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[bashor] 29/6/2017 12:02

More to thank Pulli for I'd say, these guys keep buying up companies with cash reserves but the value never goes up, more jam tomorrow

[freddie01] 29/6/2017 08:16

Santa Cruz de Tenerife - Tenerife - Canary Islands - Spain (by Raico Bernardino Rosenberg)



Eltz Castle - Germany (by Raico Bernardino Rosenberg)












ChidorigaFuchi,Tokyo,Japan.






Desert sunrise





Awesome Gate in Teplickie skaly ,Czech Republic



Gapstow Bridge, Central Park, New York



A chapel built in a yew trunk in La Haye-de-Routot, France
















Aerial Pictures of London by Night, Jason Hawkes, an aerial photographer whose work we had already shared on New York, presents his new nocturnal series. Settled in London, he flies over the city by helicopter and makes great shots. Taking a little height, the photographer makes us discover the lights of the British capital from another angle.

[freddie01] 29/6/2017 08:16

Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland. Photo by @christofs70



New York by Ryan Millier





Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina



Barcelona, Spain
























Vivid Sydney

[beaubleep] 29/6/2017 00:03

Currently sat in a place near Pictou Nova Scotia having had a little too much red wine and a little too much T bone steak. Thank you Mr Pulli and those new chaps at Arris Life's good.

[freddie01] 28/6/2017 08:12

The Matterhorn in Zermatt, Switzerland | by Raf Ferreira





Through the keyhole, Whitby / England (by alastair graham).



Riquewihr Courtyard / France (by ccdoh1).



Highway to Heaven
























Beautiful Bridges

1. Forth Rail Bridge, Port Edgar, Scotland. Photo ~ Angus Clyne

2. Story Bridge, Brisbane, Australia

3. Ha'penny Bridge, Dublin, Ireland

4. Sydney, Harbour Bridge

5. Tower Bridge, London

6. Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge over the Cooper River between Charleston and Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina.

7. The Peace Bridge

8. Golden Gate Bridge

9 & 10. Brooklyn Bridge, New York

[freddie01] 28/6/2017 08:11

Fisher-Man by Fawad Malik










ilhan1077 ~ Wamberg , Germany




Winter Wonderland by DWHonan on Flickr.



20 Seconds on Second Beach ~ Perri K Schelat



Fallingwater, Pennsylvania, USA



The blue way by ? David.Keochkerian ? on Flickr.



Moonrise at Cave Point by James Jordan on Flickr.










Watch Shani’s curious calf explore her new world.

[mbhesms] 27/6/2017 13:53

Headline: ARRIS CTO: “Wi-Fi is going software”

Link:

Summary:
- Customers will expect WiFi speeds to match ISP's internet speeds
- If it doesn't the ISP will get the blame
- WiFi routers shouldn't be ugly otherwise they get put where they can't be seen, not where it's best for signal propagation
- Get the WiFi base unit right (include latest and greatest tech) before people need to add extenders
- Customers will expect WiFi service in every corner of the home and to devices that move around
- Cloud based management of home WiFi will help achieve this goal (ubiquitous WiFi)
- WiFi over 60GHz is coming (currently 2.4GHz and 5GHz are used)

Subtext: Arris will supply these solutions

[freddie01] 27/6/2017 08:41

Castle Rampart, Fougeres, France










Photographer Captures the Claustrophobic Living in Hong Kong Through Epic Aerial Photographs






Moonshine Night Stefan Hefele



A Winters Night In Arches Wayne Pinkston



Singapore



Azenhas do Mar, Portugal



Stairway into the clouds in Pico do Arieiro, Madeira Island, Portugal



Shipwreck under the Milky Way | by Mikko Lagerstedt

[freddie01] 26/6/2017 08:25

International Bamboo Architecture Biennale

The first International Bamboo Architecture Biennale took place in the small village of Baoxi, China in 2016. These images, shot by photographer Julien Lanoo, give a sense at how the bamboo buildings blend into the community as permanent structures. “For centuries, bamboo was used in these rural communities in many different ways,” Lanoo tells My Modern Met via email. “A construction material with many qualities, it has or is disappearing quickly on the Chinese mainland in favor of concrete. The fast and vast expansion of new Chinese cities overruled many traditional ways of building.”






Toronto Central Waterfront West 8 and DTAH



ChonGae Canal Restoration Project Mikyoung Kim Design



Oslo Opera House Snohetta



Shanghai Houtan Park Turenscape



Erdene Zuu Monastery



Las Lajas Sanctuary, Colombia



Not an iceberg.



Mont Blanc ~ Andrea Mucelli

[freddie01] 25/6/2017 09:20

The loneliest subway station in China






final approach ~ Stefan Schweihofer



Snowy Night, Bulgaria



Night Moves | Ryan Buchanan



Corfu - Greece (by annajewelsphotography)



Bari - Italy (by annajewelsphotography)



Amsterdam - Netherlands (by Fred PO)



Annecy - France (by Judith)



Goa - India (by Rajarshi MITRA)



Wegelnburg, Germany | ?? Philipp Heigel











Barcelona



Paris



Bucharest, Romania



South Africa



Beijing, China



Beijing,China

[freddie01] 25/6/2017 09:19

St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City



Parco Acquedotti, Parco Regionale Appia Antica



Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, Monti



Campo de’ Fiori, Jewish Ghetto



Baths of Caracalla, Aventine



Philharmonic Hall Estudio Barozzi Veiga



Boardman, Oregon | by u/prairieg8



Topiary Fountain, Montreal, Canada



Old Harry Rocks, Dorset, England | by u/hamjamham



Rainbow Mountain in Peru | by Eric Hanson








Pictures of pink glasswing butterfly or the blushing phantom. They are truly incredible creatures

[freddie01] 24/6/2017 05:26

Tierra del Fuego, Argentina by © ?OLAYA?



