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1.: FW: [psg_newbrunswick] Developer / Production Support with entertain From: Jeff Leichtman

2.: FW: N3UG Needs Your Help From: John Rechenberg

3.: INTERACTIVE TALK-SHOW TO DEBUT ON 107.7 THE BRONC From: John Rechenberg

4.: Fwd: October New Jersey IIBA Chapter Meeting From: Peter Lutz

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1.: FW: [psg_newbrunswick] Developer / Production Support with entertain

Posted by: "Jeff Leichtman" jeff.leichtman@live.com dzeph317

Wed Oct 6, 2010 6:42 am (PDT)

To: bindu@datanomics.com
From: blanka@datanomics.com
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2010 09:41:16 -0400
Subject: [psg_newbrunswick] Developer / Production Support with entertainment industry exp - Warren, NJ - 6 mos + RTH

Position: Developer / Production Support
Address: Warren, NJ
Length: 6 mos + RTH
Bill Rate: $48-53/hr
Should be on our W2
No corp to Corp
Face-to-Face interview required at own expense
Skills Required:
· Unix, Unix Shell Scripting, SQL, PL/SQL, Java preferred
· - Rotating on-call support required
· Strong Unix Experience Required (Solaris, AIX, HP-UX)
· Strong Unix shell Scripting Experience Required
· Websphere application server Experience Required
· Strong SQL & PL/SQL Experience Required
· Strong working knowledge of Oracle required
· IT position but candidate to have previous working experience for a company in the Entertainment Industry, such as Disney, Sony, Sony BMG, MTV, major record labels, network television stations, etc.
· Flex or Flash Experience Preferred
· Catalog Management/Content Publishing Experience Preferred
· BS
· Must come from entertainment bus - this is an it position but the manager would prefer to have candidates who have come from the entertainment, music, video or movie industry. ideal candidate would have had experience working for iTUNES, Sony or Disney.

Bindu Lanka
Senior Technical Recruiter
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Datanomics
200 Centennial Avenue, Suite 140, Piscataway, NJ 08854
(732) 981-0192 ext. 217 office / (732) 981-0182 fax
blanka@datanomics.com

Please visit us at www.datanomics.com

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2.: FW: N3UG Needs Your Help

Posted by: "John Rechenberg" jar1@optimum.net john_rechenberg

Wed Oct 6, 2010 12:29 pm (PDT)

Anyone who wishes to help out the user group? It's a good potential
networking opportunity.

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From: Pat Rovner [mailto:pat.rovner@setfocus.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 9:50 AM
To: jar1@optimum.net
Subject: N3UG Needs Your Help

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N3UG Needs Your Help Now!

Each month, the N3UG provides learning and networking opportunities for
developers in northern New Jersey. But it can't continue without your
support and commitment.

Volunteers are needed to handle and manage the following items:

* Schedule and coordinate speakers
* Recruit sponsorship
* Develop monthly email to members

An hour or two a month is all that's required. Step up and take an active
role in the N3UG. Share your vision for the group's direction.

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3.: INTERACTIVE TALK-SHOW TO DEBUT ON 107.7 THE BRONC

Posted by: "John Rechenberg" jar1@optimum.net john_rechenberg

Wed Oct 6, 2010 12:36 pm (PDT)

Subject: FW: [INTERACTIVE TALK-SHOW TO DEBUT ON 107.7 THE BRONC

Janelle Razzino, the recruiter who attended Monday night's BCNC meeting, is
going to be the first guest on this radio talk show, this Sunday, Oct 9th at
8am -Your Career is Calling.. If you are up on Sunday morning, you may want
to listen. Your hosts will be Frank Kovacs from the Breakfast Club and Rod
Colon, the CEO of ETP Networks.

Please pass it on to anyone who may be interested.

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INTERACTIVE TALK-SHOW TO DEBUT ON 107.7 THE BRONC ON SEPTEMBER 19

Not so long ago, job-seekers and other career-minded professionals used to
pore over the Sunday classifieds in search of that next position, the one
that might take them to the next level of business.

Starting September 19, career-climbers can simply tune into 107.7 The Bronc,
the on-campus radio station at Rider University, on Sunday mornings at 8
a.m. for a new and interactive call-in program entitled Your Career is
Calling: Your Weekly Appointment for Career Choices, Decisions and Success.
The one-hour show, hosted by Frank Kovacs '84 and Rod Colon, will debut this
weekend around the topic of "Building, Tracking and Maintaining Your
Network." It's a subject particularly close to the heart of Kovacs, a 1984
Rider graduate who is the founder and CEO of The Breakfast Club NJ, a
3,000-member networking group established to promote career growth, special
networking and help people in career transition.

"Radio was a logical next step for us," explained Kovacs, who founded the
Breakfast Club, NJ in the wake of the September 11 attacks to help restore
what he calls "a semblance of order" to the lives of myriad professionals
who, during that time of economic and financial uncertainty, suddenly found
themselves on the job market after years of relative security.

"So many people were out of tune with the current ways of the market," said
Kovacs, who co-hosts the show with Colon, CEO of The ETP (Empowering Today's
Professionals) Network. "They hadn't looked for a new job in 20 years, and
suddenly had to represent themselves again."

For years, Kovacs had been a senior manager at a major New Jersey Bank, and
had seen corporate culture shape the role of people in his role - and not
always for the better.

"In the earlier part of my career, a huge part of managing was the career
management of the people who reported to them," he explained. "In many
cases, the focus on that had lessened a great deal, but I had always prided
myself on developing people along the way."

Fueled by this passion for steering careers in the right direction, Kovacs
began his small networking club, meeting once a month in accessible, central
locations. It has since grown by leaps and bounds, incorporating social
media like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter to expand his base of professional
contacts.

"Job-hunting is a game of inches," said Kovacs, who estimates that 85
percent of jobs are obtained as the result of networking. "If we can give
them that little edge, we remain vital."

Your Career is Calling is the next step in Kovacs's commitment to area
networking, and he calls his partnership with Rider and 107.7 The Bronc a
key opportunity to expand his reach. "I think we'll introduce ourselves to a
whole new audience, in addition to the people who we're already in touch
with through The Breakfast Club NJ," he said. Your Career is Calling can be
heard on the FM dial, as well as online at <http://www.rider.edu/>
http://www.rider.edu, either live on Sunday mornings or anytime via podcast.

Other topics to follow this season include "Run Your Career as a Business,"
"The Hidden Job Market," and How to Start a Conversation." Kovacs and Colon
will welcome guests in studio and take callers to discuss the day's topic,
as well as other career, employment and networking questions. Listeners can
reach the studio at 877-900-1077.

Kovacs is eager to launch the show, and hopes it has the same success as The
Breakfast Club NJ.

"It's a good feeling when we see our people helping each other," he said.

Learn more about The Breakfast Club NJ at:
<http://www.thebreakfastclubnj.com/> http://www.thebreakfastclubnj.com

Learn more about The ETP Network at <http://www.etpnetwork.com/>
http://www.etpnetwork.com

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