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If the zoo will allow it, carry a lightweight three-foot aluminum stepladder and take your pictures from the next-to-the-top rung. This allows you to shoot over the heads of other spectators and fences. Your chances of getting the zoo management to let you carry a small stepladder will be better if you visit the zoo on one of their slow days.

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Ethernet service growth is also driven by the fact that many organizations seek to reduce their WAN costs, and it s logical to evaluate Ethernet services, as they have a reputation for having lower prices per bit. Although pricing varies widely, Ethernet services are typically at least 20 30 percent lower than Frame Relay or private line services. In 2005, 25 percent of Ethernet service revenue was for wholesale, representing $1.5 billion, much of which came from point-to-point GE (1 Gigabit per second Ethernet or Gigabit Ethernet) links. Wholesale Ethernet services will grow slowly to reach $3.8 billion in 2009, which will account for 17 percent of all Ethernet services a five-year CAGR of 27 percent. Just like corporations and other end-user organizations, service providers are looking for ways to connect their various sites with higher bandwidths at cheaper prices per bit, and GE point-to-point services meet this demand. Many carriers are quite comfortable using GE links, while others are just beginning to employ them, so the wholesale segment will continue to grow rapidly. The other three-quarters of Ethernet service revenue is retail, comprising Internet, Ethernet Private Line (known as EPL, or also E-LINE), and Transparent LAN (known as TLAN, or also E-LAN) services. TLAN is growing strongly for two reasons: (1) many large providers are starting to introduce TLAN services, and (2) TLAN is a natural upgrade path from today s multisite networks connected with Frame Relay, ATM, or private lines (these networks are big ticket items). Transparent LAN services are growing because they will become the mainstay of large corporate Ethernet services as the target of migration from legacy multisite services. TLAN services come in many shapes and sizes and include services known as E-LAN, Ethernet Private LAN (EPLAN), and Ethernet Virtual Private LAN (EVPLAN). EPL is growing more quickly than Internet services, as many corporations that do not choose TLANs decide to replace their current private lines with EPL. Thus, EPL will be used by many organizations as a migration path to higher bandwidth from today s private line services. Asia Pacific accounted for 43 percent of overall Ethernet service revenue in 2005, EMEA was next at 42 percent, North America at 21 percent, and CALA at 4 percent. By the close of 2009, Asia Pacific will drop just slightly to 42 percent, with most of the share growth in North America (26 percent). EMEA will drop slightly to 29 percent, and CALA will hold steady at 4 percent. Asia Pacific is the largest market, and the EMEA market is strong, whereas the North American market was just gathering steam in 2006, as shown in Figure 3.1.