This month Governor Sandoval was invited to deliver the keynote address at the Hispanic Leadership Network's Small Business Invitational on April 4th. He said about the upcoming event:

"I am honored to participate in an event that will empower Hispanic small business owners in our state and offer them the tools they need to continue growing and contributing to the economic development not only of Nevada, but of our nation"
-Governor Brian Sandoval

Just in case you missed some of the happenings last month, here's some of the highlights from March.

The planning for Nevada's 150th birthday has begun! We're looking forward to celebrating our great state becoming part of the union.

The sesquicentennial committee meeting wasn't the only important meeting for our state. The newly reconstituted Gaming Policy Committee also met to discuss the modernization of Nevada's gaming laws. This committee will provide valuable input to the legislature on the future of online gaming and we look forward to their progress.

Lastly, if you haven't already, don't forget to check out "Discover Your Nevada" and keep voting for your favorite Nevada treasures.

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Dear Tony,

As you know, the first fundraising quarter of 2012 ended last week. And thanks to our amazing online supporters (like you), we were able to hit our goal before the deadline. From the bottom of my heart: thank you.

Everything you do for us makes a difference. Whether you made a donation, shared our message on Facebook or Twitter, or just told your friends about us during lunch one day -- all of your efforts make us stronger.

We are building a grassroots network of support with the power to win in November. The Nevada Senate race cannot be bought by special interests -- and last week, you helped me send that message loud and clear.

Thank you again for all you?ve done. I?ll be in touch.

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Remarks to the World Affairs Council 2012 NATO Conference

Remarks

Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of State

Sheraton Waterside Hotel

Norfolk, VA

April 3, 2012

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SECRETARY CLINTON: Thank you very much for that introduction. And in this fast-changing world, we need leaders with a steady hand and a clear vision for the future. General, you have demonstrated both, and I very much appreciate that.

I also want to thank Larry Baucom – thank you, Admiral, for your leadership of the World Affairs Council of Greater Hampton Roads – Mayor Paul Fraim and the city council for helping to host this event. I’m delighted that Congressman Bobby Scott and Congressman Scott Rigell could join us, and I thank them for that.

It is for me a great pleasure to be back in Norfolk. When I was representing New York in the United States Senate, I was asked to serve on a committee advising the Joint Command. It was a fascinating experience, and I have many very wonderful memories of the meetings and the hospitality that we were afforded here. And it’s especially timely that we would meet, since tomorrow marks the 63rd anniversary of the signing of the Washington Treaty, when 12 countries pledged to safeguard each other’s freedom and committed to the principles of democracy, liberty, and the rule of law.

From those earliest days, Norfolk served as a crucial naval base and training facility for the alliance and our partners. And today it is
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
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Join us as we volunteer to serve dinner at the Las Vegas Rescue Mission. We will be serving from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Wear closed toe shoes and a shirt that you don't mind getting dirty. An apron will be provided. Children are welcome to attend if they are age twelve or older. We hope to see you there!

Attendance is limited to 30 people so sign up early!

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480 West Bonanza Road
Las Vegas, NV 89106
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There's one thing I forgot to mention:

If you chip in to support the campaign before the big deadline tomorrow, you'll also be automatically entered to have dinner with my husband.

I had the chance to go to one of these "Dinners with Barack" just a few weeks back -- and trust me, you don't want to miss out on it.

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Tony,

It¡¯s Friday, and I¡¯m sure many of you are focused on your weekend plans. But this particular Friday is really important, because the end of the first fundraising quarter of 2012 is TOMORROW, and we¡¯re very close to reaching our $25,000 goal.

My campaign will be working hard this weekend -- and every weekend from now until November. But we need your help to hit our goal by the deadline.

Contribute today, and help us hit our $25,000 goal before midnight tomorrow.

Political observers across the country will watch these numbers closely. To them, high fundraising numbers are a show of strength -- a gauge of which campaigns are succeeding and which are not.

Our grassroots campaign is strong and growing all the time, and right now it¡¯s up to us to prove it. We only have 36 HOURS left to go.

Please contribute today -- $10, $20, or whatever you can afford -- and show the rest of the country that our coalition is as strong as ever.

You can bet the other side is gathering their resources to deploy against us. We¡¯re ready for the fight, but we can¡¯t do it alone. We need to hit our $25,000 goal now -- to show them that not only are we strong enough to fight hard, we are strong enough to win.

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It's time to put our rally caps on.

Nevada's economic comeback is underway. We have a plan to add 50,000 new jobs by the end of 2014—backed with a blueprint for building a vibrant, sustainable economy for all Nevadans.

I'm confident in Nevada's resiliency because of our state's long history of optimism and opportunities realized.

However, not everything is within our state's control. The federal government is out of control—it spends too much, places job-killing regulatory burdens on our small businesses, and forces huge unfunded mandates on our state.

