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Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Fall Giveaway
22 comments:
- Jill said...
Oh how sweet~ I would like to enter the contest. I'm excited about fall too!
- August 19, 2008 at 11:56 AM
- Katherine said...
How neat! I am so excited about fall too! I would like to enter the contest please.
- August 19, 2008 at 1:58 PM
- sphinx63 said...
This looks like a great magazine! Please enter me! Thanks
- August 19, 2008 at 2:31 PM
- The Mrs. said...
Sign me up!!! Also I paired you up for the bloggy shower!
- August 19, 2008 at 5:03 PM
I would like to enter your contest, and to also say that I "stumbled" upon your blog and am now sitting at the computer in tears after reading your beautiful comments and seeing your beautiful family. I am a mother of 2, a very ACTIVE almost 4 year old son, and a TEETHING almost 1 year old daughter. My husband and I always talked about having a big family, but we feel so frazzled with just the 2 that I don't know if I can ever manage more. Reading your sweet words are an inspiration, and I just wanted to let you know how refreshing it is to see a mother who truly loves mothering!
Oh, and I haven't started a blog yet, but my email address is
firstname.lastname@example.com if I win the contest :)
- August 19, 2008 at 7:01 PM
- Lori said...
Oh how sweet of you! I would love to enter your contest! I am not that familiar with this magazine, but if you like it, I know I would too! :)
- August 19, 2008 at 7:10 PM
- bb4mich said...
I also LOVE your blog... I am the Mother to three wonderful little babies, the oldest which starts first grade tomorrow! I am hoping for one more and trusting in the Lord that he will bless me with this miracle.
- August 19, 2008 at 8:22 PM
- Cal mom said...
I would like to enter the contest. Thanks for having it, and so close to your joyous moment! I loved your post last month, "A Deeper Place." It is a beautiful prayer I can relate to even at this time in my life. Thank you!
- August 19, 2008 at 11:34 PM
- elliotts said...
This is so sweet...I absolutely LOVE fall. My Birthday is in September, and my Anniversary is in October...what a great time of year!
- August 20, 2008 at 3:20 PM
- Jboo said...
Looks like a great magazine! I'd like to be in the contest too. You have so much going on, it is sweet of you to have a giveaway too! Take care.
- August 20, 2008 at 6:53 PM
- Mallory and Kenny said...
I just bought a house This would be great!
- August 21, 2008 at 11:18 AM
- Southern Sugar said...
what a fun gift to give away! i love domino too. please enter me. i just love your blog.
- August 21, 2008 at 10:00 PM
- The Mrs. said...
I gave you a little award on my blog today!
- August 22, 2008 at 8:54 AM
- Jo said...
How fabulous! I just recently found this magazine ~it's wonderful. Please sign me up, thank you.
- August 23, 2008 at 3:56 PM
- Heidi said...
I am so glad to have found your blog just now. You have a beautiful family!
- August 23, 2008 at 11:18 PM
- Denise C said...
How sweet of you Sebi!!! I am not familiar with this magazine.....but I am sure it is fabulous if you recommend it!
I pray you are feeling great...and just patiently waiting for your newest little blessing to arrive!
Take Care, sweet friend!
- August 25, 2008 at 12:11 AM
- Beach Rose said...
I left something for you on my blog!
- August 26, 2008 at 12:29 AM
- paige said...
oh darn....our computer was down!
anyway, i've loved 'meeting' you through your beautiful blog.
love the image on your last post!
- August 26, 2008 at 8:21 AM
- Lori said...
Hey there~ just stopping by to check on how "momma with college girl is doing"? Maybe you're in labor?! :0
Thinking of you....((hugs))
- August 28, 2008 at 9:05 AM
- SASSY said...
Just found your blog - love it! Your recent posts have been incredibly touching. Please enter me in the contest. I will definitely be back!
- August 31, 2008 at 2:45 PM
- SASSY said...
Can I just add...I have been reading your archives today and your post from April - "wear love" - is one of the best written expressions of this topic (and what I have been realizing lately in my own heart) that I have ever read. Simply fabulous. I try to remind myself about wearing my "jesus glasses" every day so that I can see individuals - whomever they may be - just as the Father sees them...with love, kindness, grace and compassion. Could I please link to or copy and paste your post on my blog? This is a topic that I think everyone should read. Thank you!
- August 31, 2008 at 3:20 PM
- Stefanie said...
Just found your blog via a friend's blog, what wonderful pictures of your family! And congratulations on your new son! We have a 19, 13, 9, 6, 4, 4, 2 and 1 year old, so I can imagine how wonderfully busy your house is right now :)
I'd love to be entered in the giveaway... I held a giveaway myself this week, if it hadn't ended today I'd send you our way to enter!
- September 19, 2008 at 2:08 PM


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text: Okay, I have the list set up, and we've got nearly two dozen people on it, so it's time to start discussing really basic things. Definition: A Free Software Business (FSB) is one which sells computer-software-related services into a free market. I want this definition to be all-inclusive. I want it to include shareware distributors, contract programmers, 1-900 support vendors, support contractors, part-timers, and probably some more which I can't think of right now. In particular, I think this definition excludes shareware developers. Shareware is always (disproof by example invited) proprietary software with a mostly-or-fully-functional freely-copyable demo. Fact: The Free Software Business model works (at least under some conditions). Crynwr Software and Cygnus Support (and maybe others) are proof by existance. [Strictly speaking, a business needs to be around for two years before it's considered a going concern, and Crynwr has only made it through one whole year already, but Cygnus is more than a couple of years old.] So, if anyone pops their head into the list and asserts that Free Software cannot work, let's reward them with silence. And I'll end this missive with some broad questions (obviously I have my own ideas, but the whole point behind this mailing list is to share discovered truths): o The Free Software model works in some segments of the market. Can it work in all segments of the market? o Once free software hits its stride, can it and proprietary software coexist in the same market? Or will gcc drive out pcc? o Are the GPL's ends (freely copyable + full source availability + "virus" nature) the same as those needed by a FSB? o Could a FSB sell support for public domain (or "BSD" copyrighted) software? o How does a FSB develop new software? The free software market is subject to Garret Hardin's "Tragedy of the Commons". Briefly, a commons is any resource that can be used without restriction. Private investment in a commons never occurs unless the private cost is less than the private gain. So, the trivial (non-)answer to the above question is "When the business sees that it will make more money than it spends." So my question then becomes "When can a FSB make more money from software services than it spends on software development?" o A FSB that sells support has an incentive to do a poor job (not fix all the bugs). Of course, they also have an incentive to do a good job. All in all, they need to keep their customers happy, but they also have to give their customers a reason to continue purchasing support. In my experience, users who have no problems have no need for support either. A FSB is not the only entity that has conflicting missions. Other entities that sell services also have conflicts; the same surgeon who diagnoses you will operate on you; the garage mechanic who looks at your car decides what needs replacing; a lawyer will give you advice that keeps you in the legal system. It is not coincidental that these same professionals are mistrusted by their customers. How is the FSB to avoid this same conflict of interest? -- -russ <email@example.com> What canst *thou* say? Crynwr Software Crynwr Software sells packet driver support. 11 Grant St. 315-268-1925 Voice | LPF member - ask me about Potsdam, NY 13676 315-268-9201 FAX | the harm software patents do.


