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God of War (also known as God of War IV) is the upcoming sequel to God of War III as well as a continuation of the canon God of War chronology. God of War is the eighth installment in the franchise overall. Unlike previous installments, this game will focus on Norse mythology and will follow an older Kratos in the years since God of War III.[1][2] God of War will be an exclusive PlayStation 4 launch.[3]
Story Edit
Many years have passed since Kratos took his vengeance against the Olympian gods. Having survived his final encounter with his father Zeus, Kratos now lives with his young son Atreus in the world of the Norse gods, a savage land inhabited by many ferocious monsters and warriors. In order to teach his son how to survive in such a world, Kratos must master the rage that has driven him for many years and embrace his newfound role as a father and mentor.
Items and AbilitiesEdit
- War Axe: in the E3 2016 gameplay trailer, Kratos' main weapon seems to be a War Axe. In combat, it appears that the Axe has certain magical properties like the ability to freeze enemies, when thrown. Similar to World Weapons in Ascension, the Axe can be discarded, but only temporarily, as Kratos can summon it back to his hand.
- Kratos' Fists: in the E3 2016 gameplay trailer, when he was disarmed, Kratos used his fists to finish an opponent.
- Bow and Arrow: In the E3 2016 gameplay trailer, Kratos' son uses bow and arrow to hunt and later assist his father in fighting a troll.
- Spartan Rage: in the E3 2016 gameplay trailer, it is shown that if Kratos gets angry enough, he can access the Spartan Rage, increasing his speed and strength. It appears that this can be used to finish enemies as well, as seen in his battle with the Troll.
- Armor Rune: in the extended gameplay, shown at E3, there is an alternative route explored, where Kratos finds an Armor Rune, as a collectible.
Characters Edit
- Kratos: the main character of the game. After the events of God of War III, Kratos seemed to have moved to Scandinavia and has started a family. He has become older and wiser, and he has better control over his temper, his actions are no longer simply based on rage and anger, and he shows moments of regret at lashing out. However, he does this to discipline his son and tells him that not to be sorry, but be better.
- Atreus: in the E3 2016 gameplay trailer, Kratos is testing his son, Atreus, to see how he hunts. The boy, however, is impulsive and untrained, leading him to make mistakes.
- Atreus' mother: in the E3 2016 gameplay trailer, Atreus' mother is briefly mentioned by Kratos, and it is revealed that she taught him to hunt.
- Norse Gods: it is almost sure that some of the Norse gods will appear in the game, whether they serve as an antagonist or as a source of help is completely unknown.
Note: Any names given are speculative and only based on their appearances:
- Draugr: in the E3 2016 gameplay trailer, the first enemies Kratos faces, are a group of humanoids, as tall as men. Based on their designs, they are draugrs. When fighting these creatures, Kratos can kill them with his axe or with his bare hands. They appear to be elemental in nature as they bleed lava when hit.
- Troll: in the E3 2016 gameplay trailer, Kratos and his son are attacked by this giant creature. The troll has giant tusks and looks like a replacement of the cyclopes or the Juggernauts from previous installments. He wields a giant pillar as a weapon. Just like the undead, he appears to possess the element of fire as he is able to turn his limbs into lava, before slamming them in the ground, melting the earth beneath. He can also throw lava at Kratos, from his fingertips.
- Dragon (Possibly): in the end of the E3 2016 gameplay trailer after Kratos taught his son how to kill a deer, a dragon, or perhaps even a wyvern, appears in the distant sky.
- Jormungandr (Possibly): in the end of the E3 2016 gameplay trailer after Kratos taught his son how to hunt, a giant snake can be seen in the background, which could very well be Jormungandr, the world serpent.
Trivia Edit
- God of War (2018) is the first game that doesn't focus on Greek mythology, as it has changed the narrative to Norse mythology.
- Kratos appears to have a son now. However, like his first wife, his son's mother appears to be deceased or otherwise missing.
