Bellevue Job Fair on 8/30/2010
Meet face to face with hiring managers at the BellevueHires job fair! Attendance is FREE- register now and get access to the company list. Click here to register. - bit.ly/jobfair2010
Attend the Bellevue job fair on Monday, August 30 and take this opportunity to meet face to face and stand out from the crowd!
Career experts onsite will provide FREE Resume Reviews!
Over 200 positions will be available at this event!
For a list of attending companies, click the link below and fill out the brief registration form:
Click Here to Register – Free to Attend! - bit.ly/jobfair2010
Date: Monday, August 30
Time: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Location: Red Lion Bellevue Inn
Address: 11211 Main Street, Bellevue, WA 98004
Can't attend the job fair? No problem- add your resume to the database so recruiters can find you. Click here to upload your resume to BellevueHires! - bit.ly/jobfair2010
Right now there are thousands of jobs available in Bellevue- and BellevueHires brings them all to you in one simple search! There is no need to spend time searching on multiple job sites- BellevueHires has postings from newspapers, corporate sites, local boards and big job boards all in one place.
Take care-
The BellevueHires Team!
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Thursday, July 29, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
The Resurrection of the Dead
The most important revelation found in the entire bible, the res·ur·rec·tion of the dead. - bit.ly/saint_lazarus (new film) - bit.ly/resurrectionday (old film) *featured video
The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965) - Theatrical Trailer - © United Artists - http://bit.ly/dexeR3
Luke 12:48 KJV
But he that knew not, and did commit things worthy of stripes, shall be beaten with few stripes. For unto whomsoever much is given , of him shall be much required : and to whom men have committed much, of him they will ask the more.
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The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965) - Theatrical Trailer - © United Artists - http://bit.ly/dexeR3
Luke 12:48 KJV
But he that knew not, and did commit things worthy of stripes, shall be beaten with few stripes. For unto whomsoever much is given , of him shall be much required : and to whom men have committed much, of him they will ask the more.
Copyright 2010 Atkins & Assoc. All rights reserved.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Craicmore Celtic Music
Craicmore Celtic Music
bit.ly/craicmore
Summer Concerts in the Park:
Thursday, July 29, 7-9 pm
Ober Park
Tacoma, WA
Free
Craicmore Celtic music touches heart, mind and soul
Drawing from the musical roots of Scotland and Ireland, let the music stir you when California-based Celtic band Craicmore arrives at Ober Park in July, complete with kilts, pipes, bodhran and ‘great fun’ (loose Irish translation of their name).
Considering themselves a contemporary traditional Celtic group, the quartet claims diverse influences as Afro Celts, Chieftains and Pogues, American rock and roll and Australian indigenous music. Craicmore includes talents of Nancy Johnston, vocals, bodhran, hard shoe; John MacAdams, vocals, guitar, percussion, didgeridoo; Sean FayeCullen, vocals and bass; and Dave Champagne, flute, whistles and pipes.
Through a series of chance meetings at L.A. Celtic Arts Center’s Monday night jams, their mutual commitment to the music helped establish opportunities to perform street fairs, festivals and cultural events throughout the U.S. Nearly 20 years later with three critically acclaimed CDs to their credit, the group has traveled as far as Shanghai, China, and tours throughout the U.S., Great Britain, Australia and New Zealand. This is their first concert on Vashon.
Craicmore says they don’t do rebel songs or drinking songs. With this group it’s all about the music and enriching the tradition. They sing “Cunla” in Irish, in three-part harmony, deliver “Mairi’s Wedding” complete with electric bass solo, and feature conga drum in their show-stopping jig and reel combination, “Cliffs of Moher / Sally Gardens.”
“Wonderfully harmonious Gaelic vocals, both Scots and Irish versions, and crisp instrumental sets. Lead singer Nancy Johnston has a velvety voice,” commented Dirty Linen. For more information and a listen, go to Craicmore.com. The Summer Concerts in the Park Series is cosponsored by Vashon Park District, Vashon Allied Arts, Giraffe and 4Culture.
@YouTube - bit.ly/ccm2009
Source;
http://www.vashonalliedarts.org/performances/concertsinpark/concerts_in_the_park.html
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bit.ly/craicmore
Summer Concerts in the Park:
Thursday, July 29, 7-9 pm
Ober Park
Tacoma, WA
Free
Craicmore Celtic music touches heart, mind and soul
Drawing from the musical roots of Scotland and Ireland, let the music stir you when California-based Celtic band Craicmore arrives at Ober Park in July, complete with kilts, pipes, bodhran and ‘great fun’ (loose Irish translation of their name).
Considering themselves a contemporary traditional Celtic group, the quartet claims diverse influences as Afro Celts, Chieftains and Pogues, American rock and roll and Australian indigenous music. Craicmore includes talents of Nancy Johnston, vocals, bodhran, hard shoe; John MacAdams, vocals, guitar, percussion, didgeridoo; Sean FayeCullen, vocals and bass; and Dave Champagne, flute, whistles and pipes.
Through a series of chance meetings at L.A. Celtic Arts Center’s Monday night jams, their mutual commitment to the music helped establish opportunities to perform street fairs, festivals and cultural events throughout the U.S. Nearly 20 years later with three critically acclaimed CDs to their credit, the group has traveled as far as Shanghai, China, and tours throughout the U.S., Great Britain, Australia and New Zealand. This is their first concert on Vashon.
Craicmore says they don’t do rebel songs or drinking songs. With this group it’s all about the music and enriching the tradition. They sing “Cunla” in Irish, in three-part harmony, deliver “Mairi’s Wedding” complete with electric bass solo, and feature conga drum in their show-stopping jig and reel combination, “Cliffs of Moher / Sally Gardens.”
