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• PHP Rock Star, LAMP, solid Pre-IPO Equity Opp, Social Media Co. at Cybercoders (Sunnyvale, CA)

  of PHP / LAMP development (industry) experience – Strong OO PHP coding & MySQL experience- Previous experience with MVC- … please apply today!Required SkillsLAMP, PHP , PHP5, MySQL, OOP, Scalable If you are a good fit for the PHPRock…

• PHP LAMP Back End Server Exif, IPTC, XMP, Dublin Core FreeBSD at Cybercoders (Venice, CA)

  ROR Ruby Software PHP LAMP Back End Developer Hadoop Hbase MySQL JavaScript Database Users Scaleable Scaled Software … Python ROR Ruby Software If you are a good fit for the PHP LAMP Back End Server Exif, IPTC, XMP, Dublin Core…

• Web Developer – Innovative Startup at Cybercoders (Bellevue, WA)

  apply today!Required SkillsHtml, CSS, Javascript, Ruby, PHP, Python, Jquery, Grails, Groovy, Java, RESTful, MySQL, … a background that includes:Html, CSS, Javascript, Ruby, PHP, Python, Jquery, Grails, Groovy, Java, RESTful, MySQL,…

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Can you code? Or you do you know someone that does code – php, java, rails, hadoop, etc… Whatever the flavor, not really concerned since I’m not a coder, but need someone that is coder who is also personable and willing to be CTO/Co-Founder in a startup to help people online.

No previous CTO experience necessary.

No previous startup experience or relationship in the past with me personally is needed.

Location isn’t a big factor since we can do this with the available tools in 2011. Would like the person to be USA based however and have a good grasp of the English language (doesn’t have to be that person’s primary language, but should be able to communicate in English so that others can understand).

Ping me directly via Twitter DM or @ – @RexDixon to find out more info or if you know my personal email, drop me a line directly referencing this post.

Technically Speaking, I have ideas that just need to be executed! :)

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Here is a FREE iTunes download that I found over here for a limited time:

South African Sensation The Parlotones Offer 2010 SAMA “Music Video of the Year” as Free iTunes Download

4-Piece South African Natives Perform to over 1 Billion at 2010 World Cup Concert, Announce U.S. Tour Dates for Fall

WHAT: The week of June 21^st, iTunes will be offering The Parlotones’s “Push Me to the Floor” music video free for download at: http://itunes.apple.com/us/video/push-me-to-the-floor/id377540364. The video was awarded “Best Music Video of the Year” at the 2010 SAMA Awards in April. This September, The Parlotones will perform in select U.S. cities to support the North American release of their new album, Stardust Galaxies.

WHO: The Parlotones have shared the stage with musical greats, including Kings of Leon, The Gossip, Violent Femmes, Jimmy Eat World, New Model Army, Evanescence, Staind, The Rasmus, UB40 and Collective Soul. They have achieved multi-platinum-selling status in their home country of South Africa, selling more records than Coldplay, The Killers, and Oasis combined.

The Parlotones preformed in front of a global audience of over 1 billion viewers for the 2010 FIFA World Cup and Kick-Off Celebration Concert. In 2009, the band embarked on a sold-out, 300-date world tour, packing out 1000+ capacity venues in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, Benelux, Russia, the US and the UK. They closed out the global tour at the Dome in Johannesburg, writing their own piece of African history by becoming the first South African band to ever headline the venue.

The Parlotones darkly romantic lyrics, atmospheric pop structures, and ambitious live shows have earned them rave response from fans and critics alike. Their new album, Stardust Galaxies, was released in Europe on June 4^th, 2010, with the North American release slated for September.

WHEN: The music video for “Push Me to the Floor” can be downloaded free from iTunes the week of June 21^st. The Parlotones begin their U.S. tour Tuesday, September 14^th in Washington, D.C. Full tour details are below.

