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The envelope (and the check), please. It's time for our annual Desert Companion Restaurant Awards.
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Ask your kids where carrots come from, and we bet you ten bucks they say a carrot factory. Consider it a symptom of an era when agribusiness and grocery megachains have turned sustenance into a global cash machine - one that contributes to childhood obesity.
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Jet Tila is the chef at Wazuzu, the buzzworthy pan-Asian restaurant at Encore Las Vegas. He is from L.
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The Healthy Baby Bundle by LaVanila Laboratories, $42For: Your adorable new niece/nephew/cousin/godchild/foundling (and the accompanying parents who will appreciate the gesture) Why: They'll be so delighted you remembered to get a gift for their little darling that you may be spared babysitting duty for the next few months. Where: Sephora in the Meadows Mall, 870-9182; Miracle Mile in Planet Hollywood, 737-0550; Grand Canal Shoppes in the Venetian, 735-3896; Town Square, 361-3727Skull cardholder wallet, $35For: Your husband, whose wallet bulge you can spot even from where you're sitting, even though he's in the kitchen making himself a BLT.
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A new program brings affordable health care to the uninsured of Las Vegas. It started in Nevada - but it's creating a stir across the nationIn 2007, Reno security guard Ron Watson lost his job - and his health insurance.
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When you're eating out, the dining experience begins long before that first forkful hits the flavor zone (i.e.
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To most of us, November means a big turkey, loud relatives and deathlike, tryptophan-induced slumbers in the easy chair. However, it's also Native American Heritage Month.
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If you find yourself hungry for more after you've digested our Restaurant Awards (page 42), dig into our panel of critics' other picks for Sin City foodies to swallow. A new book by John Curtas, Max Jacobson and Al Mancini, Eating Las Vegas: The 50 Essential Restaurants (Huntington Press, $12.
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Many of Southern Nevada's cultural institutions have roots in the historic Mesquite Club, the women's organization that does much more than afternoon teaNearly 100 years ago, a group of Las Vegas women gathered for tea. The city hasn't been the same since.
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Whether it's cooked goose or crafted cocktails, you'll shine in style this holiday season.Blue AlertThe tuxedo originated as a deviation in formal wear, a deviation that at the time was considered scandalous, gauche and daring.