All right, Al: I'll bite (and show off a cool new tool I just downloaded to my browser):

Nice night image and good job on cleaning up the noise. Overall, I like the light, the details in the architechture and the placement in the image of the elements. Technically, I think Al has always demonstrated that he really knows what he is doing when it comes to exposure, focus, etc.
1. In my view, the right side of the image is still "leaning" left a little (since I know Al leans right, maybe this is to give balance to the universe

). I see the same thing in most of the foreground of the image.
2. The bottom of the image seems cut off to me, leaving me wondering what is there, or wishing it wasn't. I don't know what was in the immediate foreground, and so I assume it wasn't something Al wanted to show in the image. My new "toy"/tool is called "awesome screenshot" and it lets me capture web images from my screen and play around with arrows, boxes, ovals, crops, etc. The red rectangle is where I am mainly referring to.
3. In the same vein, the bush on the LL (red oval) has no detail, but shows up enough to draw attention away from the main event, in my view. I recently shot some night images of the Washington Monument from across the river and have the same problem in mine, except that this is no place to logically crop. Here, I think the image can be successfully cropped on the bottom (see my second image, below).
4. I have never been to this place (never been to Vegas -- not a gambler, so haven't been drawn), so I am not familiar with it or its history or "quirks." Having said that, I don't particularly care for Lady Liberty's bright yellow headband and would be inclined to try to clone it out as a bright distraction that really isn't fitting with the rest of the image (red arrow - I know, didn't really need to point to it, but wanted to play with the toy

).
Here's a "quick and dirty" attempt at a crop (using the "awesome screenshot" software):
