Poop - He must be very proud of being associated with GIG...


...So proud that he left it off his homepage Bio.

http://csi.usc.edu/~willner/

Nice No?

That's a beautiful hyperlink.

6 more months Sixer. Please review my tag line below. No I am not a pumper. LOL.

BTW. You should see how our Christmas tree modulates light.

Lightwave Logic Provides Hyperlink to Open Shareholder Letter Released on December 13, 2013

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/lightwave-logic-provides-hyperlink-to-open-shareholder-letter-released-on-december-13-2013-2013-12-23

Six, et. al.

Let's give this six more months...... then shoot.

Oh well, if you insist... And also have a gaming center.

Look at the exhibit in the 8k and there you will see a floor plan with references to a test lab and clean room.

Photonic Device Engineer, Platform, Google Fiber

"Our computational challenges are so big, complex and unique we can't just purchase off-the-shelf hardware, we've got to make it ourselves. Your team designs and builds the hardware, software and networking technologies that power all of Google's services. As a Hardware Engineer, you design and build the systems that are the heart of the world's largest and most powerful computing infrastructure. You develop from the lowest levels of circuit design to large system design and see those systems all the way through to high volume manufacturing. Your work has the potential to shape the machinery that goes into our cutting-edge data centers affecting millions of Google users.

As a Photonics Device Engineer for Google Fiber you will take the challenge to innovate integrated photonic device technologies to enable scalable access network bandwidths beyond Gb/s per user, which is symmetric and sustainable. You will work with system and network engineers to define the optical transceiver module specifications. You will use your expertise to interact with internal and external organizations to design and implement low-cost photonic integrated circuits to enable next generation optical access networks"


http://www.linkedin.com/jobs2/view/6415750

Unfortunately you sound like the same idiot, "lwlg_or_bust", who made the same mistake of inadequate due diligence. Thanks for the glass of whine, I've had a few already.

You should sell the rest of your position and move on.

What's your agenda here, Poop?

They were deleted as they were BS posts about Mary Goetz buying 10K shares. Do you want misinformation on here?

"Thomas Sovereign Gates" just removed your unsubstantiated posts.

Reds please provide a link to Mrs Goetz' 10k purchase.

Perki,

"We intend to show the world an array of working devices in not one, but in a multitude of applications and industries."

Thanks Walter.

...so how does our SOH device compare?

Thanks for stopping by Sith.


http://finance.yahoo.com/mbview/threadview/?&bn=36a40f59-1a6a-3e52-a909-87fcbd89a354&tid=1386795924781-d53150a9-e6c7-4a87-ae3a-028ef2b8c706

Very interesting paper. Walter could you forward this paper to the Company for comment? ( http://photonics.intec.ugent.be/download/pub_3208.pdf )

I hope this does not come into play...


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friday_the_13th

Keep your hopes up Bobby. LOL.

"Get Real"

Here's how it went.

Yes ManHey.

We all look forward to your second post here. Please let us know.

OFC 2014 +

"Visit our 2013 photo gallery"

Chairs' reception

http://www.flickr.com/photos/opticalsociety/8758675634/in/set-72157633545444946

I believe Tom mentioned he was there as well.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=79470632

Invers - check that fact, he only joined the board in 2008. COB only in 2012.

Thanks Six.

Understood re: the laser Rick

My point was the "Disruptive" part with the flocking and funding of the tech with $20+ million.

How about this company printing EO polymers...
http://www.omegaoptics.com/PrintedPP.html

Very interesting Rick.

Looks like their "disruptive" technology has gotten the proper attention.

http://www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/print-edition/2012/02/10/telecom-giants-flock-to-skorpios.html?page=all


Who's "flocking" to us?

BSmith,

Remind me, what was Tom's "initial promise" ?

Thanks.

Keep going BSmith.

Thanks and have a Happy Thanksgiving.

Hey fellow Lightwavians- this is the kind of discourse we need to have here, like it or not. We're at .86 and the market is booming. To coin a phrase, LOL, keep it real.

Walter,

Can you tell us what the insertion loss is on the device?

If not, you may have to go back to the tee and hit a provisional.

You're O.B.

Anyone have any ideas/theories on

why we haven't seen any other info regarding the modulator?

How about you Mr. Caers?

NICE

Hey GATES.

Did you call the company and ask them?

Have a good trip Xster and Happy Thanksgiving.

Good point Coolair

Bun ---> modulator.

george -

Forget about BSmith for the moment and whether or not he has an agenda.

Do you know what the insertion loss of the device is?
Nope.

Does anyone outside of the company (excluding the 3rd party) know it?
Nope.

Does that parameter matter?
Yes.

Are there other characteristics of the device that matter?
Yes.

Is there a scientific report with the result of all device characteristics for all of the scientific community to read?
??


My hope is that our stuff kicks a$$ on all these other parameters and that TZ and team do not want to show their cards at this juncture, current share price and all...

PS - You and I can do scotch and kool-aid shooters someday when all is said and done...http://www.barnonedrinks.com/drinks/l/leprechaun-lynch-3028.html

GATES-

reds -

<2.2v is great. From what I understand there are other parameters to worry about, like insertion loss as BSmith points out.

The other question I have is for what period of time was the device tested while operating at 40gb? 3 minutes or 3 months?

Agreed dlucky.

BSmith thanks for your input. Let's see that snippet of info when you get a chsnce.

reds -

george -

Lay off the kool-aid.