I admire the Wynn Resorts and all that Steve has accomplished over the years, but transplanted did hit the nail squarely on the head.

eal with the designer that picked that wallpaper out.

That's quite a crew!

Excellent post Robert.

Man, what a motley crew.

It looks like you have to dig deep to find honest, trustworthy people in the valley of neon and excess.

Sure, there are good people there, but from the daily news, it generally seems like a literal cesspool, with a lot of bad people doing bad things.

My experience is it takes a real spiritual connection to maintain yourself in times of setbacks.

I wonder if this man had enough faith to hold himself together during hard times.

It's such a shame to leave two small kids behind to deal with the aftermath for the rest of their lives.

All the best for the future for them.

This announcement is not a surprise to me and I agree, I went to Aria once and see no reason to return.

I'm just not a fan of CityCenter.

From it's construction and inception phases, it's too big, too much and doesn't me strike as representative of Las Vegas.

All I see is a monstrous monument to the old economy.

Las Vegas was at it's best in the 50s. Maybe even in the 60's. After that, all downhill, especially now with the kids and the clubs.

I miss the elegance and the classiness of the past.

I realize times have changed.

In Las Vegas not for the better.

Too much crime and insanity running around.

Probably only shedding a tear over the realization he's thrown his life away.

Have swift legal proceedings, execute and get this over with.

At least according to the article he went from being a mogul to being a businessman.

I also never understood why he was being referred to as a mogul in previous stories.

I think a mogul is more like a magnate. Wynn's a magnate, not "I got caught smoking dope on The Strip" Waits.

Tom D. Consider yourself pinched.