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The most obvious and largest part of the Fremont Street Experience is the Viva Vision canopy and light show. The canopy towers 90 feet above the ground and spans the length of five football fields. Featuring more than 12 million LED modules and 555,000-watt sound system, the light show attracts tourists and locals alike.
The first light show was broadcast in 1995. Nearly a decade later in 2004, $17 million was invested in upgrading the Viva Vision canopy. Significant improvements were made and now it has 10 times higher resolution, resulting in clearer, sharper pictures. It can also display 16.7 million color combinations. The display is so sharp, live video can be broadcast on what is the world’s largest screen.
Viva Vision features shows like “Lucky Vegas,” celebrating the city’s famous icons, “Downtown Divas,” a tribute to a girls’ night out and “Speed, Smoke and Spinning Wheels,” which illustrates the world of fast-paced auto racing.
Psychedelic shows include “The Drop,” a journey through an underwater utopia filled with beautiful sea creatures and “Shag With a Twist,” an animated show that features Southern California artist Josh Agle’s unique artwork combining elements of “Austin Powers,” “The Jetsons,” tiki culture and ’60s imagery.
Visitors can also enjoy the patriotic show, “American Freedom” during Fourth of July.
Inside the Fremont Street Experience building, a master control room delivers all the magic to the Viva Vision light show. Technicians have only three minutes to load the show on the big screen. They are assisted by eight high-tech computers that intertwine the light, visual and audio systems.
Cameras are mounted on the actual Viva Vision screen and transmit a live video feed to a row of LCD screens inside the control room so technicians can monitor the show.
New Viva Vision shows are created each year and are rotated in and out. The Experience can choose from a library of about 15 shows at any given time.
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Here we interview Jeremy Andrews from Skullcandy, as he shows us some cool headphones available in a different variety of colours, & a cool backpack with speakers in its straps with an amplifier built into the back of it.
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In this video I reveal the vocal range for the 4 night promo shows Mariah Carey did back in Oct and Sept 2009 in Palms Theater, Las Vegas. Mariah shows incredible range and control – especially in the belts!
Lower Register: D3, F3
Upper Chest Voice Register: C5, C#5, D5, Eb5 E5, F5, F#5, G5, G#5
Head Voice Register: D5, Eb5, E5, F5, F#5, G5, G#5, A5, Bb5, B5, C6, C#6, D6
Super Head Voice/ Whistle Register: Eb6, F6, G#6, A6, Bb6, B6, C7, D7
Enjoy 
(PS: The clips used in this video are not owned by me I am not saying they are, under the rules and regulations I can use clips if they are for a non-profit form of entertainment, such as this video)
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You’ve seen his TV show, you’ve read his cookbooks, now sample the signature dishes of one of America’s most popular chefs — Emeril Lagasse. The celebrity chef gives Las Vegas fine dining his signature “bam!” With scallops from Maine, pike from the Midwest, and chicken from Alabama, Emeril’s serves a fresh and distinctive blend of Creole/Cajun specialties. Add to that a wine list that received Wine Spectator’s 1999 “Best of Award of Excellence,” and funky New Orleans architecture, and you’ll feel closer to Bourbon Street than the Vegas Strip.
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In June 1980, NBC cancelled Heatter-Quigley’s flagship show The Hollywood Squares and the revival of High Rollers in favor of a 90-minute (later 60) talk-variety show hosted by future late night icon David Letterman. When Letterman’s effort failed miserably after a four-month run, the network obviously decided to make amends to the packager by reviving Gambit.
Plugging the show in at 10 a.m./9 Central, NBC found out, however, that many affiliates would not give the show a chance, due to the increasing popularity of syndicated talk shows like Donahue and Hour Magazine, which station managers thought would draw larger audiences (and, more importantly, larger local advertising revenues) than NBC offerings. Further, even though CBS ran sitcom reruns against Las Vegas Gambit, many of their stations carried those aforementioned syndicated offerings and often won their markets with those, instead of the network feed.
Las Vegas Gambit lasted 13 months. Over the next several months, NBC would rid itself of all the other games on its daytime schedule except for Wheel, which became NBC’s sole daytime game show until January 1983.
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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 Tender Steak and Seafood Restaurant, and those seeking a unique dining and entertainment experience will enjoy the CatHouse, which blends a European bordello ambience and provocative entertainment with a multi-cuisine menu created by celebrity chef Kerry Simon.
