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In the wake of Passport, Apple's upcoming answer to digital wallets, Google has announced it is working toward making its current Google Wallet service more robust. In a Q&A session hosted by YouTube, Google Wallet developer Robin Dua said the company hopes to let you "leave your leather wallet at home".
Despite its namesake, Google Wallet hasn't truly been a suitable replacement for traditional wallets just yet. Although the service handles electronic payments and loyalty cards admirably, it doesn't really include ways of storing and using gift cards, movie tickets, transit passes, coupons and certain other items which users find themselves frequently carrying.
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Yeah, sure they can do that for me...once our governments actually start treating hackers like proper criminals and stomping down on fraud and the like with them.
Of course we know that will never happen, our governments are too busy chasing their tails trying to stop piracy rather than fighting something that is a little more important for technology to progress.
No thanks. I still like to do things with cash. Hard to spend more than you have when you only have X dollars in your wallet. CC, debit cards, and checks are too easy to over spend on.
Only a fool would completely trust these companies with your hard earned cash.
This is definitely not for everybody, that is for sure. Cash is still king for me. One more way for companies to gather more info on consumers, as if they don't get enough on a daily basis. NO THANKS!
Not only that, but why would ANYONE want this to happen? All these smartphones do is give the companies and the governments access to your data, accounts, and locations at any time. Now I want to give them my banking information and where I spend my money? Come on - get real. This 24/7 connectivity is more creepy than beneficial. Do I really need to be updated when my facebook friends update their status and their location? Ooooo Joe Smith just checked into a freakin' Swiss Chalet restaurant. I DON'T CARE.
Ughhh...survival of the fittest folks, not the most well-connected.
Well I would not use the complete service on the $$ side BUT I love the buss pass, loyalty cards and coupons cuz they are just a paint to always carry and you never have it when you need it. In other hand my cash ,debit/credit cards are alway on my person.
But hum since Google came up with this first and Apple introducing its vesion you think Google will sue them ! :X
Agree with Neojt. Store coupons, transit passes, etc. - that would be a genuine convenience. Bank info needs to stay more private than any networked corporation should be trusted to hold.
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Reid posted 20 points on individual wins for the Bruins last Saturday in Montrose. Gates won the long jump with a leap of 21-4.5 and cleared 6-4 for the title in high jump. Neither of those marks represent Gates' top performance. Gates has a 21-9.5 in the long jump and has cleared 6-8 in the high jump a couple of times this season.
Austin Williams had a second and a third in his specialities, the shot and discus. Williams was second in the discus with a throw of 138-3 and heaved the shot 45-10.75 to place third in that competition. Williams has a best throw of 51-2 in the shot and has sailed the discus 143-0 in earlier meets.
Third-place finishes went to Dante Markley in the 110m high hurdles (15.54, and a third-place rank in 3A) and Shane Gates in the high jump (6-0).
The Bruins' 400m relay team posted its season-best time of 44.55 to take fourth in that race and Markley was fifth in the 200m dash in a time of 22.93. He has a 22.7 that came in Gunnison. Markley is ranked ninth in 2A in the 100m and is eighth in the 200m.
A sixth-place went to Ryan Latta in the 400m dash after he ran his season-best time of 53.31. The Cedaredge 1600m relay team placed seventh and the 800m sprint medley was eighth.
Cedaredge Girls
Several underclassmen have been stepping up lately and the Lady Bruins have been scoring enough points to stay in the top eight for team standings this season.
Some of the notable contributors to this year's Lady Bruin success include Kendall McHugh (FR), Mackenzie Keh-meier (SO), Nellie Freeman (FR), and Kenzie Henderson (FR).
Senior Rachael Latta gave the Lady Bruins their lone first-place win with a 16-2.75 in the long jump. To date, that is her best effort of the season.
There were three third-place finishes for Cedaredge's girls. Kehmeier ran a season-best 26.88 in the 200m, the Lady Bruins 800m relay team (Kehmeier, Freeman, Latta and Rebecca Deal) ran a 1:49.23 for their best time of the season, and Henderson tied with two other competitors in high jump after clearing 5-0.
Ashley Diaz was fourth in the 1600m run and Cedaredge's 800m sprint medley team (Amber Jenkins, Summer Herman, Henderson and Deal) were fourth with a time of 2:29.53.
A couple of fifth places went to Freeman in the 800m and McHugh in the 100m.
Herman and Diaz placed seventh in the 100m and Diaz in the 800m respectively.
Henderson ran a tough race to finish eighth in the 300m hurdles.
The Bruins will host the Bruin Invitational this Friday, May 3, with the starting time roughly around noon.
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Treating Heart Arrhythmias With Ablation
Ablation is used to treat abnormal heart rhythms, or arrhythmias. The type of arrhythmia and the presence of other heart disease will determine whether ablation can be performed surgically or non-surgically.
