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Dell Reimagines the All-in-One Computer for Consumers
Subject: Systems | May 29, 2012 - 02:46 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: all-in-one, XPS One 27, xps, Ivy Bridge, Inspiron One 23, Inspiron One 20, inspiron, dell
The quick breakdown of Dell's new lineup is ...
The XPS One 27 all in one PC starts at price of $1,399 has a high end Ivy Bridge i5 or i7 with an optional GT640M, an impressive 27" 2560x1440 display, up to 16GB of DDR3 and ships with up to a 2TB HDD with an optional 32GB SSD for Intel SRT.
The Inspiron One 23 is $749 and will mostly contain mid-range i5s and i3s (an i7 is an option), an optional Radeon HD7650A, a 23" 1080p monitor, up to 8GB of RAM and up to a 2TB HDD, no SSD option on this one though.
Lastly the Inspiron One 20 has a low cost of $529 and will get you running with a SandyBride based Pentium G620T or an Ivy Bridge i3-2120T, the 20" 1600x900 will be powered by Intel's onboard graphics, 6GB of DDR3 and up to a 1TB HDD.
Read on for the full details
Dell is reimagining the all-in-one computer, with a new portfolio of solutions for consumers who desire beautifully designed systems for multimedia creation and entertainment. The new computers include the XPS One 27, Dell's largest ever all-in-one and part of the premium XPS performance family, and the Inspiron One 23 and Inspiron One 20 all-in-one computers for families. The three desktop computers are slim and stylish and reflect Dell's design aesthetic that places a premium on unique materials, form factors and experiences.
XPS One 27: Powerful Simplicity, Powerful Creativity
The XPS One 27 delivers a big-screen experience – from the diagonal to the resolution – with one of the most vibrant displays Dell has offered. The XPS One 27 is 27-inches of stunning 2560x1440 Full Quad HD clarity and color. The wide format 16:9 WLED display makes digital work, movies, games and photos appear crisp, colors vivid. It delivers optional high-performance graphics from NVIDIA and entertainment features such as Waves MaxxAudio 4 and Infinity-branded speakers, an optional slot load Blu-ray disc drive, and optional internal TV tuner, making it an entertainment and multimedia powerhouse.
The gorgeous design extends beyond the all-in-one PC's vibrant display. The combination of a slim, space-saving metallic silver color housing, "clutter-free" one-cord design, and wireless keyboard and mouse, ensures the XPS One 27 is a beautiful addition from any angle to any room.
On the inside, Dell packs 3rd Generation Intel Quad Core processors with Intel Turbo Boost Technology, balancing quad core processing with efficient power use – even while running multiple programs at once. With an optional mSATA SSD drive and Intel Smart Response Technology, and four USB 3.0 ports, the XPS One 27 delivers a noticeable speed boost on start-up, resume and data transfer.
Inspiron One 23 and Inspiron One 20: Big Value, Minimal Space
Featuring a simple, single cord set-up, the new space-saving Inspiron all-in-one computers make life easy and deliver powerful entertainment for the whole family. The latest Intel processors and optional powerful discrete graphics allow parents and kids to stay connected to each other and to enjoy the things they love, such as music, movies and casual gaming.
A result of direct customer feedback, the Inspiron One 23 now features a new sleek pedestal stand that supports a Full HD 1080p WLED 23-inch display. With an optional Blu-ray disc drive and optional internal TV tuner, as well as ample storage for music, movies and photos, the Inspiron One 23 is an attractive addition to the family living room.
The Inspiron One 20 delivers everyday connectivity and computing in a clean and simple design, making it a smart investment at a competitive price. The all-in-one PC provides a clutter-free work area with full desktop-equivalent performance, allowing customers to stay organized and efficient and keep up with family and friends.
"As part of the reimagining of our entire XPS and Inspiron portfolio, we are likewise reimagining our all-in-ones as stunning systems that are the centerpiece of any room. They deliver a captivating user experience that will inspire our customers to create their best work and consume all the content they love," said Sam Burd, vice president and general manager of product development for Dell. "The XPS One 27, Inspiron One 23 and Inspiron One 20 deliver phenomenal value and offer our customers compelling choices that meet their unique needs."
Pricing and Availability: The XPS One 27 (starting at $1,399), Inspiron One 23 (starting at $749) and Inspiron One 20 (starting at $529) all-in-one computers are available today in select countries in Asia and will be available in the United States and additional countries in the coming weeks.
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The best valued model of the ASUS P8Z77 family of motherboards
Subject: Motherboards | May 28, 2012 - 02:58 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: P8Z77-V, lga1155, Ivy Bridge, asus
At $185, the ASUS P8Z77-V is technically a value board for Ivy Bridge as motherboards with this chipset tend to carry a high price. There are lower priced boards but they are missing some of the features which make this board stand out among its competition. While it does support CrossFire and SLI, with only three PCIe slots in total you will only get 8x speeds when you are using two graphics cards, although testing has shown there is little difference between that and a full 16x. ASUS also included legacy PCI slots for those of you with old cards that you simply cannot live without. [H]ard|OCP gave this board a Gold Award thanks to the decent feature set included in a sub-$200 board as well as the rock solid performance it displayed during their testing.
"The ASUS P8Z77-V is among the latest entries into the ASUS motherboard Intel Z77 Express Chipset series. The P8Z77-V is poised as a more value oriented solution, potentially representing a great bang for your buck option if a Z77 chipset motherboard and Ivy Bridge processor get you excited."
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
- ASRock Z77E-ITX Motherboard @ Hardware Secrets
- Gigabyte GA-Z77MX-D3H Review – Z77 and MicroATX @ AnandTech
- ASUS Maximus V Gene @ Bjorn3D
- Asus Z77 Roundup @ LanOC Reviews
- Gigabyte G1.Sniper M3 @ eTeknix
- Gigabyte G1.Sniper M3 Motherboard @ Hardware Secrets
- ASRock Fatal1ty Z77 Professional Review - IDE and Floppy on Z77 @ AnandTech
- ECS Elitegroup Z77H2-AX Golden Board (Z77) Motherboard Review @ eTeknix
- ASUS P8 Z68-V/GEN3 @ LanOC Reviews
- GIGABYTE G1.Assassin 2 Motherboard Review @ Techgage
- Sapphire Pure Platinum Z77K Review @ OCC
- ASUS Maximus V GENE @ Tweaktown
- 16 Intel X79 Socket 2011 motherboards round-up @ Hardware.Info
- BIOS Option Of The Week - Asynclat @ TechARP
- Motherboard Sizing @ LanOC Reviews
AMD and Intel both need to improve their Linux support
Subject: General Tech | May 28, 2012 - 01:00 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: linux, Intel, amd, Ivy Bridge, llano, opencl
Two different stories today focus on how both major CPU vendors have allowed their support for the new features present in their architectures to fall behind for Linux OSes. From The Inquirer we hear about the how poor OpenCL support from AMD is leaving APU accelerated computing for Linux to lag behind Windows development. This goes far beyond purely graphical tasks and the complaints we have heard from gamers as OpenCL is a computing language that can handle far more than just pushing pixels. The two most common OpenCL applications that people are familiar with are the GPU clients for BOINC and Folding@Home, which enable you to chug work units on your graphics card or the graphics cores on your CPU. AMD's Neal Robinson who is the current senior director of Consumer Developer Support has taken up the challenge of promoting Linux OpenCL support from within AMD, so keep your eyes peeled for news from his team.