- Indicative of the fact that this installment is a continuation of the series, the move "Spartan Rage" nods to Kratos' past as a Spartan. Kratos also retains his Spartan tattoo, scars on his forearms resembling the chains from the Blades of Exile, the scars on his abdomen and left eye in addition to the ashes of Lysandra and Calliope covering him.
- Sony Entertainment has confirmed that Christopher Judge will be voicing Kratos for the upcoming God of War game to be released on PlayStation 4. He replaces TC Carson, who has voiced the character in all previous installments. Judge is well known for his role as Teal'c in Stargate SG-1. This marks the first game that Kratos isn't voiced by TC Carson.
- Although, Christopher Judge initially hinted at a 2017 release, his twitter page now state that it will have a 2018 release.
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Development Edit
On the day of December 6th, 2014, Corey Barlog, the lead animator of God of War and the game director of God of War II revealed that Sony Santa Monica was working on a new game, in the God of War Franchise. It was announced on Twitter, only taken down later by Sony.
The game is conceptually set in the pre-migration point of Viking history; a period in Norse culture where the Norse gods were said to walk among mortals.[4]
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ_GCPaKywg
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpRCxKOHnLY
- ↑ http://fandom.wikia.com/articles/god-war-shows-parental-side-kratos?utm_source=wikia&utm_campaign=recirc&utm_medium=rail&utm_content=1
- ↑ http://www.gamespot.com/articles/new-god-of-war-why-kratos-is-in-norse-mythology-no/1100-6441051/


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I have someone who is still using Word 2003. They have over 100 AutoText parts setup in Word, and their company has recently changed their document formatting.
The user would like to insert all AutoText parts into a Word document at once, so that they can tweak the formatting of the parts and save them back as new parts (possibly to a new Normal.dot file).
Does anyone know how to insert multiple/all AutoText parts into a document as opposed to selecting Insert | AutoText and then the name of the part for each one?
Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
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I realise discussing a 9 year old piece of software isn't overly spicy ;-)
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See if anything in this article helps:
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Thanks for the reply but this article relates to copying over the AutoCorrection entries in Word 2003, not the AutoText entries.


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When it comes to knowing where in the world things are, Our Lady of Perpetual Help eighth-grader Kevin Roche is a whiz. Kevin won the Ellicott City School's National Geographic Bee Jan. 5, and after completing a written test, has been qualified to represent OLPH School at the state level of the National Geographic Bee. The state contest will be held March 30.
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The former police sergeant was kept on his toes, issuing nine yellow cards to the Dutch - including two and a red to Everton's John Heitinga - and five to Spain in a tense game which went into extra time.
Spain scored four minutes before the end to win 1-0, sparking wild scenes of celebration in Johannesburg, South Africa, and across Spain.
There was corresponding heartbreak for Holland, who have now lost in three World Cup finals.
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He faced angry remonstrations from the Dutch after last night's match for some of his decisions.
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Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson, co-commentating on the match for the BBC, said: "You might argue it was the most difficult match he has ever had to referee."
Before the match, at Johannesburg's Soccer City, former South African President Nelson Mandela made his first appearance at the World Cup, sparking rapturous scenes.
Webb officiated the game alongside assistants Darren Cann, from Poringland, Norfolk, and Michael Mullarkey, from Exeter.
The father of three was chosen for the South Africa final by Fifa's referees committee. The last Englishman to be given the role was Jack Taylor.
Webb described being selected as the "ultimate honour" in his profession.
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The young woman's eyes widened, and she nodded. "Yes. Is something the matter?"
Elisabeth gestured around her. "Does it look like something's the matter?"
The young woman looked around. She looked confused when she caught sight of the vampires, then downright alarmed when she got to Gregson. "Um, uh, I suppose this is not what Scotland Yard is normally like." She offered after a minute.
"You think?" Elisabeth scoffed. "Vampires? Super heroes? Time travel?"
"Oh." And the young woman blushed. "I see."
"What on earth were you thinking?" Elisabeth demanded.
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Elisabeth sighed. "You thought it might be fun. Well it isn't. For any of us."
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Elisabeth smiled. "Good. Now fix it, or I'll feed you to the vampires."
