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|Electra Glide Anniversary FLH : 1978
|Electra Glide Classic FLHC : 1979–1982
|Electra Glide Classic Side Car FLHCE : 1979–1981
|Electra Glide Fat Bob FLHFB : 1965–1970
|Electra Glide FL : 1973
|Electra Glide FLH : 1965–1978, 1981–1983
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|Electra Glide FLHB : 1965–1970
|Electra Glide FLHE Heritage : 1981
|Electra Glide FLHF : 1965–1975
|Electra Glide Police FLHP : 1981
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adds a personal touch to the bike... love it!
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One of the greatest trick items of late! Simple to install, eliminates handlebar wires, can still keep kill switch however. No more ugly, melting soleniod either, I have had lots of great comments on it, especially after someone watches me start the ole shovel. Highly recommend!!
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Apart from examining the ear canal and the ear drum, the microscope can also help removing any ear wax, foreign body or infective material like pus.
Otitis media with effusion is a common ENT disease.
If medical treatment is tried and failed, surgical drainage is indicated. A small incision (hole) can be made with a micro-instrument and fluid can be drained by suction.
In case of certain middle ear illness, injection through the ear drum has to be performed. In such situation, the microscope is used to aid the whole process.
Grommet is a small ventilation tube which is inserted through the small artificial opening on the ear drum. The tube will fall off in 6 to 18 months.
Who needs the operation?
Those who have middle ear infection with effusion
Why having the operation?
The aim is to equalize the pressure on both sides of the ear drum so as to improve hearing. In case of acute middle ear infection, insertion of the small tube can help to drain the pus out.
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Complication of acute middle ear infection will result, such as acute mastoiditis, intracranial spread.
To repair an ear drum through surgical means, a graft from the muscle near the ear is taken which is then used to repair the hole on ear drum.
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Recurrent infections with ear discharge, sometimes it may come with further hearing impairment due to damage to the inner ear structures.
Mastoidectomy is an operation to remove disease in the middle ear cavity, mastoid antrum and mastoid air cells. (The bony structure behind the ear)
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Four-star Trevion Thompson used the season well, while TEs "stayed in tune"
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Gardener's Supply staffer Debbie Page goes to Nicaragua with a few packets of seeds and the goal of starting a garden. Rudi and I planted a garden in a cement box that was part of the hospital ruins. Nurses from the Miskito villages along the Rio Coco in northwestern Nicaragua choose seeds to plant. Local children are curious [...]
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Take a slideshow tour through the garden of Vicki Nowicki, one of the 2009 Garden Crusaders. Her garden is in Downer's Grove, IL Vicki (right) and I in her garden. This past August, I had the great pleasure of spending a whole day with one of this year's Garden Crusader award winners: Vicki Nowicki. It was exciting to v [...]
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Just like an art museum, each time you visit a public garden there's always something new to appreciate and inspire. The Japanese Garden in Portland, OR. Once springtime arrives and I'm finally out in the garden, it's almost impossible to pry me away from home. I hate the thought of missing a single minute. When the weekend c [...]
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Glass Greenhouse Ornament Need a gift for a gardener? Ask a gardener! To assemble this list, we put a call out to our "company of gardeners," asking for their favorites. Here's what they suggest: Harvest Storage Crate Dalton: I like to give bundled gifts that serve more than one purpose. That's why I am planning to gi [...]
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French flights snarled as strike enters third day
A labor strike in France continued to wreak havoc on flight schedules throughout that country today.
Air France, which operates its largest hub at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, canceled up to 40% of its long-distance flights today as the strike ground on into its third day.
Cancellations to Air France's short- and medium-distance flights were less severe, but still significant. The carrier says about 30% of those flights have been scrubbed today.
FULL STORY: Hundreds of flights canceled in French strike
Combined, those disruptions represented a significant portion the roughly 1,800 flights Air France operates each day. Today alone, that meant hundreds of flights canceled, likely affecting thousands of customers.
But the strike was snarling flights throughout the country and was disrupting schedules of numerous airlines.
The labor disruption was expected to last through Thursday. In response, Air France advised customers scheduled to fly this week to postpone their plans until after Friday.
The Associated Press says the strike is "costing the company, one of the world's leading airlines, ($10.5 million to $13.1 million) per day, an Air France official said." The disruption also is spilling over and affecting French flights on Air France's SkyTeam partners, which include Delta, KLM and Alitalia, according to the AP report.
