Housing Leads 12/30/13

“The Connection”

Housing Leads: 12/30/13

 

Location: $475 / 1br - 533 Palomas Dr SE

Details: Rent:475

Deposit:300

Bedrooms:1

Bathrooms:1

Agent:Nicole 505-610-1130
Schools:Whittier Elementary, Wilson Middle School, Highland High

Crosstreets:Palomas Dr SE & Bell Ave SE

Pets:Cats, Dogs

 

Location: $475 / 1br - 4211 Mesa Grande Pl SE (`)

Details: Rent:475

Deposit:300

Bedrooms:1

Bathrooms:1

Agent:Nicole 505-610-1130

Schools:Zia Elementary, Jefferson Middle School, Highland High

Crosstreets:Mesa Grande Pl SE

Pets:No

 

Location: $495 / 2br - 3405 Gibson Blvd SE (Gibson & Carlisle )

Details: Rent:495

Deposit:300

Bedrooms:2

Bathrooms:1

Agent:Nicole-(505)-610-1130

Schools:Bandelier Elementary, Wilson Middle School, Highland High

Crosstreets:Gibson Blvd SE & Carlisle Blvd SE

Pets:No

 

Location: $575 / 2br - 2813 Muriel St NE

Details: Rent:575

Deposit:300

Bedrooms:2

Bathrooms:1

Agent:Nicole 505-610-1130

Schools:Matheson Park Elementary, Hoover Middle School, Eldorado High

Crosstreets:Muriel St NE & Candelaria Rd NE

Pets:Sm

 

Location: $450 / 1br - 558 Jane Street NE (Juan Tabo & I40)

Details: Rent:450

Deposit:300

Bedrooms:1

Bathrooms:1

Agent:Tac-(505)-377-7361

Cross Streets: Juan Tabo & Copper
Schools: Tomasita Elementary School, Kennedy middle, Manzano High School
Pets: no

 

 

Location: $425 1332 San Mateo Blvd SE

Details: Rent:425

Deposit:300

Bedrooms:Eff

Bathrooms:1

Agent:Nicole 505-610-1130
Schools:Whittier Elementary, Wilson Middle School, Highland High

Crosstreets:San Mateo Blvd SE & Gibson Blvd SE

Pets:No

 

Location: $450 / 1br - 500ft² - 1 BEDROOM ATTACHED APARTMENT (Close to UNM/CNM)

Details: Available immediately! Clean, quiet one bedroom apartment. Approximately 500 square feet. New carpet in bedroom. Bathroom has shower only. Huge closet, private side entrance, covered patio, large backyard with large fenced area for dog. Within walking distance to UNM (about 1 mile) and/or CNM main campus. Close to public transportation.
Perfect for responsible respectful student or adult.
Possible laundry facility available. Please No indoor smoking, No drug users, No party people.
$450 month, utilities and cable included. $200 damage deposit.
Phone calls preferred 353-1163

 

Location$475 / 400ft² - Large Studio 299.00 MOVES YOU IN TODAY!!! (Gibson & Girard ):

Details: Studio/1BA Apartment - Albuquerque

2800 Vail Ave SE Unit 228, Albuquerque, NM 87106

$475/mo

KEY FEATURES
Sq Footage: 400 sqft.
Bedrooms: Studio
Bathrooms: 1 Bath
Parking: 1
Lease Duration: 1 Year (See Details Below)
Deposit: $200
Pets Policy: Cats & Dogs OK
Property Type: Apartment

DESCRIPTION

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Upstairs Studio with all utilities included.

Directions:South on I-25, East/Left on Gibson, Left/North on Girard, Left on Vail.

For more information please visit our website at www.aimpropertiesnm.com

RENTAL FEATURES

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• Living room
• Stove / Oven
• Refrigerator
• Central heat
• Air conditioning
• Cable-ready

LEASE TERMS

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1 Year

ADDITIONAL LINKS

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• Website: www.aimpropertiesnm.com

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Contact info:
AIM Properties
505-312-8651

 

Location: $459 / 1br - 639ft² - ESPECIAL De solo $199.00 (Four Hills)

Details: Canyon Point Apartments tiene especiales muy buenas para el mes de Noviembre. Con los apartamentos de una recamara. Y vienen con Dishwasher, Avanicos, la cocina con mucho espacio, la sala esta muy espaciosa, y closet grandes.

