Learn some of the more advanced features of Excel 2007 as you practice the skills necessary to create and edit macros; modify workbook properties; share and merge workbooks; audit and analyze worksheet data; work with multiple workbooks, including linking cells in different workbooks; incorporate multiple data sources; and import and export data. The product version in the class is 2007, but material is appropriate for users of other versions of Excel. Prerequisite: Excel 2007 1 and 2, or equivalent knowledge. See our detailed course information including course content, learning objectives, and prerequisites.
Remember when you were a kid and you just started pushing paint around with no purpose and you didn't care? It was just plain fun! This class combines that approach with specific technique, materials understanding, a little purpose, and voil! You have a beautiful painting! This is a no-pressure acrylic-on-canvas class, designed for the beginner to the advanced student. We will go over letting go and just letting the magic happen. If you are feeling a little up-tight about art and putting too much pressure on yourself, this is your time to let loose and make art fun again. Materials supplied, including canvas, brushes, paint, and a few surprises.
Need a real math teaching expert to give you specific improvement in PRE_ALGEBRA and ALGEBRA skills? Sign up for Mark Wahl's Basic Math Refresher ($80), a single, power-packed, evening class on a weekday. It goes an insight-filled 4 hours from 5:45 to 9:45 pm in the Greenwood area of Seattle. If your math skills are iffy this is a quick way to dispel both rust, defective understanding, and math anxiety. Turn your skill learning over to a nationally known math learning specialist. Applicable to many needs, it is especially relevant to the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) that Mark Wahl also teaches. (For both courses, go to http://www.markwahl.com/GRE-Test-Prep.htm and click through to the registration page for online payment.) You can also call 360-221-8842 or (206) 436-4116 (Seattle) for quick registration. You won't be disappointed.
Get the skills needed to maintain your bicycle from a professional. Scott Stuart will show you how to get your bike in top shape for riding, with valuable tips and tricks of the trade. Discover how to adjust your brakes, derailers, headset and bottom bracket, as well as how to change your tire. This course is appropriate for beginning and advanced riders. Bring your questions and we will provide the bicycles and tools for hands-on practice. Wear appropriate clothing (bicycle grease stains clothes). Class is held at Bike Works in Lake Stevens, 2010 Grade Road, 425-334-7812. Visit the website at www.bikeworksls.com. Map and driving directions will be mailed with your registration confirmation.
Bellevue Arts Museum 510 Bellevue Way NE Bellevue, WA 98004-5014 Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Featuring ephemera and over 100 pairs of shoes and boots, this first-time retrospective explores the unbridled energy and creativity behind the first successful female shoe designer.
Facility/Site: Bellevue Arts Museum, 510 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, WA 98004 Neighborhoods: East of Seattle Event Types: Arts, Museum/Gallery Audience: All Contact: Bellevue Arts Museum Contact Phone: 425-519-0770 Contact Email: info@bellevuearts.org Pre-Register: No Cost: $10 Adult, $7 Senior/Student, Free for children under age 6 and members More info: www.bellevuearts.org
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: Bellevue Arts Museum in Bellevue,Washington Posted by:evdb
This course is for healthcare providers, such as physicians, nurses, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, respiratory therapists, physical and occupational therapists, physicianâ??s assistants, residents or fellows, medical or nursing students in training, aides, medical or nursing assistants, police officers, and other allied health personnel who must have a credential documenting successful completion of CPR for healthcare provider course. Course teaches CPR skills for helping victims of all ages (including doing ventilation with a barrier device, a bag-mask device, and oxygen); use of an automated external defibrillator (AED); and relief of foreign-body airway obstruction (FBAO). This course follows the most current AHA healthcare provider guidelines. The certification is valid for two years. Due to the length of the class you may wish to bring beverage and snacks to eat during the short breaks; no formal meal break is scheduled. BLS Healthcare Provider textbook included ($10 value). Presented by â??I Know CPR.â?
Bellevue Arts Museum 510 Bellevue Way NE Bellevue, WA 98004-5014 Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 1 5pm
Students of all ages are encouraged to visit Bellevue Arts Museum on the 2nd Wednesday of each month where they will receive complimentary admission to the museum with an online coupon. Additionally, the new Teen Art Council will be coordinating teen specific activities during each Student Wednesday.
