CONTESTS!
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GET CAUGHT
LISTENING!
Every day between 10am and 3pm Mixx 96.1 picks a workplace from
the "Caught Listening" file. If you're "caught listening
to Mixx 96.1," you will claim a prize pack from Color Graphics
& Deer Creek Awards and be entered for their monthly new iPod
nano drawing, which features an FM radio and video recorder (odds
of winning approximately 1 in 20). Winner info will be shared with
Color Graphics.
TO ENTER: Email your name and your business name, address, and phone
number to win@mixx96.com. Subject:
Caught Listening.
Prize packs always include a "Caught Listening
to Mixx 96.1" T-shirt and a Color Graphics/Deer Creek gift
certificate, and might include DVDs, movie tickets, CDs, concert
tickets, or whatever else we can get our hands on.
If you aren't "caught listening to Mixx 96.1," we'll put
your entry back in the file for another day.
Each workplace is only eligible to win once a year.
Franchise stores & chain stores must enter individually, e.g.
the Subway on Martin Way in Lacey is a different entry from the
Subway on Plum Street in Olympia.
"When you want to showcase your business,
team, or club Color Graphics and Deer Creek Awards is the place
to shop."
WIN A
NEW
NETBOOK COMPUTER!
Mixx
96.1 and 4th Dimension Computers,
the Olympia area's number one outlet for computers and service,
are giving you a chance to win a new netbook computer! If you are
not already a member of the the Mixx 96.1 Loyal Listener Email Club,
Click here to join and be
automatically entered for the next drawing (it's FREE and your info
will not be shared or sold). Whether or not you are enrolled in
the Loyal Listener Email Club, you may also enter in person (no
purchase necessary) by going to 4th Dimension Computers, 3929 Pacific
Avenue (one block west of Sleater-Kinney), Lacey.
You may enter only once by email, but
you or one member of your household may also enter in person at
4th Dimension. If more than one person enters via email using the
same email address, this will be considered a joint entry. "60-Day
Rule" does not apply.
The deadline for the next drawing is April 27,
2010 at noon and the winner will be announced April 29.
Employees and immediate family members of Mixx 96.1
KXXO or 4th Dimension are not eligible.
Winner randomly drawn from all eligible entries. All good-faith
efforts will be made to contact winner by phone or email. If person
drawn cannot be contacted within five days (or longer, at our discretion),
an alternate winner will be drawn.
For full Mixx 96.1 contest rules, click here.
Netbook Specs
1.6 Intel Atom CPU
10 screen
160gb hard drive
Windows XP Home
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Fred Gustafson of Color Graphics surprises Kaila
Washington with a new iPod. Kaila was caught listening to Mixx 96.1
at TwinStar Credit Union in Lacey

Dan Phillips of 4th Dimension Computers pictured
with netbook winner Marie Scott. Known for sales and local service,
4th Dimension Computers is at 3929 Pacific Avenue, one block west
of Sleater-Kinney, Lacey, 357-5169

"Good Morning Mixx" coffee mugs
& t-shirts for our contests provided by our friends at Color
Graphics Apparel and Ad Specialties & Deer
Creek Awards.
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Archives
3/11 Q: A horseshoes champ, a bell choir, an old-style
telephone
A: They all have ringers
3/9 Q: Sun Jewel, Super Talk, Glitter Hair
A: Types of Barbie doll
3/5 Q: Lions, sharks, practicing Christians
A: They prey/pray
3/4 Q: Wedding reception band, People magazine,
matchbooks
A: Covers
2/28 Q: Michelangelo, Franklin, Yertle
A: Turtles (one of the Teenage Mutant Ninja variety, one from the book
series by Brenda Clark and Paulette Bourgeois, and one by Dr. Suess).
2/26 Q: Cash, Winter, Rockets
A: Johnnys (Johnny Cash, blues guitarist Johnny Winter, Cartoon Network
character Johnny Rockets)
2/25 Q: Cars, pinball machines, '70s dance floor
A: They all have bumpers! Remember doing The Bump?
