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Typically for this aristocratic part of town, a discreet entrance leads to a thoroughly luxurious interior. Muted colours and marble floors give the sense of an elegant private home - though one that is kept in absolutely spotless condition and contains a panelled library, cosy conservatory and an award-winning restaurant. The epitome of English style.
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The location is good, the service friendly, housekeeping works well , nice sheets and towels, great magnifying mirrors in the bathroom. I also looked at a newly decorated suite, I cannot recommend the interior decorator. Decided not to take it, the wallpaper would have made me dizzy | ||
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The Staff is excellent, my room very nice, except windows not double glazed, cold & windy conditions = draft= need heating in excess. bathroom -very nice, good size but bath/shower fixtures old fashion not practical. Other all very clean. The restaurant is good.Breakfast more fresh fruit and choice of real fresh bread. Room serv/ quality/food needs more attention. Location very good if you need tb around Mayfair. | ||
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Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel is in the London neighbourhood of Shepherd Market.
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24 Grafton Street, London | 5 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
New York gallery owner David Zwirner is opening his first overseas outpost in London in October 2012. Led by director Angela Choon, the gallery will encompass 10,000 square feet, spread over the five .. More
London > Sights and Attractions > Art Galleries
17-19 Davies Street, London | 6 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
The Gagosian Gallery in Mayfair is a tiny space, what estate agents would optimistically call bijou. But size isn't everything and Larry Gagosian's influence should not be underestimated. He may have .. More
London > Sights and Attractions > Historic Buildings
21 Albemarle Street, London | 6 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
Best known for its annual televised Christmas lectures, the RI is one of Britain's most famous science institutions and the place where famous scientists such as Humphry Davy, Michael Faraday, James D.. More
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20 Queen Street, Mayfair, , London | 1 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
This Indian restaurant is a real treat for anyone with an interest in the variety and surprises that Indian cooking can hold. Head chef, Alfred Prasad, is a master of his craft, creating speciality di.. More
London > Restaurant > Italian Cuisine
20 Queen Street, London | 1 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
This tiny, 60-seat, elegant art deco-style, Italian-influenced, Michelin-starred restaurant in Mayfair was set up by chefs Gordon Ramsey and Angela Hartnett in 2008 but has since been acquired amicabl.. More
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London > Entertainment > Jazz Clubs
215-217 Piccadilly, London | 12 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
Forties-themed late-night supper club. If youre considering a more glamorous and alternative evenings entertainment, head to Piccadilly and burlesque cabaret club Le Pigalle. Inspired by the gent.. More
London > Entertainment > Theatres
8 Argyll Street, London | 13 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
For those who owned televisions in the 1950s and 1960s, the London Palladium is quite simply the most famous variety theatre in the world. Stars who had previously been mere voices on the radio, leapt.. More
London > Entertainment > Theatres
218-223 Piccadilly, Piccadilly Circus, London | 13 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
The tiny entrance of the Criterion Theatre is almost invisible among the massive advertisements, traffic and crowds of Piccadilly Circus. To ignore it, however, is to miss one of London's most e.. More
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London > Nightlife > Pubs
16 Shepherd Market, London | 2 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
Built in 1882 this gorgeous Victorian pub could be the perfect spot for a night out, if you can find it, that is. Very close to Hyde Park and Piccadilly Circus, it is tucked away in the secluded Mayfa.. More
London > Nightlife > Pubs
41 Farm Street, London | 3 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
Famous for its famous owner, the Punch Bowl became a celebrity hang-out when Guy Ritchie split up with Madonna. The director of 'Lock, Stock' could often be seen thoroughly enjoying his own lock-ins i.. More
London > Nightlife > Nightclubs
15 Berkeley Street, London | 4 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
Between the Victorian elegance of Berkley Square and the Imperial magnificence of Piccadilly, you might be surprised to find a club that oozes with Eastern decadence, but find it you will in the form .. More
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London > Shopping > Hair and Grooming
9 Curzon Street, London | 1 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
Famous barber frequented by famous faces offering the full works, even manicures. Men can learn how to shave properly with a special training session... More
London > Shopping > Books
10 Curzon Street, London | 1 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
Heywood Hill, run by John de Falbe, sells old, new and antiquarian books, specialising in literature, history, architecture, biography, travel and a well-stocked children's department. Founded over se.. More
London > Shopping > Books
50 Berkely Square, London | 2 minutes from Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel
