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February 4, 2010 by Orfej
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Geisha Story and Greatest Odyssey video slots – new jackpot offer
October 1, 2008 by Orfej
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Geisha Story and Greatest Odyssey put an emphasis on captivating graphics and animations as well as various new features that enhance the player’s experience and increase the game’s life span.
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Orfej blackjack card counting software – prediction software – probability
August 28, 2008 by Orfej
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Top internet gambling directories – free online gambling directory list
August 10, 2008 by Orfej
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The list of best gambling directories will be each day bigger and bigger.Orfej will try to monitor all websites and change this list each week.We will monitor traffic which webmaster getting from this directories and ofcourse quality of any gambling directory. Of course we will give in this list and little sites but interesting gambling directories.
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Yahoo gambling directory - Huge traffic and high quality links.
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July 29, 2008 by Orfej
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Gambling learning pdf articles – pdf database
May 2, 2008 by Orfej
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Top 10 Las Vegas places to see in one night
February 24, 2008 by Orfej
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A three-day Vegas vacation is about all a human can handle, emotionally and physically. Even if you’re not partaking of the delightful fruits of Sin City (boozing, dancing and buffet gorging), sightseeing and shopping can also take a toll on human endurance.
For those folks that don’t even have three days, I recommend the one-day Vegas Super-Massive Party plan. It’s grueling, but for the attention deficit crowd, it’s a great way to experience the best of Vegas in less than 24 hours.
Vegas Super-Massive Party Plan
First of all, I’m not a licensed medical professional, but you’ll want to get plenty of rest the night before and hydrate the whole way through. The plan has ample time for relaxation, but remember, moderation is your friend.
You’ll want to start with a midday flight to Vegas arriving around noon and a return flight leaving around 7-8AM so you can arrive at the airport around 6AM. Pack light if even at all and grab toiletries as needed.
And as a savings benefit, if you don’t need a hotel room, you don’t have to get one. The plan calls for a place to shower, but if you think you need a disco nap, a place to call home or your plans derail, you should get a room.
Before you leave your house, arrange for a car service to pick you up at the airport or you could spend a precious hour, literally, at the cab stand and time is of the essence.
Noon -2PM
Mandalay Bay
If you didn’t fill up on airline nuts and complimentary beverages, you’re going to want to eat. Mandalay Bay is the closest, biggest resort to the airport so start there for lunch and work your way up The Strip.
Grab lunch at the Burger Bar for a nice slab of beef. You can try the $75 burger, but one of the $15 burgers will do just fine. When you’re done eating, contemplate the meaning of life at the tranquil environs of the Shark Reef. Practice positive reinforcement and picture yourself as the shark, gliding through the day ahead.
2-4PM
Bellagio Poker Room
Now that you’re fed, head over to the Bellagio and grab a chair for a couple of hours at one of Vegas’ best poker rooms. They have poker action for almost every budget and it’s a pretty mellow way to spend a couple of hours.
If your bankroll is big enough, head to Bellagio’s high-roller salon, Club Prive (pictured) and enjoy some responsible gaming and pampering with the elite crowd.
4-7PMish
Caesars Palace
Crossing Flamingo , head to Caesars Palace. You’ll want to hit the Forum Shops and grab some fancy duds for going out later. While there, stop by Casa Fuente for a cigar break and a mojito. Follow that up with a massage and shower (very important) at Qua spa. You’re now relaxed, clean dressed and ready for the night.
7:30-9PM
Mirage
Head a little north of The Strip and catch ‘The Beatles Love’ by Cirque du Soleil. Maybe you’ve just watched ‘Across the Universe’ in theaters or maybe you’re just a Beatles or Cirque du Soleil fan. Whatever the case, it’s a must-not-miss show whether you are spending one night or one week in Vegas.
As a post-show option, stop by and check out the tech-heavy psychdelic-inspired The Beatles Revolution Ultra Lounge on your way out. The ’60s meet the future with fancy lights and interactive, customer-created art being projected onto the walls.
9:30-11PM
Wynn
Time to eat again and luckily Vegas has plenty of options. Heading a little further up The Strip, stop at The Wynn for a fancy dinner at Alex. On the walk over, from The Mirage, be sure to catch the sexy ‘Sirens of TI’ free show in front of Treasure Island.
11PM-1AM
Downtown Vegas
Take a cab for a detour off The Strip to Downtown and the newly christened Fremont East Entertainment District. Downtown nightlife is booming and you can initiate your own hipster pub crawl by stopping at the Downtown Cocktail Room, Beauty Bar and The Griffin. Warning, these are not big dance clubs, but don’t worry, one is up next on the itinerary.
1AM-3AM
The Venetian
Time to start heading back toward the airport and the first stop is a nightcap at TAO Las Vegas. You’ll want to try and skip the line at all costs since time is precious, but once inside, you can rub elbows with celebrities and get an aerobic dance workout to get your second wind.
3AM
Vince Neil Ink Tattoo Parlour
Continuing the trek toward the airport, go to O’Shea’s and permanently mark the occasion with a tattoo at Vince Neil Ink. As the front man for Motley Crue, he knows a little something about tattoos. If you have been drinking a lot, you’ll want to skip the step and hit the slot machines or visit the Peppermill Fireside Lounge. Tattoos and drinking, contrary to movies and television, don’t mix.
