Wednesday, November 3, 2010

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1a.

Re: [CIT_Group] Please Sign the Petition to Continue UnemploymentBen

Posted by: "natalie levy" levnat16@yahoo.com   levnat16

Tue Nov 2, 2010 9:13 am (PDT)



Sorry to intervene. Having both houses filled with the representatives of the
same party, in fact, having a totalitarian regime in the country, is exactly
what has brought us to our knees.

I think this is what everyone has to look at and not how to extend the
unemployment benefits. We need to put those representatives in place who would
bring us jobs, who would close our borders and send the illegals back to where
they came from, who would ensure the security in this country not by stripping
us naked or scanning us to cancer at the airports, etc., etc.. When did we turn
into beggers? When did it happen that the Americans started begging  the corrupt
government with a "leader" who has never maid a payroll to throw them a bone? 

What message are you trying to convey? And why don't you believe in your own
abilities and talents that you want an extension of the lousy benefits? I am not
in a better situation than you are, but I feel disgusting by accepting these
checks even though this is my first unemployment after more than 20 years of
hardship.... I wish I had a job, not an extension....

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From: Richard Elkan <relkan@optonline.net>
To: ontelll@yahoo.com; Barbara Kane-Burke <kane_burke@msn.com>; Careers In
Transition Group <Careers_In_Transition@yahoogroups.com>; ljwalker3@yahoo.com;
jswt@willowgrovechurch.org; rightnjitnetwork@yahoogroups.com;
mn077@yahoogroups.com; itroundtable@yahoogroups.com;
absolutelyjobleads-east@yahoogroups.com;
westchester_networking_organization@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, November 1, 2010 6:39:08 PM
Subject: [itroundtable] RE: [CIT_Group] Please Sign the Petition to Continue
UnemploymentBenefits Program!

 
Ontell,
 
Thank you for your observation. I think Barbara may be thinking that one party
is more compassionate then the other. I wonder which one she believes would help
the needy the most?
 
 
 
 

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Sent: Monday, November 01, 2010 6:21 PM
To: Barbara Kane-Burke; Careers In Transition Group; relkan@optonline.net;
ljwalker3@yahoo.com ; jswt@willowgrovechurch.org;
rightnjitnetwork@yahoogroups.com; mn077@yahoogroups.com;
itroundtable@yahoogroups.com; absolutelyjobleads-east@yahoogroups.com;
westchester_networking_organization@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [CIT_Group] Please Sign the Petition to Continue
UnemploymentBenefits Program!
 
They did name the party, read again and relax.
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

________________________________

From: Barbara Kane-Burke <kane_burke@msn.com>
Sender: Careers_In_Transition@yahoogroups.com
Date: Mon, 1 Nov 2010 22:06:28 +0100
To: <relkan@optonline.net>; < ljwalker3@yahoo.com >;
<jswt@willowgrovechurch.org>; <rightnjitnetwork@yahoogroups.com>;
<mn077@yahoogroups.com>; <itroundtable@yahoogroups.com>;
<careers_in_transition@yahoogroups.com>;
<absolutelyjobleads-east@yahoogroups.com>;
<westchester_networking_organization@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: RE: [CIT_Group] Please Sign the Petition to Continue Unemployment
Benefits Program!
 
 
As a former person who was active in CIT and still keeps on the distribution
list if she can help someone, I have no problem with anyone saying go out to
vote.
 
I do have a problem with people recommending to vote for any party.
 
This is not the first time nor the second that an email has gone out
recommending one party or the other.
 
If this continues, I will have my name removed from the distributioin list.
 
This is a networking organization to help each other not to promote politics.
 
 
 

Regards, Barbara
Barbara Kane-Burke
973-898-9234
201-274-3067 cell
kane_burke@msn.com

 

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From: relkan@optonline.net
Date: Mon, 1 Nov 2010 16:29:53 -0400
Subject: RE: [CIT_Group] Please Sign the Petition to Continue Unemployment
Benefits Program!

 
Don't forget to vote tomorrow for the party that will be most compassionate to
those in need!

