Mile High Music Festival Prohibits Tailgating

The Mile High Music Festival in Colorado will be prohibiting tailgating. Ok…like that is really going to be enforced!!! And if it does, that is simply not representing KIND COLORADO. So essentially, you must arrive at DICK’S SPORTING GOODS parking lot, and head right into the festival. I just do not see that happening.

According the the thefreedictionary.com, the definition of tailgating is: To participate in a picnic that is served from the tailgate of a vehicle, as before a sports event. Can you imagine arriving at the festival and not seeing people drinking a beer at their car? Or how about a late night, post festival pseudo shakedown street? I don’t know if that will happen, but why shouldn’t it??? I agree the festival is great for Denver, but I hope they are going to represent KIND COLORADO and not enforce their NO TAILGATING rule.

For the entire list of items that are allowed and items that are prohibited, CLICK HERE!

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Google AdWords Pay-Per-Action Ads – How are pay per action ads targeted?

Your pay-per-action ads are eligible to appear on a site in the Google content network in two ways:

• In standard AdSense for content ad units: Pay-per-action ads will be eligible to appear in standard ad units on a contextually targeted basis. Pay-per-action ads shown in this type of ad unit will compete in the auction against other ads eligible to appear on AdSense publishers’ sites.
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Listen to Jazz Fest 2008 in New Orleans

Tomorrow starts the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival 2008. Click here for more information. The dates are:

Week 1: Fri, Apr 25 / Sat, Apr 26 / Sun, Apr 27

Week 2: Thu, May 1 / Fri, May 2 / Sat, May 3 / Sun, May 4

You can listen to the festival on WWOZ. Click here for the WWOZ Live Jazz Fest 2008 internet radio broadcast.

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Aspen Highlands to Re-Open

I just received an email from Frontier Airlines. They announced the following:

Last Chance to Ski
To help celebrate our new service to Aspen / Snowmass, we’re excited to spread the news that Aspen Highlands will reopen April 26 – 27. Book your flight today to take advantage of the special fares below or click here to learn more about this special event.

This sounds great. I just posted yesterday that Arapahoe Basin is still 100% open! Skiing will not end for a while in Colorado. There’s tons of snow in the mountains so get out and enjoy yourself!

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Open Ski Resorts in Colorado

You can still ski in Colorado. The following ski mountains are still open:

Arapahoe Basin
Loveland
Silverton

Also…Echo Mountain is still open. For those of you who have no idea about Echo Mountain, this is strictly a terrain park. It’s very close to Denver so it’s a good option if you’re just into the park.

A-Basin is 100% open still. For all your updated ski reports, go to Colorado Ski Country. It looks like another storm is brewing in the north west so we may get another nice day of POW POW! Have a great day and we hope to see you soon. Don’t forget to sign up for our newsletter!

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What to do in Harrisburg Pennsylvania

What to do in Harrisburg Pennsylvania? Well, the election is coming near and you may be wondering what you should do, or where you should go at night to watch the election? If you need some help, just click on HarrisburgNightLife.com and you’ll find your answer. This site shows many options of where you can go to watch the upcoming Democratic primary in Pennsylvania on April 22nd, 2008. The battle is between Barak Obama and Hillary Clinton. If you are seeking just a restaurant in Harrisburg PA, visit DineOutHarrisburg.com. You’ll find restaurant reviews for Central Pennsylvania including Harrisburg. Both sites offer valuable information. If you decide you want a bit of action and adventure, don’t forget about Ski Roundtop. HarrisburgNightLife.com, DineOutHarrisburg.com, and SkiRoundtop.com are our three new friends on the RippinSkiers.com blog roll located under Rippin Skiers Friends on RippinSkiers.com. Have a great evening and we hope this post helps you out!

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Google AdWords Pay-Per-Action Ads – In what languages can I create pay-per-action ads?

Pay-per-action ads appear only on websites that are part of the Google content network. This includes many publishers, large and small, who run AdWords ads on their content websites. At this time, you’re welcome to create pay-per-action ads in languages currently supported in the AdSense for content network, except Romanian.

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Ski Season is NOT over!

Ski season is NOT over in Colorado. As I was driving home this evening, the news reported on the radio that there was terrible weather in Frisco at I70. I’m sorry for those who may not be comfortable driving in this weather, but for the rest of us who are still skiing, this is great news! There’s been a ton of snow dumped in the past few days including today. Hopefully it continues through the evening. This may be the last weekend for Vail and Beaver Creek, but we can still ski at Arapahoe Basin.

I called a friend of mine and he said he was not into it. My only thought…this is one of the last weekends to have the opportunity to ski most places on the mountain including skiing in the trees. Soon, we won’t be riding the lift for months. So get off your butt, and get out there. And if you don’t, I’ll ski for you. Also, don’t forget about the awesome parties that go on in the lot at A-Basin.

Finally, if you are thinking about flying here to ski, go for it. Get on a plane, bring your boots, leave your skis at home and just rent at the mountain. Oh, and bring your warm clothes. It tends to stay cold at A-Basin. Sometimes, yes, you can ski in shorts. But it is Colorado, and the weather changes quickly. So, if you do get on a plane and come here, enjoy! You have till at least the end of May. There’s a ton of snow in the mountains!!!

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Google AdWords Pay-Per-Action Ads – Where will my pay-per-action ads appear?

Your pay-per-action ads are eligible to appear on publisher sites in the Google content network. Pay-per-action ads will be displayed in two ways:

• In standard AdSense for content ad units: Pay-per-action ads will be eligible to appear in standard ad units on a contextually targeted basis. Pay-per-action ads shown in this type of ad unit will compete in the auction against other ads eligible to appear on AdSense publishers’ sites, including cost-per-click and cost-per-thousand impression ads.
• In publisher-selected ad units: For these ad units, individual publishers will choose to display specific pay-per-action ads that they feel will appeal to their sites’ users. Publisher-selected ad units are separate from AdSense for content ad units, so pay-per-action ads in these ad units do not participate in the auction, and ads will not be contextually targeted.

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Mile High Music Festival Lineup

Saturday 7/19
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
O.A.R.
Michael Franti & Spearhead
Steve Winwood
Spoon
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Citizen Cope
Andrew Bird
Josh Ritter
State Radio
J.J. Grey & Mofro
Bob Schneider
Brett Dennen
Newton Faulkner
Meese
Born In The Flood
Railbenders

Sunday 7/20
Dave Matthews Band
John Mayer
The Black Crowes
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Flogging Molly
Colbie Caillat
OneRepublic
The Roots
Leftover Salmon
Martin Sexton
Flobots
Ingrid Michaelson
Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
Tea Leaf Green
Rose Hill Drive
The New Mastersounds
Serena Ryder
The Photo Atlas

Tickets are available here: http://www.milehighmusicfestival.com/tickets.php

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