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PCCA Journal|2

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Quarter 2010

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The Future of MicroTechnology

Is Here!

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A-D Technologies

11400 Parkside Dr., Suite 300

Knoxville, TN 37934

Customer Service:

Toll Free: 800.847.7661

Phone: 865.218.3460

Fax: 865.223.5085

Web:

www.adtechnologies.com

Today’s MicroDuct is Designed for Future Expansion.

FuturePath

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makes upgrades easy by providing multiple fiber pathways bundled together

in a durable, flexible oversheath. Bundling allows for the maximum number of MicroDucts

to be installed using standard installation methods.

You can install FuturePath

®

just like standard duct: open trench, plowed and pulled into

existing conduit, or directional-drilled. We even offer a version for aerial applications.

The quickest and simplest way of expanding your existing network is to install or override

MicroDucts over your existing cable in your current duct system. Overriding with MicroDucts

lets you cut costs and expand in ways never possible with traditional installation methods.

For more details, call or visit us online.

® 2010 A-D Technologies

A-D Technologies

Wednesday, July 7

3 - 7:30 pm

Registration

3 - 5 pm

Board of Directors Meeting

6 - 7:30 pm

President’s Welcome Reception

Enjoy some fun and relaxation as Kevin and Debbie

Mason welcome you to the Lodge at Torrey Pines and the

2010 PCCA Mid-Year Meeting. Catch up with old friends

and meet new folks over cocktails and hors d’oeuvres

overlooking the Pacific Ocean and the famed 18th hole at

Torrey Pines.

Thursday, July 8

7:30 am - 12 pm

Registration

7:30 - 8:30 am

Continental Breakfast

8:30 - 9:45 am

Opening General Session

The Art of Ironman Success with Mark Allen

How can we create certainty in an uncertain environ-

ment?Will we let defeat stop us or will we use it as

feedback for change that brings about ultimate victory?

Where will we draw strength from when we want to

quit? Are we the person our dreams demand us to be

to achieve them? These were some of the many difficult

questions Mark Allen had to answer in his seven-year

journey from defeat to ultimate victory at the Hawaiian

Ironman. Accompanied by compelling race footage, Al-

len’s presentation incorporates strategies for dealing with

change and unexpected challenge, how to come back

when success seems impossible, and the importance of

doing the work required of becoming a champion.

The Ironman Triathlon, held on the Big Island of

Hawaii, is the most difficult one-day sporting event in

the world. It starts with a 2.4-mile ocean swim, followed

by 112 miles of cycling, and then a 26.2-mile marathon.

For most of the 1,500 men and women who compete in

the Ironman, crossing the finish line amounts to a victory.

Mark Allen had a different destiny. His first six attempts,

all losses, were casualties of everything from flat tires

to internal bleeding. Yet each defeat served to galvanize

his commitment to fulfilling his dream of becoming the

Ironman Champion. Finally on his seventh attempt, Allen

won and went on to win five more Ironman titles. His

final victory came at the age of 37, making him the oldest

champion ever in this incredibly challenging event.

10 - 11:45 am Construction Industry Roundtable

This fast-paced and frank discussion touches on the vari-

ous segments of the industry and promotes the sharing

of insights and opinions from contractors, suppliers, and

manufacturers working in different market sectors all over

North America as well as representatives from the USDA

Rural Development Utilities Program and the American

Communications Engineers.

1 - 5 pm

La Jolla Shopping Tour

From dawn well into the night, the streets of downtown

La Jolla are alive with the world’s shopping elite. The

range of storefronts in La Jolla Village is dazzling. From

high-end art galleries to charming boutiques, you’ll be

tempted by countless opportunities to bring a piece of La

Jolla home with you. You will also enjoy the many restau-

rants, cafes, and artists’studios. Shuttle departs the Lodge

at Torrey Pines at 1. The shuttle returns to the Lodge every

30 minutes starting at 2:30 with the last pickup at 5 pm.

$40 includes transportation, shopping map, taxes, and

gratuities.

Schedule of Events

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