I'm curious about the paper change on the Las Vegas Advisor. It feels like a photocopy. I thought it was going to smudge, but it didn’t.

I was at The Orleans breakfast buffet on Tuesday, Feb. 25. To my surprise, I saw someone who I think was LVA's own Anthony Curtis. He seemed to be by himself and I was wondering how receptive he would have been to talking with a grateful subscriber?

Long-time Senior Editor Deke Castleman has just returned to Las Vegas -- and Huntington Press (welcome back, Deke!) -- after a few of years living in Ecuador -- about as different an environment to Sin City as you can get. So, we decided to break with tradition and pose him a question of our own. This addresses some regular queries we receive from readers of this column who haven't visited Las Vegas in awhile, or who are interested in relocating here, but we're particularly intrigued to hear the answers from the perspective of someone who knew Las Vegas intimately, then returned after an extended absence that happened to coincide with a some of the most seismic changes in the city's history, for better and worse. So, Deke, what's it like to be back?

Merry Christmas!

I always look forward to your "Question Of The Day" as you cover topical and interesting subjects. I am just curious, how many "QD" suggestions do you get each week?

What happened to the announced blog of James Grosjean?

Are you going to run your year-end special i.e., 2013 coupon book with purchase of 2014 membership?

When watching the Bellagio fountains recently, I looked up and saw 3 "UFOs": lights in the sky going round in circles off the clouds. What are these lights, where are they coming from, and why?

When I tried to log on to your site from my phone today and yesterday, it says - "Warning-visiting this website may harm your computer." Why is that showing up?

I just read on the Internet that the 17,000 sq. foot Underground House is in foreclosure. It cost around $10 million dollars to build and is now listed on the market for $1.7 million. I think you have had a previous QoD, but can you give us more quirky info about this place, please? Have there ever been any people of fame that have lived in this house? Was this place ever a tourist attraction that charged an entry fee or was it simply used as a residence?