Summer Asian Lily and the World Trade Center

Today, feels like summer - a warm, humid day in Princeton. 

Thought I'd post a few summer images.
A view of the new World Trade Center from the Hudson River.
And, a view at of this year's Asian lily plant in our front yard:

Complimentary Admission to Cloud Expo 2014 in New York

My firm, Persimmon Telecommunications is offering customers, partners and prospects a complimentary Gold Pass for the entire Cloud Expo 2014 three day event in Manhattan. This pass retails for $2200! It gives full access to all 175+ technical and strategic sessions across 9 tracks, including all Keynotes, General Sessions, Discussion Panels, Technical Breakout Sessions, and the Expo Floor... everything that a fully paid $2,200 Gold Pass offers, in fact, with the exception of Luncheon and the collectible conference bag. If you want to know more about today's cloud offerings and what is coming, this is the place to be. To obtain a complimentary Golden Pass, contact Persimmon Telecommunications.

Another Victim of Northeastern US Snow Storms

Titan, this week's storm, had a much smaller effect on Princeton NJ than originally expected. However, here is a photo from last month showing a victim of this winter's snow storms stuck in about a 15 foot high pile of snow in the Nassau Park shopping center.

Shopping cart in 15 foot pile of snow in parking lot.

Presentation scheduled on Cloud Services for Personal and Small Business Use

Last Tuesday, I spoke on Cloud services at the Computer Learning Center at Ewing. That talk was oriented toward services in the cloud that are most valuable to individual users, services like file backup and file sharing amongst different devices. On February 25, my presentation, Cloud Services for Personal and Small Business Use, will put more emphasis on services that are valuable to those with home offices and other small businesses. This presentation will be at the Princeton PC Users Group monthly meeting.