NASCAR is like the NBA now. All you need to watch is the last 5 minutes. The last caution was so unnecessary but even the announcers knew it was coming. Bowyer got sideways but didn't hit the wall or another car. Still the officials threw up the yellow so they could have their dramatic restart. What a joke.

Just 5 years ago Gov. Kenny Guinn gave us all a refund on registration fees rather than save it for a rainy day. Now the rain is here, and fees are going up.

Meanwhile, Honda already has hydrogen-powered cars on the streets of Southern California. Looks like another innovation that will have to come from somewhere other than the US, thanks to short-sighted bureaucrats.

$200-$500 a head will get you dinner at Alex, Picasso, or Guy Savoy and an all day pass to the rides on top of the Stratosphere. And you'll eat a lot better than "Sky High Chicken." I think I saw that on the menu at Denny's.

There are other topless pools operating with no issues. The Rio took a big chance on cross-marketing with a gentlemen's club. The Gaming Commission does not respond well to mixing strippers and gaming. When Metro found monkey business going on (aka strippers being strippers), Harrah's shut it down to avoid the wrath of the Gaming Commission. They might re-open a topless pool eventually but it will certainly not have the Sapphire name on it.

Not that I'm endorsing this meatball surgeon, but the racist idiots above might be interested to know he was born and educated in California and Nevada and has lived in the US his whole life.

Maybe she should get more than one single win under her belt in IndyCar, or participate in at least one lower-level stock car race before she moves directly to Sprint Cup.

24 hours of the Main Event, no coverage of any other events (except the celebrities and all-stars). No Scotty Nguyen-style bad behavior this year, so no HORSE coverage.

ESPN also shows the Spelling Bee and the occasional Scrabble tournament. Neither of those would be considered a sport. I have no problem with that or poker coverage. I just wish they wouldn't put all their eggs in one basket, i.e. the Main Event.

The bit with someone in the audience was just that - a "bit." She made news a few months back yelling at someone in the audience and now she's incorporated it into her act. No one in that area of the audience was guilty of anything.

Other than that, it was the same show she did back in 1992.

I thought this only happened to octogenarians and teenagers.