Kimberly Keyes

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I am a graduate student at California State Sacramento where I am studying Rhetoric and Instructional Communication. I currently work on the outreach team for the Spare The Air campaign. I can often be found hanging out with our mascot, Scooter, at local community events.

Most Recent Articles

Five ways to have fun inside with your kids on Spare The Air days!

With the summer season underway, the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District would like to remind all local residents that poor air quality can affect the health of people of all ages. Symptoms can range from wheezing and coughing to aggravated respiratory illnesses, such as asthma. The good news is there are plenty of fun indoor activities you can do with your kids on Spare The Air days.   1. Treasure Hunt Find all the treasures on the list. Make a list of 10 items and hide them throughout the house. For younger kids who can’t read, take pictures or use symbols and hide them according to your child’s ability level. 2. Fairy Tales and Movie Scenes Act out your favorite bo

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Don’t Be Tardy for Scooter’s Clean Air Pet Fest and 1st Birthday Party!

The Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District will host Scooter’s Clean Air Pet Fest and 1st Birthday Party this Saturday, May 21, 2011. The festivities will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. alongside the dog park at Howe Avenue Park, located on the corner of Howe Avenue and Cottage Way in Sacramento. This free, pet-friendly event will kick off the 2011 Spare The Air season, which takes place every year from May through the end of October. The Spare The Air program offers different tips and tactics that can be used to help reduce air pollution in the Sacramento region. Scooter and several of his mascot friends will gather to celebrate Scooter’s first birthday and pro

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CSUS Students Unite with BloodSource to Collect 509 Pints of Blood

CSUS students collected 509 pints of blood in the Unite to Save Lives blood drive for BloodSource, held on May 3rd and 4th. ASI hosted the event and the Public Relations Planning and Management Class (COMS 158), taught by Dr. Jing Zhang, promoted the event. The PR class ran a full-scale campaign to spread awareness about blood donation and Be the Match bone marrow registry. The class The class set a goal of 450 pints of blood over the two-day drive. and were able to accomplish that through the support of students, faculty and staff, and local organizations. CSUS has worked with BloodSource for over twenty years and will host another blood drive, the Causeway Classic in the fall. If you a

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CSUS Students Unite with BloodSource to Save Lives

CSUS Students are hosting the Unite to Save Lives blood drive and health fair for BloodSource on May 3rd and 4th from 10-5 p.m at the University Union on the CSUS campus. The CSUS students have set an ambition goal of raising 500 pints of blood and obtaining 150 new registrants for the "Be the Match" bone marrow registry. The CSUS students will also be promoting BloodSource's Pint for Pint  campaign. Everyone that attempts to donate will receive a certificate for a free pint of Baskin Robbins ice cream.   Still not sure if blood donation is right for you? BloodSource blood donors give hope to accident victims, surgery patients, cancer patients, and many others in need. Over four million

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Flight Time Lang and Big Easy Lofton from the “The Amazing Race,” will be reuniting with their team, the Harlem Globetrotters at the ARCO Arena on January 18th for the “Magical Memories” World Tour

  At 6’9 and 250 lbs, it is amazing that Big Easy Lofton made it across the zip line. Big Easy Lofton and his friend and teammate Flight Time Lang of the Harlem Globetrotters were recently on the Emmy award-winning CBS television show, “The Amazing Race.” One of their challenges was to cross a zip line suspended over water. In an interview with both Flight Time and Big Easy, Big Easy said the challenge was “exhausting.” He told me that he was told the zip line was tested, but just never tested for someone of his size. Luckily, his strength and athletic ability allowed him to finish. Flight Time and Big Easy finished fourth in the race that premiered the season final on December 6, 2009.  

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Conversation about: Parking Tickets or Partaking in Thievery

They are a private company receiving public benefit. I guess I am not as disturbed by that considering all the other private companies that get more than free parking from the public.

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Conversation about: Parking Tickets or Partaking in Thievery

I figured out the solution: Sell your car and use public transportation. Zipcar is available for convenience and their cars can park anywhere in Sacramento for FREE. Save money on parking and gas. Ahhhh, the power of critical pedagogy.

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Conversation about: Parking Tickets or Partaking in Thievery

Good points made by all. I understand where the writer is coming from, but I am not sure if there is a clear or viable solution in sight. Some of you are comparing Sac to SF, LA, or NY, three cities that are completely unlike the rest of the country. We could also compare Sac to Yuma, Arizona or Ft. Bragg, Calif. Ask the residents of those cities if they are willing to pay for parking. What do you think they would say? I think the supply and demand argument might be the most reasonable. But who knows? I am no expert on city management like many of you.

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Conversation about: My (probably) last comment

Thoughtful, objective commentary is always better than emotionally charged, aggressive comments.

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