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Good news for WhatsApp users, an upcoming update will greatly enhance user experience of the popular messenger app and we have the full details.
Currently in beta, the last version is 2.9.69 and the team looks to be aiming for a 3.0 release in the near future. Head past the break for all the exciting specifics!
The biggest change will make a lot of users happy: WhatsApp is finally ditching the music API that constantly leaves a blank song "streaming", a method that "keeps alive" the connection to the WhatsApp service. Instead, they have completely re-written the background agent so that it behaves like every other Windows Phone app, including access to it in the Settings > Background Tasks section (see image above).
Other additions include larger image support (so inline images are easier to view), notification fixes and fast resume. In other words, this may be the big update many of us have been wanting with this service.
WhatsApp has been working with Nokia to greatly improve the messaging platform and with the last few release, it has become much better. Now, with version 3.0 on the horizon, WhatsApp finally looks to be coming into its own for Windows Phone. Below is the latest Changelog, though more features may be added before this gets released to the public:
- v2.9.63 attempts to fix hanging on WP8
- v2.9.69 (submitted on 16-04)
- In addition to UI improvements we've rewritten our background agent code for increased performance (biggest plus no more music API usage)
- New smileys
- Fixes notification issues for WP8 users.
- Users can now see smileys on the double wide tile.
- Fast resume. (If the app is open and you click on the incoming notification it opens as if in Android, very fast really)
- On the start-up now it ask you to backup your chat history.
- Large images shown
We've also heard back from the WhatsApp team regarding the geotagging issue that we reported on recently. They are working with Microsoft to fix the problem and take user privacy seriously. Though they cannot provide an ETA for a fix to that, they are working on it.
Thanks to E. for the screenshots and information!


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Editorial Style Guide
For some of the more common stylistic concerns you may have, see the tabs below.
This publication has been designed by the Wilson College Office of Communications to help you prepare copy for a variety of uses, including the college website, printed publications and written materials, generally. It is divided into two sections: a quick-reference guide that addresses punctuation, capitalization, names and titles, degrees and other editorial style points that come up often, and a complete style guide, which is more in depth and also provides advice about usage, etc.
The purpose of these editorial guidelines is to help ensure consistent use of style, organization and terminology in all college communications. Inconsistencies take the focus off of content and make the reader wonder if the information is correct and credible.
This is not intended as a complete guide of grammar, punctuation, capitalization or writing style. For questions related to writing style and not covered here, Wilson College uses the following approved sources, in order of preferred use:
- Associated Press Stylebook and Libel Manual (latest edition)
- Webster's New World College Dictionary (latest edition)
- The Elements of Style, William Strunk and E.B. White (latest edition)
If you are considering submitting material for publication in the near future, we encourage you to make an appointment with the director to discuss various aspects of the intended publication. To make an appointment, or if you have questions concerning publications, call our office at 717-262-2607 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Academic degrees:
Use an apostrophe in bachelor's degree, master's degree, etc., but there is no possessive in Bachelor of Arts degree or Master of Science degree.
Capitalize the full name of degree – Bachelor of Arts – but not the informal bachelor's degree.)
Capitalize abbreviations for degrees and professional designations, placing them only after proper names and separating them with periods. Ex.: John Smith, B.A., B.S., Ph.D.
Academic titles:
Use "Dr." when referring to a medical doctor or someone with a doctoral degree such as a Ph.D. or Ed.D., etc.
Never use Dr. and Ph.D. – it is redundant.
Do not use two titles consecutively. (Wrong: President Dr. Lorna Edmundson. Correct: Dr. Lorna Edmundson, president of Wilson College.)
Addresses, states, zip codes, etc.
Eight states are never abbreviated (unless when used with zip codes): Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Ohio, Texas and Utah. State abbreviations can be found under "state names" in the AP Stylebook, which is available in the college bookstore).
Alumnae/alumni – alumna/alumnus
Alumna refers to a single female graduate. Alumnae is the plural of alumna and should be used when referring to graduates of the college who are female.
Alumnus refers to a single male graduate. Alumni is plural and refers to graduates of both sexes.
NOTE: Most of the time, use alumnae when referring to Wilson graduates. Alumnae should always be used when referring to graduates of the College for Women (which includes all of those who graduated before men were admitted into the continuing education program in the early 1980s).
Never use ordinal numbers. (Wrong: May 21st, June 23rd. Correct: May 21, June 23.)
Majors, minors, and areas of concentration
When used in text, use lower case for all, with the exception of proper nouns like French and English.
Majors: art, biology, French, environmental studies
Minors: business administration, English
Emphases: major in mass communications with an emphasis in writing
Options or areas of concentration: area of concentration in early childhood education
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Spaces between sentences:
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Ex.: Graduation will be held at noon Sunday, May 20, on the campus green.
Time of day:
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DO NOT use 00. Wrong: 11:00 a.m. Correct: 11 a.m.
Never say 12 noon – noon alone will suffice.
Always use a.m. and p.m. – NOT AM and PM.
All right – Wrong: Alright. Correct: All right.
Ampersands (&) should never be used in place of and unless it is part of a company's formal name: F&M Trust, Simon & Schuster.
Colleges and programs within Wilson—Always use in uppercase and in full on first reference, e.g. Adult Degree Programs Shorthand acronyms, such ADP, can be used for subsequent references.
College buildings—Capitalize the names of campus buildings and use in full on first reference. (Ex. Penn Hall Equestrian Center, Lenfest Commons, Warfield Hall.)
Department/office names – Lowercase informal department and office names (Ex. psychology department, philosophy department, admissions office, registrar's office) except when it includes proper nouns, e.g., English department.
Names of departments and offices should be capitalized when the full name is used. (Ex. the Office of College Advancement, the Department of Fine Arts, the Office of Admissions.)
email – Lowercase, with no hyphen
Internet – Always uppercase
Its/It's – It's with an apostrophe is a contraction for "it is." Its without an apostrophe is possessive. (Ex. It's good to see you. The dog scratched its face.)
online – Lowercase, no hyphen
Participial phrases – A participial phrase at the beginning of a sentence must refer to the grammatical subject.
