I see that Deafnation is coming to Las Vegas again in July. While I do know Sign Language and I've heard about this event before, I don't know how it started or what it does. Can you find out? Thanks much.

While driving from California to Las Vegas over the Memorial Day weekend, I saw on the west side of the I-15 about 10 miles before the Nevada border three sizable towers under construction. Do you know who's building them and for what purpose?

I love watching movies and TV shows shot in Vegas. I've noticed in the older films that people stood while playing slot machines. Now, almost every slot has a chair. When did this happen? Who started it? How fast did everyone else copy it?

Can you write a mini bio on Hank Greenspun?

Guess this is maybe more something you might want to do a poll on first to see if there's interest, but I'm wondering if you've ever considered an LVA app for smartphones? I personally would pay for it. It would make it easier to stay up with news, bonus points, online coupons, etc. while in town. Thanks for the consideration.

Forbes just posted its "Most Dangerous Cities" list, which is based on 2010 crime data for murder, violent crime, theft, and carjacking in a metropolitan area. I live just outside of the Detroit area, which not surprisingly is #1 with the most murders per capita of any U.S. city; but surprisingly, Las Vegas comes in at #9 on this list. What do you make of this and what's your take on it? We have been visiting the Strip and downtown for 10 years and, except for one incident, we have never had any problems. (I was assaulted--choked--on a bus by a drunk several years ago. It happened during the daytime rush hour on an extremely overcrowded "Deuce" bus. The drunk thought I was talking about him and staring at him--I wasn't.)

At CityCenter properties, I understand Veer is the only true residential tower in the complex. I was told several days ago that sales of unsold units have been halted by management. I saw a poster on the side of the building about leasing. Is Veer becoming a rental complex and what happens to all the early buyers of units?

OK. You can't leave your answer about all-male revues on 6/12 the way you did. You mentioned Las Vegas is down to just two all-male revues due to recent casualties. What kind of casualties and what happened??

My wife and I were at the Bellagio Conservatory on Wednesday and as always were dazzled by the presentation. Several questions came up. Where are all the props stored and how large is the warehouse? Does the Belllagio have their own gardens or where do all the plants come from? Finally how do they get all the large trees and things like the now present lighthouse into the conservatory?

What is the latest regarding the proposal for a large development, including a football stadium, on the UNLV campus?