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Cullen chuckled. "As interesting as this has been, I should rather prefer to go back to my own stories." He said to the young woman. She smiled, charmed, and nodded. "Don't forget about us, now." He said as a doorway appeared in the middle of the room and a small vampire waltzed through.
"Carlisle! We've been looking everywhere for you!" The tiny woman pulled him into a hug. "Come on, you're in the wrong story, silly."
"I did live back then." Cullen pointed out mildly. Then he turned and nodded to Hopkins and Bradstreet. "Nice meeting you."
"Goodbye." Bradstreet replied as the two vampires stepped back through the doorway.
"Where's Charlene?" The young woman with the notebook asked.
"Here." The girl in question popped into the room. Then she too disappeared in a puff of smoke.
"She wasn't at all developed anyway, you know." The young woman commented ruefully. "Sorry Bradstreet. I'll make it up to you, I promise."
Bradstreet shrugged. "Just never do something like this again." He said easily.
"I promise." She replied with fervor. Then she turned to Gregson, looking a bit sheepish. "Sorry about the spandex."
"You should be." He said dryly. "It's humiliating." A second later he was dressed in his normal attire, much to everyone's relief.
Hopkins cleared his throat. "Can I stop being a sparkly vampire now?" He asked hopefully. "Please?"
The woman nodded. "Sorry Hopkins." She said, and poof! He was once again his normal, human self. He grinned at the girl, and at Gregson, and even at Holmes, delighted to be himself again. "I'll have some good stuff for you soon." The girl promised.
"What about me?" Bradstreet wanted to know. Gregson didn't ask, though he clearly wanted to.
"We'll get there, guys. Just be patient." The young woman replied. "Now what's left? The vampires are taken care of, the super powers have been dealt with, Holmes took care of that time travel business rather nicely."
"My husband is still dead." Elisabeth reminded her severely.
The woman winced. "He wasn't going to stay dead, honest."
"Tell him that." Elisabeth replied.
The woman sighed. Then she began writing again. A second later Lestrade blinked, and sat up. He was up on his feet a second later, and eyeing the young woman and her notebook warily.
"I don't scream." He informed her.
The woman nodded and stared at the floor. "Sorry."
"That hurt, you know."
"I know." She mumbled.
"You're a writer. You need to take this seriously. These are people's lives you're playing with." He continued.
"I know." It was barely a whisper now. "Sorry."
He smiled. "No harm done, it seems. Just remember this." He cleared his throat. "And give someone else a hard time for a bit. I'm tired of getting beat up every story."
She nodded, looking a little less like she wanted to disappear into a hole in the floor. Then she looked around.
"Um, I know I've put you through a lot of trouble, but could I get your autographs?" She asked.
"Sure." Bradstreet agreed. "Why not?"
Autographs were collected, and the woman grinned at them all before returning to her notebook. "Well, goodbye, then."
"Goodbye." They all said.
She began writing again, and she herself promptly disappeared in a puff of pink smoke.
"I'm going home." Gregson decided.
Hopkins yawned. "Apparently vampires don't sleep. I'm exhausted."
"I could use a drink." Bradstreet decided.
Lestrade turned to his wife. "We should probably make sure the kids haven't torn the house apart." He said.
Watson looked at Elisabeth, and his eyes went wide. "That young lady didn't change you back to normal!" He exclaimed.
Elisabeth laughed. "Whatever she's done in this story will end with this story, Doctor Watson. Everything will return to what it was."
Watson looked relieved as they left, but Holmes only looked thoughtful.
Elisabeth turned to her husband. "Shall we go home, love? Now that both of us are back to normal?"
He laughed, and she winked. "Is that meant to make people wonder?" He asked as they headed for home.
She laughed, but didn't reply.
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German videographer Michael König has compiled a breathtaking HD video from footage shot from the International Space Station. The original video clips, that König has processed and set to music, were created from a series of time-lapse stills of the Earth at night and include footage of Aurora Borealis and Australis. Viewing the original still images on NASA's 'The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth' website reveals they were shot with a Nikon D3S with 17-35mm F2.8 and 14-24mm F2.8 lenses (via Daily Mail).