Intel's Ivy Bridge is no better according to Phoronix, as testing shows very little improvement on the default Ubuntu Unity desktop with Compiz. That is what allows Ubuntu users to show the iconic Desktop Cube on the Gnome desktop environment and using it shows negative effects on the general performance of the system. Switching to KDE and OpenGL generally resulted in better performance as did Xfce. Phoronix does not hold out much hope for the improvement of Compiz on Ivy Bridge processors or Intel's open source drivers for the near future, either for graphics or GPU accelerated computation.
"For AMD flaky Linux support isn't just a matter of gamers complaining, but now with its APUs, standard applications are simply not making use of the compute power that AMD needs to compete with Intel."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Crazy Texans dunk servers in DEEP FRYERS @ The Register
- Reading RFID cards from afar easily @ Hack a Day
- 450mbps routers reviewed: 14 of the fastest models @ Hardware.Info
- The New x264 HD Benchmark 5.0 Is Here @ TechARP
- Weekly Gaming Giveaway #3: Waveform @ eTeknix
Another look at ASUS' reference Ivy Bridge notebook, the N56VM
Subject: Mobile | May 24, 2012 - 03:40 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: n56, mobile, laptop review, laptop, Ivy Bridge, asus
You are likely already familiar with the ASUS N56VM from Matt's review, if not you really should check it out. He was not the only one to receive this laptop to test out though, as The Tech Report also recently published a look at this powerful notebook. The new Core i7-3720QM really stands out and tops the performance charts, while the Nvidia GeForce GT 630M helps this notebook stand out for moderate gaming duties. They were disappointed with the battery life as it is not noticeably improved from the previous generation, however it will get a lot more done in the time that it has a charge to run on.
"Join us as we take a 15.6" notebook with a quad-core Ivy Bridge CPU and discrete GeForce 600M graphics through our mobile test suite."
Here are some more Mobile articles from around the web:
- Samsung Series 7 (NP700G7C-S01US) Review @ TechReviewSource
- ASUS Transformer Pad TF300 Android Tablet Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Asus G75VW-DS71 Review @ TechReviewSource
- ASUS Zenbook Prime (UX21A) Review: The First of the 2nd Gen Ultrabooks @ AnandTech
- Lenovo IdeaPad Y480 Review @ TechReviewSource
- Mobile CPU Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- The Archos G9 Tablet Reviews: Fast Enough @ AnandTech
- Genius Ring Presenter Wireless Device @ Pro-Clockers
- Cooler Master ARC Macbook and iPad Stand @ Benchmark Reviews
- WiMAX vs. LTE: Should You Switch? @ TechReviewSource
- HTC One X Android Smartphone Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Android to the Maxx, DROID Razr Maxx @ LanOC Reviews
- Blackberry Curve 9320 @ The Inquirer
- HTC One V @ The Inquirer
Podcast #203 - ASUS N56VM notebook, XFX 7850s and 7870s, Thunderbolt on Windows and more!
Subject: General Tech | May 24, 2012 - 02:59 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: video, xfx, thunderbolt, podcast, msi, Ivy Bridge, Intel, asus, amd, 7870, 7850, 680
PC Perspective Podcast #203 - 05/24/2012
Join us this week as we talk about the ASUS N56VM notebook, XFX 7850s and 7870s, Thunderbolt on Windows and more!
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Hosts: Ryan Shrout, Jeremy Hellstrom, Josh Walrath, and Allyn Malvantano
Program Schedule:
- Introduction
- 1-888-38-PCPER or firstname.lastname@example.com
- http://pcper.com/podcast
- http://twitter.com/ryanshrout and http://twitter.com/pcper
- 0:02:00 You talked about all the cool stuff last week!
- 0:13:30 Antec High Current Pro Platinum 1000 watt PSU
- 0:16:20 ASUS N56VM Ivy Bridge Notebook - our reference system
- 0:17:30 XFX HD 7870 and HD 7850 Black Edition
- 0:28:25 Unreal Engine 4 Screenshots
- 0:31:00 AMD to stop making "needlessly powerful" CPUs
- 0:42:00 NVIDIA is not recalling Kepler
- 0:45:00 Thunderbolt for Windows from ASUS and MSI announced
- 0:48:30 Josh's Banana Phone - VIA $49 Android PC
- 0:51:30 Seagate to purchase LaCie
- 0:56:30 The discrete graphics card is not dead
- 1:02:00 Hardware / Software Pick of the Week
- Ryan: Pegasus R4 Thunderbolt External Storage
- Jeremy: DeLorean Hovercraft or levitating bed? Or I could go old school.
- Josh: Some Thieving Goodies from Way Back
- Allyn: Paragon Hard Disk Manager 12 - alignment for SSDs integral with partition moves / resizes / etc
- 1-888-38-PCPER or email@example.com
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- Closing
Introduction, Design, User Interface
When Ivy Bridge was released Ryan did a deep-dive and desktop review while I worked on a review of the mobile processor. My mobile review was based on a reference laptop known as the ASUS N56VM. Although considered a "reference platform," the laptop is really a production product and successor to the outgoing ASUS N55. We held off on a full review to provide coverage of the new G75, but now it's time to revisit the N56.
This is an important product for ASUS. The 15.6" laptop remains a sales leader and the N56 will likely be the company's flagship in this arena for the coming year. This means it won't be a high-volume model, but it serve as a "halo product" – an example of what ASUS is capable of. If the company follows its usually modus operandi we'll see this same chassis used as the basis for a number of variations at different price points with different hardware.
As you may remember from our Ivy Bridge for mobile review, the model we received is equipped with a Core i7-3720QM processor. It's hard to say if this is a mid-range quad given the limited number of Ivy Bridge products available so far, but it probably will end up in that role. What about the rest of the system? Well, take a look.
Continue reading our review of the ASUS N56VM Ivy Bridge Notebook!!
Podcast #201 - GTX 690 review, ASUS G75V Ivy Bridge Notebook review, a Vertex 4 update and more!
Subject: Editorial | May 10, 2012 - 03:56 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: Vertex 4, podcast, nvidia, Ivy Bridge, Intel, gtx690, g75v, amd, 690
PC Perspective Podcast #201 - 05/10/2012
Join us this week as we talk about our GTX 690 review, ASUS G75V Ivy Bridge Notebook review, a Vertex 4 update and more!