Non-surgical ablation, used for many types of arrhythmias, is performed in a special lab called the electrophysiology (EP) laboratory. During this non-surgical procedure a catheter is inserted into a specific area of the heart. A special machine directs energy through the catheter to small areas of the heart muscle that causes the abnormal heart rhythm. This energy "disconnects" the source of the abnormal rhythm from the rest of the heart. It can also be used to disconnect the electrical pathway between the upper chambers (atria) and the lower chambers (ventricles) of the heart.
Surgical ablation procedures used for treating atrial fibrillation can be "minimally invasive" or traditional "open" surgery and may be combined with other surgical therapies such as bypass surgery, valve repair, or valve replacement. Surgical ablation procedures include:
- The Maze procedure. During this traditional open-heart surgical procedure, the surgeon makes small cuts in the heart to interrupt the conduction of abnormal impulses and to direct normal sinus impulses to travel to the atrioventricular node (AV node) as they normally should. When the heart heals, scar tissue forms and the abnormal electrical impulses are blocked from traveling through the heart.
- Minimally invasive surgical ablation. Unlike traditional heart surgery, there is no large chest wall incision and the heart is not stopped. These techniques utilize smaller incisions and endoscopes (small, lighted instruments that contain a camera).
- The modified Maze procedure. The surgeon uses a special catheter to deliver energy that creates controlled lesions on the heart and ultimately scar tissue. This scar tissue blocks the abnormal electrical impulses from being conducted through the heart and promotes the normal conduction of impulses through the proper pathway. One of four energy sources may be used to create the scars: radiofrequency, microwave, laser, or cryothermy (cold temperatures). The modified Maze procedure involves a single incision in the left atrium.
Why Do I Need Ablation Therapy?
Doctors recommend ablation therapy to treat:
- Atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter
- AV Nodal re-entry tachycardia (AVNRT)
- Accessory pathways
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In addition to re-establishing a normal heart rhythm in people with certain arrhythmias, ablation therapy can help control the heart rate in people with rapid arrhythmias, and potentially reduce the risk of blood clots and strokes.
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The ablation preparation may vary, depending on whether you're having surgical or nonsurgical ablation. These are general guidelines; your doctor or nurse will give you specific instructions.
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Star-Spangled Sailabration Villages will feature live entertainment, traditional festival fare and hands-on fun for kids. Ships, docked throughout the harbor area, will be open for tours.
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- For the air shows, the city has scheduled a free shuttle bus to Fort McHenry only from M&T Bank Stadium, where parking will be available for $20. Beginning Thursday, Fort Avenue will be closed at Andre Street and will not reopen until June 18.

- Viewing spots for air shows: Canton Waterfront, Riverside, Cherry Hill, Reedbird Island and Garrett parks in the city. Motorists stopping to watch the show on the side of the road or any major highway will be ticketed.
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Crain's hosts investment networking forum during Accelerate Michigan competitionWhat is believed to be the biggest first-place payoff in any business-plan competition in the United States, $500,000, will be presented Thursday night at the finals of the three-day Accelerate Michigan Innovation Competition at Orchestra Hall in Detroit. Fifty-one semifinalists will be winnowed down Wednesday and Thursday at the Westin Book Cadillac downtown to 10 finalists, who will then move to Midtown to make follow-up pitches for their share of prize money before a panel of judges and a large crowd. In addition to the first-place money, there is $150,000 for the runner-up, $50,000 for third place and awards of $25,000 for the best pitches in nine separate industry sectors. An added benefit for the budding entrepreneurs is the chance to meet individual and institutional investors during the networking that precedes the event pitch finals, thanks to an event Crain's is putting on at the Westin Thursday afternoon in conjunction with the innovation competition, with sponsorship from the Michigan Economic Development Corp. From 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Crain's will host an institutional investment forum for an invitation-only room full of chief investment officers, advisers for pension funds and executives of private equity and venture capital funds. The Crain's event ends just after the semifinals of the business-plan pitches, with attendees at the investment forum invited to then join everyone at Orchestra Hall. Speakers and panelists at the Crain's event include Kelly Williams, president of the New York-based Customized Fund Investment Group, which manages several of the state of Michigan's investment funds; William Carlyle, co-CEO of the Washington, D.C.-based Carlyle Group; Sean Klimczak, senior managing director of the New York-based Blackstone Group; Kathleen Vogelsang, CIO of the Grand Rapids-based Van Andel Institute; and two Ann Arbor venture capitalists, Jim Adox of Venture Investors LLC and Tom Porter of Trillium Ventures. Tom Henderson: (313) 446-0337, email@example.com. Twitter: @tomhenderson2 Topics in this article: Wayne County Detroit Metro Detroit Entrepreneurship Conferences Creatives Innovation
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