similar to: Need help in filing Ruby on Rails Developer position in NY

I've been running into some problems with LVM thin provisioning in CentOS 6.3. Some of these I have reported to RH Bugzilla (e.g. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=883629). The upshot seems to be that in RHEL 6.3 the features are "preview" but in 6.4 they are "full featured/robust" (hopefully) and many of the bugs are fixed. This raises the following

Hi there, here are my config files for ices and icecast2: <icecast> <location>Pete's Flat</location> <admin>mr2147@bigfoot.com</admin> <limits> <clients>20</clients> <sources>4</sources> <threadpool>5</threadpool>

greetings all, I''ll be in New York for training in either August or Sept and wanted to see if there were any Ruby on Rails training sessions offered in the city that I could sign up for for a day or two...it''d be great to get a hands-on jumpstart on some of this stuff. thanx S __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the

I''ve been trying to put together a local group.. If anyone is interested, check out www.techvalleyonrails.com Thanks!

Hello folks, We have started a new rails community in the Albany, Schenectady, Troy, Saratoga (Tech Valley) are of NY. For now, we have a little listserve up and running. To join, go to www.techvalleyonrails.com Best, Brian --------------------------- Brian Corrigan ---------------------------

Anyone from this group in or around Hudson Valley NY? Looking for some local connections or groups to learn with and from. (thanks to Marnen Laibow-Koser for his techvalleyrb suggestion)

Quantitative Research Analyst (New York, NY) Description The Millburn Corporation, a money management firm in the alternative investment business, is seeking a Quantitative Research Analyst to work in our New York City office. The firm trades financial and commodity futures and currency forwards using systematic trading methodologies. The candidate will work within the research group, which is

Coyote Point Systems is looking for a person excited to design and manage our formal software release and QA management process as well as develop software. This person must be able to suggest improvements and also implement them using their excellent programming skills (C, please) combined with their in-depth understanding of web infrastructure protocols and languages. This developer must be

Hi Folks, We need a Ruby on Rails Developer for a position in NY . This would be a year long project. If you feel interested, please get ack to me ASAP at shveta-0YH+sTdFUt5Wk0Htik3J/w@public.gmane.org Thanks, Shveta shveta-0YH+sTdFUt5Wk0Htik3J/w@public.gmane.org

ring oss for ny mail adr

I am looking for someone to tutor me in R programming and GIT (version control) for a small start-up company. Areas of interest are graph theory (igraph), network analysis and Rankpage (sorting, ranking) algorithms. I am located in NY- Long Island. Great pay CASH 10-20 hrs to start Contact Tom tlukes at gmail.com [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

I have a recording studio in Brooklyn NY and I am seeking help in some lessons and setting up. I have been learning linux and asterisk very well thanks to lurking in the group and info on the voip-info. I would like some one to come over and give me a tutorial, check my box out, make sure everything is secure and answer some really dumb questions that I have. In return I will make available

I am looking for only a few DID's in the above areas using IAX. If the solution works to my customers satisfaction, I will be interested in getting whole sale prices. CA - California, mostly LA. WA -Washington, mostly Seattle BC - British Columbia, Canada, mostly Vancouver FL - Florida, mostly Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach NY-NY - well, the City.

Hi, Anyone has good/bad experience with SIP providers in upstate NY? Any recommendations of such provider who works great with Asterisk? Thanks, Andre Courchesne

wolfram@fischer-zim.ch wrote: > > Problem: > When tick marks are set by axis(), the default grid() does not always > correspond with the tick marks, although the manual of grid() says: > nx,ny: ... When `NULL', as per default, the grid aligns with the > tick marks on the corresponding axis, when `NA', no grid > lines are drawn in the

Friedrich, Thank you for your prompt response. Unfortunately, none of the CRAN mirrors seem to be working for me. I'm not really sure what's going on since I was able to download R about a year ago, but I recently got a new computer and needed to download it again. I'll see if my support staff here at the National Institutes of Health have any suggestions. Thanks again, Eric

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/02/16/sas-warms-to-open-source-one-letter-at-a-time/ SAS Warms to Open-Source One Letter at a TimeBy ASHLEE VANCE<http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/author/ashlee-vance/> The SAS Institute has borrowed a page from Sesame Street. It is now sponsoring the letter 'R.' Last month, I wrote an

R / S Programmer - New York Description: Kaplan Test Prep & Admissions is looking for a R / S Programmer to join their research based in New York City. We are looking for highly motivated individuals to work in a customer-focused environment. This is a unique opportunity to develop with a leading educational company with a diverse series of statistical applications in education/learning,

We're currently hiring at Okcupid. Software Engineer ----------------- Location: New York, NY (Chelsea / Union Square, 20-30 minutes from other boroughs and NJ). OkCupid has several open Software Engineer positions for which we seek an outstanding full-time technologists. Candidates should expect to work closely with the CTO on many critical technology issues, but the primary

Folks, The registration site for the Xen Summit is now online, please see details below. Although the official deadline for presentation proposals has passed its still possible to consider them -- please send a paragraph describing your proposal to summit-talks <at> xensource.com as soon as possible. Hope to see you at the summit! Best, Ian We are pleased to announce that IBM has