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It's as I always suspected: most City Councils haven't been near the city they are supposed to represent for long enough to recognise it! :laugh:
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Oh well no takers, I maybe heading towards the Cowboys Agencies ;)
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Well I am not that familiar with the part of the world on the other side of the pond but I don't think an hour is enough time to say no takers. Isn't it past 5 over there atm? Or pub time? Best time to post a job opening is just before 8am on a weekday or Friday after 6pm. Nobody looks for work at 4pm.
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Oh well no takers, I maybe heading towards the Cowboys Agencies ;)
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North Manchester, UK Web Developer Asp.net MVC C# SVN Good Design Skills (photoshop etc). All the usual... I would like to see working examples of work and be able to talk through design, architecture ect. It's for the company I work for, you'll be working initially within a team of 3.
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A note for our American members who may not have heard of Manchester, UK Think Detroit, take out the nice bits, and make it rain all the time. According to Fox News, the Beatles are from Manchester[^]
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OriginalGriff wrote:
Think Detroit
When was the last time you were here??
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OriginalGriff wrote:
A note for our American members who may not have heard of Manchester, UK
That's as opposed to UK Tourist Boards who might not have heard of Birmingham, USA[^]. :doh:
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So they just recycled an imported stock photo? :laugh:
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OriginalGriff wrote:
Think Detroit
When was the last time you were here??
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Dave KreskowiakGawd! 12, 15 years ago maybe? But I hear it has gone downhill a lot since then...
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Gawd! 12, 15 years ago maybe? But I hear it has gone downhill a lot since then...
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I'm not sure "downhill" is sufficient to describe the decline. I think you may have just given Manchester an unfustified bad name. :) If you leave "downtown" proper, it goes bad, really bad, really fast. Have look at the abandoned buildings around here[^]. Note the collasped roofs... It's like this all up and down Gratiot, and pretty much everywhere else. StreetView doesn't do it justice. You have to experience it in person to get the full effect. The area around Gratiot and Conner[^] is the second most dangerous 'hood in the entire country. Don't look at what's directly on Gratiot or now nice the grass appears to be from up high. Look around in the subdivisions, get down to street view. A really nice example of what's happening here can be found in the trees just south of this intersection. Trees and streets, but no houses. The GoogleMaps car didn't go in there for a reason. It used to be a subdivision, but was cut off from the streets by newish businesses that were built later. Looking around you'll see empty lots covered in grass. Those used to be houses, all (eventually) demolished, but they're pretty much surrounded by more abandoned houses. For example...[^] All the grass you see around here[^] used to be filled with houses crammed together so tight there was only about 5 feet of space between them. Oh, and the school in there (top center of map) is also abandoned. And that's just a small sampling of the East side. The West side of Detroit is worse.
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That's my personal site.
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Nice site. Wasn't slow for me either.
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OK. My comments still apply. :) /ravi
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I'm not sure "downhill" is sufficient to describe the decline. I think you may have just given Manchester an unfustified bad name. :) If you leave "downtown" proper, it goes bad, really bad, really fast. Have look at the abandoned buildings around here[^]. Note the collasped roofs... It's like this all up and down Gratiot, and pretty much everywhere else. StreetView doesn't do it justice. You have to experience it in person to get the full effect. The area around Gratiot and Conner[^] is the second most dangerous 'hood in the entire country. Don't look at what's directly on Gratiot or now nice the grass appears to be from up high. Look around in the subdivisions, get down to street view. A really nice example of what's happening here can be found in the trees just south of this intersection. Trees and streets, but no houses. The GoogleMaps car didn't go in there for a reason. It used to be a subdivision, but was cut off from the streets by newish businesses that were built later. Looking around you'll see empty lots covered in grass. Those used to be houses, all (eventually) demolished, but they're pretty much surrounded by more abandoned houses. For example...[^] All the grass you see around here[^] used to be filled with houses crammed together so tight there was only about 5 feet of space between them. Oh, and the school in there (top center of map) is also abandoned. And that's just a small sampling of the East side. The West side of Detroit is worse.
