Issue: May 05, 2011
Hi everybody.
Do you have any tattoos? Even if you don't, you probably know somebody who does. Tattoos have increased in popularity over the last few years. In this week's cover story, we explore how that increase in popularity has affected tattoo culture and its place in the Reno community. Elsewhere in the issue, Kat Kerlin talks to the inventors of a new money-saving power meter; movie reviewer Bob Grimm gets hyped about the upcoming crop of summer blockbusters; and, in Filet of Soul, Brian Burghart muses on the death of Osama Bin Laden.
As always, thanks for reading! If it weren't for you, we'd be sterilizing our needles.
Brad Bynum,
RN&R Arts Editor
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Tattoo you
Mayor Cashell’s proposed moratorium on tattoo shops prompted a discussion of what it means to be inked in Reno.
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Removing pictures
Tattoos, like marriage, are supposed to be forever. But sometimes you decide you need a divorce.
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We’re number 10
Nevada’s bad teen pregnancy rate is actually good news.
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Yucca tale flourishes
The internet useful in spreading bad information.
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Lurid sign attracts opposition
Pole dancing video offends some.
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Level with us
Gov. Brian Sandoval needs to stop spinning and start truthing.
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Save yourself, not me
It’s you, not me, that you need to “save”
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I’m a birther! Well, not really.
Obama was born in the United States. Get over it.
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Bustin’ blocks!
Sequels, superheroes and stud muffins: It’s time for our annual summer movie preview.
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Salt licked
If you love your food salty, you’ll love McHenry’s Pub and Grille.
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Really smart meter
Local invention tracks gadgets, not just energy.
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Rare collection
The recent Community eWaste event collected more electronics than ever.
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School funding
Local teens win $22,000 to green up their schools.
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Eco-Event: Great Truckee Meadows Community Cleanup
Volunteer Saturday, May 7 to give the region a spring cleaning.
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