(Ex. Wrong: On arriving in New York, his friends met him at the airport. Correct: On arriving in New York, he was met at the airport by friends.)
Religious titles – The first reference to an ordained clergyperson should include a capitalized title before the person's name, usually The Rev. (Note: Capitalize The only when it begins a sentence.) On second reference, use only the last name. (Ex: The Rev. Kate Smanik Moyes on first reference and Moyes on the second.)
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If an extension is needed, use a comma to separate the main number from the extension: 212-621-1500, ext. 2.
The Phoenix – when referring to the name of Wilson's athletic teams, always capitalize Phoenix.
There/Their/They're – They're is a contraction for "they are." Their is possessive. There means a place, as in, "We went there."
Toward –Use toward, not towards.
URLs – always lowercase, generally no http:// prefix, e.g., www.wilson.edu
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Question 30: How can you get organized?
Sometimes I look in my backpack or closet and think: Will I ever get organized? That's what GrammarGeek is wondering about:
Dear PLS,
How do I keep myself more organized? I am always falling behind with my homework, and it's really troublesome. I hate using an agenda and I never use it...
GrammarGeek, 12
I say GrammarGeek is on her way to being better organized. Why? Because she realizes that it's a problem and she's looking for ways to improve. Here's the best advice I've seen on the subject.
Take the quiz to see how organized - or disorganized - you are!
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List of changes since 357 Release:
system avp.exe use 100 CPU after creation rule for closed application
message about invalid characters when entering the activation code
KAV reports
(from forum) BSOD win32k.sys
Polish version - enlarged interval between text strings
GUI behavior when an active license key ends and renewal rejection
Subscription activation. Causes an error code "00000000"
Incorrect message about subscription expiration
Missing help calls from the request to change settings window (see pic)
KIS 357: Message "signatures out of date" and "signatures are really out of date" are swapped
Text in the license manager window "Key with subscription" , "Merge Licenses"
Subscription. problem of time differential between local machine and astronomical
Product hangs when activating with a code with a crash afterwards
Impossible to perform activation with a code
Help: extra features + missing detailed descriptions
Activation with local key file. Message " already in use " if the product not activated
Incorrect program message upon license expiration
Final key about subscription expiration and view of the GUI window "License Information"
Installing an expired subscription key allows trial activations
Status "Detecting..." is not most logical choice
Incorrect message to the user when the license key is ending
(from forum) constant re-add of the application to a particular group
Message about "License is being installed, which is currently in use"
(from forum) msvcr80.dll crash
Relocation of place for writing memory dumps - logs for smooth RD operations
Incorrect reflected status of subscription during its life end
During activation with "subscription key" in the program remains "Buy License"
402: General Product crash
Program crashed after activation (see an attach with dump)
similar to bug 41013. link "Buy License" is incorrectly linked
Link "Buy/Renew" of the license and "Subscription Supplier"
408: Crahses in Windows Sidebar upon launch
KIS 357: Bug in helpfile
Missing error description for subscription status updating (see pic)
Crashes upon installing on Vista х64
Error upon activation when the application is reinstalled
don't respond GUI on XP64 - auto-tests
AS: Broken Outlook Plugin
compatibility: Prevx VS KIS2009
Product crashed during normal operations.
PC: The black list can add the web site that have existed in the black list.
Checking SSL traffic interfears with other applications
"Do not start scans on battery" and "Launch skipped tasls"
Alert appeared after adding iexplorer.exe to trusted applications list.
357: (from forum) Crashes in prremote.ppl under vista sp1
On the settings window of "Feedback" , the text can be deleted.
Localisation: No details available
Window "Enter Password" - buttons are not finished
Window "Enter Password" - missing a help call
408: Crashed into BSOD after updating
KIS 411: regulary stopped displaying group classification balloons
crash on vista64 - auto-tests
HELP is possible to edit
prloader.dll crashes
Crashes into BSOD when updating IDS bases
SUPPORT: system hangs upon performing a Full Scan
Some objects missed from scan when avp.exe run up max memory usage
AntiSpam: not work plugins checkbox's
408: Product crashes
417: Crashes upon first launch
Interception of Virtual Keyboard and screenshot capturing
Activation with subscription. Cant install another license
C: Virtual Keyboard input symblols allways in lower case in WEB content in IE
KIS 357 a.b.c. Avant Browser is very slow to redraw its windows
KIS 357 -typo in the skin
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We did have an all in bag tag round at the end of last year on a sat or sun but we still haven't made a friday.
PC will be fun, but I'm really looking forward to us all playing Wilbur Young... Come to the dark side, the woods are wicked.. I'm not sure if Cliff Drive (Kessler park) has been played yet either.. seems like I may have missed that one


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MILPITAS, CALIFORNIA and TOKYO, February 19, 2008-Toshiba Corporation and SanDisk® (NASDAQ: SNDK) today announced that they have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to form a new production joint venture and construct a new 300 millimeter (mm) wafer fab in Japan to build on and further their industry-leading positions and meet the anticipated future demand for NAND flash memory. The two companies will now select the plant site, targeting a production start-up date in 2010. This latest announcement underscores the commitment of Toshiba and SanDisk to the rapidly expanding market for NAND flash memory, which has become the storage technology of choice for a growing number of consumer and computing devices, including memory cards.
Fifty percent of the new fab's production capacity will be allocated to the new joint venture. Within the joint venture the parties will equally share wafer output and funding for the equipment. The remaining 50% of the Fab's production capacity will be managed by Toshiba and half of the output will be provided to SanDisk on a committed foundry basis. The agreement provides SanDisk an option to convert its committed foundry capacity into the joint venture or to convert to a non-committed foundry arrangement. Construction of the new facility is expected to start in calendar year 2009.
Commenting on the new facility, Mr. Shozo Saito, Corporate Senior Vice President of Toshiba Corporation and President & CEO of Toshiba's Semiconductor Company, said, "NAND flash memory is enjoying rapid growth and is expected to expand with new applications in coming years. Toshiba is committed to support such growth of NAND flash memory through continued proactive capital investments in production capacity and advanced process technology. The new fab will build on the strong record of success we have achieved with SanDisk in flash memory product development and production, and further strengthen our partnership."