AP writes Paris' Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports, "normally bustling with global air traffic, were emptier than usual because of the canceled flights. But passengers who weren't warned ahead of time of cancellations expressed frustration and desperation."
"There's no solution, now it's our vacation that's ruined," would-be passenger Norman Sicolt says to the AP.
Sicolt tells the news agency he had been headed to Thailand, traveled to Charles de Gaulle from his hometown of Troyes in central France.
"We have been at the sales desk of the company, but there are no flights before February 12," he says.
As for the source of the labor disruption, The Irish Examiner says "the striking workers are protesting against a (proposed) law that would require air transport workers to give 48 hours notice before striking."
The striking unions represent a mix of pilots, cabin, ground crew and other employees, according to AP.
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Rafael Nadal, Maria Sharapova lose matches; Serena Williams exits doubles with illness
Rafael Nadal and Maria Sharapova lost singles matches at Wimbledon and Serena Williams didn't make through the first set in a doubles match because of an illness.
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WIMBLEDON, England – Rafael Nadal of Spain ran out of comebacks at Wimbledon, losing to a brash, big-serving, between-the-legs-hitting 19-year-old who might be a future star.
Russian Maria Sharapova, somehow, seemed on the verge of a turnaround despite a flurry of unforced errors, saving six match points before finally losing on the seventh with — what else? — a missed shot.
And in perhaps the most striking sight of a memorable day of departures by past Wimbledon champions, American Serena Williams couldn't get the ball over the net in a doubles match, stopping after three games because of what was termed a viral illness.
The most noteworthy winner Tuesday was 144th-ranked Nick Kyrgios, an Australian who used 37 aces and a have-no-fear approach to beat Nadal 7-6 (7-5), 5-7, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3 for a quarterfinal berth.
"I was in a bit of a zone out there," said the 6-foot-4 Kyrgios, the lowest-ranked player to beat the No. 1 man at any Grand Slam tournament in 22 years.
"You've got to believe you can win the match from the very start, and I definitely thought that. I'm playing some unbelievable tennis on the grass."
That's for sure.
Playing in his fifth major tournament, Kyrgios is the first man to reach the quarterfinals in his Wimbledon debut in 10 years. He is also the first teen to defeat the top-ranked man at a Grand Slam event since Nadal was 19 when he beat Roger Federer at the 2005 French Open.
"We keep saying, 'Who's the next guy?' And I think we may have found him," seven-time major champion John McEnroe said on the BBC broadcast.
Nadal, the Wimbledon champion in 2008 and 2010, lost to No. 135 Steve Darcis in the first round here last year and bowed to No. 100 Lukas Rosol in the second round in 2012.
"The thing is, (on) this surface, when you have an opponent that decides to serve and to hit every ball very strong, you are in trouble," Nadal said.
Kyrgios joked about reading that his mother said she didn't think he could beat Nadal.
"It actually made me a bit angry," he said. "I'll just text her a smiley face."
Fifth-seeded Sharapova lost to No. 9 Angelique Kerber of Germany 7-6 (7-4), 4-6, 6-4. Sharapova made 49 unforced errors, 38 more than Kerber.
"She's never really a player that gives you a lot of mistakes or lots of errors," Sharapova said of Kerber. "You really have to win the match against her.
"She's a great anticipator of the ball, one of the best."
Williams, eliminated by Alize Cornet of France in the third round of singles Saturday, was in obvious distress before she and sister Venus faced Kristina Barrois and Stefanie Voegele in doubles.
Serena, the top-ranked woman in the world, pushed volleys into the net from a couple of feet away and whiffed on some practice strokes. After she was examined for about 10 minutes on the sideline by medical staff, including a check of her blood pressure, the match began. It lasted less than a set.
"I am heartbroken I'm not able to continue in the tournament," Serena said in a statement. "I thought I could rally this morning because I really wanted to compete, but this bug just got the best of me."
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Castle Review: "Setup"by Courtney Morrison at . Comments
I don't have to tell you what's at stake.
Castle's much anticipated two part story arc kicked off with "Setup," an episode that laid the groundwork for what will is sure to be one of the best of the season pay-offs of the season.
This show is no stranger to the extended story, having mesmerized viewers with last seasons' "Tick, Tick, Tick" and "Boom." As a loyal Castle fan from the beginning, these two episodes have marked my favorite to date. However, after watching this outing, there may be a new contender.