Neighborhoods: East of Seattle Event Types: Arts, Community, Museum/Gallery Audience: Teen Contact: Bellevue Arts Museum Contact Phone: 425-519-0770 Contact Email: info@bellevuearts.org Pre-Register: No Cost: FREE with online coupon Registration Details: RSVP online at www.bellevuearts.org/calendar/rsvp.htm More info: www.bellevuearts.org
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: Bellevue Arts Museum in Bellevue,Washington Posted by:evdb
Corner of 5th and Pike 1505 5th Ave Seattle, WA 98101-1658 Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 10am 7pm
BODIESThe Exhibition will give visitors an opportunity to see inside carefully preserved, real anatomical specimens and learn the detailed structure and function of the human body. The Exhibition takes visitors through galleries providing an up-close look inside the skeletal, muscular, reproductive, respiratory, circulatory and other systems of the human body. Many of the full-body specimens are dissected in vivid athletic poses, allowing the visitor to relate to everyday activities. In addition, authentic human specimens illustrate the damage caused to organs by over-eating and lack of exercise. A healthy lung is featured next to a black lung ravaged by smoking in a vivid comparison more powerful than any textbook image.
Neighborhoods: Downtown Commercial Core Event Types: Education, Museum/Gallery Audience: Adults, Children, Family, Senior, Special Needs, Teen Sponsoring Organization: Premier Exhibitions Contact: Ticket Office Contact Phone: (206) 388-3615 Pre-Register: No Cost: $10-19 More info: www.bodiestickets.com
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: Corner of 5th and Pike in Seattle,Washington Posted by:evdb
Mayflower Park Hotel 405 Olive Way Seattle, WA 98101-1108 Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 2 5pm
Do you consider yourself food-adventurous? Enjoy wine and beer pairings? Then join us as we explore the "gourmet" side of Seattle's food scene! Learn about Seattle's sordid past as you wind your way through tree-lined streets of Belltown, downtown Seattle, and Pike Place Market.
Go underground to see a microbrewery in action! Meet Seattle's top chefs and artisans, and hear their stories and secrets of the trade. Learn about the history, culture, and entertainment offerings that make downtown Seattle a premiere destination for visitors and residents alike.
When everything else is equal (similar cost, product, and general location), customers do business with the person who listens to them and understands their specific needs. Develop these skills and youâ??ll be way ahead of the pack. Discover how to describe the uniqueness of your product or service in such a way that YOU become their only choice! This class is the perfect combination of communicating with confidence and sincerity while using practical business sense to get more sales and referrals.
RSVP for site location 4408 Delridge Way SW Seattle, WA 98106-1347 Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 8am 4pm
Nature Consortium hosts volunteer work parties year round several times per week in West Seattle. Each work party begins with a short informal forest ecology workshop. During the fall and winter we remove invasive species, mulch, and plant native plants and trees in Seattle's largest remaining forest! Other seasons are devoted to maintenance and monitoring. Performing artists "play in the woods" during many of our work parties, and include singers, instrumentalists, and dancers. RSVP is mandatory for all work parties as our locations vary. The address posted is our office! For directions/info, e-mail Marisa at volunteer@naturec.org or call 206.923.0853
Facility/Site: RSVP for site location Neighborhoods: Alki/Admiral, Citywide, Delridge/North Delridge, Duwamish/SODO, Fauntleroy/Seaview, Georgetown, High Point, Highland Park, Riverview, Roxhill/Westwood, South of Seattle, South Park, West of Seattle, West Seattle Junction/Genesee Hill Event Types: Community, Gardening, Nature/Environment, Volunteer/Work Party Audience: Adults, Family, Teen Contact: Marisa Ordonia Contact Phone: 206-923-0853 Contact Fax: 206-923-0866 Contact Email: volunteer@naturec.org Site Contact Details: E-mail volunteer@naturec.org or call 206.923.0853 Pre-Register: Yes Cost: Free More info: www.naturec.org
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: 4408 Delridge Way SW in Seattle,Washington Posted by:evdb
Seattle City Hall 600 Fourth Avenue Seattle, WA 98104 Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 9 11am
The board works to preserve, protect and enhance the historic and architectural character of Pioneer Square. Any change of use must be reviewed and approved by the Pioneer Square Preservation Board and Department of Neighborhoods Director.
NOTE: The PSPB only reviews work within Pioneer Square.
Facility/Site: Boards and Commissions Room, L280 Event Types: Boards & Commissions DON Programs: Historic Preservation Neighborhoods: Pioneer Square/International District Audience: All, Adults, Senior Contact: Genna Nashem Contact Phone: 684-0227 Contact Email: Genna.Nashem@seattle.gov Pre-Register: No More info: www.seattle.gov
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: 1112 4th Avenue: Seattle in Seattle,Washington Posted by:evdb
Mobile Breakfast Series is a quarterly event that brings together thought leaders and visionaries from the global mobile industry to interact and share ideas, insights, and best practices with the pacific northwest entrepreneurs, enthusiasts, and others who are passionate about mobile.
