Incase you're not subscribed to CF-Jobs list there was just a post
about a career oppertunity in London might check it out ;)
Adam H
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 09:55:44 -0600, c.a. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
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> anyone here living / working in the UK?
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> what is the CF job market like o
Do it. Visit St Paul de Vence (and see the Fondation Maeght) and inspire
yourself. Learn French and find a gallery that will carry your work in Nice or
another city. Maybe Aix-en-Provence...
-Patrick
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>Heh. Both of us went to art school. So if
Heh. Both of us went to art school. So if we went, we probably would
be painting pictures.
-Kevin
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 15:20:49 -0500, Harkins, Patrick
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> Paint us a picture!
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> -Patrick
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Paint us a picture!
-Patrick
>-Original Message-
>From: Kevin Graeme
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>Thanks for the links! It's something we've talked about in a
>light-hearted way and I've been wondering lately about its
>feasibility.
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>-Kevin
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Thanks for the links! It's something we've talked about in a
light-hearted way and I've been wondering lately about its
feasibility.
-Kevin
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 13:51:45 -0500, Jerry Johnson
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> By the south of france, are you talking general south, or riviera south? If
By the south of france, are you talking general south, or riviera south? If
general, St Remy looks pretty nice in Provence.
Some googling produced:
Some listings:
LORGUES, VAR 742,000
Bastide with two hectares of land, which can be built on. The house requires
some internal work. Excellent loc
also, remember that goats have devil eyes ;-)
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From: Harkins, Patrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 1:29 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: UK Cold Fusion
I have some friends who raise goats there and make cheese. As for the
economics of
I have some friends who raise goats there and make cheese. As for the economics
of it, I don't really know, but perhaps we could discuss further offline. (I'm
going for lunch for the next 45 minutes or so).
-Patrick
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>From: Kevin Graeme
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>So does anyone live in the
If you milked the goats and made feta, would that be considered cottage cheese?
I have a friend who moved to Italy with $200,000 in the late 80s, bought a nice
townhouse in Milan and a country shack, and hasn't worked since.
Jerry
Jerry Johnson
Web Developer
Dolan Media Company
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I think Jerry won't mind if I suggest that he was obviously joking and
doesn't consider commie, pot-smoking, pantywaist liberals to be bad
people. Or that you are one.
So does anyone live in the south of France and would know what the
cost of living is like for a cottage and some goats? Seriously.
Paul Vernon wrote:
> * For my calcs I used a conversion rate of £1 = $1.85 which is a bit of a
> rough guess at the moment...
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Very good rough estimate. UK to US conversion is 1.89380. Be prepared
to pay a slight spread. This means that every dollar will buy you about
.52804 UK pounds if y
those salary ranges dont look far off the mark from what ive seen in
the states (unless im looking in the wrong place, in which case if we
dont move overseas maybe it's time for a move here anyways =P)
as far as living arrangements go, we will be renting for sure at least
in the beginning.
thanks
You stand a good chance of landing a decent CF job in London although
salaries for CF developers will probably max out at around £40,000
($74,000). Most of my larger contracts have been in London and the pay is
good The only thing about London that is a downside is the living
expenses.
For ex
Thanks for the info. . .
im really not sure where we would like to live. . . i dont know all
that much about the different areas, this just kind of sprung out of a
"we've always wanted to live over there" type of conversation so i
thought it wouldnt hurt to look into it.
i guess at this point yo
Hi,
I live and work in the UK as a freelancer and to be quite honest, I don't
see many CF jobs flying about I do however get plenty of CF jobs
although most of those are through existing contacts or recommendations from
previous clients.
Seriously, there is a big shortage of decent CF labour
It's not that good for CF jobs anymore, basically thanks to Macromedias
idiotic handling of the product there are less and less jobs advertised.
What there are you can find at http://www.jobserve.co.uk/, this is the main
IT jobsite in the UK and practically all the agencies use it. Most of the CF
According to many news reports, all commie, pot-smoking, pantywaist liberals
are moving to Canada after the election.
We also had a thread over the last two days called "Escaping To Canada" that
had lots of traffic. Very little of which was on the actual subject of going to
Canada.
I just figu
haha, no i havent really been able to keep up with the list lately.
why is it that im supposed to choose Canada instead?
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 10:56:07 -0500, Jerry Johnson
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> You are supposed to move to Canada. Haven't you been following the threads?
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> (hopefully Erik
You are supposed to move to Canada. Haven't you been following the threads?
(hopefully Erika and others can come on with practical help)
Jerry
Jerry Johnson
Web Developer
Dolan Media Company
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anyone here living / working in the UK?
my wife and I are con
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