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First time Las Vegas trippers often don't have a clue. You may think you do, but you don't. You see the funny "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas ads", and you've probably heard of the big casinos like the Bellagio. When you're booking a trip, do more than just go with the brands.
You don't HAVE to stay at the Bellagio. (I'm not trying to knock them, they have a fantastic casino and their rooms are just as nice) You don't HAVE to stay at a Harrah's property.
In short,
I booked my trip a long time ago. I'm stopping in Las Vegas for the weekend before continuing on to Hawaii.
My wife and I are staying at the Vdara. Since it's the middle of winter we won't be laying out by the pool in front of the Ray of Death.
The plan is to check in then go out to eat, possibly at the Steak & Shake that just opened at the South Point Hotel and Casino.
We're also going to see the Blue Man Group at the Venetian. It should be a great show from
I think it's a pretty fair question. About a generation ago, the big 3 would have scoffed at anyone who suggested cable could compete with a network. ABC, NBC, and CBS had a commanding market share.
However with the influx of stations like FOX, FX, Spike, TNT, TBS, and more the amount of content out there has not only expanded but improved. Viewers aren't limited to watching a network show.
There's a wealth of great TV programs out right now on cable. One of the biggest
The deadline for the Where In The World is WDIAV Contest is coming up soon.
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All you have to do is take a photo of our logo (handwritten sign, t-shirt, poster, etc) and post it in the contest thread. Pretty easy to do.
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There's been a lot of hoopla lately about agents and college athletes in revenue sports (football and men's basketball).
The most recent examples of amateur athletes taking, or alleged to have taken, improper benefits from agents are Reggie Bush and the University of North Carolina Tar Heels football team.
Reggie Bush allegedly took money and benefits from an agent during the 2005 season. The USC Trojans, his team, won the national title that year and he won college football's
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