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Looks at Nevada businesses that offers fine paper or stationery for special occasions. Examples of local card brands that Las Vegas Paperdoll stocks; Prices of Las Vegas Paperdoll notecards; Variety of stationery brands offered by Alligator Soup; Importance of confidentiality to the invitations or announcements designed by Alligator Soup.

Reports on the Digital 21 table game expected for use in Nevada casinos in September 2000. Advantages over blackjack games; Profitability of the game; Technology used in the game.

The article calls for papers for the 2008 Keith Millis Symposium on Ductile Cast Iron, which will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada on October 20-22, 2007.

Lists the top newspapers and publications in Las Vegas, Nevada, as of January 2, 2001. Titles of publications; Estimated circulation; Types of paper; Publishing companies; Contact information.

The article reports on the acquisition of the "Mesquite Local News" Nevada weekly newspaper by Stephens Media LLC. According to Stephens Media President Sherman Frederick, the newspaper has grown significantly in recent years and has the potential to grow much more in the future. Co-owner and founding editor Morris Workman remained as editor and general manager of the newspaper.

The article reports that the three Entertainment Technician Certification Program will be given at the October 2008 LDI show in Las Vegas, Nevada. The entertainment electrician exam is scheduled for October 24, the arena rigging exam is to be given the morning of October 25 and the theatre rigging exam is scheduled for that afternoon. A discount for the second exam will be given to candidates who wish to take multiple exams.

The article discusses the key findings from the report "Estimating the Influence of Financial Aid on Student Retention," conducted by Serge Herzog, director of institutional analysis at the University of Nevada in Reno (UNR). The study indicates that students from higher-income families are more likely to persist in college when provided with grants or scholarships compared with their low-income peers who also receive such aid. Herzog also found that academic success had a greater role on retention for needier students than student aid.

Discusses changes in the publication of the "Las Vegas Business Press" newspaper in Nevada. Objectives for the redesigned format; Enhanced logo and graphics; Stories and information featured in the section, entitled "Entrepreneur".

Editorial. Comments on the verdict of the case involving the Venetian Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada. Effect of the verdict on small businesses; Contribution of casinos to the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce; Accountability of companies to the society.

A calendar of conventions to take place in Las Vegas, Nevada from September to October 2009 is presented which include the 2009 International Paper Doll Convention on September 30-October 4, the Love Systems Superconference 2009 on September 30-October 6 and the Corenet Global Fall Summit--2009 on October 7-16.

The article announces the invitation from the Broadcast Education Association for scholarly papers from academics, students and professionals for presentation at its annual convention in Las Vegas, Nevada on April 16-18, 2004. The convention theme is "Bold Vision, Fresh Thinking: Untangling Media's Gordian Knot." Deadline for submission of the papers is on November 13, 2003.

The article focuses on corporate law in Nevada. It highlights recent papers, which suggest Nevada corporation law as a viable option to Delaware in the national market for out-of-state incorporation. The Nevada law used to support federalising corporate law is examined. The impact of Nevada reincorporation on shareholder value is also discussed.

The article presents a speech by Anne P. Glavin, president of International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA), delivered at the 54th Annual Conference, held in Reno, Nevada, June 18, 2012, in which he discussed a white paper concerning the future of campus public safety, higher education, and governance review for IACLEA.

The article presents information on several papers discussed at the 2006 International Congress on Advances in Nuclear Power Plants held in Reno, Nevada on June 4-8. One of the first of its six plenary sessions was on infrastructure for the deployment of new reactors. The priorities for expected license applicants was listed by Nils J. Diaz, chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Georges Serviere of Electricté de France summarized the situation in Europe.

