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May 24, 2007Images of Vegas There are some wonderful pictures of Vegas at this UNLV site although that city changes so fast that some of those hotels are now gone. (via Strictly Vegas)
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Wired's Profile on Cirque du Soleil From Wired: In 2005, 40 million people came to Las Vegas. Half of them saw a big production show, spending more than $100 a person on tickets — that's $2 billion for the casinos that house the theaters. Shows have gotten bigger and wilder in the past decade, with Wayne Newton and the Rat Pack replaced by... well, by Cirque du Soleil. The Montreal-based juggernaut currently has five shows running in Las Vegas. Love, the newest, opened last summer.
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May 3, 2007Las Vegas Architects and Building Database Jeanne Brown, Head of the UNLV Architecture Studies Library, originally conceived this project, having collected information on Las Vegas architects and buildings since 1991.
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April 23, 2007Which Cirque du Soleil Show Should You See in Vegas From the Moveable Buffet: More often than I am asked what show to see in Vegas, I am asked what Cirque show to see. People who want to see Phantom or Penn & Teller don't need me to tell them. Those shows are known quantities. People just need to read the show names from time-to-time in Vegas to be reminded they are here. Same with Celine and Elton. But while Cirque has gone to great lengths to market all of their shows as different, the truth remains Cirque has certain qualities that assert themselves in all of their productions. Surrealism, acrobats, and an unmistakable overall sensibility. People ask, if they can only see one Cirque show which one should it be? So, here are my choices and reasons for which Cirque show to see.
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March 29, 2007Legoland's Vegas Strip From Vegastripping: Southern California theme park Legoland has constructed a gigantic replica of the Vegas strip using 20 million tiny plastic bricks. Notable features include the smooth pyramid shaped LuXor, a 20 foot tall replica of Stratosphere, working roller coasters, showgirls and... get this... Lego Porn Slappers.
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March 14, 2007Stardust to DustThe Las Vegas Strip's first mass-market casino-hotel was imploded early Tuesday in a hail of fireworks to make way for Boyd Gaming Corp.'s $4.4 billion megaresort Echelon. Hundreds of people partied beneath tents and on makeshift patios before Boyd chairman Bill Boyd's four grandsons pushed a plunger to detonate the former Stardust casino. The blast generated a massive dust cloud that chased the revelers into cars, buses and nearby casinos.Even a demolition is a show worth watching in Vegas.
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March 8, 2007January 31, 2007Demolishing the Stardust This website is posting pictures and covering the Stardust as it is being demolished.
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December 11, 2006Last Night in Vegas We have one day left in Vegas before we fly back across the country to chilly old Boston. We're staying at the Bellagio for the last leg of the trip and the view of the fountains and the Paris hotel is amazing. Blogging will resume Wednesday once I get through deleting the 10,000 spam emails I have in the inbox.
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November 1, 2006R.I.P. Stardust (1958-2006) The Stardust closed today. LAS VEGAS -- The Stardust, the neon-wrapped casino with a mobbed-up past whose 1,065 rooms once set the standard for size on the Las Vegas Strip, witnessed its last roll of the dice Wednesday.
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October 16, 2006Oops Steve Wynn accidentally put his elbow through a painting (Picasso's "Le Rêve") he had just sold for $139 million dollars. The guests came at five-thirty, and Wynn ushered them in. On the wall to his left and right were several paintings, including a Matisse, a Renoir, and “Le Rêve.” The other three walls were glass, looking out onto an enclosed garden. He began to tell the story of the Picasso’s provenance. As he talked, he had his back to the picture. He was wearing jeans and a golf shirt. Wynn suffers from an eye disease, retinitis pigmentosa, which affects his peripheral vision and therefore, occasionally, his interaction with proximate objects, and, without realizing it, he backed up a step or two as he talked. “So then I made a gesture with my right hand,” Wynn said, “and my right elbow hit the picture. It punctured the picture.” There was a distinct ripping sound. Wynn turned around and saw, on Marie-Thérèse Walter’s left forearm, in the lower-right quadrant of the painting, “a slight puncture, a two-inch tear. We all just stopped. I said, ‘I can’t believe I just did that. Oh, shit. Oh, man.’ ”(via Kottke)
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October 10, 2006Flickr Photoset of the Las Vegas Neon Boneyard I've gotta go here next time I'm in town.
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October 5, 2006The Casino ExperienceFrom Signal vs. Noise:From a design/experience perspective, casinos are fascinating places:
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July 21, 2006Vegas Makes It Crime To Feed Homeless PeopleBut can you still feed the pigeons?
