Las Vegas’ Neon Museum brings the light

The neon signs that give Las Vegas its iconic skyline go to die at the Neon Museum, a graveyard of sorts just a few miles from the Strip. What stands out about this museum is its ardor for saving the illuminating objects of the past instead of letting them be detonated along with their old homes. The … [Read more...]

Google Confirms Negative SEO

It's becoming increasingly apparent that there needs to be a synergy between backlinks and content. Context - relevancy and placement of content surrounding most links. Over the years, Google has tried to steer clear of mentioning negative SEO and that what others did, particularly with bad links, … [Read more...]

Thailand Construction Industry Examined by Timetric in Topical Report Now Available

York, PA- The 2008-2009 recession, coupled with record-breaking floods in 2011, hit the construction industry hard. But in 2012, the national industry underwent active recovery and registered growth by over 7.5% year over year. Research report was prepared by Timetric and provides an extensive overview of … [Read more...]

3 Day Blinds on How Window Treatments Save Money on Utility Bills

PR to submit 43 infographics

Irvine, CA- According to the infograph, windows can be responsible for 25 percent of an entire home’s heating and cooling bill. When paying for utilities, 29 percent goes to heating costs and 17 percent goes to cooling costs, the two most expensive parts, higher than appliances and electronics. Heat is … [Read more...]

TopBettingReviews.com Releases New Infograph on the History of Betting and Wagering

PR to submit 42 infographics

San Francisco, CA- According to the infograph, 85 percent of American adults have gambled at least one time since they were born. 65 percent of them have gambled at least one in the past year, and 30 percent have made some sort of wager in the last month. 15 percent of those surveyed said they had placed a … [Read more...]

Study Finds Answers Unclear on Conventions’ Impact on Gaming Revenue

San Francisco, CA- According to the latest research from students at UNLV, there is no significantly direct relationship between the attendance at conventions and gaming revenue for Las Vegas casinos and gaming establishments. Conventions do, however, drive up occupancy rates, and the higher occupancy … [Read more...]

Study Finds Happy Demeanor of Women Cost Them Managing Jobs

San Francisco, CA- According to new numbers, even the hardest working and most competent female employee will find it hard to break the “glass ceiling” due to the stereotypes held regarding the perceived friendly and sociable attitude. In contrast, employers who assess candidates for positions that … [Read more...]

Apple Praised for Environmental Policies in China

San Francisco, CA- In 2011, Chinese environmental groups claimed that Apple was unresponsive to environmental concerns that their building suppliers for the iPhone were creating over-pollution into the environment. To combat those allegations, Apple has since instituted quite a number of changes, most of … [Read more...]

France Looks to Ban Public E-Cig Smoking

San Francisco, CA- While electronic cigarettes are becoming more and more a part of the public landscape, being seen at bars, cafes, and restaurants, soon they will no longer be as prevalent in France. The country seems to be expanding its public ban on smoking to include electronic cigarettes as well as … [Read more...]

Not all Homosexuals Support Lesbian Student Arrested for Underage Sex

San Francisco, CA- David McKinnon, president of the Vero Beach, Florida chapter of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays pushed back the notion that the ordeal with Hunt and her underage girlfriend is a gay rights issue. In a statement, McKinnon said “We have not been able to find where the charges … [Read more...]