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Google Earth Reveals the Devastation in Haiti

Google responded to the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti earlier this week by working with satellite imagery company GeoEye to quickly make images of the destruction available in Google Earth and Google Maps. The images were taken at approximately 10:27 a.m. Eastern time on Wednesday, and could prove to be a helpful tool for aid organizations attempting to survey and assess the damage to Haiti's infrastructure.

(Click on any of the images in the story to see a larger version; all show satellite images of areas in Haiti before and after the earthquake hit.)

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Google Earth Reveals the Devastation in Haiti originally appeared on About.com Computing Center on Saturday, January 16th, 2010 at 08:46:47.

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If you're looking for work in the tech industry and you're not on Twitter yet, do yourself a favor. Close Facebook, minimize Monster.com for a few minutes, and go to Twitter.

Set yourself up with a free account and then, before you even set up your profile page, type "hiring" in the search field at the top of the page. Then get yourself a coffee because your screen is about to be inundated with job leads.

Yes, many of the tweets with the word "hiring" will be spam messages for work-at-home scams. Many of them will be from people looking for work. Many will be irrelevant to what you do, or based in a country you have no desire to live in. Between these, however, you will find a few gems.

Many recruiters, companies and job boards use Twitter to get the word out. Many others pass on links to their friends and followers on Twitter about jobs they have spotted on other websites.

Of course doing a basic search like this is just the beginning. Stay tuned and sign up for the newsletter for a full examination of how to add Twitter to your job search efforts.

Tweet Me a Job Offer originally appeared on About.com Tech Careers on Friday, May 4th, 2012 at 15:14:05.

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IBM and professors from Columbia University in New York City have joined forces to get more people trained for some of the higher-level green tech jobs that have started opening up.

Columbia is already a very environmentally-focused school, offering 23 environmental studies-related degrees. But according to an article posted on SolveClimate.com, by partnering with IBM through the Smarter Students for a Smarter Planet initiative, the university will gain access to things like:

"...software that relates to energy management, as well as courseware, cloud computing capabilities, smart systems, analytics, technology roadmaps, and the like."

All of these things are going to be integrated into Columbia's first-year design course, which is mandatory for all engineering students. The tools will also be used to help train students in other areas, such as project management, systems integration and data analysis, with the goal of turning out more well-rounded engineering graduates.

For more information, here is the video of IBM's and Columbia's green jobs announcement.

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IBM, Columbia University Launch Green Tech Training Initiative originally appeared on About.com Tech Careers on Sunday, May 30th, 2010 at 06:24:26.

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