Can you tell me why Las Vegas uses reflectors as road markers instead of proper lines? Most western and global cities use lines because they are easy to see -- reflectors get run over and are difficult to see especially in the daytime. Why on earth do they use them in place of lines (except freeways)?

With MTV's "Real World" being shown, has the Gold Spike noticed an increase in customers? Are they offering the Real World suite like the Palms does?

In a recent answer, you mentioned that Circus Circus was a profitable casino. If that's the case, why has the MGM Group treated it like an "ugly duckling". It is my understanding that Circus Circus is still not part of the M life club-card group. At the same time, when mentioned in press releases, Circus Circus is always discussed as an afterthought. If they don't like it, why did they sell Treasure Island instead of Circus Circus?

Did the Elvis Presley estate get their artifacts returned after the closure of "Elvis the Exhibition" at the Westgate? Also, are there any plans to use the newly vacated space?

In today's Qu. of the Day, you downplayed the idea of any major new developments on the Strip, but I've seen mention online recently of both a Mars-themed attraction and a Mayan-inspired resort in the works. What's the likelihood these projects are going to happen and is there any chance of themed resorts making a comeback in Las Vegas?

What is up with that stretch of the east side of Las Vegas Boulevard between Park Avenue and Harmon Avenue across from CityCenter? It's so sad looking. Are there any plans to develop any of those sad storefronts and motel into something deserving of such an amazing location?

I read that the big R-I-V-I-E-R-A letters on the casino are going to the Neon Museum. Is this true? Where will they be displayed?

I always thought that Wayne Newton was "Mr Las Vegas," but in your recent QoD about casino magnates of recent decades, you referenced Bob Stupak as having that title. What's the deal?

In reference to your recent QOD (3/11/16), what are "trick rolls"?

Is Wynn actually tearing out the golf course for a water park or was this an April 1st announcement?