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May 2014

May 2014

  • From camping to glamping, we pick our favorite spots for seeing the sights of the West and beyondFrom tent to trail: campgrounds with perksKaibab Lake CampgroundArizonaNobody likes campgrounds so cramped that the neighbor’s snoring ruins a star-filled night’s sleep. One cool thing about Kaibab Lake Campground is the spaciousness of the grounds, allowing ample elbow (knee and ankle) room between you and the next tent over.
  • We didn't know what to do for End Note this month. So we went to a bar up the street to brainstorm ideas.
  • The audio guide describes Painting Women (through Oct. 26, Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, bellagio.
  • Small chest? Instant enhancement can be created with molded cups, padding, fringes, stripes and gathered fabrics. Profile Blush by Gottex underwire bandeau top, $66, and tab side hipster bottom, $38, Everything But Water in the Fashion Show Mall Large chest? You need a top that can do some heavy lifting, a style that gives you full coverage plus a banded bottom and/or underwire so there are no wardrobe malfunctions at the beach.
  • When it comes to sipping and snacking, raise your glass to bar food that pleases the palateDo you ever agree to meet up with friends for a casual bite over drinks — only to leave disappointed and still hungry? You’ve got a case of the bar-food blues. If you’ve ever groaned at the sight of a nacho platter, complained of chicken finger fatigue or put up with an order of entirely forgettable hot wings, you probably suffer from this common affliction.
  • Whether you’re toasting a milestone, sipping on a date night or sealing the deal, raise a glass to your new favorite drinking spots CELEBRATEAtomic LiquorsWith free parking, an enormous bar, and indoor and outdoor seating, Atomic Liquors has few downtown competitors when it comes to throwing a party. But the joint’s spaciousness wouldn’t mean a thing if you couldn’t get a delicious cocktail or locally brewed beer when you want it.
  • From interviews for a book about Ralph Lamb. On May 7, the Mob Museum opens "The Cowboy Sheriff," an extensive exhibit dedicated to the former lawman (themobmuseum.
  • My daughter will not grow up to pour some sugar on you (I hope)My 3-year-old daughter and I watch as a mom signs her son into daycare ahead of us. Her zero-percent body fat is stuffed into a short beige dress and towering black heels.
  • By turning homeless signs into art, Justin Lepper wants you to see the people we try not to seeHolding a piece of stained cardboard, the disheveled man jumps up, smiles, points at Justin Lepper like he’s just won something on a game show, and rushes to retrieve the rest of his collected works. Lepper had previously offered the man a few dollars to gather more pieces from his colleagues, and the man is excited that he has returned to collect.
  • With a tough love that breeds a deep loyalty, UNLV baseball coach Tim Chambers is bringing the program around the basesTim Chambers demanded that someone open the cherrywood casket. He wanted one last look at his father.