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|This is a discussion on Pocket Aces within the online poker forums, in the Cash Game Hand Analysis section; I was wondering what you all do when you have pocket aces. It seems no matter how I play them I always end up losing
With AA, don't dink around preflop: RAISE or RERAISE
Too many people slowplay before the flop.
You can slowplay after the flop if you hit a set or rags flop.
If you slowplay preflop and rags flop, the blinds or other perpetual callers might have hit their hand or are drawing to hand that can beat AA.
Also, in order to win with AA you MUST be capable of folding them in certain situations. Ex. 3 Spades flop with a mutli-way pot and you have red aces or, three cards to a straight (8-9-J).
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the two biggest mistakes I've seen made with AA is either just limping in or going all in because I got AA. Yes, you need to raise or re-raise to get the limpers out, if you're up against a big field you need to push out the straight and flush draws. However, at the same time, I try not to bet all of my chips unless I have to. Bet big and re-raise someone else's raise, but leave yourself an out if the flop shows a straight or flush to your opponent and you know they have it.
you don't want to fold them and you don't want to slow play them because then the really loose players can limp in and catch 2 pair or trips and now you are behind in the hand make a decent size raise or reraise and you should be up against an A J or A 10 or something.
omg aa---i have lost sooo many hands with aa its not funny. i have tried it both ways--bet hi pre-flop and slow play. if u bet hi some idiot calls everything and ends up winning and if u slow-play a 63 beats u with a str8,,,so i just call and see what flops,,if another a comes i raise big,,,if not and someone bets big i fold em.
Depending of my table position, I would just check if I am first to bet, or if I am low stack..... but if I am last to bet, I would put a raise high enough to make small hands fold .... usually you get only pocket pairs or AK AQ KK QQ or close calling.... the rest depends of the flop, but keep in mind that the more people still in the pot, the lower your chances to win.
I felt the same way you did, that my pocket A's always seemed to lose. Then I starting actually tracking my play and noticed that I won with them more often then I lost with them. However I lost a lot more money with them than when I won with them. Most of the times I lost I had tried slow playing 'til the river and ending up losing a bundle. I have corrected my play by consistently raising 3-4x BB preflop. Now I've seen that I win quite a bit more often although the amount I win per hand is down the win rate is up and I've seen less suckouts! Slow playing kills.
Within an hour today in the same tournament, at three different tables, players were dealt pocket Aces five times. The AA was played about every way you could think of (slow play, big pre-flop bet, all-in), from every general position (blinds, early, middle, late). Three people were busted out of the tournament with it, one player took the blinds for about 60 chips, and one player caught someone else with KK and drug a big pot. So, I watched AA basically go one-for-five at the plate today with a walk. Not too good.
I know where your coming from with the quote bellow.. but there are situations where that won't help...
The last 3 times ive had AA (3 diff progs).. i have raised a LOT pre flop.. the flop has been pants... someone bets.. i go all... they have notihng.. then get something on the turn! Its bad play on the other persons part but its happened so much...
In a $$$ ring game sitck ur money in because for money people wont call with crap for a lot. In free rolls / sng's / multi table tournys your screwed... I lost a $10 sng cos of that.. i was 1st with 5 to go and got knocked out in 2 hands.. the first one i had AA.. and someone called an all in with a flush DRAw and got it on the river...
Now.. i will check, call, call, call. That's it. Only if A comes out on flop will i try... But i now limp and play to the flop. Play them like 22. Thats the only way imo to avoid bad beat!!!!
Worse is JJ.. killer hand./
i read your posts and couldn't agree with people who said that aa should be folded. i can't play it and i'm lossing reather than winning with this hand but i also lost so many times against aa that i think this is only my fault . now i will try to agressivly bet it pre flop and i think this is good strategy. my only advice is to avoid betting a lot of many on aa when tournament starts couse u will probably will see few players betting all in on your high bet and then everything may happen
If you thought you had to fold AA then in reality you would have to fold every hand you play, KK, QQ, KQ, JJ, TT? Play AA like you would play any other decent pocket pair and you will somtimes win and somtime lose... The reason people lose big on AA is they think it is the hand of God and get carried away only to get beat by a low straight or low prial, I woul dplay AA into the flop if 456 or XXX(s) flops, leave it alone its no better than 22...
