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3/19/2009 11:07:00 PM [教育培训] 分享

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Captain Undak of the Dorgeshuun guard is responsible for the city's defences, and he needs your help to investigate a possible HAM attack - but this will only be the start of your adventure. The mystery of Zanik's disappearance will be resolved, and the truth behind a runescape money prophecy will be revealed, as events move inexorably towards the realisation of Zanik's destiny. Your adventures will include the discovery of a new Agility course, learning more about the history of the Dorgeshuun, and uncovering the plots of the Big High War God.To go along with the quest we're releasing a new Knowledge Base article, History of the Goblins, which is in the Miscellaneous Guides section of the Knowledge Base. We're also releasing a developer forum post looking back over the quest series, which can be found in the forums under Recent Updates. If you enjoy the goblin quests you may also want to read the newest Lores and Histories story, The Chasm of Lightsrunscape made a couple of changes to the party room due to concerns about abuse by real-world traders. Firstly, drop parties are now available only on two worlds (131 and 152). Secondly, players must now enter their bank PIN (if they have one) before putting items into the drop chest. We're sorry we have to do this, but we can't let real-world traders ruin the party.Male ogres have been graphically reworked and improved to bring them in line with the recently-updated female ogres. They look tougher and stronger than ever, but don't worry; they're still not the smartest creatures around!We've reduced the likelihood of your getting AMEs if you're burning incense in your house, or if you're in building mode.
We've also reduced the likelihood that you’ll get AMEs in the Chaos Tunnels and on the Dorgesh-Kaan agility course.For a long time (well, forever really) it has been the case that when you click to move somewhere, your character would occasionally run in the wrong direction for a few steps before turning around and going to the point you actually selected. Fixing this has been a popular request for a long time. It might sound like a simple task, but in fact it was very difficult, which is why we hadn’t managed it until noCabal Online Alz fix the problem we have had to move the route-finding calculation onto our servers, so that the route is always calculated from the correct spot. However, before we could do that we had to upgrade all of our servers to be able to handle the extra computations required! We’ve finally made this investment, and have been able to update the route-finding accordingly. while ago, Reldo met Zanik, the cave goblin adventurer, who was visiting the palace library during one of her trips to the surface. She shared with him a story of her life from the days when Dorgesh-Kaan had yet to make contact with the surface world.Many of you will have read Mark Gerhard’s newspost last month in which he invited you to ask us questions about the company and our games. The response was fantastic, and thousands of you sent in your questions. Today we are posting the latest installment of RuneScape questions, which have been answered by Paul Gower, myself and Mod Roderick.Strange things are afoot in the woods around RuneScape. An unusual sapling has been seen sprouting among the trees, and it’s growing at an alarming rate.
Aided by a familiar-looking farmer, you could help encourage this burgeoning seedling - but keep an axe and tinderbox handy because it could become…an evil tree!And if you find yourself face to face with an evil tree without your axe, miles from a bank, don’t worry! The helpful leprechaun has all the tools you’ll need. He might even bolster your rewards with a special ability that will automatically bank any logs you don’t have the space to carry. This perk will last for between five and thirty minutes, depending on your performance.A priority system has been added to the waiting rooms of Soul Wars. Now, players who have been waiting to Energy Saving Lamp will be given priority over those who have not been waiting as long. Please note that the priority system does not override the balancing rules, so you will still not be added to a game if there is no room on your chosen team. If you see on the waiting room display that your current team already has too many people, try joining the other team.Players knowingly entering a game of Soul Wars that is more than half way through will no longer be awarded any Zeal for their participation in that game. Note that this will only occur if you deliberately enter a half-finished game – if you have been waiting to join a game and not yet been allowed in, you will not be affected. You will be informed of this when you enter a waiting room.Players who have completed the Animal Magnetism quest and have Ava’s Attractor or Accumulator can show it to Nomad to have him enchant their Soul Wars team capes for them. Once enchanted, your cape will return ammunition in much the same way that the Attractor or Accumulator would. Once your cape has been enchanted you don’t need to keep the Attractor or Accumulator with you for the effect to work in Soul Wars.
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3/19/2009 11:17:00 PM [影像设计] 分享