2/23 Q: Roman mythology, NASA, 2010 Winter Olympics
A: Apollo/Apolo (the god, the space missions,
and Apolo Ohno - the decorated Olympic speed skater)
2/19 Q: Tony Manero, Danny Zuko, Chili Palmer
A: Characters played by John Travolta (in Saturday Night Fever,
Grease, and Get Shorty)
2/17 Q: Political, search, surprise
A: Parties
2/16 Q: A joke, an egg, a whip
A: Things that are cracked
2/12 Q: Home, email, Gettysburg
A: Address
2/11 Q: The Bounty Hunter, The Break-up, The
Good Girl
A: Movies featuring Jennifer Aniston
2/9 Q: 2004 Presidential Race, Rat Pack, Rebel
Without a Cause
A: They all have Deans (Howard Dean, Dean Martin, James Dean)
2/5 Q: Baseball Hall of Fame, Country Music Hall
of Fame, King of the Hill
A: They all have Hanks (Hank Aaron, Hank Williams, Hank Hill)
2/4 Q: Stars, false teeth, bats
A: They only come out at night
2/3 Q: Days, continents, seas
A: There are seven of them
2/2 Q: Groundhog Day, Scrooge, Caddyshack
A: Bill Murray movies
1/29 Q: Snow, moth, volley
A: They all can be combined with "ball" to make a compound word
- snowball, mothball, volleyball
1/26 Q: Dentists, carpenters, oil barons
A: They all drill
1/22 Q: Cherry, wine glass, brain
A: Stem
1/21 Q: 30 Rock, a bad used-car salesman,
produce section
A: Lemons
1/19 Q: Josh, razz, rib
A: Teasing
1/18 Q: Hospitals, the Seven Dwarfs, Grays Harbor
A: Docs/docks
1/15 Q: Super, Sugar, Orange
A: Football bowl games
1/14 Q: Orlando Bloom, John Denver, Carmen San Diego
A: They all have American cities as part of their name
1/12 Q: Hammer, bolt, computer monitor
A: Hardware
1/8 Q: Hawaii, Acapulco, Germany
A: Locations for Elvis Movies (Blue Hawaii, Elvis in Acapulco, GI Blues)
1/7/10 Q: Richard, Mayumi, Falcon
A: Participants in the Balloon Boy hoax (father,
mother, and Balloon Boy himself)
1/6/10 Q: Bankrupt, Lose a Turn, $800
A: Wheel of Fortune
1/5/10 Q: Ransom, Signs, Edge of Darkness
A: Mel Gibson movies
1/4/10 Q: Thumb, Wolfe, Petty
A: Tom
12/31/09 Q: A trumpet, a bull, a
car
A: All are/have horns
12/30 Q: Congress, ducks, credit cards
A: Bills
12/29 Q: A bad golfer, a bad writer,
a bad cough
A: Hacks
12/28 Q: Queen, Count, Knight
A: Terms of royalty
12/24 Q: RP McMurphy, Ann D'Angelo, Cari
Palmer
A: Air personalities at Mixx 96.1 wishing you a Merry Christmas!
12/22 Q: Hamlet,
Braveheart, Star Trek
A: They have Williams (Shakespeare,
Wallace, Shatner)
12/17/09 Q: The Odyssey, The Simpsons,
Barry Bonds
A: Homer
12/15 Q: Flower shop, personal assistant, composer
A: Arrangements
12/11 Q: Shin, soup, funny
A: Bone
12/10 Q: Edward Norton, Robert Downey Jr., and Chris
Hemsworth
A: Actors who portray or will portray Super Heroes in
films (Edward Norton was Dr. Bruce Banner AKA The Hulk, Robert Downey
Jr. was Tony Stark AKA Iron Man, and Chris Hemsworth will portray Thor
in 2011).
