Employment

Smalltalk Jobs 6/13/10

June 13, 2010 17:53:09.001

Public directory page for the Smalltalk Jobs database It has quite a while since my last blog posing, but I and my fellow volunteers have continued to update the Smalltalk Jobs Database. Recently we’ve added or updated information about more than 17 different positions. This includes 1 position in India, 2 positions in Australia, 5 in the European Union, and 9 in the United States.

We currently use Dabble db, to keep track of the open Smalltalk positions, and I continue to contribute a short segment each week to the Industry Misinterpretations podcast.

Creative Commons LicenseThe database is released under a Creative Commons licence and various bookmarakable HTML views of the data can be found on the public directory page.

Please note that because of a limitation in the way that Dabble db displays public data, a full listing of a position’s URLs are only available in the data of the following RSS feeds:

Good luck with your job hunting,
James T. Savidge

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Employment

Smalltalk Jobs 1/19/10

January 19, 2010 23:52:02.078

Public directory page for the Smalltalk Jobs database Since my last jobs posting, we’ve added or updated information about more than 22 different positions. This includes 3 positions in India, and 4 in South America.

Recently our volunteer in India resigned, and we could use some help in tracking jobs in Spanish speaking countries. If you are interested in helping out, contact me at the email address at the top of this blog.

We use Dabble db, to keep track of the open Smalltalk positions, and I have a short segment each week on the Industry Misinterpretations podcast.

Creative Commons LicenseThe database is released under a Creative Commons licence and various bookmarakable HTML views of the data can be found on the public directory page.

Please note that because of a limitation in the way that Dabble db displays public data, a full listing of a position’s URLs are only available in the data of the following RSS feeds:

Good luck with your job hunting,
James T. Savidge

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Smalltalk Jobs 11/14/09

November 14, 2009 22:41:29.016

Public directory page for the Smalltalk Jobs database Since my last jobs posting, we’ve added or updated information about more than 28 different positions. This includes 1 position in Africa, 2 positions in Australia, 7 in the European Union, and 4 in India.

Recently our volunteer in India resigned, so we are even more in need of several additional volunteers to help us track jobs for the database outside our current areas of coverage. If you are interested in helping out, contact me at the email address at the top of this blog.

We use Dabble db, to keep track of the open Smalltalk positions, and I have a short segment each week on the Industry Misinterpretations podcast.

Creative Commons LicenseThe database is released under a Creative Commons licence and various bookmarakable HTML views of the data can be found on the public directory page.

Please note that because of a limitation in the way that Dabble db displays public data, a full listing of a position’s URLs are only available in the data of the following RSS feeds:

Good luck with your job hunting,
James T. Savidge

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Employment

Smalltalk Jobs database success story

August 22, 2009 22:36:27.716

Carl’s LinkedIn Profile Carl Gundel is known in the Smalltalk community, and beyond, as the creator of Liberty BASIC and Run BASIC. Both of which are written in VisualWorks.

Unfortunately for the past few years, Carl has had to make his living doing Java programming.

Thanks to a position he heard about on my Industry Misinterpretations podcast segment, and the referenced information we had in the Smalltalk Jobs database, Carl’s commute went from 1 and quarter hours, to just 20 minutes. And now his day job once again revolves around programming in Smalltalk.

Congratulations Carl.

Good luck with your job hunting,
James T. Savidge

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Smalltalk Jobs 8/22/09

August 22, 2009 22:12:51.397

Public directory page for the Smalltalk Jobs database Since my last jobs posting, we’ve added or updated information about more than 15 different positions. This includes 2 positions in Asia, 2 positions in Australia, and 2 in India.

We are still in need of several additional volunteers to help us track jobs for the database outside our current areas of coverage. If you are interested in helping out, contact me at the email address at the top of this blog.

We use Dabble db, to keep track of the open Smalltalk positions, and I have a short segment each week on the Industry Misinterpretations podcast.

Creative Commons LicenseThe database is released under a Creative Commons licence and various bookmarakable HTML views of the data can be found on the public directory page.

Please note that because of a limitation in the way that Dabble db displays public data, a full listing of a position’s URLs are only available in the data of the following RSS feeds:

Good luck with your job hunting,
James T. Savidge

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Smalltalk Jobs 7/14/09

July 14, 2009 21:16:08.827

Public directory page for the Smalltalk Jobs database Because of the recession, the number if new jobs has continued to be few in number. Since my last jobs posting, we’ve added or updated information about more than 11 different positions. This includes 1 position in Australia, and 4 in the European Union.

We are still in need of several additional volunteers to help us track jobs for the database outside our current areas of coverage. If you are interested in helping out, contact me at the email address at the top of this blog.

We use Dabble db, to keep track of the open Smalltalk positions, and I have a short segment each week on the Industry Misinterpretations podcast.