You can subscribe to us through iTunes and you can still
The URL for the podcast is: http://pcper.com/podcast - Share with your friends!
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Hosts: Ryan Shrout, Jeremy Hellstrom, Josh Walrath, and Allyn Malvantano
Program Schedule:
- Introduction
- 1-888-38-PCPER or firstname.lastname@example.com
- http://pcper.com/podcast
- http://twitter.com/ryanshrout and http://twitter.com/pcper
- Win a Netgear R6300 802.11ac router!!
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690 Review - Dual GK104 Kepler Greatness
- ASUS G75V Review: Gaming Goes Ivy
- Greater than 20 Percent of Malware Articles Miss the Point
- Trinity Improvements Include Updated Piledriver Cores and VLIW4 GPUs
- More Leaks Emerge on NVIDIA's Kepler Based GTX 670 GPU
- Ready for Diablo III? Not with Catalyst 12.4 you're not.
- Corsair Launches Air Series of High Airflow and High Static Pressure Fans
- Steam Allows Remote Installation of Games
- OCZ Updates Vertex 4 Enthusiasts to 1.4 Release Candidate Firmware
- Windows Media Center To Be A Pro Only Feature In Windows 8
- Good news from TSMC for NVIDIA and you
- Hardware / Software Pick of the Week
- Ryan: ASUS N66U Dual-band Router
- Jeremy: Wave your hands like an idiot for free
- Josh: Not exactly mine, but good.
- Allyn: pqi U819V 3cm USB3
- 1-888-38-PCPER or email@example.com
- http://pcper.com/podcast
- http://twitter.com/ryanshrout and http://twitter.com/pcper
- Closing
Dell is bringing Ivy Bridge to the server room
Subject: General Tech | May 10, 2012 - 12:34 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: xeon e3, Ivy Bridge, E3-1200 v2, dell, 22nm
Dell's microserver family is undergoing a major change right now as their 5000 series is moving to the new generation of chips from Intel. The current C5000 and C5125 uses Athlon II X2 and X4 and Phenom II X2 chips based on the customers preferences and will continue to do so for the near future but the C5220 will be using the not quite yet released yet Xeon E3-1200 v2. That Ivy Bridge chip means that Dell expects to be selling 17W and 45W versions of the C5220 which gives Intel a nice lead in power efficiency and processing density. As more new Xeons come out you will see models requiring more power and thus less physical servers in a rack. Dell expects to fit a dozen of the lower powered models into a full rack mount chassis and eight of the higher wattage models. Check out the specifics as well as hints as to the other members of the Ivy Bridge contingent of the Xeon family at The Register.
"Dell's PowerEdge server line is once again trying to get out in front of Intel, announcing that its PowerEdge-C family of microservers are revved up with the new Ivy Bridge Xeon E3 processors, which the chip giant is launching soon."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- AMD's Hondo APUs ready for Windows 8 Q4 launch @ The Register
- Microsoft boasts of quicker recovery from NTFS corruption @ The Inquirer
- HP launches several ultrabooks and ultra-like notebooks @ DigiTimes
ASUS Launches Three New Ivy Bridge Desktops
Subject: Systems | May 8, 2012 - 06:56 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: usb 3.0, Ivy Bridge, cases, asus
ASUS, a company popular for its line of enthusiast motherboards and gaming notebooks, recently unveiled three new Ivy Bridge powered desktop systems. Although specific pricing is still up in the air, the three systems span the range from low powered desktop systems to the high end enthusiast computer.
The ASUS CM6870 desktop is a low end desktop that is powered by Intel's latest Ivy Bridge processors (Core i3/i5/i7 Pentiums), up to 16GB of dual channel DDR3 1600MHz RAM, and a choice from a variety of low end (mainly HTPC class) discrete graphics cards including the NVIDIA GT640 on the top end and the AMD HD5450 on the low end. The system also has Gigabit LAN, up to 4TB of hard drive space, a 300W or 350W PSU, four USB 3.0 ports, 6 USB 2.0 ports, headphone/microphone jacks, and a 16-in-one card reader. The system runs Windows 7 Home Premium x64 or Windows 7 Home Basic x64.
The ASUS CG8270 features higher end CPU and GPU choices, making it suitable for entry level gaming. It uses either a Core i5 or Core i7 Ivy Bridge processor, up to 16GB of DDR3 1600MHz memory, up to 4TB of hard drive space, and up to a NVIDIA GTX560 Ti 1GB graphics card. The system comes with a 400W or 500W power supply, depending on what GPU the user chooses. It also features Gigabit LAN, headphone and microphone jacks, a 16-in-1 card reader, four USB 3.0 ports, six USB 2.0 ports, and 8 channel analog audio output. This desktop has an angled brushed aluminum front panel and dark chassis. It also runs Windows 7 Home Premium x64.
Occupying the high end is the ASUS CG8580 desktop. At first glance, the desktop has a large black case with an angled design that sports the ROG (Republic of Gamers) branding. It has a front panel that opens up to reveal the drive bays and an LED light that illuminates the ASUS logo. The case further has five open vents to improve airflow. On the inside is a liquid cooled Core i7 Ivy Bridge processor, a NVIDIA GTX 680 (or GTX560 Ti SLI) graphics card, up to 16GB DDR3 1600MHz memory, up to 10TB of hard drive storage, dual 128GB SATA III SSDs in Raid 0, and a Xonar DX sound card (optional). IO includes headphone and microphone jacks, four USB 3.0 ports, eight USB 2.0 ports, PS/2 port, Gigabit LAN, 8 channel audio, S/PDIF out, and a 16-in-1 card reader. The desktop also comes with a 700W power supply. It comes equipped with Windows 7 Home Premium x64.
The back of the CG8580 Gaming Rig
The three Ivy Bridge powered desktops are coming soon, but there is no word yet on pricing. In the meantime, please check out our Intel Ivy Bridge and NVIDIA GTX 680 GPU reviews to brush up on the new architectures.
Introduction, Design, User Interface
Intel has decided to lead its introduction of Ivy Bridge for mobile with its most powerful quad-core parts. Many of these processors will end up in mainstream laptop, but they're also great for gaming laptops. In our first look at Ivy Bridge we saw that it holds up well when paired with its own Intel HD 4000 graphics – if you keep the resolution around 1366x768. A bit more than that and the IGP just can't hang.
Gamers will still want a beefy discrete GPU, and that's what the G75 offers. Inside this beast you'll find an Nvidia GeForce GTX 670M. Those who were reading our Kepler coverage will remember that this is not based off Nvidia's newest architecture but is instead a re-work of an older Fermi chip. That mean seem a bit disappointing, and it is – but the performance of Nvidia's older mobile chips wasn't lackluster.
So, this new laptop is packing a spanking-new Core i7-3720QM as well as Nvidia's new GTX 670M. That's an impressive combination, and ASUS has wisely backed it up with a well-rounded set of performance components.
Continue reading our review of the ASUS G75V Gaming Notebook!


