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The Stratosphere Hotel & Casino Brings Bikini Blackjack Poolside
Bikini Blackjack comes to the Stratosphere! Available Friday,Saturday and Sunday from 12 noon to 7 PM and will last throughout the entire summer!
The outdoor pool is located on the 8th floor and and is open 8 am to 7 pm!http://www.stratospherehotel.com
The ticket on-sale for ‘Matt Goss Live from Las Vegas ’ will be Monday, July 13th at Noon. All September dates (Friday and Saturday nights) will be on sale at that time.
Known to his fans across the world as The Voice this new production is created exclusively for his limited-time residency at the legendary Palms Casino Resort.
Tickets are $25 plus applicable fees and available from The Pearl Box office.
http://www.ticketmaster.com
CSI: THE EXPERIENCE ADDS A NEW HOME
ON THE WORLD FAMOUS LAS VEGAS STRIP
The popular CSI: The Experience interactive exhibit will open this summer at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip – the setting of the original CSI television series – for the first time.
EMS Exhibits, Inc., under a license from CBS Consumer Products, will produce the attraction at MGM Grand. Originally developed by the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History with a grant from The National Science Foundation (NSF) for a tour of U.S. science museums, CSI: The Experience gives guests the opportunity to play the role of a crime scene investigator, learning scientific principles and real investigative techniques as they try to solve one of three crime scene mysteries. Two state-of-the-art crime labs will help guests piece together the evidence. With input from investigators from the television show, guests will formulate a hypothesis, validate their findings based on scientific evidence and try to crack the case.
From DNA and fingerprint analysis to forensic anthropology and toxicology, visitors will be captivated by hands-on science in a multi-media environment with dazzling special effects — direct from the CSI television series. A video introduction by cast members from the TV show will welcome guests, lead them through the experience, and then evaluate their crime-solving savvy as they exit.
“The touring version of CSI: The Experience has been incredibly popular throughout the U.S. and the world,” said Liz Kalodner, Executive Vice President and General Manager of CBS Consumer Products. “We’re excited to expand its reach by creating a more permanent home for the exhibit in the place where you could say the television series all began – Las Vegas .”
The Crime Scenes
The “new recruits” will enter one of three different crime scenes where they will identify evidence and record findings on a special investigation card.The The crime scenes vary in intensity, with the mildest being the presentation of skeletal remains discovered in a remote desert.
Some Examples:
In “A House Collided” a car has run through the living room window of a house in a quiet suburb. In the driver’s seat is a man with his seatbelt on; he is slumped over. The windshield is shattered and the car door is shut. In the living room, there are muddy shoeprints, drops of blood and a stain near a sofa. A pizza box is open with pepperoni pizza spilled on the floor. A beer bottle is by the car door, and a handprint of blood (or is it pizza sauce?) is found on the car hood.
In “Who Got Served?” a young woman has been found dead in an alley behind an old Las Vegas motel. She is sprawled beneath a dumpster overflowing with trash and is wearing a waitress outfit with a nametag that reads “Penny.” There is a tire tread across her abdomen, and tossed nearby is a photo of her which has been ripped in half. No other injuries are visible. Amongst the trash are a handbag and a cell phone.
Beginning the Investigation
After exiting the crime scenes, guests will refer to a large wall of crime scene photos and clues they may have missed. They will then analyze evidence in two highly interactive lab areas, each featuring multiple stations that allow for various evidence testing.
Guests who are investigating “A House Collided” will compare fingerprints of the victim to the evidence, examine blood spatter patterns, observe the shoes of the victim and tracks found in the room, compare fibers on the victim’s clothes with fibers in the room, analyze the victim’s blood-alcohol level, compare DNA of the victim with evidence and eventually discover the cause of death.
For “Who Got Served?” the investigation will include reviewing evidence within a cell phone, examining the contents of the handbag, inspecting the purse and headshot for fingerprints, establishing the time of death, reviewing DNA samples, testing powder from the handbag at the scene, and discovering the cause of death.
Cracking the Case
At the end of CSI: The Experience, guests will present their findings in a re-creation of the office of Gil Grissom – the enigmatic CSI head investigator. They will answer a series of multiple choice questions, based on their scientific findings, on touch screens located in this area. A case summary is then generated for guests to match their results to those of expert crime scene investigators. A personalized CSI Diploma completes the experience.
