Thursday, November 19, 2015

Get Your Turkey Fix Early! Turkey Chimichangas & Tamales!


Chimichanga
Turkey Tamale

Can’t wait until Nov. 26 to enjoy the tantalizing taste of turkey? Thanks to Cabo Wabo Cantina, you don’t have to.

Available now through Monday, Nov. 30, Cabo Wabo will be serving its own spin on the Thanksgiving feast with its distinctive turkey tamale. The turkey tamale is made with slow-roasted turkey wrapped in a banana leaf, topped with a mouthwatering homemade mole sauce. Executive Chef Tacho Kneeland’s Thanksgiving-inspired dish is finished with a cranberry salsa and is priced at $19.95.

Plus Tacos & Tequila (T&T) is serving a turkey chimichanga from Monday, Nov. 23 through Sunday, Nov. 29. The turkey chimichanga is filled with house-made turkey picadillo complemented by a fresh brioche stuffing. The dish is topped with a chipotle aioli and served with a side of Mexican rice and homemade cranberry sauce, and is priced at $15.

Tacos & Tequila
3900 Las Vegas Blvd S at Luxor Las Vegas
Las Vegas, Nevada
(702) 262-5225
www.tacosandtequilalv.com/

Cabo Wabo
3663 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas, Nevada
(702) 385-2226
www.cabowabocantina.com/

Photo credit (Chimichanga) Craig Gilbert
Photo credit (tukey tamale) Peter Harasty

Nationwide! Have A Churrasco Thanksgiving Feast At Fogo de Chão


Thanksgiving menu items are included as part of the regular full churrasco dinner price on Thanksgiving Day.
All selections of fire-roasted meats carved tableside
Roasted turkey breast
Gourmet Market Table
Traditional Brazilian side dishes
Sage & apple dressing with Brazilian sausage
Sweet potato casserole
The Fogo® Churrasco Experience for Children 6 and under is complimentary. Children 7 to 12 are half price.

Give The Gift Of Christmas With Toy Drive At Aliante Casino

Aliante Casino + Hotel + Spa, a AAA Four Diamond Resort, will team up with the Operation Warmheart Program to collect toys for the children of Nellis Air Force Base and Creech Air Force Base this holiday season from Monday, Nov. 23, through Monday, Dec. 14.

Aliante encourages donations of new, unwrapped toys for the children of military personnel stationed at the two Las Vegas-area bases. Donations will be collected at the Players Club inside the casino and delivered to the base in late December. Aliante is dedicated to continuing its strong relationship with nearby Nellis Air Force Base and has partnered with both bases in the past, including a holiday toy drive in 2014. Aliante’s Bistro 57 restaurant is named in honor of the 57th Wing at Nellis Air Force Base.

 More information and reservation details can be found by calling 702.692.7777 or visiting www.aliantegaming.com. Follow Aliante on Facebook at www.facebook.com/AlianteCasino, as well as on Twitter and Instagram @AlianteCasinoHotel for special promotions, entertainment updates, exclusive giveaways and more.

7300 Aliante Pkwy
North Las Vegas, Nevada
(702) 692-7777

Tonight At TAO Nightclub! Worship Thursday With DJ Five


Customer Appreciation Pawty & Help Adopt A Rescue Pet Dogs! Coming UP!

It's a Holiday Pawty & Help ARP Dogs! We appreciate all of our customers and would like to invite you down to the shop! Light refreshments and CAKE!! From now until day of the event stop by and purchase clothes, treats, or book your grooming and get a raffle ticket to win a VIP Sniffany Basket worth $300! (one ticket per visit, must be present to win.)

We will also have gift bags for the first 25 attendees with fabulous Beauty Kitchen Products!

During day of event.....25% off every item purchased and 10% off grooming all day!! Get your holiday shopping for the special fur in your life done.

