have a list handy, I think each store does their own schedule and sign ups. You would have to contact them (I think there's one at the Pavilions in Sac, and another in Roseville). I've never been to one, couldn't tell you how they are.

Sac Co-Op does classes as well. Never been to these either, but the schedule is available here.

Le Cordon Bleu does do some weekend one off classes. They're pretty expensive but fun. I did a bread making class a couple years ago with a groupon and it was a great way to spend a Saturday morning.

Speaking of groupon, they have a list of deals right now

Can't recommend these guys enough:

https://www.groupon.com/deals/premium-glass-tint-inc-1

http://www.yelp.com/biz/premium-glass-and-tint-inc-rancho-cordova-2?osq=window+tint

If you call them and tell them about the Groupon deal (before buying the Groupon), they'll give you that same Groupon deal. I suggest that since I'd rather a small business get your money than Groupon.

Since when is that the case? It's often hot until mid/end of September, it's not uncommon to get heat waves at the end of August.

If you look at the average daily temperature, the average high is still in the 90's until mid September and the hot season doesn't really end until October: https://weatherspark.com/y/1161/Average-Weather-in-West-Sacramento-California-United-States-Year-Round

My Fiancée does wedding photography/videography, here is a link to her thumbtack profile:

http://www.thumbtack.com/ca/fair-oaks/photographers/photography-services-shenandoah-scott-photography

I will say that we may not be still living in the area in September but if we are I know she should be available.

Hate to be the bearer of bad news but the forecast is for a possibility of snow overnight and in the morning Thursday. Maybe not enough to require chains but CalTrans may put up chain controls if there is enough. Be prepared.

https://www.wunderground.com/q/zmw:96160.1.99999

Horsetail Falls is a popular one, albeit a bit of a drive to get to the trailhead. Some nice, private swimming ponds if you go downstream from where the crowds are.

Something else you could try is airbnb.com. If you haven't heard of it, it's basically people renting out rooms in their house, etc, for wayyy cheaper than a hotel would be. I haven't used it myself yet, but plan to (I'm also planning to move out of state). I believe you talk to the people before you actually "book" it, so you could ask if they would be alright with you bringing a cat and staying temporarily. I just took a little gander at what's available in midtown/downtown and found a few that are pretty cheap and may be flexible with your kitty. Check this one out, for example: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/727570?checkin=09%2F01%2F2014&checkout=09%2F05%2F2014&s=zcLb

Good luck! :)

Zillow, Padmapper, NextDoor (if you already live in the area) and Facebook Marketplace https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/sac/property/

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A motion activated sprinkler is fully independent of any irrigation system you have now. Set one or more of them up where needed and run water to them. Most of them are battery or solar powered. They use an IR detector to detect movement. The water is only sprayed when the sprinkler detects an animal. The response time is immediate. Water usage is also minimal.

Amazon has a good selection or you can find them at your local hardware store.

Havahart 5277 Motion-Activated Animal Repellent & Sprinkler, 1 Pack, Green https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078HK12H8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_QTZ91VA9N0BWTCAQPMAT

I’m rockin this bad boy; get a sturdy base & pole to hold it though. G128 - California State Flag | 3x5 feet | Double Sided Embroidered 210D - Indoor/Outdoor, Brass Grommets, Heavy Duty Polyester, 3-ply https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072LGZSD5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_fUobbiIGKsYdM

While it'll work to get it fixed by someone this time, I invested in a set of bike tire levers and just keep a couple spare tubes at home. Saves you a trip, money, and it's really easy to do. The levers are all you need.

Sibley sibley sibley all the way.

https://www.amazon.com/Sibley-Birds-West-Western-America/dp/0307957926/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=sibley+west&qid=1611440234&sr=8-1

The phone app is honestly even better, with features like side by side comparison, allowing you to narrow down possibilities by region, and sounds of calls, but sounds like you want a book :)

as an aside...

Defender Security Bronze U 11126 Door Reinforcement Lock - Add Extra, High Security to Your Home and Prevent Unauthorized Entry - 3" Stop, Aluminum Co https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QR2QCJI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_stPxl6pMga2vf

Can even buy a fake camera off amazon for a few bucks. https://www.amazon.com/WALI-Security-Flashing-Warning-Sticker/dp/B00MC05K9W/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1499122524&sr=8-2&keywords=fake+camera

I love my Amazon shirt here, but they also have quite a few other varieties available. Just search for Sacramento or even “city of trees”

Sacramento City of Trees Water Tower T-Shirt https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C86T8Q2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_pJdQCbP5RMZ7K

This disk lock/alarm thingy I got off Amazon is pretty cheap and awesome, if you’re looking to up your lock game.

It’s designed for motorcycles, but I lock it to my bike sometimes when I’m downtown, and it’s great. It’s loud enough to make ears bleed, and won’t let the wheels turn to ride it away, even if they could stand the sound.

Yes. If anyone is interested in reading more about what CT has discussed in the last paragraph, I encourage you to read the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City."