Established in 1853, Maggs Bros. Ltd., is one of the world's oldest and largest dealers in antiquarian, first edition, autograph and rare books. Books are divided into six useful categories: Continent.. More
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Having helped to organise this week's SETAC-Europe Special Science Symposium on Endocrine Disrupter Testing and Evaluation, it became obvious to me that regulatory authorities have not yet thought in depth about how the special properties of EDCs could be taken into account in environmental risk assessments. Although the European Union appears to have turned its back on risk assessment for this group of substances, in my view a retrograde step, other authorities (e.g. the US and Japan) have indicated that they consider risk assessment of EDCs to be feasible. For that reason, I think a major and urgent task of this new SETAC Advisory Group will be to develop new risk assessment methods for EDCs which explicitly deal with such phenomena as low dose effects, non-monotonic dose-responses, and delayed appearance of adverse effects. I would like to hear people's comments on this issue.
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Hummingbird Ridge in Cashiers
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 6
- pool no
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This 3 bedroom/3 bath cottage sits above 4000 feet nestled on 3 acres of woodlands. This serene cottage offers a great mountain view, located off a secluded gravel road. The song birds and hummingbirds arrive in April, which can be observed while sitting in a rocking chair on the wraparound porch. The cottage offers a peaceful retreat to read, watch the birds, and enjoy the sunset.
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Marty LeBrun 941-953-3226
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The guest enters a fully furnished cottage with a full stocked kitchen. Towels, pillows, and bed linens are supplied, along with a washer and dryer. We also offer Direct TV, wireless internet and unlimited long distance.
activities and attractions in Cashiers Smoky Mountains
Located 2 miles from Lake Glenville, minutes from Cashiers, and 11 miles from Highlands, the cottage is in the perfect location. Sylva and the Blue Ridge Parkway are close by. Nanahala State Park is also convenient for hiking. For fun, you will find public golf courses, horseback riding, fly fishing and boating available. Shopping and fine dining are available in historic Highlands and downtown Cashiers.
An hour away is the Biltmore Estate in Asheville. Also consider white water rafting in Bryson City and a visit to the Cherokee Nation.
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3 day minimum stay required. $115/night. $100 cleaning fee. Cleaning fee waived if stay is 7 days or more.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
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- family picnic at Nanahala State Park
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OMG, I get so sick of reading these rhetorical comments people keep making about 'these people are criminals'. We have a government who is paying out the back side for a war that was started ILLEGALLY, fat-cat politicians and bankers who have ILLEGALLY bank-rolled America (most of it) toward the poorhouse, and now, our government is paying another whopping 'out-the backside' amount to try to pump money back into the economy, which does not seem to be working cause the rebate the citizens got was used to survive & all the money the government across the nation...well, God only know where that money is really going, yet all that come out of their mouths about illegal immigrants is they are 'criminals'. You keep hearing that Americans are spending their tax dollars on free health care, food stamps, etc...but if this young girl cannot even get the finances to go to college, how in God's name can any of the other illegals get what you people keep saying they are getting? This country was built for ANYONE who wants to come here & work to live a better, more prosperous life...JUST LIKE YOUR ANCESTORS DID. And I do not want to hear they came legally, you do not know if they did or NOT & those that came to take this land from the red man certainly did not do it legally! You want this government to keep wasting money on sending these people back to whence they came, but not on spending it to wipe up the REAL CRIMINALS, the DANGEROUS KIND up off the streets of cities across this country and ESPECIALLY Memphis, when they (Hispanics) work good decent jobs, they make hard earned money that is put back into the economy, which is needed....HELLO? These people's words I keep reading are nothing more than racist, hypocritical, prejudiced and narrow-minded crap! They look at ALL Hispanics the same way, even those who are LEGAL. The United States should have had an open policy when we were the most prosperous country in the world with Mexico since it borders our own country, instead of giving it the cold-shoulder & putting a limit to the amount of Hispanics could come to the U.S. (it was not enforced the same with other countries), then we would not be in the situation of people who cannot help themself to come here in order to freaking survive. These people are not spending and taking away your tax dollars like the dummies everyone keeps voting for to put in office just so THEY can wipe you dry, but you don't mind THAT! HA...what real humans beings you are! And then you have the nerve to go to church on Sunday and wear either 'What Would Jesus Do' bracelets or bumper stickers on your cars...what a joke! When you do not do what Jesus would do, then instead of continuing to keep going UP, you are showed the way back DOWN, just as this great United States of America has found...for being greedy & selfish, such as yourselves. "Forgive them, Lord, for they know not what they do!" Ever heard those words?
