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Las Vegas extreme Dirt bike excursion – hardcore

Thursday, December 31st, 2009


Hidden Valley and Primm Extreme Dirt Bike Tour
Get off the pavement and take this extreme dirt bike tour, to Hidden Valley and Primm, you’ll take a challenging but exhilarating ride through rugged desert and mountain terrain.

Your trip to the Nevada Desert begins with a complimentary air-conditioned ride from Las Vegas to Jean, Nevada approximately 20-30 minutes drive dependent on traffic.  After a short but thorough safety briefing, you’ll set out on a thrilling off-road adventure through the Hidden Valley National Monument, McCullough Mountain Range and across the Roach Dry Lake.

Experience a variety of single-track and dual-track trails. This tour will also take you to some more challenging trails, mountain overlooks and legendary off-road racetracks. This extreme dirt bike tour will cover anywhere from 20 to more than 50 miles of rugged desert terrain depending on group size and riding abilities.

Book the morning tour and stop for a short break at Buffalo Bill’s Hotel and Casino in Primm, Nevada on the California – Nevada Stateline and then prepare for your return dirt bike ride. Afternoon tours offer the same dirt bike ride, but are shorter in total tour duration, as they do not stop at Primm.


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Private tour – Las Vegas honeymoon

Thursday, December 31st, 2009


Private Tour: Honeymoon in Vegas

Exclusively designed for an unforgettable evening, this package includes round-trip stretch limousine transport, dinner at the elegant Mandalay Hotel and Casino, and admission to Rum Jungle. Boasting state of the art decor from fire walls and waterfall walls to volcanic mountains of rum and go-go dancers performing above the huge bar area, Rum Jungle is the hottest night club in Las Vegas.

Venue: Mandalay Bay Casino/Rum Jungle Discoteque

Renowned designer Jeffrey Beer’s tropical fantasy is a 20,000 square-foot spectacle for the senses. Guests pass through a 22-foot tall wall of fire and are met with the cool rush of a waterfall followed by a spectacular three-tiered dining area. The exotic a la carte menu features such delicacies as Blue Corn Fried Calamari with dangerous salsa and cilantro-ginger pesto, and Cuban Coffee Smoked Ribs with guajillo BBQ sauce.

From the Brazilian Rodizio-style “fire-pit”, signature entrees include Wood-Fire Mai-Tai Cured Island Spiced Salmon and Huli-Huli Rotisserie Chicken with a Pineapple Teriyaki Glaze. At night, Rum Jungle turns into a nightclub considered to be one of the hottest in Las Vegas, featuring the world’s largest and best rum bar, measuring 144 feet long and 19 feet high.


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Las Vegas and Elvis – His last Concert (picture)

Thursday, December 31st, 2009

elvis last concert 1977 Ind.

This is said to be a picture of Elvis at his last concert in 26 June 1977 in Indiana.

Elvis had a long History with Las Vegas. Starting in the mid 50’s where He for all popular accounts flopped because his fan base were not old enough to come to Vegas. Not till his good friend Liberace talked him into coming back , going so far as designing his now famous jump suit with cape, did Elvis return in 1968 performing at what was than the International (now the Hilton)

You can still find some old haunts Elvis visited like the The wedding chapel now on the south end of the strip where the wedding scene from Viva Las Vegas was filmed and Piero’s Italian restaurant said to be the only place Elvis ate at outside His penthouse at the Hilton.

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Poker tips for the Newbie, Las Vegas adventure.

Friday, February 13th, 2009
  • Want to become a better player, fast? Follow these 10 tips to boost
    your poker performance & profits. While geared to beginner players,
    there’s poker tips that even seasoned pros should remind themselves of
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1. Don’t Play Every Hand / Do Fold More

Probably the number one mistake beginning poker players make is that
they play far too many hands. When you’re just starting out playing
poker, you want to play poker, and that means staying in
hands that aren’t very good just to be part of the action. But playing
more doesn’t mean winning more, it usually means losing more. If you
find you’re staying in half or more the hands you’re dealt, you need to
upgrade your starting hand requirements.

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2. Don’t Play Drunk

Countless nights have I sat across a table from someone &
watched them get plastered silly and throw away their entire stack of
chips. I’ve been that person too – and there are nights where you’re
just playing with friends for low stakes and it’s more about the fun
than the poker – but if you’re in a casino, watch the alcohol. The
truth is, while you may be more relaxed after 2 drinks, it may lead to
you playing looser and less sharply, even if one’s not ‘drunk.’
Related: Vote: Should Poker Players be Allowed to Drink at Tournaments?

