A Hollywood Western couldn't have crafted the scene better: a dry lake bed, cottonwood trees, a bonfire, and a wooden bandstand and dance floor, lit only by stars and chandeliers crafted from clear Mason jars.
HRC Utah Steering Committee member Melisa Stratton plans to lobby Utah representatives in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday for Veterans Lobby Day. Hundreds of former U.S. soldiers will ask Congress to repeal the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy. Stratton, an intersex lesbian raised as a male but who identifies as a female, will also marry her life partner, JA Steel.Each month, Autodesk selects an Inventor of the Month from the users of Autodesk Inventor software. Winners are chosen for engineering excellence and groundbreaking innovation. For more information about Autodesk Inventor of the Month, contact us at IOM@autodesk.com.While certainly unusual, the outdoor space is an ideal venue for the first pubic concert at Chico Basin Ranch. The ranch's mission: to reintroduce visitors to our state's rich ranching history.Photos/Multimedia Gallery Available: http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/mmg.cgi?eid=6301247&lang=enWith the amazing natural scenery - including a rushing stream and a view of Pikes Peak - the ranch expects many visitors to camp out for the evening and is offering sites for $15 per vehicle.© 2010 Autodesk, Inc. All rights reserved.“We share the Inventor model with our customers, and they have the immediate opportunity to provide us with feedback,” said Almir Ibisevic, head of engineering at Preciosa. “With Inventor software, we are able to detect risks early while we are first processing concepts. This gives us time to point out potential risks to customers and work with them to eliminate the risks by coming up with effective solutions.”HRC Utah has worked for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights at city, state and national levels. Saturday night's fundraising gala also celebrated the recent passage of housing and employment protections for gays and lesbians in Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County.
"It's going to be an incredible time, and after, we want to create a series that brings people back to other concerts," says Phillips. "Everyone thinks of the mountains as where to go in Colorado, so we see people come out here and be really surprised."
Author: KATE JONUSKA
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