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CINCINNATI, Ohio - The Georgetown University volleyball team dropped to 7-18 overall and 1-11 in BIG EAST play tonight after a 3-0 loss to Cincinnati (10-16, 8-4) at Fifth Third Arena. Set scores were 22-25, 16-25, and 22-25.
Annalee Abell (Lexington, Ky./Henry Clay) had one of her strongest offensive outings of the season, turning in a team-leading 12 kills.
Sophomore middle blocker Dani White (Mission Viejo, Calif./Mission Viejo) had 11 kills and led the Hoyas in efficiency, hitting .429. "As a team, we hit .255 and that was good volleyball for us," said Head Coach Arlisa Williams. "Unfortunately, we could not slow Cincinnati down."
The Bearcats hit a scorching .409 as a team in the match, led by senior Emily Hayden's 11 kills on 19 attempts and classmate Jordanne Scott's match-high 14 kills.
GU never led in the first set, but stayed on Cincinnati's heels the entire way and tied it several times, never allowing a lead of more than two until the final points. Tied at 22, the Bearcats were able to string together three points at the most critical time to close out the set. Aided by two Georgetown errors down the stretch, UC took the opener 25-22.
The second set was not as close, as Cincinnati took control from the opening serve. The Bearcats took an early lead and consistently widened it throughout the set, leading by as many as 12 when the score was 20-8. GU showed some life late, scoring eight of the last 13 points, but it proved too big a hole to dig out of.
The final frame ended with the same score as the first. GU had their only leads of the match here, the largest of which were three-point leads at 14-11 and 17-14. Tied at 20 late, the Hoyas couldn't hold off the Bearcats' potent offensive attack, and they closed out the match in three.
Junior Whitney Jencks (Arlington, S.D./Arlington) was solid in the passing pattern for Georgetown. Elizabeth Riggins (Mission Viejo, Calif./Santa Margarita) and Brooke Bachesta hit well from the outside, registering seven and six kills respectively. GU was out-blocked 10-2 and out-served in the match.
The senior-laden defending BIG EAST Champion Bearcats squad honored their six seniors in a senior day ceremony following today's match. Senior Emily MacIntyre led all players with 18 digs.
"All-in-all it was a good effort, especially in sets one and three where they were right there. We had a great push at the end of set two and couldn't close it out, so now it's just turning the page to get ready for a really, really good Louisville team on Sunday, before we head back home for our last home match of the year on Wednesday."
The Hoyas continue their road trip this Sunday, Nov. 4 at Louisville (21-3, 10-1) where they will take on the 12th-ranked Cardinals at the KFC Yum! Center. The Blue & Gray's final home game of the 2012-13 regular season will take place Wednesday, Nov. 7 at 11:30 a.m. against BIG EAST foe Connecticut at McDonough Arena.
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Has anyone heard how far away we are from a new release to fix the ga-zillion problems in 2.5.1?
Has anyone heard how far away we are from a new release to fix the ga-zillion problems in 2.5.1?
Is there ga-zillion problems in 2.5.1? It works fine for me so far. No date is set yet for 2.5.2, http://trac.wordpress.org/roadmap
ga-zillion problems lol
I only have seen one bug so far and that's to do with not be able to move widgets around because they disappear. Other then that WordPress still rocks for me :)
Wow, I guess I was the only one reading the forum after it was released on April 25th. I saw tons of defects that were show-stoppers for the blogmasters reporting the problems. Thought I would wait a few months until the next release.
I was looking at the timeline of defect tickets covering 5/5/08-6/4/08 where there are hundreds of reported defects and enhancements. But I see that the timeline roadmap you referenced shows 72 closed tickets and 793 tickets still active, with a due date of August 7th.
Now, if I'm reading the list of tickets right, it appears that the closed ticket fixes are being applied to the latest nightly build, which they invite anyone to try out and report bugs. If you guys downloaded the latest version recently, then you may have a much better version.
I guess I'll wait until August.
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The magic is in the sauce! The sauce combination of garlic and lemon is divine. Next time, I'm even going to double the sauce. The seasonings on the fish complement it very well. I used Old Bay for the seafood seasoning. This recipe is fast, healthy and delicious. I'll be making this again! ~Made for the Spring 2010 Pick-A-Chef~
I followed this recipe to the letter, OK, I used a little more oil in my beloved cast iron pan and warmed the oven to 200. 300 will keep cooking the filets. The sauce is original and a great substitute for tartar. A keeper for sure! Warning: don't overcook!
Mardi Gras is over so this fits well into no-meat-on-Friday Lent...but I am already so looking forward to the NEXT big day -- Easter!