Original video from: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center. "The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth."
So beautiful, in particular the northern lights. Shows again how thin and vulnerable the atmosphere of our planet is - and we abuse it as waste dumb for our greenhouse gases. Latest climate bulletin of the World Meteorolical Society WMO states again a new high in the amount of greenhouse gases and an accelerated rate of increase... This comes to my mind, not the fuzz about the camera used for it.
Looks like these NASA boys need a little help with setting up timelapse - i'll come up there and sort it out, (i'll wave my fee, although I do expect all travel costs to be covered) should they want it done right next time ;).... put it on AP & I'de throw open that lens rather than let it hit a nasty 12800ISO! - I saw F3.5 and ISO 12k... go f2.8 & 6k!....
The D3s Looks like carp at 12800ISO...
Whom is playing? Good music.
Is this real? I have doubt. But whatever it is this is
Anyone know who this song is by.
Try watching the video while listening to John Lennon singing 'Imagine'.
Wonderful footage.
I thought the music was just fine.
Too much tungsten lighting in this world.. I hope his white balance was correct. =P
Impressive views.
I do not think the camera matters a great deal here.
The speed could have been a little less for my tastes, but then the illusion of film would probably have been lost because we are used to so many frames per second.
I thought the music was quite alright.
I have an alternative solution for the music that so many of you hate. Open up the Vimeo video, mute it and open this to another tab and run it background.
Amazing video...don't care what camera they used. Too bad the music blows - literally sounds like noise....utter crap....made me want to stop the video short.
Amazing photography. Who cares what make of camera they used, they could have used a disposable from Boots and still captured impressive images that none of us will ever experience. So please give the technojargon a rest and forget about canon vs nikon for a moment. And get a life because people that love photography are not that bothered that much about camera gear, you know what they say, the best camera is the one you have with you.
@Michael König: greats videos, a little bit to fast, go in contact to bavarian TV BR3, produce a new volume of "space night" including the fantastic music of space night II-VIII and sell this on bluray 1080p. :-)
what is so special about the D3S that can't be done with some other cameras?
superior low light sensitivity with astonishingly low noise, which of course enables faster shutter speeds so as to minimize blurring (when your speed is 17,000 mph it kinda helps).
Stunning. Noticed the weather channel showing this as their number one weather video, and they suggested it should remain so forever.
It looks like the 17-35 f2.8 s used as well when checking Exif of images.
3Ds as camera.
canon lenses wouldn't survive the extreme environment. check the nasa link above.. or just go here
no canon stuff here.. there's a reason.
Ok, so I'll ask again and I hope no one else tells me again that it is the nile because not only is the nile too easy to identify in the video... that's absolutely not what I'm talking about. For those that didn't get it or could not see what I saw... what's the long orange strip at 3:47 and 4:38? My bet is the India-Pakistan border... could it be?
There you go: http://blogs.wsj.com/indiarealtime/2011/09/06/photo-a-space-view-of-the-india-pakistan-border/
and another one: http://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/science/article2442082.ece
Very amazing footage.
Now back to sad reality.
when I look at a great picture, I often think what made it so great, the subject object, camera, or the photographer. so which one here?
I also like soundtracks from Hans Zimmer like this one from Inception:
I'd rather opt for Carl Sagan's (edited) words and the subtle soundtrack of this: http://youtu.be/oY59wZdCDo0
Awesome video anyway. Thumps up fellow countryman!
Actually this...
nice) imagine if these were taken with a canon camera..the colors and the clarity would be unsurpassed.
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Perhaps they used those "inferior" cameras because they don't fail like Canon is so apt to do in extraordinary circumstances. Just a guess on my part based on all the extreme climate results in the past.