Estamos sercas de Wal-Mart, Albertsons, Smiths, Cine y facil acceso al Freeway. La parade de autobus esta serca.

La communidad tiene
Lavanderia en la communidad
Area de Juegos
Cancha de Baloncesto
BBQ grills
Picina
24 Horas de Maintenance
Seguridad

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Horas de Servicio
Lunes a Viernes
9am a 6pm
Sabados
10am a 5pm
Telefono
(505) 369-0902
www.canyonpointABQ.com

 

Location: $499 A fireplace perfect for those cold nights! (Albuquerque, NM)

Details: Arioso Apartments

7303 Montgomery Boulevard NE Albuquerque, nm 87109
Arioso Apartments in Albuquerque, New Mexico's Northeast Heights offers a 1, 2, and 3 bedroom floor plans.We have amenities that meet a wide range of tastes and needs. The apartment amenities range from carpet, ceiling fan, club house, covered lot, dishwasher, fireplace, fitness center, garbage disposal, laundry facility, patio/balcony, playground, pool, public transportation, small pets allowed, tile floors, and walk in closets. We are located near shopping centers, entertainment and dining. Please call for an appointment today.
Property Amenities:
* Parking
* Near Public Transit
* Fitness Center
* BBQ/Picnic Area
* Pool
* Playground
* Package Receiving
* Laundry
* Wireless Internet Access

Lease Terms:
6 or 12 months

Parking:

Type - Covered Lot
Ample Covered Parking and Visitor Parking.

Pet Policy:
Cats and Dogs are allowed.

Call for details.

Office Hours:
Monday: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Tuesday: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Wednesday: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Thursday: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Friday: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am to 5:00pm
Sunday: 10:00am to 5:00pm

Management Company:
Riverstone Residential
Copy & Paste the Link Below to Send Us an Email:
http://unit-availability.com/lead/8c0802256231/1?extnId=2048909

CALL US TODAY! (505) 349-0307 x619

Job Leads 12/30/13

“The Connection”

 

Job Leads 12/30/13

 

Position: Part Time Cashiers Needed (Albuquerque, NM)

Detail: Select Staffing is in need of part time cashiers with VERY flexible schedules! Applicants must have the ability to work nights and weekends.

Qualified candidates are experienced cashiers who are ready to work!

*Must have 2-3 years prior cash handling experience.
*Must have a flexible schedule.
*Must be quick with counting money.
*Posses basic math skills (good with calculating change).
*Must be extremely reliable.
*Must have excellent customer service skills.
*Must have the ability to pass an extensive background check and drug test.

If you are looking to supplement your income and want to work in a lively environment, please apply online at www.selectstaffing.com and call (505) 872-9092 to schedule your interview. We look forward to meeting you!

• Location: Albuquerque, NM
• Compensation: $8.50

 

 

Position: ARAMARK

Details: ACS Retail Person Delivery and Commissary - Bernalillo Detention Center - Albuquerque, NM
• ACS Retail/Delivery Commissary - Bernalillo Cty Detention Center - Albuquerque, NM
Overview:
ARAMARK is a leader in professional services, providing award-winning food services, facilities management, and uniform and career apparel to health care institutions, universities and school districts, stadiums and arenas, parks and destinations and businesses around the world. The company is recognized as one of the "World's Most Ethical Companies" by the Ethisphere Institute, one of the "World's Most Admired Companies" by FORTUNE magazine and one of America's Largest Private Companies by both FORTUNE and Forbes magazines. ARAMARK seeks to responsibly address issues that matter to its clients, customers, employees and communities by focusing on employee advocacy, environmental stewardship, health and wellness, and community involvement. Headquartered in Philadelphia, ARAMARK has approximately 250,000 employees serving clients in 22 countries.

Responsibilities:
About ARAMARK Correctional Services
ARAMARK Correctional Services (ACS) is far and away the leader in outsourced food services within the Corrections industry, preparing well over 1,000,000 meals a day for state, county and city facilities. We are perhaps best known for our food, but to be the leader you need to do more. At ACS, we endeavor to Go Beyond for our clients by helping them solve the unique challenges of the corrections environment. We do this through the development of innovative programs that benefit not only the client, but also the officers, the offenders and the surrounding community.