Great recipe. Husband liked it, and so did one of the boys. I loved it, and I'm the one who does the rating. So there. :) Loved the sauce when it was on the fish, but it was way too lemony by itself. It is also good on green beans. Thanks for sharing!
Made this for dinner last night. I followed the recipe as written using old bay for the seafood seasoning. I normally broil my fish but this was a nice, different way for us to enjoy it. Made for Spring PAC 2010.
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Podcast #296 - NVIDIA's 337.50 Driver Improvements, Corsair H105, Intel Haswell Refresh details and more!
Subject: General Tech | April 17, 2014 - 02:58 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: podcast, video, nvidia, 337.50, corsair, H105, amd, Intel, haswell, devil's canyon
PC Perspective Podcast #296 - 04/17/2014
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Berlin invades San Francisco; meet the new HSA enabled Opteron
Subject: General Tech | April 17, 2014 - 01:07 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: amd, hsa, berlin, Opteron X-series, Red Hat
Next Wednesday we will get our first look at the HSA enabled Opteron X Series, otherwise known as Berlin. AMD will be unveiling the processor at the Red Hat Summit in San Francisco with an X2100 Opteron running on a Linux environment that is based on the Fedora Project. We have very recently had a chance to see the desktop equivalent, Kaveri, in action but this will be the first example of AMD's heterogeneous computing on a server. Keep your eyes peeled for our coverage, in the mean time you can get a preview at The Register.
"AMD will give the first public demo of its second-generation Opteron X-Series server processor, code-named "Berlin", at the Red Hat Summit in San Francisco on Wednesday."
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Steaming on a Sempron
Subject: General Tech | April 16, 2014 - 01:31 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: steambox, amd, sempron, athlon, Kabini, SteamOS
A popular question that has arisen from the release of the four new low cost Kabini processors has been their effectiveness in powering a Steam Machine. Phoronix have just finished testing the new Athlon and Sempron chips, paired with several laptop IGPs using Catalyst Linux driver fglrx 13.35.5/OpenGL 4.3.12798 on Ubuntu 14.04. They tested Counter-Strike: Source, Half-Life 2: Lost Coast, and Portal at a variety of resolutions to see just how much performance these chips offer. None of the chips could offer acceptable performance at 1080p and only Portal was delivered at 60fps assuming you used 1024x768. They will be following this review with another that will pair discreet GPUs with Kabini which should increase gaming capabilities greatly.
"Earlier today the latest installment of our extensive Linux testing of AMD's new Athlon AM1 APUs were shared in the form of RadeonSI vs. Gallium3D benchmarks of the Radeon R3 Graphics found with these new entry-level APUs. Not included with that open-source vs. closed-source driver testing was any Source Engine / Steam Linux game testing due to an XCB DRI3 issue, but this article is devoted to looking at the Catalyst performance for the Sempron 2650, Sempron 3850, Athlon 5150, and Athlon 5350 to see whether any of these APUs can make the cut for a budget Steam Machine."
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- Lacie confesses to year-long data breach as hackers harvest customers' details @ The Inquirer
- Intel sees 'signs of improvement in the PC business' but earnings remain 'Meh...' @ The Register
- A scanner, darkly: Master data-miner Google tweaks terms of service @ The Register
- Nvidia's new CUDA 6 has the 'most significant new functionality in the history of CUDA' @ The Register
Testing Kabini on Linux
Subject: Processors | April 14, 2014 - 03:22 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Kabini, linux, Athlon 5350, Athlon 5150, Sempron 3850, Semprov 2650, amd, athlon, sempron
An easy way to trim the cost of a lower end system is to skip Windows and install Linux, along with picking a less expensive AMD chip to power your system. AMD has recently gifted us with new Kabini based Sempron and Athlon chips, the most expensive of which is available for less that $70. For testing Phoronix used Ubuntu 14.04, the 3.14 kernel and Mesa 10.2 along with the Radeon 7.3.99 driver. You will be glad to know that there were no compatibility problems with Linux whatsoever, all CPUs performed more or less as expected as you can see for yourself in the full review.
