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- Shoots May 29-31 in NYC.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Casting "The Return of the Huxtables," a new web series. This call is for the pilot entitled, "Runt." Synopsis: The Benjamins are an upper-middle class African-American family from Queens. At their center is Calvin, the underachieving, hard partying, nightmare suffering youngest child who stumbles through life with a subconscious aversion ...
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- Shoots May 28-June 2 in Tallahassee, FL.
- Seeking submissions from: Tallahassee, FL; Tampa, FL; Orlando, FL; Miami, FL; Atlanta, GA; New Orleans, LA; Jacksonville, FL
Casting "Emma, Inspired," an FSU Film School production about a recent college grad stuck in a rut, unsure of her next move. Through a series of trial and error in self-discovery, she gets closer to her next chapter while learning to stay true to herself.
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Pro Improvisation 5.0 Practice/Performance Ensemble
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- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Seeking new members for an advanced "Emotionally-Centered" improvisational theater practice and performance group. Director states: "This is not improv comedy (writing on your feet), but rather improvisational theater (acting without a script). Selected participants will work alongside peers with the best rotating coaches/directors NYC has to offer. Regular performances are ...
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- Shoot starts in May nationwide.
- Seeking submissions from: New York Area, NY; Denver, CO; Chicago, IL; Pheonix, AZ; Albuquerque, NM; Lake Tahoe, CA; Hoboken, NJ
Seeking opinionated, outspoken, and funny opinionated drivers (ages 20-26) and their friends for a show on a major cable TV network.
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- Shoots Apr. 24, 1:30-3:30 p.m. in NYC.
- Seeking submissions from: New York City, NY
Casting "Hallows Hospital," a five to eight- minute student studio project about an awkward teenage girl taking her crush (whom she doesn't know is gay) into a haunted house. The boy happens to be terrified of haunted houses.
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- Rehearsals begin May 4 in Tampa, FL; runs May 16-Nov. 7; ports every week in Miami for seven day cruises, two shows an evening, six days a week to the Eastern Caribbean.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Casting "Illusionarium," a dining/entertainment experience devoted to magic and illusion on the Norwegian Cruise Line. Synopsis: Come and witness the magical mysteries of the Illusionarium. Built in the late 1800s by the brilliant Professor Vernon Royce, the Illusionarium and its mesmerizing design is a place of amazement and wonder. Once ...
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Cincinnati Improv Troupe, Theatrical Director
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- Seeking submissions from: Cincinnati, OH
Seeking a theatrical director for a Cincinnati-based improv troupe known around the states for a unique combination of improv and audience interaction.
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New Orleans Improv Troupe, Director
- Runs year round in New Orleans.
- Seeking submissions from: New Orleans, LA
Seeking a theatrical director to manage an improv troupe based in New Orleans, known around the states for a unique combination of improv and audience interaction.
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The Murder Mystery Company, Nashville Director
- Performances are held year round in the Nashville, TN area.
- Seeking submissions from: Nashville, TN
Seeking a director for The Murder Mystery Company. Casting director states: "Known around the states for our unique combination of improv and audience interaction, we are currently looking to hire a theatrical director local to the Nashville area to manage our Nashville based Troupe."
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The Murder Mystery Company, Atlanta Director
- Performances are held year round in the Atlanta, GA area.
- Seeking submissions from: Atlanta, GA
Seeking a director for The Murder Mystery Company. Casting director states: "Known around the states for our unique combination of improv and audience interaction, we are currently looking to hire a theatrical director local to the Atlanta area to manage our Atlanta based Troupe."
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- Performs May 29 (6 p.m.) at the Broadway Comedy Club, NYC.
- Auditions: Apr 25, May 2, 9 in New York, NY
Seeking improv ensemble actors for the group Create It With Joy. Founder states: "I put together this improv ensemble company to give funny, intelligent, motivated performers the opportunity to act on impulse. The troupe will perform at The Broadway Comedy Club. Instruction will focus on theater games that are designed ...
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- Shoots May 23-24 in San Francisco, CA and Petaluma, CA.
- Seeking submissions from: San Francisco, CA
Casting "The Secret," episode two of "Earthfoot," a comedy web-series about charity canvassers and the travails of such a thankless job. In Episode 2: "The Secret," we follow Ian from the dying Chicago office to San Francisco where he begins learning from an amazing fundraising team. Meanwhile, the dark underbelly ...
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- Runs one performance a week on Saturday nights in NYC.