 
 
 
 

________________________________

From:Careers_In_Transition@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:Careers_In_Transition@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Lola Walker
Sent: Monday, November 01, 2010 11:19 AM
To: jswt@willowgrovechurch.org; RightNJITNetwork@yahoogroups.com;
mn077@yahoogroups.com; itroundtable@yahoogroups.com;
careers_in_transition@yahoogroups.com; AbsolutelyJobLeads-East@yahoogroups.com;
westchester_Networking_Organization@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [CIT_Group] Please Sign the Petition to Continue Unemployment Benefits
Program!
 
 
Hello -

Two million unemployed workers will be cut off from expanded federal jobless
benefits in December alone -- unless Congress acts to continue the program
beyond its Nov. 30 expiration.

Congress should make this the first order of business before the start of the
holiday season.  That's why I've signed a Petition to Congress at
Unemployedworkers.org

Here's their website:
http://unemployedworkers.org/sites/unemployedworkers/index.php

And here's the Petition to Congress:
http://www.unemployedworkers.org/page/s/Sign_the_Petition_to_Congress

Please sign the Petition.

Thanks!
 

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1b.

Re: [CIT_Group] Please Sign the Petition to Continue UnemploymentBen

Posted by: "Robert Saunders" saundersr@acm.org   bpwinbob

Tue Nov 2, 2010 10:16 am (PDT)



@Natalie Levy: Unemployment benefits are not welfare, it is an insurance
program and we have all paid the premiums through payroll deduction. Did
you ever read your paystubs? It's usually SUI for State Unemployment
Insurance. We do not have a totalitarian regime in this country. We have
a democratically elected representative government. It's not working
very well at this time because the deregulation of the media has allowed
a very conservative, formerly Australian billionaire to buy thousands of
newspapers and radio stations and hundreds of TV stations to fill your
head with the right wing propaganda that you have just repeated on these
lists.

When we cut taxes on the wealthy, they "take profits" and we go into a
recession. I've been watching this happen since 1981. Thus, tax breaks
for the wealthy do not create jobs. In fact, the opposite is true, if
you raise their personal tax rates, they will leave their money invested
and grow their businesses.

If you think people who need unemployment benefits (for which they paid
premiums) to survive until there are jobs to be had don't really want to
work, you are totally ignorant. We all want to work, but until that
becomes possible, many people need a little help surviving until that
becomes a possibility for them.

To everyone else on these lists, I apologize if you think I got off the
topic of of your group, but "America is in hard times, not end times"
[--Jon Stewart] and I feel the need to counter ignorance and intolerance
with facts, sanity, and civility.
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2a.

Re: Please Sign the Petition to Continue Unemployment Benefits Progr

Posted by: "Reinke_F_John" fjohn@reinke.cc   reinkefj

Tue Nov 2, 2010 11:32 am (PDT)



--- In itroundtable@yahoogroups.com, Lola Walker <ljwalker3@...> wrote:
> Two million unemployed workers will be cut off from expanded federal jobless benefits in December alone -- unless Congress acts to continue the program beyond its Nov. 30 expiration.

Sorry, but I'm unemployed / forcibly retired by the crappy economy -- for which I blame the Gooferment, its politicians, and its bureaucrats.

But "unemployment insurance" is ... sham! It's purpose is to allow the Gooferment, politicians and bureaucrats to pretend that they give a rat's behind for ordinary people. It gives them a nice shiny program to run ---- staffed by well-paid well-pensioned well-connected bureaucrats -- who spend a lot of time and money "administrating".

"Unemployment" is not an insurable risk. It's not like tornado, flood, fire, or car accident. There's not a distinct pool of people who can share the adverse consequence.

So, it's a welfare program.

We already have welfare programs. Why do we need one more? So, we can pretend it's not?

The Gooferment (i.e., Federal, State, and Local) only gets wealth by taking it from others. Everyone is broke. So, why increase welfare when we don't have it in the first place.

Sorry, but I think that we have to be fair to posterity and stop spending. I like the idea of a 10% across the board cut in all Gooferment budgets. Every single last one of them items in the budget. No exceptions!

Stop collecting "unemployment insurance premiums"! Stop paying any "unemployment insurance claims". Tough bitter medicine. But, like a drunk, we have to hit rock bottom, to start the recovery.