"It's been a busy past few days since AMD launched their "AM1" Socketed Kabini APUs. After the initial Athlon 5350 Linux review on launch-day, I did some tests involving a faster kernel and newer Mesa code along with some reference DDR3 memory scaling benchmarks for these APUs with Jaguar processor cores. Since then the Athlon 5150 and Sempron 3850/2650 APUs arrived."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- AMD Athlon 5350 APU On Linux @ Phoronix
- AMD Athlon 5350 APU and AM1 Platform Review @ Legit Reviews
- AMD Athlon 5350 @ Kitguru
- AMD "Kabini" AM1 Athlon 5350 @ eTeknix
- AMD Athlon 5350 Kabini AM1 APU Review @ Modders-Inc
- The Workstation & Server CPU Comparison Guide @ Tech ARP
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In our review of the Kingston HyperX Predator 2666MHz kit, we discovered what those knowledgeable about Intel memory scaling already knew: for most applications, and specifically games, there is no significant advantage to increases in memory speed past the current 1600MHz DDR3 standard. But this was only half of the story. What about memory scaling with an AMD processor, and specifically an APU? To find out, we put AMD's top APU, the A10-7850K, to the test!
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AMD has created a compelling option with their APU lineup, and the inclusion of powerful integrated graphics allows for interesting build options with lower power and space requirements, and even make building tiny mini-ITX systems for gaming realistic. It's this graphical prowess compared to any other onboard solution that creates an interesting value proposition for any gamer looking at a new low-cost build. The newest Kaveri APU's are getting a lot of attention and they beg the question, is a discrete graphics card really needed for gaming at reasonable settings?
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AMD Kabini Chips Now Available At Retail
Subject: Processors | April 10, 2014 - 04:38 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: sempron, Kabini, Athlon 5350, athlon, amd, AM1
AMD has officially announced its socketed Kabini chips and the AM1 platform. Information on the chips and motherboards have been slowly trickling out since CES, but now they are finally official and available for purchase at retail.
Specifically, AMD has launched four desktop Kabini processors under the Athlon and Sempron brands. In addition ASRock, ASUS, Biostar, ECS, Gigabyte, and MSI all have AM1 platform motherboards ready to accept the new AMD chips. The motherboards come in mini ITX and micro ATX form factors.
The AMD Athlon 5350 SoC Installed in the ASUS AM1I-A motherboard which was used in our full Kabini review.
All four of the AMD chips have 25W TDPs and integrated GPUs with 128 stream processors. The Kabini chips support four PCI-E 2.0 lanes, two SATA III 6 Gbps ports, two USB 3.0 ports, and eight USB 2.0 ports. Motherboard permitting, the Kabini GPU supports up to three display outputs (HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA). The chips differ by CPU and GPU clockspeeds, core count, and DDR3 memory frequency support. On the low end, the $34 (MSRP) Sempron 2650 is a dual core part clocked at 1.45 GHz with a GPU clocked that 400 MHz that supports a maximum memory clockspeed of 1333 MHz. The top-end Athlon 5350 is a quad core processor clocked at 2.05 GHz with a GPU clocked at 600 MHz and supports DDR3 1600 MHz. This chips has a $59 MSRP. The desktop chips are similar to their mobile counterparts, with slight differences in clockspeed and (of course) price and the socketed implementation.
|L2 Cache
|Maximum Memory Speed
|Athlon 5350
|4 cores @ 2.05 GHz
|128 SPs @ 600 MHz
|1600 MHz
|Athlon 5150
|4 cores @ 1.6 GHz
|128 SPs @ 600 MHz
|1600 MHz
|Sempron 3850
|4 cores @ 1.3 GHz
|128 SPs @ 450 MHz
|1600 MHz
|Sempron 2650
|2 cores @ 1.45 GHz
|128 SPs @ 400 MHz
|1333 MHz
The motherboards for the new Kabini processors will come in mini ITX and micro ATX. We previously covered AM1 platform boards from ASRock, Biostar, and MSI. In general, the boards offer up most of the standard IO and other functionality that enthusiasts are used to from existing AMD motherboards including multiple display outputs, networking, audio, and a plethora of USB ports on the rear IO panel and SATA ports, PCI Express slot(s), and two DDR3 DIMM slots internally. Interestingly, the boards are fairly bare and free from chipsets because the IO is included in the processor itself. This enables motherboards that are notably cheaper than, say, FM2+ and AM3 boards.
When AMD first launched the AM1 platform, the company stated that a combination of a Kabini chip and FS1b-socketed motherboard would add up to about $60. Now that the platform is official, retail prices are starting to pop up. With the Kabini processors and motherboards each ranging from around $30 to $60, AMD has technically hit that mark. Adding a hard drive, RAM, and enclosure will get you a baisc and complete system for less than $150.
AMD's Kabini chips are set to compete against Intel's Bay Trail-D processor which comes pre-soldered onto motherboards. The AM1 platform does look to be the slightly cheaper option that also gives users the choice of motherboard and the possibility of upgrading to soecketed Beema (Kabini's successor) SoCs.
If you are interested in desktop Kabini, be sure to check out our full review of the AMD Athlon 5350 at PC Perspective!