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The Fucking Flying A-Heads were a band from Hawaii most commonly construed as "punk", tho they might provide one of the more exciting links between a more typified conception of "punk", and that of "noise". If the A side of this hybrid genre is the final aggregate regimented elements of deconstructed hard core that Harry Pussy by way of Magic Band displayed, the flip is the excess of Experience inspired freedom and recklessly abandons anything that even vaguely resemble "form". Perhaps the most radically mixed recording, ever (to the extent that you might wonder if they just fucked up, or were working with a broken machine). A completely astounding spin ..(De Stijl)
Their first review is a riot :
from Damage Magazine, DEC 1980
White noise this pure must take lots of to work to perfect. Somewhere far away there is a 60s endless guitar solo, bass playing 2 notes, a cymbal being hit at a constant 2 / 4 beat, and a distorted voice talking. But mostly there is white noise, simultaneously complex and simple. It's quite disturbing when cranked up. I like to play this record and watch TV. It instantly gives a surreal sense to the most mundane images. Not recommended for anyone with high blood pressure. ~ M.C. Parker
*Basically, this sounds like something that should've been originally released on Siltbreeze. Scott was playing this at Exiled yesterday when I walked in, and I was sold immediately. I see its been posted for download before at the Devildick blog. No matter, I'm here to spread the wealth with my own 320 rip of the newly reissued 7-inch. Best played loud.
Mediafire Download Link: The Fuckin' Flyin' A-Heads: Swiss Cheese Back/ Watching T.V. (Otaro 1980)

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General Treasurer Gina M. Raimondo has announced Treasury's Unclaimed Property Division will reunite 37 cities and towns with just over $72,000. The amounts of municipal unclaimed property range from around $21,000 for Pawtucket to $40 for Scituate.
Warwick will be getting $3,342.31.
"Returning this unclaimed property to cities and towns is an example of government working across all levels," Raimondo said in a statement. "As Treasury streamlined its data matching process, it discovered these municipal properties, and now going forward we will actively work with local finance departments to return their money."
In addition to municipal outreach, for the second year in a row, Treasury has notified General Assembly members of constituents in their districts who have unclaimed property and encouraged assembly members to contact them. Work is also underway with other state agencies to match constituent information in a new direct mail pilot program. One example is the matching unclaimed property records against the department of motor vehicle database.
"Property remains unclaimed for many reasons, the most common being inaccurate information," Raimondo continued. "We are actively testing new ways to solve the data matching problem, so we can reunite people with their property. I am hopeful that direct mail and engaging other groups and agencies is a way to make the program more successful."
An incorrect address or misspelled name will likely lead to property being turned over to the unclaimed property division for safekeeping. In the case of cities and towns, included on the list are unclaimed insurance premiums and smaller checks for various fees, among other monies.
Treasury currently holds more than $250 million in unclaimed property and encourages people to search its online missing money database. Recent upgrades to the claims system have reduced processing time to less than one week.


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European Commission
Brussels, 18 June 2013
New rules on credit rating agencies (CRAs) enter into force – frequently asked questions
1. What is a credit rating?
A credit rating is an opinion issued by a specialised firm on the creditworthiness of an entity (e.g. an issuer of bonds) or a debt instrument (e.g. bonds or asset-backed securities). This opinion is based on research activity and presented according to a ranking system.
2. What is a credit rating agency?
A credit rating agency (CRA) is a service provider specialised in the provision of credit ratings on a professional basis. The three biggest rating agencies are Standard & Poor's, Moody's and Fitch. They cover approximately 95% of the world market. Smaller rating agencies make up the remaining part. For a list of all European CRAs already registered under the CRA Regulation, see:
3. Why is it necessary to regulate credit rating agencies?
CRAs have a major impact on today's financial markets, with rating actions being closely followed and impacting on investors, borrowers, issuers and governments: e.g. sovereign ratings play a crucial role for the rated country, since a downgrading can have the immediate effect of making a country's borrowing more expensive. A downgrading also has a direct impact for example on the capital levels of a financial institution.
The financial crisis and developments in the context of the euro debt crisis have revealed serious weaknesses in the existing EU rules on credit ratings. In the run up to the financial crisis, CRAs failed to appreciate properly the risks inherent in more complicated financial instruments (especially structured financial products backed by risky subprime mortgages), issuing incorrect ratings that were far too high.
4. What did previously applicable EU rules on credit rating agencies say?
The G20 summit in Washington (2008) aimed to ensure that no institution, product or market was left unregulated at EU and international levels.
The EU Regulation on Credit Rating Agencies (CRA I Regulation)1, in force since December 2010, was part of Europe's response to these commitments. The Regulation was amended in May 2011 to adapt it to the creation of the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) by the so called CRA II Regulation2.
These CRA Regulations focused on:
The CRA II Regulation, however, did not regulate the use of credit ratings and their impact on the market. The use of external ratings by financial institutions was previously regulated in sectoral financial legislation (e.g. in the Capital Requirements Directive).
5. What has already been proposed to reduce the risk of overreliance in the banking sector?
The new rules on capital requirements (Capital Requirements Directive IV) include measures to reduce overreliance on ratings (MEMO/13/272). Possible overreliance by credit institutions on external credit ratings is to be reduced to the extent possible by:
6. What is the situation at international level? Are the new rules in line with the regulatory approaches of other jurisdictions and international standard setting bodies?
The new rules are broadly in line with the policy developed by our international partners within the Financial Stability Board (FSB) and the Basel Committee.
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) endorsed in October 2010 principles to reduce the overreliance of authorities and financial institutions on CRA ratings. The G20 approved the FSB's principles on reducing reliance on external credit ratings (Seoul Summit, 11‑12 November 2010).
At the end of 2012, the FSB adopted a roadmap to accelerate the implementation of the principles. The aims of these principles are twofold:
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has also proposed to reduce overreliance on credit rating agencies' ratings in the regulatory capital framework.
In the USA, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act3 has strengthened rules on CRAs. Among other things section 939A of the Dodd-Frank Act requires federal agencies to review how existing regulations rely on ratings and remove such references from their rules as appropriate. As a consequence, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is exploring ways to reduce regulatory reliance on external credit ratings and replace them with alternative criteria. Some references have already been replaced in US legislation.
7. Why was a reform of the CRA Regulation needed?
Because there were weaknesses in the existing EU rules on credit ratings that have been highlighted both by the financial crisis and the euro debt crisis:
8. Which new rules will be applicable?
The new regulatory package on credit rating agencies consists of both a Regulation4 and a Directive5.
The main elements of the new rules are:
1. Reduce overreliance on credit ratings
In line with G20 commitments, the new rules aim to reduce overreliance on external ratings, requiring financial institutions to strengthen their own credit risk assessment and not to rely solely and mechanistically on external credit ratings.
The package consists of a Regulation setting out the principles to reduce overreliance on external credit ratings. Furthermore, the Regulation is complemented with amendments in sectoral legislation.
