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Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, will visit Richmond and Charlottesville on Wednesday, according to a campaign news release. ... Source: jobs.joelonsoftware.com --- 31 days ago
As a Developer at the Rimm-Kaufman Group, you will work closely with our Client Services Teams, our Account Management team, our vendors, and our clients. You’ll build applications to help our company work efficiently. You’ll build applications to help our clients generate web sales efficiently. We’re looking for individuals who are smart and able to get things done; work well on teams; can communicate with non-engineers; and who write great code. Qualifications * excellent thinking skills * passion for writing great software * BS in Computer Science, or equivalent experience * solid experience in Linux, SQL, and Perl * familiarity with internet and intranet technologies * understanding of object-oriented design Experience with Apache, CSS, Mason, Javascript, mod_perl, and/or internet security preferred. Benefits * Profit sharing * 401K with company match * 17 vacation days * 10 paid holidays (including your birthday off with pay) * Health and Dental Insurance * FSA flexible health and dependent care accounts * ACAC Health Club, Corporate Membership Culture * Sane hours, No pager * Great colleagues and friendly office environment * Family-friendly workplace * Interesting work at a fast-moving, high growth (#315 on Inc. Magazine's Fastest Growing Companies 2008) startup Interested? Email cover letter, resume, salary history, references to jobs@rimmkaufman.com. ... Source: www.jobster.com --- 1 day ago
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Road to Charlottesville ... Source: video1.washingtontimes.com --- 6 days ago
Greetings from Charlottesville ... Source: mortgage.build-reciprocal-links.com --- 8 days ago
Here's the *Mortgage* Math, courtesy of US Bank *Mortgage Calculator*: Loan amount - $895000.00 (10% down) Term of loan - 30 years Interest rate -... ... Source: www.tidefans.com --- 38 days ago
Anybody in the Charlottesville, VA area that may know if/where the game will be on this weekend? I know the alumni chapter in Richmond will be watching it, but I won't be able to make the drive in time. I doubt 360 will work in my hotel room. Thanks, and Roll Tide! ... Source: www.dailyprogress.com --- 26 days ago
Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential nominee U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill, will be in Charlottesville on Wednesday. ...
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Charlottesville’s annual City Auction is being held today at the City Yard on Fourth Street Northwest. ...
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Charlottesville, Virginia, United States This is a great place to visit for the entire family. Full of history and fun. Monticello is the home of Thomas Jefferson. It sits on a hill above the University of Virginia which he founded. ... Original story at TravelPod.com Recent Updates . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: University of Virginia . ... Source: preservationinpink.wordpress.com --- 9 days ago
Wednesday September 17 was the United Way’s Day of Caring where thousands of volunteers from area organizations and companies go out into the community for various service projects. The City of Charlottesville was sent to the Monticello Area Community Action Agency for landscaping/yard maintenance. I was looking forward to a morning outdoors away from the office and getting some [...] ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 8 days ago
The televised debate between 5th Congressional District candidates Rep. Virgil Goode, R-Rocky Mount, and Tom Perriello has been put on hold. ... Source: www.cvillepublicmedia.org --- 4 days ago
Chris Saxman, a member of the Virginia House of Delegates and Co-Chairman of the Virginia Campaign for John McCain, joined Coy on Charlottesville Right Now. ... Source: www.cvillepublicmedia.org --- 4 days ago
Former Democratic National Committee Chairman and Chairman of Hilary Clinton’s Presidential Campaign, Terry McAuliffe joined Coy Barefoot to discuss the Wall Street meltdown, the failed bailout, and Barack Obama’s Health Care Plan vs. John McCain’s Health Care Plan. ... Source: cvillewords.com --- 4 days ago
Sean has big plans for Charlottesville Podcasting Network. Click over to his blog and leave a comment if you’re interested in participating: And then, there’s what I want to do. I have ambitions to create a weekly arts podcast, a three-minute newscast for Charlottesville Tomorrow, maybe even a podcast for the area’s gay community. via Citizen 3,445,320,043: [...] ...
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A few days ago, I went to the 12th annual Charlottesville Vegetarian Festival with a good friend (who is also the founder and Executive Director of GreenRight , a new environmental/social-justice nonprofit). Coordinated by the group Voices for Animals and run entirely by volunteers, the event brings together people of all stripes and shades from throughout central Virginia for a smorgasbord of green goodies. After just a few moments at the Festival, you will be able to understand why it usually draws in about 6,000 visitors, making it one of the largest vegetarian festivals in the United States. In modest Lee Park in downtown Charlottesville, and spilling over into surrounding parking lots, local natural foods stores, organizations of all sorts, restaurants, and other vendors provide an unbelievable variety of goods, information, and entertainment. Add to that live music and animal adoptions, plus free samples and fun activities like face painting, and you can easily spend the entire day with other folks who are interested in livingly compassionately towards animals and the planet. Just to give you a snapshot: Walk up to the table of the Alliance for Community Choice in Transportation and take part in a poll of transportation methods used by attendees. Depending on your mode of locomotion (biking, driving alone, carpooling, etc.), you will get a colored rock that you then put in a clear tube. As the piles grow and the tubes fill, ...
Last Thursday, I finally ended my summer concert drought and my long wait for catching My Morning Jacket in 2008. The band played Charlottesville Pavilion, my hometown venue. It's a great outdoor pavilion tacked onto the end of Charlottesville's downtown pedestrian mall and an awesome place to see show. The crowd was a bit sparse as the show got started. Perhaps it was the Thursday night bill or the band's attempt at being super punctual so as to play the maximum amount of music; they actually came on a bit late. But after over two and a half hours of music, the place had filled out nicely and both the crowd and band seemed to love every minute of it. With several weeks (months?) of anticipation for this show, I may have over-hyped it and set my expectations a bit high. Although the show was not necessarily a game-changing, bar-raising experience, it was definitely a fantastic concert and one that left me buzzing for days. To put it simply, I My Morning Jacket puts on a hell of a rock 'n' roll concert. They've captured some of the best aspects of the classics, like Led Zeppelin and the Who, but they've updated them for the millennial set with their own brand of rock. So I thought I'd try something new with this review and offer up a quick hit-list of show highlights. "Evil Urges" opener. This song is killer. That phasing keyboard lick is stellar and the chorus (part leading to "I'm ready for it now") somehow hits the most perfect ...
Obama campaign volunteers Adrienne Ghaly and Emily Cone-Miller signed up new voters outside the Lucky 7 convenience story on Market Street on voter registration deadline day, Monday, October 6. PHOTO BY COURTENEY STUART No one doubts that voter turnout will be high in the upcoming high-stakes presidential election, but in Charlottesville, voters are poised to smash records. Put it this way: in the 2004 presidential election, Charlottesville had 21,000 registered voters. Yesterday morning, there were 27,595 registered voters in city limits— an increase of more than 30 percent— and according to Charlottesville City Registrar Sheri Iachetta, there are about 1,300 applications left to process. “We expect to top 28,000,” says Iachetta, who calls the increase “unbelievable,” even more so because she estimates there are only 36,000 residents over age 18, including felons and non-citizens. That number, she says, is based on the 2000 census, and the Charlottesville population has remained relatively stable. Albemarle has also seen an unusual rise in voter registrations, says County Registrar Jake Washburne, even relative to growth. In the 2004 presidential election, the County had 58,479 registered voters out of an adult population of about 70,000 (the most recent census estimate came in 2005 and put the County’s over-18 population at 70,642). Currently, says Washburne, the county has 66,305 registered voters, and he expects “we’ll probab ...