9 Hours ago puts Ponz on there at Midnight on a Sunday night. Dude seriously you’ve got it bad, you need to find something to occupy your time. And no just because you make up names and talk to yourself doesn’t mean that everyone does. Honestly I’m not sure who Half and Half is, but he/she is smarter than I, perhaps it is scout? I wrote this for the other BB but for some reason it rejects it so I’m posting I there.
The writing at Lightwave logic is on the wall, barring some totally off the wall issue they are on the final run, this Bittz cat was privy to Lumera/Gig’s molecule and if you listen he said that he is not aware of another molecule that has the advantages/characteristics or Perkinamine Indigo.
It is hard to believe that after watching this for about 3 years now Ponz still doesn’t see what brought an Executive Vice President from, Corning, JDSU, Dupont an NSA optical computing guru and an Admiral to this company. Oh and going back a few years and the guy that invented the R333 Teng-Man test, the first time he tested it he said something to the effect “you guys do not realize what you have invented”
The road that Lightwave took has been long the founders were stubborn to ask for help and they have had their share of problems but somehow they have overcome each one. 2 + 2 = 4 and if you don’t understand that then please feel free to make yourself look like a fool to try and convince others that I am someone else and that all this talent at the company is clueless. Oh and may I add that I only started questioning Gigs technology going back as far the days when it was like $50 or $70 per share.
Good luck doing whatever it is that you do to release your endorphins.
Oh here is Fred Leonbergers Biography off the IEEE web site.
“Dr. Frederick J. Leonberger is acknowledged as a leader in high-performance fiber-optic communications. During his long career, he helped create many photonic component and module technologies that significantly advanced the field.
While at the Lincoln Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Lexington, Massachusetts, and at the United Technologies Research Center in East Hartford, Connecticut, Dr. Leonberger led the development of high-performance external modulation components in lithium niobate (LiNbO3) and semiconductors. He contributed directly to the development of Fiber Bragg Gratings, a component that stabilizes the wavelength of diode lasers, and fiber lasers, and other components in wavelength division multiplexing networks.
As general manager and co-founder of United Technologies Photonics, Bloomfield, Connecticut, he pioneered and helped commercialize the proton ion-exchange process for waveguide devices in LiNbO3. As Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of JDS Uniphase,of San Jose, California, he played a key role in the company’s strategic technology development. He currently heads his own technology advisory firm, EOvation Technologies LLC, in West Hartford, Connecticut.
An IEEE Fellow, Dr. Leonberger is a past president of the IEEE Lasers and Electro-Optics Society (LEOS) and has received the IEEE Third Millennium Medal and the LEOS IEEE Quantum Electronics Award.”
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