If you bring one of the following items for local rescue Adopt A Rescue Pet you will receive an additional raffle ticket for a very special prize!!! (one raffle ticket per donation)

ITEMS NEEDED:
Canned Dog Food
Blankets
Paper Towels
Bleach
Laundry Detergent
Ammonia Free Glass Cleaner
Gift Cards to either Costco or Sams Club

You can drop off items anytime between now and the event and get your special raffle ticket!!

Thank you and Happy Holidays!! SEE YOU ALL THERE!!

www.facebook.com/events/1639569506304075/

Saturday, December 5at 12:00pm - 4:00pm
Sniffany and Company in Las Vegas
6115 S Rainbow Blvd, Ste 105, Las Vegas, Nevada 89118

Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Whiskers & Whiskey Coming Up To Benefit The Movember Foundation

Hard Rock Live inside the Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas Strip will host “Whiskers & Whiskey” on Thanksgiving Eve from 7 to 10 p.m. The night’s festivities will feature specialty Jameson cocktails and a facial hair fashion show competition with celebrity judges Dirk Vermin of A&E’s “Bad Ink;” Mark Hall-Patton, expert on HISTORY’s “Pawn Stars;” and Robert Teddy, pastry chef and instructor at Le Cordon Bleu. A performance by local rockers Ashley Red will benefit the Movember Foundation and men’s health.

 Hard Rock Live Las Vegas Hosts “Whiskers & Whiskey” Event to Benefit The Movember Foundation

Tickets are $30 each and include unlimited Jameson cocktails and appetizers. A portion of sales will be donated to The Movember Foundation. “Whiskers & Whiskey” is open to the public. Tickets are on sale now and available at ticketweb.com.  Guests must be 21 and over to attend.

For more information, visit www.hardrock.com/live/lasvegas.
Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2015
7 – 10 p.m.
Hard Rock Live inside the Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas Strip
3771 South Las Vegas Blvd.
702-733-7625

Advice From A Turkey Dog By Author Douglas Green

Advice from a Turkey Dog - by Douglas Green
The word is out.  There’s something wrong with Thanksgiving.

As with so many other holidays, we have ruined its original concept with enforced “traditions:” Macy’s parade, turkey, stuffing and pumpkin pie, televised football. Don’t get me wrong, I like all of these traditions, I just don’t know what they have to do with gratitude, or with immigrants thanking locals for helping them survive.

The secret to re-legitimizing the day isn’t the food, or even family. It’s the name. Can we return to actually giving thanks?

To find a way, I turn to the greatest teachers on gratitude I’ve ever known: dogs. Never unselfish, but habitually giving credit whenever they see it due.

So, from their pure integrity, here are some canine keys to a true Thanksgiving:
1. Sit in your front doorway and look around.  A clever pooch knows this is the best place to relax. He can watch everything going on outside, while poised to jump if any food should drop. And it’s a perfect first stop on the gratitude trail.

What sort of home do you have? Do you rent or own? Does the doorway reveal a Downton Abbey landscape or a parking lot? Whichever, sit on that threshold and find twenty things you appreciate about your shelter and the astounding world outside it. If you can’t, you’re not looking hard enough.

2. Pretend that everyone in your life didn’t have to be there, or do what they’ve done for you. Then realize that’s the truth. We laugh at the enthusiasm pups show over the simplest things – their human, a treat or leash. But only because we take those sights for granted. What if you never assumed the one who’d cared for you would come home? What if you harbored doubts about ever tasting another cookie?

Then look at your present relationships. Your parents, your spouse, your friends, and even your dog. Take a moment to ask what your life would be like with any of them not there, or not caring about you.

Scary? Then take it further; focus on your love for them. Feel it till your heart could burst. That appreciation, that pain, is what dogs feel for us all the time. When they’re staring up from the floor, unable to intellectualize their feelings as we do. That’s being alive.

3. Whatever your religious beliefs, pretend you’re wrong. Dogs lack dogma. Their brains aren’t big enough to perceive a rationale for the universe. Dogs are neither theist nor atheist, sectarian nor agnostic.