Podcast #295 - AMD Radeon R9 295X2, AMD AM1 Socket SoCs, Building a 1080P Gaming PC for under $550 and more
Subject: General Tech | April 10, 2014 - 02:25 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: podcast, video, amd, 295x2, AM1, Plextor M6e, nvidia, 337.50, GFE
PC Perspective Podcast #295 - 04/10/2014
Join us this week as we discuss the AMD Radeon R9 295X2, AMD AM1 Socket SoCs, Building a 1080P Gaming PC for under $550 and more!
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AMD Brings Kabini to the Desktop
Perhaps we are performing a study of opposites? Yesterday Ryan posted his R9 295X2 review, which covers the 500 watt, dual GPU monster that will be retailing for $1499. A card that is meant for only the extreme enthusiast who has plenty of room in their case, plenty of knowledge about their power supply, and plenty of electricity and air conditioning to keep this monster at bay. The product that I am reviewing could not be any more different. Inexpensive, cool running, power efficient, and can be fit pretty much anywhere. These products can almost be viewed as polar opposites.
The interesting thing of course is that it shows how flexible AMD's GCN architecture is. GCN can efficiently and effectively power the highest performing product in AMD's graphics portfolio, as well as their lowest power offerings in the APU market. The performance scales very linearly when it comes to adding in more GCN compute cores.
The product that I am of course referring to are the latest Athlon and Sempron APUs that are based on the Kabini architecture which fuses Jaguar x86 cores with GCN compute cores. These APUs were announced last month, but we did not have the chance at the time to test them. Since then these products have popped up in a couple of places around the world, but this is the first time that reviewers have officially received product from AMD and their partners.
AMD Selects Asetek to Liquid Cool The World's Fastest Graphics Card
Subject: Graphics Cards | April 8, 2014 - 06:51 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: asetek, amd, r9 295x2
If you wondered where the custom cooler for the impressively powerful AMD Radeon R9 295X2 came from then wonder no more. The cooler was designed specifically for this card by Asetek, a veteran in cooling computer components with water. You should keep that in mind the next time you think about picking up a third party watercooler!
Asetek, the world's leading supplier of computer liquid cooling solutions, today announced that its liquid cooling technology will be used to cool AMD's latest flagship graphics card. The new AMD Radeon R9 295X2 is the world's fastest graphics card. Boasting 8 gigabytes of memory and over 11 teraflops of computing power, the AMD Radeon R9 295X2 graphics card is the undisputed graphics performance champion.
"Today's high-end graphic cards pack insane amounts of power into a very small area and removing that heat is no small task. Utilizing our liquid cooling for graphics cards unlocks new opportunities for performance and low noise," said André Sloth Eriksen, Founder and CEO of Asetek. "The fact that AMD has chosen Asetek liquid cooling for their reference cooling design is a testament to the reliability and performance of our technology."
The AMD Radeon R9 295X2 is the first graphics card reference design ever to ship with an advanced closed-loop water cooling system. The Asetek-developed liquid cooling system on the AMD Radeon R9 295X2 graphics card delivers significant benefits for the performance-hungry enthusiast, hardcore gamer or Bitcoin miner. Users will appreciate the unobtrusive noise, low GPU and component temperatures, and blistering performance - right out of the box.
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AMD likes to toot its own horn. Just a take a look at the not-so-subtle marketing buildup to the Radeon R9 295X2 dual-Hawaii graphics card, released today. I had photos of me shipped to…me…overnight. My hotel room at GDC was also given a package which included a pair of small Pringles cans (chips) and a bottle of volcanic water. You may have also seen some photos posted of a mysterious briefcase with its side stickered by with the silhouette of a Radeon add-in board.
This tooting is not without some validity though. The Radeon R9 295X2 is easily the fastest graphics card we have ever tested and that says a lot based on the last 24 months of hardware releases. It's big, it comes with an integrated water cooler, and it requires some pretty damn specific power supply specifications. But AMD did not compromise on the R9 295X2 and, for that, I am sure that many enthusiasts will be elated. Get your wallets ready, though, this puppy will run you $1499.
Both AMD and NVIDIA have a history of producing high quality dual-GPU graphics cards late in the product life cycle. The most recent entry from AMD was the Radeon HD 7990, a pair of Tahiti GPUs on a single PCB with a triple fan cooler. While a solid performing card, the product was released in a time when AMD CrossFire technology was well behind the curve and, as a result, real-world performance suffered considerably. By the time the drivers and ecosystem were fixed, the HD 7990 was more or less on the way out. It was also notorious for some intermittent, but severe, overheating issues, documented by Tom's Hardware in one of the most harshly titled articles I've ever read. (Hey, Game of Thrones started again this week!)
