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Rated 3.5 out of 5 by 575 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by AnIndianInUSA Avg Stay Nothing bad to write except we did not get free 2 water bottles (minor issue) and location is good but parking across the street not great. I wish they could have built better parking facility when they built this hotel. September 2, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by PatSai Not bad Not great. But definitely fell short of expectation I stay in starwood hotels regularly for family and business travel. This place in Atlantic city was not flexible in accomodating family needs. I did not get the room I was told I will get. There was no flexibility in late checkout. Room was ok not great. I will consider staying elsewhere if I visit Atlantic city again with the family. September 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nancy969 The best place to stay I loved my stay...wish I would've stayed longer. Hotel is beautiful and clean. A little far from beach but so worth it for the cleanliness and quiet that other hotels don't offer. Staff is friendly and helpful. Can't wait to go back for a longer stay :) August 31, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by David278 Smoky room Nice staff and enjoyable stay but the room smelled like smoke and it was non-smoking. August 31, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Jamna Housecleaning did not show up Housecleaning did not show up until 3rd day. Front desk had variety of excuses. August 29, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by camad54 walls thin. The hotel was nicely appointed and clean but rooms had very thin walls and the regular noise had us up most of the night, Even heard other toilets flushing. And when mentioned at desk in morning the clerk acted like she could not have cared less. Food in restaurant was good. August 29, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Willem30 Good location but not many conveniences. Room service prices were extremely costly. The lights in the room did not work when we first entered, had to go back to front desk for help. Water on floor where the ice machine is located, slipped. Had to get someone to clean it up. Not a comfortable lobby, no conveniences for patrons...we checked out at midnight. August 28, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by annoyedguest123 Poor Housekeeping This hotel is downright unclean. In the main lobby the floor is dirty and corners have dust bunnies. When I arrived to my room there was some sticky substance on the night table and bathroom floor had spots. I asked for a room change. In the second room there were childrens finger prints on the windows. There were hairs on the bathroom floor. When I came out of the shower and reached for a towel, I found brown substance on it! It looked like it had been dropped and stepped on and then put back! I went to the front desk with it. They said the housekeeping manager would contact me. No such thing happened. Room service only showed up with 2 new towels. Then as I was checking the room before checking out, I found a CONDOM wrapper under the bed!! I guess I should be happy it wasn't the condom itself! There is a large sign stating "complimentary wifi" in our lobby and 2nd floor. Then i was billed for it because I used their complimentary computers on the second floor. Evidently it was only complimentary if you used your own device! they charged me$8 for an hour's use! I could have just used my ipad if I would have known! Trust me, do NOT stay here if you are particular or discerning on cleanliness!!! August 28, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Balaboos Over rated and costly. Could get same for half price elsewhere We traveled from NYC to AC for a 2 day, pre school, mini vacay. We tried booking online and it said there were 5 rooms available. We wanted adjoining rooms (or at least next to each other, (we had the kids) so we called instead of booking online. We were assured that it wouldn't be an issue. The phone price however was significantly higher than online. After finding some phantom discounts, the agent reluctantly agreed to meet their online price - IF WE BOOKED NOW. Upon arrival, the parking was an absolute disaster, not at all as described on the phone. The facility's NON-COMPLIMENTARY self park was a 15 minute walk from the room WITH ALL OUR LUGGAGE and no bellhops until the lobby. The multiple commutes to our car and back to the room added significant delays to our itinerary and we ended up not visiting all the attractions we scheduled. When I complained (and I'm NOT a complainer), I was told "sorry, you could have opted for valet". How considerate. The amenities in the room left a lot to be desired as well. One tiny bottle of shampoo for 2 people, one mini soap bar, no plastic laundry bag, seriously! The club floor? Complimentary? A joke! Hardly any food put out. Tiny carraffe for hot water (none left after a few people had). As I said, I'm NOT a complainer and enjoy being pampered when we go on vacation. For what we paid -vs- what we got, it left us scratching our heads and asking ourselves: "how did they just get away with that"?? They won't see me in December. August 27, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by RWC24 2 Year dating anniversary 2nd time staying at this hotel. Room was clean, roomy. There was however no fridge. Which was not spelled out in room description. August 26, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by ACepeda1970 Less than what I have come to expect I have stayed here other times, not sure what happened? Initially when I checked in the front person mentioned that there were no rooms in the club floors because