- Auditions: Apr 20 in New York, NY
Casting "That Bachelorette Show," an interactive musical show spoofing reality TV shows and the trials of tribulations of dating in the 21st century. Men and women in their 20s-30s will play characters of all different types who are desperate for love, and willing to do anything to find it, including ...
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The Actor's Project NYC, Season 32
- Rehearses and performs spring-summer 2015 in NYC.
- Auditions: Apr 21 in New York, NY
Casting The Actor's Project NYC's Season 32 of full-length theatrical showcases of music, scenes, monologues, and sketch comedy, all original works by company writers. Currently casting Season 32 productions, including: "What It Takes!," "For the Love of It!," "Breaking Rules!," "Bigger Than Life!," and "Shut Up and Act!" Producer states: ...
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- Rehearses Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 a.m.-2:45 p.m., and Wednesdays 7:30-10 p.m. in San Juan Capistrano, CA.
- Seeking submissions from: San Juan Capistrano, CA; Irvine, CA; Los Angeles, CA
Seeking dancers for "Carnival," a dance show featuring various styles including contemporary, ballet, jazz, hip hop, and theatrical dance.
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- POSTPONED until mid-June in Des Allemands, Lousiana. Will have final details soon.
- Seeking submissions from: New Orleans, LA
Seeking 20 extras to take part in the taping of a segment for a popular comedy series.
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Manhattan Monologue Slam With ABC Prime Casting
- Runs Apr. 29, 6 p.m., at Slake, 251 W. 30th St. in NYC.
- Auditions: Apr 29 in New York City, NY
Seeking actors to participate in the Manhattan Monologue Slam Show, featuring ten casting directors, including ABC Prime Time Casting. Meet "A List" industry leaders looking for undiscovered talent, with an afterparty afterwards. The process of the slam is you have to perform a 30-second monologue in order for us to ...
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- Rehearses once a week (three hours, Sat.-Wed., depending on talent's group placement); runs Thurs.-Sun. at the L.A. Connection Comedy Theatre in Sherman Oaks, CA. Note: Outside showtimes may vary based on bookings.
- Auditions: Apr 19 in Sherman Oaks, CA
Seeking improv and sketch performers for adult, teen, and kids' improv groups as well as a teen/kid sketch improv group to create content for a new YouTube channel. Coordinator states: "We have nine weekly adult improv shows, a teen improv show, and a kids' improv show. Adult groups also perform ...
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Coachella Improv/Comedy Festival
- Festival takes place July 10-12 at the Indio Performing Arts Center in Indio, CA.
- Seeking submissions nationwide/worldwide
Seeking improv groups, sketch groups, and stand-up comedians for The Coachellla Valley Improv/Comedy Festival, to perform as part of its Second Annual Festival.
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- Shoots spring/summer 2015 in NYC and Jersey City, NJ.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Casting "Comedy Towers," an interactive entertainment destination built on interlocking throughlines and set in a mythical highrise building located in Times Square. Story lines include "School of Bondage," in which two young German women running an S&M dungeon have to open a school to stay in business; "Poser," in which ...
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These are trainers - not fighters.
This is a jet. Jets aren't allowed in this challenge.
The DH-9 was a bomber, not a fighter.
These aren't classic fighter aircraft. These are Harvard trainers.
It's not a "jet".
Question for Creative Cloud users: If you don't have an internet connection, does Creative Cloud still work?
I ask this question because I'm often without internet when travelling - sometimes for days and days at a time.
Paul Grupp: Any serious hobbyist or professional who thinks that it's worth switching to another platform just because Adobe rents a combination of Photoshop and Lightroom for a measly $9.95/month is either just playing around or being flat-out unrealistic. I get it -- some of us would prefer to own the software. Well, that's not on the table. The question is, if you are serious, is $9.95 a month really burdensome? Not even close. And if you have invested hundreds, maybe thousands of hours in learning the ins and outs of Adobe products, switching to something else because you think $9.95 is too much to pay is being penny smart and pound foolish.
Yes, and there are also photographers like myself who might shoot 3000 images one month and 0 the next, making that month's rental superfluous.
Hugo808: Great to see these photo's. Would love to visit North Korea.
I wasn't escorted, but I was restricted to a particular area and most locals I met refused to be photographed.
I enjoyed reading this, but unfortunately I could not find any of the promised tips for "travelling light".
tinternaut: A very nice, varied set. Wondering if the photographer got special permission to bring his big lenses into North Korea (I hear they're funny about anything over 150mm).