Did you know? American Sign Language, which was primarily used by Deaf individuals in the United States (US), is now gaining popularity in the hearing communities. American Sign Language is now the third most spoken language in the US, after English and Spanish. Whether you want to learn to communicate with your pre-verbal infant before they can speak clear words or you wish to give your school-aged child a foundation for a second-language, we make learning Sign Language easy and fun to do! We offer a variety of classes throughout the Seattle and Eastside including: SIGN with your BABY(r): For parents and their pre-verbal infants and toddlers. Classes are offered around town or in your home in the form of 6-week classes or two-hour workshops. Great for individual families, parenting groups or corporate businesses. Sign Language for Young Children - ECE: For early-childhood educators who want to include Sign Language in their childcare or pre-school setting. Classes are offered once a week for 10 - 12 weeks at local colleges or 2 to 4 hour workshops at your center. STARS approved. Sing and Sign: For parents and their toddlers or pre-school children. Classes are offered around town or in your home in the form of 6-week classes. Great for individual families and parenting groups. Sign Language Fun: For school-aged children K - 6th grade and their parents. Classes are offered as part of the after-school programming at select Elementary schools and range from 6 - 10 weeks of class. Great for K - 6th graders and their parents. ASL cOoL: For school-aged children 6 - 8th grade. Classes are offered as part of the after-school programming at select Middle schools and range from 6 - 10 weeks of class. Great for 6 - 8th graders and especially those who plan to take ASL as a foreign language in High School. For complete details on classes, dates, costs and openings e-mail echo@visuallyspeaking.info or visit www.visuallyspeaking.info
Explore a potential job in the animal service industry while learning canine massage basics that will make your dog healthier and happier. Course topics and activities include inter species communication, dog etiquette, self marketing strategies house calls/offce visits, massage techniques to relieve muscle tension, improve circulation, treat injury recovery and arthritis with hands on practice. Great fun for dog lovers who want to add a healthy activity to deepen the relationship with their pet. Dog volunteer provided. Please do not bring your own dog. Taught by Marty Bucher.
With more technical skill development, â??Drawing for the Non-Artist 2â? builds upon the knowledge and skills gained in Level 1. We will spend four weeks learning to apply these skills to a variety of subject matter utilizing creative and fun sketching and drawing techniques.
Explore the possibilities of getting your visual art published in magazines. Learn how to research local and national magazines, how to assemble visual essays and develop a marketing strategy for your stories. Find out how to query magazines, how to set and negotiate prices, and how to best follow-up. Class includes student sharing of a magazine story idea and query letter. Open to all visual artists.
"Our job in life is to figure out how to be quiet enough to hear the soul's voice and brave enough to do what it says... Kundalini Yoga is the technology to help us claim this." -Hari Das Singh Khalsa Kundalini Yoga is a lovely and practical study of creating awareness, strength and calm from the internal world. Originally taught by Yogi Bhajan, this practice gifts us with a huge toolbox for balancing the body, mind, and soul. A typical Kundalini class includes a physical (asana) practice, breath work (pranayam), chanting and meditation. Kundalini Yoga helps us both quiet and engage the mind and to cultivate deep awareness of the body. Jennifer teaches many variations of postures so that all students can find a level of practice that serves them.
Founded in 1959, the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) is a nonprofit music-education organization whose central purpose is to promote excellence in choral music through performance, composition, publication, research, and teaching. ACDA National Conventions occur in February or March of odd years while the seven regional division conventions take place in even number years. The Northwestern Division Includes approximately 900 members in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming.
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 13, 2010 12 AM Where: Venue TBD in Seattle,Washington Cost: See official website Posted by:evdb
This class is a perfect fit for the new yoga student wishing to "start at the beginning", learning the foundations of yoga practice. The class will teach correct breathing methods and physical alignment while increasing strength in the arms, legs and torso, and improving balance and posture. You will learn a wide range of postures (asanas) so that you will be prepared to enter any other Hatha yoga class at Three Trees Yoga with confidence.
Breast Cancer Resource Center 3502 S. 12th Street Tacoma, WA 98405 Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 6 7:30pm
Learn about training and fund raising, get your questions answered and meet other Komen 3-Day for the Cure walkers. Register at the meeting and you will receive your registration kit (including legacy pin and milestone tracker) on the spot.
Arboretums Graham Visitors Center 2300 Arboretum Dr. E. Seattle, WA Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 8:30 10:30am
The Arboretum and Botanical Garden Committee (ABGC) advises the University of Washington, City of Seattle and The Arboretum Foundation on the management and stewardship of the Washington Park Arboretum for the benefit of current and future generations.
