 reflect its shape in a way that could be perceived rather than seen. That of a vessel is an image, a key idea.
Ubiliber comma stands for something to follow, a discourse, consequence, karma, action. A Buddhist publishing company cannot be a plain and simple full stop.
The colors and shades used for the covers and the other features that we designed were taken from the Buddhist flag: yellow, ochre and blue. Everything about Ubiliber is connected, from a graphical and chromatic standpoint, with the logo and image of UBI, Unione Buddhista Italiana, which we had the privilege to design before this project.
We were born in Milan in 2015 seeing ourselves as a window overlooking the world of communication in an unprecedented manner. We think we are like the woman portrayed in the famous painting by Hopper “Cape Cod Morning”, curious about what happens around us and ready to capture the novelties that may come because curiosity and the desire to discover something new is at the core of our work.
Our publishing services company has been cooperating with the major Italian publishing companies for years. Thanks to our decade-long experience in the publishing industry and to the multidisciplinary diversification that we offer, we can manage the contents directly with the authors, we can select and guide the illustrators with specific skills and take care of publications from the design phase through to the end product. This way, before it walks out of the door, we fix the ribbon on its head, check that the shoes are clean and kiss it goodbye, wishing it safe travels.
USA Ultimate announced the seeding and pools for the D-I College Championships today. Colorado and Ohio State took the #1 overall seed in the Men's and Women's Division, respectively. Check out the full seeding and pools inside.
USA Ultimate announced the seeding and pools for both Men’s and Women’s divisions at the College Championships today. The top seeds in each division were as expected, with Colorado, Pittsburgh and Texas claiming the top three seeds in the Men’s division and Ohio State, Oregon, and Central Florida taking the top seeds on the Women’s side.
The biggest story may be North Carolina Darkside — a Nationals favorite all season long — grabbing the 6 seed after losing to North Carolina Wilmington Seamen (who comes into the Championships as the 5 seed) at Atlantic Coast regionals. Ultworld predicted that the Seamen were a possible overall 8 seed and Darkside might slide into the 9 slot, but some expected UNC-W to land as high as four overall.
 Harvard, who could have gone as high as 4 overall, is now seeded 8th and will face Colorado in pool play.
Other notables include a generous number six seed for Carleton Syzygy and an overall four seed for Oregon Ego.
Comments on "Seeding, Pools Announced For D-I College Championships"Utilizes a tough and durable construction to provide plenty of impact resistance to limit the damage.
The drop-down visor (with Clear Vision Technology) is easy to operate and scratch-resistant.
Stands out in the comfort and fit departments, as long as you don’t mind things a bit snug.
4-year limited warranty, has enough room to install earpad headphones.
This is my review of the Ski-Doo Modular 3 snowmobile helmet.
I’m Chaz, a snowmobile enthusiast who has been riding for over 25 years. I’ve used many different helmets over the years, including several Ski-Doo options and a few other top brands.
The Modular 3 is a high-end helmet that offers excellent comfort and protection, making it very popular with all types of riders. It’s one of the best-looking helmets I’ve worn but is also built with performance in mind.
Below, I will break down my experience wearing this helmet alongside a few top features that make it a recommended option.
Lower your visor, and let’s dive in.
The Modular 3 is a popular helmet with a lot of snowmobilers for good reasons – it’s functional and stylish while offering excellent protection from impact.
It has a large eye-opening to provide a wide field of view when riding and several other top-notch features that add value and performance.
It’s also engineered and designed by one of the most respected brands in the snowmobile industry, which means you’ll get quality you can rely on and a 4-year warranty.
This helmet exceeds expectations across the board by offering cutting-edge design alongside unique performance-enhancing features like Clear Vision Technology and a Breath-Evac system.
There is an electric version of the Modular 3, but this review is specific to the non-electric option.
I’ve worn the Modular 3 for dozens of days on the trail and would thoroughly recommend it.
It is expensive and fits a little snug, making it difficult to use if you wear glasses. Those are the only negatives to mention on a pretty outstanding option.
The Ski-Doo Modular 3 is an excellent helmet that lives up to its reputation and remains a good value despite a higher price. With solid construction and unique features catering to high performance, this is a helmet that any snowmobiler will appreciate.
The primary purpose of any helmet is safety. The Modular 3 utilizes a tough and durable construction to provide plenty of impact resistance to limit the damage if you get into an accident or are thrown off your sled.
 The helmet is also DOT certified, meeting and exceeding established safety standards.
The high-grade material and robust construction make the helmet light enough to wear all day on the trail yet rugged enough to take impacts while keeping you safe. It’s not the lightest option out there, but I like a little heft with safety in mind.
One of my favorite aspects of the Modular 3 is the level of visibility it provides when you are riding. The drop-down visor is easy to operate and scratch-resistant. It’s durable enough to take a branch to the face without any distorted vision.
Clear Vision Technology is worked into the visor, which provides an optically correct dual lens to match your riding conditions. There is also a built-in sun shield that can be lowered or lifted with the touch of a button.
A Breath-Evac system is designed to limit fog build-up. I often struggle with helmets and goggles fogging up, and I think this system is pretty effective. I still saw fogging on warmer days or after working up a sweat, but it was easy to wipe away and didn’t last long.
The Modular 3 also stands out in the comfort and fit departments, so long as you don’t mind things a bit snug.  A quick-release chin strap helps ensure the helmet stays in place when you ride.
I think the helmet fits a little tight in the forehead area. It’s not uncomfortable, but there isn’t entirely enough room upfront between your face and the visor if you wear glasses. I don’t mind a snug fit because the helmet stays in place securely.
The inside of the helmet is soft and comfortable around the head and drys out quickly if you build up sweat or get moisture inside. The Breath-Evac system comes into play here and allows moisture to escape, enhancing comfort and performance.
A few additional features help the Modular 3 perform under any condition on the trail or in the backcountry.
It doesn’t come with a communication system, but it is compatible with a variety of them and has enough room to install earpad headphones without affecting comfort or fit.
The 4-year limited warranty that is included with the purchase is also impressive. This is the longest warranty I’ve seen offered by a snowmobile brand for a helmet. It demonstrates Ski-Doo’s commitment to quality customer service and belief in its products.
I touched on excellent visibility earlier in the review and want to mention that all of the technology built into the visor (Clear Vision Tech, Breath-Evac, Dual-Lens) complement each other and still open up a vast field of view.
If you want to explore some other snowmobile helmets, check out these recommended alternatives.
This is another one of the best snowmobile helmets around and also comes highly recommended. It’s versatile, comfortable, and built for high performance with safety in mind.
The electric option gives you extra performance with fog resistance and an oversized eye-port provides a wide field of view. You’ll also get an aero-tuned ventilation system to keep you comfortable in any conditions.
This is one of my favorite open-face style helmets currently available. It’s lightweight and extremely comfortable while also providing effective impact resistance with a carbon fiber 3k construction.
The Altitude is also one of the best-looking helmets out there if style is one of your concerns.
If you want a quality helmet but don’t want to spend an arm and a leg, this option from ILM is a good budget pick.
It has an ABS shell with high-density EPS foam for safety and a dual visor system for consistent vision. It doesn’t come with many fancy features, but it’s effective and gets the job done.
The Ski-Doo Modular 3 is one of the best all-around snowmobile helmets that I’ve used. It has the perfect blend of safety, style, and performance to provide everything I look for in a high-end option.
With unique features like Clear Vision Technology and a Breath-Evac system, the helmet provides plenty of value despite having a relatively high price tag. On top of that, it just looks and feels good to have