“Wonderfully harmonious Gaelic vocals, both Scots and Irish versions, and crisp instrumental sets. Lead singer Nancy Johnston has a velvety voice,” commented Dirty Linen. For more information and a listen, go to Craicmore.com. The Summer Concerts in the Park Series is cosponsored by Vashon Park District, Vashon Allied Arts, Giraffe and 4Culture.
@YouTube - bit.ly/ccm2009
Source;
http://www.vashonalliedarts.org/performances/concertsinpark/concerts_in_the_park.html
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Saturday, July 24, 2010
Featured Music Video: Lady Gaga: Telephone ft. Beyonce
Featured Music Video: Lady Gaga:
Telephone ft. Beyonce
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Telephone ft. Beyonce
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Proudly serving the South Puget Sound since 1998.
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A Still Small Voice
A Still Small Voice {ref.}
October 25, 2009
Author: Philip Atkins
A clear voice spoke to me in Alaska in 1982 and said, "Philip, quickly, get out of the way, now!"
I obeyed and moved immediately after hearing those words spoken to my conscience.
A vehicle known as a bulldog had hit the opposite side of the vehicle in which I had been standing. The bulldog had clipped the driver side front bumper.
This crash basically caused two large trucks parked next to each other to make contact. I would have been crushed to death in the torso with no way possible in which to escape. It would have been a death squeeze.
We had moved quickly to the inside of the front bumper on the US Army 5 Ton truck {photos} in which we had been leaning.
This was only seconds before we heard and experienced the collision.
Interesting enough I had been talking with SSG Quesida and when I moved I had encouraged him to move too. Poor SSG Quesida was so frightened by the event that he never had a chance to speak a word until he ask me why we had moved.
I believe that God probably starting working in the life of SSG Quesida that very same day!
I've been saved by many miracles but this was the first time in which I heard a still small voice.
Source;
groups.yahoo.com/group/Manorah/message/731
God Bless,
Philip Atkins
Tacoma, Washington
google.com/profiles/atkins.philip
October 25, 2009
Author: Philip Atkins
A clear voice spoke to me in Alaska in 1982 and said, "Philip, quickly, get out of the way, now!"
I obeyed and moved immediately after hearing those words spoken to my conscience.
A vehicle known as a bulldog had hit the opposite side of the vehicle in which I had been standing. The bulldog had clipped the driver side front bumper.
This crash basically caused two large trucks parked next to each other to make contact. I would have been crushed to death in the torso with no way possible in which to escape. It would have been a death squeeze.
We had moved quickly to the inside of the front bumper on the US Army 5 Ton truck {photos} in which we had been leaning.
This was only seconds before we heard and experienced the collision.
Interesting enough I had been talking with SSG Quesida and when I moved I had encouraged him to move too. Poor SSG Quesida was so frightened by the event that he never had a chance to speak a word until he ask me why we had moved.
I believe that God probably starting working in the life of SSG Quesida that very same day!
I've been saved by many miracles but this was the first time in which I heard a still small voice.
Source;
groups.yahoo.com/group/Manorah/message/731
God Bless,
Philip Atkins
Tacoma, Washington
google.com/profiles/atkins.philip
Thursday, July 22, 2010
U.S. EQUIPMENT ON TRACK MOVING SMOOTHLY OUT OF IRAQ, GENERAL SAYS
U.S. EQUIPMENT ON TRACK MOVING SMOOTHLY OUT OF IRAQ, GENERAL SAYS - U.S. forces equipment currently in theater is expected to be moved out by Sept. 1, when the military-led operations transition to a civilian lead, the commanding general of U.S. forces there, said yesterday.
Army Gen. Ray Odierno said U.S. forces will continue to assist Iraq in building its forces and, beyond 2011, there will continue to be some technical support as Iraq buys U.S. weapons systems. In the future, Iraq plans to equip its forces with U.S. tanks and aircraft.” They’ve already committed to M1A1 tanks," Odierno told the Defense Writers Group. "They committed to C-130s; they have put a Letter of Request in for F-16s--we're still working our way through that. They have bought some helicopters from the United States, so we'll continue to provide technical advice to them."
Additionally, post-2011, an Office of Security Cooperation will be set up inside the U.S. Embassy.
For example, Iraq has an approved Foreign Military Sale of 140 M1A1 Abrams tanks from the Army inventory, tank recovery vehicles, Humvees and other equipment for approximately $2 billion. The request was made in December 2008. Action on the sale is in abeyance until Iraq's government is in place. General Dynamics [GD], Honeywell [HON] and General Motors [GM] Allison Transmission Division would be the contractors. (Source: Defense Daily) - bit.ly/Iraq2011
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Army Gen. Ray Odierno said U.S. forces will continue to assist Iraq in building its forces and, beyond 2011, there will continue to be some technical support as Iraq buys U.S. weapons systems. In the future, Iraq plans to equip its forces with U.S. tanks and aircraft.” They’ve already committed to M1A1 tanks," Odierno told the Defense Writers Group. "They committed to C-130s; they have put a Letter of Request in for F-16s--we're still working our way through that. They have bought some helicopters from the United States, so we'll continue to provide technical advice to them."
Additionally, post-2011, an Office of Security Cooperation will be set up inside the U.S. Embassy.
For example, Iraq has an approved Foreign Military Sale of 140 M1A1 Abrams tanks from the Army inventory, tank recovery vehicles, Humvees and other equipment for approximately $2 billion. The request was made in December 2008. Action on the sale is in abeyance until Iraq's government is in place. General Dynamics [GD], Honeywell [HON] and General Motors [GM] Allison Transmission Division would be the contractors. (Source: Defense Daily) - bit.ly/Iraq2011
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