Because of a stipulation created by the Nevada legislators, the money has not been deposited into the general federal Treasury, but rather put in a special Treasury account to be spent almost exclusively in Nevada on a something-for-everyone collection of projects.
"My goal has always been to do an album that has to be in everyone's collection, like 'Abbey Road' or 'Hotel California,' " Mr. Campbell said.
But it will also involve topics of growing importance to everyone: the collection of personal data and its security, sorting that data to provide more services to consumers, having access to our entertainment and news all the time and everywhere and the devices we use for doing that at both work and play.
By reshuffling the user-item network, we obtain a network which features no user preferences at all (everyone's collection becomes random) and consequently no influence of friends.
His record label's released many albums from many artists including DJ Shadow's seminal sample-sourced Endtroducing…, an album that sits in everyone's collection, and that's earned a place in the Guinness World Records.
He believed art was for everyone, and collections were elitist, an idea that somehow communicated itself to his son.
"Everyone who collects microcars knows Bruce's collection".
As the renowned food historian Ken Albala rightly says in the introduction to this remarkable collection, "everyone has to eat".
Not everyone in their collection was widely known, but many were: Richard Tuttle, Sol LeWitt, Jeanne-Claude and Christo.
There's a diverting blend of plaintive sex and literary references in Sandra Novack's new story collection, "Everyone But You" (Random House, $26).
"It's a collection everyone had known about for a long time," said Joshua Holdeman, the head of Phillips's photography department.