Specifically, the package contains a Directive which amends current directives on the activities and supervision of institutions for occupational retirement provision (IORP6) undertakings of collective investment in transferable securities (UCITS)7 and on alternative investment funds managers (AIFM)8 in order to reduce these funds' reliance on external credit ratings when assessing the creditworthiness of their assets.
Also the European Supervisory Authorities9 should avoid references to external credit ratings and will be required to review their rules and guidelines and where appropriate, remove credit ratings where they have the potential to create mechanistic effects.
2. Improve quality of ratings of sovereign debt of EU Member States
To avoid market disruption, rating agencies will set up a calendar indicating when they will rate Member States. Such ratings will be limited to three per year for unsolicited sovereign ratings. Derogations remain possible in exceptional circumstances and subject to appropriate explanations. The ratings will only be published on Fridays after close of business and at least one hour before the opening of trading venues in the EU. Furthermore, investors and Member States will be informed of the underlying facts and assumptions on each rating which will facilitate a better understanding of credit ratings of Member States.
Moreover, sovereign ratings would have to be reviewed at least every six months (rather than every 12 months as currently applicable under general rules).
3. Make credit rating agencies more accountable for their actions
The new rules will make rating agencies more accountable for their actions as ratings are not just simple opinions. Therefore, the new rules ensure that a rating agency can be held liable in case it infringes intentionally or with gross negligence, the CRA Regulation, thereby causing damage to an investor.
4. Reduce conflicts of interests due to the issuer pays remuneration model and encourage the entrance of more players on to the credit rating market
The Regulation will also improve independence of credit rating agencies to eliminate conflicts of interests by introducing new rules for complex structured finance instruments and shareholders of rating agencies. Issuers of structured finance instruments will be required to be more transparent on the underlying assets of these instruments.
Furthermore, all available ratings will be published on a European Rating Platform which will improve comparability and visibility of all ratings for any financial instrument rated by rating agencies registered and authorised in the EU. This should also help investors to make their own credit risk assessment and contribute to more diversity in the rating industry.
The Regulation will improve the independence of credit rating agencies and help eliminate conflicts of interest by introducing mandatory rotation for certain complex structured financial instruments (re-securitisations). There are also limitations as regards the shareholding of rating agencies.
The principal ways by which the new Regulation will improve the independence of credit rating agencies are:
a) To mitigate the risk of conflicts of interest, the new rules will require CRAs to disclose publicly if a shareholder with 5% or more of the capital or voting rights of the concerned CRA holds 5% or more of a rated entity, and would prohibit a CRA from rating when a shareholder of a CRA with 10% or more of the capital or voting rights also holds 10% or more of a rated entity.
b) Furthermore, to ensure the diversity and independence of credit ratings and opinions, the proposal prohibits ownership of 5% or more of the capital or the voting rights in more than one CRA, unless the agencies concerned belong to the same group (cross-shareholding).
c) Due to the complexity of structured finance instruments and their role in contributing to the financial crisis, the Regulation also requires the issuers, who pay credit rating agencies for their ratings, to engage at least two different CRAs for the rating of structured finance instruments.
d) The Regulation introduces a mandatory rotation rule forcing issuers of structured finance products with underlying re-securitised assets, who pay CRAs for their ratings ("issuer pays model"), to switch to a different agency every four years. An outgoing CRA would not be allowed to rate re-securitised products of the same issuer for a period equal to the duration of the expired contract, though not exceeding four years. But mandatory rotation will not apply to small CRAs, or to issuers employing at least four CRAs each rating more than 10% of the total number of outstanding rated structured finance instruments A review clause provides the possibility for mandatory rotation to be extended to other instruments in the future. Mandatory rotation would not be a requirement for the endorsement and equivalence assessment of third country CRAs.
e) Measures are taken to encourage the use of smaller credit rating agencies. The issuer should consider the possibility to mandate at least one credit rating agency which does not have more than 10 % of the total market share and which could be evaluated by the issuer as capable for rating the relevant issuance or entity (Comply or Explain).
5. Publication of ratings on European Rating Platform
All available ratings will be published on a European Rating Platform which will improve comparability and visibility of all ratings for any financial instrument rated by rating agencies registered and authorised in the EU. This should also help investors to make their own credit risk assessment and contribute to more diversity in the rating industry.
6. Additional steps to be taken
The Regulation calls on the Commission to prepare a report by 1 July 2016, reviewing the situation in the credit rating market, and if necessary to follow it up with appropriate legislative proposals on some of the new provisions.
9. Who will be affected by the changes and how?
The following categories of market participant will be directly affected by the proposed changes:
Corporate, structured finance instruments' and sovereign issuers:
They will benefit from more choice of rating providers which may lead to lower rating fees in the medium term. Sovereign issuers (e.g. states and municipalities) will benefit from the improved transparency and process of issuing sovereign ratings.
From now on, an issuer of structured finance products with underlying re-securitised assets who pays credit rating agencies for their ratings ("issuer pays model") will be required to switch to a different agency every four years. An outgoing credit rating agency would not be allowed to rate re-securitised products of the same issuer for a period equal to the duration of the expired contract, though not exceeding four years. But mandatory rotation would not apply to small credit rating agencies or to issuers employing at least four credit rating agencies each rating more than 10% of the total number of outstanding rated structured finance instruments. An issuer of structured finance instruments, who pays credit rating agencies for their ratings, will need to engage at least two different credit rating agencies. Moreover, an issuer, an originator and a sponsor of a structured finance instrument established in the Union will jointly need to disclose to the public information on the credit quality and performance of the underlying assets of the structured finance instrument, the structure of the securitisation transaction, the cash flows and any collateral supporting a securitisation exposure as well as any information that is necessary to conduct comprehensive and well informed stress tests on the cash flows and collateral values supporting the underlying exposures.
All issuers, including sovereigns, will enjoy additional time to react to ratings before they are made public. The current rules already provide for ratings to be announced to the rated entity 12 hours before their publication. In order to avoid that this notification takes place outside working hours and to leave the rated entity sufficient time to verify the correctness of data underlying the rating, the new rules will require that the rated entity should be notified during working hours of the rated entity and at least a full working day before publication of the credit rating or the rating outlook. A list of the persons able to receive this notification a full working day before publication of a rating or of a rating outlook should be limited and clearly identified by the rated entity. This information shall include the principal grounds on which the rating or outlook is based in order to give the entity an opportunity to draw attention of the credit rating agency to any factual errors.
The publication of sovereign ratings will be done in a manner that is least distortive on markets: at the end of December, credit rating agencies should publish a calendar for the next 12 months setting the dates for the publication of sovereign ratings and corresponding to these, the dates for the publication of related outlooks where applicable. Such dates should be set on a Friday. Only for unsolicited sovereign credit ratings should the number of publications in the calendar be limited between two and three. Where this is necessary to comply with their legal obligations, credit rating agencies should be allowed to deviate from their announced calendar explaining in detail the reasons for such deviation. However, this deviation may not happen routinely.