LAS VEGAS -- A battle is brewing over a new Las Vegas ordinance that bans providing food or meals to the indigent at city parks.
(via What Really Happened)The Las Vegas City Council unanimously passed a law, which went into effect Thursday, making it a crime to feed the homeless at city parks. It carries a maximum penalty of $1,000 and six months in jail. The law bans giving away or selling food to anyone who could get assistance from official sources under state law, and officials said city marshals will get specialized training to enforce it. The citys mayor, Oscar Goodman, dismissed questions about how marshals will identify the homeless so that they can enforce the ordinance. "Certain truths are self-evident," Goodman said. "You know who's homeless."
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Vegas Makes It Crime To Feed Homeless PeopleBut can you still feed the pigeons?
LAS VEGAS -- A battle is brewing over a new Las Vegas ordinance that bans providing food or meals to the indigent at city parks.
(via What Really Happened)The Las Vegas City Council unanimously passed a law, which went into effect Thursday, making it a crime to feed the homeless at city parks. It carries a maximum penalty of $1,000 and six months in jail. The law bans giving away or selling food to anyone who could get assistance from official sources under state law, and officials said city marshals will get specialized training to enforce it. The citys mayor, Oscar Goodman, dismissed questions about how marshals will identify the homeless so that they can enforce the ordinance. "Certain truths are self-evident," Goodman said. "You know who's homeless."
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March 4, 2006The 1988 PEPCON Explosion Outside of VegasMetafilter has a great post about a rocket fuel plant explosion that happened outside of Las Vegas in 1988. Wikipedia has an article about the PEPCON(The Pacific Engineering Production Company of Nevada) disaster which is a fascinating read. You can see the shockwave from the explosion if you watch the video above.
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The 1988 PEPCON Explosion Outside of VegasMetafilter has a great post about a rocket fuel plant explosion that happened outside of Las Vegas in 1988. Wikipedia has an article about the PEPCON(The Pacific Engineering Production Company of Nevada) disaster which is a fascinating read. You can see the shockwave from the explosion if you watch the video above.
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February 28, 2006Photos of Vegas when the Mob ran Vegas A great slide show with old pictures of Vegas when the Strip was nothing more than a practically deserted highway with a few casinos. I got this from Bibi who did an entire post with cool Vegas links.
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Photos of Vegas when the Mob ran VegasA great slide show with old pictures of Vegas when the Strip was nothing more than a practically deserted highway with a few casinos. I got this from Bibi who did an entire post with cool Vegas links.
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February 23, 2006Vegas ListsSome of these are informative and some are just funny. Here is their list for Worst Stuff About The Venetian
Description: I have issues with the Venetian and here's why...
(He's right by the way. The Venetian sucks)Shoddy Materials - This place is made out of balsa-wood and Duct tape. Architecture - Nice try. The front area, instead of looking like beautiful Venice instead looks like a parking lot. Too much concrete! Service - These guys go out of their way to be snooty - is that what supposed 5-star service means? Focus - The focus here is on one thing: the bottom line. Great for investors, bad for guests. If they can save a buck, they will. I prefer places that put the guests first and understand that treating people right is always a good strategy.
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Vegas ListsSome of these are informative and some are just funny. Here is their list for Worst Stuff About The Venetian
Description: I have issues with the Venetian and here's why...
(He's right by the way. The Venetian sucks)Shoddy Materials - This place is made out of balsa-wood and Duct tape. Architecture - Nice try. The front area, instead of looking like beautiful Venice instead looks like a parking lot. Too much concrete! Service - These guys go out of their way to be snooty - is that what supposed 5-star service means? Focus - The focus here is on one thing: the bottom line. Great for investors, bad for guests. If they can save a buck, they will. I prefer places that put the guests first and understand that treating people right is always a good strategy.
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February 11, 2006</Vacation> Thanks to everybody for their well wishes in the comments and emails. It may take me a few days to post any submissions since I am quite a bit behind. The wedding went well (nobody passed out!) and Vegas was as wonderful as always. (I'll do a post about Vegas soon). For now it's time to get back to posting what the majority of you come here for. Hardcore porn (according to my google search words).
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</Vacation>Thanks to everybody for their well wishes in the comments and emails. It may take me a few days to post any submissions since I am quite a bit behind. The wedding went well (nobody passed out!) and Vegas was as wonderful as always. (I'll do a post about Vegas soon). For now it's time to get back to posting what the majority of you come here for. Hardcore porn (according to my google search words).