Creative Commons LicenseThe database is released under a Creative Commons licence and various bookmarakable HTML views of the data can be found on the public directory page.

Please note that because of a limitation in the way that Dabble db displays public data, a full listing of a position’s URLs are only available in the data of the following RSS feeds:

Good luck with your job hunting,
James T. Savidge

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Food

Zucchini and Squash “Lasagna” (no noodles)

June 24, 2009 13:46:40.800

Because of our recent farm subscription, my wife and I were inspired to refine the Zucchini Lasagna with Grilled Eggplant recipe I found into the following:

Zucchini and Squash “Lasagna” (no noodles)

  • 32 oz Ricotta (BelGioioso Ricotta Con Latte 73%) - drained if moisture is greater than 73%.
  • 1 Large Egg
  • 1 Handful of Basil Leaves - Chopped
  • 2 Tablespoons Grated Parmigiano Reggiano (Whole Foods) - Can be adjusted to taste
  • Salt and Pepper to taste
  • 6 to 8 Zucchini and/or Yellow Squash (Birch Creek Farms CSA) - Sliced 1/4 inch thick (we used a Mandoline)
  • 24 oz Low Moisture Shredded Mozzarella
  • 4 to 5 Medium, or 3 Large Tomatoes - Seeded and sliced

Assembly

  • Mix drained pasta sauce and tomato paste in large bowl. Reserve in 3 parts if you want equal coverage of all layers.
  • In another large bowl, mix ricotta cheese, egg, chopped basil and Parmesan cheese.
  • In a standard-size deep lasagna pan, start by spooning enough sauce onto bottom of lasagna pan to prevent vegetables from sticking.
  • Layer slices of zucchini or yellow squash (separately or mixed together) over pasta sauce, covering bottom of pan. Overlap slices slightly.
  • Drop 4-5 large spoonfuls of ricotta mixture over slices and smooth mixture out with a broad knife or offset spatula.
  • Scatter 1-2 handfuls of mozzerella over ricotta.
  • Top with sauce, then another layer of vegetables, then another layer of ricotta and another layer of mozzerella.
  • Repeat once more so that there are three layers of vegetables and ricotta and mozzerella.
  • Over third layer of ricotta, place slices of tomatoes.
  • Top with any remaining sauce and the remaining mozzerella.
  • Bake for 1 hour at 375 F.

Makes 10-12 servings.

Recipe can be halved, but still use one egg in ricotta mixture.

The drained liquid from the pasta sauce can be saved and cooked down for a pre-seasoned tomato soup, or add in some bacon bits, cook down further, and you have a really simple BBQ sauce.

Experiments with food make cooking fun,

(but they also frequently annoy one's spouse---Anne Savidge)

James T. Savidge

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Employment

Is that listed skill really required?

May 23, 2009 14:45:51.965

I though I’d pass along a concise article that attempts to answer one of the persistent questions that most job hunters ask themselves when looking at posted jobs: Which Skills Are Required?

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Smalltalk Jobs 5/23/09

May 23, 2009 14:39:12.937

Public directory page for the Smalltalk Jobs database Because of the recession, the number if new jobs has continued to be few in number. Since my last jobs posting last month, we’ve added or updated information about more than 12 different positions. This includes 2 positions in Australia, 2 in the European Union, and one in India.

We are still in need of several additional volunteers to help us track jobs for the database outside our current areas of coverage. If you are interested in helping out, contact me at the email address at the top of this blog.

We use Dabble db, to keep track of the open Smalltalk positions, and I have a short segment each week on the Industry Misinterpretations podcast.

Creative Commons LicenseThe database is released under a Creative Commons licence and various bookmarakable HTML views of the data can be found on the public directory page.

Please note that because of a limitation in the way that Dabble db displays public data, a full listing of a position’s URLs are only available in the data of the following RSS feeds:

Good luck with your job hunting,
James T. Savidge

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Smalltalk Jobs 4/8/09

April 8, 2009 22:50:41.062

Public directory page for the Smalltalk Jobs database Because of the recession, the number if new jobs has slowed to a crawl. Since my last jobs posting two months ago, we’ve added or updated information about more than 12 different positions. This includes 1 position in Australia, and 4 in the European Union.

We are still in need of several additional volunteers to help us track jobs for the database outside our current areas of coverage. If you are interested in helping out, contact me at the email address at the top of this blog.

We use Dabble db, to keep track of the open Smalltalk positions, and I have a short segment each week on the Industry Misinterpretations podcast.

Creative Commons LicenseThe database is released under a Creative Commons licence and various bookmarakable HTML views of the data can be found on the public directory page.

Please note that because of a limitation in the way that Dabble db displays public data, a full listing of a position’s URLs are only available in the data of the following RSS feeds:

Good luck with your job hunting,
James T. Savidge

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