Welcome to Vegas Tech Group. We have been in advertising design, marketing and public relations for almost 10 years.
We live in a world that is saturated with information. Our ability to absorb and understand it has changed significantly in the last two decades. The internet's worldwide "whatever" has created a need for highly targeted media and an endless supply of quickly digestible bites for the ADD generation.
Our goal is to help you channel your communications efforts effectively across diverse media platforms and audiences. My focus is to create well-researched, well-designed media, creative marketing blitzes and buzz-producing public relations campaigns. Check out some recent work here!
Looking for a GIRLS NIGHT OUT or a do you have a BACHELORETTE PARTY coming up? Look no further than Las Vegas Stripper Poles Dance Studio. These interactive classes are created to help women of all ages, shapes and sizes. They want you to feel great about yourself by letting go of your sensual/sexy/seductive side. They want you to lose your inhibitions all without losing focus on what’s really important and that’s having fun by learning SEXY STRIP CLUB moves while utilizing boas, chairs, floors, walls, and of course, poles! Don’t worry ladies there’s NO NUDITY involved.
If you’re looking for a fun experience like no other where you get to act like you’re in a real life strip club and have the opportunity to learn sexy moves from a REAL EX-LAS VEGAS STRIPPER, then Las Vegas Stripper Poles Dance Studio is for you! They guarantee that this is the one tourist attraction you truly won’t forget!
They encourage women 18 to 80 years old, no matter what your shape or size to part take in one of their TEN UNIQUE CLASSES at Las Vegas Stripper Poles Dance Studio.
There’s nothing like the real thing when it comes to learning actual strip club moves as well as dance routines on real stripper poles. You are encouraged to lose your inhibitions while having fun. They hope you take what you’ve learned in one of their classes home with you and give your man a real treat! You will learn the SEXIEST SECRETS from the pros that cannot be found anywhere else!
Las Vegas Stripper Poles Dance Studio is located just off the strip near The Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino, right off I-15 in Las Vegas, NV. Classes are held daily inside the private Las Vegas Stripper Poles Dance Studio classroom.
For a complete list of classes you can find them here at LasVegasStripperPolesDanceStudio.com/index.php/en/Services/classes.html.
You can follow Las Vegas Stripper Poles Dance Studio on Twitter @lvspdancestudio and on Facebook at Facebook.com/LasVegasStripperPolesDanceStudio.
SavageTournaments.com is the second project that AceUpMySleeve.com, a poker division of Vegas Tech Group, recently engaged.
Matt Savage has become the most sought after poker tournament director today. Matt has directed the World Series of Poker in 2002-2004 and has been a part of its growth into the largest poker tournament in the world. In 2004, the World Series of Poker attracted almost 2600 players to the main event with a top prize of $5,000,000.
Matt’s charisma, enthusiasm and love of poker has helped to bring more and more celebrities to the tables, joining the professionals and amateurs across the world in high profile, high stakes tournaments. Since 2002, he has appeared on ESPN, Fox Sports Net, Travel Channel, and many other networks hosting tournaments around the globe.
Matt specializes in running live tournaments for on-line poker websites.
Additionally, Matt founded the Tournament Directors Association and has been instrumental in standardizing poker tournament rules worldwide.
He has recently accepted the job of Executive Tour Director of the World Poker Tour and still remains full time Tournament Director at Commerce Casino which is the world’s largest poker room and at his hometown casino Bay 101 in San Jose, California.
For a full list of services he provides you can visit his site at SavageTournaments.com/index.php/en/Services.
You can follow Matt Savage on Twitter @SavagePoker or on Facebook at Facebook.com/SavageTournaments.
Need some home improvements? Well there’s no better place to turn to than Shari and Bob’s Home Improvement.
Shari and Bob were raised in the Midwest with down-home values and a dedicated work ethic.
After retiring from the Marine Corps as a decorated veteran, Bob worked for and owned several
construction companies. Their 30 years of experience in construction trades makes them especially qualified to handle any repair or maintenance challenge that you may face.
They pride themselves on being cost-effective, timely on projects and meticulous in cleanup.
For a full list of services they provide you can visit them at ShariAndBobs.com/index.php/en/Services/our-services.html.
PokerAssistantsForHire.com was the first project that the new poker division, AceUpMySleeve.com, of Vegas Tech Group took on.