Gladys Knight has been performing for more than 50 years and is just as hot as when she first burst on the scene all those decades ago. Hers is the top-rated show in competitive Las Vegas, Nevada, she has a two-year marriage to a younger man she loves and she's celebrating 50 years in show business and has her own record label. Sure, the 58-year-old Atlanta, Georgia native has been on stage most of her life and has performed on the Las Vegas Strip many times. The 'Las Vegas Journal-Review,' the city's leading paper, voted hers the best of all the shows in the supercompetitive entertainment center with all its megahotels and casinos. She has a four-year contract to do five shows a week at the huge Flamingo Hotel on the strip. She does her signature 'Heard it Through the Grapevine' and 'Midnight Train to Georgia' and throws in medleys of Motown artists, gospel, comedy routines with brother Bubba, fun encounters with the Flamingo crowds and her background singers. Being stationary in Las Vegas, her home for more than 25 years, makes it easier for Knight to help tend to her business affairs managed by daughter Kenya. Her company is called Shakeji, named after all three of her children, Shanga, Kenya and deceased Jimmy, her oldest who died in his sleep in 1999 at the age of 36. Being stationary for an extended period for the first time in her life also gives Knight a chance to give her undivided attention to William McDowell, her fourth husband. Even though she is 58 and he's 45 and she hadn't had much success in the matrimonial arena, she said this is the happiest she has been as an adult. Age was never a major issue because the two had known each other for almost seven years before a relationship evolved. McDowell is one of her anchors. The other is her brother Bubba.

This article presents the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Trustees at the Annual Meeting of the Music Box Society International in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 24, 2006. It cites the attendees, which include Carla Wiemer, B. Bronson, Carol Beck and Alan Bies. It also outlines the papers presented at the meeting, including an investigation of ideas for the use of funds from the donation made by Simon and Mabel Zivin.

Provides information on the Ninth International Conference: Best Practices for Practitioners sponsored by the Council for Exceptional Children Division on Developmental Disabilities, held from October 10-12, 2004 at the Alexis Park Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Opportunity provided by the conference; Highlights of the conference; Overview of the papers of the presenters.

This article previews Surfaces 2005, which is scheduled from January 26-28, 2005 at the Sands Expo & Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The official sponsor of the World Floor Covering Association, an industry advocacy organization representing floor covering retailers, contractors and allied service providers throughout North America. Although floor coverings have and still do dominate the exhibition space at Surfaces, in January the Window/Wall Covering Pavilion makes its debut. Whereas in the past those resources were scattered throughout, the new pavilion gives buyers a concentrated, dedicated space to shop for window treatments, decorative hardware, and wall coverings to complement their assortment. Expression Décor is highlighting its Exquisite ready-made window treatment program, which includes silk panels and decorative hardware. Wallternatives, a first-time Surfaces exhibitor, presents its line of hand-painted wall coverings at the show, including two brand new designs. Avignon Wallcoverings is also unveiling a new line of specialty hand-painted wall treatments, using a variety of unique applications like tissue and lace for a three-dimensional effect and metallic papers featuring pewter and copper.

The article reports that the Gender Issues Division of the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) is inviting submission of original papers on broadcasting and electronic media topics to be presented at the 49th annual BEA convention in Las Vegas, Nevada on April 16 to 18, 2004. The Division encourages submissions that explore all aspects of gender issues pertaining to electronic media. The theme of the convention entitled "BEA 2004: Bold Visions, Fresh Thinking: Untangling Media's Gordian Knot" will be the focus of the papers to be submitted.

The article discusses various aspects of a feminine hygiene products-related equity movement in America as of 2018, and it mentions U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions' views on providing free hygiene items such as tampons and sanitary pads to female prisoners, as well as information about the abolition of feminine hygiene product-based sales taxes in some American states. Legislation in Maryland, New York, and California is examined, along with Nevada law and a tampon tax.

The article reports on the commencement of a pilot program that will test new recycling options in select neighborhoods in Nevada by Clark County and Republic Services in 2008. Under the program, participants may choose from large covered bins which allow for commingled recycling of paper, cardboard, aluminum and plastic. The program will likely bring the divergence rate of the county to 25%, according to Republic Services president Bob Coyle. Republic will pick up paper in some mailrooms as part of the scheme.

The article features husband and wife team Brooke and Michael Coxen, founders of the shop Paper & Home. It notes that they moved the high-end wedding invitations business out of their Las Vegas, Nevada home to a regular shop in November 2013, mapping out a business plan and sticking to it. Launched in 2010, the business reportedly picked up in January when they rented a booth at the annual Bridal Spectacular show. It adds that the shop will start selling wedding-related off-the shelf items.

The article profiles the Las Vegas, Nevada-based company, Accelerated Escrow Co. The author mentions that Accelerated Escrow helps clients with paper works needed for buying, selling or starting a business enterprise. She also notes that the company works with local banks to manage the loan documentation for Small Business Administration (SBA) 7(a) loans.

