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Checkins
- Press Grill741 N High St.
- Short North Pint House & Beer Garden780 N High St
- 101 Beer Kitchen7509 Sawmill Rd
- Huntington Park330 Huntington Park Ln
- R Bar Arena413 N Front St
- Harvest Pizzeria495 S 4th St
- Country Club at Muirfield Village8715 Muirfield Dr
- HOMAGE World Headquarters5759 Westbourne Ave
- Indochine Cafe561 S Hamilton Rd
- Mac's Cafe693 N High St
- Short North Pint House & Beer Garden780 N High St
- Country Club at Muirfield Village8715 Muirfield Dr
- Mission Coffee Co.11 Price Ave
- Mouton954 N. High St.
- Bernard's Tavern630 High St.
- Harrison's on Third335 W 3rd Ave
- HOMAGE World Headquarters5759 Westbourne Ave
- Arena District Athletic Club325 John H McConnell Blvd
- Johnny Biggs900 N Lexington Springmill Rd
- Polaris Fashion Place1500 Polaris Pkwy
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Tweets
- @suzierobb bahahaha….i love it. i bet you see some weird shit.
- RT @MattACook: New @jenisicecreams looks pretty dope. #AsSeenInColumbus @ Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams http://t.co/8wlK8Xq4mX
- @suzierobb creepy is right! That screenshot was unbelievable.
- @suzierobb wow. you must have hours of entertainment any time you like!
- 1) awesome video 2) Encarnacion looks like he’s better than Bautista. http://t.co/B0R1hDrpJW
- @alexford yeah…i certainly do - but i wanted to confirm that’s what you were talking about. and yeah, i’m a little tired of the gloss screen
- @suzierobb wow. are those search queries on your blog?
- @alexford you mean just that it’s a unibody aluminum laptop with black glossy bezel?
- Whoa. @mailbox is optimized for iPad now. That’s pretty much reason enough to get an iPad now.
- this place should be on your #NYC To-Do list. http://t.co/9oblV3yU74
- @jjtejkl I think your perception is largely influenced by the fact that you’re in Ohio. Apple has more fanboys. Not close.
- 30-10-10. #KingJames #fb
- @jjtejkl definition of a troll.
- .@RealSkipBayless is such a troll. He’s fun to follow simply for that reason.
- LeBron doesn’t want the ball in the closing seconds. He’s not clutch. Oh wait. #KingJames
- birthday-ish beers with some of the @HOMAGE crew. (@ Short North Pint House & Beer Garden) http://t.co/vVyJvitJLs
- "Mobile UX Research: Exploring Ten Fundamental Aspects Of M-Commerce Usability" http://t.co/ar3ZqrjfUF
- "Never wireframe alone" http://t.co/T8KfetS7IU
- @ItsMeCarlC i hold the follow through when i’m trying to land an iron shot on a green. that’s about it.
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Info
- Summary
Live in the future and build what's missing.
Specialties: IA, UX, digital strategy, BA
Experience- Feb 2013 - PresentDirector of Digital / HOMAGE
- May 2010 - Feb 2013strategist / DYNAMIT
information architecture, user experience design, prototyping workflows and interactions, systems diagramming, site architecture and user flows, wireframes, site audits, business process analysis
- Oct 2009 - May 2010freelancing partner / mindbox studios
a different kind of web company:
• Liaison between financial and creative departments
- Involved in cooperative development and maintenance of project budgets and timelines
- Internal point of contact for project-based subcontractors
• PM/Biz Dev
• Digital Strategist
• Trendspotter
- Responsible for awareness and understanding of emerging digital/social trends - Nov 2008 - Oct 2009Event Specialist / Turning Technologies, LLC
Jonathan was an Event Specialist at Turning Technologies. Jonathan's responsibilities included: managing and building relationships with existing and new rental customers alike, identifying prospects for the rental and professional sales divisions, developing and editing presentations for clients, serving as an on-site specialist behind the scenes at client events, and providing clients and prospects with live on-site and/or web-based demonstrations, all with an ultimate goal of helping clients of any size and in any field realize a significant ROI after using TurningPoint.