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Here's a good AA story from this morning at the Noble .50/1.00 NLHE ring game. I picked up AhAd on the button and raised it to $6. Picked up two callers. Flop came Th Ks Kh. Other two guys check. I bet the pot at $24.50. First guy folds. Second guy goes all in with another $42 over the pot. I think about it for a second, wondering if he slowplayed Kings, but my gut says no, and I call. He turns over AT for K's & Tens. The turn and river come up small blanks and I take a big pot with Aces and Kings.
Now for the good part. He ridicules my call for a good ten minutes. 'How could you call an all-in with two pairs and Kings on the board?' 'Another dummy who thinks AA is unbeatable!' 'That was terrible!' I just kept my mouth shut and kept playing while he went on and on.
Caught AA again a bit later, this time under the gun, and immediately went all-in again, knowing he was in the big blind and would think I was just trying to bully him. Sure enough, the table folds around and he calls with J9 suited. I bust him out and he leaves the table for good but not before contributing over a hundred bucks to the Rammer Benevolence Fund.
AA vs 9 10
Hey guys,
I was dealt As Ad in early position. I raise 4xBB and everyone folds around to the cutoff who calls. Flop comes 9s 4s 2d. I bet all in to shut it down then and there. He calls. Turn is 5s and river is 9c. He turns over 9d 10c to take the pot with a set of nines.
I was pretty much an 81% favourite from the start to an 88% favourite before the River. I think I played it well and just got unlucky.
It does seem though that AA is a hit and miss hand. You either double up or bust out. I don't think slow playing is the way to go with this hand either.
At the same table about four hands before this one guy doubled up AA vs AK going all-in pre-flop.
I'd never fold it but it can be a tough hand to play.
I used to lose every AA. But then I changed my strategy just a little. Kinda a bit of trickery though. Before I bet I tell everyone I have pocket aces. Then I raise it about 5 times the big blind. Normally one or 2 people call cause they don't believe me. After the flop I double my last raise. Turn and river get same bet if the people stay in. If they fold I always show the Aces. I never lie about having them. But people will always think the next time if I have them or I don't.
My Favorite time to have them is in a tournament and the big stack is stealing blinds with like 4 times the bb. I usually double them up and play from there. Got to play smart but aggressive.
Quite a few posts here point out, correctly, that slow playing AA makes them more likely to lose.
But the point of limping with AA, especially in early position, is so that when you limp with other hands your opponents will know you might have AA, and treat your limping with more respect. By keeping opps confused, the money you lose with AA comes back multiplied on those other, more frequent, lesser hands.
If you never limp with good hands you are too easy to read!
re: Poker & Pocket Aces
i disagree about never slow playing aa, in cash games it can be much more profitable because u are not put on that hand, especialy if an ace falls on the board. but more importantly in big mtt's slowpaying aa gives you the ability to lay it down without having had commited a good portion of chips before the flop


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Tagged: vulkan, spir, siggraph 2015, Siggraph, opengl sc, OpenGL ES, opengl, opencl, Khronos
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Subject: Processors | August 8, 2015 - 05:55 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: Skylake, Intel, delid, CPU die, cpu, Core i7-6700K
PC Watch, a Japanese computer hardware website, acquired at least one Skylake i7-6700K and removed the heatspreader. With access to the bare die, they took some photos and tested a few thermal compound replacements, which quantifies how good (or bad) Intel's default thermal grease is. As evidenced by the launch of Ivy Bridge and, later, Devil's Canyon, the choice of thermal interface between the die and the lid can make a fairly large difference in temperatures and overclocking.
Image Credit: PC Watch
They chose the vice method for the same reason that Morry chose this method in his i7-4770k delid article last year. This basically uses a slight amount of torque and external pressure or shock to pop the lid off the processor. Despite how it looks, this is considered to be less traumatic than using a razer blade to cut the seal, because human hands are not the most precise instruments and a slight miss could damage the PCB. PC Watch, apparently, needed to use a wrench to get enough torque on the vice, which is transferred to the processor as pressure.