They will be in a better position to evaluate the credit risk of financial instruments themselves, including complex structured instruments. They will have free access to a European Rating Platform where all ratings issued by rating agencies, registered and authorised in the EU, regarding a specific company or financial instruments can be found and compared. In addition, investors will benefit from an increase in the quality of ratings as conflicts of interest due to the "issuer-pays" model and the shareholder structure will be reduced.
The investor will benefit from enhanced transparency on structured finance instrument established in the European Union as the issuer, the originator and the sponsor of a structured finance instrument established in the EU will jointly disclose to the public information on the credit quality and performance of the underlying assets of the structured finance instrument, the structure of the securitisation transaction, the cash flows and any collateral supporting a securitisation exposure as well as any information that is necessary to conduct comprehensive and well informed stress tests on the cash flows and collateral values supporting the underlying exposures. ESMA will set up a webpage for the publication of the information on structured finance instruments. Furthermore, the investors' right of redress against credit rating agencies having infringed the CRA Regulation are enhanced. The new rules ensure that a rating agency can be held liable in case it infringes intentionally or with gross negligence, the CRA Regulation, thereby causing damage to an investor or an issuer.
Credit rating agencies that will need to:
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA):
Its role will be reinforced regarding supervision of sovereign ratings. In addition, ESMA will be entrusted with new tasks e.g. it will have to draft a number of new technical standards for adoption by the Commission as well as to provide the Commission with technical advice.
For instance, ESMA should establish a European Rating Platform so as to allow investors to easily compare all ratings for EU-registered and authorised rating agencies that exist with regard to a specific rated entity. ESMA will need to develop draft regulatory technical standards to specify the content to be used by CRAs when providing such information.
- Regarding the new rating methodologies:
A CRA that intends to change materially existing or use any new rating methodologies, models or key rating assumptions that could have an impact on a credit rating will need to publish the proposed changes or proposed new methodologies on its website inviting stakeholders to submit comments during a period of one month together with a detailed explanation of the reasons for and the implications of the proposed material changes or proposed new methodologies. A CRA will need to inform ESMA of errors detected in methodologies and/or their application.
- Regarding existing ratings: European Rating Platform
EU registered and authorised CRAs will have to communicate to ESMA all credit ratings they issue. ESMA will make them available to the public on a central website.
10. Why did the Commission propose specific rules for sovereign ratings?
Sovereign ratings include ratings of countries, regions and municipalities. Sovereign ratings are very important for the rated public entity. For instance, the conditions of access to external funding very much depend on the rating received. In addition, rating actions with regard to specific countries can have impacts on companies located in that country, on other countries and even on the stability of financial markets. Due to this specific role, it is particularly important that sovereign ratings are accurate and transparent so that investors can fully understand rating actions regarding sovereigns and their wider implications.
11. Should there be a prohibition of sovereign debt ratings?
Sovereign debt ratings are important and the implications of such ratings can in some circumstances be far-reaching. Not only do they affect the borrowing costs of Member States but they can also have further implications for other Member States and the financial stability of the Union as a whole. However, a prohibition of sovereign debt ratings could give the impression that Member States had something to hide and therefore it is not part of the new rules. A prohibition could have important effects for the access to capital of some Member States and could increase the borrowing cost for sovereign debt. The Commission considers that this Regulation improves considerably the transparency of sovereign ratings and will avoid negative effects of sovereign ratings which have been observed in recent years and stop risks of market disruption.
To avoid market disruption, rating agencies will set up a calendar indicating when they will rate Member States. Such ratings will be limited to three per year for unsolicited sovereign ratings. Derogations remain possible in exceptional circumstances and subject to appropriate explanations. The ratings will only be published on Fridays after close of business and at least one hour before the opening of trading venues in the EU. Furthermore, investors and Member States will be informed of the underlying facts and assumptions on each rating which will facilitate a better understanding of credit ratings of Member States.
12. Will the Commission set up a European Credit Rating Agency/Foundation?
The Commission did not propose to set up a European credit rating agency. This analysis showed that setting up a credit rating agency with public money would be costly (approximately €300-500 million over a period of 5 years), could raise concerns regarding the CRA's credibility especially if a publicly funded CRA would rate the Member States which finance the CRA, and put private CRAs at a comparative disadvantage. However, as part of this new framework, the Commission will analyse the situation in the rating market and report to the European Parliament with regard to the feasibility of creditworthiness assessments of sovereign debt of EU Member States, a European credit rating agency dedicated to assessing the creditworthiness of Member States' sovereign debt and/or a European Credit Rating Foundation for all other ratings.
13. Will there be rules allowing civil claims against credit rating agencies?
Ratings are not mere opinions but have important consequences. Therefore, CRAs should operate responsibly. The regime does not aim to address "wrong ratings". Investors will only be able to sue a credit rating agency which, intentionally or with gross negligence, infringes the obligations set out in the CRA Regulation, thereby causing damage to investors. This new regime will ensure that rating agencies will act more responsibly as they can be held liable by investors and issuers.
14. Will there be a reversal of burden of proof for civil claims?
No, the new rules do not include such a reversal. However the Regulation ensures that the judge/competent court will need to take into consideration that the investor or issuer may not have access to information, which is purely within the sphere of the CRA. This new regime will ensure that rating agencies will act more responsibly as they can be held liable by investors and issuers.
15. Why does the Regulation introduce shareholder limitations?
If a shareholder of a CRA holds an important position in other CRAs or in an instrument rated by a CRA, this could lead to an important conflict of interest that could affect the quality of these ratings. To this end the new Regulation introduces limitations on shareholding in CRAs: (1) 5% limitation in cross-shareholding of a CRA; (2) a disclosure regime for rating instruments of shareholders holding more than 5%; (3) a prohibition for rating instruments of shareholders holding more than 10%.
16. Why does the Regulation introduce a rotation rule and why is it limited to re-securitisations?
A long relationship between a CRA and an issuer could undermine the independence of a CRA and in view of the issuer pays model lead to an important conflict of interest that could affect the quality of these ratings. To this end the rotation rule limits the duration between a CRA an issuer. While the Commission proposed a broader scope, the Regulation limits the rotation rule to re-securitisations. This can be seen as an important way to test the effectiveness of the rotation rule. By end 2016, the Commission will report back to the European Parliament on the effectiveness of the rotation rule with a view to extending the scope if appropriate.
17. What is the objective of the new European Rating Platform?
All ratings for EU registered and authorised rating agencies will be published on the central European Rating Platform, at the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), which will improve the visibility and comparability of credit ratings from debt instruments. The Platform will also contribute to the visibility of small and medium-sized credit rating agencies operating in the EU.