I hate to be one of those jerks who gripe about typing or spelling skills but wouldn't your response been so much better if it had paragraphs? It's so hard to read what appeared to be 3000 letters with little to no punctuation.
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Superman flies back onto the big screen in this Warner Bros./Legendary Pictures production directed by Zack Snyder (Watchmen), produced by Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight), and featuring a screenplay by David Goyer (Blade, The Dark Knight). As the planet of Krypton crumbles, General Zod (Michael Shannon) stages a coup as concerned leader Jor-El (Russell Crowe) and his wife send their infant son Kal-El to a distant world called Earth. While the young child travels through space with an object containing the DNA of his home planet, General Zod and his cohorts are sentenced to an eternity in a black-hole prison. Named Clark and raised by kindly farmers Jonathan (Kevin Costner) and Martha Kent (Diane Lane), young Kal-El lives in fear of what might happen should his neighbors learn about his extraterrestrial origins, eventually exploring the world in search of himself. In time, Clark's travels take him to a frozen tundra, where the American government has discovered an 18,000-year-old anomaly buried deep in the ice. Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane (Amy Adams) has just come to investigate when, after venturing out with her camera, she has a profound encounter with Clark. Convinced that his presence on Earth is proof of life on other planets, Lois finds her attempt to publish the story thwarted by her boss Perry White (Laurence Fishburne), who rejects it outright. Later, the airwaves are hijacked by General Zod, who threatens to obliterate the human race if they fail to hand over Kal-El within 24 hours. Forced to embrace his otherworldly origins for the first time in his life, Clark Kent dons the special suit from Krypton and prepares to take a stand against an enemy far more powerful than any he's ever known. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A brave young stonemason assembles a fierce band of warriors to prevent an evil king from acquiring the artifact that will permit him to rule the world in this epic mythological fantasy from visionary filmmaker Tarsem Singh. King Hyperion (Mickey Rourke) is a brutal tyrant on a bloody mission to seek out the mythical Bow of Epirus. Should he succeed, even the gods of Olympus will be forced to bow before him. In his efforts to locate the invincible and elusive weapon, Hyperion leads his Heraklion army on a brutal rampage across Greece, razing every town in their path, and killing with impunity. When the Hyperions lay waste to his village and cut down his mother in cold blood, vengeful stonemason Theseus (Henry Cavill) emerges from the rubble determined to make the king pay for his crimes. Later, the Sybelline Oracle, Phaedra (Freida Pinto), experiences a vision of Theseus' future that convinces her he will play a pivotal role in defeating King Hyperion. Armed with that supernatural knowledge, she agrees to help Theseus assemble a small army capable of defeating the tyrannical king and preventing him from enslaving the entire human race. Stephen Dorff, Kellan Lutz, and John Hurt co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Two brothers embark on a violent revenge mission and discover that long-standing rumors of occult experiments among the Nazis were in fact rooted in reality. Three years before the onset of World War II, the Third Reich contacted the Wollners -- a poverty-stricken family of German-Americans living in Town Creek, WV -- with a lucrative offer to host visiting scholar Professor Richard Wirth. Completely oblivious to the occult experiments that were being