The wand the magic factor in interactive Wii games

I got hit on the head by a golf ball the other day. A real golf ball. This is a true story. I was sitting by my pool, next to a golf course where part of “Casino” was filmed, and it finally happened. Some joke of a golfer beaned me on the brain.

THIS WEEK

Major business events and economic events scheduled for the coming week:

It’s over on the edge: Plans for outskirts out

That screeching sound heard throughout Las Vegas Valley is the brakes being applied not only to large-scale Strip projects, but to many of the residential and mixed-use projects planned for the outskirts of town and outlying rural areas.

Searching for bottom

With the pep talk from real estate agents contradicted by doom-and-gloom reports on the housing industry, nobody seems to really know if or when the market will begin to recover.

COMING IN THIS WEEK’S BUSINESS PRESS

WARMING SIGNS: A new study predicts that warming temperatures could cost Nevadans billions in lost revenues and hurt its tourism industry, but observers also say that global warming could offer new business opportunities.

BUSINESS CALENDAR

LAS VEGAS CHAMBER

Signs of trouble from slot giant

Twelve months ago, Wall Street analysts never imagined having concerns about International Game Technology. The Reno-based company, which has a large corporate presence in Las Vegas, controls the lion’s share of the worldwide slot machine market.

Muckers fall at Diamond Ranch, drop to 0-2

Two games into its defense of its Class 1A state title, Tonopah already has more losses than it suffered last season.

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