Mar 2
Launch of SEO-FIRE
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(OPENPRESS) March 1, 2008 – Kingsrealm LLC – Consulting Group and Holding Company today announced the launch of SEO-FIRE (www.seo-fire.com) a premier search engine optimization (SEO) company. SEO-FIRE stems from a technical engineering group within the companies holdings. This group provides a full spectrum of SEO services that are a step ahead of traditional marketing based firms. By leveraging the companies engineering expertise SEO-FIRE can take full control of the most complex web infrastructures and deliver outstanding results for clients.

“With the launch of SEO-FIRE our top tier clients now have a specific resource for consulting, training, and turnkey implementation of their mission critical search engine optimization plans. The critical first step for any successful internet marketing strategy must include the total optimization for search engine readiness of the target website. Without SEO the internet marketing effort will be minimized to the point of almost total uselessness.” Says Marc King - Kingsrealm, CEO.

SEO-FIRE dovetails these services with comprehensive internet marketing strategy for full life cycle implementation and management of the internet marketing effort.

About Kingsrealm LLC

Kingsrealm LLC is a privately held consulting firm with holdings across a broad range of marketing and engineering disciplines. Founded in 1992 the company has grown to service enterprise clients as diverse and MIPS Technologies, Expedia, Tymphany Corporation, ShoreTel, Velodyne Acoustics and many more. Kingsrealm - Striving to foster a culture of innovation where marketing and engineering meet to drive sales and satisfy customers.

About SEO-FIRE

Seo-Fire.com is a premier SEO services firm that is a breed apart. By coming from a technical engineering background rather than a purely marketing perspective SEO-FIRE can take full control of any web infrastructure to maximize the search engine readiness of the site giving your business a level of competitive advantage that drives sales and with persistence continues to improve over time.

Mar 2

Chris Heilmann posted a simple commenting trick at ajaxian, these tricks are so simple but usefull i myself never think about ‘em before. As a programmer nor a designer we often comment nor uncomment many lines of our code while testing it, rather than inserting and deleting the same lines (commeting tags) everytime we test it, we simply do these tricks:

Javascript

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  1. foo(); 

  2. //* 

  3. bar();

  4. baz.foo = 200;

  5. return 

  6. {

  7. dolly:clone()

  8. }

  9. // */ 

and to comment all lines except foo() we only need to remove a slash at the beginning of the comment tags, and to re-comment it just add the slash at the same place.

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  1. foo(); 

  2. /*

  3. bar();

  4. baz.foo = 200;

  5. return

  6. {

  7. dolly:clone()

  8. }

  9. // */ 

CSS

Here are the trick for commenting in CSS

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  1. .test 

  2. {

  3. font:bold 1.2em/1em arial

  4. /**/ 

  5. padding:0 5px

  6. margin:0

  7. color:red

  8. /**/ 

  9. border:solid 1px red

  10. }

and to activate the comment we simply remove an asterix(*) character on the beginning of the comment tags

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  1. .test 

  2. {

  3. font:bold 1.2em/1em arial

  4. /*/

  5. padding:0 5px;

  6. margin:0;

  7. color:red;

  8. /**/ 

  9. border:solid 1px red

  10. }

PHP

These trick is for php programing by collaborate sharp(#), slash(/), and asterix(*)

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  1. private function foo() 

  2. {

  3. $return =   false; 

  4. /*

  5. $this->foobar();

  6. if($this->bar)

  7. {

  8. $return = true;

  9. }

  10. else

  11. {

  12. $this->foo();

  13. }

  14. #*/ 

  15. return $return

  16. }

and to activate the commented lines simply we put sharp(#) character before the slash(/) at the beginning of the comment tags.

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  1. private function foo() 

  2. {

  3. $return =   false; 

  4. #/*

  5. $this->foobar();

  6. if($this->bar)

  7. {

  8. $return = true;

  9. }

  10. else

  11. {

  12. $this->foo();

  13. }

  14. #*/ 

  15. return $return

  16. }

So simple huh but i belive these will save your time alot :).