Information about several papers discussed at the 2011 Ensemble Travel Group International Conference held in Las Vegas, Nevada is presented. Topics include travel business, reconsidering business strategy priorities, and an airline booking tool. The conference featured several speakers including Ensemble Travel co-presidents Lindsay Pearlman and Libbie Rice, and Peter Sheahan.

Information about several papers discussed at the 2011 International CES show on cloud computing, wireless communications held on January 6-9, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada is presented. Topics include Qualcomm Inc.'s wireless charging technology, display of Novatel hardware from Novatel Wireless Inc. and Verizon Wirelesss, and announcement of Directed Electronics' software that will send car global positioning system (GPS) data to smart phones. The show featured several telecommunication firms.

A calendar of recycling industry-related events is presented, including the celebration of European Paper Week in Brussels, Belgium from November 17-19, 2009, the Ninth International Electronics Recycling Congress in Salzburg, Austria from January 20-22, 2010 and the Reverse Logistics Conference & Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada from February 8-10, 2010.

Information about several papers discussed during the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) seminars held in Las Vegas, Nevada on November 12-15, 2008 is presented. During the event, David Acton, president of the Transformation Network and former telematics executive, told attendees that once-adversarial relationship between the aftermarket and original equipment manufacturers (OEM) in telematics/infotainment is disappearing and that vehicle manufacturers are using open architectures.

Reports on the distribution of health cards by the Clark County Health Dristrict in Las Vegas, Nevada. Modification made on the policy by the health district to counter identity thefts and fake social security number incidents; Problems encountered by Hispanic workers in getting the card; Papers required to renew or apply for a health card.

Focuses on the research paper on substance abuse in the workplace in Las Vegas, Nevada. Queries on biological markers; Analysis of urine and hair tests; Increase of corporate finance on drug testing for employees.

Discusses the operation and management of vaults that provide the coin and paper-cash requirements of casinos in Las Vegas, Nevada. Casinos' coin and bill requirements for their operations; Security measures for vault operators; Information on vault services of Wells Fargo Bank and Bank of America.

Reports on the plans of the United States daily `USA Today,' to begin printing editions at a regional plant in Las Vegas, Nevada on 1998. Advantages of printing the news papers in Nevada for the company and the people if Nevada; Technology to be used; Investment opportunities.

Reports on the attempt of community papers `The Henderson Home News,' and `The Henderson View,' to win advertisers and readers in the city of Henderson, Nevada. Home News' ties to Henderson's political and business elite; Henderson View's affiliation with the periodical `The Las Vegas Review Journal'; Remarks of newspaper executives regarding the issue.

The article reports that the motion to dismiss the bankruptcy cases of Lake Las Vegas' companies was denied by Judge Linda Riegle who recommended that Transcontinental Corp. has the option of challenging the plan of reorganization for the Henderson resort. Transcontinental filed an objection to the reorganization plan for the Henderson resort community stating that papers dealing with plan lack significant details. The judge insisted that Transcontinental was delayed in filing the dismissal motion prompting her to dismiss the motion.

The article reports on the implementation of a statewide digital initiative by the Nevada State Library and Archives (NSLA) in 2008. The NSLA worked with the Statewide Digital Advisory Committee and the services of Liz Bishoff of BCR Digital and Preservation Services and Tom Clareson of Lyrasis New Initiatives. The top material types that the institutions include flat works on paper prints, maps and film materials.

The article presents information on the cost-cutting changes in casino companies during the economic downturn in Las Vegas, Nevada. According to a tourist couple, the cost-cutting initiatives of resorts are noticeable. A former hotel manager talks about the policies set to cut back expenses, which include giving of one pen and paper instead of the customary three and reducing the number of shampoos and soaps in every room.

In this article, the author explores the results of the adoption of payroll cards by businesses in Las Vegas, Nevada. According to the author, payroll cards brought benefits to companies. She presents a statement issued by Jim Hammer, chief executive officer (CEO), regarding such cards. She claims that payroll cards eliminate paper checks and logistics costs.