conducted by the Nazis and Professor Wirth, the Wollners accepted. That decision would haunt their family and their town for decades to come. Flash forward to 2007, when Victor Marshall (Dominic Purcell) vanishes into thin air while camping near Town Creek. Determined to discover the true fate of his missing brother, floundering 25-year-old Evan Marshall (Henry Cavill) searches for answers. Just when it seems that there are none to be found, Victor suddenly reappears with a claim that he was abducted and then staged a daring escape. He asks Evan to gather some guns, pack the boat, and return to Town Creek with him on a mission to exact justice on his kidnappers. Upon returning to Town Creek, the two brothers come face to face with a terrifying evil born of an unholy union between Hitler's Third Reich and forces beyond human comprehension. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Tudors presents the rarely dramatized, tumultuous early years of King Henry VIII's nearly 40 year, omnipotent reign (1509-1547). In addition to his famous female consorts and 20+ year marriage to Catherine of Aragon to the infamous dalliance with Anne Boleyn, the series delves in to Henry's most notable political relationship and the deconstruction of the Roman Catholic Church in England.
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A reverse split can be viewed as a terrible thing for many OTC companies, but in some cases, it's a stepping stone to shareholder value. The vote is still not in quite yet for MagneGas, but the company is holding up pretty well since its recent share consolidation as their company continues to grow and market its revolutionary product. Currently, the company's ticker symbol is sporting the extra "D" after performing a 1-for-10 reverse split in June. The "D" will be removed in the final week of July at the end of an SEC-mandated 20 trading day period to indicate that the reverse stock split has occurred. At that time, the ticker will revert to "MNGA."
All that aside, the company has been steadily expanding their footprint in the metal working industry with distribution deals and new companies signing up to use their alternative metal working fuel. The company's patented Plasma Arc Flow™ process gasifies liquid waste, creating a clean burning hydrogen based fuel that is essentially interchangeable with natural gas. Although the alternative gas has been making its name in the metal space, MagneGas™ has many other uses, including cooking, heating, powering bi-fuel automobiles.
Every investor wants to hear about their favorite company inking a deal with a major outfit and MagneGas could be heading down that path. Today, the Tampa-based company reported that it has begun supplying General Motors (NYSE: GM) with its MagneGas™ fuel. The big auto maker is trialing the fuel, which is delivered from a MagneGas production facility in Michigan, for maintenance and metal-working activities at its Grand Blanc Weld & Tool Center in Flint, Mich.
GM tested MagneGas™, assessing its environmental, health, and safety impacts. It found the gas cut cleaner, faster, and is more cost-effective than acetylene, according to MagneGas.
"We are always in pursuit of technologies that enhance quality and efficiency while also performing well on a holistic business case," said John Bradburn, manager of waste-reduction efforts at GM. "In its current state, this technology does just that. We're working closely with MagneGas to discuss possible future applications with potential to reduce our environmental impact."
Although MagneGas has been building a solid portfolio of clients over the last couple years, layering in a relationship with a world-renown company like GM could be what puts them on the map. Shares dipped as low as $3.65 last week, but have been back on the rise.
