The Bellagio Conservatory is now celebrating spring with horticulture tributes and displays from England, France, 
Italy, and Japan. The latest transformation lasts until mid-May. Dominating the setting: daffodils, jonquils, butterflies, an armillary sphere once used by French astronomers to chart the night sky, a villa re-creation with travertine terrace and ancient stone sculpture and a Japanese Zen display. The good news: It’s all FREE.
Daily Archives: March 19, 2009
Daffodils & Butterflies Flutter Into Las Vegas
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Business Ala Vegas Style
Sheldon Adelson, chairman of the Las Vegas Sand Corporation, and arguably one of the world’s richest, albeit 
controversial, people recently commented in Newsweek on the possibility of Las Vegas reinventing itself amid the intense current economic pressures:
“Las Vegas is a city of entertainment, and that’s what it is. Everyone wants to diversify. Clinics are coming to Las Vegas, and a lot of people want to change it into a medical-research city. God bless them, I hope it happens. But when we have a generic synonymity with entertainment, how can we say we’re an academic breeding ground for scientists? Not in my lifetime, and not in my children’s lifetime.”
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Vegas Backstage Access (VBA) 