Here's Bailey with the Niners' Who's Got It Better? song

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Ken meets Barbie and it does NOT go well...

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Check out the Budweiser page on Facebook and help name the newest member of the Clydesdale family!

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Get details and tickets for this year's Go REDding luncheon

Jon Miller, the Hall of Fame broadcaster and voice of the San Francisco Giants, is coming to Simpson University Sunday February 10th. We spoke with Roger Janus from Simpson this morning and got the following info for you.

Tickets: $30.00 individual, $300.00 for a table of ten. Sponsor table $500.00 (includes photo op with Jon Miller for your group and acknowlegement in event program)

You'll enjoy baseball themed stadium food

                   Silent and Live auctions

                   Stories from the legendary Giants announcer

For questions contact:

Simpson University

Advancement Event Office

226-4750

buy tickets online at simpson.edu/jonmiller

Tim Tebow REALLY does have his own headphones!  

He says, "I was so interested in having something comfortable I could practice on the field in before games. So many headphones can feel good and sound great, but when you're warming up, they fall off and that is a big distraction. We came up with these Combat models to help you keep that focus."

Our Oscar Poll is up and running...Who do you think will win Best Picture at this year's Oscars?

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A new survey by Dove Men+Care reveals that the average man only washes his face six times a week.

Other findings:

- men spend just five minutes a week on face care

- men worry more about being overweight (42%) than about their face (32%)

- during their lives, men spend $12,389 on face products compared to women who spend $61,362

Oregon's Boneyard Brewery makes Dawg Grog, an alcohol free beer made just for canines.

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Yahoo! Movies asked, and the people have spoken: the most-anticipated movies of 2013 are mostly sequels.

Yahoo polled readers to determine the top 10 most anticipated films of the New Year and seven of the 10 entries are sequels or installments of a series, with Iron Man 3 getting 22% of the popular vote. Other films on the list include Man of Steel; The Hunger Games: Catching Fire; Star Trek Into Darkness; The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.

The only new movies that made the cut are Man of Steel, Pacific Rim and The World’s End.

Here’s the full ranking:

1. Iron Man 3 – 22%
2. Man of Steel – 21%
3. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire – 13%
4. Star Trek Into Darkness – 12%
5. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug – 11%
6. Fast & Furious 6 – 7%
7. Anchorman: The Legend Continues – 7%
8. Pacific Rim – 3%
9. Monsters University – 2%
10. The World’s End – 1%

Cort Jones-Botta has been missing since August - The reward for information on his whereabouts is now $7500.  His mother Sandra has issued a plea to the community - If anyone has ANY information on the case, please contact Redding Police at 225-4214.

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After disappearing during a thunderstorm, Dierks Bentley's dog Jake was rescued and returned..

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By the Numbers: The Golden Globe Awards from Time magazine

GETTING READY

$78,000: Typical cost for female attendees to get “Golden Globes ready” (not including the cost of borrowed jewelry)

93: Number of voting members of the HFPA as of December 2012

$17,500: Price per person of the 2011 Globes package at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, including two-night accommodations, breakfast, lunch, seats at the gala itself, and one A-list after-party of the buyer’s choice

$5 million: Value of the most expensive jewelry ever worn at the event (a record shared by J. Lo and Sofia Vergara)

AT THE EVENT

$1,800: Cost of the dessert served at last year’s ceremony

39: Number of consecutive years the event has been held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel

1: Number of on-stage moonings (by Jack Nicholson, in 1990)

1: Number of times the ceremony was cancelled, due to the 2007-8 writer’s strike

9,000: Glasses of Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Brut 2002 served throughout the night (at a typical retail price of $84.95 a bottle, that’s about $84,950 worth of champagne)

THOSE GOLDEN MEN

$800: Cost of manufacturing a Golden Globe statue

5.5: Weight, in pounds, of the iconic statuettes, which were first introduced in 1946

25: Number of awards bestowed each year

HEY, CHAMP

3: Most nominations for a single person in a single year; by Jamie Foxx in 2005, when he was up for Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, for “Ray”; Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture – Drama, for “Collateral;” and Best Actor in a Mini-Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television, for “Redemption.”

8: Number of awards bestowed over the years on Meryl Streep, winner of the most individual performance-based Globes

9: Age of the youngest Globe recipient, Ricky Schroeder, when he took the 1980 Best New Star of the Year award for his role in “The Champ”

80: Age of the oldest award winner, Jessica Tandy, when she took Best Actress for “Driving Miss Daisy” in 1990

Monopoly is getting rid of one gamepiece/token and adding a new one.  YOU get to vote on the outcome!

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See the full list of Oscar nominees, plus clips and trailers from nominated movies...

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Willie McCoy sang Chili's famous Baby Back Ribs jingle. His Funeral was televised on TLC's Best Funeral Ever. Willie's casket resembled a smoker while pallbearers dressed as chefs sang his jingle.  Mourners were asked to dip a rib in a barbecue sauce fountain in his honor.