Image Credit: PC Watch
Of course, Intel could always offer enthusiasts with choices in thermal compounds before they put the lid on, which would be safest. How about that, Intel?
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With the lid off, PC Watch mentioned that the thermal compound seems to be roughly the same as Devil's Canyon, which is quite good. They also noticed that the PCB is significantly more thin than Haswell, dropping in thickness from about 1.1mm to about 0.8mm. For some benchmarks, they tested it with the stock interface, an aftermarket solution called Prolimatech PK-3, and a liquid metal alloy called Coollaboratory Liquid Pro.
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At 4.0 GHz, PK-3 dropped the temperature by about 4 degrees Celsius, while Liquid Metal knocked it down 16 degrees. At 4.6 GHz, PK-3 continued to give a delta of about 4 degrees, while Liquid Metal widened its gap to 20 degrees. It reduced an 88 C temperature to 68 C!
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There are obviously limitations to how practical this is. If you were concerned about thermal wear on your die, you probably wouldn't forcibly remove its heatspreader from its PCB to acquire it. That would be like performing surgery on yourself to remove your own appendix, which wasn't inflamed, just in case. Also, from an overclocking standpoint, heat doesn't scale with frequency. Twenty degrees is a huge gap, but even a hundred MHz could eat it up, depending on your die.
It's still interesting for those who try, though.
Check out the architecture at Skylake and Sunrise Point
Subject: Processors | August 5, 2015 - 03:20 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: sunrise point, Skylake, Intel, ddr4, Core i7-6700K, core i7, 6700k, 14nm
By now you have read through Ryan's review of the new i7-6700 and the ASUS Z170-A as well as the related videos and testing, if not we will wait for you to flog yourself in punishment and finish reading the source material. Now that you are ready, take a look at what some of the other sites thought about the new Skylake chip and Sunrise Point chipset. For instance [H]ard|OCP managed to beat Ryan's best overclock, hitting 4.7GHz/3600MHz at 1.32v vCore with some toasty but acceptable CPU temperatures. The full review is worth looking for and if some of the rumours going around are true you should take H's advice, if you think you want one buy it now.
"Today we finally get to share with you our Intel Skylake experiences. As we like to, we are going to focus on Instructions Per Clock / IPC and overclocking this new CPU architecture. We hope to give our readers a definitive answer to whether or not it is time to make the jump to a new desktop PC platform."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- Intel's Core i7-6700K 'Skylake' @ The Tech Report
- Asus' Z170-A motherboard @ The Tech Report
- Intel Core i7-6700K & i5-6600K Skylake CPU @ Kitguru
- Asus Maximus VIII Hero @ Kitguru
- A Preview Of Intel's First Skylake Processors & Z107 Chipset @ Techgage
- Intel Core I7 6700K Review, Skylake is Falling! @ Bjorn3d
- Intel 6th Generation Core i7 6700K Review @ OCC
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- The Intel Core i7-6700K Review - Skylake First for Enthusiasts (Video)
- Skylake vs. Sandy Bridge: Discrete GPU Showdown (Video)
- ASUS Z170-A Motherboard Preview
- Intel Skylake / Z170 Rapid Storage Technology Tested - PCIe and SATA RAID
The Intel Skylake architecture has been on our radar for quite a long time as Intel's next big step in CPU design. Through leaks and some official information discussed by Intel over the past few months, we know at least a handful of details: DDR4 memory support, 14nm process technology, modest IPC gains and impressive GPU improvements. But the details have remained a mystery on how the "tock" of Skylake on the 14nm process technology will differ from Broadwell and Haswell.
Interestingly, due to some shifts in how Intel is releasing Skylake, we are going to be doing a review today with very little information on the Skylake architecture and design (at least officially). While we are very used to the company releasing new information at the Intel Developer Forum along with the launch of a new product, Intel has instead decided to time the release of the first Skylake products with Gamescom in Cologne, Germany. Parts will go on sale today (August 5th) and we are reviewing a new Intel processor without the background knowledge and details that will be needed to really explain any of the changes or differences in performance that we see. It's an odd move honestly, but it has some great repercussions for the enthusiasts that read PC Perspective: Skylake will launch first as an enthusiast-class product for gamers and DIY builders.