The Hawaii GPU, first revealed back in September and selling today under the guise of the R9 290X and R9 290 products, is even more power hungry than Tahiti. Many in the industry doubted that AMD would ever release a dual-GPU product based on Hawaii as the power and thermal requirements would be just too high. AMD has worked around many of these issues with a custom water cooler and placing specific power supply requirements on buyers. Still, all without compromising on performance. This is the real McCoy.
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Markit said the eurozone economy maintained its resilience despite Britain's shock vote to leave the EU, with a strong showing from France as well as Germany.
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urostat said consumer prices across the region rose to 0.2 "in the year to July ...
Eurozone launches sanctions procedure against Spain, Portugal on deficits
The ministers meeting in Brussels found the two countries had "not ...
IMF cuts eurozone growth forecast for 2017 after Brexit
IMF cut growth forecast for 2017 to 1.4%, from the earlier 1.6%, "mainly due to the negative impact of the UK referendum outcome," IMF said.
European Central Bank ready to come to eurozone economy's aid if needed: Mario Draghi
Eurozone inflation stood at a mere 0.1 percent in June, far below the level of just under 2.0 percent that the ECB regards is conducive to healthy economic growth.
Eurozone economic sentiment improves for second month
Among the eurozone's biggest countries, France saw the strongest rise in confidence, with Germany enjoying a smaller uptick, second successive month of growth.
Eurozone business growth slows, but not in Germany, France
The manufacturing PMI fell to 51.5 from 51.7, missing the median Reuters poll forecast for 51.9, while an index measuring output dropped to 52.4 from 52.6.
Eurozone survey points to faltering economic growth in May
The reading is the latest in a series of indicators pointing to waning eurozone growth following a perky start to the year.
Eurozone industrial production down again in March
Eurostat, the European Union's statistics agency, says Thursday that the monthly fall was broad-based, with only energy production posting an increase.
Eurozone ministers wrangle over Greece debt relief
The meeting follows days of protests in Greece, where tens of thousands took to the streets to slam the unpopular reforms adopted late Sunday.
Eurozone inflation remains negative at minus 0.1% in May: Eurostat
Eurozone inflation remained in negative territory in May, the Eurostat statistics agency said Tuesday in a first estimate.
For Eurozone economy, it's back to the future
On Friday, the European Union released data showing that the overall economy of the 19 countries advanced 0.6 per cent over the first three months of the year.
Eurozone poised for higher growth in first quarter
Some economists even think the growth rate could have doubled to 0.6 per cent thanks to much stronger industrial production, particularly in January.
Eurozone finance ministers push for bailout packages desperately needed by Greece
Greece is looking at as much as 11 billion euros ($12 billion) at the talks in the latest payout from its 86 billion euro bailout programme agreed last July.
Eurozone inflation at zero per cent in March
This was compared with minus 0.2 per cent in February and was revised from minus 0.1 per cent first reported on March 31.
Eurozone is 'not in deflation': Mario Draghi
The ECB forecast annual inflation to reach just 0.1 per cent for the whole of 2016 after it slowed to minus 0.2 per cent in February.
Eurozone growth forecast cut as global risks, Brexit loom
The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, also warned that major member states France, Spain and Italy were on course to break the bloc's rules on public spending.
Eurozone economic confidence falls to 13-month low
Even before a potential knock to economic sentiment from the Brussels attacks, confidence across the 19-country eurozone was already on the wane.
Eurozone economy speeds up, reaches size it was back in 2008
On an annualized basis, the eurozone growth in the first quarter was 2.5 percent, way more than the U.S. rate of 0.5 percent.
Eurozone growth strengthens to 0.6% in first quarter: Eurostat
The Eurostat statistics agency said growth in the 19-nation single currency bloc accelerated in the January to March period from 0.3 per cent the previous quarter.
Global concerns weigh on eurozone recovery: ECB
Economic recovery in the eurozone is set to continue in the coming months, but not as fast as hoped owing to global uncertainties and slowing growth in emerging economies.
Eurozone ministers seek to end Greece bailout row
Eurozone finance ministers met Monday to defuse a bitter rift between top EU and IMF officials over how strictly to hold Greece to the ambitious reform commitments made as part of its bailout.
Why is eurozone inflation so persistently low?
The ECB estimates that consumer prices need to rise at an annual rate of close to but just below 2.0 percent to foster healthy economic growth.
Eurozone inflation fall heightens pressure on ECB
The steep drop to negative 0.2 per cent came in well below analysts' forecast of zero per cent inflation, which is already much lower than the ECB's official two-per cent target.