Adrian Pasdar debuted as Homeland Security Agent Mark Fallon. I was never Heroes viewer, but I do know that he was one of the highlights of the series. The guest star settled into this role comfortably and made quite the impression. So much so that there's even been talk of spinning the agent off.The sensitive issue of a terrorist action in NYC was tackled and handled with class. The writers made a point to account for everyone's emotions, not just those required for the job. You could feel the nervousness and fear, both hidden under a calm presence. Kudos to the staff for giving viewers the ability to really feel this situation.
This show is mostly known for extravagant investigations that stray far from reality, which is often why it's so enjoyable. But every once in a while, it takes on a case that has the possibility of being real, hitting home for fans in an eerie manner.
A lot of action was packed into this hour: a stripped cab, money laundering, nuclear explosives, a shoot out. We were left with the cliffhanger of who is really behind the bomb: is it the Syrian brothers? McCann, the other driver? What will happen to Castle and Beckett locked in that room?
With all the twists and turns that kept me on the edge of my seat, the private moment between Beckett and Castle seemed secondary. We got a glimpse of Josh and found out he is headed out of the country. With both him and Gina gone, it looks like the path has been cleared a lot for romance.
So... as we we impatiently wait for the follow up next week, let us know what you thought. Is this two-parter living up to your expectations or do you prefer the more unrealistic arcs? Is Pasdar a good addition to the team? Are you anxious to see what lied in the balance for our favorite detectives? Sound off now.
i loved the episode, ecpecially the part were castle and beckett was in the freezer and beckett saying she never thought she would die by freezing to death. the part were beckett passes out was also nicely done with the music cue and the emotion she gave before she was out. i also really like when castle pulled all the wires out from the bomb at the very last second and saved everyone, its nice to see him save the day. the emotions right before he done that was icely portrayed. the scene whee castle tells alexis and his mom to go to the Hamptoms was also really good. over all i really lved this episode because it showed a lot of talent from the main characters of the series.
I'm going on a rampage if they take the cheap "24" cop-out of the real evil-doers being some kind of white militia fighters or some pseudo-Republican cabal of businessmen...
@ StormComing , P**** Boy lmao
@ Austin Poet I have to agree with both of you.Rick Castle has been gone for some time. So now eveytime I do get around to watching,
it feels more like Murder He Wrote.
I agree with Storm Warning, let's have Rick Castle back!! How cool was it when he kept Beckett at odds, now he follows her around like a whipped pup, begging for a bone!
I almost forget, Castle and Beckett should most definetly get together.
I watched Pasdar on 24 and I really enjoyed the way he handled himself. I think another agent on the show would change the complection of the Castle series. If there were to be a spin off into another show, it would be worth watching, I think. I enjoy the Castle series as it is. I wouldn't want anything to change.
The show looked great this week - hats off to Rob Bowman for delivering a tight, pulse-pounding hour. Perfect guest star in Adrian Pasdar, who crafts a character you would want to star in another show, he's just that intense.
But here's the rub:
Just as whenever Glee decides to show me Sue's soft side, I always cringe slightly whenever Castle goes 'gritty.' The comedy undercuts the drama and vice-versa. Like when Beckett makes her 'confession' about her desire for a more equitable love relatioship, Castle's obvious response is cut short by a joke that literally lets the air out of the room. Joke falls flat. Also, they are starting to play a familiar card: the 'off the books investigation' - Beckett getting dismissed and the Castle/Beckett team outstrips the pace of the official investigation to get at the bad guys first (and always with zero backup).
What keeps me in the game, sap that I am, is always the idea that these two should get beyond the shadow of Moonlighting and join forces romantically. Just be done with it - it seems to be where they're headed anyway. Also YES: The 'Serenity' shout was pretty spot on.
I agree with PJ: the one thing that really bothered me was Beckett looking surprised at being locked in the freezer. I mean, I get why they ran in there--they didn't know it was a freezer, they were trying to get to cover--but once they were in there, wasn't it obvious what would happen? Why would the gunmen come in with guns blazing and risk getting shot when they could just lock them in? Beckett should have gotten them out of there when she realized where they were. In general, though, this was a great episode. Really serious from the get-go, some interesting camera work and music cues, tons of action and emotion. I'm excited for next week.