Nevada needs a tireless advocate in the U.S. Senate to fight for job creation, fiscal responsibility, limited government, and states' rights. That person is my friend Dean Heller.

Will you join me today in supporting Dean Heller?

Dean is in a tight race, and he needs our help before his important fundraising deadline at midnight on March 31st. That's why I'm writing you today.

Without your support, Dean won't be able to make sure his message reaches every voter in Nevada. This November, we're going to decide which path we will take as a nation. That's why the fight ahead is so critical.

Please contribute $12 by midnight Saturday to keep Dean's momentum building.

This is our moment to change the direction in Washington.

Sincerely,

Brian Sandoval

P.S. With just three days to go until the fundraising deadline on March 31st, I urge you to get involved by donating to his campaign today. Please contribute $12 today.

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Tony,

A few days ago, I asked you to join me in achieving the important goal of turning the House blue. If we work together I know we can return the Democrats to the Majority in the House, help Senator Reid keep his role as Leader of the Senate, and continue the important work we began just a few years ago.

Will you join me in working to make this happen?

By contributing $15, $50, $100, or more today you are sending a clear message.

This is the kind of grassroots support that Washington Republicans fear. They know they cannot compete with the voices of hard working Americans.

THANK YOU again for your continued support,

Dina

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By BRIAN MAHONEY, AP Basketball Writer

NEW YORK (AP)?Carmelo Anthony and the New York Knicks climbed above .500 for the first time since mid-January in overwhelming fashion, scoring 21 straight points in the third quarter and routing the Orlando Magic 108-86 on Wednesday night.

Anthony and Iman Shumpert each scored 25 points for the Knicks (26-25), who won for the eighth time in nine games despite playing without the injured Amare Stoudemire and Jeremy Lin. New York outscored Orlando 65-30 in the middle two quarters and has a winning record for the first time since it was 6-5 before a loss to Oklahoma City on Jan. 14.

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Tony,

We’ve got some work to do. The first fundraising quarter of 2012 ends this Saturday, and we’re still $7,450 away from hitting our $25,000 goal.

Political pundits and talking heads are waiting to see if our grassroots support is strong enough to take on the shady special interest groups on the other side. They want to know if you’re going to help me win this race to fight for middle class families and protect Medicare.

Make a small donation today and send them all a message -- special interests will NOT triumph in Nevada.

Republicans have spent recent months ignoring our economy and revisiting their plan to end Medicare as we know it, while I've been working to create clean energy jobs, beating back attacks on the health of women and families, and helping to shape legislation to improve our economy.

We have a very strong case to make to the people of Nevada -- but only you can make it possible for our campaign to get that message out.

In order to continue my work, I need your help. Contribute now -- even if it’s $5 or $10 -- and help us reach our goal of $25,000 by midnight this Saturday.

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Friend --

Every night in the White House, I see Barack up late poring over briefings, reading your letters, and writing notes to people he's met.

He's doing that for you -- working hard every day to make sure we can finish what we all started together.

This week, I need you to have his back.

Will you donate $3 or more to support Barack before Saturday's critical fundraising deadline?

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Thank you.

Michelle

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Knicks shake off injury bug to beat Bucks 89-80

By BRIAN MAHONEY, AP Basketball Writer1 hour, 21 minutes ago

NEW YORK (AP)?Carmelo Anthony was aware of the standings and the injury report.

With Amare Stoudemire and Jeremy Lin out and Milwaukee in town, the New York Knicks couldn?t afford more of the mediocre Melo.

?Tonight it was a game we had to win,? Anthony said. ?And I wanted to do everything in my power to do it.?

Anthony scored 28 points, delivering his highest total in two months without the injured Stoudemire and Lin, and the Knicks beat the Bucks 89-80 on Monday night to increase their lead for the final Eastern Conference playoff berth.

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There was a lot of concern about brand Linsanity when the New York Knicks fired head coach Mike D’Antoni on March 14. But the value of Lin’s brand, which I estimated to be worth $14 million in mid-February, keeps growing as the guard has continued to play well under new coach Mike Woodson and the Knicks appear likely to make the NBA playoffs.

NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 14: (R) Mike Woodson the interim head coach of the New York Knicks talks with (L) Jeremy Lin #17 of the New York Knicks during the game against the Portland Trailblazers at Madison Square Garden on March 14, 2012 in New York City. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)

Not only has Lin added value to JP Morgan’s $300 million sponsorship of Madison Square Garden, but Lin’s number 17 jersey continues to be the league’s top seller. As my colleague Chris Smith recently wrote, according to an ESPN poll Lin is more popular in New York than Derek Jeter.

Moreover, Lin continues to boost sponsorship revenue. Taiwan’s Acer Inc. and the New York Knicks announced a marketing partnership in mid-March that will allow the PC vendor’s logo to be featured courtside at the Knicks’ home court for the remainder of the 2011-12 NBA season. And last week Lin inked a marketing deal for several international markets with Volvo, while Coca-Cola said it plans to use Lin’s popularity to connect with Chinese consumers.