Eurozone banks' provisions vs bad loans 'reasonable': ECB's Daniele Nouy
The ECB has made tackling non-performing loans, which are curbing a recovery in lending, one of its priorities for 2016.
Moody's says eurozone sovereigns' ratings stable; risks remain
Rating agency Moody's said the eurozone sovereigns' ratings will likely remain stable in 2016-2017 but fading fiscal consolidation.
Eurozone core inflation revised up, helping euro to soar
The European Union's statistical agency said that the core rate, which strips out energy, food, alcohol and tobacco, was 0.8 per cent in the year to February.
Eurozone industrial output rises at fastest tick since 2009
Industrial output in the 19-country eurozone grew at its fastest tick in more than six years in January, official figures showed Monday.
Eurozone lending improves further in November
Growth in M3, which includes items such as deposits with a longer maturity, holdings in money market funds and some debt securities, was 5.1 percent in November.
European Central Bank set to give eurozone 'one more adrenaline shot'
ECB chief Mario Draghi is set to announce bolder measures at his traditional post-meeting news conference this time, central bank watchers predicted.
Eurozone factory growth slows at start of 2016
An index measuring output, which feeds into Wednesday's composite PMI, also fell. It registered 53.4 compared with December's 54.5, up from the flash 53.2 estimate.
Eurozone inflation static, long way from ECB's 2% target
Core prices are an important measure because they strip out the most volatile items like fuel and food prices which are subject to massive variations.
Eurozone February unemployment 10.3% vs 10.4% in January: Statement
Eurozone unemployment fell to 10.3 percent in February, a four-and-a-half year low, from a revised 10.4 percent in January, official statistics showed Monday.
Eurozone investments rise in December, adjusted current account surplus narrows
The currency bloc's adjusted current account surplus narrowed to 25.5 billion euros in December from a revised 26.9 billion a month earlier.
Eurozone slips back into deflation
The return to negative territory will add to pressure on the European Central Bank to increase its huge stimulus programme meant to ward off deflation.
Eurozone unemployment edges down for 15th month running
A spokesman for Eurostat said the run of declines was the longest the eurozone has experienced since a 25-month stretch that ended in November 2007.
Eurozone inflation at 15-month high, but outlook still weak
Consumer prices were 0.4 per cent higher in January than the year before, against December's 0.2%, according to figures released Friday by Eurostat.
Eurozone may see negative inflation soon: ECB's Ewald Nowotny
Plunging oil prices could push eurozone inflation into negative territory during "some months" in the first half of 2016, Ewald Nowotny said.
Eurozone unemployment falls to 10.5 per cent in November
The European Union's Eurostat agency said unemployment in the 19-country single currency bloc fell to 10.5 per cent in November.
Eurozone inflation unchanged at 0.2 per cent in December: Eurostat
Eurozone inflation remained unchanged at a lower than expected 0.2 per cent in December, official data said on Tuesday.
Eurozone growth slows in September: Data
Data company Markit said the flash reading of its eurozone Purchasing Managers Index fell to 53.9 points in September from 54.3 points in August.
Eurozone downplays Greece vote dangers
The EU's economics affairs commissioner Pierre Moscovici said he felt "no worries" over the outcome of the vote, in which the radical leftists are polling fractionally.
Eurozone inflation at zero leaves room for ECB to act
he annual inflation rate in the 19 countries that use the euro crept up to zero in October, another weak reading that could help push the European Central Bank.
Eurozone inflation at zero, leaving room for ECB to act
Falling energy prices were a major factor in keeping the rate low. But weak price increases are also a sign of less than robust demand in the economy.
Failure to climb back: Eurozone economy grows, but total output still lags 2008
Many of the eurozone's problems are a result of policies that simply could not be executed because of the fragmented nature of loose affiliation of bloc.
Eurozone economy grows 0.3% in Q4 2015, unchanged vs Q3: Eurostat
The eurozone economy grew 0.3 per cent in the last three months of 2015, unchanged from the previous quarter, official data showed.
Eurozone chief Jeroen Dijsselbloem says banks in 'much better place' than few years ago
Eurogroup chief Jeroen Dijsselbloem said Thursday that the EU's single currency area and its banks were stronger than a few years ago, playing down concerns that have spooked global markets.
Eurozone business activity strengthens in October: PMI survey
Eurozone economic activity strengthened in October, a key business survey showed on Friday, with noted improvement on employment.
Eurozone bank sector on mend, ECB survey shows
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"I think too many allergists don't bother talking to patients about environmental control," says Bernstein. "They don't give their patients enough credit and just prescribe them medicines." Bernstein says that environmental control should be a crucial part of treatment.