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 According to people familiar with the development, greenfield projects of four companies — PowerGrid, Bhushan Energy, Torrent Power and Tata Power — that had been put on hold or had been slowed down for various issues, including tight financial position, clarity on future demand and on-land acquisition, have been resumed since January-end. Most power projects had been held up in a rs power leveling reaction to the global liquidity squeeze as companies wanted to evaluate the likely demand scenario after large banks collapsed and a recession was threatening the global economy. Even where financial closure had been achieved, work had been stopped as the promoters were unsure about the feasibility of the projects. However, over the past two months, the situation for the power sector hasn’t deteriorated, industry executives said.Suppliers of cables, an integral component in a power project, say that while monthly supplies had been stopped in the October-December period, they have resumed since January and has so far reached 1,000 tonne a month. Before the slowdown, the supplies wow gold amounted to 3,000 tonne a month. According to power ministry estimates, the current Five-Year Plan has added 12,000 mw, which is lower than what is expected from the industry. Projects that would generate over 88,000 mw are under construction through various companies. On Wednesday, electricity infrastructure company ICSA got three contracts together valued at Rs 464.17 crore. The orders were from Bihar State Electricity Board, Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution and MP Poorv Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Co.
“In the power sector, distribution infrastructure is a huge priority area where projects are funded both by the government and by multilateral agencies,” ICSA chairman G Bala Reddy said. KEC International also said it had received orders of Rs 1,000 crore under the scheme for electrification in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal. The government’s two most ambitious energy schemes, Rajiv Gandhi Gramin Vidyutikaran Yojana (RGGVY) for rural electrification and Accelerated Power Development and Reforms Programme, are
wholesale jewelry behind schedule.The market was volatile. The market had surged at the onset of the trading session on mostly higher Asian stocks, increase in risk appetite globally, hopes of a recovery of the global economy, a strong rebound in rupee against the dollar and on buying by foreign funds. The barometer index BSE Sensex moved past the psychological 9,000 level. However, the market soon came off the day's high on lingering concerns about the slowing Indian economy and on lower US index futures. It slipped into the red later as some Asian stocks slipped into the red. While gains in the wholesale-price index (WPI) have slowed, other gauges of inflation that the central bank takes into account when deciding policy are at a decade high. The inflation rate as measured by consumer price index for industrial workers, which seeks to represent the impact of retail prices on the country's workforce, had risen to 10.45 per cent in January 2009, compared to 9.7 per cent in the previous month. The increase in global risk appetite in the past few days is a good news for Indian Inc which is facing liquidity crunch as Indian banks have become risk averse on fears of rising defaults in a slowing economy and due to the global financial sector crisis. Fund crunch for the corporate sector has, in turn, accelerated slowdown in the economy.
Risk appetite rose globally following the latest aggressive move by the US Federal Reserve. The Fed on Wednesday said it would buy $300 billion in longer-dated Treasurys over the next six months, along with another $850 billion in mortgage-related debt, in a bid to improve credit markets and pull the US economy out of its hole. On the flip side, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are now in
runescape money mode which follows easing of FII selling vigour in the past few days. FIIs bought shares worth a net Rs 222.14 crore on Wednesday, as the provisional data released by the stock exchanges. FIIs can also take solace in the recent strong rebound in the rupee. A recent sharp slide in the rupee to a record low had resulted in a depreciation in the value of their equity portfolio to the extent of the fall in rupee.Attractive interest rates have lured foreign funds to Indian debt market. For instance, corporate debt returns in the US are 1-1.5 per cent, whereas in India, the rates are as high as 8-9 per cent. Bonds floated by state-run firms fetch yields in the range of 9.30 per cent, which are about 300 basis points higher than 10-year G-Sec yields. As per reports, FIIs are likely to invest in attractive PSU bonds floated by quasi-government entities like Power Finance Corporation and Rural Electrification Corporation. Bond prices surged in early trade on Thursday ahead of the central bank's purchase of Rs 10000-crore of existing debt from investors in an effort to cap yields. The yield on the 6.05 bond maturing in February 2019 dropped 14 basis points to 6.3 per cent as of 9:13 IST in Mumbai. Bond yields and bond prices are inversely related.
ICSA chairman G Bala Reddy said

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