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• published: 05 Jan 2011
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--- http://MovingPostcard.com --- Downtown Las Vegas, centered around Fremont Street, is the historic alternative to the Las Vegas Strip. It's where it all began, when it comes to gambling, booze and broads... and spontaneous brides... When Scott and I traveled to Las Vegas to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary, we already knew we'd be headed to downtown Las Vegas for a renewal of vows ceremony at the Graceland Wedding Chapel with Las Vegas Elvis. But it was Scott's brother, Stephen Conklin, who lives in Las Vegas, who suggested we also experience the historic downtown at night. Can't deny the suggestion of a local! So on Anniversary Eve, he whisked us away from The Strip for a fun night out around Fremont Street. We started with dinner at Oscar's Steakhouse in the Plaza Hotel. The restaurant, owned by former mayor Oscar Goodman, sports the slogan "Beef, Booze and Broads" and features matching old-timey atmosphere, with charismatic waiters, huge portions and a view of glitzy and sparkly Fremont Street. The insider stories of the staff at Oscar's were only matched by our own local guide, Stephen, who seemed to know the thrilling history of every place and supplied us with plenty of inspiring gambler stories ("...he used his last dollar and won a million dollars on a slot machine..."). Thank you so much, Stephen! We gave ourselves the full Fremont Street Experience, with the overhead light show, live cover band, cocktails from Binion's and finally ducking into several of the classic casinos. We did however skip the zip line and the slide through the shark tank. Instead, I won a $1000 in a $2 spin on a Wheel of Fortune slot machine inside the Golden Nugget! We closed out the night at the more modern casino The D, where the female card dealers alternate between dealing cards and dancing on pedestals - and where the male bartenders entertain with their flair bartending skills. A special thanks to Eddie Razo for making the most entertaining Cosmo I've ever had - and letting me film the process. Actually, we probably closed out the night at a bar or blackjack table in the Cosmopolitan Hotel back on the Strip. But who can really remember? All I know is that we had a ridiculous amount of fun that night and still made it to our renewal wedding at Graceland Chapel the next day on time... (In the video, this is in reverse order to give it a nicer visual flow from day to night. Creative license and all.) Next week, I plan to share a 1-minute video about the Las Vegas Strip. If you want to see more right now, please check out last week's video: Las Vegas Sunset (Nevada) – In Another Minute (Week 296) And hopefully in the near future, I can return to downtown Las Vegas. Because there's still so much I haven't seen and captured... The featured song is “Boogie Woogie Bed” by Jason Shaw of http://audionautix.com. He has made this and many other instrumental songs available via a CC BY 3.0 license. Thank you, Jason! Last but not least, a very special thanks to "Elvis" and Abe and everyone at the Graceland Wedding Chapel http://www.gracelandchapel.com. Definitely, an unforgettable and totally American experience. After all the options, I'm so glad we chose this as the way to honor twenty years of marriage and all the decades to come - with laughter, singing, dancing and lots of kissing! For links to more information, please visit http://MovingPostcard.com Personal blog: http://goodhardworkingpeople.blogspot.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MovingPostcard Twitter: http://twitter.com/luciwest Flickr: http://flickr.com/luciwest Google+: http://google.com/+MovingPostcard YouTube: http://youtube.com/GNYBerlin YouTube: http://youtube.com/LuciWest Tripfilms: http://www.tripfilms.com/shows/Moving_Postcard Tumblr: http://luciwest.tumblr.com Vimeo: http://vimeo.com/LuciWest Instagram: http://Instagram.com/LuciWest Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/LuciWest

• published: 07 Jan 2016
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Rev. In Jin Moon's Lovin' Life Ministries Sermon, Dec. 5, 2010 Good morning, brothers and sisters. How is everyone? It’s been a while since I’ve seen you. We spent a lovely Thanksgiving weekend with our True Parents in Las Vegas, and we got to meet our West Coast members once again. Our True Father gave his heart in addressing those who attended the World Assembly 2010. Father’s heart as the True Parent of humankind is to invest in his children, his eternal sons and daughters, so they can truly become great men and women of God. I’m realizing this as Father visits us more and more often, especially in Las Vegas. I told the congregation there that I’ve often wondered, why Las Vegas? Of course Father wants to turn Sin City into a shining city on a hill by injecting a little bit of heaven. But people come to Las Vegas to win the jackpot, to experience their luck. It seems that our True Parents keep calling us to Las Vegas to remind us that we are all jackpot winners. We are, indeed, are we not? We have our True Parents with us, and, knowing that they want America and our American movement to be great, they want our American sons and daughters to be outstanding people who can usher in a new millennium. They are here at this time together with us, sharing the breaking news. They are encouraging all of us around the world to think of ourselves as belonging to one family and to come into this family of God through being blessed to somebody who’s from a different background, race, or religion. They are therefore encouraging all of us to respect where we come from but at the same time to learn how to live and love together as a family. This has been the most important message our True Parents have brought to the world. To be experiencing it at this time is an incredible thing. When we were getting ready for Sunday Service, the band had to rehearse; after rehearsal I bumped into Dave Hunter and his beautiful wife Mitsuru with their new baby, “Little Dave.” This is the first time I had a chance to meet Little Dave up close and personal. I had a chance to hold him. At Loving’ Life we’re terribly proud of Little Dave because we heard Mitsuru would be expecting while she was working for Lovin’ Life Ministries. To have the baby come and to be able to celebrate him as part of our worldwide family are beautiful things. And it continues as we see Mitsuru now as a wonderful mom, taking Little Dave along with her everywhere she goes. He’s such a bright spirit, and so cute. I thought Dave and Mitsuru weren’t back with us yet. But they are, and it’s a definite improvement. Little Dave is so engaging. He has just started eating cereal and solid food. He’s goo-gooing and talking his own language that we don’t understand, but communicating nonetheless. He kept making eye contact with me. Chris Alan was seated on my left, and the baby was sitting on the other side, looking at all of us. He would stop and look at me and give me a big smile, and then look at Chris Alan and others and then come back and give me another big smile. Chris turned to me and said, “I think he found somebody he likes.” Babies respond to women and, I think, to a woman’s voice because it’s very close to what they’re used to hearing from their mom’s voice. Little Dave was a bundle of delight and so much energy. I held him facing his parents, but because he could hear my voice from the back, he kept on bending backward. Chris Alan was laughing because it looked like Little Dave was doing a backward dive into my bosom. That’s what they’re used to, right? They want nourishment and comfort and to feel loved. When I was thinking about Little Dave and what a treasure he is, as well as all the other blessed children in our midst and all the new members being born into Lovin’ Life Ministries, I was thinking to myself, what kind of a generation is he going to be part of? I wanted to share this You-Tube clip this morning because it poignantly expresses something very important for all of us to think about as human beings. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKzxV0QLhRo] It starts out, “We are a lost generation,” and it conveys a whole litany of things that we’re not going to be or do. It’s a pessimistic look at how possibly a young person going through difficult times might be looking at his or her world. “I’m a part of this lost generation, of this generation that’s going to put work before my family, is not going to understand the value of my children, and is going to factor in my divorce even before I get married.” All of these things are so depressing. I’ve often said that when I hear that a child is lost, to my ears it means that child is lonely, an orphan seeking some understanding or truth. Many times young people feel lost when they cannot find their center, or core, or an understanding, or their relationship with God. But the video clip is a litany of all the t

• published: 09 Jan 2011
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