12/8 Q: Lizard King, Dr. Winston O'Boogie, The Boss
A: Nicknames for rock stars - Jim Morrison (Lizard King), John Lennon
(Dr. Winston O'Boogie), & Bruce Springsteen (The Boss)
12/3 Q: Cadillac Escalade, a few transgressions,
a car accident
A: Tiger Woods
12/1 Q: Phone, date, cook
A: Books - phonebook, datebook, cookbook
11/25 Q: Brick Tamland, Brian Fantana, Champ Kind
A: Characters in the movie Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
11/24 Q: Basketball,
Buckingham Palace, prison
A: Guards
11/20 Q: Nerf factory, cappuccino bar, rabid dog
A: Foam
11/19 Q: Football players, hidden treasure, Roman
numeral 10
A: All represented by X's
11/17 Q: The Color of Money, The Departed, The
Aviator
A: Martin Scorsese movies
11/13 Q: Gas station, show store, bike shop
A: They all have pumps
11/12 Q: Bonanza, Highway to Heaven, Little House
on the Prairie
A: Michael Landon
11/10 Q: Chicken, gold,
pretzels
A: Nuggets
11/6 Q: Cake, cards, glass
A: Things that are cut
11/5 Q: A salad, a golf course, a box of crayons
A: They all have greens
11/4 Q: Spray, house, finger
A: Paint
11/3 Q: A bridle, a comic, a drill
A: They all have bits
10/30 Q: Trick or treat bag, Key West, prison
A: They all have bars
10/29 Q: 4/15/1912,
10/29/1929, 5/6/1937
A: Catastrophic events (Titanic sunk on 4/15/1912, the stock market crashed
on 10/29/1929, and the Hindenburg airship caught fire & crashed on
5/6/1937).
10/27 Q: John & Joan, Julia & Eric, Elizabeth & Andrew
A: Brother & sister actors - John
& Joan Cusack, Julia & Eric Roberts, Elizabeth & Andrew Shue
10/26 Q: Dean Cain, Tom Welling, Christopher Reeve
A: Actors who played Superman
10/22 Q: Stink, time, hydrogen
A: Bomb
10/20 Q: Rough, birdie, cup
A: Golf
10/15 Q: Cheers, snickers, guffaws
A: Sounds made by an audience
10/13 Q: Martin Luther King Jr., James Earl Jones,
Patty Duke
A: They all have royalty in their names
10/8 Q: London 1666, Chicago 1871, San Francisco
1906
A: Fires
10/6 Q: Flash, credit, library card
A: Card
10/2 Q: Shells, elbows, bow ties
A: Pasta
10/1 Q: White, out, full
A: House
9/29 Q: Roller coaster, compact discs, auto racing
A: They all have tracks
9/28 Q: Trash cans, toilets, eyes
A: Lids
9/25 Q: Little Bo Peep, Hickory Dickory Dock, LeAnn
Rimes
A: Rhymes, Rimes
9/24 Q: Navy vessel, sandwich, fill-in person
A: Subs
9/22 Q: Wedding cake, crying person, sports stadium
A: Tears/tiers
9/18 Q: Lawn chairs, road maps, paper airplanes
A: They all fold
9/17 Q: Ryan, Rivers, & Romo
A: NFL quarterbacks
9/15 Q: Frazier Crane, Hank McCoy, Stinky Pete
A: Characters played by Kelsey Grammar
9/10 Q: Farrell, Firth, Powell
A: Colin
9/3 Q: Beauty pageants, tennis tournaments, trials
A: Judges (alternate answer: courts)
9/1 Q: Edgar Rice Burroughs, Ian Fleming, Bram Stoker
A: Creators/authors of fictional characters - Tarzan, James Bond, Dracula
respectively
8/28 Q: Little Boy Blue, Hickory Dickory Dock, LeAnn
A: Rhymes/Rimes
8/27 Q: Dart, airline, stairwell
A: Flight
8/20 Q: George Reeves, Matt Murdock, Jack Ryan
A: Characters played by Ben Affleck
8/11 Q: Steve Wozniak, William Tell, Waldorf salad
A: Apple
8/7 Q: A cut of steak, a western wagon, actor Norris
A: Chuck
8/6 Q: Greek architecture, newspapers, financial
spreadsheets
A: Columns
8/5 Q: Light, blue jeans, memories
A: Things that fade
8/4 Q: The books, the road, the ball
A: Things you hit