For many of you this won't change anything. If you are curious about the performance of the new Core i7-6700K, power consumption, clock for clock IPC improvements and anything else that is measurable, then you'll get exactly what you want from today's article. If you are a gear-head that is looking for more granular details on how the inner-workings of Skylake function, you'll have to wait a couple of weeks longer - Intel plans to release that information on August 18th during IDF.
So what does the addition of DDR4 memory, full range base clock manipulation and a 4.0 GHz base clock on a brand new 14nm architecture mean for users of current Intel or AMD platforms? Also, is it FINALLY time for users of the Core i7-2600K or older systems to push that upgrade button? (Let's hope so!)
Continue reading our review of the Intel Core i7-6700K Skylake processor!!
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- The Intel Core i7-6700K Review - Skylake First for Enthusiasts (Video)
- Skylake vs. Sandy Bridge: Discrete GPU Showdown (Video)
- ASUS Z170-A Motherboard Preview
- Intel Skylake / Z170 Rapid Storage Technology Tested - PCIe and SATA RAID
Today marks the release of Intel's newest CPU architecture, code named Skylake. I already posted my full review of the Core i7-6700K processor so, if you are looking for CPU performance and specification details on that part, you should start there. What we are looking at in this story is the answer to a very simple, but also very important question:
Is it time for gamers using Sandy Bridge system to finally bite the bullet and upgrade?
I think you'll find that answer will depend on a few things, including your gaming resolution and aptitude for multi-GPU configuration, but even I was surprised by the differences I saw in testing.
Our testing scenario was quite simple. Compare the gaming performance of an Intel Core i7-6700K processor and Z170 motherboard running both a single GTX 980 and a pair of GTX 980s in SLI against an Intel Core i7-2600K and Z77 motherboard using the same GPUs. I installed both the latest NVIDIA GeForce drivers and the latest Intel system drivers for each platform.
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|Intel Core i7-6700K
|Intel Core i7-2600K
|ASUS Z170-Deluxe
|Gigabyte Z68-UD3H B3
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2x GeForce GTX 980 (SLI)
|1x GeForce GTX 980
2x GeForce GTX 980 (SLI)
|Windows 8.1
|Windows 8.1
Our testing methodology follows our Frame Rating system, which uses a capture-based system to measure frame times at the screen (rather than trusting the software's interpretation).
If you aren't familiar with it, you should probably do a little research into our testing methodology as it is quite different than others you may see online. Rather than using FRAPS to measure frame rates or frame times, we are using an secondary PC to capture the output from the tested graphics card directly and then use post processing on the resulting video to determine frame rates, frame times, frame variance and much more.
This amount of data can be pretty confusing if you attempting to read it without proper background, but I strongly believe that the results we present paint a much more thorough picture of performance than other options. So please, read up on the full discussion about our Frame Rating methods before moving forward!!
While there are literally dozens of file created for each "run" of benchmarks, there are several resulting graphs that FCAT produces, as well as several more that we are generating with additional code of our own.
If you need some more background on how we evaluate gaming performance on PCs, just check out my most recent GPU review for a full breakdown.
I only had time to test four different PC titles:
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- Grand Theft Auto V
- Metro: Last Light
Continue reading our look at discrete GPU scaling on Skylake compared to Sandy Bridge!!
Report: Intel Core i7-6700K and i5-6600K Retail Box Photos and Pricing Leak
Subject: Processors | August 3, 2015 - 10:58 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: Skylake, leak, Intel, i7-6700K, Core i7-6700K
Leaked photos of what appear to be the full retail box version of the upcoming Intel Core i7-6700K and i5-6600K "Skylake" unlocked CPU have appeared on imgur, making the release of these processors feel ever closer.
Is this really the new box graphic for the unlocked i7?
While the authenticity of these photos can't be verified through any official channel, they certainly do look real. We have heard of Skylake leaks - a.k.a. Skyleaks - for a while now, and the rumors point to an August release for these new LGA 1151 chips (sorry LGA 1150 motherboard owners!).
Looks real. But we do live in a Photoshop world...
