What about Lady Luck? Does it need to have a trailer station? It's been closed for so long.

Happy Fourth of July!

We just returned from four days in Vegas and wow. We knew it was hot there in the summer, but I guess we didn't know HOW hot. People kept telling us, "But it's a dry heat." But so, I hear, is hell. Anyway, I recall you ran a question about Vegas' air-conditioning history. Can you run it again, please?

What’s the latest on the Harmon Hotel at CityCenter?

In your "Today’s News" Section for June 26th, you mentioned the ever-changing Las Vegas adult-entertainment scene when referring to the closing of a strip club. I see you cover this in your book Topless Vegas. Could you give us a short preview of how it is ever-changing? Is it getting worse or better depending on a person’s own point of view, of course?

Can you give me the name of the steak restaurant that the Rat Pack and famous mobsters used to visit? I understand it had booths to sit in and it is a couple of blocks off the strip?

We own a condo in Vegas as a second home. We live on the east coast. What do I need to do so that I can get a local ID so that I can take advantage of offers for locals?

Any idea what the Gulf oil spill is going to do to the price of shrimp cocktails in Las Vegas, especially at the Golden Gate?

In regards to the QoD for June 15, 2010, you list gaming job swings in an number of states as a result of the depression. I could not help but notice that you left out Oklahoma. We have a large number of gaming locations including the third-largest casino in North America, WinStar. I just looked again, you left out Connecticut home of Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods, and California with tons of card rooms. What gives?

How many casino dealers and other hotel workers lost their jobs due to this recession, and will they ever find employment again any time soon in a casino?