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Registration Opens for Light + Intelligent Building – March 15-17 in Las Vegas

William Attardi on October 15, 2026

Registration is open for Light + Intelligent Building North America in Las Vegas. At the show, attendees can explore solutions for the spaces they design, specify, build, and operate.

  • Explore the show floor featuring lighting, building technology, accessories and components.
  • Learn from industry experts through keynotes, on-floor theatres, panels and case studies, with opportunities to earn CEUs through eligible sessions.
  • Experience technology in action with live demonstrations showcasing the systems shaping today’s buildings.

Register here.

Light + Intelligent Building North America (Previously Lightfair)

William Attardi on July 30, 2026

Conference: March 15, 2027 Exhibition: March 16—18, 2027 – Las Vegas Convention Center, Central Hall, Las Vegas, Nevada USA Lighting is doing more than illuminating spaces, it’s helping buildings work smarter.  Today’s connected lighting systems integrate with occupancy sensing, HVAC, security, analytics and building management platforms to improve energy performance, occupant comfort and day-to-day operations. They also generate valuable building data that helps facilities teams make more informed decisions. At Light + Intelligent Building North America, discover the technologies and real-world solutions driving smarter, more connected buildings.

Here’s a little-known fact about the MLB World Series

First, let me congratulate the Milwaukee Brewers on their first World Series Championship. Well played the entire 2026 season, 103 wins was the best.… My new team in the NL!

The 1903 World Series was the first modern World Series, and the Boston Americans (now the Red Sox) defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 games to 3. Do you believe it………….a team from Boston actually won the first World Series…….  The surprising twist: The World Series wasn’t played at all in 1904! The NY Giants refused to participate because their owner, John T. Brush, considered the championship unnecessary. The Series returned in 1905, when those NY Giants won. So, baseball’s biggest annual event actually skipped its second year! The team from Boston (Americans, then Red Sox) have a World Series record of 9 wins and 4 losses in championship appearances, for a 69.2% championship success rate. Their nine championships came in 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 2004, 2007, 2013 and 2018. Sad fact: The team from Bean Town waited 86 years between championships, from 1918 until its dramatic victory in 2004 over the St. Louis Cardinals (4-0), when the Red Sox ended the famous Curse of the Bambino……just sayin!