Dr. Eli Harari, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of SanDisk, said, "We are very pleased with the financing structure in the new agreement which maintains our guaranteed 50% of the capacity output while reducing substantially our capital expenditure commitments for funding the new fab NAND manufacturing equipment. We believe this will allow us to meet our forecasted customer needs in 2010 and beyond, while freeing up cash flow for investments in new products and in growth markets. This substantial undertaking by Toshiba and SanDisk demonstrates our confidence in the continued future success of the strong partnership between our two companies."
Toshiba and SanDisk expect to sign a definitive agreement later in 2008.
About Toshiba Corporation
Toshiba Corporation is a leader in the development and manufacture of electronic devices and components, information and communication systems, digital consumer products and power systems. The company's ability to integrate wide-ranging capabilities, from hardware to software and services, assure its position as an innovator in diverse fields and many businesses. In semiconductors, Toshiba continues to promote its leadership in the fast growing system LSI market and to build on its world-class position in NAND flash memories, analog devices and discrete devices. Visit Toshiba's website at www.toshiba.co.jp/index.htm.
About SanDisk
SanDisk Corporation, the inventor and world's largest supplier of flash storage cards, is a global leader in flash memory - from research, manufacturing and product design to consumer branding and retail distribution. SanDisk's product portfolio includes flash memory cards for mobile phones, digital cameras and camcorders, digital audio/video players, USB flash drives for consumers and the enterprise, embedded memory for mobile devices, and solid state drives for computers. SanDisk (www.sandisk.com/corporate) is a Silicon Valley-based S&P 500 company, with more than half its sales outside the United States.
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Van Jones: Love Harder
by Van JonesJul 23, 2010
- Van Jones on how to put Americans back to work and pull America back together.
The Story of Cosmetics
Jul 21, 2010
- What's in your shampoo, anyway? Annie Leonard explores the toxins in our bathrooms, and what to do about them.
Bailouts Redefined: Interview with David Korten
by Sarah van GelderJun 28, 2010
- David Korten, author of Agenda for a New Economy and an attendee of the US Social Forum, on how a new economy can bail out both people and nature.
Danny Glover: Let's Reclaim Our Country
by Sarah van GelderJun 23, 2010
- Actor and activist Danny Glover on how the Social Forum is strengthening people's movements.
The Web as Random Acts of Kindness
Jun 22, 2010
- Jonathan Zittrain gives reason to hope for the future of the Internet.
Cherish The Planet, Don't Cheat On It
Jun 18, 2010
- Think the idea of carbon offsets are a bit ridiculous? So do the creators of cheatneutral.com, a website that allows you to pay money to "offset" your infidelity.
Hate Groups? Not in Our School
Jun 10, 2010
- When an anti-gay hate group decided to visit their school, the students of Gunn High drowned out their protest with a celebration of acceptance.
A World on Two Wheels
May 19, 2010
- Video: Can you imagine a city where bikes rule? Flashback to the Netherlands' vibrant mid-century bike culture.
Getting a Grip 2
by Frances Moore LappeMay 13, 2010
- Frances Moore Lappé speaks about her new book to a group of YES! Magazine staff and friends at the home of David and Fran Korten, April 2010.
Graywater Guerrillas
May 13, 2010
- Learn how to reuse graywater, harvest rainwater, and install composting and dry toilets.
Brower Youth Award Winner Diana Lopez
May 13, 2010
- Diana Lopez, 21, earned a Brower Youth Award for transforming an old San Antonio, Texas, bar into a community garden.
The Waterkeeper Alliance
May 13, 2010
- Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. introduces the work of the Waterkeeper Alliance.
The Beaver Solution: Beaver Dams Instead of Concrete Dams
May 13, 2010
- The Land Council recommends the reintroduction of Beavers in Washington. Beavers will build dams which store water and increase creek flows in the late summer.
Que Viva el Arte De Regando
May 13, 2010
- Andrew Mascareñas' story of the importance of flood irrigating to his family and to the culture of New Mexico.
It's Everybody's Water
May 13, 2010
- It's time we fall in love with the bundle of atoms that makes Earth possible.
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Canadian Press, April 8, 2014 - OTTAWA- Signs of a cooling in the Canadian housing market piled up on Tuesday as both the pace of housing starts and building permits slowed. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. said the pace of housing starts in March slipped to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 156,823. That was down from 190,639 in February.
The report of a slowdown in housing starts came as Statistics Canada also said municipalities issued building permits worth $6.1 billion in February, down 11.6% from January.
BMO senior economist Robert Kavcic said some of the slowdown was due in part to weather as winter hammered Atlantic Canada one more time, but that doesn't account for all of the move lower.
"They kind of corroborate each other in a sense, that there actually is some cooling going on," he said of the February building permits and March home start numbers.
Kavcic said the numbers were indicative of a housing market headed for a soft landing.
"We're basically expecting starts to slip down to around 180,000 and stay there for the next couple of years," Kavcic said.
"We're not very bearish like a lot of the calls out there for a big crash in Canadian housing. We're not in that camp, but we are expecting much more subdued activity over the next couple of years than we've seen."
CMHC said the six-month moving average slowed to 184,476 units for last month compared with 191,126 in February, the first time it has dipped below 190,000 in six months.
The agency said there were 10,781 actual starts in the month.
On a seasonally adjusted annual basis, urban starts were down 18.8% in March. On the same basis, multiple urban starts decreased by 25.5% while single-detached urban starts segment slipped by 5.4%.
"While the extent of the decline was indeed surprising, major month-to-month swings of this nature are not unprecedented, for multiple unit dwellings," TD Bank economist Connor McDonald said.
"This report highlights the downside risks surrounding homebuilding after a decade-long run-up. Weaker construction activity, along with general fatigue in domestic spending, will inevitably put more pressure on net exports to drive the next stage of Canada's economic recovery."
Meanwhile, the drop in building permits was due in large part to a 31.5% drop in the value of building permits for multi-family homes — such as condos and apartment buildings — to $1.5 billion for February. Plans for single-family homes fell 12% to $2.2 billion.
However, Statistics Canada said the value of institutional building permits increased 14.9% to $673 million, while the industrial component rose 26.8% to $348 million. The value of commercial building permits slipped 0.3% to $1.5 billion.
The signs of a slowdown in new home construction came as real estate brokerage company Royal LePage said the improving weather helped the market perk up in March.
"We are finally seeing the arrival of housing inventory in seasonally appropriate quantities across the nation," said Phil Soper, president and chief executive of Royal LePage.
"When combined with pent-up demand following a particularly long and harsh winter, the stage is set for a robust 2014 spring market. This is particularly good news for buyers, as the home price spikes we have seen in a number of cities should be alleviated by this additional supply."
The company's home price survey found the average price of a home in Canada rising between 2.5% and 5.4%
The average price of a two-storey home increased 5.4% to $428,943 in the quarter, while detached bungalows rose 4.4% year-over-year to $380,765. Standard condominiums posted lower gains of 2.5% to $252,174.
