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?

Finally, the QoD follow-up to the Reader Poll we ran in May, asking what you most missed about Vegas that had disappeared over the past few years. Take it, readers!

I subscribed to What's On magazine back on March 3, 2009. I have received only one magazine in seven weeks. When I call them, they always promise me they'll send the next issue to me the next day, but I never receive them. My question is, are they going under due to the economy?

Why can't I order the Las Vegas Advisor online? My order does not go through.

What’s the most frequent asked QoD and do those get answered first?

On March 11, 2009, we ran the results of our poll asking for memories of your "Best Ever Time in Vegas." The response was so overwhelming that we could only run a taste of your feedback that day; as promised, here's a whole bunch more.

My bowling team is coming to Vegas in April '09 for the nationals. We're bowling at the Cashman Center. What can you tell me about this site?

Without further ado, here are the results of the feedback from the Christmas Eve QoD on the length of answers to Questions of the Day.

On your Question of the Day 12-28-08 about the Peppermill, I would like to offer the following: The question really shouldn't just apply to the Peppermill. There are many businesses along the Strip that occupy land every bit as valuable as the Peppermill’s. I have always wondered how some of these low-class shops could justify their annual profits, compared to what they would have out of the land value selling it. Simply put, the question is, "How can so many low-class businesses justify their profit versus what they would get selling the land to a entity who would upgrade the land into something worthwhile?"