About the Position:
As a Retail and Commissary Delivery person, this person will delivery the commissary to the inmates while maintaining systems and procedures.

Duties of this position include:

• Maintain product on the assembly line based on stock levels.
• Achieve assigned production goals.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area at all times.
• Work in a team focused environment.
• Maintain professional conversations with inmate population while they are obtaining requested merchandise. Provide excellent customer service while following Fraternization Policy and other safety guidelines.
• Assist with receiving, unloading, counting, and checking in of product.
• Ensure warehouse is accessible, safe, and kept clean and organized at all times.
• Complete necessary paperwork as directed by immediate supervisor.
• Work in a team focused environment.
• May be assigned facilities maintenance duties as needed.
• Assist with general cleaning in the commissary area.
• Perform other duties, as assigned.

Employment with ARAMARK Correctional Services is contingent upon the satisfactory completion of all required pre-employment screening checks. Once an offer of employment is made, applicants will be required to undergo various pre-employment screening checks including, but not limited to, criminal background check and drug screening.

Qualifications:
Ideal candidates:
• High school education minimum; one-year or more equivalent experience.
• Willing be able to drive a 24 FT truck (training available).
• Be able to work in a fast paced team environment.
• Superior organizational and communication skills.
• Must be highly motivated and demonstrates excellence in initiative.
• Must maintain security clearance.
Ability to: read instructions and/or information; follow oral and written instructions; complete assigned duties by given deadline; and maintain good working relationships with client and fellow ARAMARK employees

 

kgdb9-4264662741@job.craigslist.org

 

 

Position: Twin Peaks Line Cook (I-25 & Jefferson)

Details: We are looking for an experienced Line Cook with good tenure at your previous Position. Must be clean and have Knowledge/experience with a "made from scratch" kitchen. Please come in to Twin Peaks Albuquerque and ask for Adam for immediate interview.

 

Position: Resident Activities Assistant (Albuquerque)

Details: Brookdale Place Valencia, a senior retirement community, is seeking a Resident Activities Assistant. This person will be responsible for activities with residents such as playing bingo, taking them out on outings, puzzles, reading the newspaper, etc. Must be able to work on weekends, possibly evenings, 32+ hours a week, pass a background check, pass a drug screen, and fingerprinting will be done. Must have a valid drivers license with a clean record.

Please apply in person at 300 Valencia Dr SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108. NO phone calls please.

Central at Valencia

 

 

Position: PT/GREETER (Albuquerque Marriott Pyramid)

Details: This job is listed as "Greeter/Seater/Cashier" on company website and application. Responsibilities will include those of a busser as well as Greeter/Seater/Cashier.
ALBUQUERQUE MARRIOTT PYRAMID
5151 San Francisco Rd NE Albuquerque, NM 87109
Is looking for new players to join its winning team!!!

ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE COMPLETED ON COMPANY WEBSITE
which is http://jqhhotels.com/careers
Applications will not be accepted otherwise

E-Verify is used to verify employment eligibility.

In compliance with Federal and State equal employment opportunity laws, John Q Hammon's Hotel is an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability or status as a protected veteran. EOE/M/F/V/D

5151 San Francisco Rd NE

 

 

 

Position: Maintenance assistant (ne Albuquerque)

Details: Maintenance Assistant -- Hotel

Flexible/on call hours. Position Overview to provide coverage and maintain basic operation and complete minor repairs to other building components affecting guest service. Maintain property appearance, equipment and systems including physical plant and fixtures. Must have a valid Class C driver's license. Previous experience in building maintenance and be able to lift loads up to 100lbs. Will be required to drive. Please E-Mail resume or apply in person 1315 Menaul Blvd NE

 

Position: Customer Service (Golden Crown Bakery)

Details: Now Accepting Applications for Part Time Customer Service. Availability: Tuesday-Sunday 9 am to Close (usually 10ish). Lunch time availability is a must. Duties included but not limited to providing world class service and food preparation (pizza, sandwiches, coffee). Previous hand-tossed pizza and/ or Batista experience a plus and training provided. A resume is a requirement and must be hand delivered, Only bring in your resume during the hours of 8am-10:30am Tuesday - Sunday. Do not email resume. Your training will be done online. You must have a high speed internet access and a computer.