Event Types: Boards & Commissions Neighborhoods: Citywide Audience: All, Senior Contact: Sandy Brooks Contact Phone: 684-5066 Contact Email: sandy.brooks@seattle.gov Pre-Register: No More info: depts.washington.edu
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: Graham Visitors Center in Seattle,Washington Posted by:evdb
TUSCAN WINE TASTING Wednesday, March 10, 7-10pm Instructor: Tanya Darling Seattle $51 TASTE & PAIR GREAT ITALIAN WINES Tuscany is possibly the most loved region in all of Italy. It also is home to Italyâ??s most heralded grape variety, Sangiovese, as well as many lesser known treasures- red, white & sweet. From the steep hillsides of medieval Montepulciano to the rolling hills of Chianti a plethora of styles abound! In this class with Tanya Darling, wine appreciation specialist, students will explore both the famous and the undiscovered treasures of Central Italy. The wines featured in this class will be accompanied by a selection of regional cheeses.
How do the acronyms of web design become websites? HTML, xHTML, CSS, PHP, div, ul, swf, li, and dozens more combine, often under the protective cover of software applications like Dreamweaver, to make the web interfaces we see every day. In this short class we digest this alphabet soup. Read entire description at: http://www.luminousworks.com/class/html
Whether you're just beginning an exercise program or you're a seasoned athlete, a regular yoga practice will help you build strength, tone muscles, increase flexibility and stamina, and reduce stress and tension. On its own, or in addition to a strength training regimen, a weekly or daily yoga practice can help you reach and surpass your physical fitness goals, while helping strengthen your mind and increase your feelings of well-being. Monday 7:30pm and Saturday 9am $17 per class RSVP 206-420-3142 Location: Fuerte Fitness 1225 N. 45th Street Seattle, WA 98103 www.fuertefitness.com
Public Tour Alexander Calder: A Balancing Act March 10, 2010 1-2 pm Simonyi Special Exhibition Galleries
Trace the development of the illustrious career of artist Alexander Calder on this 60-minute tour. Working for much of the 20th century, Calder was one of the most acclaimed and influential sculptors of our time. He became famous for developing a new method of sculpting by bending and twisting wire, for inventing the mobile and for working in a playful, delicately beautiful and inventive way.
Learn about group admission rates, private tours and school tours.
Free with museum admission.
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: Seattle Art Museum in Seattle,Washington Posted by:evdb
Not. Stable. At all. By Paul Budraitis Uncertainty and instability at a personal and societal level. The spontaneous following of questionable impulses, the impossibility of connection, the mistrust of authority and the presence of chaos and random violence in our lives. Paul Budraitis dives into these themes and takes his audience on a ride that is part punk-rebellion and part narrative rollercoaster.
Traveling Panties by Mike Harris An angry cross dresser tells tales of I-90, thongs and beyond!
SUBPRIME!: Inside the Heart of the Mortgage Meltdown by Norman Bell. A fun, fast-paced roller coaster tour through the turbo-charged world of the subprime mortgage industry - a world of fast-talking loan officers, opportunistic condo flippers and hopeful first-time homeowners, all looking for their piece of the American Dream.
About the Performers:
Paul Budraitis is a director, actor, writer and teacher of acting and stage movement. In Seattle, he has worked with Annex Theatre, New City Theatre, On the Boards, and the Degenerate Art Ensemble. Paul recieved his master's degree in theatre from the Lithuanian Music and Theatre Academy. Paul worked with innovative Finnish director Kristian Smeds on a contemporary re-imagining of Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard. Paul's recent director credits include David Mamet's EDMOND at Balagan Theatre. As a teacher, Paul has worked as a lecturer in the acting and directing faculty of the LMTA, teaching acting and stage movement.He has also taught the biomechanics technique of Russian theatre director Vsevelod Meyerhold at the LMTA, as well as to students at the Iceland Academy of the Arts in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Norman Bell is a solo performer and playwright. His original performances include SUBPRIME!, Mango, Little Hand and Think. Norman has also performed in theatre, TV and film. In theatre, he played a lead role in David Mamets Sexual Perversity in Chicago, and acted in Ghetto by Joshua Sorbol and The Hothouse by Harold Pinter. On TV, he was featured in the popular Spanish soap opera Cor de la Ciutat. In film, he played opposite Christian Bale in The Machinist.