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February 3, 2006Vegas
I'm off to Sin City for a few days to do some gambling, watch some shows, get married, etc. etc., so I probably won't be posting anything until later next week. Have fun everyone.
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Vegas
I'm off to Sin City for a few days to do some gambling, watch some shows, get married, etc. etc., so I probably won't be posting anything until later next week. Have fun everyone.
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February 1, 2006Vegas on Flickr This Flickr set has over 3,000 beautiful photos from Sin City.
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Vegas on FlickrThis Flickr set has over 3,000 beautiful photos from Sin City.
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Las Vegas Casino Property Maps Only Fitzgerald's and the Golden Nugget from downtown but the strip hotels are well represented here.
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Las Vegas Casino Property MapsOnly Fitzgerald's and the Golden Nugget from downtown but the strip hotels are well represented here.
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Las Vegas Historical Timeline Just the highlights on this timeline but a good quick read.
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Las Vegas Historical TimelineJust the highlights on this timeline but a good quick read.
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Las Vegas Strip History WebsiteYou have to scroll down a bit to get to the good stuff but there is plenty of history of the strip here starting with El Rancho and ending with Paris. (Needs updating I guess)
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Las Vegas Strip History WebsiteYou have to scroll down a bit to get to the good stuff but there is plenty of history of the strip here starting with El Rancho and ending with Paris. (Needs updating I guess)
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100 Things to do in VegasThis list is a few years old (Danny Gans at the Rio?) but most of it still applies.
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100 Things to do in VegasThis list is a few years old (Danny Gans at the Rio?) but most of it still applies.
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The $20 RuleAnybody ever try the $20 rule before?
The "$20 Rule" is always worth a try. Many Las Vegas hotels charge a premium for a Strip view. The desk staff also has some latitude on upgrading guests. Place a folded up $20 bill on the counter partially under your ID and/or credit card so that the denomination is visible. As you slide them across, ask for a room with a Strip View (or other upgrade).
More Las Vegas tipping guidelines here.
If they can't accommodate you or insist on an extra charge you can simply retract the bill. If they accommodate you, a small price to pay to see one of the most famous views in the world out of your window.
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The $20 RuleAnybody ever try the $20 rule before?
The "$20 Rule" is always worth a try. Many Las Vegas hotels charge a premium for a Strip view. The desk staff also has some latitude on upgrading guests. Place a folded up $20 bill on the counter partially under your ID and/or credit card so that the denomination is visible. As you slide them across, ask for a room with a Strip View (or other upgrade).
More Las Vegas tipping guidelines here.
If they can't accommodate you or insist on an extra charge you can simply retract the bill. If they accommodate you, a small price to pay to see one of the most famous views in the world out of your window.
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Vegas I'm planning a last minute trip to Vegas this weekend so posting will be sporadic.
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VegasI'm planning a last minute trip to Vegas this weekend so posting will be sporadic.
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January 30, 2006Vegas Implosions Vegas Tripping has video of some implosions of past hotels in Vegas.
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Vegas ImplosionsVegas Tripping has video of some implosions of past hotels in Vegas.
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January 24, 2006VegasI haven't posted about Vegas much lately because I am not heading there until sometime in the Spring this year but Hanan from Grow a Brain was there last weekend and has a great post today chock full of great Vegas links.
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VegasI haven't posted about Vegas much lately because I am not heading there until sometime in the Spring this year but Hanan from Grow a Brain was there last weekend and has a great post today chock full of great Vegas links.
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January 6, 2006Price Comparison and Statistical Breakdown Survey of Nevada's BordellosI swear I found this by accident. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
This is an online and ongoing survey of the rates paid by customers of legal Nevada prostitutes. Other information is also included in this survey.
It was back in November 1994 that I first started giving advice online about visiting the legal Nevada brothels. I am hardly an expert on the topic, or at least no more knowledgeable about LPIN than dozens of my good friends, both female as well as male. However, I seem to have dedicated a significant portion of my life to educating people on this subject, and have learned much and hope to learn more. Let information flow freely!
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Price Comparison and Statistical Breakdown Survey of Nevada's BordellosI swear I found this by accident. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
This is an online and ongoing survey of the rates paid by customers of legal Nevada prostitutes. Other information is also included in this survey.
It was back in November 1994 that I first started giving advice online about visiting the legal Nevada brothels. I am hardly an expert on the topic, or at least no more knowledgeable about LPIN than dozens of my good friends, both female as well as male. However, I seem to have dedicated a significant portion of my life to educating people on this subject, and have learned much and hope to learn more. Let information flow freely!