Golden Crown Panaderia

1103 Mountain Rd. NW 87102

 

 

Position: Maintenance / Handyman (Albuquerque SE)

Details: We are currently looking for a full or part time maintenance tech. We need a detailed handman to help prepare several apartment units for rent. As a responsible handman, you should be able to work on your own and produce professional results. Skills should include, painting, some plumbing, floor repair, cabinet repair, door jam repair, and bathroom & kitchen repair or replacement.
In addition you will need excellent time-management skills, with the ability to estimate job material, and determine least cost alternatives.

We offer flex hours.
A min. of 10 hrs per week to a max. of 40.
You will need your own tools; skill saw, hammer, pipe wrenches, drill, etc.

This is a great opportunity to make some extra cash or just to start the New Year off right.
This job may lead to addition calls for special projects.

Job location: SE Albuquerque

Please respond, only by return e-mail in this ad, send your resume in .doc or .docx (Microsoft) format or text in the body of the reply, with the subject header "Maint Tech 742 (and your name)". Applications will NOT be accepted at the property.

 

k6gt2-4262985010@job.craigslist.org

 

5520 Eastern Ave. SE

Community Voice Mail Services

Hello Everyone ,  

 I am sad to inform you Community Voice Mail will no longer be able to provide services to individuals. After 20 years of helping people the National site for Community Voice Mail has decided to close down in June 2014. This being said I will no longer be enrolling new clients for CVM. Clients that are currently using their CVM number will be able to use their number until December 31, 2013 for sure, nationals is working on making service available until June 2014, but they will keep user updated through broadcasting messages. I will still provide job and housing information on this web site.

 

 Thank you,

Nichole

Hello

 

Hello, I would like to introduce myself, my name is Nichole and I am the new Program Manager for NM Community Voice Mail. Our hours of operation are Monday – Thursdays 1:00pm to 4:00pm mountain time. I am going to start posting job listing for Albuquerque, NM on this website on Mondays. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me. Thank you J

Serving YOU is our priority!

Due to staffing changes, NM Community Voice Mail regrets that we will have limited service availability to new clients during the month of September. This does not effect existing clients. However, if you want to enroll in the program and receive your own private telephone number, the best upcoming dates to reach us are Wednesday, Sept. 8th, Monday and Wednesday Sept. 13th and 15th, and Monday Sept. 20th. Our enrollment hotline number is 505-916-1199.

After this time, we hope normal hours of operation Monday-Friday, will resume. Thank you for your patience, and we look forward to serving you soon with Community Voice Mail!

KEEP MOVIN' FORWARD!

YOU GOT A DREAM?

WE HAVE A NEW HOTLINE NUMBER:

505-916-1199

This is the number to call, statewide, if you are in need of a Community Voice Mail phone number!

Every Little Thing Gonna Be Alright!

Support NM Community Voice Mail!

For the last year and a half, we have been helping people find work and become housed through a simple but highly effective service called NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY VOICE MAIL. Most of us take our cell phones for granted, but not everyone has a phone!

NM CVM provides free, personal, private telephone numbers with voice mail to anyone who needs it. We serve over 400 people at any time throughout Albuquerque and the state. Using Community Voice Mail, our clients have an over 80% success rate in gaining employment. There is hardly any tool more effective for reliable communication to obtain employment, social services, and housing.

I'm asking for your support of this program today. Please consider making a $36 contribution, which will fund one phone number for one person for one year. Just follow this link: www.firstgiving.com/nmcvm to go to our fundraising page. Although funding for the Voicemail program has previously come from the City of Albuquerque, we must find additional revenue to continue this critical service.

If you'd like to hear testimonials from actual CVM clients, call our hotline at 505-340-3004, ext. 4.

Thank you for your consideration and support!

Sincerely,
Amanda Clearwater
Program Manager
New Mexico Community Voice Mail

Finding Hope in Stressful Times

Finding Hope and Being Hopeful - Even in Stressful Times

By Loren Gelberg-Goff

When life is going smoothly and we're getting our needs met, it's easy to feel and be hopeful and optimistic. Hope, love, faith, optimism are all "easy" when life is "easy." The key is to find and sustain hope when life is presenting us with challenges, difficulties and obstacles. Where within yourself do find and access hope, when life is dishing out lemons? For that matter, what is hope? Webster defines hope as "wanting or wishing for something with confident expectation." To me, hope is about living with the anticipation of what can be, and someplace within you lies the belief that whatever it is you wish for or want, can be. To have hope is to have trust; trust in yourself that you are able to do what is necessary to "manifest" your hope; trust that the world will function according to your expectations and needs, and trust that what you hope for and want can, and will most likely, in fact, occur. So, what happens when life circumstances seem to conspire against your hope? How do you cope with life when times are difficult? What keeps you going when you don't feel hopeful at all? These are the questions that people have asked of me in recent weeks, and I will do my best to address these issues today.