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In a challenged PC market one user group is standing firm against the winds of change blowing many casual computer users to the "good enough" mindset behind sales of tablets and cloud computing devices-PC gamers. PC gamers continue to buy and build with a fervency that could be compared to motorcycle, 4X4, and sports car enthusiasts, always looking for more speed, power, utility, and handling. Jon Peddie, President of JPR said, "Not only is gaming becoming an even more important purchasing influence of PC sales due to the offloading of more basic functionality to smart devices, but we are forecasting growth in the most expensive discrete graphics products. We are also impressed with the embedded graphics offerings this generation and going forward." Ted Pollak, Senior Gaming Analyst at JPR said, "The effect that key titles have on hardware sales is phenomenal. Enthusiast PC Gamers embrace content creation and modding, so when titles like Bohemia Interactive's ARMA 3 are in the pipeline, we start to see anticipatory hardware sales. In fact, we are estimating over $800 million of PC builds influenced primarily by this title. A major component of this situation is that many games are placing increasing demands on the CPU. The result is that swapping out the graphics add-in board is not enough this time around and gamers are building (and ordering) overclocked PC's from the ground up." JPR believes that PC's have an advantage for casual gaming as X86 tablets expand the market, and new powerful CPUs with built-in graphics have opened the door to the living room. On the high end of the spectrum nothing can surpass PCs at this point in time because they can run ultra high resolution graphics better than any other platform. Because consoles have display restrictions and forgiving couch based control input, they just can't compete with the PC's precision and power. Pricing and Availability The Worldwide PC Gaming Hardware Market report series by Jon Peddie Research which covers 33 countries, notebooks, desktops, DIY, and accessories, comes in three versions: Enthusiast, Performance, and Mainstream, with each version selling for $7,500 and the set of three for $15,000. In addition, with the set is a summary report of the Total PC Gaming Hardware Market worldwide. Photo Credit: D1nky, TechPowerUp Forums
In other words the PC industry is desperate for sales, so please gamers...go out and buy some new toys, the real expensive ones, to keep these companies from going under.
No, I don't think that's what the article is saying at all. As has been pointed out in several editorials by the OP, PC sales are declining. that's PC units, pre-made PC's...the standard stuff. The whole premise of this article is that despite that trend, sales of PARTS, purchased by gamers and enthusiasts, are through the roof, with big profits in that arena because of high demand.
There can never be a "Fast Enough" home computer! I use the following metric to describe Consumer computer performance: Barely Acceptable > Slow > Very Slow > AMD > Dead Slow > Pretty Damn Archaic > C64 Slow. At least until computers become fast enough to render A0 CAD images in under the 1 minute mark...
mister JP is MILES far from being objective as a very very close friend of NVIDIA. His analysis and opinion could not matter less. Although, in this case, i do agree that the PC market is not as close to dying as some people think it is.
great article, good to see components are selling well. $800million just because one title... and just the other day it was published theres a slump. you are a true mofo LOL
This is good news in an age when Intel is trying to wean us off building and overclocking, and AMD unable to produce anything to change this course. They now make CPUs with OC limited to a few models, and those few inexplicable made to run extremely hot. I guess GPUs are the focus now. I have little reason not to stick with my 2500K and look for improvement in this direction.
That's not true. Granted it may look like that to us, but I think we may be wrong there. INTEL is actually a huge proponent of overclocking and if anything they are trying to encourage overclocking, even putting money and huge resources into it. In fact a lot in Haswell was designed specifically to allow even more aggressive overclocking. (New clock gen DB1200 as found on the SNB-E), more bclk ratios, increased CPU multiplier (80X), improved IMC, ring bus ratio adjustments (ring bus isn't new but was previously not adjustable), XTU software. Overclocking competitions etc. There's so much that INTEL does to promote overclocking and to make the platforms even more overclocking friendly it's just ridiculous for us to say they want to wean us off building our PC's and overclocking. Ivy-Bridge-E even has a low end K SKU that costs less than a 4770K and actually runs cooler (as a result of the thermal interface).
And yet they use sh*t paste for their chips hmm? doesnt sound like promoting overclocking at all to me.
And don't forget about their overclockers insurance, the Performance Tuning Plan. A company doesn't offer something like that if they are against overclocking.