The article reports that the International Fire Marshals Association (IFMA) will present professional development programs at the National Fire Protection Association's World Conference and Exposition which will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada in June 2008. The paper provides contact information for interested parties.

The article reports that the Fire Service Section of the National Fire Protection Association is seeking members who wish submit presentations for the World Safety Conference and Exposition which will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada in June 2008. The paper provides contact information for interested parties.

The article reports on the free legal service offered at the Saxby's Coffee Shop by local attorney Maria Perez Avila in Las Vegas, Nevada. Avila, who specializes in family law, sets up her Legal Lounge at no charge to listen to people with legal concerns. The entry notes that Avila has been able to help people with divorce papers, speeding tickets, and landlord-tenant disputes.

The article focuses on the on the decline in the subprime lending industry in Southern Nevada. It says that such loans are made to those who lack proper documentation. It notes the significance of the loans to mortgage companies in the state that deal with customers who do not qualify for prime paper. Also cited are subprime lenders that are on the brink of bankruptcy, including Accredited Home Lenders Holding Co.

The article presents news around the West. The Lake Powell in Utah has now only 52 percent of capacity and is resembling a tilted airport runway at the Bullfrog boat launch and is called humorously as the incredible shrinking reservoir. In New Mexico, weekly papers in the West's rural towns used to feature gossip columns as well as today in the weekly copy of Lincoln County News. Published in Carrizozo, New Mexico, the publication has 98-year-old Geraldine Perkins as the news-gatherer and writer. More news are featured here from this areas: Nevada, Wyoming, Idaho, and Oregon.

This article reports on the problem of the state government on the cost of Real IDs in Nevada. The government is concerned on the budget for Real IDs. Under the new federal standards for driver's licenses, the technology used to authenticate the papers needed for the new license is a big concern. According to Steve George, the press secretary of Governor Kenny Guinn, there is no mechanism for the application for grants that were placed by the federal government for the new ID program.

Information about the fourth annual "Amazing Meeting" of James Randi held in Las Vegas, Nevada on January 27-29, 2005 is presented. Key speakers include writer Christopher Hitchens, Nobel Laureate Murray Gell-Mann and space scientist Carolyn Porco. The topics of the conference, titled "Science in Politics and the Politics of Science," include Thomas Jefferson's view of the Bible, intelligent design, the evolution of religion and astronomy. Several papers were also presented on the final day.

The article reports that the proposed orbiter Ferris wheel of Voyager Entertainment in Las Vegas, Nevada is under consideration as part of the master plan for the defunct Westward Ho Casino. Despite mounting debt, usurious interest rates and no imminent source of income, the company insists in corporate papers that it has Ferris wheel projects on the boards. Voyager has never actually built a Ferris wheel, although it owns the rights to wheel designs by architects Veldon Simpson and Paul Steelman.

Reports on the set of regulations governing the payment of wages to employees published by State Labor Commissioner Terry Johnson in Nevada. Information resources about the responsibilities of employers and the rights of employees; Public interest in the electronic payroll debit cards issued in lieu of a paper check; Reduction in the payment fraud.

Focuses on the development of a book of word search puzzles by local puzzle-maker and cruciverbalist Gail Beckman as advertisement of businesses to the tourist market in Las Vegas, Nevada. Description of businesses an their features through the puzzles; Creation of the puzzles on graph paper; Marketing plans of Beckman.

Discusses the problem concerning the plastic bags blown from Republic Services Co.'s trucks on their way to the landfill at Apex in Nevada. Impact of the problem on the real estate business; County plan to solve the problem.

Lists the free newspapers published in Las Vegas, Nevada ranked by estimated circulation. Frequency of publication; Type of paper; Publishing company; Publisher and editor.

Reports on an agreement between Gannett Co. Inc. and Wick News Corp. to publish the 'USA Today' newspaper in Las Vegas, Nevada. Gannett's previous printing of the paper at its press site in San Bernardino, California; Strategy of growing in all forms of delivery; Important aspects of Gannett's sales plan in Las Vegas.

Editorial. Comments on the Las Vegas Press' partnership with Gannett Co. Inc. to print the 'USA Today' newspaper in Las Vegas, Nevada. Goal of better serving customers; Jobs created; Previous printing of papers in Southern California; Benefits of economic diversification; Increased retail sales in the area.