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Good Dog Food Company
Everyone deserves a gourmet meal, even Fifi and Fido. Now your furry four-legged friends can enjoy home cooked cuisine without the hassle. As we head into the holiday season, indulge your loyal companions with a Thanksgiving treat of healthy eating from Good Dog Food Company.
We all know that quality meals provide necessary nutrients to help us live healthy and fulfilling lives. Our skin is softer, our hair is shinier, we’re more energetic and our disposition is more balanced. We think of organic vegetables, grass-fed free range beef and other comparable ingredients as part of a good diet. And, if the meals are home cooked, all the better. Well, Fido and Fifi are no different than us.
The Literati of Sin City
From its genesis, Las Vegas was essentially sought after for its lax gaming and marriage laws. While not necessarily the ideal foundation for a city, Las Vegas has nonetheless continued to thrive, and adapt, over the years and maintain its stature as one of the most sought after travel destinations in the world. Despite this popularity, people are not generally drawn to Las Vegas for its cultural attributes. But in this respect, our Valley has made forward strides as well. From Broadway shows that grace the theaters on the Strip, to art galleries, cuisine of international renown, resident dance troupes, the upcoming Smith Center for the Performing Arts, as well as a flourishing literary community.
Dream Chasers
Imagine going back in time to a period in your life when you were blissfully content and everything was open roads, top-down cruising and juiced up engines. What if there was a way to relive those glory days and find that sense of elation once again?
If for you, the rumble of an engine in a sweet ride is what drives you, there are no more ‘what ifs.’ In today’s world, nothing is too far-fetched, especially when you work with a company that successfully chases and captures fantasies of the four-wheel kind every day.
Where’s the Beef
Las Vegas chefs have blown away the most famous question in advertising — where’s the beef? — with burger restaurants that catapult the icon of American cooking into the culinary stratosphere. Not only beef but also turkey, salmon, foie gras, veggies, and any other edibles that can be ground and formed into a patty sizzle on grills previously reserved for prime filets. But hold onto your hats! The blast off of this quintessential American food is a French revolution, fueled by a discontented French “farmer,” ignited by a French chef with ties to Vegas and Manhattan, and skyrocketed by another French chef entrenched in San Francisco and Vegas.