Intel makes the chips overheat at voltages that are way bellow the breakthrough voltage of the chip so you will never give it some much voltage as to break it because at 1.35v Ivy and Haswell are way beyond the cooling abilities of normal air coolers yet the chips break at around 1.6v. If intel used proper thermal paste people would push the chips up to the breaking voltage and intel would end up replacing lots of CPUs but since people don't intel can of cheap overclocking warranties that only extreme overclockers really use. Also Sandy clocked to over 5.1Ghz on air Ivy hits 4.8Ghz on air Haswell hits 4.5Ghz so yeah intel supports overclocking.
As far as I'm aware, Intel is fine with overclocking so long as the chips aren't (over)volted outside of their VID, which seems a whole lot more overclocker friendly than their main consumer CPU rival (who have just released a bunch of CPUs with no company backed warranty whatsoever) whose disclaimers- even when using their own overclocking utilities (pdf)- expressly note that damage arising from altering the stock settings voids warranty.
I think some people either didn't read the word wean, or don't understand it. Didn't say Intel had stopped supporting overclocking, but the trend is heading that way.
Its a good feeling that people like me are keeping the market in check. May not be promising, but still its a nice feeling.
Intel fanboy... check. Blind loyalty... check. Inaccurate assessment of performance... check. Typical.
I understand the word "wean" very well in isolation and in context. It is not a word that's appropriate in this discussion in the manner you used it in because your assertions are incorrect. We should however as a community wean ourselves off our ignorance and blatant disregard for facts and evidence. There's no trend that suggests what you're saying. If there's any trend, its to the exact opposite of your assertions. * OC workshop at IDF Beijing 2013 * another OC show at IDF this year in SF, two actually that INTEL is involved in. * INTEL will also be officially involved at MSI's MOA 2013, along with having been a main promoter to the CORSAR/INTEL CO event earlier this year. * IB-E will get another K SKU CPU that costs less than a 4770K meaning there will be 3 unlocked CPU's in total this generation as opposed to two in the previous generation, at launch. * Haswell K SKU CPUs have more OC options than any others before. * INTEL has released and is continuously working HWBOT on it's Xtreme Tweaking Utility, which is a vendor agnostic utility for overclocking and for use as a benchmark. Intel has done more for overclocking this year alone than the company has in it's entire history.
The removal of overclocking support on unsupported chipsets will be via an ME update probably. Those chipsets were sold to those vendors (ASRock and ECS) at a specific price that is different to the Z87 price. Said vendors found a loop hole and decided to exploit it, not for the sake of end users, but for PR purposes. INTEL is plugging this hole as they should. The pressure came from the larger vendors (who shift significantly more units) for INTEL to do something about this. It was not entirely INTEL's sole purpose to screw over the end user. Add to which, If you buy motherboards, from any of the other vendors based on those chipsets, you couldn't overclock your CPU anyway. So INTEL has taken away nothing you didn't have to begin with.
It is how OC industry build up itself until today , users found ways to OC and manufacturers improved and made more friendly to mass market . I still remember dual abit socket 370 board it could not be made with that kind of logic ( = only do things allowed by intel ) Intel is against OC to sell more expensive chips it is why it only allows K series OC now (you could try your luck with every chip before, remember ? ) .You must pay the price if you want to OC now No money = No OC
i think this article was about how component sales are doing well, and theres no slump in enthusiasts purchasing such. tbh BF4 will probably be the kick in the ass for me to buy a second card
I didn't notice any difference in graphics between BF4 trailers and BF3. If your hardware plays BF3, it can also play BF4.


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Little Big Man [DVD]
Director : Arthur Penn
Screenplay : Calder Willingham (based on the novel by Thomas Berger)
MPAA Rating : PG-13
Year of Release : 1970
Stars : Dustin Hoffman (Jack Crabb), Faye Dunaway (Mrs. Pendrake), Chief Dan George (Old Lodge Skins), Martin Balsam (Mr. Merriweather), Richard Mulligan (Gen. George Armstrong Custer), Jeff Corey (Wild Bill Hickok), Amy Eccles (Sunshine), Kelly Jean Peters (Olga Crabb), Carol Androsky (Caroline Crabb), Robert Little Star (Little Horse), Cal Bellini (Younger Bear)
Few directors have become so absolutely central to the American cinema and then obsolete with the speed and intensity of Arthur Penn. Like other important directors of the 1960s, including Sam Peckinpah and John Frankenheimer, Penn got his start in television and became a name as a film director by tapping into the zeitgeist in such a way that shockwaves were sent throughout the entertainment industry and the culture at large. Penn's revelatory moment was 1967's Bonnie and Clyde, a violent, funny, thumb-your-nose-at-authority ode to outlaw glamour and the repressiveness of modern society. It perfectly encapsulated all of Penn's most important themes, namely the social outsider who challenges social hegemony and, more often than not, loses.
