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A modern day interpretation of Fydor Dostoyevsky's timeless classic, Crime and Punishment is about one man's search for the true meaning of his existence. But while enlightened by his revelations, he is ultimately and tragically unable to elude his own destiny.


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The Classicist: The Biltmore Rises Again at The Gates
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An historic landmark has been reborn in New York, "marking the intersection between decades of nightlife expertise and over 100 years of luxury design." Located in a circa 1865 building in the heart of the city's most famous nightlife neighborhood, The Gates features an interior salvaged from the art nouveau masterpiece the New York Biltmore Hotel in Midtown Manhattan. Upon the hotel's demolition in 1984 the most impressive elements from the lobby and bar (including an original bronze and marble telephone booth) were rescued and re-established in the Chelsea space which has since become one of the most iconic rooms in the city.
After laying empty for several years and having fallen into a state of neglect, The Gates (formerly the Biltmore Room) was recently brought back to life by nightlife impresarios Danny Kane and Rod Surut. The lavish space, featuring floor-to-ceiling Carrera marble walls (valued at $2.5 million alone), is kept private from the street by a pair of stunning brass gates from the original hotel, which give the venue its name. A VIP room complete with a fireplace and crystal chandeliers, a full kitchen and bar catering to 285 people, a state of the art sound system, DJ booth and the refinement of the bar room to its previous glory are the key elements breathing new life into a storied space.
"We were working with a room that had such a strong personality, it was great to play that against all the innovations we were making to create one of the most unique spaces in the country," Kane notes. The project felt like the "re-emerging of a character who's played such an important part in the social history of New York City." The New York Biltmore Hotel, opened in 1913 with nearly 1,000 rooms, was a landmark luxury hotel designed by Warren and Wetmore, who also designed the adjoining Grand Central Terminal. Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald honeymooned there (and were asked to leave on account of rowdiness) and the Biltmore figured in several of his stories as well as in J.D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye.


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Baubles To Enjoy – Winter 'Ten
Do you need help with your list to Santa?
'Tis the season to be ever so creative with yer baubles. The offering of jewellery and accessories just keeps on getting stronger. Is this due to competition, demand, talent, design, craftsmanship? Whatever the reason, don't even think of questioning it. Just relish it and enjoy! Even if it's just to dream….
Whether it is fine gems you are on the look-out for in the wilds of the metropolis, man-made bits and bobs, or just a touch of glitter to accessorise upon a dark night and / or an increasingly bitterly cold day, it is somewhat of a gilt maize out there. I thought I'd be Santa-friendly and offer a little festive retail assistance.
Being somewhat fussy – also a little over-exposed to all that is pretty, pretty and expensive, not so pretty and expensive and things that are downright overpriced and ridiculous – I like to think I am a connoisseur in all things bauble-icious.
Taking it upon myself to carry out a faux day of real-life and virtual shopping – am using faux to describe the task in question considering it was done without spending a dime, a nickel, a euro, or in fact a pound…Purely to indulge my eyes in a feast of fabulous things I can but dream of…
This idea came about after being gifted with a divine 18 carat yellow gold and diamond necklace entitled 'You're The One', by that fabulous British jeweller, David M Robinson. I happened to be in Liverpool visiting the HQ (I am contributing to their first glossy magazine, due out in time for Christmas), and it was the day after my birthday, can't be a bad omen to start the year! What a wonderful touch and I was so grateful. Might just pop on the train for another cheeky day-trip some time soon….
No joke, am doing a Marilyn a la Chanel 5….haven't taken the necklace off since. I must confess that I sleep in my new diamond – keeps me warm at night. No seriously, I love it, it keeps on getting compliments and I actually think all the collections within the Yellow Box Collection are genius – fluid, feminine, really well-priced as the guys at DMR manufacture all their own pieces and totally wearable.
Number One on the list for Santa Claus and his voyage with the reindeer has to be the multi-gem pink gold bracelet from the new Kaleidoscope collection at Heming, Burlington Arcade. A delicious Dickensian shop bang in the middle in the Arcade, the oldest shopping mall in the world.
Doing a little obsessive undressing of shop windows with only my eyes, I find myself on a self-inflicted diversion from the hectic pre-Xmas end of the world, AKA Oxford Street and its chaotic energy, onto slick, candy-like Bond Street, where the street is paved with not just gold but some serious helpings of platinum and emeralds.