Difficult times accentuate how much of life is out of our control and this can trigger many negative feelings within us. Human beings like to be in control and like the feelings that come with the belief that they are. The stark reality is, that very little of life is really within our control. As I have said (or written about) on various occasions: It's not so much controlling life, but controlling how we respond to life. When we are confronted with real-life issues that are overwhelming, scary, upending, etc. it's easy to lose sight of hope and optimism. It requires almost no effort or thought to feel yourself spiraling downward into fear and uncertainty and sometimes even despair. What do you do when you find yourself in this kind of situation? STOP! BREATHE! FOCUS! Slow yourself down. Allow yourself time to process what is happening, and what response will be for your greater good. The advent of a crisis tends to bring out the best in us; we rise to the occasion and do what needs to be done. We feel focused and we work hard to get through the crisis. It's in the aftermath of the crisis that our negative feelings generally hit us full force. It's in the aftermath of the crises, during its resultant loss, heartache, stress, pressure, etc. we need to consciously look for hope, and connect to the truth that life is basically good and you can once again feel fulfilled. When most, if not all, the messages bombarding us from outside sources consistently deliver only messages that are fear-inducing, that's when it's most critical to focus on your own coping skills, and connect to where hope resides within you, and find what has helped you access it in the past.

What sustains you in times of difficulty and stress? What positive thoughts, activities, &/or behaviors have you taken for granted in easier times, that you now need to practice consciously and purposefully? Take a moment and think about this. Perhaps you pray, meditate, party with friends, go to a comedy club, exercise, work, etc. Even if you don't feel the same sense of serenity and hopefulness that you felt before, NOW, when you feel scared, overwhelmed, hopeless, PRACTICE these connections, rituals and affirmations because they can sustain you while you wait for the crisis, or its aftermath to fade. Hope does emerge, as life goes on. Hope is ever alive and vibrant, waiting to be accessed, touched, embraced. No matter how overwhelmed, stressed, sad, scared you may feel, hope still resides within you. Remember the story of Pandora's Box? After she let out all the pestilence, illness, heartache, devastation, negativity, etc. all that was left in the box once the lid was slammed shut was hope. Think about this for a moment. When we feel at our lowest, and the most empty, what's left inside, even if we don't connect to it right away? Hope! Remember the sayings: "hope springs eternal"; "where there's life, there's hope"; "The capacity for hope is one of the most significant facts of life-" Hope remains, patiently waiting for you to remember, that whatever is happening "has come to pass, it hasn't come to stay". As you allow yourself to breathe into your fear, don't run, don't hide, don't analyze, just breathe, slowly and deeply, and notice the shift that takes place within you. You'll find that as your breathing gets slower and deeper, your heart rate starts to regulate and your thoughts start to quiet down.

Here are the 5 important steps to take to stay connected to, or reconnect to, the hope that resides within you:

1. Be patient! At the times that you feel the most overwhelmed, scared, uncertain, etc., act less and rest more. Your body, mind and spirit need time to reconnect to hope and the positive feelings that come with it. You cannot rush this process. Feel your feelings, allow yourself to be aware of reality, and what your needs are in dealing with life. The only true rescue/bailout occurs when we rescue ourselves.

2. STOP! BREATHE! FOCUS! Deep breathing will connect you to the quietness within, where hope, faith, & optimism reside. Breathe through your fear, and remind yourself that you can cope! Say to yourself: "I trust in my abilities to cope!" (deep breath, and let that message flow through you. Repeat as needed as a reminder of your strength and capabilities ) If you practice this in good times (when you don't consciously need the reminders) it will feel more natural and you will feel more readily sustained by it during difficult times. Remember, everything that you have lived through up to now in you life, YOU have coped with. Today, and going forward, you get to consciously choose HOW you want to cope.

