  You know us. But do we know you?  The 18 All-time Greatest Things to Do in Las VegasOther than go to the first ever Super Bowl hosted in Sin City, we mean. Last time we were in Vegas, we went to Absinthe (the show, not the drink). A few months later, we were producing a show in Dallas, and one of the acts we worked with was two unicyclists from that show. Crazy. Not everything stays in Vegas.  How to Scrub Your Personal Data from the Internet, So You Stop Getting Those Annoying Scam Calls[Partner] Scam calls are annoying. Obviously. We have no interest in “that extended warranty” pitched by a pre-recorded voice. However, they’re just the tip of the iceberg, in terms of digital scams. Your personal data can be used for: identity theft, health insurers raising rates based on info from data brokers, scammers taking out loans in your name, etc. But fear not. Incogni is a personal data removal service that scrubs your sensitive info (think: SSN, DOB, home addresses, health information, and contact details) from the web. Protect your personal data and get 55% off your annual plan with code ELEVATOR.  The Surprising Story of the 10 Bison Roaming Golden Gate ParkWhile visiting San Francisco, one may expect to see: a tech billionaire unironically wearing sneakers with a suit, a naked man playing a guitar while crossing the street, a flock of tourists zipping by on Segways, and a herd of bison wandering through the park. Funny how only the last one requires more clarification.  NASA Found a Super-Earth. It’s in a Tantalizing Place.Though “tantalizing” might seem like flowery word-choice in this case, we think it’s perfect. “Tantalizing” implies out of reach, something that tickles desire because it’s unobtainable. And this super-Earth is 137 light-years away, which translates to about 822 trillion miles away. Trillion. We’d say that’s out of reach.  6 Ridiculous Moments in Beer InnovationWe cross the line every once in a while. It’s how we know we still have one. Beer brands? Not so much. Sure they cross the line every once in a while, and then they continue crossing it, until something so ridiculous happens, they end up on a list like this. Here’s to the conference rooms in which these ideas were approved.  The MixerWhy Pappy is so popular, according to experts. The classic cocktails every home bartender should know. The companies that have purchased the most Super Bowl commercials. The 2024 total eclipse will likely coincide with the solar maximum. These enormous extinct deer. Is the free hotel minibar on the rise? This map detailing 900,000 stars, galaxies, and black holes. Why lakes don’t just absorb into the ground.  /GTFO  @g_cooper | Longyearbyen An Idiom A Day "Jump on the Bandwagon" In the mid-1800s, entertainers and politicians used literal bandwagons to draw crowds during parades or campaigns. Now, the phrase is used more broadly to indicate the adoption of a popular activity, cause, or trend, especially when it becomes fashionable or gains widespread support. Example:  If you like ELEVATOR you’ll probably dig our other newsletters too.   Rotary Digital, LLC | 300 Witherspoon St Suite 201 Princeton, NJ 08542 |
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