In recent Questions of the Day, you've covered some of the cheapo bargains you can still get in Vegas, like 99-cent breakfasts and free shuttle rides. But what are some of the more outrageous and extravagant things you can do in Sin City these days? Go on, shock us!

We come to Las Vegas twice a year. In two weeks, we'll be bringing our daughter for her 21st birthday -- do any of the casinos still give you little perks on your birthday, like they did in years past?

Where did the expression "C'mon, baby needs a new pair of shoes!" come from? It seems to be used for luck in craps.

My daughter is getting married January 2007 and is considering Las Vegas as the venue. Can you give us some information on the best wedding locations, including chapels and reception areas at Strip hotels, with a mid to high budget?

What overall information do you know about the South Coast to South Point switchover? For example, what will happen to our slot card points, once the name change goes into effect?

I read in Casino Player magazine that there's a new slot machine out called "Deal or No Deal" that's based on the game show. I have tried to locate it in Nevada, but no luck. Any idea where I could find it? Thank you.

Is there a comprehensive list of the "midnight specials" offered by casino restaurants? These offer some of the best deals in Vegas, since the inexpensive buffets now seem to be a thing of the past. Thank you.

In several weeks I will be visiting your fair city. With all the new rules about air travel, can you tell me what can and can't be carried on an airplane these days?

We read LVA every day and love it. We are wondering how many subscribers you have, where they are from (we are located in Toronto, Canada), and if you know how many daily readers you have. Keep up the great work!!!

Back on Sept. 9, we broached the subject of Las Vegas' best buffet, and then threw it open to our readers for their feedback. Here's what you said.