OK, we just read about the merger between MGM and Mirage Resorts [in QoDs 11/25/16], but right after that, Harrah's bought Park Place Entertainment. Can we have a history update here, please?

It’s been a while since you guys posted a list of the world’s largest hotels. You used to do it regularly. Any changes in the list over the past decade or so?

I recently went to The Cosmopolitan and saw a new table game based on flushes, which I think was called Flush or Better, and it seemed to be played similarly to Three Card Poker. Can you give a rundown on the rules and what kind of odds are expected on this game?

Why don’t any of the brothels offer live sex shows in more of a theater setting, where the public could pay a fee to sit and watch performers have sex?

Given the heavily Hispanic population of Nevada and nearby California, has there been any talk of a Hispanic-themed casino? I do not consider the Fiesta casinos to be aimed at Hispanics short of the name.

We would like to visit Vegas and see Christmas decorations in all the casinos. Do you know when they’ll be done, especially the Bellagio? Are there any "special" shows just for the Christmas holiday?

What is the time frame for construction of the Wynn's new water park? Also, how will it affect guests at the hotel?

I have been to Vegas seven times in the last ten years and normally I find the hotel rooms to be more expensive on Friday and Saturday nights, which is to be expected. I’m looking at visiting the week of March 5, 2017, and for the first time, it seems that Tuesday and Wednesday are significantly more expensive across the board. Some of the hotels that are offering various promotions are excluding Wednesday of that week. Is something happening that week? Where would I look to get an accurate listing of events, including conferences? Are there so many events happening that week that the demand on the tens of thousands of hotel rooms is so high that Wednesday is the most expensive day of the week?

I lived for a year in South Korea and found the idea of gaming in South Korea to be, well, impracticable. Could you give some background on current gaming, and "expanded" gaming sought?

I am in Las Vegas at least twice a year, and when I pick up my rental car, I start looking for an oldies station. They change on every trip, and the last oldies station is now country western. The LVRJ does not list formats. What is the best oldies station in LV?