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Maybe you can't bound up 20 flights of stairs like a Cirque acrobat - especially while lugging that baggage you acquired during the sugar- and fat-saturated Bacchanalia known as the holidays. What can a mere, out-of-shape mortal do? Two local experts say getting started is easier than you think.
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Ingredients12 ounces butter4 cups sugar3 tablespoons lime zest, fresh8 eggs8 cups all-purpose flour3½ teaspoons baking soda1 teaspoon salt3 cups pistachiosMethod For Pistachio Lime BiscottiPreheat oven to 320ºF. In a mixing bowl using a paddle attachment, cream butter until smooth.
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If the governor wants local government to pay for local needs, fine. Let's secedeDid you know that Nevada has the smallest state government per capita in the whole United States of America? It's true!It's still too darned big, of course (it was on the news), so Nevada legislators and a new governor will soon be cutting public employee salaries and benefits, curtailing services for the mentally ill, slashing education funding and taking other steps to make state government even smaller.
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The prognosis: death. The doctors had all but given up on Steven Baugh, who says he'd been diagnosed with a form of sickle cell anemia at age 12.
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Start that New Year's diet already? Fortunately, Megan Romano proves that good desserts don't have to make you feel bad.Succulent blood oranges picked at peak flavor, churned into mouth-puckering sorbet.
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Don't dismiss Vegas' classic urban form. You'll love strip malls after this tour that traces the DNA of an emerging new cityThe pearly glitz of the Las Vegas Strip should not cause us to neglect all of Las Vegas' other strips.
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Happy New Year! Ready to lose weight? Great! First, let's calculate your Body Mass Index. Take your weight, divide it by your height in inches squared.
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You may have been at the grand opening of the world's largest H&M at the Forum Shops at Caesars Dec. 11.
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Think accessible housing is just an issue for the "disabled"? Think again. Making Las Vegas livable in the future means making homes more visitable - todayAfter a year in rehab recovering from surgery that left her without the use of her legs, Marteen Moore wanted to be with her children and to go back to work as an interior designer.
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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.