排队加声望…规则很简单:互加,结果很可观:同涨
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好看，排队。
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转几个笑话，轻松一下排队的气氛。
一早醒来我以为我长大了，原来是被子盖横了。
一朋友说，上次在北京动物园的河马池，由于天热河马只露了个头，这时听到一个女声：“天啊！有这么大的青蛙！”
领导是快退休的老同志，最近在一心一意学习上网，用电脑。----刚刚发生滴对话----领导：小张啊，你丘丘（qq）号还用么？
我：用啊，怎么了？
领导：怎么从没见你上过线呀？
我：啊，我工作忙啊没时间上。
领导：切，不要以为我不懂啊，你肯定对我设置了在线对我隐身，对不对？
我：…
领导神马都懂，都懂
金钱就像卫生纸，看着挺多，用着用着就没了。
我们用一只眼睛看见现实的灰墙，却用另一只眼睛勇敢飞翔，接近梦想。
一早醒来我以为我长大了，原来是被子盖横了。
一朋友说，上次在北京动物园的河马池，由于天热河马只露了个头，这时听到一个女声：“天啊！有这么大的青蛙！”
领导是快退休的老同志，最近在一心一意学习上网，用电脑。----刚刚发生滴对话----领导：小张啊，你丘丘（qq）号还用么？
我：用啊，怎么了？
领导：怎么从没见你上过线呀？
我：啊，我工作忙啊没时间上。
领导：切，不要以为我不懂啊，你肯定对我设置了在线对我隐身，对不对？
我：…
领导神马都懂，都懂
金钱就像卫生纸，看着挺多，用着用着就没了。
我们用一只眼睛看见现实的灰墙，却用另一只眼睛勇敢飞翔，接近梦想。
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I believe many ppl have received the following letter from Minister.Industry.
Usage-based billing (UBB) for Internet services
Dear Sir or Madam:
Thank you for expressing your concerns regarding usage-based billing (UBB)
for Internet services. It is essential that I hear the views of Canadians
on the issues that matter. Prime Minister Harper and I have been clear
that we cannot support imposing a UBB business model on wholesale Internet
service providers.
Our government recognizes that the Internet and digital technologies are
an increasingly important part of everyday life—including driving
innovation, commerce and social interaction. As the government develops
Canada’s first comprehensive Digital Economy Strategy, we need to look
carefully at how issues like UBB affect the big picture. We will be
guided by our long-standing policies of encouraging competition and
investment, increasing consumer choice, minimizing regulation and allowing
market forces to prevail.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has
chosen to examine these concerns that the government shares with a large
number of Canadians. Details of the CRTC consultation are available at
www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/com100/2011/r110208.htm.
When the CRTC reaches a final decision following its consultations, the
government will carefully assess the CRTC position to ensure that it is in
line with the best interests of Canadian consumers and encourages
competition among internet service providers. I will be recommending that
any decision counter to these foundational principles be reversed.
You can find the latest news on the government’s Digital Economy Strategy
and related issues at www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/ic1.nsf/eng/h_00008.html.
Once again, thank you for writing. I trust that this information is
helpful.
Yours sincerely,
Tony Clement
Usage-based billing (UBB) for Internet services
Dear Sir or Madam:
Thank you for expressing your concerns regarding usage-based billing (UBB)
for Internet services. It is essential that I hear the views of Canadians
on the issues that matter. Prime Minister Harper and I have been clear
that we cannot support imposing a UBB business model on wholesale Internet
service providers.
Our government recognizes that the Internet and digital technologies are
an increasingly important part of everyday life—including driving
innovation, commerce and social interaction. As the government develops
Canada’s first comprehensive Digital Economy Strategy, we need to look
carefully at how issues like UBB affect the big picture. We will be
guided by our long-standing policies of encouraging competition and
investment, increasing consumer choice, minimizing regulation and allowing
market forces to prevail.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has
chosen to examine these concerns that the government shares with a large
number of Canadians. Details of the CRTC consultation are available at
www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/com100/2011/r110208.htm.
When the CRTC reaches a final decision following its consultations, the
government will carefully assess the CRTC position to ensure that it is in
line with the best interests of Canadian consumers and encourages
competition among internet service providers. I will be recommending that
any decision counter to these foundational principles be reversed.
You can find the latest news on the government’s Digital Economy Strategy
and related issues at www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/ic1.nsf/eng/h_00008.html.
Once again, thank you for writing. I trust that this information is
helpful.
Yours sincerely,
Tony Clement