they were still cleaning them. On Thursday August 22nd around 8:15 Am I handed the front 2 shirts to get laundered. Never got my shirts. I checked out yesterday morning and I was told someone would contact me. I guess its not happening. I hope I will get re-iumbursed for the shirts if they don't find them? August 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by ChloePhoebe Pleasant Stay in AC I am writing this review from the Link@Sheraton Business Center on the second floor. We did enjoy our stay at the hotel. We just checked out of Room 850, which was a pleasant corner room with a king bed (comfy but a bit bumpy in some spots) and a well appointed bathroom. Upon checkout, I asked the male receptionist if the hotel offered discount booklets to the nearby outlets (since guests we met in the elevator had received them). He said that he did not. I found out that the Sheraton does indeed offer them, but only if you book a Shopping Package. (That is fair, but why does the receptionist have to lie about it?) Five minutes after we checked out,, we came to the Business Center to send an email, but we were unable to log on. I had to go back downstairs and request assistance from NADIR, who was quite helpful. The hotel is only a 12-15 minute walk to the Boardwalk, which is convenient. Parking is $14/night in the Convention Center garage across the street. We did not take advantage of the indoor pool because it was quite crowded, but the health club appeared to be quite nice. It's great to stay in a hotel that does not offer a casino. I cannot imagine what it would be like to stay here when there is an event in the convention center,...as it is, the hotel is crowded and noisy. August 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ferry25 Suite Experience My experience here was amazing. The suite upgrade was SWEET. The hotel staff terrific, the club breakfast & extras truly increased the overall value I received from my stay. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone. August 21, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Andr99 Disappointed Again This was my second stay where my bill was not calculated correctly. On 7/27-29 I stayed at the Sheraton in Delaware and my bill was not calculated correctly (paid for my stay in cash upon check in, and then charged for breakfast and tip I gave to our waitress in cash). Recently on 8/12-8/15 we stayed at the Sheraton Atlantic City and the same thing again with the bill. We gave a card to authorize our stay and advised we would use a different card for payment at checkout. Both cards were charged. The one card where the charge was to be reversed that day (as we were told by the representative at checkout) was not reversed until yesterday (8/19/20/13).We were also told we were booking a room on the club floor and when we arrived we did not get a room on the club floor and we were not advised that no room was available on that floor. It was really disappointing because we believed that we were staying with a hotel that prides itself on it's service to it's customers. In addition we had a security issue because we had to have our door keys checked 4 times because they did not work for the room or when we attempted to access the club floor. Housekeeping never came to our room, we requested them to come in and freshen the room and my husband asked for the vacuum to clean the carpet in our room. Customer service is key to any business and I think the Sheraton needs to revisit that practice to ensure that it is being properly instituted by its staff. August 20, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by psicor11 unhappy hotel guest We stayed at the Sheraton in Puerto Rico last summer and had a great experience. Last Friday, we checked into this hotel in Atlantic City and find the facility not well kept, noisy,pets ect. The most important issue we have was with the front desk staff, they were not helpful, not knowing why charges are being made to our credit card in multiple amounts for the same one night stay, as well as the insulting attitude of the front desk supervisor. August 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Aa46 Good. Parking is not. Good except I feel the parking charge is misleading based on your website's information. August 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Greatnite2013 sheraton at Atlantic City Beautiful Hotel....the customer services is great.......The room was very clean and the location was great. August 19, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by BrianNY Easy stay, horrible check out experience! Let's start by saying I had a wonderful time at this Sheraton, the rooms were clean, the pool was kept up well and I found myself a good block of time a lone laying out in the sun by the jacuzzi. I've traveled before and I understand the whole check in process, the credit card holds, tipping staff, and just general cordiality of being a customer of a hospitality service. the short of the story which will lead into my issue with this specific hotel. I reserved a room for a Thursday night, arrived fairly late, checked in and was told my debit card would be swiped for the full amount and a $50 hold plus $14 parking. Sure, no problem (my rate was $129). I got my room, gave the other key to my brother in law, he stayed in my room and I went to stay with my parents. The next morning he comes down to explain he also had a reservation for the Friday night and was wondering if he could just stay in the room versus moving my sister and the baby and all of his stuff. They said ok not a problem. He then asked if he could just pay for the room from Thursday and then again for his Friday night reservation. I get the whole credit card hold for incidentals, the potential