The lesson with Lin is that the Harvard graduate doesn’t have to be an All-Star to have a powerful brand. He doesn’t even have to be the best guard on the Knicks. Given the international popularity of NBA, with his attitude, charisma and background, he just needs to be a good player on a playoff-caliber team.

By BRIAN MAHONEY | The Associated Press ¨C Sat, Mar 24, 2012 11:34 PM EDT

NEW YORK (AP) The New York Knicks entered their locker room Saturday to find pictures of the Larry O'Brien trophy hanging above their lockers.

Before the Knicks can entertain any thoughts of competing for an NBA championship, they needed to know Amare Stoudemire's back was OK.

''There's nothing to be worried about,'' Stoudemire said.

There never was this season against the Detroit Pistons.

Tyson Chandler had 15 points and tied a season high with 17 rebounds, and the Knicks rebounded from their first loss under Mike Woodson by routing the Pistons for the third time this season, 101-79.

Stoudemire scored 17 points for the Knicks before sitting out the fourth quarter after his back stiffened up. Any hopes the Knicks had of advancing in last season's playoffs were wrecked when he injured his back in Game 2 of an eventual first-round sweep by the Boston Celtics, and with Stoudemire finally playing well recently after a subpar 2 1/2 months, New York can't afford him to go out now - especially with a potentially pivotal game against Milwaukee coming Monday.

''I saw him after the game and he said everything was cool,'' Carmelo Anthony said. ''He just (said) it tightened up on him and he didn't want to take no chances.''

The Knicks improved to 6-1 since Mike D'Antoni resigned heading into Monday's game against the Bucks, whom they lead by 1 1/2 games for eighth place in the Eastern Conference. The Knicks lost 96-79 on Friday night in Toronto, which apparently became the inspiration for the new decorations in their recently renovated locker room that went up sometime during the game.

''We felt like we let one go and we didn't come out with the energy that we needed to in that game,'' Chandler said. ''We wanted to come out tonight with a purpose and get back on the right track.''

Anthony finally got his shot to fall in the third quarter and finished with 15 points, while Jeremy Lin had 13. The bench put it away early in the fourth, allowing some banged-up Knicks to get some extra rest. Lin sat down with a sore left knee but could have returned, and he also said afterward he expected to be OK.

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Dear Fellow Nevadan

Two years ago, President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law. It was the greatest single step in generations toward ensuring access to affordable, quality health care for every American – regardless of where they live or how much money they make.

Millions of Americans have already felt the benefits of this law. Seniors are saving money on their prescriptions and checkups. Insurance companies can no longer set arbitrary lifetime caps on benefits, putting millions of Americans one car accident or heart attack away from bankruptcy. Children can no longer be denied insurance because they have a preexisting condition, a protection that will soon extend to all Americans. And in two shorts years, virtually every American will have access to health insurance they can afford and the vital care they need. No longer will millions of Americans live in fear of losing their insurance because they lose their job. And no longer will tens of millions more rely on emergency room care – or go without care entirely – because they have no insurance at all.

Unfortunately, many of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle continue to target the rights and benefits guaranteed under this law. If they have their way, insurance companies will once again be allowed to deny care to a sick child because he or she has asthma or diabetes. In Nevada, thousands of children with preexisting conditions would once again be at the whim of insurance companies that care more about making a profit than about making people healthier.

If opponents of health insurance reform have their way, young adults just out of college will be kicked off their parents’ insurance plans. Almost 23,000 young adults in Nevada could be at risk of not having health care coverage.

If opponents of health insurance reform have their way, seniors will pay more for prescriptions and checkups. More than 230,000 Nevada seniors would once again be forced to pay for wellness visits, cancer screenings and other preventive services. And tens of thousands of seniors, who saved $12 million on prescription drugs last year, will once again be forced to choose between buying food and buying medicine.

This law makes certain that the richest nation in the world never again turns its back on the despair, helplessness and suffering of the least among us. And it guarantees that no insurance company will ever again put a price tag on a human life.

For more information on the benefits of health insurance reform in Nevada, please click here or visit my Responsible Health Care Reform webpage. To learn more about my work in the Senate on behalf of Nevadans like you or to contact me, please visit reid.senate.gov, sign up for my e-newsletter, The Reid Report, or connect with me on Facebook and Twitter.

Thank you for taking the time to read this email.

Sincerely,

HARRY REID
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By DAN GELSTON, AP Sports Writer

PHILADELPHIA (AP)?Amare Stoudemire had 21 points and nine rebounds to lead the New York Knicks to their fifth straight victory, 82-79 over the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night.

Jeremy Lin scored 18 points and Carmelo Anthony had 10 to help the Knicks pull within three games of the Atlantic Division leaders.

Mike