3. REACH OUT: When you feel down and without hope, is when you most need to reach out and stay connected. Though you may want to retreat and withdraw from friends and family, take a deep breath and make plans to get together and connect. These are the times we most need love and support. If this is challenging, or your support system is limited, reach out for a support group, counseling, (professional or pastoral) but Reach Out!

4. Life is about learning lessons. Look at the circumstances that are challenging you today, and ask yourself what life lesson(s) you can take from this. What are you learning about yourself in this situation? How does this lesson help you going forward more effectively in your life?

5. Practice your rituals: meditations, exercise, affirmations, writing in your gratitude journal, brain dumps, etc. Keep doing these things even when you don't want to, because they'll sustain you and help you maintain a steady course until you can reconnect to your own internal well-spring of hope. Sometimes just putting one foot in front of the other and getting through each day is enough to offer up the opportunity that you can, and do, not only survive, but you thrive.

Even in our darkest times we can have hope. Trust that it is within you and that you can and will be able to access it again.

Loren Gelberg-Goff loren@wellfromwithin.com journey to self-esteem and self-empowerment to live authentically and empowered self-esteem. For more information about our services and self-esteem products for your journey to self-esteem, visit http://www.WellfromWithin.com Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Loren_Gelberg-Goff

Every Little Thing Gonna Be Alright!!

Give thanks for FREEDOM and INDEPENDENCE!

The 4th of July annual celebration reminds us not to take our freedom for granted. We’re prompted to consciously acknowledge and appreciate the independence won years ago, and to support our government’s continuing efforts to maintain our citizen rights.

True freedom lies within. Our true freedom lies in our ability to deliberately choose our thoughts and feelings. When we practice choice of thought we no longer require things outside of us to be a certain way, in order to feel peace inside of us.

As part of your remembrance and appreciation of your own freedom and independence, please enjoy this version of America the Beautiful by Ray Charles.

Stress Management? Lay Down Your Burdens!

A lecturer, when explaining stress management to an audience,

raised a glass of water and asked, 'How heavy is this glass of water?'

Answers called out ranged from 20g to 500g.

The lecturer replied, 'The absolute weight doesn't matter.
It depends on how long you try to hold it.
If I hold it for a minute, it's not a problem..
If I hold it for an hour, I'll have an ache in my right arm.
If I hold it for a day, you'll have to call an ambulance.
In each case, it's the same weight, but the longer I hold it, the heavier it becomes.'

He continued,
'And that's the way it is with stress management.
If we carry our burdens all the time, sooner or later,
the burden will become increasingly heavy:
and we won't be able to carry on. '

'As with the glass of water,
you have to put it down for a while and rest before holding it again..
When we're refreshed, we can carry on with the burden.

So, before you return home tonight, put the burden of work down: don't carry it home. You can pick it up tomorrow.
Whatever burdens you're carrying now,
let them down for a moment if you can.'

So, my friend, Put down anything that may be a burden to you right now. Don't pick it up again until after you've rested a while.

ABQ JOB OPPORTUNITIES 6/2/10

APPLY IN PERSON

Jason's Deli is now hiring for a new store opening. Apply at 2105 Louisiana Blvd. Applications accepted Mon-Sat from 8am-5pm.

Camp Bow Wow is a Premier Doggy Day and Overnight Camp located at 3228 Los Arboles Ave in Albuquerque NM. We are a fun place to work but are very serious with the care that we provide. We have two different positions but all will be cross-trained. We are look for out-going, friendly people along with people that have a calming energy. Multi-tasking and flexibility are essential in all positions. Training will be required to become a Certified Camp Counselor so we can provide the best care possible to our campers. This includes learning Dog CPR, First Aid, Behavioral training, etc. Safety is always first. We love our campers! Stop in to fill out an application today or call us at 505-881-DOGS with questions.