for a back-to-back charge for the same room. My issue is that when we brought it up to the front desk, we compared a few things: 1-The receipt for Thursday night 2-The charges to our bank account 3-The charges the front desk had in their system. None of the charges on either of the three could be explained. This complicated things a bit and we both (brother in law and myself) wanted verifications. I had a charge of 180 that was pending, he had a charge of 300 that was pending, he had a charge of 81 that was processed and his amex was charged 229 (friday nights rate). Neither the front desk nor the manager that was on at the time could explain to us how they arrived at the 81 charge, the 180 pending on my card, the 300 pending on my bro-inlaw's card. Another part that was disconcerting was the receipt we received for Thursday night was in the amount of $163 that was charged to my brother in law's card. With receipt in hand, if I wanted to dispute charges, nothing I had could tie back to anything the front desk could give me. I'm going to iterate the exact comments I received from both the attendant at the front desk and the manager. The first quote was "you should call your bank and ask them about the charges" this was from the manager (I'll with hold the name for this review) and the second quote which was extremely alarming "Do you have enough in your bank account?" I'm a customer, I believe I have the right to ask what I'm being charged and even to the extent of having the charges itemized. On top of that, those staff members were highly unprofessional, during the conversation I was told to not behave in a certain way, i was threatened with being thrown out of the hotel when none of my questions were being answered appropriately. Please take note that this review is ONLY for the Sheraton AC Convention Center. This took place Saturday morning at 8:55am. This does not reflect on any of the other Sheraton's or SPG affiliated hotels. I've had more than pleasant stays at various SPG properties all over the country. August 19, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by AverageLineDude Jacked Price for an Average Room This room was very average. The price was jacked to 450.00 per night and including tax was over 520.00 and they had the gall to charge for internet. Not worth that money by a long shot and feel like my Company was taken advantage of. Fine - I won't choose SPG for personal travel in the future. August 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Aziz112 Friendly and comfortable I stayed at this hotel several times. It is not on the boardwalk but close enough. The staff are friendly and accommodating. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Parking is expensive. The family always enjoyed our stay here. August 15, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by JimP So bad we checked out three days early Buyer beware! Worst Sheraton experience ever. Just a mess on nearly every level. August 14, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by lollers overall okay the room was dusty; lamp shades, bed-side stand. Water was not refilled during conference nor were coffee/tea supplies replenished during conference. August 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by irva mix up My family and I had three rooms. They checked out one night before I did. During check out, my sister found out that the extra night was added to room 448 and my sister asked that it be corrected and changed to my room, 447, but it was not. Therefore security knocked on the door when I was sleeping and said that I did not have a reservation. No minibar in room. The parking garage is totally inconvenient. I checked out and went to the parking garage in pouring rain only to find out that I had to pay for the parking at the hotel. The clerks doing the checkout should ask if I want the parking added to my bill and/or remind me that it has to be paid at the hotel. The restaurant is too expensive for the quality of the food/buffet. August 14, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by JimP Disappointed SPG Member! We are currently staying at this hotel and nearly every aspect of our experience has been below our expectations of the Sheraton Brand. As Gold members we were not given access to the club floor, our room was not ocean view as requested and we had to move rooms upon check in because we insisted on ocean view and not convention center view. Our current room had no complimentary water and we have had to contact the front desk twice already because of a major leak from the air conditioning unit. The rug is soaked and the air smells like mold. My clothing is wet and we have had to lay towels down which is not the way I want to be on vacation. We are still waiting for maintenance to come and will likely request moving rooms yet again. The staff is not helpful nor welcoming here. The location is at the farthest end of AC. Parking here is a long walk and very expensive! This is by far the worst Sheraton experience we have ever had and it's not over for three more nights!!! August 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gefoorin Getaway for two nights This was my first time ever staying at a Sheraton. Very impressed! From the minute I pulled up to the door I felt very welcome, great staff, enjoyed the pool very much, and the bed was very comfortable! Would definitely stay here again! August 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by barbera negatives parking costs way too much, $14/day for self park. when i went to exit the parking lot my ticket said expired and i had to park and go back to the sheraton to get a new ticket. i received a charge for an item the day after i checked out which i did not purchase and had to