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Friday January 07, 2005

New Gig starts Monday

It's official - I'll be starting a new gig on Monday. I'll be working on a project at Xcel Energy in downtown Denver. I've always wanted to work downtown - so I'm pretty pumped about it. I had internships there in college, but never worked there in the "Real World". I signed a contract through the end of the year, but it sounds like they have a lot of work, so it could be longer. The best part is I'll be working with Bob Johnson and Bruce Snyder - both good friends of mine.

I met Bob while working on a contract in 2003. We didn't work on the same team, but he was the first AppFuse user I'd ever met. I'll also be working with Jeff Genender, who supposedly has the Tomcat integration done for Geronimo.

I'm definitely looking forward to working on a team again, especially with these guys. I'm thinking of riding my bike to work everyday, but that might have to wait until March. I was going to try and raise money for the tsunami victims by riding no matter what (snow, cold or rain), but I don't know if anyone would donate. It should be an easy 20-30 minute ride when the weather gets nice.

Posted in General at Jan 07 2005, 05:18:02 PM MST 6 Comments
Comments:

With Ink! and Heidi's in the lobby, you'll never have to leave the building -- which is nice after a frigid (or sweltering) ride. I'm a block away in the att building. Let's Squeat sometime? A few of us heard your talk on Spring last month, and have been gleaning from raibledesigns ever since.

Posted by Tony on January 08, 2005 at 03:39 AM MST #

Congrats! It should be fun working with Bruce et al. When are you coming to Tucson again?????

Posted by Rick Hightower on January 08, 2005 at 10:35 PM MST #

Congratulations! I really enjoyed working downtown. Bet it will really suit you. The ultimate place for great lunches. Last I heard Matt G. was working on the South side of Downtown & riding bike.

Posted by Christina on January 09, 2005 at 01:12 PM MST #

RTD transportation in and out of downtown works real well too. I used it for about a year and a half from Arvada to Denver. Public transportation hasn't quite hit its peak yet out here in Omaha ;)

Posted by SJG on January 10, 2005 at 08:10 AM MST #

Raible - great news that you will be a downtowner! Look me up for lunch!

Posted by 67.41.198.228 on January 10, 2005 at 10:13 AM MST #

OOP - me is Shelly!!!

Posted by Shelly on January 10, 2005 at 10:13 AM MST #

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