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Posted by on Nov 15, 2025 in Blog | 0 comments

My Thoughts About Road Rage

 

 

A terrible tragedy happened in Las Vegas yesterday. It was senseless. Stupid. Totally unnecessary.

The result: A dead 11-year-old boy and a murder charge.

The reason: Road rage.

Two drivers got into a dispute. The reasoning, or lack thereof, doesn’t matter. Two cars were driving on a city highway early in the morning. Then, with no warning, something happened between them triggering a back-and-forth clash that ended abruptly when one of the drivers produced a handgun. He fired a shot at the other driver. The bullet blasted through the car window and hit a child who was sitting in the back seat being taken on his way to school. The shooter was later identified and arrested. The boy was pronounced dead.

[READ THE StORY HERE]

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Posted by on Aug 8, 2025 in Blog | 0 comments

Las Vegas Restaurant Reviews (Part 1) — Summer 2025 Update

 

 

LAS VEGAS RESTAURANT GUIDE (SUMMER 2025 UPDATE)

I promised to share my impressions of several local restaurants that I’ve tried during the last few months. Here’s the short version, though some of these places shall receive the full treatment of a complete review, later on. Listed in no particular order:

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Posted by on Apr 28, 2025 in Blog | 1 comment

Dead & Company at the Sphere in Las Vegas (Review)

 

 

At first thought, Dead & Company playing inside the Sphere seems like a bad fit, perhaps even a betrayal of the counterculture cloak worn by the Grateful Dead since their beginnings in 1965 . Now well into seven decades of live performances, Dead concerts have always been known for their spontaneity and authenticity. Real instruments. Human voices. Nothing’s recorded in advance. Auto-Tune, pitch correction, lasers, and stage gimmicks are verboten. Yet, they’re performing inside the ultimate musical spaceship. Music isn’t merely to be heard, but also seen, and experienced. Somehow this clash of contradictions works. Call it balance. In fact, the Dead’s mellow style and laid back stage vibe makes for an optimal counterweight to the glitzy sensory overload encircling the entire venue.

READ MY FULL REVIEW: CLICK HERE

 

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Posted by on Apr 11, 2025 in Blog | 0 comments

The Free Cremation Dinner

 

 

COME TO THE FREE CREMATION DINNER SEMINAR!

If you’re of a certain age and live in a desirable zip code, you probably receive unsolicited VIP invites in the mail. These companies apparently know more about my health and finances than I do because they always seem to temp me with an offer that does have extraordinary appeal.

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Posted by on Mar 20, 2025 in Blog | 0 comments

Remembering Norm Clarke

 

 

Very sad to hear of Norm Clarke’s death. For many years, Norm was a “must-read” daily columnist — first with the Associated Press, then the Rocky Mountain News, and for the last three decades in the LVRJ when it was once a diverse newspaper with an independent voice. He knew everybody in town and often was the first to break big local news. When the phone rang and you saw “Norm Clarke” was calling, that was a mandatory pick up.

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