PokerAssistantsForHire.com headed up by Patty Landis and Lisa Ronning is a website dedicated to helping out poker players of all skill levels who are in the need for assistance. Patty and Lisa co-founded Poker Assistants For Hire after Patty’s huge success as being a top Poker Stars Pro personal assistant and Lisa’s business idea which started back in her college days when she developed an action plan to assist poker players while they were at the tables during the WSOP.
Whatever it may be, these women can accommodate your needs. For a full rundown of services offered please visit their site at PokerAssistantsForHire.com/index.php/en/Services/. They also provide VIP services which are listed here PokerAssistantsForHire.com/index.php/en/VIP-Services.
We recently launched our new division dedicated to poker players and the poker community. From being an avid poker player, we feel we’re the right fit to help poker players establish the web presence they need. Our web solutions range from new website design/development to search engine optimization to search engine marketing to social media. Whatever the case maybe we can help you with any of your web needs. Please visit our sister site today, AceUpMySleeve.com, to get the full rundown of web services we’re offering.
New HTML5 Tags
It will be interesting to see if HTML5, a revision of Hyper Text Markup Language, that’s the basis of the web, can fulfill its promise. The vision is to create richer and more meaningful semantics in order to be more flexible and efficient.
Some new tags:
- <article> tag defines an article
- <aside> tag defines content aside from the page content
- <audio> tag defines sound content
- <canvas> tag defines graphics
- <command> tag defines a command button
- <datalist> tag defines a dropdown list
- <details> tag defines details of an element
- <dialog> tag defines a dialog (conversation)
- <embed> tag defines external interactive content or plugin
- <figure> tag defines a group of media content, and their caption
- <footer> tag defines a footer for a section or page
- <header> tag defines a header for a section or page
- <hgroup> tag defines information about a section in a document
- <keygen> tag defines a generated key in a form
- <mark> tag defines marked text
- <meter> tag defines measurement within a predefined range
- <nav> tag defines navigation links
- <output> tag defines some types of output
- <progress> tag defines progress of a task of any kind
- <rp> tag is used in ruby annotations to define what to show browsers that do not support the ruby element.
- <rt> tag defines explanation to ruby annotations.
- <ruby> tag defines ruby annotations.
- <section> tag defines a section
- <source> tag defines media resources
- <time> tag defines a date/time
- <video> tag defines a video
Hopefully these will prove to be the useful tags we hope they are.
Replacing the DIV Tag
Many old tags have gone the way of the dinosaur. HTML5 has replaced the <DIV> tag, which lacked the ability to specify major parts of the website. The new tags will make it much easier to navigate the code. And for that reason, search engines will love it!
Here is a list of tags that will disappear, never to be seen again:
- <acronym> tag defines an acronym.
- <applet> tag defines an embedded applet.
- <basefont> tag specifies a default font-color, font-size, or font-family for all the text in a document.
- <big> tag is used to format the text one size bigger, and can be in relation to your <font> or <basefont> size, if you’ve specified either one.
- <center> tag is used to center text.
- <dir> tag is used to list directory titles.
- <font> tag specifies the font face, font size, and font color of text.
- <frame> tag defines one particular window (frame) within a frameset.
- <frameset> tag defines a frameset. The frameset element holds two or more frame elements. Each frame element holds a separate document.
- <s> and <strike> tags define strikethrough text.
- <tt> tag is used for “typetype” text, or fixed-width typewriter-type font. Other than the different type style, it has normal font characteristics
- <u> tag is used to underline text.
Replacing the <DIV> Tag
The <div> tag is still one of the major tags used in HTML code but it was semantically weak because of how useless it is when it comes to specifying different sections of the website structure. The new HTML5 tags such as <article>, <aside>, <nav>, <figure>, <header>, <footer> – will be much better for identifying major parts of the website and clarifying the major structure.
The Result
The hope is that the new tags and the semantics in general will raise the level of communication and cooperation between the web audience and the web technologies. From today’s perspective these changes look awesome, but they will only stand the test of time if we all use these new innovations.
Any social network is only interesting if the people you care about are also active members. In 2010 we are navigating a veritable sea of social connections. Is there no end in sight?
