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I've been with AT&T and the Iphone for a few years now and the service has really begun to tank over the past year. I've been getting at least one or two dropped calls a day ....

John Stewart's coverage:

Jon Stewart Celebrates the Arrival of the Verizon iPhone

DeadHead

01-12-2011 04:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Bucking Bar (Post 928790)

John Stewart's coverage:

Jon Stewart Celebrates the Arrival of the Verizon iPhone

Ha, classic...

iceman49

01-12-2011 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Bucking Bar (Post 928776)

Are there any? Is this a hypothetical?

Isn't DGS owned by DL?

exeagle

01-12-2011 05:23 AM

Does anyone know of some good commuter hotels in Atl? Looks like I might be spending the night there.

Columbia

01-12-2011 05:33 AM

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Originally Posted by exeagle (Post 928801)

Does anyone know of some good commuter hotels in Atl? Looks like I might be spending the night there.

Best Western airport South $63 on travelocity. Good luck.

scambo1

01-12-2011 05:48 AM

In light of recent events, how come february schedules arent posted?

Razorback one

01-12-2011 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by exeagle (Post 928801)

Does anyone know of some good commuter hotels in Atl? Looks like I might be spending the night there.

Country Inn and Suites ATL South. $50 ish out the door. Priceline not needed. Tell them you are a Delta pilot and they will give you that rate, space available.

R1

slowplay

01-12-2011 05:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Maddoggin (Post 928384)

Hey anyone know the best place to get 3oz Deet with heavy concentration. The places I've check only had large quantities or nothing at all. This is for personal travel and trying to carry bags on.

I second the REI recommendation.

A couple of folks mentioned 100% deet (JungleJuice, MAX, etc.). As DFW pointed out, that stuff is nasty. It will eat through plastic and destroy *ester/nylon type fabrics. I highly recommend sticking with a 40% concentration spray and double bag it. Repel and Ben's (at REI) both have 1 oz spray bottles. Ben's also makes 30% wipes in individual packages that are very handy. The downside to wipes and creams is the deet is now on your hands and very hard to remove if you need to wipe around your eyes or eat.

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