They're funny about ANY lenses. All officials point-blank refused to be photographed when I visited. I'm surprised this traffic lady agreed to be shot.
Hugo808: Great to see these photo's. Would love to visit North Korea.
I visited North Korea a few years ago. It was a very strange place.
Weegee: It's more to do with the time of the day, I think, rather than the season. It's best to avoid the middle of the day when the light is falling directly on the treasury (even though some guidebooks suggest midday).
NZ Scott: I had a photo disqualified without explanation - rather disappointing.
Well, he looked like an adult to me. He was at least 18-20 years old.
I had a photo disqualified without explanation - rather disappointing.
Thanks, Upuaut!
Chur, making me homesick!
If the Panasonic 42.5/1.7's optical quality matches the Olympus 45/1.8, then it will offer a compelling alternative because of its image stabilisation, slightly brighter aperture and (most importantly of all) its closer focusing distance.
However, there is one key question: How much does the Panasonic weigh?
I haven't seen specs anywhere.
UPDATE: It's 130g and 50mm long versus the Oly's 116g and 46mm, so only a slight size/weight penalty.
KevinSB: these are not drones.. They are quad copters !!
These things are drones.
DJI markets itself as "DJI - The World Leader in Camera Drones"
Oxford Dictionary also states the following:
"Drone (noun) A remote-controlled pilotless aircraft or missile."
Clearly, these things fit that definition.
Canon's missed the boat here by making the camera too large, but it does look like it has a nice grip, well-placed shutter release button and an on-off button that is easily reached with the right index finger. Hopefully, Olympus will take note of all three of those features.
PhotoKhan: "At first glance, the EOS M3 is everything we wanted the original M and M2 to be. "
What a curious statement, given the fact that the M2 is almost non-existent, as far as DPR is concerned.
I have told you before and I hope the M3 now makes you fully realize it.
Situations like the M2 and M3 are bound to multiply in the future as brands continue to amplify the current sub-segmentation trend and end up deciding not to release certain models in certain markets.
DPR has to decide very quickly if, editorially-wise, it wants to just be a North American site or a true global one.
On the other hand, DPreview is quite heavy-handed in its censorship of the discussion forums, and that kind of behaviour is more American than English.


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10/04/2012 15:42
Family in Jerusalem succa. (photo credit:American Colony-Jerusalem-Photo Dept.)
The Library of Congress has recently digitalized a collection of over 10,000 photographs, taken by the "American Colony" in Jerusalem, a group of Christian utopians who lived in Jerusalem between 1881 and the 1940s. The photographers returned to the US, and bequeathed their massive collection to the Library of Congress in 1978. The collection includes Winston Churchill's visit to Jerusalem, Jewish expulsions from the Old City during Arab riots, and the building of Tel Aviv.Israel Daily Picture usually focuses on the Library of Congress' American Colony collection of 22,000 photos. But while exploring the Library's archives we came across an amazing collection of pictures of the Bukhari Jewish community of Samarkand in 1870.
Members of the community began moving to Eretz Yisrael, the Holy Land, in the mid-1800. They established a new neighborhood outside of Jerusalem's Old City walls. The American Colony photographers recorded how various Jewish communities celebrated Sukkot in Jerusalem in the early 1900s with pictures of Yemenite, Ashkenazi and Bukhari succot booths. Is it possible that the family photographed in Samarkand in 1870 may be the same family photographed in Jerusalem in 1900?More photos can be viewed at http://www.israeldailypicture.com
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Mandolinist Avi Avital performs works from his new album "Vivaldi" with the Venice Baroque Orchestra in The Greene Space.
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Friday, March 13, 2015
For most pianists, the day after a major recital typically means rest, relaxation or perhaps, a plane flight. For Kirill Gerstein, it meant Liszt. Watch and learn.
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Friday, March 13, 2015
On March 11, Ensemble LPR gave two premieres, from David Longstreth and Mica Levi, alongside works by Claude Vivier and Iannis Xenakis at Le Poisson Rouge.
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Tonight at 10 pm, tune in for the radio version of mandolin player Avi Avital performing an evening of Vivaldi and other composers in The Greene Space.
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The sound / Volume icon down by the clock has dissapeared so have no audio how do I get it back
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I like the effect, but you can be cruel at times :-)
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Hi Chronos the 2nd have gone into control panel and all I can see is a sound icon nothing for sounds and audio devices.As for selecting classic view there is no option to choose at the top left all I get is control panel or all control panel items when I click the one icon there.If it helps I am using windows 7
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Try this.