We only have about four weeks to wait at the most if an August release is, in fact, imminent. If not, I blame Jeremy for getting our hopes up with terms like Skyleak™. I encourage you to direct all angry correspondence to his inbox.
These boxes are very colorful (or colourful, if you will)
Update: A new report has emerged with US retail pricing for the upcoming Skylake lineup. Here is the chart from WCCFTech:
Chart taken from WCCFTech
The pricing of the top i7 part at $316 would be a welcome reduction from the current $339 retail of the i7-4790K. Now whether the 6700K can beat out that Devil's Canyon part remains to be seen. Doubtless we will have benchmarks and complete coverage once any official release is made by Intel for these parts.
Iris Pro on Linux
Subject: Processors | July 31, 2015 - 03:37 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: iris pro, Broadwell, linux, i7-5775C
The graphics core of new CPUs used to have issues on Linux at launch but recently this has become much less of an issue. The newly released Iris Pro on the 5770C follows this trend as you can see in the benchmarks at Phoronix. The OpenGL performance is a tiny bit slower overall on Linux, apart from OpenArena, but not enough to ruin your gaming experience. With a new kernel on the horizon and a community working with the new GPU you can expect the performance gap to narrow. Low cost gaming on a Linux machine becomes more attractive every day.
"Resulting from the What Windows 10 vs. Linux Benchmarks Would You Like To See and The Phoronix Test Suite Is Running On Windows 10, here are our first benchmarks comparing the performance of Microsoft's newly released Windows 10 Pro x64 against Fedora 22 when looking at the Intel's OpenGL driver performance across platforms."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- Intel Core i7 5775C Review @ OCC
- Intel Core i7 5775C: Once Going, This Broadwell CPU Is Great On Linux @ Phoronix
- Intel "Broadwell" Core i7 5775C Review @HiTech Legion
- Comparing The Power/Performance Of A NetBurst Celeron & Pentium 4 To Broadwell's Core i7 5775C @ Phoronix
AMD A8-7670K (Godavari) Launches with Steamroller
Subject: Processors | July 22, 2015 - 09:56 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: amd, APU, Godavari, a8, a8-7670k
AMD's Godavari architecture is the last one based on Bulldozer, which will hold the company's product stack over until their Zen architecture arrives in 2016. The A10-7870K was added a month ago, with a 95W TDP at a MSRP of $137 USD. This involved a slight performance bump of +200 MHz at its base frequency, but a +100 MHz higher Turbo than its predecessor when under high load. More interesting, it does this at the same TDP and the same basic architecture.
Remember that these are AMD's benchmarks.
The refresh has been expanded to include the A8-7670K. Some sites have reported that this uses the Excavator architecture as seen in Carrizo, but this is not the case. It is based on Steamroller. This product has a base clock of 3.6 GHz with a Turbo of up to 3.9 GHz. This is a +300 MHz Base and +100 MHz Turbo increase over the previous A8-7650K. Again, this is with the same architecture and TDP. The GPU even received a bit of a bump, too. It is now clocked at 757 MHz versus the previous generation's 720 MHz with all else equal, as far as I can tell. This should lead to a 5.1% increase in GPU compute throughput.
The A8-7670K just recently launched for an MSRP of $117.99. This 20$ saving should place it in a nice position below the A10-7870K for mainstream users.
Meet the Intel Core i7-5775C Broadwell CPU
Subject: Processors | July 20, 2015 - 05:58 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Intel, i7-5775C, LGA1150, Broadwell, crystalwell
To keep it interesting and to drive tech reviewers even crazier, Intel has changed their naming scheme again, with C now designating an unlocked CPU as opposed to K on the new Broadwell models. Compared to the previous 4770K, the TPD is down to 65W from 84W, the L3 cache has shrunk from 8MB to 6MB and the frequency of both the base and turbo clocks have dropped 200MHz. It does have the Iris Pro 6200 graphics core, finally available on an LGA chip. Modders Inc. took the opportunity to clock both the flagship Haswell and Broadwell chips to 4GHz to do a clock for clock comparison of the architectures. Check out the review right here.