Regionally, Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary and Edmonton saw the highest price increases, while parts of Atlantic Canada, with much of its inventory still under snow, posted the lowest gains overall.
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US federal transport crash investigators ditch BlackBerry for iPhones
Hm, this train wreck seems to involve RIM in some way
The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has followed other federal agencies in ditching Blackberry for iPhone.
But it's not just because they love the retina screen, the public sector agency has blamed their Blackberry devices for being unreliable in a document on the FedBizOpps site explaining why they are switching to the iPhone 5.
The agency has to deal with transport accident scenes including plane and rail crashes and says they require "effective, reliable and stable communication capabilities to carry-out its primary investigative mission and to ensure employee safety in remote locations."
Blackberry 10 is out in January, will it be enough to restore trust in the devices?
Blackberries "have been failing both at inopportune times and at an unacceptable rate" says the NTSB, in a harsh critique.
The Agency have a contract with Verizon and will use their "device refresh offer" to bring in iPhone 5s. The NTSB has about 400 workers.
The NTSB already use iPads so the agency says that standardising with another iOS device would be useful, and that support networks are in place to deal with iOS. This would seem to indicate the advantage that iPad penetration in business has for Apple.
Paul Lucier, RIM's vice president for global government solutions, told USA Today that government agencies can trust the security and reliability of Blackberries nonetheless.
"BlackBerry remains the most reliable, secure and robust end-to-end mobile communications platform available," Lucier says. "We have 1 million government customers in North America alone who depend on BlackBerry, and more than 400,000 government customers worldwide upgraded their devices in the past year."
Other, bigger, US federal agencies have switched to iPhone too in the past few years including the Transport Security Administration (TSA). ®


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Top 5 Short Walks in Aoraki Mt Cook National Park
Some of the best short walks (under 4 hours) in Aoraki Mt Cook National Park.
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All of these walks take less than 4 hours and start from Mt Cook Village.
1. Governors Bush Walk
Starting at the public shelter near the petrol station, the Governors Bush track meanders through silver beech forest to a lookout point before looping back to its start point. The walk takes an easy one hour return and includes a gentle climb. Governors Bush track is a lovely introduction to New Zealand native bush and birdlife.
Time: 1 hour loop
2. Bowen Bush Walk
This easy 10 minute walk starts opposite Alpine Guides, near the petrol station. It's a simple loop track through totara and celery pine forest with informative plaques identifying plants en route. The track can be exited half way round the loop, where you will join up with the village path system.
Time: 10 minutes full loop
3. Glencoe Walk
Wind your way through totara trees and ferns to a great lookout above the village. The walk starts from behind the Hermitage hotel and ends at the water tanks, where you'll find views of the village and Hooker Glacier.
Time: 30 minutes return
4. Hooker Valley Track
One of the most popular walks in Aoraki Mt Cook National Park, this scenic walk leads you into the foothills of the Southern Alps and offers excellent mountain, glacier and river views. Start at the White Horse Hill campground (5 minute drive from the village centre; get directions from the visitor centre). The well-formed track meanders up and down as it winds its way around rocky hillsides and across multiple swingbridges before it finishes at the spectacular Hooker Glacier terminal lake. The alpine memorial (near the start of the track) and Stocking Stream day shelter (towards the end of the track) are good rest/view points.
Time: 3 hours return (campground to lake and back). Many walkers choose to go only as far as the first swingbridge (30 minutes return) or the second swingbridge (1 hour return).
5. Kea Point Walk
You can start this walk from the DOC Visitor Centre or the Whitehorse Hill campground. From the visitor centre, ask for directions to the Kea Point track. You'll enjoy an easy walk through sub-alpine terrain and historic land formations caused by a stream that cut through this area and damaged the Hermitage Hotel in 1913. View the Mueller Glacier moraine wall and finish at the Kea Point viewing deck, with striking views of the Southern Alps and the Mueller Glacier lake. Return on the same track. Don't forget your camera!
Time: 2 hours return to village. If starting and ending at the campground the walk is 1 hour return.


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I want to know the rules of naming (AlwaysCapitalize, _underscore, firstSmallLetter, etc...) for each of Namespaces, Classes, Interfaces, Exceptions, Data Members, Methods, Variables, etc....
also I would like to know:
- Are they standards?
- Do they differ According to the access modifiers? (public, private.....)
- What about compiler and library reserved formats?
- Also are they Language, IDE, or Framework relative?
I only know that these rules exist, but don't actually know any.
Any help would be appreciated.
EDIT: OK, if the question is really wide, then I have to narrow my question:
What are the naming rules of Classes, Interfaces, Data Members, and Methods in C# (and Java if possible).
Also, inspired by Renesis's comment, I've created a wiki to write Coding Conventions, here's the link:


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Hello world.
Are any of my old friends out there still?
I thought I'd write a brief essay of what SG taught me, on my 5 year anniversary (almost, I guess. I don't know, that TimeHop thing told me today that Wizard World was 5 years ago and that was like around when I was most active)
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but three layers of biaxial fiberglass/mat cloth, laid up with epoxy resin, is truly a thing of beauty.
Everything is level and smooth, flush and even. Next step, one more layer of biaxial, covering the entire bridge from end to end. Yes, it might fall along the range of overkill, but once I'm done this deck should be reasonably resistant to leaks, as well as missiles and/or the zombie apocolypse. Anything worth doing is worth doing right.
As for those hole running along the sides of the bridge, I've cut access so I could pour in epoxy, filling the gap between the inner and outer walls of the bridge where it meets the deck — which was probably already completely sealed in previous steps, but then again, if you're going to go with the overkill approach, you might as well go all out. It was an interesting process involving a funnel and section of hose, but sorry, no pics. Whe I've saved the cutouts, which will be glassed back in place and faired out when all is done.
Meanwhile, on the opposite end of the boat, the new rudder bearing is securely in place. Progress moves forward.
I know I haven't been posting much these days. I've been a bit busy, between hurricane damage to the house, the marina where the boat is, and the marina where I'm working. But rest assured, work aboard the boat still continues, and I still continue to write. Something has to give, and these days it seems it's my online time….along with my sanity. But that's another topic.


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The British Board of Film Classification has listed a Game of the Year edition for Batman: Arkham Asylum, offering no details beyond the fact it's a separate version under a different name.
The game was approved with no cuts made, but that doesn't really mean much as, of course, the original version passed review by the same board. So whether there will be additional inducements to buy this edition, for those who already own the original, or if it's just a repackaging and price drop to rope in late adopters, no one knows.