The Adler boutique never ceases to make my jaw drop and yup, dribbling might even be witnessed. Recession? Crisis? Nah, not this side of the globe….there are not just pieces of jewellery in the windows, but gigantic, vivid and electrifyingly perfect emeralds, aching to be put on. Anyone from Adler reading this, doing any pre-Christmas evenings with some bubbly and Fortnums' pies?
De Grisogono is beyond mouth-watering and I just don't know if I should just bite the bullet and bag a Russian homme…NOW. Spacibo….;-)
Must tell you something I spotted the other day via a good journo pal, Avis Cardella who has just had her novel, Spent: Memoirs of a Shopping Addict, published. She introduced me to Owen & Savary, started up by two fabulous girls based in London and Paris, who create leather cuffs and accessories for femmes et hommes. Wonderful quality and generally quite tricky to find cuffs that are comfortable and don't make much noise as you type or write or eat… they come in great colours too.
By the way, the ankle boots bought on mini adventure to sunny Seville last week from the quintessentially Spanish shoe brand, Camper are doing exactly what a pair of boots with heels what should do; offering comfort, height and a touch of class to the chore in question. Gracias muchas. Running across hot Seville and icy London have been without an ounce of a complaint, no mean feat if you were familiar with my regular vocal releases when plodding through retail areas in urban sprawls. First pair of boots I've owned that I dont rush to extricate my feet from upon walking through the front door.
Comments please on your thoughts for Christmas gifts. It's come around fast again…with age, time flies, I fear.


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School's out, #lovecapetown Moms and Dads, and these summer holidays, there is plenty to see and do with your little ones in the Mother City. Get out into the sunshine and enjoy a variety of fun activities, take in a show or spend the day at the beach with the little people in your life:
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Things to do in Cape Town: See the city by bicycle with AWOL Tours
Cape Town may have a reputation for being rainy in winter, but on a clear day (which happens a lot more often than generally reported) there is no better way to explore the city than by bicycle…
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I recently spent some time discovering all that the Helderberg has to offer, from places to stay to things to do. You can read all about it here: Where to stay in the Helderberg, and here: Things to do in the Helderberg. Here are a few pictures I took on Instagram along the way.
#DiscoverHelderberg: Where to stay in the Helderberg
The Helderberg region lies just 40 minutes outside of Cape Town and has something to offer everyone. From hiking, mountain biking and golf to food, wine and some of the Cape's most beautiful beaches ... all this and more can be found on the slopes of the magnificent Helderberg mountains.
#InstagramDiary: Cape Point
Cape Town just begs to be photographed from every angle. From the beaches to the mountain, the people, the wine farms and, of course, the coffees, the Cape is an Instagrammer's dream come true. I recently spent a morning at Cape Point and left with more images than I knew what to do with.


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Wi-Fi networking company Ruckus Wireless exercised its initial public offering (IPO) Friday, selling 8,400,000 shares of its stock at $15.00 per share, valued at $126 million.
However, the value of the shares declined to $12.25 per share, or 18.33 percent when the New York Stock Exchange closed Friday.
David Callisch, vice president of marketing for Ruckus, said in an interview Friday afternoon that economic uncertainty was slowing the IPO market.
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"But given that we held our own, we're happy," Callisch said. "We priced [the stock] at the high end of the range, and we have a lot of strong investors."
Ruckus counts among its customers many Wi-Fi network carriers such as cable operators Time Warner Cable and Japanese mobile operator KDDI.
"Carriers have embraced Wi-Fi as a strategic technology for their services," Callisch said. "And Ruckus is in the forefront of that technology."
Ruckus filed for its IPO in October, saying it planned to obtain additional working capital, and that it may use funds raised to "acquire complementary businesses, products or technologies."
Ruckus is experiencing rapid growth. In a filing with the SEC Friday, the company said its net income for the first nine months of 2012 was $29.8 million, up from $1 million for the first nine months of 2011.
Revenue increased 93 percent, to $152.5 million for the first nine months of 2012, compared to $79 million for the first nine months of 2011.
In May, Ruckus said it was adding about 600 solution providers worldwide a quarter.
Al Brown, president and CEO of SmartWave Technologies, a Suwanee, Ga.-based solution provider and Ruckus' 2011 healthcare solution provider of the year, said Ruckus is already performing well.
"With some more funding they may explore some other markets," Brown said. "But I know they are on pretty solid ground from a product standpoint."