Thus, it isn't hard to see why he was drawn to the big-screen adaptation of Thomas Berger's revisionist comic Western novel Little Big Man. The story is told in flashback by a 121-year-old curmudgeon named Jack Crabb (Dustin Hoffman, encased in thoroughly convincing old-age prosthetics by make-up wizard Dick Smith), who claims to be the sole white survivor of the Battle at Little Big Horn, better known as "Custer's Last Stand." Jack's story is a lengthy narrative that has the often-outrageous tone of a tall tale—one wonders whether the events of his extraordinary life are legendary in the sense that they are constructed, not retold.
Myth-breaking was one of Penn's specialties; his best films, including Bonnie and Clyde, Alice's Restaurant (1969), and Night Moves (1975), all exposed and dismantled various mythological constructions passed down and reinforced by cinematic narratives, whether that be the moral authority of the police to gun down gangsters or the all-knowing confidence of the hard-boiled detective. Like those films, Little Big Man is best described as an anti-myth, as it takes all the ideological power of that great American myth, the Western, and takes it apart bit by bit. At times comedic and other times brutally violent, Little Big Man is a tonal collage, mixing slapstick humor and pathos with such wild abandon that one can't be blamed for wondering if it were directed by 10 different people. But, this was part of the film's strategy, to keep the audience off-kilter, always wondering not only what will happen next, but the tenor of its presentation.
Jack's life is dominated by his constant shifting between the worlds of Cheyenne Indians and white settlers. This, in and of itself, makes him the perfect Penn protagonist, because he is the perennial outsider, neither fully white nor fully Cheyenne, always on the fringes. After his family is killed by a war party, 10-year-old Jack is taken in by a kind chief named Old Lodge Skins (Chief Dan George) and raised as a Cheyenne, who refer to themselves as "human beings." During an ill-fated battle with the cavalry, Jack uses his whiteness to save his own skin (not the last time he will do this) and is returned to the world of "civilization."
There he is taken under the wing of a fundamentalist preacher and his too-young wife, Mrs. Pendrake (Faye Dunaway), whose smoldering sexuality is barely repressed behind constant religious bantering that has the feel of rote memorization, not spiritual passion. Jack's experience with the Pendrakes is the first of many that teach him about the hypocrisy of white civilization and religion, which stand in stark contrast to the film's depiction of the Cheyenne way of life, which is based on the idea of being centered in the world. This point is hammered home even harder when the film turns violent and Penn shows the atrocities committed against Native Americans by the U.S. Calvary. There are two significant massacre sequences in Little Big Man, in which women and children are slaughtered like animals. The film climaxes in a reverse massacre, that of the U.S. soldiers at Little Big Horn, but it is depicted as the necessary result of the Army's racist overconfidence.