This episode is probably the most intense yet this season since the Triple Killer episodes. I like it and I love Adrian Pasdar. Though isn't it funny how Pasdar's character is involved on finding and stopping a nuclear bomb from vaporizing New York City in this episode when the first season of Heroes is about the same thing? I like his character though I have to agree, a little douchey. And Beckett's having issues with Motorcycle Boy...it kind of sucks having issues with a guy when the issue is about him going away to save people. Oh and did anyone get the Serenity reference? The Oasis retreat thing Castle' mom is going to? And I really do enjoy the closeness between Castle and Alexis. Castle and Beckett, get together already.
A really good episode. Surprising, suspenseful, and they've finally got back to the subtle Castle/Beckett interactions after the other partners stuff. If they want to do a show around Fallon, they're going to have to redeem him first. I thought Jordan from last year would be a better bet.


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The Camaldolese monks and nuns are part of the Benedictine family of monastic communities which follow the way of life outlined in the Rule of St. Benedict, written in the 6th century. Their name is derived from the Holy Hermitage (Italian: Sacro Eremo) of Camaldoli, high in the mountains of central Italy, near the city of Arezzo.
The Camaldolese were established through the efforts of the Italian monk Saint Romuald (ca. 950– ca. 1025/27) at the start of the second Christian millennium. His reform sought to renew and integrate the eremetical tradition of monastic life with that of the cenobium.
In his youth Romuald became acquainted with the three major schools of western monastic tradition. The monastery where he entered the Order, Sant' Apollinare in Classe was a traditional Benedictine community under the influence of the Cluniac reforms. Romuald chose to be under a spiritual master, Marinus, who followed a much harsher ascetic and solitary lifestyle that was originally of Irish eremitical origins. Some years later, Marinus and Romuald settled near the Abbey of Sant Miguel de Cuxa, where Abbot Guarinus was also beginning reforms but was building mainly upon the Iberian Christian tradition. Later drawing on his various early experiences, Romuald was able to establish his own monastic pattern, though he himself never thought of it as a separate unit, seeing it as a full part of the Benedictine tradition.
A thousand years ago, Saint Romuald founded the Sacred Hermitage of Camaldoli. There are Camaldolese hermitages and monasteries throughout Italy. The most ancient is the urban monastery originally established by Saint Gregory the Great in the heart of Rome in the sixth century.
Current Congregations[edit]
The order is currently divided into two autonomous congregations:
The one headquartered at Camaldoli, known as the Holy Hermitage, maintains a mix of monasteries and hermitages among the communities of men. To this congregation belonged the great Monastery of St. Mary of the Angels in Florence. By the 13th century, its scriptorium was known as a major source of high quality parchments throughout Europe, and were much in demand. It was in this monastery that the artist Lorenzo Monaco explored his vocation as a monk, eventually leaving the monastery.
The other congregation, known as the Camaldolese Hermits of Monte Corona (Er.Cam.), was established by the Renaissance reformer, Saint Paolo Giustiniani. This group lives solely in hermitages, usually with a very small number of monks comprising the community. Unlike the other congregation, it is not a member of the larger Benedictine Confederation.
Various attempts were made at reunion between the two congregations. None, however, lasted—the longest being in effect 1634-1667. In that final year, Pope Clement IX issued a Papal Bull establishing a definitive separation between them.
Extinct Congregations[edit]
Previously there were three other autonomous Congregations, based in Turin (founded 1596), Venice (1474-1569) and France (founded 1526). The monasteries attached to Hermitage of Turin seem to have been absorbed by the Monte Corona congregation in the 18th century. The Venetian congregation, which was headed by an abbot, and the French one were eventually suppressed by the Holy See. The French monks became associated with Jansenism, due to which their congregation was suppressed in 1770 and the monks dispersed.[1]
By the early 20th century, the Venetian congregation, which was entirely coenobitic, was felt by Rome to be too few in numbers for continued existence, and its members were offered the opportunity to seek admission with the Congregation of Camaldoli. It had contributed many of its members to the service of the Church, most notably Pope Gregory XVI. The noted cartographer, Fra Mauro had been a member of the mother monastery of St. Michael of Murano. It was in this community that the German merchant Daniel became a monk. Eventually he established a solitary hermitage in the woods, where he spent long periods in prayer. He was murdered in his cell by robbers in 1413 and is today venerated as Saint Daniel of Murano.[2]
In the Kingdom of Hungary, four Camaldolese monasteries were established: Zobor Hill (1695), Lánzsér (German: Landsee) (1701), Vöröskolostor (1710) and Majk (1733). In 1782 the Emperor Joseph II ordered the dissolution of every monastic order that, in his view, did not pursue "useful" activities. Thus the Camaldolese monasteries in that realm were secularized.