Instead, they just appreciate. Do any of us honor the sun like a pup who shifts her sleeping to follow the rays? Do we run out after rains to absorb every enhanced scent?

Take a breath, close your eyes, and forget all that you believe about why the world is. And when you free your brain from the “why,” let it all roll over you: The enormity of outer space, the miracle of an ant, the luck of our proximity to the sun, the breathtaking complexity of your own body. And just try not to feel grateful.

4. Even if you absolutely, 100%, know it’s completely and totally wrong, pretend for just a wee moment that things are actually better today than they were a year ago. And see how many of them you can count. Have we ever been told as often that our world, our leaders, our lives are horrible? News channels screaming, rants on Facebook, forcing us to focus on lousiness. And then all the great people who’ve died, all the pollution, and get a load of what the kids listen to – it’s just garbage!
But if we put aside that all these worst-politicians-ever just lie and cheat, maybe we could remember that most of them, most of the time, are trying to do their best, and often get things right.

And are you happy about anyone who was born this last year? And how many new inventions reduce pollution? And have you noticed that all the music you like is still around, and maybe you’ve actually enjoyed one new song? So then, things are better, right?

Okay, maybe that argument doesn’t hold, but just give a moment to thanking the few things that you can agree have improved. If you can’t think of any, then admit that you have less brain than any dumb mutt, who has no trouble saying, “Right now, at this moment, that mushroom gravy I smell from two houses down is the most glorious creation ever!”

5. Embrace everyone, in the way they can accept. True gratitude should glow, not just in feeling thanks, but in expressing it, as dogs do every waking moment.

Now that doesn’t mean jumping onto the white dresses of frightened strangers. Own your social intelligence, like an obedience-school graduate, and treat people as you believe they would wish. Greet that work colleague with a warm handshake and smile. Embrace that chic friend with a peck-almost-on-the-cheek, that child with a warm hug, and your significant other with the passion you’ve stifled since Labor Day.

And who knows?  Maybe these actions will give you more to be thankful for next year.
Now these canine behaviors create their own rewards, but there’s a higher goal here, too.  And again, I learned it from a dog.

My pooch, Shirelle, had a fatal cancer, and was supposed to have died already; I lived in fear every time I left her for even a few hours. So this Thanksgiving, I gently took her with me to the home of some neighbors for their family celebration.

This couple had lost their own dog a couple of years before, and had embraced mine with an openness like grandparents. And Shirelle adored them, always lunging toward their door on our walks. I’d wondered why.

After chatting with some of their relatives, I realized the dog was missing. I checked room after room, until finally looking across at the open doorway to the kitchen.

There stood “Grandpa,” carving the turkey, with my big mutt sitting oh-so-politely at attention next to him. He carved slowly, methodically, putting one slice onto a platter for the family, handing the next slice to her, the next slice to the family, the next slice to her…spoiling the being I loved most just rotten.

Months of emotion welled up in my eyes. It was too goofy, too beautiful. He was thankful for her and she was thankful for him and I was thankful for both and for their gratitude to each other.

That should be our goal for the day. For thanks to go all the way around – everyone beholden to everyone – and the emotion overwhelming with its simplicity to where you realize that this is really the way the whole world should be, the way all of life should be.

Douglas Green is a psychotherapist, specializing in helping kids and teens build lives they can be proud of. He is also the creator and writer for AskShirelle.com, which helps kids, teens, parents, and others around the world with advice from the point of view of a friendly dog, and is the author of the upcoming book, The Teachings of Shirelle – Life Lessons from a Divine Knucklehead. Learn more about Green at www.CavalleriaPress.com, and connect on Facebook -www.facebook.com/TheTeachingsOfShirelle/?fref=ts  and Twitter.

TODAY!! Eat At Panda Express (W. Sahara) & Help Homeless Animals!

Today at 12:00pm - 9:00pm

On 11/18 please support Animal Help Alliance by eating in or taking out at the Panda Express on West Sahara any time between noon and 9pm. Present the flyer below when paying and 20% of your check goes towards our life-saving efforts!



