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C# / .NET /developers - Bristol ££Competitive££ URGENT!! C# .NET!!

Calling all with exposure to C++ in the Bristol area with a degree! My market leading environmental client are desperately looking for a degree educated C# / .NET developer to join their team in Bristol. The company is growing rapidly due to a new environmental legislation and would be a fantastic employer to work for! They will pay a very generous wage and benefits package for anyone with the right degree and skill-set so if this sounds like you please do not hesitate to get in touch and send me your most up to date CV as soon as possible to k.holtum @computerfutures.com! (Computer Futures Solutions Limited acts as an Employment Agency and an Employment Business)

Is an arts degree useless?

Q I graduated from the National University of Singapore with an arts degree, majoring in social work and psychology. I was a private tutor and social worker for a few years but had no interest in these fields. I have looked for jobs in other lines but I can't even get an administrative job as I have no experience.

IT Job Without a Degree?

adh0c writes "I have been lurking Slashdot for some time now without registering and I don't think this question has been answered yet. Is it possible to get a good IT job (assuming that there is such a thing), preferably a sysadmin position, without having a BS or other degree? From browsing the job postings on Monster and such, it would seem that everyone wants university papers. Is there hope for computer enthusiasts who didn't go to college?"

School Of Visual Arts To Offer MPS In Digital Photography Online / Summer-Residency

New York, NY—November 12, 2008—Beginning in the fall of 2009, the School of Visual Arts (SVA) will offer the Master of Professional Studies (MPS) in Digital Photography Online/Summer-Residency degree. Expanding on the success of the MPS in Digital Photography, which is a residential learning program, the new degree takes a unique approach by combining web-based education with a summer residency. This one-year, low-residency program is designed for working professionals who are looking to advance their skills in digital image capture, management and high-quality output, or make a career change into the field of digital photography.

Envysion Selected to Present at Colorado Inventor Showcase

LOUISVILLE, Colo., Nov. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- WHO: Robert Hagens Chief Technology Officer Envysion, Inc. (http://www.envysion.com) At Envysion, Hagens is responsible for Envysion's technical direction and for the development of its Managed Video as a Service offering. Prior to Envysion, Hagens was SVP of Network Engineering at Level 3 Communications, where he was instrumental in designing and building one of the largest Internet and VoIP networks in the world. Before that, he was Director of Internet Engineering and the founding engineer responsible for MCI's Internet backbone. He also was a Senior Engineer at Advanced Network and Services (ANS). Rob received a bachelor of arts degree in Biology from Carleton College and a master of science degree in Computer Sciences from the University of Wisconsin/Madison.

Envysion Selected to Present at Colorado Inventor Showcase

LOUISVILLE, Colo., Nov. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- WHO: Robert Hagens Chief Technology Officer Envysion, Inc. (http://www.envysion.com) At Envysion, Hagens is responsible for Envysion's technical direction and for the development of its Managed Video as a Service offering. Prior to Envysion, Hagens was SVP of Network Engineering at Level 3 Communications, where he was instrumental in designing and building one of the largest Internet and VoIP networks in the world. Before that, he was Director of Internet Engineering and the founding engineer responsible for MCI's Internet backbone. He also was a Senior Engineer at Advanced Network and Services (ANS). Rob received a bachelor of arts degree in Biology from Carleton College and a master of science degree in Computer Sciences from the University of Wisconsin/Madison.

Ballet degree will pointe dancers in right direction

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Scotland's first degree in modern ballet to be unveiled

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Iranian minister sacked over fake Oxford degree

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Artwork from the Scottish Art College Degree Shows 2008 / Ceramics by Laura Rigby

Showcase of work by exceptional students from Scottish Arts Schools will be shown alongside ceramic works by Lochgelly Centre's ceramics and pottery tutor Laura Rigby.

Fun Things To Do With a Math Or Science Degree?

bxwatso writes "My niece just took the ACT and got a perfect score on the math section. 25 years ago, when I took the test, the kids who aced the math section were pretty special. Her score, combined with straight A's so far in high school, suggest to me that she might be able to go to a top university (MIT?) based on her math aptitude. The rub is that she doesn't like math or science, even though she finds them easy. She doesn't want to be an engineer or scientist. I thought the folks here would be a great group to ask: What are some creative, not too nerdy professions that nonetheless require a talent for math, engineering, or science?"

Privacy row as new website allows users a 360-degree 'drive' down your street

From now on anyone in the world could take a slow sight-seeing "drive" down your street, with just the click of a mouse.

JVC Introduces World's First PoE IP-Network PTZ Camera with 360 Degree Continuous Rotation

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JVC Introduces World's First PoE IP-Network PTZ Camera with 360 Degree Continuous Rotation

Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins LLP Files Class Action Suit against Noah Education Holdings, Ltd.

Google Voice Search Launches for iPhone

There has been a certain degree of pent-up excitement for Google’s new voice search functionality on the iPhone. It comes in the newest version of the already existing Google Mobile App. It was supposed to launch on Friday but was reportedly delayed until today.

Foley: Microsoft buy a 'good idea' for Yahoo, not Microsoft

Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang’s 180-degree turnaround — via which he’s now claiming that Microsoft buying Yahoo would be a “good idea” — is topping headlines today.

Texas man blogs about waiting for execution

Rogelio Reyes Cannady dreams of earning a degree that would lift him from his hardscrabble Texas roots to become a paralegal.

Passion Drives First Blog Network for Creative Pros

Press Release Designorati is building a 360-degree view of the creative world while revolutionizing the blogging revolution. PORTLAND, Ore.—22 Sept., 2005—Designorati…

Texas man blogs about waiting for execution

WASHINGTON – Rogelio Reyes Cannady dreams of earning a degree that would lift him from his hardscrabble Texas roots to become a paralegal.

Texas man blogs about waiting for execution

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Rogelio Reyes Cannady dreams of earning a degree that would lift him from his hardscrabble Texas roots to become a paralegal.

Good Cross-Platform Speech-Recognition Programs?

CryoStasis writes "I am a graduate student getting my degree in biomedical sciences. Because my work often requires me to maintain a local sterile environment (under a biological hood) I find that I am unable to physically touch my computer, which sits aside of me, in order to open my notes, protocols, etc. while I'm working. As a result I have begun to search for a voice-recognition program that will allow me to tell the computer what files/programs to launch. I know that the general field of voice recognition has come a long way, but I find that the build in speech recognition systems in both OS X and Vista, clunky and difficult to use. Are there any good quality, cross-platform speech-recognition programs available that might fit the bill?"

Good Cross Platform Speech Recognition Programs?

CryoStasis writes "I am a graduate student getting my degree in biomedical sciences. Because my work often requires me to maintain a local sterile environment (under a biological hood) I find that I am unable to physically touch my computer, which sits aside of me, in order to open my notes, protocols, etc. while I'm working. As a result I have begun to search for a voice-recognition program that will allow me to tell the computer what files/programs to launch. I know that the general field of voice recognition has come a long way, but I find that the build in speech recognition systems in both OS X and Vista, clunky and difficult to use. Are there any good quality, cross-platform speech-recognition programs available that might fit the bill?"

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Heather Whipps is a freelance writer with an anthropology degree from McGill University in Montreal, Canada.

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