Modern era[edit]
The Camaldolese order extended its presence to the United States in 1958, with the founding of Immaculate Heart Hermitage, more commonly called New Camaldoli Hermitage, in the Santa Lucia Mountains of Big Sur, California. It was joined in 1959 by Holy Family Hermitage, Bloomingdale, Ohio, belonging to the monks of Monte Corona. Additional U.S. Camaldolese monasteries are Incarnation Monastery in Berkeley, California, and Transfiguration Monastery. For several years, there was also a small community, Epiphany Monastery, in New Boston, New Hampshire, which was closed in 1998. There are also Camaldolese communities in Poland (today 2 monasteries exists: one in Bielany, a neighbourhood of Zwierzyniec District of Krakow, and the other in Bieniszew near Konin), India, Brazil, Colombia and Tanzania.
Soon after the various communities established by St. Romuald began to develop, communities of nuns desired to share in this reform. Beginning under the guidance of the Blessed Rudolf, third Prior General of Camaldoli, they were accepted into the life of the Congregation. He founded the Monastery of San Pietro di Luco in Mugello near Florence to establish the model of their "Little Rule" in 1086.
At their zenith, only ten monasteries of nuns were a part of the Order. There were many small monasteries, however, which followed the Camaldolese Rule, but were subject to local bishops. Of those who form a part of the Congregation of the Holy Hermitage, their Motherhouse is the Abbey of St. Anthony the Abbot in Rome, where the Abbess lives.
The Camaldolese nuns are established almost entirely in Italy and Poland in Złoczew. A few foundations, though, have been made in other countries. In France, a monastery of nuns was established by Polish nuns of the Order but it is on the verge of closure, with just one nun in residence. A monastery has been founded in Tanzania, which is currently flourishing. In the United States, Transfiguration Monastery was established by a small group of nuns in 1979. Sister Mary Donald Corcoran, O.S.B. Cam., has served as Prioress since its foundation, which she made with two companions, Sisters Placid (a former recluse from France) and Jean Marie Pearse, a native of the region. It is located in Windsor, New York.
See also[edit]
- Hermit
- Bielany (Warsaw) and Bielany (Krakow) - two Camaldolese monasteries in Poland
- Camaldolese Hermit Monastery in Krakow
- Fra Mauro
- New Camaldoli Hermitage
- Santa Maria degli Angeli, Florence
- ^ Catholic Encyclopedia (1913) "Camaldolese" Retrieved 2012-03-03.
- ^ Saint of the Day, March 31 at SaintPatrickDC.org. Retrieved 2012-03-03.
External links[edit]
- Catholic Encyclopedia entry [1]
- Camaldolese in Poland [2]
- New Camaldoli Hermitage in Big Sur [3]
- The Camaldolese in Italy [4]
- Holy Family Hermitage (Monte Corona), Bloomingdale, Ohio [5]
- Photographs of the former Camaldolese Priory in Majk, Hungary [6]
- Transfiguration Monastery of the Camaldolese Nuns in New York [7]


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Just in the center of the townSubmitted by: Asterios in 21/01/10
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The hotel is very convinient situated in the middle of everything (museums, restaurants. etc) The rooms are OK, the breakfast very rich, but the best of all is the bar-restaurant which has an excellent atmosphere. The hotel has also enough rooms for conferences or seminars and an interesting waiting-room like a gallery.
Very Good HotelSubmitted by: Peter in 18/04/06
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Value of Money, excellent location, very nice Rooms. Excellent breakfast and food, friendly staff.
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Three years ago, the push to bring fiber internet to Ann Arbor through Google's fiber-to-the-premises project was all the rage around town. The grassroots
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Now, Google has installed or is installing fiber in Kansas City, Austin and Provo, Utah, and has targeted 34 new potential fiber sites including Atlanta, Charlotte, Portland and Phoenix. Where is Ann Arbor? Not on the list. Why not?
