Begin creating your itinerary two weeks in advance for the best deals if you plan to purchase tickets to shows, tours, or anything else that requires a ticket for entry. Having a balance between leisure and structure will allow you to get the most out of your trip, and planning ahead will relieve some of the stress. Visit the Las Vegas website for a complete catalog of the shows that will be going on during your stay. Las Vegas is famous for their many entertaining performances, and your trip would not be complete without seeing at least one. Magic shows are a great way to spend a family friendly night in Las Vegas. Some of the most popular ongoing shows in Las Vegas are the Cirque du Soleil, Penn and Teller at the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino, Absinthe at Caesars Palace, or the Blue Man Group at the Luxor. Tickets to one of these shows will range from 20 dollars to 100 dollars. Through TripAdvisor you can avoid cover charges at clubs and bars by purchasing a pass for roughly 800 dollars. This pass will grant you free access to nearly fifty of Las Vegas' most popular bars, night clubs, pool parties, and ultra-lounges through the VIP line. As you start to get a feel for Las Vegas, pick one of your favorite casinos and try your hand at gambling by playing a slot machine or playing at a blackjack table. If you are playing cards, it is best to study up on the game before you sit down, as you may lose your money fast if you do not know what you are doing. If you are gambling, do not purchase drinks from the bar. A waitress will approach you and take your order for free. This is how they keep people gambling all night! Some of the most popular and famous casinos include the Bellagio, the Venetian-Palazzo, and Caesars Palace. The best way to go home from Las Vegas with some money left is to set a limit for yourself when gambling. When you go out to the casinos at night, bring only the cash you are willing to spend, and do not take out any more cash once your money is gone. Setting a budget and sticking to it will keep you from overindulging and losing too much money. Set your budget based on the costs of hotel accommodations, travel, shopping, and entertainment. You can use the remainder of your funds on gambling once these other needs are met. In certain areas, Las Vegas has a culture of indulgence and excess that can take people by surprise. Be responsible with your alcohol consumption and avoid things that go against your personal morals. Even though Las Vegas' motto is "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas," this isn't entirely true in the era of social media. Stay true to yourself and do not engage in any behavior you may regret later on when you return home.
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One-sentence summary -- Plan ahead and make reservations for shows if you need to. Attend one of Las Vegas' famous magic, comedy, or cabaret shows. Purchase a Las Vegas Nightlife Pass if you want to experience VIP lounges at multiple bars. Try your hand at one of Las Vegas' casinos. Set a budget before you start gambling. Be as responsible as possible.

You can use a basic job search engine such as Monster, Yahoo!, or Indeed. However, you can also find these jobs by searching for them on the websites of major hotel chains. Use "night auditor" as your search term. You can also narrow it down by city. Like any job, it's best to customize your resume and cover letter to fit the position. You want to highlight skills and experience that will benefit the company if you're in this position. Go down the list of requirements, and make sure you hit each one of those in your cover letter. In addition, highlight experience on your resume that's relevant to the job. Keep in mind, most hotels are looking for people who are good in customer service. You'll also want to highlight any math and computer skills you have, as well as organizational skills. Many jobs will allow you to apply online. You'll likely need to fill out an application form with biographical information, your work history, and references. Most places also require that you send in a resume and cover letter. Another option for finding a job is to simply do the leg work. Go to a variety of hotels, and ask if they are hiring night auditors. Make sure to have a resume in hand and dress as if you are interviewing that day, because there's an off chance that you might be. As a night auditor, you must do well under pressure, as you'll need to deal with emergencies from time to time. Prove you can remain calm by doing well at the interview; respond directly as possible to questions. If a question throws you, pause a moment before answering. Take a deep breath to clear your mind. If you need to, ask the interviewer to repeat the question.
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One-sentence summary -- Search for jobs. Tailor your cover letter and resume. Send in your application online. Visit hotels in the area. Nail the interview by remaining calm.

You may cover the dish with foil for only 15-20 minutes and then remove the foil. Leaving it on longer may cause the cream in the ramekins to get watery rather than the correct texture of a nice pudding. After they've cooled down, remove the ramekins from the baking dish, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 3 hours or up to 2 days.
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Pour the custard into the caramel-bottomed ramekins, and fill the baking dish with water so that the bottom halves of the ramekins are under water. Bake until the custard is set, which should take around 20 to 45 minutes. Let the custards cool down in the water bath. After the custard has been refrigerated, run a knife around the edge of each ramekin and invert the custard onto a nice plate, making sure you get all of the caramel out. Served.