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Four generations of Pacheco women posed together: Mary, Jennifer McKinney, Evelyn, and Emilia (identified from left to right): photographic print
The Pacheco women featured in this photograph personify the melting-pot phenomenon so common in Las Vegas. Emilia, the matriarch (far right) was born in Sonora, Mexico and moved to Las Vegas in 1940 with her husband, Francisco, a cement finisher. She gave birth to her oldest daughter, Mary (far left), who was born in the United States. Emilia raised Mary in a traditional Mexican home and culture. Mary married a fellow Mexican, but her daughter, Evelyn (third from left) married a non-hispanic and later gave birth to Emilia's great-grand daughter, Jennifer McKinney (second from left).
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Computer display showing electricity generation levels soon after morning start up. Note: Unit 3 was not in service on this day, 2014 September 24
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#70157: Electrical and Computer Engineering students tour the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System facility on March 13, 2015., 2015 March 13
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Maxim Casino, Resort & Club: conceptual study with renderings of exterior building perspectives; computer generated sections, floor plans, and elevations, 2006
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Palio Hotel & Casino: renderings and sketches of elevation and exterior building perspective; computer generated floor plans, sections, and site plan, 2012
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Vigil, Yolanda, "The Effects of the Acculturation Process and Maintaining Cultural Traditions on First Generation Mexican Americans", 2001 Spring
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Draft Report, Biological Assessment for PABCO and Georgia-Pacific Co-Generation Facilities and Associated Utility Corridors for Bonneville Pacific Corporation, 1990 July 16
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Hanmoo Convention, Hotel, and Feature Wall: invoices, correspondence, computer generated renderings of interior building perspectives, and photographs of the Feature Wall construction, 1999 to 2003
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#69368: Rainier Spencer, Associate Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and author of "Reproducing Race: The Paradox of Generation Mix" on October 7, 2013, 2013 October 07
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Snoqualmie Lodge & Spa: renderings, sketches, and computer generated images of interior and exterior building perspectives; light fixture studies and detail drawings, 2008
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