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  Is Las Vegas Going Under?
  Source: (Excerpt Below) www.huffingtonpost.com It's hard to find a home bought before 2009 that isn't underwater and very few landlords, when running credit checks, look for foreclosures or short-sales on a tenant's record. Otherwise, a manager couldn't fill a building. Nevada has a greater concentration of economic misery than any other state. The state's unemployment rate, which in June edged up to 14.2 percent, has risen faster during the past year than it has anywhere else, and nearly six percent of all homes across the state's desert landscape received a foreclosure filing in the first six months of the year. While the concentration of misery may be greater in Nevada, it was caused by the same unchecked housing bubble and unregulated financial gambling that brought pain to the rest of the country. If present trends go unchecked, Nevada is America's future. The jobless rate would likely be much higher, say residents, if Nevada were not such a transient state. When folks lose their jobs and their homes, they often pack up and move in with relatives..."Nevada was pretty much a growth economy for most of the past two decades," says Steven Horsford, the Nevada State Senate's Minority Leader, a Democrat who represents North Las Vegas. "When the financial crisis hit, it disproportionately affected Las Vegas because of our growth rate." Horsford says the local economy is struggling not because fewer tourists are coming to Vegas, but because the people who do come are <b>...</b>
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  Las Vegas...
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  Las Vegas Courthouse Shootout...
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  Penn Point - The MOST Important Cel...
  Penn Jillette is one of Las Vegas Weekly's top 50 defining Vegas personalities. He couldn't be number one... could he? BE SOCIAL! Share this video! Never Miss The Point - Subscribe for Free! www.youtube.com Penn Point Homepage revision3.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook facebook.com Penn on Twitter twitter.com ABOUT PENN POINT Penn Point is no ordinary vlog. It's a virtual conversation about today's hottest topics. Penn Point brings you a front row seat to Penn Jillette's unique and passionate point of view in a compact vlog, four times a week!
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  Michael Jackson is Alive on Vegas S...
  Yes Michael Jackson is alive in Las Vegas!!! Like his famous ex father-in-law, Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson will never really die. In fact, like Elvis, stories abound about Jackson still being alive and living in anywhere from Alaska, Neverland, and even in a seven story deep bunker under Graceland with Elvis. None the less, and again like Elvis, Michael Jackson can be found on the Vegas street. Here two impersonators dance for the street fans. We hope you enjoy this music video of them dancing inter mixed with some Vegas street activity. In Vegas, talent and entertainment is in abundance! Enjoy the shows, and remember if you like it -- a tip is more than appreciated -- it's a living! Our mission at Vegas Street Scene ™ is showing you that there is more to Las Vegas than what happens behind closed doors. You know the saying, "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas ™." Ok, deal, but we believe that there is just too much happening in the street that the world needs to know about and see up close - The millions of lights, massive luxurious casinos, outdoor spectacles, street performers, the exhilarated tourist crowds themselves and what makes it all work. We want to get you excited about coming to Vegas, or for that matter, have a great armchair visit! For those coming here, we will provide you with tips, tricks, and money saving ideas on how to make your visit a safe and enjoyable time!
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  Luxor Hotel & Casino - Las Vega...
  A gigantic replica of the Great Sphinx stands in front of the 30-story dark pyramid of the Luxor Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, inviting guests into the Egyptian-themed resort, complete with swaying palms, statues of Ramses and a mock obelisk. Accessible by the Vegas monorail, the Luxor is at the south end of The Strip near the Las Vegas Convention Center. With its flashing beam of light on the apex and a towering atrium inside, the pyramid is a favorite among vacationing families, though the vast casino, nightly entertainment and gourmet dining guarantee adults a quintessential Las Vegas vacation. Dramatically lit statues, towering pillars and polished wood furniture adorn the marble lobby. Pyramid guest accommodations are accessed by inclinators (elevators that ascend on an angle because of the building's shape) and have slanted picture windows that look out onto The Strip. The hotels Egyptian theme is subtler in the guest rooms, which are decorated with comfortable, contemporary furnishings, though scattered touches such as hieroglyphic artwork or black lacquer inlay evoke the exotic vibe. Rooms and Las Vegas suites range from about 400 square feet to over 1000 square feet, the most luxurious of which offers marble soaking tubs, separate sitting areas and wet bars. Las Vegas specialty restaurants like Fusia Luxor, offering Asian cuisine, and T & T, which serves Mexican food, are popular among families. Guests with a discerning palate enjoy award-winning Chef KC Fazel's <b>...</b>
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  Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino - La...
  At the south end of the famous Las Vegas Strip sits the sprawling 60-acre tropical-themed Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino attracting leisure travelers looking for some sun, fun and gambling. This Las Vegas hotels facilities are seemingly limitless and include an 11-acre inland beach and pool complex, a 135000-square-foot casino, a four level Convention Center, sprawling health spas and a theater that hosts Broadway productions and world-class entertainers. In short, Mandalay Bay has enough services, amenities and entertainment that guests need never leave the complex. Exotic fish swim in the 14-foot aquarium in the center of the lofty, marble lobby. Decorated with rich wood hues and soft draperies, the rooms and suites are designed with comfort in mind from the plush beds and overstuffed couches to the HD flat-screen TVs and stocked mini bars. Spacious en suite baths have glass showers, soaking tubs, separate water closets and twin sinks all done in rich marble and natural stone. Accommodations range from the 500-square-foot Deluxe Room to the 2000-square-foot Media Suite, which boasts a massive entertainment center set up like a mini-screening room. The Mandalay Bay is home to a whopping 22 restaurants, cafés and snack bars that collectively offer just about every type of global cuisine. Tempura Sashimi and sizzling grilled Szechuan beef are on the menu at the Asian fusion restaurant China Grill, which has a planetarium-style illuminated ceiling. At Rumjungle, guests pass <b>...</b>