8/3 Q: Sherwood, Petrified, Gump
A: Forest/Forrest
7/31 Q: Roller coaster, compact disc, horse race
A: Tracks
7/30 Q: Radio, car engine, guitar
A: Things that are tuned
7/29 Q: Earth, Goose, Nature
A: Mothers
7/28 Q: Intel, poker, potato
A: Chips
7/23 Q: Rooster, beehive, barbership
A: They all have combs
7/21 Q: Batman, BeeGees, Mrs. Doubtfire
A: They all have Robins (Batman & Robin, Robin Gibb of the BeeGees,
Robin Williams plays Mrs. Doubtfire)
7/20 Q: Ladder, mountain, fish
A: Scales (one scales a mountain and
a ladder, and a fish has scales)
7/16 Q; Scarface, Broadway, Kellogg's
A: Tonys (Tony Montana = Scarface, Tony Awards on Broadway, Tony the Tiger,
spokestiger for Kellogg's Frosted Flakes)
7/14 Q: After a bath, before a boxing match, during
graduation
A: Times you wear a robe
7/9 Q: Woody, Buzz, Mr. Potatohead
A: Toy Story characters
7/7 Q: 1976 Academy Awards, The Bullwinkle Show,
Colorado
A: Rocky
7/6 Q: Jellies, Slides, flip flops
A: Footwear
7/3 Q: Travolta musical, bacon byproduct, Homer's
home
A: Grease/Greece
7/2 Q: Grace Kelly, Pocahontas, Diana Spencer
A: Princesses
6/30 Q: Conscription, rough copy,
air current
A: Draft
6/26 Q: Bar, fire, genetic
A: Codes
6/25 Q: Salad bar, golf course, box of crayons
A: Greens
6/24 Q: Nail biting, knuckle cracking, nuns' outfits
A: Habits
6/23 Q: Brushes, rollers, spray guns
A: Painting tools
6/22 Q: Turkeys, envelopes, ballot boxes
A: Things that are stuffed
6/19 Q: Nixon presidency, 3M,
a hardware store
A: Tape
6/18 Q: Space shuttle Challenger 1983, Forrest
Gump, Peanuts comic strip
A: Sallys - Sally Ride, the first woman astronaut in space; Sally Field,
who played Forrest's mom; and Charlie Brown's little sister
6/16 Q: Dennis Rodman, Joan Rivers, Clint Black
A: Celebrity Apprentice
6/12 Q: Paul Bunyan, Baseball Hall of Fame, maternity
ward
A: They all have Babes/babes (Babe the Blue Ox, Babe Ruth, babes in arms)
6/11 Q: Garden vegetables, rested horses, rude kids
A: Fresh
6/9 Q: Tuxedos, movies, cars
A: Rentals
6/5 Q: Ball, name, hint
A: Things you drop
6/4 Q: Hair stylists, rebels, sea winds
A: They all make waves
5/28 Q: Dog paws, football players, office supply
stores
A: Pads
5/26 Q: Michelle Obama, Sally Ride, Eve
A: First ladies. Michelle Obama is First Lady, Sally Ride was the first
woman in space, and, biblically speaking, Eve was the first lady
5/21 Q: Money-making plant, culinary herb, pristine
condition
A: Mint
5/19 Q: When Harry Met Sally, Michael,
Sleepless in Seattle
A: Written & directed by Nora Ephron
5/15 Q: Hyenas, vultures, dumpster divers
A: Scavengers
5/14 Q: Ichabod Crane, Willy Wonka, John Dillinger
A: Characters played by Johnny Depp
5/12 Q: Givens, Hood, Batman's sidekick
A: Robins
5/8 Q: Schemer, story, cemetery
A: Plots
5/7 Q: Shark, lion, person of faith
A: They all prey/pray
5/6 Q: South American river, female fighters, Kindle
A: Amazon
5/5 Q: State Patrol officers, box offices, travel
agencies
A: Tickets
5/1 Q: Highway Bowling, bikes, eyeglasses
A: Frames
4/30 Q: Gas station, shoe store, bike shop
A: Pumps
4/28 Q: Tent, horseshoes, baseball
A: Things you pitch
4/23 Q: A basketball team, a football team, Shakespeare
A: Plays
4/21 Q: Bank robbers, belts, thumb tacks
A: They hold things up
4/16 Q: Poop, a popular pencil, February
A: #2
4/7 Q: Reduce your debt, find a date, "Is your
computer safe?"