There are actually some D2Xs 12-24mm F4 images in this video, so they can't have been completely incapable.
actually Nikon rate of failure is higher than canon based on consumer report numbers
I love these Nikon vs Canon threads. To make this video, the crew fastened the D3s to a stationary object and let the shutter go continuously until daylight. Max is 45 minutes per orbit as each orbit is 90 minutes, and remember that the ISS is moving at 17,000 Miles Per Hour. a fast shutter speed is essential in order to avoid blurring. In low light, you have to bump the iso way up and thats where the D3s shines, high iso and low noise., Canon just can't compete.
The only reason NASA prefers Nikon is that certain lenses in the Canon range use the optically superior fluorite elements - which NASA doesn't trust to survive the vibrations during vehicle launch...
Amazing... And this is the planet we are trying to destroy with every means possible.. I sincerely hope humanity dies with it. We dont deserve this beautiful planet.
people sometimes do contribute to the destruction of this planet without even knowing..ex using palstic bags at the supermarket..Hating Jane fonda..backing wars..denying climate change...etc etc
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Looked much better with the sound on mute.
I found the music totally unfit as well. No disrespect to its composer or those who enjoyed it, but images from space, IMO, should have space music. I even went as far as to replace it with something a bit more to my taste and now I have a watchable video. You can find it below, if you care to see how it looks.
Thanks for the crash course in sound propagation, but it wasn't necessary :)
1. How do you copy-paste music ?
2. One man's cliche is another one's passion.
3. I didn't post the link to get impressions and I honestly didn't hope everyone would like it either, hence the syntagm "now I have a watchable video". As in "for myself".
4. I'm not the only one for whom the original music did not click, it seems. Wait, bad choice of words, actually all it did was click for five minutes :)
5. I never edit or repost other people's videos, but this one had a profound impact on me and made me want to hear a more "customized" version.
6. I was not being sarcastic.
7. People are too quick to criticize these days.
8. Arguing with someone about their musical taste is like trying to convince the world that sea water is sweet. It's got no finality.
I'm not arguing, I just gave my opinion.
Like you gave your opinion about the original score.
If you post a link somewhere on the internet, people might just click on it. Don't you think? Especially, when you alter an original piece of creative work and claim it is better now.
Great enumeration skills, btw.
"When you alter an original piece of creative work and claim it is better now".
When did I ever say it was "better than the original" ?
A quick browse of your recent posts shows that you're quite upset with those who didn't enjoy the original track.
Autotuners are original as well, that doesn't mean I have to like that crap.
You want to pass as this great defender of originality and creativity, and I have the greatest respect for both, but your final statement just goes to show that you're here to troll people that don't share your opinion.
People who claim they can end a normal discussion by calling the other "a troll", are the true trolls of this world.
And 'a quick browse of my posts", just shows I clearly have an opinion about people having no respect for the original work (calling it "cheap crap" for example"). Nothing more.
And now you post a link where you edit the music to make it work better for you - how is that not claiming it's better now, btw? I comment on that and you get all defensive. Next time, don't post the link if you can't handle opinions.
You're the one that approached this whole matter with that typical "holier than thou" attitude that I came to despise so much.
You can't really expect to mock people up with "fine" sarcasms such as "great enumeration skills" and be taken seriously after. And if YOU are free to post on an open forum and express your admiration towards an original score, then others have the very same right to express their discontent.
Arguing on bulletin boards is not really my specialty, so I think I'll let others handle this amazing task.
And I have again the very same right to express my discontent when others edit an original video with their own material so, I quote, "it becomes watchable". So what's the fuzz?
And the enumeration thingie, you clearly don't see that when you answer someone in that mathematical way, you open the doorway to sarcasm. Be a sport and take it.
Excellent ....thats Nikon !!
I can see my house from here!
The visual is amazing. I'd love to see another one from a little further away POV.
I agree the music is not the best. They should have change music about 1:30 into the video to something else to keep it interesting.
I'd like a higher POV, too - it'd mean the world is working with a bigger space budget. ;)
Wikipedia: "The ISS is maintained in a nearly circular orbit with a minimum mean altitude of 278 km (173 mi) and a maximum of 460 km (286 mi)."