"While it is important to recognize one's strengths and leverage it as an asset, accepting shortcomings and working on them is equally as important for the whole is greater than the sum of its parts."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- Intel Celeron N3050 Braswell Linux Performance @ Phoronix
- Intel Core i7-5775C @ Legion Hardware
- AMD vs. Intel Price Comparison Table – July/2015 @ Hardware Secrets
- Comparing Today's Modern CPUs To Intel's Socket 478 Celeron & Pentium 4 NetBurst CPUs @ Phoronix
- AMD A10-7870K Godavari: RadeonSI Gallium3D vs. Catalyst Linux Drivers @ Phoronix
- AMD A10-7870K Benchmarks On Ubuntu Linux @ Phoronix
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Once Marcus had finished, he noticed Jessica. She wasn't that tall for her age, but she was slim, and she had always had very long chestnut hair. She had neat features, but she had the look of the ruthlessly determined - and now, the ruthlessly concerned.
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Jessica looked a little confused. She picked him up and they went back into the control room.
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Just a quick one for today.
I say that, but I do have tendency to ramble on a bit, so lets see how it goes...
Yesterday was a travel day; we were flying out of LAX to Chicago for the opening show. My first job of the day was to heard cats and make sure we had our crew downstairs in the hotel lobby at 8.00am sharp to get the bus to the airport. I need not have worried, all but one were down there 15minutes early. They maybe a motley crew of characters, but they are good and they do it right.
The flight was pretty non-eventful; apart from the live World Cup matches you could watch on the plane! I was quite giddy with excitement when I discovered this. I love America.
Apart from that, the main topic of conversation on the bus, on the plane and as we stood around the airport was the reaction of the iHeart show from the night before. I was suddenly quite popular, as the guys were coming to me to see what the fans were saying and pointing out what parts of the show they enjoyed. This did not shock me particularly, but it was really nice to see that they really cared how the show had been greeted, even though it was just an 8 song promotional gig. I made a point of speaking to Pete and Nigel to see how the band felt it went.
"Brian was thrilled, he loved it.," said Pete. Nigel then chipped in and relayed that "Roger was up for more, he would have played on if they had let him." Bingo, it looks like we are all set.
Chicago then, I had never been. I was meeting a family friend who spookily lived just 6 blocks from our hotel. He gave me a tour of the city by car and then later by foot and I fell instantly in love the place. It has such a great vibe, a relaxed lightness if that makes sense, a very cool mix of modern and tradition in its culture and architecture, its like the people who live here REALLY like living here and make an effort, oh, and of course, Lake Michigan, a sea in most other countries. So yes, I managed this complete analysis of this major world city in a 10 minute car ride and having only been in there for about 2 hours. Bonkers? maybe, but I am coming back here for sure, it's my kind of town, plus it has immense rock n' roll credentials.
Following dinner and stroll around Millennium Park, I bid farewell to my host and was going to slide up to my room, but was collared by a handful of the crew in the lobby, led by you guessed it...Malandrone. He is getting way too many column inches in these updates. Anyway, I am so glad I joined them because the chat was just tremendous. I am learning so much from all these guys, on what they do as part of the production and ultimately I always get round to asking them who they have worked for before, and some of the great stories that entertain me every single day are a real highlight of this trip. I have a few tales of my own of course, but I am nursery school storyteller compared to these guys.
" Metal bands? Metallica, yeah I've worked with those guys."
"When I'm out with Clapton..."
"Rhianna, was a HUGE production..."
"Madonna loves a great joke..."
"Chili Peppers, Radiohead, um, Pink was a fun one…"
So that was up until last night, well early this morning if I'm honest ;), and as I finish this, it is 'pre-load in day', before the big kick off tomorrow night. If I have time, I will try and squeeze another update in a little later, I just have to get this gold spray paint off my hands...to be continued.
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Property Location
With a stay at Grand Hyatt Santiago in Santiago (Las Condes), you'll be minutes from Parque Arauco Mall and KidZania Santiago. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Parque Araucano and La Parva Ski Resort.
Make yourself at home in one of the 310 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the convenience of ski-in/ski-out access at this hotel, which also features a 24-hour health club and an outdoor pool. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge). Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).
Enjoy a meal at one of the hotel's dining establishments, which include 3 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access 24-hour room service. Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and limo/town car service. Planning an event in Santiago? This hotel has 6671 square feet (620 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free valet parking is available onsite.