Mad? Blame the politicians and bureaucrats. And the "liberal" big Gooferment Socialists who started this ponzi scheme.

imho,
fjohn
the big fat old turkey hisself

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3.

IT Roundtable - This group is for IT Professionals to network

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

Tue Nov 2, 2010 11:47 am (PDT)



I was hoping these postings would quietly peter out, but it seems to be
getting stronger instead. So, I am asking everyone to no longer respond to
these e-mails, they must stop immediately as they are completely
inappropriate and off topic.

All I ask is that everyone remember to vote.

Thank you,

John Rechenberg, PMP
158 Harcourt Avenue
Bergenfield, NJ 07621-1960
jar1@optonline.net
H: [201]387-9063

C: [201]694-3571

http://www.linkedin.com/in/johnrechenberg

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From: itroundtable@yahoogroups.com [mailto:itroundtable@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Reinke_F_John
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010 2:32 PM
To: itroundtable@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [itroundtable] Re: Please Sign the Petition to Continue
Unemployment Benefits Program!

--- In itroundtable@yahoogroups.com <mailto:itroundtable%40yahoogroups.com>
, Lola Walker <ljwalker3@...> wrote:
> Two million unemployed workers will be cut off from expanded federal
jobless benefits in December alone -- unless Congress acts to continue the
program beyond its Nov. 30 expiration.
,___

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4a.

Stop the Welfare..... and do not Sign the Petition to Continue Unemp

Posted by: "McKenna4751@aol.com" McKenna4751@aol.com   mckenna4751

Tue Nov 2, 2010 2:54 pm (PDT)




_saundersr@acm.org_ (mailto:saundersr@acm.org)

I disagree with your analysis: Yes Unemployment benefits are needed for
those who are out of work but it is now a form of welfare. I would prefer a
private employment plan that I could control my insurance coverage like my
car and house. I have paid the premiums through payroll deduction however I
am not able to collect my insurance money, as the moon and the stars do not
line up with the government control !

State Unemployment Insurance is another government buracy with control and
power managed by a unprofessional Depart of Labor that is miss-managed.
It is another overhead cost on all citizens. We are close to a
totalitarian regime in this country. We had a democratically elected representative
government. It's not working very well as most of the media have a liberal
editorial point of view and have backed a very liberal commie Marxist
government in power and fill your head with the left wing propaganda that you
have just repeated by the lib's....

When we cut taxes on all taxpayers we "take profits" and we go into our
rights. Capitalism can and does increase production and not government jobs
that I pay for......Bergen county has the 3 rd highest taxes in the
USA.....Their are over 10.000 counties !

We want to get out of 13 trillion dollars of debt and unemployment by not
taxing us more !....If not we are heading to a recession. I have been
watching this happen thus, tax breaks for the wealthy. middle class and all
small business owners are required to create jobs.

Save our country that I have fought for....liberty freedom and the per suit
of happiness .....

Mike McKenna
_mckenna4751@aol.com_ (mailto:mckenna4751@aol.com)
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4b.

Re: Stop the Welfare..... and do not Sign the Petition to Continue U

Posted by: "Anthony Gerace" tonygerace@hotmail.com   tonygerace41

Tue Nov 2, 2010 10:27 pm (PDT)





Mr. McKenna,

Your liberterian fantasy is very heartwarming. Somewhere Ayn Rand (and Rand Paul) are smiling.

Since the private unemployment insurance plan that you discuss does not exist in reality at this time, the unemployed who have run out of benefits and have been unable to find work can just die.

They should die, since they are all worthless parasites.

To minimize waste, after they die they should be butchered and fed to the worthier citizens who still have jobs.

As an added benefit, this will increase employment for butchers.

That's my solution, anyway.

Enjoy your job -- as long as you still have one.

Love,

Tony Gerace, worthless parasite


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CC: McKenna4751@aol.com
From: McKenna4751@aol.com
Date: Tue, 2 Nov 2010 17:53:59 -0400
Subject: [itroundtable] Stop the Welfare..... and do not Sign the Petition to Continue Unemp.

saundersr@acm.org

I disagree with your analysis: Yes Unemployment benefits are needed for those who are out of work but it is now a form of welfare. I would prefer a private employment plan that I could control my insurance coverage like my car and house. I have paid the premiums through payroll deduction however I am not able to collect my insurance money, as the moon and the stars do not line up with the government control !

