by Jon Ralston Thu, 10/04/2012 - 16:47
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"The unpleasant thing is, after having invested so much time in solving it, we still feel woefully lost in it. Wors… t.co/QVqp3tRLi1
9 hours 22 min ago.
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Part 2 of our 5-part series on what life is really like in Las Vegas schools will post Monday. Hope you enjoyed Par… t.co/oYeGGKu1tR
10 hours 27 min ago.
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"There's a consistent leap of faith needed, a fingers-crossed hope that the show will Get Good the way many other d… t.co/4TBFpdtUMz
11 hours 17 min ago.
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Hof also apparently wants to turn the Ormsby House, across from the Legislative Building, into a brothel.
"One who… t.co/7C01093VZh
17 hours 13 min ago.
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Lovely. t.co/FC98wQtk2A
17 hours 15 min ago.
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"..easy to look at a regulation of any kind and see a veneer of public safety and consumer protection. But lawmaker… t.co/IESlYhqJX2
17 hours 47 min ago.
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@jmartNYT Thanks, man.
17 hours 52 min ago.
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ICYMI, the first of our @TheNVIndy five-part series on education in Las Vegas as @JackieValley has been embedded at… t.co/6WUfjb6rfO
18 hours 11 min ago.
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@jpodhoretz Exactly. That was what I wrote about today: t.co/zQZOmaPe0q
18 hours 12 min ago.
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"The rest of us need a scorecard to record all the connections and associations, some of them tangential, Trump has… t.co/GejKPARCSm
19 hours 34 min ago.
I've obtained the entire 89-page decision from the National Labor Relations Board that affirms a year-old decision from an administrative law judge, who found scores of violations by Station Casinos against workers at their properities interested in affiliating with the Culinary Union.
The end of the decision, posted here, finds the company "engaged in certain unfair labor practices," demands it "cease and desist" and then issues a lengthy order telling Station Casinos not to threaten or intimidate its employees in violation of federal law.
It's an interesting read -- unless, of course, you are a company executive.
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