WHERE: 9/14/10 – Washington, D.C. @ DC9 Tickets: http://bit.ly/aBFruJ

9/15/10 – Philadelphia, PA @ M Room Tickets: http://bit.ly/cPb93x

9/16/10 – Allston, MA @ Great Scott Tickets: http://bit.ly/at1LU9

9/17/10 – New York, NY @ The Mercury Lounge Tickets: http://bit.ly/bUwqwS

9/18/10 – Hoboken, NJ @ Maxwell’s Tickets: http://bit.ly/EN8zi

9/19/10 – Toronto, ONT @ Lee’s Palace Tickets: http://bit.ly/MVyK6

9/20/10 – Chicago, IL @ Schubas Tavern Tickets: http://bit.ly/d2qzFH

More information in The Parlotones: http://www.theparlotones.net

“Push Me to the Floor” can be downloaded free the week of June 21^st at: http://itunes.apple.com/us/video/push-me-to-the-floor/id377540364

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Technically Speaking, you should always go read more …

This guy has been around for awhile and has a boatload of good back content to read:

I have yet to run into to many people who do not like Music of some sort.   Matter of fact, just the conversation I have with people about music turns into a rather enjoyable experience. 

Music Makes a Difference

Now that I have this little project I am working on called, Random Access Radio Listening Party, I am seeing first hand how social networking and Music are a natural combination.  I guess you could say Woodstock was the first social networking group that brought people together with music.  Thank goodness for the internet which makes sharing music with people a lot easier than slopping around in the mud on a farm in New York.

Music, like golf, brings out a different part of a person.  You may see a hardcore senior executive who has been around the block a few times with the battles that are waged in the board rooms, but when you turn on a CD player with Bob Seger playing the salty old aristocrat starts putting on a clinic on how to play Air Guitar.  Music allows people to relax.

Music brings out memories of times you had when things were not as tough as they are now and we ALL could use some of those good memories to stave off the bad ones we are generating with the situation today’s world is in.  But, I am not here to talk politics unless listening to solid music with solid friends is political then you can place me to the far right on that issue making for a FUN time.

Golf + Music = FUN²

But back to the golf which I also hold in high regard as an activity that promotes social networking.  There are not many golfers I know who do not like music.  Recently I have seen where music playing afterwards at the 19th hole is preferred before watching the Golf Channel.  Guess there is something to the music an social networking thing.

Technically Speaking, I think music should be in everything, but you should read more …

Probably because they didn’t put the two commercial actors in a Colts and Saints jersey! Right? Right??? Please tell me this is 2010 and not 1910.

Originally seen here and on this very cool new user submits the story site called iSpotAStory out of NYC (met the brains behind this site when I lived there, glad to see she is really pushing it hard these days!).

CBS rejects ManCrunch.com Superbowl ad.

Technically Speaking, I thought this was America 2010, apparently hate, discrimination, and homophobia all run wild no matter what the news media tells you, even $2.6 million isn’t going to make this commercial air on Super Bowl Sunday!

This is a general question out to my readers. How many readers do I have? Probably zero at this point as I have posted very rarely lately, but this is a thought that I think many that work as I do would like an answer too. At least they should have an opinion to share via the comments or in some way? Most of the people I interact with regularly work online either from a shared space office, out of their home, or even 35,000 feet up on some airplane.

How do you hit the OFF switch on your lightbulb? Do you hit the OFF switch? Or are you on 24/7, connected at all time no matter what. iPhone, Black(crack)berry, Macbook only inches from your hands, bluetooth in your ear, while typing in two spots simultaneously! If you are too shy to leave a comment, ping me with @ via twitter or something!

Technically Speaking, I’m back from NYC and the short lived cubicle life, back in the STL for the holidays, and picking up new work for my 2010 dance card.

While I can’t really go into deep details here, the whole NYC experience was a costly yet interesting one. While the sun sets on the bright lights of life in the Big Apple, the twists and turns somehow end up working out. Note: The track that is auto-playing is “Little Wonders by Rob Thomas”; video at the end of the post. I feel the lyrics sum things up rather well at this time.

Sure, I will miss the location of living across the street and around the corner from the places where NYPD rolls on a call, as well as the views, I won’t miss other aspects of living in NYC.

If nothing else, I can always say that at one time, for 6 weeks, I lived right next door to the Empire State Building. I walked the streets at night exploring the neighborhood.

While for some people that love the whole NYC experience, such as my buddy in Chicago who loves brick and subways, I’m more of surfer dude and always have been.

Technically Speaking, while I wish that the whole situation in NYC would have been fully resolved and I could talk more about it openly, I just wanted to update everyone – as well as say – Happy Thanksgiving week! If you want more details, just ask me directly and I can provide them privately. I hope you know what you are thankful for. I sure have a lot to be thankful for this past year.

One last thing I want to share with those that have given me the crazy eye about my definition of a nice lawn – not so crazy am I? :)

Little Wonders by Rob Thomas