I just returned from another great trip to Las Vegas. While there I took some pictures of the famous "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign and noticed that behind the "WELCOME" letters there appears to be 1946 Roosevelt dimes. Can you explain what they mean?

For many years we've stayed at the Flamingo mainly for their tennis courts. With the Linq project underway, they have gotten rid of their courts. Do you know of anywhere else on the Strip (or close by) that has courts available?

"Hey, you didn't go back far enough on the black building with the pink awnings on Sahara & Las Vegas Blvd. In the '50s & '60s that was Foxy's Deli (I believe the first one in Vegas). It was very popular with great Corned Beef, Pastrami, Matzah Ball Soup, etc. It was a big deal at that time."

Can you tell me anything about Elara, the Hilton Grand Vacations hotel, located right behind Planet Hollywood? I’ll be in Vegas celebrating my 40th birthday in October and I like the idea of redeeming hotel points for my stay.

There are a lot of great restaurants in LV metro area, but I have yet to find any good Indian restaurants in LV/Henderson. Are there any?

Has there ever been a topless casino in Vegas?

I’m curious what the vacancy rates are now compared to the pre-2008 glory days and also what the minimum vacancy rate has to be for them to break even. They may have 3,000 rooms but at the rates they charge, can they survive if only 50% are rented?

When will Shenandoah be open to public and do you think it will be worth the entrance fee?

What is happening with the building on Sahara and Las Vegas Blvd. The black one with the pink awnings that has been vacant forever across from the Sahara? I see they are tearing it completely down. What is going there in its place?

The "Question of the Day" concerning the number of hotel rooms in Las Vegas opened up other questions in my mind. Does revenue from hotel rooms stand alone in determining profit or loss for a hotel/casino, or is it lumped with other entities like food service and casino income?