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Las Vegas has long been known as an adult fantasyland. But that hasn't stopped one enterprising local entrepreneur from turning  castles in the air into a real-life 14,000-square-foot majestic French palace in which private events are king.

Named the Parisian Palace, the off-Strip mansion hotel — with its Rococo interiors, 22-karat gold-plated bathroom fixtures and European toilets built from marble slabs — evokes Versailles more than Vegas. And those wishing to experience the venue need princely purses: An overnight stay costs $2,000 for up to four, with a three-night minimum. A week's sojourn can run anywhere from $8,000 to $105,000. Hosting a celebrity party there starts at $10,000.

Owner Nico Santucci is betting that the hefty price tag won't keep the well-heeled away, be they corporate brass, brides seeking a storybook wedding, honeymooners, dierctors needing location shoots, magazines on photo shoots or the af

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If you have Nintendo Wii wishes and 12-pillow dreams, the exclusive new boutique Hotel32 on the top floor of the Monte Carlo allows you to live the lifestyle of the rich and famous -- beginning at $250 a night.      

Whether you’re coming to Las Vegas for business, a fun-filled girls’; or guys’ weekend or a romantic getaway, Hotel32 is a place where the “I Don’ts” outweigh the “I Do’s.” You don’t have to worry about transportation to the hotel from the airport. You don’t have to go to a check-in desk. You don’t have to pay for fax services, local and toll-free calls as well as for daily fitness center passes, newspapers, and water. You don’t have to stock the refrigerator or do other menial tasks.      

That’s because you’re taken from the airport to the hotel via

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For many of us, exercising is something that we have to fight with ourselves to do, even though we know that it helps us maintain a healthy and fit body. But one innovative Las Vegas salon, Madame et Monsieur, has proven that you can lose fat and inches and maintain health simply by taking the exercise issue lying down.      

Via a process called electro-weight loss, Madame et Monsieur allows both men and women to achieve both generalized fat and weight loss as well as spot reduction in specific areas by providing a non-physical “workout” for the body’s muscles.      

Clients are taken into their own private room in the salon, where they recline, relax, and enjoy the sounds of soft music and the scent of aromatherapy candles. A specialized technician connects 12 strategically placed electrodes on multiple target areas on the body. Those electrode

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The Hard Rock is heralding the completion of a tall order – the opening of its new tower almost two months ahead of schedule.      

The Paradise Tower is the newest addition to the Las Vegas horizon, upping the ante on Hard Rock’s hotel side where luxury and attitude are concerned. Sexy sophistication meets signature Hard Rock party hardy attitude in a 490- room venue. But while those familiar with the hotel’s brand will notice a significantly increased lavish atmosphere in the tower, they will still find the irreverent "anything-can-happen" ambiance there that they have come to expect from the property.      

“The Hard Rock is evolving,” said Phil Shalala, Hard Rock’s vice president of marketing, “It has really melded into the perfect property for the young affluent consumer that is into music, fashion, tec

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For most of us, going to the dentist immediately evokes that four-letter “f” word – fear. Now a dental office with all “the Wright stuff” is looking to wash away that sentiment by putting its money where your mouth is.                

The Four Seasons Dental Spa, owned by Dr. James Wright and his wife, Debby, is a totally new concept whereby patients can receive the finest quality care in a relaxing and comfortable atmosphere. The only dental practice in Las Vegas that combines dentistry with a spa environment, the Wrights have invested in their patients’ physical and emotional well-being, providing amenities to eliminate their fear at its root.                

“I set about seeing what we could change so that folks woul

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It’s not easy being green in Las Vegas, at least where its desert landscape is concerned. But at the Floyd Lamb Park, the grass lawn, cottonwood trees, and ponds offer a colorful oasis along with lots of fun family things to do.    

With, picnic areas, barbecues, scenic paths, four stocked ponds, and volleyball and horseshoe facilities on 2,040 acres, there is opportunity for a full day of activities. Visitors with a Nevada fishing license can fish in any of the park's ponds but are limited to three fish per person    

But there is another aspect to Floyd Lamb Park, which after three decades of being a state park is now operated by the City of Las Vegas. Located in the area of the city, this popular spot, which once served as a watering hole for Indians and prospectors traveling across Nevada, is full of history of other kinds.    

Inside the park is the Tule Springs Ranch, an ar

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When it comes to her vision for saving children’s lives, Las Vegas resident Ann McGee has always had her head in the clouds. Twenty-four years ago, the Las Vegas resident founded Miracle Flights for Kids, a program that provides America’s children with free flights to hospitals and treatment centers they otherwise could not visit because of financial hardship. For many, it has proven to be the ticket to proper diagnosis and care.  

To date, Miracle flights has provided more than 61,000 flights covering some 31 million miles. It began back in 1985 –from McGee’s apartment – when private pilots she knew were attempting to organize their efforts to fly blood to remote sites around Nevada that had no facilities for storing it.  

“I felt that I could organize this community service for the pilots,” explains McGee, who has a Master’s degree in early childhood development and has always had a

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An interactive learning experience that teaches people to be hands-on at home where the spa massage experience, is concerned has been introduced by the Ritz-Carlton Lake Las Vegas Spa. The exclusive mentoring initiative in interactive spa-going heralds an emerging trend spearheaded by the lakeside venue.  

The 30,000-square-foot spa located 17 miles southeast of the Las Vegas Strip is offering Massage Mentoring for Couples, a 60-miniute session under the instruction of one of The Ritz-Carlton skilled massage therapists during which partners learn how to give each other a massage for relaxation and to relieve muscle tension.  

Couples meet with the therapist to discuss the benefits of massage and then watch and learn massage techniques. At the end of the hour, the therapist reviews the session and guests can take notes. They receive a certificate of participation, a detailed instruction guide, and an aromatherapy kit containing bath

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