If additional content is the hook, the game featured a number of add-ons, some of them console exclusives. "Insane Night" and "Nocturnal Hunter" map packs were released to both consoles. "Prey in the Darkness", was available on PS3 in North America, and both consoles in Europe. Two additional maps were exclusive to the game's collector's edition and GameStop preorders. And you could play as the Joker, although that was a PS3-only bonus. But whether any of this is added to a GOTY edition remains to be seen. Batman: Arkham Asylum - Game of the Year Edition [BBFC via VG247]


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Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards 2012 - Nominations
20 Nov 2012
Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards
A Grand Celebration of Wellington Professional Theatre
Sunday 9th December,
Paramount Theatre, 25 Courtenay Place
The Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards 2012 are proud to celebrate 2012's exciting, engaging and highly entertaining year of professional theatre in the cultural capital with a jubilant award ceremony at the Paramount Theatre, Sunday 9th December.
Five of Wellington's hard-working theatre critics have narrowed down the year's best and brightest theatre shows from over 100 eligible productions to nominees in each of the 19 award categories. The Critics WILDCARD Award and the Mayoral Award for Significant Contribution to Theatre will announced on the night.
The (alphabetically listed) Nominees for 2012 are:
The Downstage
Theatre Most Original Production of the Year
Into the Uncanny Valley – Lumina Productions
One Day Moko – Portable Union
Paper Sky – Red Leap Theatre
Circa Award donated
by Tact for the Most Promising Male Newcomer of the
Emmett Skilton – Paper Sky
Tim Carlsen – One Day Moko
Tola Newbury – The Prospect
The Emerging Artist Trust
Wellington Most Promising Female Newcomer of the
Hayley Sproull – Miss Fletcher Sings the Blues
Moana Ete – The Prospect
Victoria Abbott – West End Girls
Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School and Victoria University
of Wellington Most Promising New Director of the
Melanie Camp – Immaculate
Regan Taylor – Manawa
Tammy Davis – The Prospect
Manawa. Jamie McCaskill and Natano Keni.
Brancott Estate Award for
Costume Designer of the Year
Jane Boocock – West End Girls
Sheila Horton – Peninsula
Shona Tawhiao – The Māori Troilus and Cressida – Toroihi Rāua Ko Kāhira
Grouse Lighting Award
for Lighting Designer of the Year
Jennifer Lal – Into the Uncanny Valley
Laurie Dean – The Mourning After
Lisa Maule – Michael James Manaia
Weta Workshop Award for Set
Designer of the Year
Andrew Foster – West End Girls
Daniel Williams – The Tigers of Wrath
John Verryt – Paper Sky
Park Road Post Production Award for Sound
Designer of the Year
Chris Ward – Peninsula
Karnan Saba – The Prospect
Paddy Bleakley, Buster Flaws, Laura Dunkley – Into the Uncanny Valley
Constance Scott Kirkcaldie
Award for Outstanding Composer of Music
Claire Cowan – The Keepers
Gareth Hobbs – Chekhov in Hell
Laughton Pattrick – Around the World and Buck Again
Around the World & Buck Again - Capital E National Theatre for Children - Stephen A'Court Photography
Peter Harcourt Award
for Outstanding New Playwright of the Year Sponsored by Bats
Theatre and Taki Rua Productions
Joseph Harper – Tiny Spectacle / Shitty Lyricism
Maraea Rakuraku – The Prospect
Tim Carlsen – One Day Moko
The Playmarket and Capital E –
National Theatre for Children Award for the New Zealand Play
of the Year
Manawa – Jamie McCaskill
Peninsula – Gary Henderson
The Prospect – Maraea Rakuraku
The Absolutely
Positively Award for the Supporting Actress of the
Juanita Hepi – The Māori Troilus and Cressida – Toroihi Rāua Ko Kāhira
Michele Amas – Peninsula
Nancy Brunning – Clybourne Park
Whitireia Performing Arts
and Chapman Tripp Award for the Supporting Actor of the
Gavin Rutherford – West End Girls
Rāwiri Paratene – The Māori Troilus and Cressida – Toroihi Rāua Ko Kāhira
Rob Lloyd – The Prospect
Seven Nominees for these
four categories:
The Chapman Tripp Award for an Outstanding Performance
The Chapman Tripp Award for an Outstanding Performance
The Chapman Tripp Award for Actress of the Year
The ProActors and eCaster Award for Actor of the Year
Elena Stejko – A Shortcut to Happiness
Jamie McCaskill – Manawa
Jason Whyte – Peninsula
Richard Dey – All My Sons
Te Kohe Tuhaka – Michael James Manaia
Tom Monckton – Moving Stationery
Yvette Parsons – Silent Night
The Museum Hotel Award for Director of
the Year
David O'Donnell – West End Girls
Jane Waddell – Peninsula
Rachel House – The Māori Troilus and Cressida – Toroihi Rāua Ko Kāhira
The Chapman Award for the
Production of the Year
All My Sons – Circa Theatre
Peninsula – Circa Theatre
The Māori Troilus and Cressida – Toroihi Rāua Ko Kāhira – Ngākau Toa
We welcome the Wellington theatre community; the greater NZ theatre whanau and all its avid supporters to attend the Award Ceremony for 2012.
7pm, Sunday 9th December
VENUE: Paramount Theatre, 25 Courtenay Place
BOOKINGS: Downstage Theatre – 04 801 6946 or www.Downstage.co.nz
*$2 transaction fee applies to online bookings.
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Brussels, 20 November 2009
EU Telecoms Reform: 12 reforms to pave way for stronger consumer rights, an open internet, a single European telecoms market and high-speed internet connections for all citizens
"The EU telecoms reform brings about consumer choice, a new dose of competition, an effective European system of independent telecoms regulators, new investment into competitive infrastructures, more space for new wireless services and a more open Internet for all citizens. The reform also strengthens the single telecoms market by promoting effective competition and consistent rules of the game across all 27 EU Member States. This will open up new opportunities for telecoms operators, for cross-border communication services and for European private and business consumers. And it will give a new boost to Europe's vibrant digital economy."
Viviane Reding, EU Telecoms Commissioner
The following are the 12 most prominent reforms in the new package of rules for Europe's telecoms networks and services, as proposed by the European Commission in November 2007 ( IP/07/1677 ), and politically agreed between the negotiators of the European Parliament, the Council of Telecoms Ministers and the Commission on 5 November ( MEMO/09/491 ) :
1. A right of European consumers to change, in 1 working day, fixed or mobile operator while keeping their old phone number . Currently in the EU it takes on average 8.5 days for a mobile number and 7.5 days for a fixed number to be changed, with some customers facing a two to three week wait ( MEMO/09/126 ). In the future, consumers will be able to do this in 1 working day. In addition, under the new rules, the maximum initial duration of a contract signed by a consumer with an operator will be no longer than 24 months. Operators must also offer consumers the possibility of agreeing to a contract with a maximum duration of 12 months.