call the hotel to refund my credit card. i had $5 coupons that i received for "going green" and was not able to utilize them for room service wine. other than that the place is nice and clean and staff is courteous and pleasant. August 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by StephDC Great stay! Stayed at the Sheraton Atlantic City 8/5-8/9/2013. We had a wonderful experience. The staff was so friendly and helpful - wonderful recommendations for beaches to go to and restaurants to eat at. In particular Diane at the front desk was a real treasure. Our bellman Marc was helpful on more than one occasion and Blanca on the Club Level could not have been nicer or more accommodating. Thank you to everyone at the Sheraton for such a wonderful time. The only thing they couldn't improve was our weather. We'll be back. August 10, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by nani01023 Not As Expected I so wanted to enjoy staying at a high star hotel for my first time but I was very disappointed. Sure the staff is friendly but that only goes but so far. The rooms are clean but outdated. Torn wallpaper and stained carpet. The box springs are worn out. They literally charge you for anything and everything. Want that water that came with your room? Well drink it and they will charge you! Want to order take out? The local call will cost you! WiFi? Oh, yes there's a 10 dollar per day fee if you want to use it in your room!! The Boardwalk? Prepare to walk 4 to 5 of the longest blocks you've ever seen! Oh and No smoking!! You'll have to go to the front and join tons of other smokers. There should be at least a floor or even a balcony for smokers. If not convert to half smoking facility. Truth is that 8 times out of 10 there will be 1 smoker for each occupied room it's just such an inconvenience. Yes you accept dog poo and urine but not cigarettes (blows my mind) August 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Janet520 Fantastic Hotel Beautiful, clean, friendly staff. August 9, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by tony28 Disappointing experience Compared with my other Sheraton experiences in the past, my stay at the Atlantic City Sheraton was disappointing. The staff were not as warm as other Sheraton hotels and some SPG "perks" were not offered here. August 8, 2013


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Obama marks 50th anniversary of Civil Rights ActBy JOSH LEDERMAN
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From left, LBJ Presidential Library Director Mark Updegrove, President Barack Obama, first lady Michelle Obama and Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., arrive in the Great Hall at the LBJ Presidential Library in Austin, Texas, Thursday, to attend a Civil Rights Summit to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Civil Rights Act.AUSTIN, Texas A half-century after the passage of sweeping civil rights legislation, President Barack Obama declared that he had lived out the promise envisioned by Lyndon B. Johnson, the president who championed the push for greater racial equality.
Marking the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act, which Johnson signed into law, Obama lauded his Democratic predecessors ability to grasp like few others the power of government to bring about change and swing open the doors of opportunity for millions of Americans.
They swung open for you and they swung open for me, he said. Thats why Im standing here today.
Obama spoke at the end of a three-day summit commemorating the landmark law that ended racial discrimination in public places. The anniversary has spurred a renaissance of sorts for Johnsons domestic agenda, which included the creation of Medicare, Medicaid and the Voting Rights Act. And against the backdrop of Obamas own troubled relationship with Congress, there have also been fresh bouts of nostalgia for Johnsons mastery of congressional deal-making.
No one knew politics and no one loved legislating more than President Johnson, Obama said. He was charming when he needed to be, ruthless when required.
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Those of us whove had the singular privilege to hold the office of the presidency know well that progress in this country can be hard and it can be slow, frustrating. And sometimes youre stymied, he said.
Youre reminded daily that in this great democracy, you are but a relay swimmer in the currents of history, bound by decisions of those who came before, reliant on the efforts of those who will follow to fully vindicate your vision, he continued. But the presidency also affords a unique opportunity to bend those currents by shaping our laws and by shaping our debates, by working within the confines of the world as it is, but also by reimagining the world as it should be.
As the nations first black president, Obama faced criticism from some African-Americans in his first term for doing too little to help minorities. Hes used his second term to focus more acutely on issues of inequality and economic opportunity, an effort that dovetailed with the commemoration of the Civil Rights Act.
Using Johnsons domestic successes as a model, Obama made the case that the government can still play a role in enacting social programs that can address inequalities.
If some of this sounds familiar, its because today we remain locked in the same great debate about equality and opportunity and the role of government, Obama said, noting that there were those who dismissed LBJs Great Society as a failed experiment that encroached on liberty.
Amid the celebrations, Obama said he sometimes worries that decades after the civil rights struggles it becomes easy to forget the sacrifices and uncertainties that defined the era.