Or, rather, perhaps it's best to begin with why Ann Arbor should want to be among the first cities in the US to have fiber optic internet piping directly into our neighborhoods.
"People always ask what the application is going to be," says Andrew Palms, executive director of Communications Systems for University of Michigan's
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. "The answer is, it's really not that clear. That said, eventually, fiber is going to be inside everybody's home."
The technology, which brings internet connections that are 100 times faster than the average broadband speeds in homes, will inevitably change everything. We're just not super clear on how.
But then, five years ago, no one could imagine why they could need an unlimited data plan on their phone. Now, we're streaming so much video, audio and more from our phones, we need all the data we can get. Ten years ago, we would have scoffed at the idea of an iPad. Fifteen years ago, we couldn't conceive of why we'd pay extra to have Internet on our phones.
While individuals may have a hard time wrapping their minds around what they'll do with all of that capacity, U-M has plenty of ideas. The Transportation Research Institute, or UMTRI, is currently working on the next generation of intelligent automobile using a wireless network along Plymouth Rd. and Washtenaw Ave. With fiber, they could be tested anywhere a sensor was located throughout the city, and the cars could communicate data back to UMTRI without having to return to their facility. Multiply that by all of the technology research being done in Ann Arbor, and fiber could have a pretty huge impact.
"Having a more open service like that frees up more potential for innovation," says Palms. "There is still a lot of interest in being a major research institution that has Fiber from our faculty and staff."
But Google isn't the only way for a city to get fiber. Verizon's FiOS fiber network is available in
18 cities
. A number of cities have or are setting up their own fiber networks including
Johnson City
, Tennessee. (Tennessee!) And according to Palms, waiting around for Google might not have been the right strategy in the first place.
Apparently, Google originally proposed a fiber network model with the infrastructure to support multiple entities being involved, from installing the cabling to supplying the service to homes. What transpired was a more vertical system in which Google controls all of the layers of the network.
"The university and the city would prefer a model that allows a lot of varied use of a high speed network," Palms said. "If we had one party that was willing to make dark fiber, that is, not lit up, that would be very interesting to us."
It would be interesting to the university, because they'd like to lead the way on Ann Arbor's next push for a fiber network.
The move wouldn't be unprecedented. UM offered dial-up to the city decades ago, before any providers were offering it, as well as DSL in the 1990s.
"Once there was competition, we pulled out of it," Palms said.
That's why, while excitement among the public has certainly waned, the university has continued to work with the city to pave the way for a future fiber network.
Palms said though the city is supportive of the idea, nothing is imminent yet, but he's confident a pilot program will get off the ground. And with so many other cities getting fiber from Google, Verizon, or their own partnerships, there's no time to waste if Ann Arbor intends to stay ahead of... or even in-step with the innovation curve.
What can the public can do to help encourage the process along as the university and city work out the details isn't extensive, but they can play a role.
"If a pilot gets going, I would encourage people to be supportive of that pilot," Palms says.
"We're also up for a new mayor, and 'Is fiber something you will prioritize?' is something you might want to ask the candidates about. "
Certainly, the city is going to be a major factor in making it happen.
"They can make it easy or make it difficult. And it's important to make it easier."
Whether or not Ann Arbor residents can conceptualize today how fiber internet piping into their homes could change their lives tomorrow, it's clear that the sooner the city is equipped with the technology of the future, the better positioned we'll be to become among the first to find out.
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Name of Product: Sea Elite Systems Buoyancy Control Devices (BCD)
Units: About 405 in the U.S. and 48 in Canada
Importer: WRK Enterprises dba Edge Dive Gear of Macon, Ga.
Hazard: The spring in the over pressure valve can corrode and break preventing the buoyancy control device from retaining air, posing a drowning hazard to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: None
Description: This recall affects Sea Elite Scout and Profile model BCDs.
Sold at: Divers Supply Store locations nationwide and online at www.divers-supply.com in Canada from May 2009 through October 2010 for about $199 to $250
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the BCDs and return them to an authorized Sea Elite Systems dealer for a free spring replacement at no charge.
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While waiting for the m & p 40L pro core to become available I noticed that the sights on the pro core sit farther back than the pro and standard m & p. I don't see any way to change the sights out without them extending past the rear of the slide. It would be great if they figured this out and retooled. Any thoughts on this?
