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Assistant Business Systems Analyst
Salary: $4,106 - $6,325 Monthly
Deadline: 11/23/15 or 75 app received
The Assistant Business Systems Analyst in the Business Solutions
Division of the Bureau of Revenue and Financial Services is re-
sponsible for, with supervision, working with internal and external
bureau customers and software vendors to translate business and
operational requirements into designs and specifications for work-
able information technology solutions. The incumbent’s primary
support role is with the City’s utility billing and customer informa-
tion system, Cayenta Utilities (CU), and its peripheral components.
For full details or to apply,
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Emergency Communications Lateral Police Dispatcher, Trainee
Metro operates the Oregon Con-
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Closing Date/Time: Mon. 11/16/15 4:30 PM Pacific Time
Salary: $24.36 - $31.69 Hourly
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This is a trainee position for journey level emergency
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Allen Toussaint performs at the 2011 New Orleans Jazz and Heri-
tage Festival in New Orleans. The legendary musician died Tuesday
after suffering a heart attack following a concert he performed in
the Spanish capital of Madrid. (AP photo)
Remembering Allen Toussaint
Legendary performer dies after performance in Spain
(AP) -- Legendary New Orle-
ans musician and composer Allen
Toussaint, who penned such clas-
sics as “Working in a Coal Mine”
and “Lady Marmalade,” has died
after suffering a heart attack fol-
lowing a concert he performed in
Spain. He was 77.
Rescue workers were called to
Toussaint’s hotel early Tuesday
morning and managed to revive
him after he suffered a heart at-
tack, Madrid emergency services
spokesman Javier Ayuso said.
But Toussaint stopped breath-
ing during the ambulance ride to a
hospital and efforts to revive him
again were unsuccessful, Ayuso
said.
Toussaint was born in New
Orleans’ Gert Town, a working
class neighborhood, and went on
to become one of the city’s most
legendary and celebrated per-
formers.
He has hundreds of hits to his
name. He penned the 1966 Lee
Dorsey classic “Working in a Coal
Mine” and produced Dr. John’s
1973 hit “Right Place, Wrong
Time” and 1975’s “Lady Marma-
lade” by the vocal trio Labelle.
In 1998, he was inducted into the
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
He worked with some of the
greatest names in music includ-
ing Irma Thomas, the Meters, Joe
Cocker and the late Ernie K-Doe.
Approaching 80, he was still ac-
tive touring and performing. He
was expected to perform a ben-
efit concert along with longtime
friend Paul Simon in New Orleans
on Dec. 8.