The Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign is crawling with wedding parties and tourists when the Ron Paul Revolution comes over the hill. Into the fray of high-heels, tuxedos and limos march nine people in jeans and homemade shirts — rattling campaign buttons and swinging yard signs like broadswords.
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Do you love dolphins? Hate mining? Oppose abortion? Support the sale of marijuana? Dislike the governor? Object to the laws that govern petitions? Have a specific beef with a former employer you’d like to embarrass?
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Could Las Vegas become the new capital of the porn world? That was the buzz last week at the Adult Entertainment Expo.
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On Feb. 14, the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, better known as the Mob Museum, will open its doors. It’s been a pet project of former mayor Oscar Goodman from the start, and he’s been an unabashed cheerleader for the attraction. But how will the museum that Goodman was so instrumental in bringing into existence depict Goodman’s own role in the battle between cops and capos? Will this former lawyer for organized crime figures be portrayed merely as a mob mouthpiece? Or more on the order of a kosher consigliere? Will Oscar’s image get kid-glove treatment because of his popularity as mayor emeritus, and because he’s also a member of the museum’s board of directors? Or will exhibits featuring Goodman provide an impartial, unvarnished look at Goodman’s relationships with the mafiosi he used to represent?
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On the bottom end of the Strip, in the wild blocks between Charleston Boulevard and Sahara Avenue, a prominent sign is as crucial to a business as a fixed address and a front door. Without one, the place might as well not exist.
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I was in college, working as a data-entry clerk, when I heard my first weird Mormon myth: “They wear magic underwear.”
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CANDIDATES THE GOP WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER OFF WITH
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NEVADA NEVER LOOKED so predictable. While the rest of the country enjoys one of the most volatile primary seasons in GOP history, featuring serial flirtations between voters and a revolving cast of right-wing candidates, kooks and political charlatans, the Silver State prepares for a dull rehash of 2008.
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IT BEGAN long before the ball dropped. In 2011, the Las Vegas Redevelopment Agency dubbed 2012 “The Year of Downtown.” Six projects will open this year and next, including the Mob Museum, The Neon Museum, Smith Center for the Performing Arts, Lied Children’s Discovery Museum, City Hall and Zappos.
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ASK HEALTH AND WELLNESS experts about New Year resolutions and you’re likely to get some variation of this answer: “I don’t believe in them.” Most people, they say, start the year with great, big intentions but have settled comfortably back into their bad habits by March.
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