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When Chip Conley posted his shirtless photos from the desert arts festival on his Facebook page, he heard about it from employees. BW's Nanette Byrnes writes about executives and social media
Even though money is tight, Nevada Day Parade backers say they will manage to stage the state’s biggest parade of the year Oct. 31 in Carson City, including a special salute to President Abraham Lincoln and his 200th birthday.
Group needs public support while the collective works through city hurdles.
Dave King makes braces and artificial limbs by day and makes fire dance at night. He founded Controlled Burn, a local fire-spinning group, in 2000 after watching with amazement a fire performance show at the Burning Man festival in 1997.
Truly plug-and-play technology brings zero-emissions motoring to San Jose, California.
Our blog follows the elective Entrepreneurial Design for Extreme Affordability as class members explore ways to manufacture products to meet the needs of customers in the developing world.
AJ Schnack moderating a panel featuring Matt Tyrnauer, Scott Kennedy, Laura Gabbert, and Richard Abomowitz (Wire Image via Film Independent/Used with permission) By Douglas McBride/Special to LAist If you haven’t heard of Film Independent's Filmmaker Forum, it's best described as a three-day cinematic tornado of an event, that’s definitely worth getting caught up in, provided you can handle the ...
I knew we needed fresh mozzarella - the real thing from Italy: milky, slightly sour, chewy, distinctively buffalo, mozzarella as few people in America are lucky enough to eat it.
SolarCity lets clients lease a solar-power system instead of buying it, and save up to 15% a month on the combined electric and lease bill.
Hey, Spike! covers a variety of folks By Miles F. Porter IV One of the largest computer networks in Colorado is that of the Denver Public Schools. And one of its IT project managers is 1995 Summit High graduate Stacy (Martin) Moore, daughter of Gary and Debbie of Frisco. Stacy earned a bachelor's degree in writing and a master's degree in technical communications from the University of Colorado ...
A character with Controlled Burn pose as the group moves down the Nevada Day Parade route today. This year Nevada salutes President Lincoln.
A character with Controlled Burn pose as the group moves down the Nevada Day Parade route today. This year Nevada salutes President Lincoln.
A character with Controlled Burn pose as the group moves down the Nevada Day Parade route today. This year Nevada salutes President Lincoln.
A character with Controlled Burn pose as the group moves down the Nevada Day Parade route today. This year Nevada salutes President Lincoln.
The politicians of today could learn something from Abraham Lincoln. At the Nevada Day parade Saturday in Carson City, Lincoln, played by Wally Earhart, worked the crowd as if he had a tough primary looming.
Nevada Day: For many Nevadans, parade's a longtime tradition By BRIAN DUGGAN bduggan@nevadaappeal Almost every year since 1980, Steve Leddy has been coming to the Nevada Day Parade with friends and family to eat and drink as the floats roll by. It's a tradition he said is unique to Nevada. "Most people in California don't even know when they got statehood," Leddy said. "We believe in Nevada we ...
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