Right click in the task bar near the time display and you will get a pop up menu.
Click on properties.
Under system icons to always show, check volume.
Click Apply.
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And this method is a little more involved.
- Back up the Registry by creating a restore point.
- Go to Start > Run (or Windows-key + R), type in regedit and hit OK.
- Navigate to the key HKEYCURRENTUSER\Software\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\TrayNotify.
- Delete the values IconStreams and PastIconsStream.
- Open up the Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc), go to the Processes tab, select explorer.exe and click End Process.
- Open the Applications tab and click New Task at the bottom-right of the window.
- In the message box that pops up type in explorer.exe and hit OK.
- Explorer.exe will reload, and the missing icons should now be back in the system-tray where they belong.
- Then if the volume bar isn't there, go to taskbar properties (where the volume was gray) and simply tick the box.
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Hi Again Chronos the 2nd the volume icon says off and is not highlighted so how do I turn it on.Have not tried your 2nd method yet as you say it looks a bit more complicated
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I assume you mean,like the power icon on my desk top it is greyed out and you cannot click on it. Looks like option two. Or you can have a look at this. system icons. I know it says Vista but it should work.
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Try this - Right click on the taskbar - select properties, ten in the window that opens you should see two thirds the way down Notification area - click on customize look for volume and check that show icon and notifications is selected.
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Hi woolwell when I get to volume it says speakers zero and nothing is highlighted everything is grey cannot change anything
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Just noticed that the safely remove hardware icon has also dissapeared as I wanted to remove my external drive
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Making the most of the break! Sharon Stone enjoys her down time in between filming by enjoying dinner date with toyboy lover
They jetted to Bucharest together so she could start filming on her new movie What About Love? several days ago.
And after just one day of working in front of the camera Sharon Stone is ensuring she's making the most of her time off with toyboy lover Martin Mica.
The blonde actress was given a break from filming earlier today.
Quality time together: Sharon Stone made the most of her break from filming duties as she enjoyed a romantic lunch date with toyboy lover Martin Mica in Bucharest today
And she spent the afternoon enjoying the area of the Romanian capital with the 27-year-old model.
The pair were seen leaving a restaurant after enjoying a romantic lunch.
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She wore her hair scraped back into a ponytail, with a silver crucifix around her neck and sunglasses on her face.
Time off: Sharon is currently filming What About Love? in the Romanian capital but spent her afternoon lunching with her model lover today
Martin, meanwhile, opted to go more casual in a grey T-shirt and with beige chinos and a similar neck chain.
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Smiling as she walked, it was only yesterday that Stone was seen hard at work on the new movie.
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It seems they share more in common than their love of toy boys. In fact, Basic Instinct star Sharon appeared to have morphed into the Material Girl yesterday as she got into character on the set of her new film in the city.
At 54, Stone is just a year older than the Queen of Pop and and shared more than a passing resemblance to the Vogue singer on set.
Ready to roll: Sharon Stone was spotted on the set of her new movie What About Love? in the Romanian capital of Bucharest the day before
Sharon was is costume shooting scenes with co-star Andy Garcia for What About Love?
Admittedly Sharon's mumsy tweed jacket and skirt was very unlike Madge's risqué onstage ensembles.
But her pillowy face, high cheek bones and jutting jawline were certainly familiar to that of the fellow blonde.
All she was missing was Madonna's famous gapped front teeth.
In character: The Basic Instinct star plays the role of a mother in the film and was filming a restaurant scene
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Their Sherpa Tensing on this tough ascent is Brian Eno, sonic enabler to the stars, doubtless drafted in for his success in keeping U2 more or less on their game, and famed for his idiosyncratic approach to the producer's job (on one occasion, he suggested Bono and his chums take a holiday). But it's hard to hear any specifically Eno-esque cast to the sound of Viva La Vida, save for the soaring synth pad behind the tack-piano march of "Lovers In Japan". And one suspects his hand may have been behind the oddly contradictory effect gained by layering tiny tendrils of backward guitar behind the Bo Diddley beat of "Strawberry Swing", which is the most notable thing about the track: certainly, whenever it slips into passages of strummed acoustic guitar, the song all but dissolves away to nothing.