For additional information on CSI: The Experience at MGM Grand, please visit http://www.csiexhibit.com
Sonoma Cellar enhances the culinary experience with its craft beer dinner July 16
Tip your glass to the latest rage in culinary pairings with artisanal beer from Bear Republic Brewing Company and an extraordinary five-course meal by Chef Schuyler Schultz at Sonoma Cellar at Sunset Station.
The evening will begin with an introduction by Chef Schultz and then Bear Republic Brewmaster Richard (Ricardo) G. Norgrove will take the reigns, explaining each beer as it’s served. Each course pairing will have Norgrove describing what makes that particular beer special, what went into its creation and why it was paired with that particular course. The evening’s menu features:
First course – Butter-poached sea scallop with a tiger-eye whitefish caviar, Tahitian vanilla and chervil. This is paired with a seven year-aged Sammy’s Strong Ale, a Belgian-style ale.
· Second course – Grilled Treviso salad with heirloom tomatoes and sunflower sprouts with a Huilerie Beaujolais citron vinaigrette and paired with Racer 5 India Pale Ale.
· Third course – Artisanal Nürnberger bratwurst served in a brown butter with sultanas raisins, fried parsley and potato purée. This course is paired with Red Rocket, a strong American red ale.
· Fourth course – House-smoked Niman Ranch pork leg with grilled Frog Hollow Farms peaches and served with peach chutney and grilled scallions. This is paired with Big Bear Black Stout.
· Fifth course – House-made caramel corn served with spiced cashews and Valrhona Manjari Madagascar chocolate, and paired with a 2000 vintage Olde Scoutter’s Barleywine
Following the dinner, Chef Schuyler will take reprieve from the kitchen to mingle with guests and answer any questions they may have. The interactive dinner begins at 6 p.m. on Thursday, July 16 and costs $75 plus tax and gratuity per person. Guests must be 21 years and older for this specialty menu. Sonoma Cellar will be open for patrons wanting to dine on its regular menu as well. Reservations are required by calling 702.547.7777
Sometimes life can get in the way and you miss opportunities. I sure missed sharing these photos with you all. The Ante Up For Africa is a great no make that wonderful event that takes place at The Rio on the eve of the World Series of Poker Main Event and since 2007 has raised nearly $2.5 million to build awareness for the humanitarian crisis in Darfur, Sudan, and support those who are victimized by it.
These stars graciously support and lend their support to this great event. To learn more about this event and how you can help visit the web site
http://www.enoughproject.org/special-topics/ante-up-for-africa.
Photo Credits - Erik Kubik/RETNA
Living here in the entertainment capital of the world; Las Vegas is fun, fabulous and exciting. There are always options of shows and nightclubs etc.. to go check out and spend some money on...with that said ONE of the BEST things that you can do in Las Vegas is go and see Todd Paul at Hooter's. He is a fresh funny upstart unruly comic that will have you laughing so hard you will literally fall off your chair!
He juggles and he rides a six foot unicycle and he truly appreciates the audiences need to always be entertained and his line of "okay what's next little **ucker" is so true and on the mark! Because after all this is the town that the white tigers built. Take a look at the pictures and go see the show and if you are lucky he will pick you out to go on stage!!!
Special Ticket Price: 2 for 1 at $24.95
Shows Nightly at 7pm (Dark Fridays)
Must be at least 21 years old to attend
http://www.hooterscasinohotel.com
NBA Summer League presented by EA SPORTS
hosts clinic for Las Vegas youth
Las Vegas kids will observe and learn basketball skills
NBA Summer League presented by EA SPORTS is hosting a skills clinic for 60 to 75 boys and girls from numerous City of Las Vegas community groups. The kids will start out the day by watching the Knicks versus Pistons game and then will put their skills to the test on the court. For an hour and a half, the kids will receive coaching from former NBA Player Jerome Williams as well as several coaches from Triple Threat Basketball, a non-profit organization that helps young athletes achieve success in education as well as sports.
Attending Las Vegas youth
Jerome Williams, Former NBA player
Ennis Wesley, head coach at Chaparral High School and founder of Triple Threat Basketball
Coaches from Triple Threat Basketball
NBA Summer League Representatives
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
1 p.m. Knicks vs. Pistons game
2:15 p.m. NBA Summer League Youth Skills Clinic
Game - COX Pavilion
Clinic - Thomas & Mack
http://www.unlvtickets.com/
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