How about getting back to your original social network — the pals, family members, coworkers and acquaintances in your e-mail address book? With that thought in mind, Google rolled out Google Buzz , last week. Rather than starting out as an all-new service, Buzz is debuting as a feature inside Gmail. This makes it instantly available to tens of millions of people. Users will find a link right under their inbox, letting them post to Buzz and peruse others’ activity right from their Gmail. This allows you to interact with people you’re already in touch with via e-mail.
Some have criticized the idea as being too privacy invasive. But its a case of the really, really good outweighing any bad. There is no character limit to expressing yourself. You can restrict your posts to a group of people you choose, such as “Family Members”, etc. or choose to go public. Like Facebook’s Wall, if you paste a link to another Web site into a post, Buzz adds a summary to your post, complete with images. The photo-sharing feature is especially easy to use as you can upload directly to Buzz as well as Flickr and Picasa albums.
Buzz is also available on wireless phones: Apple’s iPhone and models that uses Google’s Android software at first, with more to come. This mobile version, which resembles services such as Foursquare and Gowalla, uses your phone’s GPS and Google Maps’ mammoth database of local businesses to figure out where you are. That makes it a snap to share opinions about restaurants, stores, and other establishments.
Initial privacy concerns were expressed over Buzz’s auto following feature. However, the company moved swiftly and has now answered critics by terminating the autofollowing process altogether. Now they suggest people from your Gmail contact list: You can follow all of them, none of them, or pick and choose.
There are still a few rough spots for Buzz to overcome. You tend to read popular posts over and over as they rise to the top of your list after an old post gets a new comment. And the yellow highlight for new comments is faint and easy to miss. The service also puts Buzz discussions it thinks you’ll want to read directly in your Gmail inbox, but gives them cryptic subject lines. As a result, it’s often tougher to find interesting stuff than it should be. It is also very slow in grabbing and republishing your Twitter tidbits.
I’m sure Google will continue to act swiftly to smooth out these bumps in the road. I know I am having fun Buzzing at www.google.com/profiles/mrtreyk – stop by and say Hi!
**** WordPress 3.0, the new version of the leading blogging software is scheduled for a May release!!
So, WordPress 3.0 will include the following features:
- MU or Multi-User option now will be available to all WordPress 3.0 users. This is a great feature as it will allow you to manage multiple blogs with different permissions – from a single admin panel. Awesome!
- Attention bloggers, the support for custom post types makes creating and managing content much easier. Categories will not disappear.
- The Menu management features a Custom Navigation menu system that is included into the core. It includes many usability features like drag and drop among others, that will be in various menus. This menu enlightens widget management, submenus system and much more.
- There will be a new default design theme, called 2010. A live demo is available on the official WordPress website.
This allegedly will be the WordPress 3.0 2010 default design theme
- Custom Background and Image support system will help you create new theme for your blog in a matter of minutes.
- WordPress 3.0 makes it possible to use the specific author templates. So, you can easily mark your own post or entry with your signature.
- Canonical Plugins will be available in WordPress 3.0, so no worries that new releases will kill them.
We hope that some of the issues with older versions will be addressed.
Security is one of the most important features for any platform and old WordPress versions’ minimal requirements of PHP4 and MySQL4 are quite insecure. But we know that now you can easily migrate to PHP5 though this fact only solves the problem partially.
- Chmod 777 command security risks that were one of the favorite topics to discuss for the at least several years now. According to the NerdGrind -
This would make your WordPress installation vulnerable to a security attack. Some plugins might ask you to do this temporarily, and then ask you to change the permissions back to 755 after the plugin finishes its setup. This won’t fix your problem without adding more problems. The might allow the plugin upgrade to work, but it won’t fix the WordPress upgrade issue unless you chmod 777 the entire WordPress installation directory, which is a huge security risk, and should never be done.
- Autosave and revisions issues that sometimes expand your database 20 times from what it was just ten minutes ago. There are some plugins for this problem but we hope this feature can be fixed on a higher level.
- Re-installing WordPress database can cause WP database class bug. This may cause troubles for users especially considering Multi-User merging process. Hakre on WordPress states that this bug will remain in 3.0 version too.
When a replacement class is in use, the original WPDB one will get re-created under certain circumstances instead of the replacement one. That breaks the modular DB replacement concept once introduced.
Despite some concerns, the new release is much anticipated. We all expect WordPress 3.0 to make the web better and safer. We’d love to hear from you about how you think WordPress 3.0 version will affect your online experience. Please share your opinions and ideas. Thanks!