2. Better consumer information: Under the new telecoms rules, consumers will receive better information ensuring they understand what services they subscribe to and, in particular, what they can or cannot do with those communications services. Consumer contracts must specify, among other things, information on the minimum service quality levels, as well as on compensation and refunds if these levels are not met, subscriber's options to be listed in telephone directories and clear information on the qualifying criteria for promotional offers.
3 . Protecting citizens' rights relating to internet access by a new internet freedom provision: Following the strong request of the European Parliament, and after long negotiations on this point, the new telecoms rules, in a new Internet freedom provision ( see Annex 1 ), now explicitly state that any measures taken by Member States regarding access to or use of services and applications through telecoms networks must respect the fundamental rights and freedoms of citizens, as they are guaranteed by the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and in general principles of EU law. Such measures must also be appropriate, proportionate and necessary within a democratic society. In particular, they must respect the presumption of innocence and the right to privacy. With regard to any measures of Member States taken on their Internet access (e.g. to fight child pornography or other illegal activities), citizens in the EU are entitled to a prior fair and impartial procedure, including the right to be heard, and they have a right to an effective and timely judicial review.
EU Telecoms Commissioner Viviane Reding said on this matter: "The new internet freedom provision represents a great victory for the rights and freedoms of European citizens. The debate between Parliament and Council has also clearly shown that we need find new, more modern and more effective ways in Europe to protect intellectual property and artistic creation. The promotion of legal offers, including across borders, should become a priority for policy-makers. 'Three-strikes-laws', which could cut off Internet access without a prior fair and impartial procedure or without effective and timely judicial review, will certainly not become part of European law."
4 . New guarantees for an open and more "neutral" net: The new telecoms rules will ensure that European consumers have an ever greater choice of competing broadband service providers. Internet service providers have powerful tools at their disposal that allow them to differentiate between the various data transmissions on the internet, such as voice or 'peer-to-peer' communication. Even though traffic management may allow premium high-quality services (such as IPTV) to develop and can help ensure secure communications, the same techniques may also be used to degrade the quality of other services to unacceptably low levels or to strengthen dominant positions on the market. That is why, under the new EU rules, national telecoms authorities will have the powers to set minimum quality levels for network transmission services so as to promote "net neutrality" and "net freedoms" for European citizens. In addition, thanks to new transparency requirements, consumers must be informed – before signing a contract – about the nature of the service to which they are subscribing, including traffic management techniques and their impact on service quality, as well as any other limitations (such as bandwidth caps or available connection speed).
The Commission also made a political commitment ( see Annex 2 ) to keep the neutrality of the internet under close scrutiny and to use its existing powers as well as new instruments available under the reform package to report regularly on the state of play in net neutrality to the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers. " Under the reformed rules, the Commission will be Europe's first line of defence when it comes to net neutrality ", said EU Telecoms Commissioner Viviane Reding.
5 . Consumer protection against personal data breaches and s p am: European citizens' privacy is a priority of the new telecoms rules. Names, email addresses and bank account information of the customers of telecoms and internet service providers, and especially the data about every phone call and internet session, need to be kept safe from accidentally or deliberately ending up in the wrong hands ( IP/09/571 ). Operators must respond to the responsibility that comes with processing and storing this information. Therefore, the new rules introduce mandatory notifications for personal data breaches – the first law of its kind in Europe. This means that communications providers will be obliged to inform the authorities and their customers about security breaches affecting their personal data. This will increase the incentives for better protection of personal data by providers of communications networks and services.
In addition, the rules concerning privacy and data protection are strengthened, e.g. on the use of "cookies" and similar devices. Internet users will be better informed about cookies and about what happens to their personal data, and they will find it easier to exercise control over their personal information in practice. Furthermore, internet service providers will also gain the right to protect their business and their customers through legal action against spammers.
6 . Better access to emergency servi c es, 112: The new telecoms rules will ensure that European citizens gain better access to emergency services by extending the access requirements from traditional telephony to new technologies, strengthening operators' obligation to pass information about caller location to emergency authorities, and by improving general awareness of the European emergency number '112'.
In addition, provisions on access to telecoms services for Europeans with disabilities have been strengthened so that they can benefit from the same usability of services as other citizens, but by different means. For the first time, the EU's telecoms rules will include a provision on the availability of terminal equipment offering the requisite services and functions for users with disabilities.
7. National telecoms regulators will gain greater independence: The new telecoms rules reinforce national telecoms regulators' independence by eliminating political interference in their day-to-day duties and by adding protection against arbitrary dismissal for the heads of national regulators.
8 . A n ew European Telecoms Authority that will help ensure fair competition and more consistency of regulation on the telecoms markets . The reform creates a very important tool for making a single European telecoms market a reality: the new European Telecoms Authority "BEREC " (Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications) that will replace the loose cooperation behind closed doors that exists today in the "European Regulators Group" with a more transparent and more efficient approach. BEREC decisions will be taken, as a rule, by majority of the heads of the 27 national telecoms regulators: by a simple majority when BEREC gives opinions in the context of the Commission's analysis of remedies notified by national regulators, and by a two thirds majority in other cases. Such BEREC decisions will be prepared by an independent supranational Office with expert staff. BEREC will also advise, support and complement the independent work of national telecoms regulators, especially when it comes to regulatory decisions with a cross-border relevance. A decision on the seat of BEREC still needs to be taken by the Governments of the 27 Member States.
9 . A new Commission say on the competition remedies for the telecoms markets: The new EU telecoms rules will give the European Commission the power to oversee regulatory remedies proposed by national regulators (e.g. on the conditions of access to the network of a dominant operator; or on fixed or mobile termination rates). The objective is to avoid inconsistent regulation that could distort competition in the single telecoms market. When the Commission, in close cooperation with BEREC, considers that a draft remedy notified by a national regulator would create a barrier to the single market, the Commission may issue a recommendation that requires the national regulator to amend or withdraw its planned remedy. The new rules also enable the Commission to adopt further harmonisation measures in the form of recommendations or (binding) decisions if divergences in the regulatory approaches of national regulators, including to remedies, persist across the EU in the longer term, e.g. on broadband access conditions or on mobile termination rates.