Don't wait until after allergy symptoms start before making changes to your environment and behavior. As the pollen season approaches, get in the habit of keeping your windows closed. In the spring, install your air conditioners early, since they're ideal for filtering the outside air that comes into your home.
While most allergy treatments are only temporary fixes, allergy shots -- or immunotherapy -- can offer a more or less permanent solution. By exposing your body to regular, small doses of an allergen -- by injections under the skin -- your immune system can learn to cope without triggering an allergic reaction. Gradually, the doses are increased. Eventually -- and in most cases -- even a large amount of the allergen won't cause allergy symptoms.
Allergy shots aren't for everyone. They're only recommended for people who have allergies more than three months of the year. And they're not a quick fix, requiring months of injections. But if you're a good candidate medically and have the willpower, they can be life-changing.
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According to the experts, the secret to living with allergies is being prepared. If you can anticipate when and where you'll have allergy symptoms, you can often prevent them from developing. This is why allergy pretreatment is so important.
"Controlling allergy symptoms is really important in reducing complications like chronic sinusitis and the progression into asthma," says Bernstein.
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Room was spotless, it could not have been more cleaner and this standard was retained throughout our stay. Delicious cooked full English breakfast, cereals, toast, fresh juice, tea, coffee etc.Before going I did read one review which said "room small, not enough room to swing a cat" Yes the room is small (ish) but who takes their cat with them on a break and why would you want to swing it. :) Seriously, I would describe the size of the room as adequate. Wardrobe was big enough for 3 days of clothes each, chest of 3 drawers each side of bed, plenty of storage space. Nice big wall-mounted tele as well, a lovely place.
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Chaotic, anachronistic, and over-stuffed, "Neverland" is filled with great ideas but falls somewhere short of must-see entertainment. I'd still recommend it for its interesting take on Peter Pan, a prequel of sorts, but I doubt it's a program I'll be revisiting anytime soon. For the record, I absolutely loved the premise behind "Neverland." The construction of an alternate world (and how people arrive there) is quite ingenious and well done. I was captivated as the tale introduced its many characters and threw them together in this fanciful, and strangely ominous, land. Treacherous 18th century pirates, wayward English street urchins, noble American Indians all cohabitate with mystical forest sprites and dangerous crocodiles.Read more ›
In 1906, the fallen arisocrat James "Jimmy" Hook (Rhys Ifans) has collected a gang of young boys who steal things for him, lead by the impish Peter Pan (Charlie Rowe). But when Jimmy and the gang vanish, Peter must use a mysterious black orb to travel into a wholly alien world -- Neverland. In this world, there are silver faeries, a pirate ship, and a lost tribe of Indians.
The pirate captain Elizabeth Bonny (Anna Friel) quickly fascinates Jimmy, especially when she reveals that the fairies have magical dust that allows flight. Peter is horrified by his father figure's betrayal, especially when the pirates kill one of the boys. His only goal is to get back to London, and the only way he knows how is to seek out a hooded man who appears in his dreams with the black orb.
With the help of Aaya (aka Tiger Lily) (Q'orianka Kilcher), Peter ventures into a strange lost city, where he discovers the truth about Neverland. But when the pirates attack and capture the boys and Aaya, Peter must use his newfound powers to save them and defeat Captain Hook...
J.M. Barrie didn't really go into the background of Peter Pan in his original novel -- Peter Pan just sort of EXISTED, like a nature sprite or some forgotten deity.Read more ›
There are worse places to be in London than on the streets in a gang of urchins, and Peter (Charlie Rowe) enjoys playing the leader of a ragtag bunch of pickpockets and petty thieves. Working from the rooftops directing his boys with the use of a flute and reporting to their protector, Jimmy (Rhys Ifans), at night, he has a pretty decent life. There's just one hitch in it -- he wants to be taken seriously. Jimmy has been hired to pull of a major job in a jewelry store and at the last minute decides not to use the boys, but Peter isn't about to let that stop him. He breaks in and discovers more than he bargained for, since the man who hired Jimmy isn't after your usual market-fare wares; he wants an orb responsible for transporting a pirate ship into another world. None of them are aware of the danger and when Jimmy taps the orb, fascinated with the shimmering world in its depths, he and the rest of Peter's friends wind up in Neverland.
