“Whereas, Section 9 of Article V of the Constitution of the State of Nevada provides that, ‘[T]he Governor may, on extraordinary occasions, convene the Legislature by Proclamation and shall state to both houses, when organized, the business for which … [Continue reading] about Nothing Special to See Here: Nevada’s Special Legislative Session
Ballot Question One “Opportunity Knocks The Third Time”
Shall the Nevada Constitution be amended to allow the investment of state money in a company, association, or corporation to assist economic development and the creation of new high-quality jobs? Yes x Anyone who has taken … [Continue reading] about Ballot Question One “Opportunity Knocks The Third Time”
NEA STOOPS TO SNAKE OIL SALESMAN TACTICS
I recently returned home to Nevada from a trip to Kansas City. It was one of those trips where you pass your family in the airport, they were arriving at KC to begin a vacation while I was returning home to work. Upon arriving home, I was welcomed by … [Continue reading] about NEA STOOPS TO SNAKE OIL SALESMAN TACTICS
FREEDOM IS NEVER FREE
Backyard picnics, family get-togethers and fireworks are all part of the Fourth of July celebration across America. It’s a time when our nation’s workers pause to honor those that paid the ultimate sacrifice so that we could live … [Continue reading] about FREEDOM IS NEVER FREE
Technology The Good…The Bad and the E-ugly
Here’s the good news. Nevada may not be the Silicon Valley, but our state is getting its share of new information technology (IT) companies. States across the nation are in fierce competition for what has become the “golden” industry. … [Continue reading] about Technology The Good…The Bad and the E-ugly
Loss of Common Sense: A State Controlled with Rights Infringed
Nicknamed “Battle Born”, we Nevadans are an independent bunch and have a history of wanting to run our own lives. We don’t want government control, nor do we need it. Nevertheless, I’ve noticed a disturbing trend recently with more and more … [Continue reading] about Loss of Common Sense: A State Controlled with Rights Infringed
HOMOSEXUALS – FAIR OR PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT?
Chalk up yet another victory for gay rights. The passage of AB 311 creates special rights for homosexuals in employment. The Nevada bill makes homosexuality equal in the law to minorities, which have no control over their color or gender. The only … [Continue reading] about HOMOSEXUALS – FAIR OR PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT?
NEVADA WINS ROUND ONE – NATIONAL GAMBLING IMPACT STUDY COMMISSION
For the last two years, Nevada casino executives have been carefully monitoring the actions of a nine-member federal gambling commission. The congressionally-created panel had the potential to reap havoc on the gaming industry and dramatically change … [Continue reading] about NEVADA WINS ROUND ONE – NATIONAL GAMBLING IMPACT STUDY COMMISSION
MY HERO
The freak tornado in Salt Lake City last month claimed one of Las Vegas’ finest. Allen Crandy, in typical Allen fashion, skipped lunch to make sure the booths at the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market were up to par. His failure to join his co-workers … [Continue reading] about MY HERO
New Operating System Offers Hope for Frustrated PC Users
Have you ever wondered how many business people don’t utilize a PC computer in the running their businesses? On the other side, how many of the business people that utilize a PC use them over an one-hour a day? Of the people who use a PC over … [Continue reading] about New Operating System Offers Hope for Frustrated PC Users
IF I WERE PRESIDENT – Part II of a Series
Prologue Everyone, including myself has a complaint or criticism of our current and past Presidents. The complaints include things they have, and haven’t done. Thinking through the process I have tried to incorporate in my company(s) … [Continue reading] about IF I WERE PRESIDENT – Part II of a Series
IF I WERE PRESIDENT – Part I of a Series
What a thought? Here starts a series of commentaries I will be writing over the next few months. Everyone, including myself has a complaint or criticism of our current and past Presidents. The complaints include things they have, and haven’t … [Continue reading] about IF I WERE PRESIDENT – Part I of a Series
BE A REBEL?
UNLV’s new multi-media campaign, which recently took top awards in national competition, is one of only a few kudos the University has received on a national level. What’s up at UNLV? Well it’s certainly not enrollment….at least not by much. In 1995 … [Continue reading] about BE A REBEL?
THE NEW MILLENNIUM – LET US BEGIN ANEW
When minister Joe Wright was asked to open the new session of the Kansas Senate, everyone was expecting the usual generalities, but this is what they heard: "Heavenly Father, we come before you today to ask Your forgiveness and to seek Your … [Continue reading] about THE NEW MILLENNIUM – LET US BEGIN ANEW
Consumers Have a Right to Financial Privacy
Electronic commerce has made it possible to purchase virtually anything from the privacy of your own home. But many people still hesitate to use their credit cards to make electronic purchases. While their fears are based on solid reasoning, … [Continue reading] about Consumers Have a Right to Financial Privacy
The Teacher’s Union Wants a Raise – Solution: Tax Business!
The teachers union is at it again. They’re finalizing a plan to create a Nevada business tax that, if passed, would cripple our ability to attract new companies and create severe hardships for a number of existing businesses. The statutory initiative … [Continue reading] about The Teacher’s Union Wants a Raise – Solution: Tax Business!
The Erosion of Freedom
“They that can give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety” Benjamin Franklin Our founding fathers would be stunned if they could see how far our nation has drifted from its original … [Continue reading] about The Erosion of Freedom