Create on my mac calendar

I want to create a calendar "on my mac" but am unable to figure out how to do that.  The only options that are available when I click on "new caledar" are on "mobileme or iCloud".  Is it possible to create a new calendar "on my mac"?

Here is another method of creating a calendar on your Mac.
1. Disable iCloud by going to Calendar > Preferences > Accounts. It's important just to disable iCloud from Calendar's preferences, not completely sign out of it from within System Preferences.
2. Create a new calendar which name does not conflicts with any calendars you've already got in your iCloud.
3. Enable your iCloud account.
This will create a new calendar on the sidebar under the "On My Mac"

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