All the pain and difficulty and struggle and doubt, all thats rubbed away, Obama said. And we look at ourselves and say, Oh, things are just too different now, we couldnt possibly do now what they did then, these giants. And yet they were men and women, too. It wasnt easy then.MORE IN Wire Newsthe associated Press Full StoryEL-ARISH, Egypt Dozens of Islamic militants unleashed a wave of simultaneous attacks, including... Full StoryPHINDA PRIVATE GAME RESERVE, South Africa The sedated, blindfolded lions lay in the dirt,... Full Story
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Later life and the social model of disability: a comfortable partnership?
There has been very limited debate about the usefulness of links between later life and disability studies. The paper reviews the arguments for and against a closer association. The social model of disability makes crucial the separation of disability from impairment and shows that it is society that does the disabling. This is never so clear as in the case of housing policies for older people, the focus of this article. Older people suffer discrimination and have to submit to a medical model of later life if they receive health or social care services. The argument against an association between later life studies and disability studies is that later life is an immensely diverse experience, much of it nothing to do with disability. Moreover, some older people reject the negative connotation when later life is equated with disability. The paper argues, however, for a specific application of the social model of disability to the situation of older people with impairments who receive services. It also asserts that the social model of disability can be accommodated in critical gerontology and, in particular, in a post-modern perspective. The paper concludes with examples of the value of the social model of disability at both the policy and political levels.(Accepted June 12 2002)
Key Words: social model of disability; critical gerontology; post-modernism; housing and disability; housing policy; older people's social movements.
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A character that appears in all three Timesplitter games. He is an anthropomorphic duck who never appears in any of the games' stories, but he does have arcade challenges dedicated to him.
Flintheart is the second richest duck in the world and Scrooge McDuck's biggest rival.
Huey is one of Donald's nephews. He is a triplet, distinguished from his brothers by always wearing red clothes.
Louie is one of Donald's nephews. He is a triplet, distinguished from his brothers by always wearing green clothes.
The clinically-insane duck-like boss of DK64's Frantic Factory. Tiny Kong must dodge his lasers and stomp colored switches to inflict damage.
A witch and one of Scrooge McDuck's many, many enemies.
A criminal in Escape from Monkey Island who frames Guybrush for a bank robbery. He also has a fear of ducks.
This Tiny Toon duck is a lot like his mentor, Daffy Duck: egotistical and not afraid to show it.
The creator of wacky gadgets in the Spy Fox series.
The crown clown Prince of crime in the Darkwing Duck universe. His partner, Mr. Banana Brain, is a doll. "It's Playtime!"
Scrooge McDuck, "The Richest Duck in the World," is best known as the lead character in the Disney series "DuckTales." His history, however, goes back to early Disney comics. Scrooge's video game resume includes such classics as Capcom's "DuckTales" and even a cameo in "Kingdom Hearts II."
Sgt. Joe is sent by Lucia to look after Hugo on his adventures.
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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
Agency: Grey London
Rating: 5.0
By Staff,, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 21 October 2004 11:00AM
Rutherford is faced with two options -- he will either impose a single agency network across Europe to centralise the account or offer a recommendation for a network, allowing the media managers some input. Carat, Initiative and MindShare are all pitching for the account.
The review has been hit by rumours of dissent among some European territories, with some Unilever media managers reluctant to have centralisation imposed upon them. Germany tried to resist the review and Italy pulled out of it altogether, but no one at Unilever was able to confirm this. Germany and Italy are with MindShare.
In the event of a centralisation, Initiative has the most to lose -- with about £400m of billings, it is the incumbent in 11 Western European markets including the UK, Ireland, France, Spain and Portugal. MindShare looks after Unilever in Germany and Italy.
If the account does move, the winning agency will have to move fast in order to bed the account down ahead of the start of 2005 negotiations. In the UK, this will not present so much of a problem because one of its biggest media deals -- with ITV -- still has a year to run.
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deja vu
deja vu
He'll probably go 0-for-his-next-20 now that I'm saying this, but Heisey has been a really nice spark since coming off the DL.
Okay, this is becoming annoying. Strikeout, but Barmes reaches base.
Great technique there by Mesoraco to block the pitch (not even close).
I have a feeling both of these pitchers are going to take a little while to get on track.
Gonna be a bumpy ride.
"Baseball players are smarter than football players. How often do you see a baseball team penalized for too many men on the field?" ~ Jim Bouton
Burnett bunts to advance the runner to second. Two out.