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- Bar/lounge
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- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Full-service spa
- Accessible bathroom
- Total number of rooms - 310
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free valet parking
- Elevator/lift
- Garden
- Children's pool
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Shopping on site
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (feet) - 6671
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Porter/bellhop
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- Concierge services
- Outdoor pool
- Roll-in shower
- Wedding services
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Ski-in/ski-out access
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Poolside bar
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Computer station
- In-room accessibility
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Conference space size (meters) - 620
- Coffee shop or café
- Express check-out
- Pool umbrellas
- Free self parking
- Library
- Terrace
- 24-hour health club
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Business center
- Year Built 1992
- Meeting rooms 4
- Spa services on site
- Number of floors - 22
- Multilingual staff
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Free WiFi
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- Free toiletries
- Phone
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Desk
- Free bottled water
- Turndown service
- Separate sitting area
- Daily housekeeping
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Free WiFi
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Deep soaking bathtub
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- Free weekday newspaper
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Know Before You Go
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- One child 12 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: CLP 16500 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: CLP 35000 per vehicle (roundtrip)
- Pet fee: CLP 80 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: CLP 39000 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Mandatory Fees and Taxes
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: CLP 140000.00
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: CLP 280000.00
- The national sales tax (19%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Chile regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying in the country for 60 consecutive days or more. To qualify for a tax exemption, foreigners must pay for their stay in foreign currency (not in Chilean pesos) and present a valid passport along with the migration card they received upon arrival in the country at check-in. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Renovations and Closures
The property will be renovating from 28 January 2016 to 30 November 2017 (completion date subject to change). The following areas are affected:
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A safe haven for the street children of Dhaka
Help us build a new centre for the street children of Dhaka, open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. With your support we can be there for Dhaka's vulnerable children every moment of the day; we offer care, food, education, medical support and a safe place to sleep for our young girls and boys
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Charity information: The Sreepur Village, Bangladesh
We have been forced to make difficult choices about where to divert our funding and one of the choices that saddens us most is our lack of night time provision for young girls, who are incredibly vulnerable on the streets at night.
Furthermore, we've always rented buildings for our street children project. Frustratingly landlords place restrictions on our opening times, preventing us from providing some of Dhaka's most impoverished children with the full care and support they urgently need.
Next year, with your support, we intend to purchase land and build a new centre – a safe haven with outside play areas that will be open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year. Crucially a new and bigger centre will allow us to provide an urgently needed night shelter for our girls, as well as our boys. Please help us provide a better service for our children.
Aim 1
Provide a safe and secure place for vulnerable girls to sleep at night time.
Activities» A separate girls' dormitory will be a crucial part of the new centre; we will also recruit female staff to care for our girls during their stay.
Money raised for this project will build a new, spacious dormitory for our girl beneficiaries.
Aim 2
Providing 24 hour care to the street children of Dhaka.
Activities» A new centre will allow us to choose our own opening times. The centre will be run and managed by professional staff 24 hours a day.
£80,000 will allow us to build a new centre, we will no longer be restricted by landlords's opening times and will be able to provide a 24 hour service.
Aim 3
Give children a safe place to move, play and have fun!
Activities» We will provide outside and indoor play areas where games and sports can be played.
We will create indoor play areas and reserve outside space so that children can run, play and be creative!
Aim 4
Offer children a brighter future.
Activities» We will continue to provide street children with food, education, medical support, care and love; offering them the chance of a brighter future.
Success will be demonstrated once the centre is built, fully staffed and running and the street children of Tongi know there is a safe-haven they can access whenever they wish.
The children we work with are street children: they have no shelter, no voice, no rights and often nobody in the world to care for them. They are not properly taken care of, malnourished and prone to disease.
At the Sreepur Village we believe every child's life is precious. We offer good nutrition, hygiene, medical support, education, care and love to our child beneficiaries and the opportunity to create a better life off the streets.
Purchasing land is Dhaka is no easy feat. We have already set aside money to buy land and are now viewing suitable sites in the Tongi district of the city where street children congregate. We need to be incredibly careful and certain that any transaction is legal. We are therefore taking our time to ensure any deal we commit to is legitimate and in the best interest of the charity. Once land has been purchased we will work with an architect to produce a design so that building work can commence.