As to music? It was chosen to evoke the filmmaker's POV. I think it works, though there are plenty of other possible approaches. Other than selecting and sequencing the various video clips and the music, the filmmaker had little room for expression, so I think he went for a "statement." Folks forget that the '2001' soundtrack wasn't just straight-up Strauss. Mid-20th Century composer György Sándor Ligeti's music probably gets more screen time than J. and R. Strauss put together. Ligeti provides the tension, Strauss, the relief. That's usually the way it is in film scores - dissonance/assonance. If you will, this video's soundtrack represents the turbulent situation on Earth, the visuals provide the breathtaking counterpoint.
there is a strange light spot reflection on the earth surface starting at 2:50 to 2:55, lower-left center side...what is it?????
hmmmmm, there are too many city lights around the spot to be water
BTW, there is another strange reflection from 3:46 to 3:49 and that is no moon. Now becomes a really interesting video.
Since both the ISS and the earth rotate the only way that stationary light can be a reflection of an outside object would be for that object to track the ISS to maintain the incidence angle constant. Quite unlikely.
I believe that is a reflection from inside the ISS. They are after all working (one can hope) and not sitting around in a dark room marveling at an intervalometer clicking away ;-)
Nice video, music sucks... but you can't let engineers pick music I guess :o)
I bet it would be fantastic with some Blue Danube too! But that's been done already (and what a great bit of cinema that was!).
Interesting factoid: the ISS was built with the Space Shuttle (ok a few tiny rescue and resupply modules were sent up on Soviet-era rockets) but it couldn't be done today ... the end of the American space era... sad.
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SHANGHAI, China China's latest effort to stave off a crash landing for the economy and revive its weakening housing market failed to stir much enthusiasm Thursday among investors spooked by a raft of bad news at home and abroad.
Moving ahead on pledges of new measures to help counter the slowdown, authorities announced late Wednesday a reduction in required down payments for home purchases, a waiver on stamp taxes for real estate deals and plans to step up construction of affordable housing.
Those moves, along with a hike in subsidies for low-income students and retirees and tax relief for exporters, are part of Beijing's effort to spend itself out of a severe slowdown, economists say.
"The government appears determined to ensure a steady pace of economic growth," Jing Ulrich, chairwoman of China equities for JP Morgan Chase & Co., said Thursday in a report to clients.
The new policies drew a mixed reception from investors shell-shocked by the past year's steep losses in share prices and a slowdown in the housing market -- which until recently had appeared untouched by the meltdowns afflicting U.S. and European property owners.
Share prices for property developers rose modestly in early trading but surged later in the day, with China Vanke, the industry leader, gaining 4.4 percent to 6.89 yuan. That helped boost the benchmark for the Shenzhen market, where it is traded, by 0.8 percent.
Rival Poly Real Estate, which trades in Shanghai, jumped 6.4 percent to 15.13 yuan. But its gain was outweighed by losses in banks, insurers and oil-related shares, as other regional markets tumbled. The key Shanghai Composite Index slipped 1.1 percent to 1,875.56, nearly a two-year low.
"Everyone can sense just how eager the government is to boost home-buyers' confidence, but we doubt it will work," said Du Haohui, manager of World Union Property Appraisal in Shanghai.
News earlier this week that the economy expanded in the third quarter at its slowest pace in five years, by 9 percent, prompted a new wave of measures aimed at relieving the sectors hardest hit so far by the fallout from the mortgage-lending debacle in the U.S.
"In the next six months we'll feel more pain from the global crisis," Zhu Min, vice president of the state-owned Bank of China, told a forum in Beijing on Thursday.
"We shouldn't think we are outside the financial crisis," Zhu said.
Beijing hopes to staunch a wave of layoffs, especially in export manufacturing, fearing the potential threat to stability from legions of jobless workers, and from those disgruntled over the downturns in the real estate and share markets.
Property accounts for a tenth of all economic activity in China and has wide repercussions for many other industries, such as steel, appliances and the service sector.