18. Will the Commission promote small and medium sized credit rating agencies?
The current regime requires the registration of all CRAs operating on the EU territory offering credibility to small and medium-sized CRAs. The Commission is committed to evaluate the possibilities of promoting the development of regional credit rating agencies of small and medium size, as well as supporting (financially and non-financially) the creating of a network of credit rating agencies. The Commission will present a report on this matter by end of this year (2013).
19. Is deleting all references to ratings from EU legislation the best solution, i.e. the Dodd-Frank Act in the US?
The Commission supports the view that sole and mechanistic reliance on the external credit ratings should be reduced. However, it is important that reducing overreliance on credit ratings does not lead to legal uncertainty. It would not be appropriate to remove all references to external ratings without considering alternative credit risk measures. The experience in the US has shown that it is difficult to remove references to ratings without having viable alternatives in place. The credit ratings should be considered as opinions amongst others. Furthermore, it is important that all financial entities conduct their own internal credit risk assessment, subject to supervision by the competent authorities. To this end, the Commission favours a two-step approach. First, the Commission will propose to remove all references which trigger mechanistic reliance on ratings, and in a second step, the Commission will report to the European Parliament on alternatives to external credit ratings with a view to removing all remaining references by 2020.
20. What are the third country implications of these new rules on credit rating agencies?
The third country regime provided by the existing CRA Regulation remains unchanged. The concepts of equivalence and endorsement will continue to apply. To be equivalent, it is not necessary to have the same rules in place, only to have rules which achieve the same objectives. However, as these new rules strengthen the regulatory framework for CRAs, a transitional period has been introduced until 2018 to allow third countries to accommodate the new rules.
Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 September 2009 on credit rating agencies , OJ L 302, 17.11.2009. Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009 is often referred to as CRA I Regulation.
Regulation (EU) No 513/2011 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 May 2011 amending Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009. Regulation (EU) No 513/2011 is often referred to as CRA II Regulation.:
Regulation 462/2013, http://eur-lex.europa.eu/JOHtml.do?uri=OJ:L:2013:146:SOM:EN:HTML
Directive 2013/14/EC, http://eur-lex.europa.eu/JOHtml.do?uri=OJ:L:2013:145:SOM:EN:HTML
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Directive 2009/65/EC
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As action commenced, it was clear that the level of freestyle has improved exponentially this year. In order to progress, every sailor had to be at his or her best; in an event where technical brilliance simply wasn't enough. Today, an emphasis was needed on 'style', as the competitors fought hard to personalize their routines and wow their critics.
The early men's round saw a disappointing exit for France's Leo Ray (Naish/Naish/MFC) at the hands of one of the most exciting up-and-coming athletes in the sport, Steven Van Broeckhoven (F2/MauiSails).
Andre Paskowski (Fanatic/North Sails), Nicolas Akgazciyan (Starboard/Gun Sails), Ian Mouro Lemos (JP/NeilPryde) and Maarten Van Ochten (JP/NeilPryde/MFC) each cruised through their first rounds, it was soon evident that the super-styled new school were going to prove tricky to beat in the later stages.
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1 – Estredo, Jose (Fanatic/North Sails)
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Officials at suppliers in Asia leak information about new Microsoft branded smartphone.
Microsoft is testing its own smartphone design, according to component suppilers in Asia.
The move is being interpreted by some as a shift in Microsoft's business model to that favoured by Apple, which design its products and the software that powers them.
Officials at some of Microsoft's Asian suppliers, who did not wish to be named, told The Wall Street Journal that the company is testing a smartphone design, although it is not yet clear whether the device will enter mass production.
The sources reportedly said the screen of the Microsoft phone will be between four and five inches.
Rumours have been rife that Microsoft has a smartphone in the pipeline after it announced its Surface tablet in June, since a smartphone would be a logical progression.
The company has been coy about revealing its plans, however - perhaps to avoid alienating longtime partners who currently manufacture hardware that runs Microsoft software.
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer did not comment on whether Microsoft planned to make its own smartphone.
He told The Wall Street Journal: "We're quite happy this holiday [season] going to market hard with Nokia, Samsung and HTC."
"Whether we had a plan to do something different or we didn't have a plan I wouldn't comment in any dimension."
A Microsoft spokesperson declined to comment.
In recent years Microsoft has shifted from its usual practice of making software and leaving hardware manufacture to its partners.
It has increasingly moved into hardware design and manufacture, most successfully with the Xbox 360.
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Tribes necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
2 ganadores han sido elegidos entre 179 diseños de 52 diseñadores freelance.
We're a trendy, social, fitness "club"… like nothing you've seen before. Forget your traditional sterile gyms, you won't find any boring machines in our premises, just an overwhelming range of indoor/outdoor group sessions (fitness circuits, martial arts, boxing, pilates, yoga, running club, hip hop dance, etc), monthly adventure days (rock climbing, kayaking, etc), and an annual international challenge (Kokoda Trail, etc).
We're a small team of young fitness professionals who are passionate about making a fun and social fitness community of like minded people.
We are looking to create a clear & differentiated brand – & need a logo to be featured on our website, business card, letterhead, promotional gear, t-shirts/clothing, etc.
Our members would describe us as:
> a fun, social, fitness community
> trendy & edgy – maybe even a bit adventurous
> creative & innovative
20 – 40 year old women & men (60/40), generally motivated young professional types working in the CBD.
Our target audience would include:
> Young professionals (lawyers, accountants, managers, etc)
> Creative types (event managers, graphic designers, web design, etc)
> College students
> And just people that generally are social, sporting & active.
1. NOTHING TRADITIONALLY "FITNESSY" (i.e. dumbbells, flexing muscles, etc), we want to completely stand apart from the "fitness" industry – in fact WE'RE LOOKING FOR more of a surf wear label sort of feel to it (trendy, edgy, creative, abstract).
Also not looking to go "tribal" in terms of imagery (i.e. totem designs, tribal tattoos, etc) - the name 'Tribe' is used to signify a community/social element.
2. The logo will have to be suitable for use on a website, business card, letterhead, t-shirt etc. We would prefer a logo that uses a minimal amount of colors and can also be used in black and white. Reversibility is a plus.
3. We're after a sleek and professional design, "cool, trendy, edgy yet professional" and maybe some playfulness.
4. We want a the logo to work WITH and WITHOUT a name or domain name.
5. While we are not married to any particular color palette, however we do like green, blue & purple.
6. We will require a full color and black & white high res .jpg, an .eps, a .gif and a .psd (RGB) & (CMYK) psd (layered) so we can separate the images and also be print ready. Logo MUST work in monochrome as well as color
We like CREATIVE, LITTLE EDGY, MORE MASCULINE THAN FEMANINE, and we're open to all creative input. color and b/w please
Otherwise… go crazy, do some wild stuff, give us variation and make us stand out from the traditional "fitness" crowd! More work to follow down the track as we sort out stationary, business cards, shirts, etc.
