a.k.a. Shawn Honnick specializing in wonderful since 1968
*also Chipotle pictures, NYC adventures, and little known safety tactics like fake hand washing.
**If you're a disgruntled employee, do something about it (no, it's not a pyramid... THIS is the PYRAMID) or just sit around and grumble like everyone over at the disgruntled employee forums.
Leftover wedding cake is still cake! (Taken with instagram)
An ad campaign using intricately cut leaves, indicating their ability to absorb carbon dioxide.
Nespresso is no joke.
this is the story with much of my music library
BREAKING: Facebook could possibly file IPO Wednesday, Wall Street Journal reports
Morgan Stanley is expected to lead the IPO offering, but Goldman Sachs will likely play a key role in what’s expected to be an initial public offering of up to $100 billion in size, the WSJ reports. In recent days, private trading has reportedly been halted on the company’s stock, raising the spectre of a forthcoming IPO. That sound you hear is Eduardo Saverin cheering from over in Singapore. (ht MarketWatch)
filed under WOW
I want some.
New Hanover County in North Carolina on Thursday became the first county in the United States to deploy a Super Wi-Fi network, but the real question is will it also be the last? The technology, which uses the unlicensed spectrum between the digital TV broadcasting airwaves to deliver a wireless broadband signal, is not as healthy as the pomp and circumstance surrounding the launch may indicate. And as of now it’s fate as a mainstream technology is in doubt.
Super Wi-Fi would allow for broadband service to be delivered over the air like Wi-Fi is, but over a much farther range. So with a connection back to a cable, DSL or a fiber line, Super Wi-Fi can be used to create a Wi-Fi-like network that offers a range of up to 100 kilometers. However, the current spectrum bill wending its way through Congress makes delivering Wi-Fi in the digital TV spectrum an iffy proposition, and the tech firms that so ardently supported the technology have fallen silent on the importance of using this spectrum for unlicensed broadband. The spectrum bill, that is part of an effort to take some of the digital TV airwaves away for cellular use, will make it hard for crowded urban markets to find enough channels to deliver plentiful Super Wi-Fi service.
» via GigaOM
What future?
Taken with Instagram at College Park
Yes, he has WHITE ears (and more blue than green eyes) (Taken with Instagram at Soho)
Taken with Instagram at Central Park Carriage Horse Ride