State Unemployment Insurance is another government buracy with control and power managed by a unprofessional Depart of Labor that is miss-managed.
It is another overhead cost on all citizens. We are close to a totalitarian regime in this country. We had a democratically elected representative government. It's not working very well as most of the media have a liberal editorial point of view and have backed a very liberal commie Marxist government in power and fill your head with the left wing propaganda that you have just repeated by the lib's....

When we cut taxes on all taxpayers we "take profits" and we go into our rights. Capitalism can and does increase production and not government jobs that I pay for......Bergen county has the 3 rd highest taxes in the USA.....Their are over 10.000 counties !

We want to get out of 13 trillion dollars of debt and unemployment by not taxing us more !....If not we are heading to a recession. I have been watching this happen thus, tax breaks for the wealthy. middle class and all small business owners are required to create jobs.

Save our country that I have fought for....liberty freedom and the per suit of happiness .....

Mike McKenna
mckenna4751@aol.com

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5.

Director, Princeton Project Office

Posted by: "Alicja Lisnow" a_lisnow@yahoo.com   a_lisnow

Wed Nov 3, 2010 4:55 am (PDT)



Director, Princeton Project Office

Institution:
Princeton University

Location:
Princeton, NJ

Category:

Admin - Computing - Management/Director

Posted:
11/02/2010

Application Due:
Open Until Filled

Type:
Full Time

 
Position Summary: Reporting to the Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer, the Director of the Princeton Project Office (PPO) is responsible for overseeing the University's IT governance and project planning processes; for ensuring University-wide IT projects are delivered on time, within budget and with expected results. The Director supervises a team of highly motivated IT professionals, is a member of the OIT Cabinet and serves on a variety of University committees representing OIT.
- Oversees the Princeton Project Office, which is responsible for ensuring the success of University-wide IT projects including deployment readiness; risk management; capability transfer and support; audit and review. In addition, the Director is the steward of the University's IT Governance Model, the Princeton Project Management Methodology, the OIT Project Portfolio.
- Facilitates the University's annual IT project planning process, including reviewing project proposals, ensuring effective resourcing and funding strategies, and preparing a project slate for senior management endorsement.
- Works with key University stakeholders to identify and manage potential risks and other issues associated with critical University-wide projects.
- Prepares agendas for and facilitates the monthly Enterprise Systems Planning Group (ESPG) meetings, ensuring that the University's senior management is aware of the status and impact of IT projects.
- Works closely with academic departments and administrative offices, as needed, to rescue projects in distress and/or lead complex IT initiatives that are key to the continued success of OIT and the University.
- Establishes, enhances and maintains effective relationships and communication with all University constituents.
- Works closely with the Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer, in collaboration with the other OIT Directors, on strategic OIT initiatives.
- Participates in the OIT Cabinet and serves on a variety of University-wide committees, including the Desktop Systems Council (DeSC).
Essential Qualifications: - A minimum of 15 years of IT project management experience within a University setting.
- A dynamic leader with excellent interpersonal skills, who values, and excels at, collaboration and customer service.
- A demonstrated knowledge and understanding of project management principles, methodologies and of how to successfully implement IT projects at an institution of higher education.
- Exceptional communication skills, both written and oral, and active listening skills.
- Ability to work effectively at all levels of the organization and influence others to progress toward a common vision or goal.
- In-depth knowledge of, and familiarity with, IT products and services.
- A thorough understanding of IT in higher education.
- A commitment to diversity and to serving the needs of a diverse University community.
Education Required: Bachelor's Degree
Preferred Qualifications: - Project management experience at an institution similar to Princeton University
Application Information

Contact:
Project and Consulting Srvcs - 726
Princeton University

Online App. Form:
https://jobs.princeton.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=60228&jtsrc=www.hig heredjobs.com&jtrfr=www.peopleadmin.com&adorig=PA
More Information on Princeton University

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