Entries from October 2008 ↓
October 31st, 2008 — Las Vegas
THANKSGIVING DEAL. On select calendar dates treat yourself to:. • One $10.00 Food Dining Credit for Pyramid Cafe * One $10.00 Aurora Bar Drink Credit • 50% off the normal suite upgrade charge for Pyramid Spa or One Bedroom Tower Luxury …
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Luxor - Thanksgiving Deal - Expires 11/13/08
October 31st, 2008 — Las Vegas
I Voted Today I just joined the 22+ million Americans who have already cast their ballots in this presidential election, and it feels damn good. Turnout was intense at my early voting location in southwest Las Vegas. When I arrived, there were two lines of seventy-five to one hundred people each, and when I left, the lines were at least as long. It was the last day of early voting here, but on the other hand it was also Friday night and it was Halloween. As for demographics, it was a raci
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October 31st, 2008 — Las Vegas
The Diary: James Naughtie Financial Times, UK - 32 minutes ago This year, because Nevada is one of the western states that could be on the turn to Obama, both he and McCain have been regular visitors to Las Vegas …
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The Diary: James Naughtie - Financial Times
October 31st, 2008 — Las Vegas, hotels
Caesars Palace Las Vegas - 4 Star Hotel - Air + Hotel 3 nights from $485 pp. Price shown departs from Atlanta. See website for additional details.
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October 31st, 2008 — Las Vegas, hotels
Paris Las Vegas - 4 Star Hotel - Air + Hotel 4 nights from $547 pp. Price shown departs from Boston. See website for additional details.
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Paris Las Vegas - Air + Hotel 4 nights from $547 pp
October 31st, 2008 — Las Vegas, Uncategorized
The Secular Trends Portfolio is finally gathering up some alpha (nearly 4 full percentage points this week), and I couldn’t be more thankful after some early knife-diving purchases into names like Alcoa (AA), Peabody (BTU), and Petrobras (BTU). Volatility has been more extreme than I ever could have imagined, and sectors like industrials and basic materials saw heavy sell-offs in early October. On my performance update from two weeks ago, I noted that these sectors would still be cheap even af
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October 31st, 2008 — Las Vegas, hotels
Jamie Baker, airline analyst at JP Morgan Chase, throws some cold water on suggestions that there’s much of a fare sale going on. Says Mr. Baker in a report Friday: We are puzzled by reports that the slowing economy is prompting airlines to reduce holiday fares or to launch sales earlier than normal. While we certainly continue to expect industry revenue growth to diminish in coming months, sale activity is neither unusual nor remarkable. In fact, holiday price points appear broadly HIGHER th
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Analyst asks: What fare sale?
October 31st, 2008 — Las Vegas
CHRISTIAN AUDIGIER, THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN TOUCH FRI 0 comments Oct 31, 2008 by Couture Team Or it would seem. His nightclub here in Las Vegas is said to be thriving, and we all love the Ed Hardy brand, so why shouldn’t his selling of his vast empire in an economic downtown turn bring the $700 million asking price? That’s right folks, Mr. Audigier is said to be looking to sell the entire lot, that is – ten brands, including Ed Hardy, and 92 licenses. Even with the economy at what
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October 31st, 2008 — Las Vegas
Trustee Makes Donation To Start New Solar Energy Research Center at Rensselaer (Newswise) Researchers at the center will work to develop the next generation of solar technology by studying one of the most powerful energy converting machines in world - plants. Researchers will use sophisticated new technologies and techniques to understand the energy converting power of plants to develop new technologies that mimic this extremely efficient natural system. Source: www.newswise.com Solar Bubble
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Trustee Makes Donation To Start New Solar Energy Research Center at Rensselaer (Newswise)
October 31st, 2008 — Las Vegas, california, photo
By ALAN ZIBEL The Associated Press Here’s a shocker: Almost half of Nevada homeowners with a mortgage owe more to the bank than their homes are worth. Here’s another: If you add in the homeowners like them in California, Arizona, Florida, Georgia and Michigan, together they account for nearly 60 percent of all homeowners who are “underwater” on their mortgages. Nationwide, almost 1 in 5 homeowners with a mortgage owes more to their lender than their properties are worth. But if you subtr
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1 In 5 ‘Underwater’ On Mortgage