WAREHOUSE PERSON/ PLANT OPERATOR Southwest Water Conditioning, Inc. (CULLIGAN) has an immediate opening for a full time (M-F, 7:30-5:00) warehouse person/ plant operator. This entry level position involves the operation of our water softener regeneration system, grounds upkeep, and loading dock customer service. The successful candidate must have the following qualifications: Dependable Quality Minded Excellent Customer Focus Fork Lift Experience Be able to lift 50 lbs repetitively Valid N.M. Drivers License We offer hands-on training, training salary, competitive wages, health and life insurance, 401(k) plan, paid vacation, personal days and holidays. Southwest Water Conditioning, Inc. maintains a drug-free workplace: a physical, drug screen, and capabilities test are given. EOE Apply in Person Monday thru Friday, 8 AM -5 PM Or send resume to: Southwest Water Conditioning, Inc. (CULLIGAN) Attn: Frank Sandoval, Service Manager 7801 Menaul Blvd NE Albuquerque, NM 87110 fsandoval@southwesth2o.com

ALL POSITIONS PREP HELPER WAITSTAFF Needed for immediate openings at local Italian Restaurant. Tired of working at franchises? All food created in our on premise kitchen. Apply Paisano's, 1935 Eubank NE

WAREHOUSE POSITION; Valid Driver's License, Math & drug test req'd. Accurate attention to detail; customer service skills; Shipping & receiving experience; Above Average math skill; Pay rate DOE - Potential for growth; Benefits pkg - 6 mos; M-F 8-5. Send resumes to 884.1093 or info@desertpaper.com Apply @ 2700 Girard NE

CASHIER NEEDED. JOB REQUIREMENTS: • ALCOHOL CERTIFICATION • FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING • POSITIVE ATTITUDE. APPLY IN PERSON AT WHOLE HOG CAFÉ 9880 MONTGOMERY BLVD MON-THURS ONLY 2PM-4PM

APPLY ONLINE, FAX, OR CALL

HOTEL POSITIONS. We are looking for FULL and PART TIME, energetic, reliable, eager to learn, efficient and flexible persons to fill the following position: FRONT DESK AGENT & BREAKFAST ATTENDANT.
The qualified proactive candidate we seek will be responsible for customer service, checking in/out guests, and responding to guests’ requests. A flexible schedule including days, nights, weekends and holidays is required, and must be willing to work any shifts if needed. Please email or fax your resume to jobs@thehotelblue.com or 505 924 2465 (fax)

ALL POSITIONS Smith's Food & Drug Stores. Bakers & Department Managers needed. Bakery, Service Deli, Night Service Manager. Albuquerque & Santa Fe, NM. Apply at www.smithsfoodanddrug.com

Handyperson Needed (North Valley) Looking for an individual interested in working 15-20 hours a week as a handyperson to provide maintenace of property, light plumbing, gardening, repairs and other miscellaneous jobs. In addition owner of property is willing to offer a room rental in a house sharing environment at a reduced price appropriate with the hours worked. If interested, please contact 505-898-1100.

Airline Baggage Delivery (ABQ Sunport) Looking for Independent contractors to deliver delayed passenger luggage. Must have a reliable vehicle (a mini-van is ideal), a cell phone and able to pass a backround check. Days, Nights and Weekend positions are available. Please call Cynthia at 505-244-0669 for further detail

A Free, Powerful Tool: Try Meditation!

Today's inspirational broadcast to New Mexico Community Voice Mail clients was about meditation, brought to us by the website inspiredabundance.com

Here's a transcript of the audio meditation, by Michelle Wojnowski:

Allow these words today to comfort you, help you feel prosperous, release your stress, and surround yourself with light.

Breathe in now deeply.

Slowly breathe out now and release all the little things, all yourworries, let it go with the breath.
Again breathe in and breathe out.

Relax your muscles in your body and in your face.

You are loved.
Open your heart to love right now.
Say “open” and feel love, see it, imagine it flowing, caressing you, surrounding you with light.

You are prosperous.
Open your heart to the flow of prosperity right now.
Say “open” and feel the flow, see it, imagine it flowing, caressing you, surrounding you with light.

You are safe.
Open your heart to feeling safe right now.
Say “open” and feel the flow, see it, imagine it flowing, caressing you, surrounding you with light.

You are wise.
Open to the wisdom, invite it.
Say “I am now open to wisdom.”
The wisdom is flowing to you now.
See it, imagine it, feel it, know it.

You no longer wish to feel stress in your life.
Gently release stress, gently release guilt, gently release fears that no longer serve you.
Gently, lovingly, let it go now with the breath.
Say “open” to the light and feel it, see it, imagine it flowing,
caressing you, surrounding you and protecting you.

Your journey now is one that is peaceful and fulfilling.
You are surrounded by light and everlasting love of All That Is.

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