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11-14-05 | 10:48 AM

#101

lala

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11-14-05 | 10:50 AM

#102

eddiebrannan

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From: NYC

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Originally Posted by MLPROJECT

strudent in graphic design...

who's hiring in NYC, chi or LA?

blackbook needs art department interms periodically. if you are interested pm me.

11-14-05 | 11:42 AM

#103

koyman

Good for Business

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From: Madison

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Behavioral Neuroscience Research

11-14-05 | 11:56 AM

#104

Mouton

PS NOT STOLEN

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From: San Francisco, CA

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Originally Posted by Ya Tu Sabes

Oh man! Has the labor movement sunk so low that folks don't know the IBEW?!! I must be more old-school than I thought. (Or maybe it's just the fact that I used to work for a labor union.)

Im not a labor historian or an electrician so how much should I really know about IBEW? Come to think of it there is an IBEW clubhouse in lower haight, but its just a building not an outreach program. Ive never seen any activity in it.

11-14-05 | 12:01 PM

#105

Aeroplane

jack of one or two trades

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From: Suburbia, CT

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Originally Posted by HelluvaStella

Hey Hey, now it's time to chime in. I do similar work for a firm in Yardley, PA (~40 min N of Philly). I do substation design and some medium-scale distribution work. Are you looking for a job? Our company is looking to hire someone for work with one of the utilities up there. PM me if so.

Wow, that's flattering. But, I'm still pretty new (just passed the first year of work), and I like my jobby job in CT just fine for now. Good luck filling that position though, I know how hard it is to find people in the field.

11-14-05 | 12:19 PM

#106

dpayne

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From: Chattanooga, TN

development editor of textbooks for a medical/health professions publisher

11-14-05 | 12:34 PM

#107

fortytwo

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From: Logan Square, Chicago

SQL Monkey/Spammer for Chicago's favorite nudie magazine.

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11-14-05 | 12:35 PM

#108

HelluvaStella

NoGoSlow

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From: Philly

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Originally Posted by Aeroplane

Sure sure. I'm only two years into this gig myself, but I learn very quickly. If you know of anyone in our similar situation who's looking for work in Berlin, put 'em on to me. If not, the boss wants me to go up there. Not that I have anything against New Englandahs, but I'm a Phil-town man.

11-14-05 | 12:38 PM

#109

CF4L

Free Loader

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From: albany.ny.

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im a mechanical engineering student. I build racecars. i valet cars for cash money.

11-14-05 | 12:40 PM

#110

s_9

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From: BROOKLYN!

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MLPROJECT

strudent in graphic design...

who's hiring in NYC, chi or LA?

The NYBMA is hiring highly motivated, highly unpaid intern/assistants for further development of nybma.com. Post your resume, especially if you're a programmer! High Exposure! Great experience! Flexible hours!

11-14-05 | 12:55 PM

#111

soyboy

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unemployed photographer(read artist), i have an interview tomorrow...

11-14-05 | 01:11 PM

#112

chimblysweep

dc pirate, 4evah.

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From: seattle

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speaking of the labor movement... i'm a "senior campaign communications specialist" for a union. i do pr and writing and stuff. me good riter.

but it's always temporary. i usually jump ship at jobs after 2 years to hit the campaign trail. i love campaign organizing and management. i have a hot lead for a ballot initiative campaign in WI right now, may take that.

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11-14-05 | 01:41 PM

#113

hyperRevue

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From: MKE

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What ballot initiative?

11-14-05 | 01:59 PM

#114

floxera

whatwhere

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From: Boston

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Chef at a french bistro

11-14-05 | 03:14 PM

#115

gokiburi

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From: toronto

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the smart-asses definitely make this forum go 'round...
uhh.. i do systems and production work for one of the larger sfx companies in toronto. i wouldn't watch any of the movies we work on though.... except for harold and kumar. dude........

11-14-05 | 03:20 PM

#116

Ya Tu Sabes

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From: Hartford, CT

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mouton

Don't get me wrong, I wasn't trying to say that you're too ignorant or anything like that. I just know that it used to be the case that the initials of major unions were the kind of thing that people just knew (like the way that we know what INS is even if we're not immigrants). I guess it is no longer the case (the labor movement generally having declined a lot), and that's what I was lamenting.