10. Functional separation as a means to overcome competition problems: National telecoms regulators will gain the additional tool of being able to oblige telecoms operators to separate communication networks from their service branches, as a last-resort remedy. This new remedy has been advocated since 2007 by the European Commission and by the 27 national regulators. Functional separation can rapidly improve competition in markets while maintaining incentives for investment in new networks. Functional separation has been implemented in the UK since January 2006 where it triggered a surge in broadband connections (from 100.000 unbundled lines in December 2005 to 5.5 million 3 years later). The new EU rules on functional separation will add legal certainty for countries currently moving towards different forms of separation (Poland, Italy), while ensuring overall consistency for the benefit of the single market, effective competition and consumer choice.
11. Accelerating broadband access for all Europeans: Currently, in rural areas of the EU only an average of 70% of the population can have access to a broadband network connection ( IP/09/343 ). The reform will help in overcoming this "digital divide" by better managing radio spectrum and by making it effectively available for wireless broadband services in regions where building a new fibre infrastructure is too costly; and by allowing Member States to expand universal service provisions beyond narrow-band internet access.
The reform in particular puts a much stronger emphasis on technology and service flexibility in spectrum use, making it easier for operators to introduce innovative technologies and services. This increased flexibility will bring important economic gains and has the potential to generate an estimated additional 0.1% of GDP per annum. In particular, it will allow the "digital dividend", the radio spectrum freed as a result of the switchover from analogue to digital TV, to work for the economic recovery as also stressed in the Commission's recent Communication on transforming the digital dividend into social benefits and economic growth ( IP/09/1595 ).
A further important reform proposed by the Commission in parallel to the negotiations on the telecoms reform package was already adopted by Parliament and Council on 16 October 2009 ( IP/09/1545 ): the modernisation of the GSM Directive, which will allow operators to introduce new services, starting with 3G and extending later to other new technologies, to operate in the GSM band which was previously reserved exclusively for GSM services. This should lead to industry savings estimated at € 1.6 billion in capital costs for a single Europe-wide network, and enable faster roll-out of full 3G coverage. The reformed GSM Directive will boost the take up of 3G in the EU, from the existing 3G customer base which was estimated at over 90 million in December 2008 . 3G penetration rates are currently the highest in Italy, Austria, Sweden and the UK where they exceed 20% of the total subscribers.
12. Encouraging competition and investment in next generation access networks: The new rules bring legal certainty for investment in next generation access (NGA) networks. These networks, based on new optical fibre and wireless network technologies, are replacing less efficient traditional copper-wire networks and will allow high-speed internet connections. The reform of the telecoms rules reaffirms the importance of competition in this new sector while at the same time preserving incentives to invest by taking into account the risks involved in allowing access to NGA networks and allowing for various cooperative arrangements between investors and access-seeking operators. In this way, the new rules will also ensure telecoms operators receive a fair return on their investments. On the basis of the new rules, the Commission plans to issue a recommendation for the regulation of access to NGA networks in the first half of 2010, taking into account the results of public consultations in 2008 and 2009 ( IP/08/1370 and IP/09/909 ). The rules governing the sharing of network elements, such as ducts or in-building wiring, between operators are also updated by the reform. Besides improving competition and services for businesses and consumers, this will also help lower the overall financial costs for operators of deploying NGA networks.
The EU telecoms reform package comprises 5 different EU Directives (Framework Directive, Access Directive, Authorisation Directive, Universal Service Directive and the e-Privacy Directive) and a new Regulation setting up the European Body of Telecoms Regulators BEREC. It has been accompanied by a Directive to reform the GSM Directive of 1987 to free airwaves for 3G and other mobile services ( IP/09/1545 ).
The reform is being adopted through the codecision procedure, which means that it has to be approved both by Members of the European Parliament (by majority) and national governments in the Council of Ministers (by qualified majority). The procedure starts with Commission proposals, which the European Parliament and Council then discuss and amend. As the Council did approve all but one amendment of the European Parliament adopted in the second phase of the process, a conciliation committee was set up to find a compromise. The conciliation committee is made up of 27 members of the Council or their representatives and an equal number of representatives from Parliament, who make up the European Parliament delegation. A compromise on a new Internet freedom provision was found on 5 November, which opened the way for a final endorsement by the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament plenary in November 2009, two years after the reform had been proposed by the European Commission.
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Annex 1
The new Internet Freedom Provision
Article 1(3)a of the new Framework Directive
"Measures taken by Member States regarding end-users' access to or use of services and applications through electronic communications networks shall respect the fundamental rights and freedoms of natural persons, as guaranteed by the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and general principles of Community law.
Any of these measures regarding end-users' access to or use of services and applications through electronic communications networks liable to restrict those fundamental rights or freedoms may only be imposed if they are appropriate, proportionate and necessary within a democratic society, and their implementation shall be subject to adequate procedural safeguards in conformity with the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and general principles of Community law, including effective judicial protection and due process. Accordingly, these measures may only be taken with due respect for the principle of presumption of innocence and the right to privacy. A prior fair and impartial procedure shall be guaranteed, including the right to be heard of the person or persons concerned, subject to the need for appropriate conditions and procedural arrangements in duly substantiated cases of urgency in conformity with the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms . The right to an effective and timely judicial review shall be guaranteed."
Annex 2:
European Commission Declaration on Net Neutrality,
The Commission attaches high importance to preserving the open and neutral character of the Internet, taking full account of the will of the co-legislators now to enshrine net neutrality as a policy objective and regulatory principle to be promoted by national regulatory authorities 1 , alongside the strengthening of related transparency requirements 2 and the creation of safeguard powers for national regulatory authorities to prevent the degradation of services and the hindering or slowing down of traffic over public networks 3 . The Commission will monitor closely the implementation of these provisions in the Member States, introducing a particular focus on how the "net freedoms" of European citizens are being safeguarded in its annual Progress Report to the European Parliament and the Council. In the meantime, the Commission will monitor the impact of market and technological developments on "net freedoms" reporting to the European Parliament and Council before the end of 2010 on whether additional guidance is required, and will invoke its existing competition law powers to deal with any anti-competitive practices that may emerge.
Annex 3
Mobile phone penetration in the EU
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Status of broadband take-up in the EU
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Fixed number portability – days required to port a number
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Mobile number portability – days required to port number
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The new Single Market Procedure for assessing market definitions and
* BEREC - Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications
The new Single Market Procedure for assessing regulatory remedies
(Article 7a of the Framework Directive 2009)
* BEREC - Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications
Article 8(4)(g) Framework Directive
Article 20(1)(b) and 21(3)(c) and (d) of the Universal Service Directive
Article 22(3) of the Universal Service Directive
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