Gary Berzack, COO and CTO at eTribeca, a New York-based solution provider, said that Ruckus, now that it is public company with a valuation at $1 billion, will be able to compete for large contracts against bigger networking companies, Cisco and Aruba.
"Ruckus has the opportunity now to go after the large enterprise customers," Berzack said.
Goldman Sachs & Co., Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank Securities are the lead underwriters to the offering, Ruckus said. The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company has venture funding from Sequoia Capital.
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Hello. I simply cannot decide which GFX card to get? Right now i use on board video.. lol ! My setup is: 2500k ~ 4.2GHz 16GB ram 1200 PSU 24' inch monitor ~1900x1200 I want to play ALL my games in 1900x1200 with everything on max - Crysis 3! So what GFX should I get you think? I'm thinking about getting the 7970 but I simply don't know if I will be able to run Crysis 3 with everything on max and still have a +40-50 FPS? I'm also afraid if I get the 7970 or 670, I won't be able to run the NEW games coming during the year with all the eye candy on, hence why I should perhaps just go all in and get the Titan? .. Oh and yeah.. I use 1 monitor only So what do you guys think I should get in order to run all games in 1900x1200 with everything on max (all eye candy on) ?? Thanks
Hi mate, welcome to TPU I'd say one 7970 won't max out Crysis 3 at the fps you are looking for but it is a very good card to get (go custom, not stock cooler). The Titan is obviously a better card but for your purposes and that resolution it is a bit of overkill but even that wont make 60fps on max settings (the game is a beast, a very nice one mind you). If you can easily afford a Titan, I'd say buy one but if money doesn't grow on a tree in your back garden, I'd buy a single custom cooled 7970.
Hi the54thvoid! Thanks for the quick reply! The thing that irritates me is.. If I go buy the 7970 I likely won't be able to run the newer games in full resolution with all the eye candy on that I want, and I KNOW that will drive me crazy.. 1000$ is A LOT for a video card hell yeah.. But if the card really is a monster and can provide the means for me for +1 or 1½ year ahead? Hmmm
AMD's graphics options are in the next generation consoles. You might find that their cards get a significant boost from that placement. A single 7970, with a good cooler and overclocked is a very strong card. It would serve you well. But as you say, Titan should last longer but is it worth the x3 extra cost to you? Or, if in doubt, buy a GTX 670 and down the line, add a second for decent sli performance (and still be a lot cheaper than a Titan). I wouldn't necessarily recommend crossfire 7970's. They work very well in some games but in others, not so good.
Go for 670sli. If you can afford Titan, you can absolutely afford these too. My setup is very similar to yours, and my 670sli can chew any games with ease, including crisis 3. I got 60-70+ fps at full HD, max setting
In crysis 3 beta, my 7970 got 60fps. It did occasionally drop to 50fps. This was at 1080p not 1200p. This was at 1000 core. Crysis 3 is amd optimized also. If you can afford titan go for it.
It has come down to 7970 vs Titan now. Would Titan be totally stupid to buy when I only use 1 monitor and play in resolution 1900x1200? - Remember i want to be able to play all the newest games coming this year on this resolution and with ALL eye candy on MAX! I'm absolutely sure the 7970 won't be able to meet my wishes
I think you should get 3x titan's to put in tri SLI to play all the console ports coming this year on this resolution and with ALL eye candy on MAX! All joke aside, just get 2x 7970's and crossfire for 2/3's the price.
While the titan is a beast of a card, you mind amusingly find that some games in a year will be so badly coded, you wont be able to max out everything at 60fps (a prime example of this was Need for Speed Criterion, and Assassins Creed III, 60fps was possible, but the games were terribly broken). I can confirm xfire with AMD is excellent (I run games on 1080p at around 140 fps) but has its niggles on some games. This is a price I'd pay for a much lesser cost than a titan, and possibly more power. I intend to watercool my two GPU's as i dont intend to invest in any newer ones for quite some time. Games just arent using the full potential of cards nowadays anyway.
So you want your frames to be 60 fps with everything maxed on a 1200p screen? You won't go SLI/CF? If you answered yes to both then Titan is your only option. Crysis series has always been the most graphically intensive game(and metro 2033). If any card can run Crysis 3 then it will surely run any game within the next year.