Once there, the boys land aboard the pirate ship and the younger children are turned over to Smee (Bob Hoskins) to clean the decks, while the infamous pirate vixen Elizabeth (Anna Friel) takes a shine to Jimmy -- so much so that she shares a few secrets with him, including her desire to bottle fairy dust and figure out how to use it. Meanwhile, back in London Peter finagles the secret of the orb out of the man who was going to buy it (Charles Dance) but his trip into Neverland throws him into the midst of an Indian tribe.Read more ›
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I like your chart grimstaff - I was contemplating one using the with the exact same guidelines.Originally Posted by Grimstaff
(x2 xp per level, a bonus feat at the halfway point)
It solves a lot of my world building issues, making level six far more rare than it would be otherwise. (http://www.enworld.org/showpost.php?...44&postcount=6)
I would probably start PCs at 1/2 way to second lvl, to reduce their 1st lvl jitters. Is the halfway feat instead of the 1st level feat or in addition to it? I was undecided.
Why 10th? that opens up the raise dead/teleport can o' worms that E6 otherwise prevents.Originally Posted by Grimstaff
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10th from a different POV
and from a players' viewpoint, what's wrong with that?Originally Posted by Evilhalfling
Friday, 7th September, 2007, 06:33 PM #54
Well, it depends on the player. My old crew hates raise dead, and they're not fans of what the game turns into after teleport (they start to wonder why anyone bothers building walls). So from a player perspective there's lots of reasons not to want 10th level to be a game-world assumption.
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I think I'm a convert to this, though I'm gonna go E8 (because I want to spread the love with second attacks, and because few 4th-level spells strike me as too terribly high-magically egregious, and a few particularly on the cleric side I think I actually want in the setting).
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Friday, 7th September, 2007, 09:15 PM #56
E8's been a popular topic of discussion, and I'm positive someobody out there is running such a game. My major concerns are Reincarnation, Evards, and ... something else. Kunimatyu (who's become something of my E6 Trusted Lieutenant) has given it even more consideration I think.
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I had considered something like that, but "these fun low levels" as you call them aren't as fun for me as 5th-6th, and that progression doubles the amount of time it takes to get to the "really fun levels". Granted, I'm leaning toward E8 rather than E6, too.Originally Posted by Grimstaff
It's important to remember some of the goals of E6:
1) to maximize playing time within the levels that provide the most enjoyment. If you and your players get the most enjoyment out of lower levels, then this would be great. Personally, I like 5-8th or so best, and I like to get from 1st to 3rd as quickly as possible (or just start at 3rd).
2) to minimize DM prep time. Remember, in stock E6 you can use 1-6 level NPCs in published adventures/npc wikis/whatever as-is. You only have to change higher-powered NPCs. If you add a feat per level, you have to change every NPC of level 2+ as well as a portion of your 1st level ones. Or assume that everyone takes Skill Focus (some skill that will never impact the game) as their bonus feats. (I should note that I like the feat/level approach in a non-E6 game, since feats are otherwise too scarce. In E6, though, that isn't the case.)
Just some thoughts.
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Hehe, Reincarnation. Yeah, that spell is... yeah. I hate it very much. I've gotten rid of it.Originally Posted by rycanada
Other possible problem spells seem to be Discern Lies (but for 8 minutes? eh), Freedom of Movement, and Polymorph gets in there. But I already kick out/ nerf some spells of even lower level that don't fit in the feel of the game to me, so that's not a huge huge problem. On the other hand I want Neutralize Poison and Restoration. The latter could be changed into an incantation or something under E6, though.
I'm back and forth on the double xp cost/ interspersed bonus feat part. Good points for and against.
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I actually am against the 10th lvl idea. I do like my games to have higher level magic, so I devised a quick feat to offset the lack of higher level spells:Originally Posted by Evilhalfling
My issue is that a martial character can add to his hp's, BAB, AC, and weapon dmg almost indefintely, "expert"-types have lots of skill and save increasing feats, whereas spell slingers top out pretty quickly. I've seen some feat chains that avoid this in a roundabout way, but I'm a Core3 DM and would prefer one simple mechanic. Problem spells are taken care of in Role Play, the "Elminster/Mordenkainen"-types in the setting jealously guard their higher level spells, you can't just automatically get one, so barring luck and special spell-finding missions those extra high level slots are mostly going to be for metamagic feat use. For the divine sorts, spells of 4th level or higher are only cast with the deity's (DM's) participation and permission, so no worries of Rez abuse there.


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It's not uncommon for state and federal regulatory schemes to provide for an award of statutory civil penalties to deter and punish certain conduct that it is difficult to monetize in a suit for damages. Frequently penalties may be assessed on a per-violation or per-day basis, permitting an astronomical award that bears little relation to the actual harm sustained by the persons for whose benefit the statute has been enacted. The Telephone Consumer Protection Act with its $500 per violation penalty for sending unsolicited fax advertisements is perhaps the best well known of these statutes but numerous others appear in the United States Code and among the state statutes.
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