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Hotels on the Las Vegas Strip are one of the best places to go for entertainment on the west coast of the United States. Sporting a wide variety of unique hotels, casinos, nightclubs, restaurants and other attractions, you will be able to find a little bit of something for everyone. But with so many amazing Las Vegas hotels on the strip, how do you begin to choose one? Each hotel offers its own theme, style, and special attractions. telephone No matter your budget, you can choose one of the cheap hotels on the Las Vegas strip , or experience the luxury of a five star resort first hand. No matter your choice, make sure you take a walking tour of the hotels - you haven't seen Vegas until you do! The strip runs approximately 5 miles north and south with the Stratosphere at the far north end, and the Las Vegas Outlet Center at the far south end. Let's sort it all out with 14 of the strips most popular hotels. .. Circus Circus - 3 Stars - Rates starting at $82 Located in the nort...

By SETH KUGELAPRIL 16, 2006VISITORS who have stood in the main hall of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, gaping at a floor plan and realizing that they could never, ever see everything inside, should know this: New York museums come in all sizes. While you could spend an entire weekend in the Greek and Roman section of the XXL Met, you could also pack six XS museums in a single weekend, see every single display, and eat like a king nearby.Mideast Art in MidtownViewing a collection of 19th- and 20th-century European academic art may not sound like the most diverting cultural activity, but the works on display at the Dahesh cases Museum in the I. B. M. Building on Madison Avenue are not the scribblings of great artists who were bored in math class. Instead, according to the Dahesh's visitor's guide, they are the result of "rigorous training, historical subject matter and polished execution," and include works like Gustav Bauernfeind's "Jaffa, Recruiting of Turk...

Patio season is about to become official in uptown Waterloo. Restaurants, coffee shops, tea rooms, bake shops and retail stores will soon be allowed to set up outdoor patios on public property, as long as they secure a licence through the city or region, depending on the road. Council's committee of the whole voted in favour of the zoning bylaw amendment April 3. Previously, uptown's bylaw was silent on outdoor patios, although businesses were creating informal versions on private property. Soon, they can extend right up to the roadway. "With the LRT and resulting large sidewalks, we see more 12v potential for patios in uptown," said Joel Cotter, planning approvals director. City staff are in the final stages of deciding the licence agreement. Once that's done, and council approves the amendment later this month, businesses can start the licensing process and set up patios for this summer. Businesses must establish a unobstructed pedestrian path and separat...

In my FTM (first time mom) SIDS phobia obsession, I bought probably the hardest mattress on the face of the earth - the Colgate Classica Foam (Baby Bargains was my bible). The mattress is seriously hard as a rock. DD (dear daughter) and I have been co-sleeping for the past month or so (long story) and I need to transition her back to her crib. Of course, I'm sure she's gotten used to the much more comfortable regular mattress now - If I was her, I certainly wouldn't want to sleep on that hard surface.In an effort to ease the rubber transition back to the crib, I'd like to use a pillow top or a cushy mattress cover or something to make it more comfortable. Anyone use anything that they like/recommend to make LO's mattress more comfortable? The water proof mattress pads I have (all 3 of them) basically don't do anything to add much comfort. There's a slight "quilt" to the ones I have, but the mattress certainly doesn't feel any softer...

Spice Up Your Boring Conventional Kitchen, '50s Style! Are you tired of your boring, plain-jane modern kitchen? Does it lack the bang and luster that you feel every kitchen should have? Are you a fan of retro style or décor? Well, what about redesigning your kitchen in retro 1950s style? You could have a rockin' red and aqua atomic kitchen...or perhaps even a mid-century yellow & black kitchen? You can make your vintage style kitchen dreams come true...with a little bit of patience and effort. Fortunately for the rockabillies and the fans of 1950s retro style and vintage décor, there are many different looks that can be emulated and recreated. If you love the vintage 50's doom look, you should be able to find inspiration all over the internet. Retrorenovation.com is one of my favorite websites to find vintage inspiration for redecorating...or just for contemplating redecorating. There are many other sites out there that provide a wealth of vintage 50's magazin...

Return to Transcripts main pageTHE NEXT LISTNew Technologies For Coping With PTSD ExploredAired May 4, 2013 - 14:30 ETTHIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. DR. SANJAY GUPTA, CNN CHIEF MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT: Today on a special edition of THE NEXT LIST, living Boston strong. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: A loud noise went off. And I remember turning around and looking and seeing smoke and seeing people screaming, and it immediately reminded me of 9/11. GUPTA: After the horrors witnessed during the April attacks, survivors and first responders may be facing a new threat -- post- traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. CHARLES clamps BUCHANAN, BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT: I saw a little girl, they put her inside the balance, and the only thing that I could see, and see to this day, are her little eyes looking up at me. GUPTA: The bombings turned the city into a warzone. BRIAN FITZGERALD, BOSTON MARATHON ATHLETIC...

T o find the best frying pans on the market, weasked chefs, food writers, and cookware professionals for their thoughts, and then put the standout itemsto the test in The Telegraph kitchen. After consulting with the experts, we decided that the pan we're looking for is versatile – it can cook different types of food to good effect – durable – it won't end up in the bin after three months – and good value for money – meaning it's either pleasingly affordable or so long-lasting that you won't ever have to buy the item again. There are a lot of different types of frying pan out there, so we narrowed our search to three main fields: iron pans (highly durable but harder to maintain), non-stick pans (easy seal to maintain but less durable) and stainless steel (highly spoken of by the pros but tricky to use). Each frying pan was tested for a variety of regular functions: frying or scrambling eggs, searing steaks, sautéing vegetables. We also considered: weight,ease of use,am...