My sister and I are planning to go to Las Vegas this year. She is hearing impaired and would like to go see the shows. It has to be something very visual and not geared to music or comedy, something like Blue Man Group. What else do you suggest?

We're planning a surprise 40th birthday party for a friend in 2008 and want to celebrate it at a lounge/club/restaurant that has an outdoor terrace with a Strip view. We know of Voodoo Lounge, Pure, and Tangerine. What others have a great view of the Strip?

I have heard there's a huge aquarium in the Forum Shop area of Caesars Palace. Since my son loves fish and owns several (much smaller!) aquariums, are there any other fish-tanks of interest in the town?

Awhile back, someone asked about the new casinos for 2007. I would also like to know about the new attractions for 2007.

My question is on the new advertising "billboards" for Toni Braxton and LOVE. They must be computer generated, but how are they installed so that they do not obscure the views of the windows they appear to be "painted" on? What company does this? Do you know how much they cost?

Last year you reported on the casinos issuing coins commemorating the Year of the Dog. Any casinos doing the same for the Year of the Pig?

What kind of unusual sports bets do casinos offer on the Super Bowl?

What's going on in Las Vegas for Valentine's Day? Any special meals or romantic suggestions for a visiting couple?

What's the latest with UNLV's Runnin' Rebels? I gave up on them a few years after Jerry Tarkanian got into all that trouble and the basketball program was in the toilet. They surfaced briefly in 2000, but I haven't heard much since.

We saw the Wynn Las Vegas recently and the reason I'm writing is because I'm confused. I heard that there was this massive mountain in front of the place, but we looked around and never did see it. Where do they hide the thing?