The Luxor property is made up of several areas that house dining, entertainment and activity facilities. The Casino level boasts not only extensive gaming, but also has several restaurants, nightclubs and a five-acre pool complex complete with cabanas, swaying palms and poolside drink service. Vast and decadent, Lax is the celebrity-frequented dance club that feels red hot, while Liquidity is the sleek and modern high-concept lounge that has interactive aquatic video projections for a cool effect. Aurora bar and Flight gaming lounge are also on the Casino Level. The more family-friendly Atrium Level is home to a food court, an IMAX theater and traveling attractions and shows.
Nurture, the Spa at Luxor, harnesses the healing power of the earth with treatments and facilities inspired by nature. Nourishing facials, massages and treatments here include the Hyalunia Papaya Mango Facial, Chocolate Champagne Anti-aging Facial and Hot Stones Massage. Guests can relax in the eucalyptus steam room, dry sauna or whirlpool. The adjacent fitness center has all manner of circuit, cardio and strength training equipment. There are nearly 30 Las Vegas shops and boutiques of all descriptions on site, and in true Vegas form, the Luxor has a tasteful and classic wedding chapel.
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High End Wine Driven Restaurant in Henderson Nevada Focuses on World Cuisine — Private Chef opens Very Private Restaurant
(Henderson NV August 17th 2008 ) On August 7th 2008 Fine Dining entered a new orbit in Henderson Nevada when Hawaii-born, Henderson-based Private Chef Don Espaniola opened the doors of his aptly named restaurant with his delectable menu. Espaniola calls it ‘Intimate Fine Dining’ and that is exactly what they offer. Chef Don, who is known for preparing delightful, star-worthy meals for his wealthy foodie clients in the privacy of their own homes, prepares everything at his eight table, reservation only restaurant.
Espaniola has been private chef to the likes of Lance Burton and Blue Man Group during his tenor in Las Vegas. . After culinary college, he had the opportunity to work and experience the exceptional kitchen of the Emeril Lagasse’s Delmonico Steakhouse. ‘Intimate’ is tucked back into the shopping center – at the NW corner of Valle Verde and Horizon Ridge Parkway- that already has a strong reputation among local foodies and food critics due to the presence of Two Sisters Tea Room, Settebello Pizzeria Neapolitan and the Valley Cheese & Wine Store, three of Henderson’s most buzz-worthy food destinations. Intimate fine dining has already been called the” zenith of fine dining’ in Henderson.
At ‘Intimate’ Don and his small staff focus all week long on producing an unparalleled culinary adventure of a few singularly exceptional six to ten course meals . There is only one seating at 7:30pm and they are only open three nights a week. The rest of the week, “we are sourcing our ingredients from several specialty purveyors and messing around in the kitchen coming up with dishes. We like to have everything planned out and tasted by Tuesday for dinner on Thursday. People have no idea how much it takes just to make even a few ten course meals perfectly,” the Chef says. That kind of preparation is evident in several of his dishes from the first week’s menu which was designed to …
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Vegas is a great place to plan a trip to the canyon. You got the West Rim and the South Rim to choose from. Daily departures. Lots of great combo trips (boat ride, Skywalk, ATV trips), too. So take a click here and take a heli ride over this Seventh Wonder of the World. |
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The most economical way to see the Grand Canyon? The bus, of course. These luxury motor coaches get you there in comfort and style. All-inclusive, they come with lunch and free hotel shuttle service. Grand Canyon bus tours are a great day trip. This is definitely a "must-do" Las Vegas activity. |
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Take a canyon plane ride and see it in comfort. These flight are fast, too. From Vegas, the South Rim is just 45 minutes! Planes seat up to 19 people and are have been customized from nose to tail for sightseeing. Take a Grand Canyon plane ride and you'll see in 50 minutes what would take days on the ground. |
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Grand Canyon South Rim Bus: Our 1-day Grand Canyon bus tour from Las Vegas is the king of all grand canyon bus tours.... » view tour |
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Looking for a fabulous Vegas activity? Take a helicopter! Choppers are the only way to see The Strip, The West Rim, Hoover Dam and more! Nothing beats getting airborne when visiting Sin City. Go here for more information about taking a helicopter ride over the City of Entertainmet. |
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