3. Don’t Bluff Just For Bluffing’s Sake

A lot of beginner’s understand that bluffing
is a part of poker, but not exactly how. There’s is NO rule that one
must bluff a certain amount or at all during a poker game, but many
players don’t feel like they’ve won unless they’ve tried a poker bluff.
Bluffs only work in certain situations & against certain people,
and if you know a player always calls to the showdown, it is literally
impossible to bluff that player. It’s better never to bluff than to
bluff “just to bluff.”

Learn more about bluffing dos and don’ts

4. Don’t Stay in a Hand Just Because You’re Already In It

Another common mistake beginners make is to think that “Well, I’ve
already put that much in the pot, I have to stay in now.” Nope. You
can’t win a pot just by throwing money at it. There may be cases when
pot odds warrant a call, but if you’re sure you’re beaten, and there’s
no way your hand can improve to be the best hand, you should fold right
away. The money you’ve already put in the pot isn’t yours anymore, and
you can’t get it back just by playing a hand all the way to the end.

5. Don’t Call at the End of a Hand to “Keep Someone Honest”

This one follows the last tip. I see a lot of players look at
another player’s final bet, look at the hand, & say “I know you’ve
got me, but I have to keep you honest,” as they throw in a final call.
It may be worth it to see if a player really has the hand if you’re not
sure & you’re gaining information that will help you later on, but
if you really feel a player has the hand he’s representing & you’re
beat, why give him another pile of your money? Those bets will add up
over an evening.

6. Don’t Play When Mad, Sad, or in a Generally Bad Mood

When you play poker, you shouldn’t do it to escape from being depressed or having a really bad day. You start out on tilt
— playing emotionally, not rationally — and you won’t play your best.
Likewise, if during a poker game, you lose a big hand or get sucked out
on and feel yourself going on tilt, stand up & take a break until
you feel calm later on. Fellow players will sense your mood & take
advantage of it.

7. Do Pay Attention to the Cards on the Table

When you first start playing, it’s enough just to remember how to
play and pay attention to your own hand. But once you’ve got that down,
it’s incredibly important to look at what’s going on at the table. In Texas Hold’em, figure out what the best possible hand would be to fit the flop. Make sure you notice flush & straight possibilities. In 7-card stud, pay attention to what’s showing & what people have folded when you consider calling opponents.

8. Do Pay Attention to the Other Players

As you play, one of the single best things you can do is observe your opponents, even when you’re not in a hand. If you know if one player always raises in a certain position, & another has a poker tell
when he bluffs, & a 3rd folds to every re-raise, you can use that
information to help you decide how to play against them. Once you know
that player 3 always folds to a re-raise on a river, that’s when you
can bluff & steal a pot.

9. Don’t Play at too High Limits

There are many reasons people move up to a higher limit game than they usually play. Good reasons like they’ve been winning consistently
at a lower lever & are ready to move up, & bad reasons like the
line is shorter for higher limits or you want to impress someone. Don’t
play at stakes that make you think about the actual money in terms of
day-to-day life or with money you can’t lose. Even if you had one
super-good night at $2/4, resist the urge to play $5/10. The next tip
explains more why.

10. Do Pick the Right Game for Your Skill Level & Bankroll

One of the reasons you shouldn’t jump into a $5/10
game after winning a huge bunch of money at $2/4 is because as the
stakes rise, so does the average skill level of the players sitting
there. You want to be one of the best at the table, not the fish who sits down with sharks. If you’re making stacks of money at a lower level game, why move? You’re winning stacks of money. The swings up & down at higher limits are much bigger, and one big night’s win won’t last long at a high-stakes game.

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Las Vegas – There is no reason to pay full price or stand in lines for show tickets.

Wednesday, January 14th, 2009

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We are proud to offer you show tickets for a discount of 50% off. Many 50% Off show tickets can be purchased up to 7 days in advance. Many 50% Off show ticket options have dinner included, if you need, and best of all you save money on every show ticket you buy from us!  No one will ever know you did not pay full retail price. You will attend the show with full benefits and experiences as if you had paid full price. No memberships to join, buy one show ticket or hundreds, all at 50% off the regular price. Why pay retail when you can buy a show ticket at a whopping discount of 50%.

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Plan a Las Vegas wedding, Las Vegas Hotels with Chapels and wedding services.

Monday, January 12th, 2009

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If you are planning on getting married in Las Vegas you will need this wedding planning resource. You will need to select a wedding chapel for your Las Vegas Wedding. Do you want a Las Vegas hotel or a Chapel on the Las Vegas strip? Do you need a Las Vegas wedding planner? Where will you eat after your Las Vegas Wedding?

However you want to tie the knot, Las Vegas offers you the ultimate freedom of choice, ranging from Elvis presiding over a 24-hour drive-through chapel to a lavish soirée at one of the world’s premier resorts, from a breathtaking outdoor ceremony at Mt. Charleston to a traditional ceremony in a church packed with guests.

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