Panda Express
4590 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, Nevada 89102

Arizona Charlie's Casinos Help Out Las Vegas Community! You Can Too!

For the fourth consecutive year, Arizona Charlie's Casinos will spread holiday cheer to Las Vegas families with the return of its highly successful “Feed a Family” program. Now through Dec. 15, ace | PLAY card members have the opportunity to contribute their points toward providing families in need with delicious meals during the season of giving.

“The success of our ‘Feed a Family’ program is due to the incredible kindness of our ace | PLAY card members and the willingness of Arizona Charlie’s employees to spend time giving back to our community,” said Alex Rangel, Arizona Charlie’s Casinos Director of Marketing. “We are grateful to have the opportunity to help provide those in need with the delicious holiday meal they deserve.”

For every 12,000 ace | PLAY points contributed, Arizona Charlie’s will provide boxes filled with holiday meal classics to the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority. The boxes contain enough to feed families of four and include items such as a 12-pound turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, pie and more. Each individual box is packed by Arizona Charlie’s employees that donate their time in November and December to assemble the packages. The meals are distributed for both the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays.

Last year, almost 1.1 million points were contributed by ace | PLAY members towards the program. Employees also did their part to help make up the difference and contributed so that the “Feed a Family” program was able to provide holiday meals for 100 families throughout the community. This program continues to be successful because of the generosity of our guests and Arizona Charlie’s employees.

For additional information about Arizona Charlie’s Casinos, including reservation information, visit ArizonaCharlies.com.

740 S Decatur Blvd
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
(702) 258-5200
www.arizonacharliesdecatur.com/

Champ Mike Tyson To Be Added To Madam Tussauds Wax Museum! See It Live!



On Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 11 a.m., Mike Tyson will come face to face with...Mike Tyson. He will unveil the world's first Mike Tyson wax figure at Madame Tussauds Las Vegas. The figure is modeled after his star turn as himself in Warner Bros. Pictures' “The Hangover.” After the figure is revealed, he will permanently be on display inside the attraction's The Hangover Experience and positioned right next to his beloved tiger, forever trapped inside of the bathroom.

Tyson posed for the figure this spring for nearly two hours with a team of 10 artists capturing nearly 300 measurements of his athletic frame. As with all Madame Tussauds' figures, Tyson's figure represents his real-life size and likeness. Approximately 20 artists took nearly six months to create the figure. After Tyson posed, his measurements used for the figure were first sculpted in clay by hand and then covered in a plaster cast. Once the clay was removed from the cast, the wax was poured in and allowed to cool. Nearly six weeks were spent meticulously inserting each hair by hand, which is customary for Madame Tussauds' studio team. Finally, the figure was fitted with acrylic eyes and teeth, while countless layers of tinted paint were applied to build up skin tones and replicate his iconic face tattoo. Similar to role in the movie, Tyson will be dressed in a shirt and jacket.

“I am truly honored to be an addition to the Madame Tussauds celebrity collection,” says Tyson. “I knew the replica of me would be of high caliber but I was blown away at the details and how much it truly looked identical to me. Side by side, it's almost impossible to tell the difference.”

As for where Tyson's figure will be, The Hangover Experience is Madame Tussauds' newest themed room, based on Warner Bros. Pictures’ The Hangover, the popular comedy trilogy. Launched on National Hangover Day, January 1, 2015, the experience is complete with the notorious hotel room, a smashed replica of the Las Vegas Metropolitan police car and the wedding chapel as seen in the film. The room also features two additional character figures from “The Hangover” Trilogy, “Alan” (played by Zach Galifianakis) and “Phil” (played by Bradley Cooper). Madame Tussauds began creating The Hangover Experience in July 2014.  The 1,100-square-foot room was created in conjunction with Warner Bros. Consumer Products.