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I'm not into the competition but when I handled a 40L in my local shop I could feel the difference in the new trigger and reset. The higher sights were a little more difficult to hone in without the optics as well. I'll keep the high sights in case I break down and buy the optic but I like the lower profile sights.
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Ah, ok I get ya. The higher sights are to clear the optic. The gun is built for competition so if that's not your thing the gun might not be either. You could get a regular pro model and the only thing you'd lack is the optic. Also the newer M&Ps are shipping with better triggers, I have two of them.
My guess is your concern for sights that extend backwards as with typical M&P sights. But there are options like Meprolight which do not do this, so not all hope is lost. The idea that they're going to retool to change this is probably a bit far fetched.
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With its mission to fund research to tackle the most important challenges facing agriculture and food production -- from climate change to population growth -- the USDA Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI) program plays a critical role in the U.S. research and development portfolio. This report examines the quality and value of research funded by the AFRI program, the prospects of the program's success in achieving established goal... More >>
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How many times have you been at a mixer, conference, or other networking soiree and been asked "What do you do?" That question is pretty standard and seems to have solidified itself as the universal icebreaker at business events. First of all, let's do a little better shall we? Be genuinely interested in the person your meeting and do indeed get them talking about themselves – it opens them up. But mix it up sometimes. Ask them about their hometown, their family, and then get jiggy with the professional stuff. Now, back to the lecture at hand.
You're More Than a Title
Me? I help businesses craft a message – an identity if needed – and disseminate that message effectively. I help companies utilize social media tools and become engaging and compelling online. I bridge the gap between traditional advertising and new media, connecting brands with consumers. I like to get creative and come up with different ways to garner attention or start a buzz. Sure, if you want a title you can say I'm a Marketing and Social Media Consultant. But you asked "What do I do?" So, What do you do?
"I'm a Realtor." No. You help first time home buyers understand the process of buying a home. The hunt, the offer, the inspection, the request for repairs, the closing. You help sellers price their home where it will sell, not at a price that will help the neighbors sell their home. You help those relocating find a community, not just a home. You build relationships.
"I'm a Life Coach." No. You help individuals with their work/life balance. You encourage your clients to set goals and then you hold them accountable for achieving them. You make people reach for the stars, ensuring them that if they miss, they'll land on the moon. You push, motivate, and bring out the best in people who need a little help reaching that untapped potential.
"I'm a Caterer." No. You support events by allowing the host to focus on her guests, not refreshments. You provide a conversation piece – if there's one thing that brings people together, it's good food. You give people options and make for a memorable event by offering creative items on your menu – sure the little smokies are there, but you're more than that.
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We've grown accustomed to simply stating our title when asked what we do – it's the norm. But when you attend that next event with 15 other realtors, what's going to set you apart? When you're at that chamber event with two other caterers, what will make the people you meet remember you? Don't be one of the many people that simply run together in someone's mind. Be more than your title. Be creative. Be the one they remember.
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Is shopping for shoes any more fun than when it is for your own wedding day? Sure, you have a beautiful, exquisite wedding dress, a quaint finely-laced veil and a gorgeous-looking train to go with it. But have you already found that pair of enchanting wedding shoes? Chances are, you will find a pair of just that on the internet. You might have given some thought to buying womens shoes online but for your wedding? Well, why not?
Some of the best finds for bridal shoes are online. Not only will you find uniquely designed shoes, they could also be made of unusual materials like Swarovski crystals or pearls. Bridal shoes for sale online may not even be found in retail stores! So there you have it, a pair that will pique everybody's curiosity, perhaps even your groom's, because it has not been advertised or up in billboards. Here are some tips on how to pick out the best bridal womens shoes online:
- Search the internet for bridal magazines online and then click onto online retailers for their latest styles, heels, colours, and embellishments.
- Buy two pairs of bridal shoes; one for the wedding ceremony and another for the reception, preferably ballet flats. The latter is highly recommended since you will be up and about for a long time. Remember that dancing in high heels may twist an ankle.
- Get your size right. Not all manufacturers make their sizes the same. Email retailers a scanned copy of the sizes of both your feet and enquire if they have what you have picked out in that scanned copy.
- Check out online shoe stores that have designer brands in stock – if that is your preference – and ask if they have those in retail stores. If they do, head over to the retail store nearest you and try the shoes on for size. If they fit, buy them from their online store because womens shoes online are, more often than not, cheaper.