Buenos Aires,Argentina



Berlin
















Santalaia in Bogotá, Largest Vertical Garden in the World

Santalaia by Paisajismo Urbano and Groncol designed the largest vertical garden in the world. Located in Bogotá, Colombia, the Santalaia building is completely covered with a lush layer of 85,000 plants that span 3,100 square meters (33,368 square feet). A vertical garden of this size can produce enough oxygen for more than 3,100 people every year, process 1,708 pounds of heavy metals, filter more than 2,000 tons of harmful gases and catch more than 881 pounds of dust.

[freddie01] 23/6/2017 07:31

Fortaleza,Brazil



Buenos Aires,Argentina



Beijing,China



Barcelona - Spain (by Juan Salmoral)



Storfjorden - Norway (by Patrick BAUDUIN)



Freistadt - Austria (by Bernd Thaller)



Moulin Rouge - Paris - France (by Diego Charlón Sánchez)



Cala dels Frares - Spain (by Modes Rodríguez)





A titanium rainbow quartz crystal.



This driverless Mercedes has been spotted driving around San Francisco.



Sunset Fire Opal, The following is a Mexican fire opal. When illuminated just right, it looks like a sunset above the clouds. This picture was taken by Jeff Schultz.



Dubrovnik, Croatia



Delos, Greece



Indonesia



Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park | by vitrifolk



Ball Pyramid, Lord Howe Island, Australia



Canmore, Alberta



Autumn Pathway Of Life - Cinque Terre, Italian Riveria, Italy



Blanes, Catalunya -Spain



Oneonta Gorge, Columbia River Gorge, OR ~ randalljhodges.com



cloudburst

[freddie01] 21/6/2017 06:38

Melbourne - Australia (by Claudio Accheri)








The Portland Japanese Garden is a haven of beauty, dedicated to authentic Japanese garden design and sharing Japanese culture. It is located in Oregon, US.






Alaska





Blue Pond at Snow ~ by Kent Shiraishi




Sao Paulo,Brazil





Algeria











Caracas,Venezuela



Crossing Río Ixcan / Guatemala (by Abel Juarez).



The Water Clock, Villa Borghese / Rome (by throughalens83).



Hobbiton / New Zealand (by CoolbieRe).



Fa Yuen Street - Hong Kong (by johnlsl)



Chinatown - San Francisco - California - USA (by Peter Rood)



Los Cristianos - Tenerife - Canary Islands - Spain (by Raico Bernardino Rosenberg)



The Bund - Shanghai - China (by Carlos Adampol Galindo)



Calella de Palafrugell - Spain (by Jorge Franganillo)



Hallstatt - Austria (by John Mason)



Sydney - Australia (by Peter Rood)



The Butchart Gardens is a group of floral display gardens in Brentwood Bay, British Columbia, Canada, located near Victoria on Vancouver Island. The gardens receive close to a million visitors each year. The gardens have been designated a National Historic Site of Canada due to their international renown.

[freddie01] 20/6/2017 07:35

Mermaid Street, Rye / England (by Sam Moore).



Ljubljana - Slovenia (by Tom Mrazek)



Dubrovnik - Croatia (by annajewelsphotography)



Press State Banquet Windsor Castle

















The Incredible Sand Sculptures of Toshihiko Hosaka
























Balouh Balaa, Lebanon

[freddie01] 18/6/2017 07:32

Vernazza, Cinque Terre, Italy



Swimming with the Jack fish. - Sipidan Isand, Borneo, Malaysia



Atlantis Hotel Dubai



Taiwan



Colmar, Alsace,France



Chapel of Saint-Michel d'Aiguilhe, France










Natural Rock Formation Looks Like an Elephant Drinking from the Ocean

Sometimes, the natural landscape can bear an uncanny resemblance to creatures in the wild—one of these curious places is off the coast of Iceland. On the island of Heimaey, there is a rock formation that, from certain angles, looks like a massive elephant taking a drink out of the Atlantic ocean.

Two key elements contribute to this playful illusion. Firstly, the “wrinkles” in the cliff mimic an elephant’s leathery skin—this particular texture was formed by basalt rock, a type of material that results from the rapid cooling of thick lava. Coupled with indentations that look like an eye and a giant, floppy ear, it’s almost as if this is an elephant that’s hiding in plain sight










Two creepy life-size dolls take to the Tube to launch Derren Brown’s psychological theme park ride

It’s really not what you need on the morning commute. The Northern Line’s scary enough tbh.

Two life size Victorian dolls were spotted taking the Tube and wandering around town freaking out commuters this morning.

No, it’s not the first sign of the apocalypse. The seriously creepy dolls, who were spotted playing with a toy train set at Hamleys and pushing an empty antique pram along Tube platforms, were actually promoting Derren Brown’s new psychological theme park ride, coming to Thorpe Park next year.

[alexmcdonald] 16/6/2017 16:47

Arris rated a Buy despite stb decline - Ruckus deal a plus.:

[alexmcdonald] 16/6/2017 10:56

G - that was something I too concluded.

[1gw] 16/6/2017 09:03

I didn't think there was a lot (if anything) new in the presentation, but I did think BM sounded very confident on meeting the full-year guidance, which I found encouraging.

[alexmcdonald] 16/6/2017 08:44

From Andy's link:

BTIG analyst Walter Piecyk, who on Thursday initiated coverage on Arris with a buy rating, said the same forces weakening the outlook for the company’s set-top box business will benefit its network segment.

I read elsewhere (Market Beat) that his target is $38.