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Most and Least Stressful Jobs from CareerCast.com

THE MOST STRESSFUL JOBS

1. Enlisted Military Personnel
Median salary: $45,528 (W-1, 8 years experience)

2. Military General
Median salary: $196,300

3. Firefighter
Median salary: $42,250

4. Commercial Airline Pilot
Median salary: $92,060

5. Public Relations Executive
Median salary: $57,550

6. Senior Corporate Executive
Median salary: $101,250

7. Photojournalist
Median salary: $29,130

8. Newspaper Reporter
Median salary: $36,000

9. Taxi Driver
Median salary: $22,440

10. Police Officer
Median salary: $55,010

THE LEAST STRESSFUL JOBS

1. University Professor
Median salary: $62,050

2. Seamstress/Tailor
Median salary: $25,850

3. Medical Records Technician
Median salary: $32,350

4. Jeweler
Median salary: $35,170

5. Medical Laboratory Technician
Median salary: $46,680

6. Audiologist
Median salary: $66,660

7. Dietitian
Median salary: $53,250

8. Hair Stylist
Median salary: $22,500

9. Librarian
Median salary: $54,500

10. Drill Press Operator
Median salary: $31,910

Men's Health is out with the list of the Hottest Women of 2013...Pay special attention to numbers 12, 24, 28, and 59

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For those who may not know...we lost DJ Jose Ochoa, a member of our Results Radio family, last Friday.  We are continuing to do what we can to help Jose's family, including his wife Monica and four children. Here are the latest details on how you can help Jose's family or attend his service.

You may donate to the Jose Ochoa Legacy Fund at any US Bank Branch in the Northstate.  You can also contact Jose's family via the Jose Ochoa Legacy Page on Facebook.

A public memorial service for Jose is set for Saturday at 11am at the Redding Civic Auditorium.  A large crowd is expected, so you may want to arrive early.

According to a new sleeping survey, most adults sleep on their sides, wear pajamas to bed, and share a bed with someone who snores.

Here are some results from the survey, commissioned by Anna's Linens to coincide with National Sleep Day on Thursday (January 3rd).

• 74 percent of U.S. adults wear pajamas to bed; 8 percent said they slept naked.
   
• 74 percent said they didn’t remember their dreams in the morning.
   
• 74 percent sleep on their sides, 6 percent sleep on their stomach, and 10 percent snooze on their back. 
   
• 47 percent said they shared a bed with someone who snored.
   
• 65 percent said they get a "restful night's sleep" only three nights or less per week; 10 percent said they get a restful night sleep every night; 25 percent said they get a good night’s sleep five to six nights per week.
   
• The night providing the least restful sleep was Sunday, followed by Monday. Friday night provided the most restful sleep, followed closely by Saturday.
   
• Out of those who shared a bed with someone, 63 percent said they probably wouldn't get a better night's sleep if they slept alone. (PRNewswire.com)

In her book, 1,001 More Ways To Reveal Your Personality, Elayne J. Kahn reveals how your favorite month reveals your personality

January: You like challenges, you are constantly trying to get rid of bad habits and you enjoy starting new things. 

February: You are romantic, good with managing your money and sometimes get yourself in debt when you shouldn't. 

March: You have a hectic work schedule, wish you had more time to snuggle with your mate and are sometimes moody. 

April: You like the outdoors, especially the rain, you don't mind paying taxes and you like to "go with the flow."

May: You are energetic, like the Spring season and seem to be constantly dieting. 

June: You love outdoor parties, salads and you are young at heart.

July: You love to sunbathe, read books and drink Pina Coladas. Your friends say you are laid-back. 

August: You love sports, argue frequently with your mate and love taking vacations. 

September: You like the Fall, like being on a set schedule and use the colorful season to pursue new interests. 

October: You like driving and seeing the colors of the leaves change. You love Halloween because of the costumes and you enjoy decorating your home. 

November: You like the theater, movies, concerts and other social events. You often check your answering machine and love to pig out on Thanksgiving. 

December: Christmas time is your favorite time of the year because you like to give rather than receive. You enjoy the snow and cold weather and like to ski at every opportunity you get. You also like to shop, even when you shouldn't.

9 Ways To Keep Your New Year's Resolutions from bankrate.com

1. Make it something you really want. Don't make it a resolution that you "should" want or what other people tell you to want. It has to fit with your own values.

2. Limit your list to a number you can handle. It's probably best to make two or three resolutions that you intend to keep. That way, you're focusing your efforts on the goals you truly want.

3. Be specific. To be effective, resolutions and goals need to be pretty specific. Jettison the amorphous "exercise more," in favor of "I'm working out at the gym Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:30 p.m."

4. Automate. Automating financial goals can maximize your odds for success without you having to do anything. If your goal is to save $3,000 this year, calculate the amount out of each check, then arrange to have it automatically deposited into your savings account each time you get paid.

5. Make a plan. Rather than stating one daunting goal, create a series of smaller steps to reach it. Have an action plan. Figure out exactly what you want to do.

6. Be prepared to change some habits. One reason that resolutions fail is people don't change the habits that sabotage them. One potent approach is to realize that all you ever have is the present moment. So ask what you can do now that will get you closer to your goal. It could mean trade-offs such as sacrificing an hour of couch time for your new goals. That's how you get resolutions implemented.

7. Write down the goal and visualize it regularly. Writing and visualizing are effective tools for fulfilling a goal because they fix it firmly in the subconscious. And if you write down your goals, put them in a prominent place where you'll view them frequently, such as on the fridge or on your desk. Glickman keeps her important life goals and priorities on her computer's screen saver. 

8. To tell or not to tell? Having someone hold you accountable can be a powerful tool. In general, making a public commitment adds motivation.

9. Forgive yourself. If you fall off the wagon, jump back on. Many people fall into the trap of believing that if they stumble, they should give up. The truth is you don't have to wait for next year or for some magic moment. Instead, realize that "slipping is part of the process.