Have you missed me? I went home to Alaska — The Last Frontier — to spend some time with my peeps and get ridiculously cold in the snow. (I have soo lost my Alaska cold-weather cred.) And just to cheer you up, thought I’d share this little snapshot of an only-in-Alaska moment. This little Asian…
We all know the basic story of It’s a Wonderful Life. It’s your basic striver story, the kind that Americans love – George Bailey is trying to shake the dust of the crummy little town of Bedford Falls off his feet and he’s gonna see the world! But of course a little thing called life…
I don’t know about you, but I need a laugh-break from all this holiday togetherness. Enjoy: — Emmily
So the government does, in fact, still work for the people! Yesterday’s signing of the Energy Bill — with its mandate to increase auto fuel efficiency to 35 mpg by 2020 — gives me a little hope for that The People may still be in charge. At least every now and then, anyway. And maybe…
With less than a week to go before Christmas there’s still time to find gifts with an eco-friendly message or have less environmental impact on the earth. How about the children’s book When Santa Turned Green by Victoria Perla? Bonus: Available at FAO Schwartz, a dollar from the sale of each book is donated to…
Well kids, it’s getting to be that time of year when the holiday cyclone is in full-tilt and there’s just not enough time in the day. So in the spirit of peace and harmony, some things have got to take a back-burner. For me that’s going to mean less posts over the next couple weeks.…
The annual candlelight vigil to honor the homeless who died on the streets this year is scheduled for Dec. 20. Sponsored by local organization Straight from the Streets, this year’s vigil will be at the Center for Independent Living, at the corner of Las Vegas Blvd. and Foremaster Lane. A list of those who died…
Sorry for the late notice, but if you don’t have any plans tonight I highly recommend stopping by Shenanigans inside McMullan’s Irish Pub, 4650 W. Trop (next door to The Orleans), to see local artist Karen Wheeler‘s unveiling of her latest work “The Fate of the Little Red Riding Hood.” — Emmily
Like women needed more road blocks! I’ll let Planned Parenthood explain: … 136 representatives and 28 senators have gone on record saying that birth control should be made affordable for the low-income women and students affected by the recent price hike. So far, so good, right? But the thing is — birth control isn’t very…
Wanted to pass along a message from the Nevada Conservation League urging folks to get in touch with Sens. Reid and Ensign before the vote tomorrow. This is it. The moment we have been waiting for – the energy bill is going to be voted on in the Senate TOMORROW. Earlier this week, the Senate…
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