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January 5, 2006Cocktail Doll I burned about an hour reading this today. Good stuff.
Have you ever wondered how much you "should" tip a cocktail waitress? Are the drinks really free, are they watered down, is it the real stuff, or what? Just who are these girls...are they strippers or hookers? And how do you not piss them off so they don't spit (or do worse) in your drinks?
My name is Dollie, I'm a Las Vegas cocktail waitress and every day I meet hundreds of people from all over the world. Most people seem to be well-intentioned and sincerely want to know how things are done here in Vegas so that they can have a good time, and that they can also bring enjoyment to the people serving them. And then there are the rest...the endless stream of poor lost souls who have this need to dump their stupid questions and comments to cocktail waitresses...sigh! The information on this web site is from my personal experience as a cocktail waitress in Las Vegas, as well as things I've been told from other cocktail waitresses, bartenders, and other casino employees. Please know that I am not speaking as an authority on any topic, just the truth as I know it.
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Cocktail DollI burned about an hour reading this today. Good stuff.
Have you ever wondered how much you "should" tip a cocktail waitress? Are the drinks really free, are they watered down, is it the real stuff, or what? Just who are these girls...are they strippers or hookers? And how do you not piss them off so they don't spit (or do worse) in your drinks?
My name is Dollie, I'm a Las Vegas cocktail waitress and every day I meet hundreds of people from all over the world. Most people seem to be well-intentioned and sincerely want to know how things are done here in Vegas so that they can have a good time, and that they can also bring enjoyment to the people serving them. And then there are the rest...the endless stream of poor lost souls who have this need to dump their stupid questions and comments to cocktail waitresses...sigh! The information on this web site is from my personal experience as a cocktail waitress in Las Vegas, as well as things I've been told from other cocktail waitresses, bartenders, and other casino employees. Please know that I am not speaking as an authority on any topic, just the truth as I know it.
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November 9, 2005Top 10 Restaurants in VegasEh, I've only been to one on the list (Rio seafood buffet). Sounds like a good excuse to go back there to try a few more.
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Top 10 Restaurants in VegasEh, I've only been to one on the list (Rio seafood buffet). Sounds like a good excuse to go back there to try a few more.
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October 16, 2005Las Vegas Strip Neon Survey More neon than you can shake a stick at. (if shaking a stick at neon is your thing)
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Las Vegas Strip Neon SurveyMore neon than you can shake a stick at. (if shaking a stick at neon is your thing)
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September 15, 2005My Casino Chip Collection Impressive collection.
I collect predominantly $1 house chips from casinos all over North America. I don't have much of an interest in old, obsolete chips, tokens, commemoratives or higher denominations, but I'll occasionally pick up something out of the ordinary that tickles my fancy. Some day I'd like to visit all of these casinos, but for the time being, I've tried to write a few words about each of the ones that I've actually visited.
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My Casino Chip CollectionImpressive collection.
I collect predominantly $1 house chips from casinos all over North America. I don't have much of an interest in old, obsolete chips, tokens, commemoratives or higher denominations, but I'll occasionally pick up something out of the ordinary that tickles my fancy. Some day I'd like to visit all of these casinos, but for the time being, I've tried to write a few words about each of the ones that I've actually visited.
September 2, 2005Vegas Today and Tomorrow
Tremendous site! How come it took me so long to stumble upon it?
Las Vegas is growing quickly as Steve Wynn has once again triggered the next building boom. Many new developments on and around the Las Vegas Strip are in various stages of planning and quite a few have already broken ground. Downtown is undergoing an unprecedented transformation with many new urbanization projects and public facilities.
This site is an up-to-date collection of news and renderings of imminent and proposed hotel, condo and other projects. You'll find photos of projects under construction and renderings of dream projects which may never come to be. On the Cool Stuff page you'll find a heap of nifty things as well as ranks, ratings and statistics of the major hotels and convention centers.
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Vegas Today and Tomorrow
Tremendous site! How come it took me so long to stumble upon it?
Las Vegas is growing quickly as Steve Wynn has once again triggered the next building boom. Many new developments on and around the Las Vegas Strip are in various stages of planning and quite a few have already broken ground. Downtown is undergoing an unprecedented transformation with many new urbanization projects and public facilities.
This site is an up-to-date collection of news and renderings of imminent and proposed hotel, condo and other projects. You'll find photos of projects under construction and renderings of dream projects which may never come to be. On the Cool Stuff page you'll find a heap of nifty things as well as ranks, ratings and statistics of the major hotels and convention centers.