Of course, this is one of the film's primary weaknesses: In its well-intentioned bid to rework the Western myth to expose the legacy of genocide and racism that supported the U.S.'s "manifest destiny," it replaces one simplistic dichotomy (whites good, Indians bad) with another (whites bad, Indians good). While screenwriter Calder Willingham (whose collaborations read like a who's who, including Stanley Kubrick, Mike Nichols, and Robert Altman) gives the Cheyenne a broad range of character types (there's a bitter young man who resents Jack, a homosexual who spends time with the women instead of the braves, etc.), the white characters all fit neatly into the category of "the absurd": a snakeoil salesman (Martin Balsam) with whom Jack temporarily joins forces, Jack's long-lost sister (Carol Androsky) who ditches him because he can't bring himself to be a vicious gunslinger, Jack's Swedish wife (Kelly Jean Peters) who is stolen by the Cheyenne and turns into a belligerent shrew, and, of course, General George Custer (Richard Mulligan), who is portrayed as a blustery, egomaniacal fool. All the white characters are absurdist hypocrites who are denied any semblance of humanity. Even Jack himself is something of a joke, relegated mostly to the narrative sidelines as the story of his life unfolds around him without his having much of an effect on it.
One can't entirely blame Penn for overcommitting to his revisionist tendencies. After all, there was some 70 years of racist cinematic mythology to deconstruct, a tall order for any one film (although there was several others working on the same ideological project at this time, most notable Ralph Nelson's ultraviolent Soldier Blue). As a filmmaker, Penn is firmly rooted in the 1960s counterculture, thus it's not surprising that he became quickly irrelevant as an artist once the zeitgeist changed and he did not. Little Big Man stands as a testament to the passion of his conviction and his willingness to use his cinematic credibility to reflect meaningfully on the times in which he lived. That the film itself doesn't play all that well anymore—particularly given its didactic qualities and tonal imbalances that were once revolutionary, but now seem dated—shouldn't detract from its importance in the history of the American cinema.
Little Big Man DVD | |
Aspect Ratio | 2.35:1 |
Languages | English |
Subtitles | English, French |
Distributor | Paramount Home Video |
Release Date | April 29, 2003 |
2.35:1 (Anamorphic) Little Big Man has been given a fine new anamorphic transfer that nicely preserves its luminous widescreen vistas. Harry Stradling Jr.'s cinematography is well-rendered in good detail and accurate colors. Some of the darker sequences look a tad grainy, but the overall print looks well-preserved, with only slight hints of fading and a bare minimum of scratches that have been largely cleaned up with digital restoration. | |
English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround English Dolby 2.0 Surround French Dolby 1.0 Monaural The remixed Dolby Digital 5.1 surround soundtrack opens up the musical score and also adds some limited surround effects during the battle sequences. Otherwise, this is a largely front-heavy mix that is cleanly presented. | |
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Rosie Napravnik and record most earnings by female a yearSo this year Rosie Napravnik and her earnings are at $10,107,300 with 159 wins and is it a record now for a female? I believe in 1992, Julie Krone and her earnings were at $9,216,622 with 279 wins. So it appears Rosie now holds it and it's been a big year for her. She has good chances this year with Shanghai Bobby and Kauai Katie in the Breeders Cup races so with a win in the BC be the icing on the cake for her during a year where it's considered her breakthrough. I think 2012 was a big year for her and it's going to lead her up to a bigger 2013.
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Paced by her victory on Shanghai Bobby in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I) Nov. 3 at Santa Anita, Napravnik is the first female rider to surpass $10-million in single-season purse earnings. Through Nov. 11, her North American mounts had earned $11,317,930, a mark well-ahead of Julie Krone's long-standing seasonal record of $9,216,622 set in 1992. This year Napravnik became the first woman to win the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I), guiding Believe You Can to victory in the $1 million race for 3-year-old fillies. She then became the second woman, joining Krone, to win a Breeders' Cup race on the flat. Both Ramon Dominguez and Napravnik have fared well racing in New York this season, where already strong purses were enhanced by added money from the Resorts World Casino New York City at Aqueduct.
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Re: Rosie Napravnik and record most earnings by female a yearThat was interesting fact and these riders are from different countries like these:
Ramon Dominguez-Venezuelan Javier Castellano-Venezuelan John Velazquez-Puerto Rican Rafael Bejarano-Peruivian Joel Rosario-Dominican Republic Jose Lezcano-Panamanian Rosie Napravnik-American Joe Talamo-American Mike Smith-American
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