We will update donors by email every 3 months and notify them of any significant developments.
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Amount Heading Description £15,000 Girls' dormitory labour & materials (inc. laying foundations, plumbing and electrics) £15,000 Boys' dormitory labour & materials (inc. laying foundations, plumbing and electrics) £15,000 2 x office space for staff (so labour & materials (inc. laying foundations, plumbing and electrics) £5,000 Counselling/Quiet room labour & materials (inc. laying foundations, plumbing and electrics) £5,000 Computer Room labour & materials (inc. laying foundations, plumbing and electrics) £5,000 Kitchen & Store room labour & materials (inc. laying foundations, plumbing and electrics) £15,000 4 x toilets & showers labour & materials (inc. laying foundations, plumbing and electrics) £5,000 Outside play area labour & materials (inc. laying foundations, plumbing and electrics)
The new street children centre will be located in Tongi (a district of Dhaka, Bangladesh) near to the Tongi railway station where street children congregate. We will build the new centre within a 1 mile radius of the existing centre which is currently run from a rented building.
A centre owned and run by the Sreepur Village will allow us to expand our services reaching out to more children and crucially offering a much needed night shelter for our vulnerable girls, as well as our boys. The Sreepur Village offers life-changing opportunities and a brighter future to some of Bangladesh's poorest children. Wherever possible our ultimate goal is to take children off of the streets, into education and a secure family environment.
Why Us?
Why Us?
The Sreepur Village has 27 years experience working with destitute women and children in Bangladesh. Since 2010 our professional staff have been running a street children project in Tongi, Dhaka. In the last 5 years the project has continued to grow and develop, with news of the centre and its services spreading by word of mouth among our child beneficiaries. The centre is much loved by the children we serve and is well respected within the NGO community that we work alongside.
Read more about the Charity running this project.
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I'm interested in subscribing to a Linux magazine. Can anyone recommend some?
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I'm interested in subscribing to a Linux magazine. Can anyone recommend some?
I'm fond of Linux User & Developer. It's a UK publication, and it comes with a CD or two every release of software, new Linux distros, etc. They cover topics I personally find interesting. :wink:
Not sure whether you can get these in the USA but here in the UK i regularly by Linux Format & Linux Developer magazine.
Well worth a read a few times and the software on the mounted DVD's is always excellent!
edit: damn techiemoe you sure are quick! :D
The one that I have seen that is most accessable to me is Linux Magazin, www.linux-magazine.com, it comes with a dvd every month that has alot of goodies, last months came with Suse 9.1, and this months comes with a dvd that has knoppix and many other live distros. Its really nice to get thier dvd compilations every month. I think that before recently the dvd issues were only available in Europe, but they have been recently made available to other places, at least that's how I think it works.
edit: damn, Xko you are quick also!!!
lol - sometimes even the DVD on the cover is worth the asking price alone.
this month we (UK) got Mandrake 10.1 on the DVD accompanying Linux Format...
they also have a website www.linuxformat.co.uk (watch out for the ugly orange though! from where you can subscribe ~ not a plug - honest! :wink:
Those are great especially for the cover disks but a little expensive I always wait until they come out on the shelf then buy them if I like whats on the cover disks if you want a reasonably priced mag with great info you can not go wrong with Linux Journal the oldest Linux related magazine.
Looks like linuxjournal will be my choice.
Linuxmagazine looks fine but I don't see an option for th U.S. Also, I find it a bit pricey even though I'm not paying for it,


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TBS sets stage for vaudeville
By Kimberly Nordyke
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - TBS is looking to do a contemporary take on vaudeville, ordering a half-hour pilot hosted by Canadian comic Harland Williams.
The tentatively titled "The TBS Comedy Roadshow," from TBS Prods., would travel around the country to historically significant regional or vaudeville theaters and use local talent -- including a mix of stand-up comedy, novelty acts, musical acts, short films and animated shorts -- in what is described as a "celebration of what's funny in America."
Williams is the writer-director of the upcoming film "Wingman," which is casting for a late-spring start in Canada.
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