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August 15, 2005Las Vegas Casino Death WatchOnly Vegas freaks will be interested in this. But, I'm a Vegas freak.
This is Nick Christenson's Las Vegas Casino Death Watch page. Here we track the hotel/casinos that we feel are most likely to close their doors in the near future.
I noticed that the Tropicana has filed for construction although it seems they will just be adding on. Hopefully, they will do what the Trop in Atlantic City did with their "The Quarter". This page focuses on the larger Las Vegas Strip and Downtown hotel/casino combination properties. We're not going to make quite the same effort to keep track of the locals places since unless their name has "Station" or "Coast" in it, they all look to us like they might close their doors at any time. Of course, these days there aren't that many locals joints that don't have "Station" or "Coast" in their names. Also, these properties don't tend to have the same sort of history associated with them that the more familiar names do.
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Las Vegas Casino Death WatchOnly Vegas freaks will be interested in this. But, I'm a Vegas freak.
This is Nick Christenson's Las Vegas Casino Death Watch page. Here we track the hotel/casinos that we feel are most likely to close their doors in the near future.
I noticed that the Tropicana has filed for construction although it seems they will just be adding on. Hopefully, they will do what the Trop in Atlantic City did with their "The Quarter". This page focuses on the larger Las Vegas Strip and Downtown hotel/casino combination properties. We're not going to make quite the same effort to keep track of the locals places since unless their name has "Station" or "Coast" in it, they all look to us like they might close their doors at any time. Of course, these days there aren't that many locals joints that don't have "Station" or "Coast" in their names. Also, these properties don't tend to have the same sort of history associated with them that the more familiar names do.
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August 4, 2005Wedding Cam
Why can't the drive thru chapel in Vegas have a webcam too?
Las Vegas Weddings "Live Web Cam" from our Chapel 1 in Las Vegas Nevada. Watch your friends or family members get married from your home or office.
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Wedding Cam
Why can't the drive thru chapel in Vegas have a webcam too?
Las Vegas Weddings "Live Web Cam" from our Chapel 1 in Las Vegas Nevada. Watch your friends or family members get married from your home or office.
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July 31, 2005Vegas Sign Graveyard Only in Vegas could you have a museum dedicated to old hotel and casino signs.
The Neon Museum, currently an outdoor walking tour, is located downtown at the Fremont Street Experience. It was created by the city of Las Vegas to preserve that piece of Vegas history.
Not only are the signs historical, with their spectacular colors, intricate animation and sheer size, they are also considered by many to be true works of art.
Posted by Chris at 12:36 AM
Vegas Sign GraveyardOnly in Vegas could you have a museum dedicated to old hotel and casino signs.
The Neon Museum, currently an outdoor walking tour, is located downtown at the Fremont Street Experience. It was created by the city of Las Vegas to preserve that piece of Vegas history.
Not only are the signs historical, with their spectacular colors, intricate animation and sheer size, they are also considered by many to be true works of art.
Posted by Chris at 12:36 AM
July 19, 2005Vintage Vegas Postcards
Has there ever been a city that looked better
on a postcard than Las Vegas?
The buildings, the signs, the neon lights... visual excitement captured on a simple little card. Hotels gave them away, souvenir shops sold them for a few cents. Yet they're priceless for the memories they bring.
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Vintage Vegas Postcards
Has there ever been a city that looked better
on a postcard than Las Vegas?
The buildings, the signs, the neon lights... visual excitement captured on a simple little card. Hotels gave them away, souvenir shops sold them for a few cents. Yet they're priceless for the memories they bring.
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July 12, 2005LA Bars and Restaurants of the 40s 50s 60s Also has links to old San Diego and Vegas landmarks.
Los Angeles restaurants and bars from the 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s (movie palaces, motel signs, and remants of Rt. 66 as well) - places like the Musso and Frank Grill, the Formosa Cafe, Miceli's and Canter's - this website concentrates on those bastions of a bigone era. Get ready to take a trip back in time.
(via del.icio.us/maka10)
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LA Bars and Restaurants of the 40s 50s 60sAlso has links to old San Diego and Vegas landmarks.
Los Angeles restaurants and bars from the 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s (movie palaces, motel signs, and remants of Rt. 66 as well) - places like the Musso and Frank Grill, the Formosa Cafe, Miceli's and Canter's - this website concentrates on those bastions of a bigone era. Get ready to take a trip back in time.
(via del.icio.us/maka10)
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