The Event Specialist team was created in order to better serve Turning's existing rental customer base by simplifying customers' points of contact within the organization and to streamline networking with leads and prospects and events and trade shows.
- Jun 2008 - Nov 2008Outside Sales Representative / Kings's Company
- Account management and new customer development
-Jonathan served as an outside sales representative for a company specializing in industrial lumber for packaging and shipping, with an aggressive growth plan and industry-unique products
-Served all sizes of companies from Fortune 500s to small businesses with a common goal: mimimize packaging lumber costs while providing superior service and product quality - Jan 2007 - Sept 2007Intern / Columbus Clippers
Internships are structured on a rotating basis whereas the intern will spend time within all departments of the organization. This may include Marketing, Promotions, Community Relations, Fan Development, Sales, Tickets, Media Relations and Stadium Operations.
Education-
2003 - 2008Miami UniversityB.S. in Business in Marketing, MIS
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- San Antonio, TX, December 20122012-12-18 - 2012-12-20
- Columbus, OH, September 20122012-09-28 - 2012-09-28
- Chicago, IL, August 20122012-08-18 - 2012-08-18
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The World’s Quietest Room
Scientists at Minneapolis’ Orfield Labs created their own soundless room, an anechoic chamber. Their studies have found that when putting subjects within the chamber, they begin to hallucinate within 30 minutes.
With an average quiet room having a sound level of 30 decibels, the anechoic chamber’s sound level is -9 decibels. The ceiling, floor, and walls of the chamber absorb sound rather than have it bounce off as normal objects do. The chamber is so quiet that the subjects can even hear their own organs functioning.
Although extremely interesting, the experience is rather unpleasant. Not one subject has spent more than 45 minutes in the chamber alone. Leaving a person to only their thoughts, the chamber could drive them insane.
this is fucking terrifying and i’m too stoned to think about it because i just had this horrible vision of this room being used to torture people gahh
-9 dB? holy shit. i’d want to attempt to break the record.
amazing. I’m of the belief that I could outlast anyone that’s yet been in there. If you know me, that’s not surprising.
yes, @pomajp, @ahut, & I are balls deep in delicious scotch. (at Poma’s Scotch Emporium)
Ardbeg.
Proudest accomplishment…ever?! #letterpress //cc: @mattgartland (no he did not “let” me win)
Tomb of the Unknowns, Arlington National Cemetery, via @samir
amazing…so badass. goosebumps.
“As I grew into my role as a designer, I spent much of my time designing the page-level interactions of a web project in the form of wireframes. Front-end technology and mobile devices have since become much more advanced, and the web is no longer served on one screen size or one type of device. Now, documenting these interactions through a robust wireframe document is no longer an effective or valuable use of time.”
check out the new cd1025.com that my company just launched!
cd102.5 is locally & independently owned & operated. they’ve been serving up great music for 21 years here in columbus, ohio. really proud of this one!!so kickass
Size either liberates or paralyzes. We tried every day to remember that the benefit of size was that it allowed us to take more swings.
In college I saw a video of Bill Evans, the famous jazz pianist, talking about improvisation. His primary message was this: to be a great improviser, you must learn music theory and technique so well that it’s automatic. You relegate it to the unconscious, freeing your conscious mind to make creative decisions in the moment.
Meetings are the same. They are a performance, but you are not the only player. If you know your subject well enough (you should, you live it every day) you don’t need to sweat it. Just bring your brain and, just as important, your ears.
six months from the worst shape i’d ever been in to the best shape i’ve ever been in.
lots and lots of hard work, and there’s no finish line. excited for another six months from now.
things invariably important in helping me do this:
1 - fitbit / nike fuel band, etc. …some sort of tool that enables/promotes self-awareness of your activity
2 - making small healthy (read: healthier) diet choices. nothing drastic, just small modifications (no butter, half a bun, sub steamed vegetables for mashed potatoes, etc. etc.)
