The Nancy Grace in me is wondering what the story is behind the body that was found near the Nevada border town of Primm, last June. He was identified as Carlos Leon-Martinez, 52, a heavy gambler who frequented the Monte Carlo and other casinos in Primm and Las Vegas. What's the story?

I look at the blogs every day, and have noticed that Jean Scott has not had a new blog entry since October 7th. Her blog on that day referred to her bout with the swine flu. Is she okay?

I really enjoy reading the daily blogs and especially David McKee's entries. I always like to put a "face" with the name and although there is a picture of David on his page, I don't know anything about his background on the Las Vegas scene. I wonder if he would like to fill us in?

Part III -- and the final installment -- of the epic result of our "Best Las Vegas Hidden Gems" reader poll.

Best of Las Vegas' "hidden gems," Part II.

Man, there are some really intriguing ideas on your list of Las Vegas "hidden gems" but I don't know what a lot of them mean. Will you be publishing links to them after the poll closes?

After 25 years, the corrugated steel building that my business is located in needs to be painted. It is blue. I have decided the blue on the Welcome to Las Vegas sign frame would be perfect. Does anyone know what shade of blue is used, and am I lucky enough that YESCO or the County has licensed the color to a specific paint maker, so that I could go to the jobber and get some "Welcome to Las Vegas" blue?

Today, we'll tackle two in one: "Your Question of the Day never matches the answer; don't you monitor your site? This has been going on for weeks." And: "What time of the day do you update your website, like Today's News etc.? I was in Vegas in July and was getting up around 6 a.m. and when I logged onto your website, it still showed the previous day's news."

I'm definitely interested in ordering your "Topless Vegas" book, but notice you state it's an e-Book. Do I need some sort of special e-Book reader to view it, or can I read it using standard PC based software? Also, since I am not a big fan of reading books on my computer screen, is a hard copy version of it planned for release?

Question One: Do you know if anyone has ever used every coupon in the POV during the course of a year? I think it would be an interesting challenge. Question Two: Just got back from a week in Vegas and I used a lot of the coupons from the coupon book. I was surprised that most of the buffet people knew how to use the coupon right away, but some of the non-buffet dining coupons seemed to be first- time experiences for most of the sales clerks. I had to translate the Nathan's coupon into Spanish and the person still did not grasp the concept of "50% off one." My question is, do you keep track of how many times the various coupons are redeemed?