So, the 2012 (2013) edition of the Trippies, the VegasTripping.com user and editor poll, are open for nominations.
If you're feeling up for it, here are a few things for your nomination consideration:
* Best App: Vegas Mate for iOS
* Best Podcast: Vegas Gang
* Best Blog: Two Way Hard Three
Like what we do here? We'd love a nod for nomination.
Cheers.
And I mean that with the greatest possible respect. I know people usually throw "fanboy" around as a pejorative, but to me the idea of someone who is so into whatever it is they're into--whether it's Star Trek, or cartoons, or craps--that they have a childlike enthusiasm about it is quite positive. After the jump, I talk a little about what Stevens' fanboy status means.
Episode #83 is up!
Listen here: ttp://www.vegasgangpodcast.com/2012/10/vegas-gang-83-october-13th-2012-vimfp
This time on the show:
- Interview with Derek Stevens, CEO of The D Las Vegas
Wow, I'm only a couple days removed from the event and I still can't believe how perfect it was.
A really fun show, great guests, lots of laughs and a perfect venue combined with an amazing audience to make for a perfect afternoon, followed by the after-party. It truly was nothin' but a good time.
It really was amazing. Thank you all so much for coming and for all of the kind words. It was overwhelming.
As for the podcasts, I've started to go through the audio and they should hopefully be up relatively soon. I think our Vegas Gang interview with Derek Stevens of The D and the Golden Gate was pretty awesome - you won't want to miss it. I'll be passing off the Five Hundy audio to Tim and I'm sure that will go up sometime soonish as well.
In addition, we've got some great photos from our various meet-ups, the Murrening group shot that we took at Aria (almost kiboshed by security) and a little last minute 'paint the balloon' protest that was staged on The Strip in front of Paris (complete with the Friday night crowd joining in).
More to come...
The Vegas Internet Mafia Family Picnic is less than two weeks away and as part of the planning process (and really just cause we're pretty nerdy), we've created Passbook 'passes' for each of the events.
Passbook is a technology added by Apple to the iPhone and iPod touch in iOS 6 for managing things like tickets, loyalty cards and the like.
Our passes are available for free on the VIMFP Web site. To add them to your Passbook, visit that page from your iPhone or iPod touch and tap the Passbook icon beside each event. You'll be asked to verify that you want to add the pass and then you're off and running. If any of the event details change (such as the venue for the cocktail meet-up), you'll be notified automatically via a notification.
For folks running Android, there are some third party apps on the Play Store that support this functionality.
NOTE: You don't need one of these passes for entry to any of the events. Attendance is free and open to all.