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Joy Brown 2/23/2003 8:16:40 AMAnother awesome shot, Dolores! #23848
Great photo Dolores...well the shot is but I've had that happen so often and have to 'climb' the stairs...for whatever reason, it seems far more difficult than regular stairs.ha
You sure know how to make opportunity work for you! Your eye for angle and composition is awesome. #58036
Thanks so much, Mette!! I appreciate your comment!
Hi Damian!! Merci beaucoup!! Happy shooting!
Hy Lyn!! Thank you to you also! I'm looking forward to see your kitty shot in the finals next month!
Hi Murry!! What a complimentary post! It means an awful lot! Now I'll just wait to get arrested for shooting at the mall!! LOL!
HI Carolyn!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Looking forward to seeing more of your work! #58153
Frank #58216
HI Gary!! Many thanks to you also for another smile! I always appreciate your friendly and supportive posts!!
Grand prize winner is posted! woo hooo~
http://www.betterphoto.com/contest/winners/0301.asp #58947
Frank #62068
And thank you for me, Mette!! I appreciate your note! And support!
Hi Duane!! Many thanks for another comment on this image! So nice of you to take the time! Happy shooting!
HI Cees! And thanks for ANOTHER comment from you also! Very much appreciate the effort! Happy day!
Hi Murry!! Thanks soooo much! Now everytime I think of you, I think of black patent leather shoes! LOL!
Hi Carol!! Thank you so much for being happy for me...I'm thrilled for you too! #62804
Hi Damian! THanks to you again! I appreciate your commentary! Good luck with your wonderful finalists too! #63281
Cathy :) #64296
I acknowledge all of you for your kindness. I am very touched by the outpouring of support for this image. Words cannot adequately express my appreciation for your continued support, efforts and time you have all generously given. Thank you all so much! #64730
this great picture remind me the story of a Golden escalator, and a Golden Boy, before he was falling !
Thank you so much,Gerda!! I never thought this one was going to be a winner...perhaps finalist, but not 2nd place winner! It always amazes me! Congrats again on your wonderful wins today!
HI Gary! Thank you so much!! I appreciate that coming all the way from Valdez, AK!! Happy shooting! #65922
Carolyn J. Connolly 12/1/2004 9:12:30 PMWow, you surely received a lot of (deserved!) comments on this one, Dolores! It's a great capture! I just saw it featured, and wanted to congratulate you on your Second Place win with it early last year! Love your title for it, too! :) #949431
Dolores Neilson 12/2/2004 4:24:32 AMGood morning, Carolyn!! You're very sweet to take time to post on this image! I appreciate the thoughtful gesture immensely!! #949769
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lamp lady needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 158 designs submitted by 27 freelance designers.
A great logo speaks a thousand words. Help us communicate who we are and what we do with a logo that translates in a clean, classic, upscale, intelligent manner.
Lighting Accessories
We specialize in all varieties of portable lighting -- table lamps, floor lamps, wall lamps, lampshades, custom lamps and shades, and decorative lamp finials. We are very customer service oriented. We cater to our guests and designers individual tastes and lighting needs.
We want a logo design that will be clean, classic, upscale, and easily adaptable for use on everything from exterior signage, stationery, business cards, to website use.
- Colors: We've seen great brown work...for the remainder of the contest use what ever color(s) inspire you and we will try to coment in a timely fashion
- Copyright Transfer: for the winner: please provide a transfer of copyright agreement to prevent future use of concept.
- No clip art
- No photographs
- No light bulbs
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Richard Donald Genga, 65, of Mt. Airy, proprietor of Rich Genga's Fine Framing shop in Chestnut Hill, died June 8 of gall bladder cancer at the hospice unit of Abington Hospital in Warminster.
In addition to his work as a master framer, Mr. Genga also was a professional photographer and a trained singer who performed frequently in operatic and religious venues with his wife, Pamela, who died in 2009.
Mr. Genga's passion for photography led to a commission from the Free Library of Philadelphia to chronicle the Mt. Airy section of Philadelphia. In 1988 he was invited to show many of his works inspired by his love of nature at the Woodmere Art Museum in Chestnut Hill.
A Philadelphia native, he was a graduate of Ridley Park High School. He served in the Seventh Special Forces Airborne Division during the Vietnam War. After leaving the military, he attended Combs College of Music, where he met his future wife.
A memorial service will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 29, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 22 Chestnut Hill Ave. in Chestnut Hill. Another service for family and friends in the Florida area will be announced at a later date.
Memorial donations may be made to charities supporting children's cancer research or a charity of the donor's choice. – WF


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Apple made the addition to its existing law enforcement communication systems clear on its privacy website late on Wednesday. In the update, the company reiterated that it responds to emergency requests 24 hours a day, and seven days week.
"We are building a team of professionals dedicated to training law enforcement officers globally, which will significantly increase our ability to reach smaller police forces and agencies," write Apple. "This will include the development of an online training module for officers. This will assist Apple in training a larger number of law enforcement agencies and officers globally, and ensure that our company's information and guidance can be updated to reflect the rapidly changing data landscape."
The data will not be available simply by request. Apple notes that the information must be properly, and legally requested. The portal will allow "law enforcement officers globally to submit lawful requests for data, track requests, and obtain responsive data from Apple."
Apple's law enforcement liaison program has existed for some time, but the web portal is a new addition. Following the San Bernardino investigation, and resultant discussions after-the-fact, Apple revealed that the team exists to the public, and also disclosed that it provides information to law enforcement on a daily basis.
In the case of the San Bernardino investigation, on the same day of the shooting, Apple handed over information regarding the iPhone, including three names, and nine specific accounts attached to the perpetrators.
A day later, Apple received a search warrant for emails, messages and other information associated with three separate accounts. Another request on Dec. 16 sought information related to one name and seven different accounts. Apple was able to provide same-day turnaround on each of the two additional requests as well.
Apple noted that the official search warrant for data from the shooter's iPhone 5c was served on Jan. 22 seeking the same communications and customer information requested in December. Apple complied and on Jan. 26 provided the government with whatever data it had in its possession.
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- Indoor/Outdoor
- Handmade with durable polypropylene
- 1/3" pile
- Nonskid backing
- UV treated yarn to prevent excessive fading
- Water resistant
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Kaleen Rugs' 9x12' Area Rug is comfy enough for any room of your home yet tough enough to be used outdoors. A stylish room finisher, its gorgeous floral pattern adds a vibrant touch.
Features: Rectangle (shape)
Dimensions (Overall): 9 inches (L) x 9 inches (W)
Care & Cleaning: Professionally clean, spot or wipe clean, vacuum without beater bar, new rugs may shed initially
Construction Technique: Hand made
Style: Area rugs
Includes: Area Rug, Patio Rug
Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor, Outdoor
Features: UV protection treatment
Backing Material: 100% Latex
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Textile construction: Tufted
Protective Qualities: Fade-resistant, Skid-resistant, Slip-resistant, Weather-resistant
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Rug pile height: Medium pile (0.5"-1")
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