A: Spam
3/31 Q: Chimney, winter woe, what the bird did
A: Flue/flu/flew
3/30 Q: Pretzels, bread sticks, rye chips
A: Gardetto's
3/26 Q: Boundless belief, country music Hill, funny
Ford
A: Faith (faith, Faith Ford from Murphy Brown, Faith Hill)
3/24 Q: Me, myself, you
A: Pronouns
3/20 Q: Little tongues, bowties,
angel hair
A: Pasta
3/19 Q: Brown cow, rack 'em, burn the British!
A: Diner order terms - brown cow (chocolate milk), rack 'em (scrambled
eggs), burn the British (toasted English muffin)
3/17 Q: Hem, baste, tack
A: Sewing terms
3/13 Q: Madrona tree, family tree, bank
A: They all have branches
3/12 Q:Horseshoe pitch, bogus player, phone noisemaker
A: Ringer
3/10 Q: Skipper, monarch, swallowtail
A: Butterflies
3/6 Q: Darling deer, big bucks, bread
A: Doe/dough
3/5 Q: "I'm Flying,"
"I've Gotta Crow," "I Won't Grow Up"
A:Songs from "Peter Pan"
3/3 Q: Spanish, electric, folk
A: Guitar
2/26 Q: Willard Scott, Burt Reynolds, Howard Cosell
A: Topees
2/20 Q: Dancing Kelly, wacky Wilder, pool of heredity
A: Gene
2/19 Q: Store employees, lines on paper, walker's
stick
A: Staff
2/17 Q: Craps, natural, box cars
A: Dice terms
2/13 Q: Time, doctors, obedient dogs
A: They heal/heel
2/12 Q: Crocheters, fishers, bad golfers
A: They all have hooks
2/10 Q: Wonton, matzoh ball, gnocchi
A: Dumplings
2/6 Q: Butte, mesa, plateau
A: Land formations that are flat on top
2/5 Q: Birdman of Alcatraz, Count of Monte Cristo,
Rapunzel
A: Prisoners
2/3 Q: Corona,
Perfecto, Panatela
A: Cigars
1/30 Q: Mira Sorvino, Candice Bergen, Angelina Jolie
A: Daughters of show business dads (Paul Sorvino, Charlie Bergen, and
Jon Voight respectively
1/29 Q: The Little Mermaid, The Ugly Duckling, Thumbelina
A: Stories by Hans Christian Andersen
1/28 Q: Lousy performers, outhouses, sweaty armpits
A: They all stink
1/27 Q: Marx, Wright, Mario
A: Brothers
1/23 Q: Pictures, Roger Rabbit, diplomas
A: Framed
1/22 Q: Panty hose, colors washed in hot water,
cold noses
A: They all run
1/20 Q: 44, Michelle, Illinois
A: Barack Obama
1/15 Q: Virgin Mary grilled cheese, grandpa's ghost
cane, haunted rubber ducky
A: All sold on E-Bay
1/13 Q: Christmas tree, dressing-room door, perfect
book report
A: They all have stars on them
1/9 Q: Peach seed, Pendulum place, Achilles actor
A: Pit/Pitt (peach pit, Pit & the Pendulum, Brad Pitt)
1/8 Q: Nova, nebula, comet
A: All found in outer space
1/6 Q: Javelin, discus, boomerang
A: Things that are thrown
1/2/09 Q: Babies, soldiers on stomachs, crabs
A: Things that crawl or creep
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