The album opens in a shimmer of keyboards with "Life In Technicolor", building over two minutes of dulcimer and drums before giving way to "Cemeteries of London", a faux-folk piece built from wisps of U2-ish guitar and piano, whipped along by galloping drums. A similarly bustling clatter of dohl drums and offbeat handclaps powers "Lost!", though the uncharacteristic industry disguises what is a typical Coldplay lyrical trope ("Just because I'm losing doesn't mean I'm lost"). It's the first hint that, whatever their intentions, Coldplay will struggle to shake off their old ways; the second comes hot on its heels with "42", a multi-sectioned piece about death ("Those who are dead are not dead, they're just living in my head").
"Viva La Vida" itself likewise cleaves to a Coldplay staple, in this case that of devising a simple, memorable melody line and ramming it home through endless repetition. It adopts an oddly chipper tone for a song about a former leader fallen on hard times, but makes an apt pairing with the cantering battle fantasy "Violet Hill", yet another example, with "Cemeteries of London", "42" and "Death and All His Friends", of the album's fascination with death. The purported passing of their former style, however, has been greatly exaggerated, though whether the attempt here to chart a new musical course will lead anywhere as imposing remains to be heard. This is pretty average stuff.
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Jobs 1 to 13 of 13SQL Server Database Administrator/DBA - Bristol - New Role
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A leading organisation in the Bristol requires a SQL Server DBA to join its growing and successful team. Suitable candidates will enjoy the challenge of working in a highly flexible team supporting multiple projects concurrently and will need to have the following skills and experience: * Excellent T-SQL troubleshooting and...
Salary: £30000 - £40000 per annum + Excellent Benefits
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SQL Server DBA - Bristol - £45,000
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SQL Server DBA - Bristol (work from home)... In order to be suitable for this role you MUST have proven experience of configuring, supporting and maintaining a clustered SQL Server 2008/2012 database environment... Any experience with SSRS, SSIS and SSAS would be advantageous to your application but is by no...
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This is a mouth watering opportunity for a Lead Database Administrator specialising in MS SQL technologies... - Installation and configuration of SQL server 2005 , SQL Server 2008R2, SSRS. - Database Customization, Database Migration, Upgrading, Backup & Recovery. - Performance tuning, speedup slow/blocking query and resolve deadlock. - You must have experience with SQL technologies...
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SQL Server DBA applicants should have a skill set that encompasses: SQL Server 2012 / 2014, backup, recovery, performance tuning, T-SQL and stored procedures. Our client can provide you with industry recognised training in: SQL Server 2014, replication, clustering, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), SQL...
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A key client of Computer Futures are looking to take on a Senior SQL DBA to take charge of their BI team in an extremely focused and successful environment... Key responsibilities: Primary contact for all SQL Server related queries and issues with the Internal Applications team, including consultancy on DB...
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The DSx000 product suite uses several SQL Server databases, specifically: Alias (for Tetra radio systems), Telephone Directory (web based), Call Logger and Radio Location (TRLI)... Application nodes written in C, C++, C# and VB.NET. Essential Experience/Skills: -SQL 2005 and SQL 2008 R2. -T-SQL queries... -Experience in using...
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A good knowledge of Oracle RAC, Dataguard and RMAN would be advantageous... -Collect database performance statistics and create reports... -Manage database security Key experience and Skills: -Oracle database administration skills in a UNIX & LINUX environment -Microsoft SQL Server administration skills -Ability to analyse and resolve technical issues around Oracle grid...
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Randstad Technologies
Are you a Senior Oracle DBA 45K in Bristol who is looking for a new role to work for a proven leader in the electronics sector?... My client who is located in Bristol is looking for the perfect candidate to start ASAP. The role is focused on development supporting the...
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Senior Oracle DBA, up to £48k, Chippenham.
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This leading software technology company is looking for an experienced Oracle DBA to work out of their Chippenham office. In this role you will be expected to be a leading contributor individually and as a team member, at times providing direction and mentoring to others... The successful Oracle DBA will...
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CGI is looking to recruit an Oracle Apps DBA/Functional Expert to work on secure Government programmes out of their Gloucester Office... The ideal candidates will have the opportunity to take ownership and become the SME (subject matter expert) for our Oracle applications EBS solution which has been developed by...
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Your challenge - as Oracle DBA Looking for a holistic DBA job with UK business hours - one which encompasses operations, projects, development and proof of concept work? Your role - as Oracle DBA This is a multifaceted mid level role on our third line support team... You will be joining three database...
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Nike Zoom Kobe VII System 'Duke' – New Images
February 23, 2012 BY Aaron Hope / 0 / 5
One of the reasons Kobe Bryant is so well respected and will forever be remembered as one of the games great assasins is the quality that makes him demand the ball in crunch time. Kobe...Read More