Marte swings at almost everything. A steady diet of junk here, please.
Well, when you miss THAT bad, you don't even give him a chance to hack.
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An influx of new retailers and a housing boom will be remaking the face of downtown Eagle River in 2013. Most national chains venturing into Alaska open a store in Anchorage and then skip right over Eagle River en route to the Mat-Su. This year, Walgreens and AutoZone bucked that trend to open new locations on the Old Glenn Highway.
At the top of the road that begins as Skyline Drive in Eagle River is a place almost every local knows. It's where couples go to drink in the view. It's where hikers, snowboarders, skiers and scouts gain access to the popular Mount Baldy, bypassing the private property gate that gives almost no one pause. And, it's where many have gone to explore the mysterious ruins that lie scattered at the end of the property's narrow old road, where it curves around an artesian-fed pond.
A soldier from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson has been charged with the Christmas death of Private 1st Class Grant Wise.
Packed house at the Mac watches a season-ending thriller.
Three local grapplers won Cook Inlet Conference titles Saturday, Jan. 26 at Chugiak High. Eagle River's Xavier Horton (152 pounds) and Chugiak's Alex Medeiros (182) and Richard Burroughs (220) stood atop the podium following the two-day tournament.
I am writing to make you aware of some things that are going on in the Eagle River area that you and your neighbors may know nothing about. Something that makes Eagle River a better place in which to live and raise a family. It is that Elks Lodge down the street that goes, for the most part, unnoticed.
During nearly a decade of service on the Anchorage Assembly, Chugiak's Debbie Ossiander has always managed to find time for local community councils. On Jan. 17, the Chugiak Community Council found time for Debbie.
A man driving a pick-up truck entered Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson in the early morning hours of Saturday, Jan. 19, led security officers on a 10-minute chase, then escaped by leaving base through the same gate he entered.
Of all the reasons musicians play the Anchorage Folk Festival year after year, one tops the list — the other musicians. "Once a year I get to see all my musical buddies," said Eagle River's Cheri Spink, who's played at nearly all 24 festivals.
Neighborhood concerns about a proposed Chugiak monofill are misplaced, say developers, who believe the facility offers numerous benefits to both the community and environment.


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Windows 7 SP1 RC1 leaked
if you look, you can notice that very recently SP1 RC1 has leaked.
anyone dare to install it?
X86 is 353,458,408 byte
and X64 (includes fixes for Server 2008 R2) is 644,616,752 byte
version: 7601.17105.100929-1730
Re: Windows 7 SP1 RC1 leaked
kinda tempting...
Re: Windows 7 SP1 RC1 leaked
Anyone have a link to what's new/changed in SP1? I looked on the MS site, and the only links I found let to dead pages :(
Re: Windows 7 SP1 RC1 leaked
there will be no major new features
its basically combinaions of all released updates in windows updates, plus these http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=143978
and more updates/fixes.
Re: Windows 7 SP1 RC1 leaked
Really no reason whatsoever to install this prerelease. Like nekro said its just a roll up ofprevious patches. W7 must just be that good
Re: Windows 7 SP1 RC1 leaked
Yea no issues on my end either. Worked perfectly fine from installation. Just doing the usual monthly updates.
Re: Windows 7 SP1 RC1 leaked
Yeah my Windows 7 worked fantastically and here is no reason to install SP1 RC1 cos most of updates already been installed from Windows Update. Windows SP1 is schedule to be available to download from Windows Update in Q1 2011, so we probably will see Windows 7 SP1 RC2 in November then we all can install Windows 7 SP1 RTM days before xmas day in December. :D
Re: Windows 7 SP1 RC1 leaked
the updates that are on windows updates cover less then 10% of the updates/fixes done to windows 7.
There is tons more updates.
Re: Windows 7 SP1 RC1 leaked
Nekro is right, that thread he posted has tons of updates that you must request. This update in particular:
KB975243 - The DirectX Diagnostics Tool incorrectly reports DirectX 11 devices as DirectX 10.1 devices on a computer that is running Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2
I requested that one, even though it seems to be cosmetic. My DX11 GTX 480 was showing as DX10.1.
Re: Windows 7 SP1 RC1 leaked
follow this link http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=143978
there are more updates that are not on windows updates, and this is not even close to the full list.
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