Housing prices rose 3.5 percent in September from a year earlier, the slowest increase in over three years. Meanwhile, indicators showed that the tendency to buy homes has fallen to a 10-year low, the official Xinhua News Agency reported.
The shift toward stimulating the industry is an about-face from the past few years when authorities have sought to cool housing speculation and excess investment to help keep inflationary pressures under control.
But the measures announced Wednesday, which focused mainly on first-time and low-income home buyers, might not suffice, analysts said.
"We think it will take time for the market to recover," Du said, adding, "We expect prices to drop further."
Associated Press researchers Bonnie Cao in Beijing and Ji Chen in Shanghai contributed to this report.
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The Royal Navy frigate Richmond yesterday became the temporary seat of government for the tiny Caribbean island of Grenada, left devastated by Hurricane Ivan.
The Richmond's commanding officer, Cmdr Mike McCartain, said his men found scenes of dreadful damage in St George's, the capital of the former British colony.
The prime minister, Keith Mitchell, was apparently left homeless, his police force disabled and the phone system not working. "The capital looks as if it has been completely devastated," he said.
The shore party of 60 men did what they could for the crippled island and rescued the premier.
"We had the prime minister on board today for a number of hours while we were trying to allow him to speak to his people on the island," Cmdr McCartain said.
"Richmond has been engaged in landing sailors ashore in reconnaissance parties to provide assistance to a lot of casualties we found ashore, as well as mending generators in the hospital and resupplying them. He was able to tell me that his house had been completely flattened, so we have had to take him to another residence which he can use, and that was damaged as well. He found himself slightly isolated, but we have managed to get his ministers to him."
Grenada faces some grim weeks. Once the looters have been forced off the streets of St George's, international aid will be needed.
United Nations officials say every important building on the island has been hit, including the British Georgian style houses and the French provincial buildings that hark back to the colonial era.
Ninety per cent of homes and other buildings were damaged or destroyed; electricity, telephone and water supplies were knocked out; and villages were cut off with roads blocked by landslides.
"They are going to need an awful lot of help over the next few weeks," Cmdr McCartain said. "The Caribbean emergency teams are already responding to the aid that Grenada has asked for, but there is an awful lot to do."
Much help was also offered by Grenada's Caribbean neighbours.
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John White, the British High Commissioner to the Eastern Caribbean, said last night: "It's a scene of clear devastation. St George's is in a terrible mess. Hardly a building is untouched."
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When Tanaka leaves two hours later, the house feels strangely empty.
Aunt Veronique took Étienne and Pierre out to look around Key West, especially to look for new clothes. Uncle Francis was at work.
And it wasn't like Darcy had any school on a Saturday, so she indulged herself in a guilty pleasure.
The track started, and she listened as the familiar music began to play, humming along until it was time for her to sing.
Her voice cracked on the first note, the disuse getting to her, but she stubbornly kept on until it smoothed out. It'd been a while since she had sung like this.
"We could just go home right now
Or maybe we could stick around
For just one more drink, oh yeah
Get another bottle out
Lets shoot the sh*t
Sit back down
For just one more drink, oh yeah"
Her foot tapped a rhythm on the floor as she waited for the chorus, inserting herself neatly into the song. It felt uncomfortable without the background voices, but she shook herself out of the minute daze.
"Here's to us
Here's to love
All the times
That we f*cked up
Here's to you
Fill the glass
Cause the last few days
Have kicked my ass
So lets give 'em hell
Wish everybody well
Here's to us
Here's to us"
Grimacing, she kept on it. The Harmonics were behind her. Even if she missed the baritone of Jason's voice, or the pitch of Dean's. Even Meg, at this point.
"Stuck it out this far together
Put our dreams through the shredder
Let's toast cause things got better
and everything could change like that
And all these years go by so fast
But nothing lasts forever"
And sometimes songs affected her more than they should have.
But she missed them.
She couldn't help it.


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On the girls side, Hayley Rayburn led Platte Canyon with a second-place finish as she cleared 9 feet, 6 inches with her highest jump. Kaylynn MacGill placed fourth while Kenny Thomas finished ninth.
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