4AM
Hard Rock Hotel
It’s almost time for breakfast and the Hard Rock usually has an attractive crowd, even this early in the morning (or late at night as the case may be). Mr. Lucky’s 24/7 is a 24-hour cafe where you can grab something to eat and much-needed coffee before heading to the airport.
6AM
McCarran International Airport
If any of the souvenir shops are open that early, you might want to buy a T-shirt so you have something fresh to wear for the plane ride home. The slots are up and running so if your flight is delayed, you’ll have something to occupy your time before you get on the plane and sleep.
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Top 10 Las Vegas wonders
February 24, 2008 by Orfej
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Las Vegas is the most populous city in the state of Nevada, the seat of Clark County, and an internationally renowned major resort city for gambling, shopping, and entertainment.
On return flights into Vegas during the day, I’ve often heard some first-time visitors peeking out of the airplane window question, “That’s it?” — as if the Eiffel Tower in the desert wasn’t a clue. They can’t really be blamed. On similar flights at night, the plane is buzzing with excitement and there is no doubt that collection of fantasy buildings neatly along The Strip is Las Vegas.
The difference is neon. Elvis sang it best when he said “Bright light city gonna set my soul on fire.” Neon fuels our dreams and adds some sort of visual evidence to our hopes and expectations. Neon hit the desert in the late ’20s, but the first major sign wasn’t erected until the ’50s and since then, neon has been more important to Vegas than oxygen. Well, scientifically it’s not, but there is oxygen in New York City and Paris even sparkles their Eiffel Tower, but the excitement of flying into those cities at night pales in comparison.
The dark side (literally) of it all is that neon will be close to extinction in Vegas by 2012. With the new neon-less casinos going up and the old casinos being imploded between now and then, visitors will only be able to find these tubes in places like the Neon Museum, Downtown and other nostalgic venues. That’s not to say Vegas will be back in the dark ages. Casinos will still be lighting the night sky, but using smarter big-screen technology instead of glass tubes filled with gas that can show only one image. There’s something organically sexy in the sight and sound of flickering, flashing neon — like an electric campfire. But hey, who are we to stand in the way of progress?
So let’s celebrate neon in Vegas with the Top 10 neon experiences. If you want to get weepy and share your love of Vegas neon, you can leave a comment below.
1. The Vegas Sign — This certainly isn’t the most complex of the neon signs but it tops the list because of its iconic status throughout the world. Every year thousands of tourists risk the speeding cars at the southern end of the Strip to reach the median where this Sin City landmark rests.
2. Neon Museum — The Neon Museum is dedicated to preserving the neon history of Vegas. Many of the signs are supplied by their The Boneyard where old neon signs created by famed Young Electric Sign Company go to retire. You’ve no doubt seen the Boneyard in movies like ‘Vegas Vacation.’ The Silver Slipper sign seen here was taken down a the request of Howard Hughes. It was too bright for him when he stayed across the street so he bought the Silver Slipper casino and had the shoe removed.
Be sure and check out the Neon Museum for Boneyard tours.
3. Peppermill — Some of my best meals in Vegas have been enjoyed at the Peppermill restaurant in the vintage futuristic glow of the pink and red neon snaking throug the interior. The plastic trees and colored sugar crystals at the table add to the festivities. Drunk or sober, the food is good with huge portions.
If you’re looking for that “Vegas Baby, Vegas” feel, step into the adjoining Fireside Lounge which combines 20th-century neon technology with old-school fire for a sexy, sophisticated anything-can-happen night.
4. Flamingo — With the old champagne tower days, the Flamingo has always been a trend-setter in the visual department. I like to stand under this sign and just watch it flicker.
5. Vegas Vic — Neon cowboy Vegas Vic has been watching over downtown Vegas since 1951. This shot here shows the past and the future of Vegas lighting technology with the massive, neon-free Fremont Street Experience.
6. Circus Circus — The details of this neon, known as Lucky the Clown, are fairly intricate. Swirling tubes of glass color in the hair, lollipop and costume. In a mix of old Vegas and new Vegas, a giant television-style screen is in his belly that flashes dinner and gaming specials.
7. Binion’s Casino — Even with the Fremont Street Experience and all of the other old-school casinos’ neon blazing, I always have to stop for a few seconds and take in the giant aqua wall of neon at Binion’s.
8. Stardust (gone but not forgotten) — So this is one neon experience no longer available, but it’s in the list because it represented everything pure and good about casino neon. The garish purple and red neon outlining the floors of the hotel and the classic flashing Stardust sign played a beautiful light symphony.
9. Margaritas By the Yard – Big drinks are famous in Vegas and anyone, in this case the Luxor, that invests in a neon sign to drive the yard-long cocktail business is OK by me. It’s not like a chalkboard that lists specials at other places.
10. Riviera Splash – This is Vegas neon at it’s craziest and perhaps, most glorious. The neon is essentially a billboard for the long-running Splash at the Riviera. Facing the Strip, it beckons pedestrians with wavy water-like tubes, bright bulbs and starry, starry neons. This sign could easily be one of the 28 modern wonders of the world.