On this note, my two 7950's at 1ghz core can run Metro 2033 at 60+fps on max Eye Candy, as well as Crysis 3 on Very High, but not ultra, then i see fps hit around the 45 mark. EDIT: I just noticed you have a 1200w PSU. The only reason to buy that is for SLI/XFire, so why not go that route?! Otherwise you paid a lot for a PSU you wont use over 65% consumption.
my 1200w PSU I got "free" from my dealer since my old 800w died suddenly. The main reason why I don't wanna go SLI / CF is because of 2 things: 1) The NOISE of 2 GFX cards during load will be extremely loud? 2) The power consumption will be twice as high as if I were only using 1 gfx card, doh Higher electric bill :/ 3) Never tried it before so.. heh.
After running dual GPUs for nearly 10 years, I'd say overall noise increase is about 15%. Proper cooling can easily make that less. Overclocking isn't what started the enthusiast cooler market...high-power systems did. Power consumption averages about +80%, since scaling is not 100% efficient. I've gotten close to twice no problem, but usually only when overclocking. I pay about $95 a month for PC power, mostly my rigs and my son's. So a bit over $30 a month each. Most are running using dual GPUs all the time, although I do tend to swap my own rig down to single GPU, and I recently changed my memory testing rig to single GPU as well. I typically run high-end CPU overclocks, but not very big GPU overclocks, since I want quiet GPUs, and buy two rather than clocking one sky-high. For real gaming, I'd personally recommend buying the single most powerful GPU you can. For me, Titan is far too overpriced over the 7970, so the highest stock 7970 you can get, either an ASUS Matrix Platinum, MSI Lightning, or Powercolor Devil13 card would be what I'd would be looking at. I beleive all three of those cards have 1100+ GPU speeds out of the box. Right now I have an ASUS Matrix Platinum 7970 and an ASUS Direct CUII TOP, and two Gigabyte Windforce 7950s. The Matrix is my number 1 choice here. When running dual GPUs overclocked, PSU is THE MAJOR FACTOR in how high you can clock. I run a 1200W PSU for OC, but stock, dual GPU, for me is around 500 W, using two GPUs and a 3960X with 16 GB of ram. Overclocking, my PSU is definitely the limit.
cadaveca: I've found a 7970 with 1050 MHz.. I guess that card should be quite good giving it's pre standard ones that are down on 900 stock?
1050 is a bit low to me. IT is quite common. that 1100 MHz seems, to me, to very much be the cream of the crop for chips right now. ...and, you can get two, most likely, for the cost of a single Titan. Original 7970 is 925/1375 MHz stock, and the GHZ edition is 1050/1500. the 100 MHz chips are usually high-bin GHz-edition chips, but you may get lucky and get an original non-boost GPU(they tend to have lower voltage). Original 7970 is 1.1 V - 1.175V. GHz Edition seems to be 1.2 V - 1.275V. Temperatures are very similar between the two.
I'm so much thinking of getting this card here: Sapphire Radeon HD 7970 GHz 3GB GDDR5 1050 MHz 6 GHz The 1000$ for the Titan is killing me. Would never forgive myself spending that amount of money on a video card!
I wouldn't get a titan unless you were doing 2d or 3d surround (3 monitors), or if you needed the compute performance for 3d animation/modelling/other things.
I would highly suggest not buying the Titan due to the fact that it just came out & you're bascally buying the name. But i do recommend SLIing two 670 4gbs this is what ill be doing in a week or so when my card comes, but if you have the cash step up to a 680 SLI, from what i've heard they actually are more powerful than a Titan just do to the fact you're indeed running SLI I dont really like AMD due to some of the cheap products they make for example their Processors & also personal expereince with bad customer service
Let me get this straight, you don't like their CPU, hence you are not recommending their GPU's? Bad customer service with their board partners, or AMD itself? As for cheap products like their lower end CPUs and GPUs, that is where they can make the most money as not everyone can afford, or need, high end rigs. I believe a vast majority of PC makers use low to mid end chips based on price range, while they are some custom PC makers who would have high to extreme level parts. My 8600M GS died on me due to a manufacturing defect that nV was well aware of, and refused to acknowledged.....did I swear off nV just because of this "bad experience"? To OP, the Titan is simply silly in terms of price/performance, you'd be better off with 2x HD7970/7950/GTX670, they'd be cheaper and faster than a single Titan.
i'd say go for a 7970 now and maybe another one later when you fell you need more power. Titan is a nice gpu but not that much faster to warrant the price, even if you have the money for it still dont worth it. It's not about money its a matter of principle.