Madame Tussauds Las Vegas is the world-famous interactive wax attraction on the Las Vegas Strip in front of the Venetian and features eight unique rooms. Relive “The Hangover” with Alan, Phil and Mike in The Hangover Experience; pose for paparazzi with Lady Gaga; get on the red carpet with Sandra Bullock and fight crime alongside Spider-Man in the amazing Marvel Super Heroes 4D Experience. With more than 100 wax figures, Madame Tussauds Las Vegas allows guests to take pictures, touch and get up close in a themed setting. Madame Tussauds Las Vegas opens 365 days of the year at 10 a.m. For general admission, adults (ages 13 and up) are $29.95; children (ages 4 through 12) are $19.95; children under 3 are free. For more information, go to www.MadameTussauds.com/LasVegas, like on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/MadameTussaudsLasVegas or follow on Twitter and Instagram @TussaudsVegas.

To purchase tickets to be the first to see Tyson and Madame Tussauds' collection of more than 100 figures, go to www.MadameTussauds.com/LasVegas.

3377 S Las Vegas Blvd, Ste 2001 (At the Venetian)
Las Vegas, Nevada
(866) 841-3739

Regis Galerie Adds New Art Items! Western Bronze Sculptures & Christmas Boutique

Regis Galerie, as part of its recent showroom expansion at the Grand Canal Shoppes inside The Venetian, now features two new shop-in-shop boutiques: one dedicated to Western Art and another featuring Christmas décor all year long.

The dedicated Western Art boutique features work by celebrated artists Jim Regimbal and Joseph Krausz, iconic bronzes by Frederic Remington, and a collection of western items from the estate of Burt Reynolds. Local artists’ work is also featured in the Western Art shop-in-shop, which is located next to the Regis Galerie’s own Coffee Bar and Saloon.

“We invite locals and visitors who plan on venturing out to celebrate all things rodeo in early December to stop by to see our Western Art boutique. The rare and beautiful items we’ve curated as part of the Western Art collection are a must-see,” said Ike Dweck, General Manager of Regis Galerie.


The year-round Christmas boutique will showcase luxurious ornaments, one-of-a-kind holiday figurines and a vast selection of seasonal décor, including variations of Santa Claus, snowmen, angels and nutcrackers, with a wide variety of price points – anchored by a Christmas tree that can be purchased, home delivered, then redecorated by Regis Galerie designers.

“For those looking for the highest quality and most unique Christmas decorations, our new Christmas shop-in-shop experience is open today, but it is also open all other 364 days of the year. In the coming months, the Christmas store will further expand as we build out a Santa’s Workshop-themed boutique,” continued Dweck.

Since opening in 1999, Regis Galerie has long been considered a premiere shopping destination in Las Vegas—providing museum quality works of art, collectables, decorative lighting, luxurious home furnishings and fine jewelry.

Also a part of the recent expansion, additional shop-in-shop boutiques include: the Las Vegas-exclusive Lladró boutique, with one of the largest and most extensive collections in the world; an Asian Art boutique featuring pieces dating back to the 1800s, Jade, Cloisonné, Satsuma and sculptures carved from lapis lazuli, rock crystal, malachite and turquoise; and thousands of one-of-a-kind, custom-made fine jewelry designs for high fashion or everyday wear, including precious metals and exotic stones for women and men.

Regis Galerie is a fine art and collectibles gallery specializing in rare and timeless pieces. Located in The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, it boasts an extensive collection of art displaying all mediums including oil paintings, bronze, porcelain, crystal sculptures, distinctive home furnishings, decorative lighting and a world renowned Asian art collection. Regis Galerie also features acclaimed works from Daum, Lalique, Liu Li, Jay Strongwater; has one of the largest Lladró porcelain selections in the world; a dedicated Western Art boutique and a year-round Christmas art shop-in-shop experience. For further information, visit www.regisgalerie.com and follow on Twitter @RegisGalerie, and on Facebook at facebook.com/RegisGalerie.

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