User profile: Hactin

Joined: May 31, 2008

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Posted on: Six search warrants served on Hells Angels motorcycle gang

It's a gang. It's not a motorcycle club. Don't neglect the other gangs. Get in there and make sure this is cleaned up.

(Suggest removal) 11/11/09 at 10:21 a.m.

Posted on: Strip resort sued over second-hand smoke

If you smoke, you HAVE to find a way to stop.

(Suggest removal) 10/21/09 at 6:36 p.m.

Posted on: Man accuses teacher charged in sex assaults, sues city

Nevada and all the other states will want to continue their vigilance, perhaps even improve it.

(Suggest removal) 5/17/09 at 5:33 p.m.

Posted on: Brothel industry says ‘tax us;’ state says thanks, but no thanks

Use the new cash flow to improve your educational system and develop solar power and battery expertice.

(Suggest removal) 12/21/08 at 6:09 p.m.

Posted on: We talk diversification, we don’t accomplish it

Writing from Detroit. Yet this discussion sounds entirely familiar.

Discussion of business diversification activity is hijacked by
1) low-tax agenda proponents,
2) protesters of corruption in present organizations {see UAW and Big3.}
3) current power brokers discouraging anything but status quo.

If Nevada wants to be like Michigan, just keep listening to these sources and to contributers like nay-sayer KDR81. Don't 'Low-tax' yourself into a 'one-trick pony' canyon.

If you create a significant public utility based on your solar strength, it may well attract attention. If you make experts and property access available, they could create start-ups. The Fed may soon require electricity suppliers who burn coal to invest in low-emission sources. Let Nevada be the most prepared for this shift. Start an Institute for Conversion and Storage of Solar Energy. Produce engineers who can squeeze more power out of a collection cell and pack more power into a battery.

Follow the status quo and you may end up like Michigan: few auto engineering or auto assembly jobs left, no significant mass transportation system, empty town centers with nice suburbs full of unemployed people, and sore ears from the never-ending rants of the nay-sayers who squashed civic action.

(Suggest removal) 12/21/08 at 5:59 p.m.

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