He blatantly said that he could afford a GTX Titan ? I don't know what makes you think he cant afford anything else?


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Re: Been down that road (the Post, Jan. 3)
Your recent editorial asked a number of questions but left out a handful as well.
Should the Ontario government really be in the liquor sales, distribution and regulation businesses too — as if we're just waking up from Prohibition?
Is there nobody in the province capable of operating retail better than the Ontario government? If so, is the best model really the short-sighted big box mentality that has robbed entire communities like Aldershot — along with the rest of Burlington's Ward 1 — of an LCBO outlet?
Since it's in our interests to promote healthy lifestyle options, Ontario crops and homegrown products, maybe Ontarians are best served by the government constructing a grocery monopoly as well.
Or maybe government should focus on governing.
Alcohol-related revenues to the government are not a function of owning stores, but a variety of factors such as wholesale price, mark-up, taxes and consumption.
We don't need to own the financial services or mining industries to reap revenue. We get revenue by growing the economy, creating jobs, innovation, productivity, and so forth. The alcohol business is no different.
A study commissioned by the (Dalton) McGuinty government found no direct relationship between the level of government involvement in the alcohol business and level of government revenues taken in from alcohol sales. The report advised that with more choice and competition, Ontario could increase revenue by at least $200 million.
For his part, Ontario PC Party leader Tim Hudak has long been a supporter of choice in the system.
From Alberta to West Virginia, from British Columbia to Iowa, governments have been able to structure their exit from the alcohol business in ways that increased revenues to the province or state. In the decade following Alberta's privatization of the provincial alcohol business, for example, revenues jumped 40 per cent. Product selection expanded from 900 items to 12,000.
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My shoulders hurt.
After running the lake this afternoon, I headed over to the gym for a quick Back, Chest, and Shoulder workout that left my muscles shaking and completely burnt out.
- Lat Pull Down: 3 sets of 12, 45 pounds
- Bent Over Row: 3 sets of 12, 15 pounds
- Back Extension: 3 sets of 15, bodyweight
- Push ups: 3 sets of 20
- Dumbbell Chest Fly: 3 sets of 12, 15 pounds
I held a dumbbell in the opposite hand with my arm almost parallel to the floor as I worked the opposing side for the first 4 sets
- Dumbbell Shoulder Press- 3x through, 10 pounds
- Horizontal Grip, Right side- 6 reps
- Horizontal Grip, Left side- 6 reps
- Vertical Grip, Right side- 6 reps
- Vertical Grip, Left side- 6 reps
- Arnold Press, both sides- 10 reps
Complete each movement in a slow and controlled motion. Breath out as you contract and in as you release. Keep your form in check!
- Front Raise: 3 sets of 12, 7.5 pounds
- Lateral Raise: 3 sets of 12, 7.5 pounds
Screaming shoulders…I think so.
I came home and made myself a green protein smoothie with my new Ninja blender, which literally kicks ass.
In the mix
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- 1/2 frozen banana
- 2 large handfuls of spinach
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Whether you are attending a BBQ or throwing your own, don't be shy to prepare some lower calories drinks that tastes just as good, have less sugar and still do the trick
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You know I love my Vodka so I am being a bit biased, but Bacardi and Tequila would also work well.
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8:42am Saturday 5th October 2013 in National Sport News © Press Association 2013
Rafael Nadal will return to the top of the world rankings on Monday after reaching the final of the China Open.
The 27-year-old earned his place in Sunday's showpiece when semi-final opponent Tomas Berdych retired with a back injury, with the Czech trailing 4-2 in the opening set in Beijing.
Nadal's rise to the top follows a remarkable return to the court following a lengthy lay-off with a knee injury.
Since his comeback in February, the Spaniard has won 10 titles from 12 finals, including the French Open and US Open.
Nadal's last spell as world number one lasted 56 weeks before he was replaced at the summit by Novak Djokovic in July, 2011.
"(This is) a great year, one of the best years of my career without any doubt," Nadal was quoted as saying on the ATP Tour's official website.
"(It) sure is special be back to the top position of the rankings after more than a half year without playing tennis."
Nadal has not lost since his surprise opening-round defeat to 135th-ranked Steve Darcis at Wimbledon.
He replaces Djokovic, who will meet Richard Gasquet in Saturday's other semi-final, after the Serbian spent 101 weeks in the pole position.
"At the end, it's just a number... What [makes] me happy is [everything] I did to be back where I am today," said Nadal.


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