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: Theatre Off Jackson in Seattle,Washington Cost: $15.00 Posted by:evdb
Bring your toddler on an adventure of books and the outdoors! Toddler Tales & Trails starts with story time in the upstairs classroom, followed by a guided nature walk in the park. The walk has a difficulty level of easy and is less than one mile in length. Because this walk is on unpaved ground, stroller access is difficult. Toddler Tales & Trails occurs regularly every other Wednesday from 10-11 AM. Tickets Toddler (0-4 yrs): Free Youth (5-14): $2.00 Adult: (15-64): $4.00 Senior: (65 & Up): $3.00
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: Seward Park in Seattle,Washington Cost: $0-$4 Posted by:evdb
Recognized as one of America's leading classical saxophone performers. Works by Poulench, Messiaen, Veldhuis, Chambers, and Burhans. Duane Hulbert, piano.
Master class by Timothy McAllister on Thursday, March 11, 2-4 p.m., free
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: University of Puget Sound in Tacoma,Washington Cost: free Posted by:evdb
Bastyr Center for Natural Health 3670 Stone Way N Seattle, WA 98103-8004 Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 6 7pm
Are you ready to lose weight, eat more healthfully and get moving? Sign up today for "Weigh to Go," a lifestyle program developed by Bastyr's Nutrition and Clinical Health Psychology faculty! This comprehensive program combines individualized counseling and weekly group nutrition classes to help you build new skills for enjoying a healthier lifestyle. You will learn how to set goals, manage stress, incorporate more activity in your daily life, navigate temptation and avoid overeating.
Program Cost: $300 for 9 weeks
Please call 206.925.4662 today to register and make a healthy change in your life!
Neighborhoods: Citywide, East of Seattle, Fremont, Green Lake, Greenwood/Phinney Ridge, Madison Park, North of Seattle, South of Seattle, University District, Wallingford, West of Seattle Event Types: Training-Classes/Workshops Audience: Adults Sponsoring Organization: Bastyr University Contact: BCNH Contact Phone: 206.925.4662 Pre-Register: No Cost: $300 for 9 weeks Registration Details: Please call 206.925.4662 More info: www.bastyr.edu
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM to Mar 10, 2010 12 AM in Seattle,Washington Posted by:evdb
The spa offers special pricing on a variety of services throughout the month of March. Add a brow and lip wax to your facial for only $15; enjoy a 90-minute session of reflexology, craniosacral, and massage for $145; get full leg, bikini and underarm waxing for only $60, and add a Brazilian for just $25. A facial, 30-minute reflexology session, 60-minute massage and haircut combined are $200.
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: Helle in Seattle,Washington Posted by:evdb
Would you leave behind your family, friends, and familiar surroundings to risk your life on a three-year, round-trip voyage to Mars? In Facing Mars, you have the chance to answer this question twice: as you enter the exhibition and again as you exit. While exploring each of the 28, thought-provoking exhibits, take the opportunity to reflect on your initial answer and some of the ethical questions about human exploration of Mars
The city of Seattle offers an amazing soup of cultures and is truly the food haven of the world. White Moustache Urban Adventure Co. takes tourists and locals alike to experience Seattles history, culture and development through food. We take you to the the best local spots (neighborhoods, restaurants, diners, and street vendors). You can eat like a local while touring Seattle and learning about its sometimes weird and bizarre culture and unknown role in American history!
Most Importantly, you eat and learn about many types of delicious foods from around the World while riding in our famous Grubwagen - a restored split window VW bus.
We offer several theme-based tours.
Tours are focused in
* Neighborhood Favorites
* Select Animal and Vegetable (e.g. Pork, Beef, Seafood, Vegan)
* Ethnic (e.g. Scandinavian, Asian, Belgian, German, Caribbean, Soul)
Come take our tour today and have a delicious day!
Learn more about us at http://whitemoustache.com
When: Mar 10, 2010 12 AM Where: Washington, Seattle in Seattle,Washington Cost: Two eaters + Two hours = $200. It is $100 additional for each hour and each eater. Package deals and branded sponsorship opportunities are available. Posted by:whitemoustache
Description: Tour Availability: May - September | Wednesday - Sunday 1:00pm October - April | Saturday & Sunday 1:00pm Hungry for adventure? Go off the beaten path to experience the hidden gems of Pike Place Market! Taste adventurous ethnic flavors, learn about multi-cultural food traditions, and visit an old-fashioned spice mercantile that supplies all of Seattle's top restaurants! Pair adventurous Seattle foods with the ethnic history and heritage of this 101-year old culinary landmark.
Description: Tour Availability: Jan. - Feb. | Friday & Saturday 2:00pm March, Nov. & Dec. | Thursday - Saturday 2:00pm April & Oct. | Wednesday - Saturday 2:00pm May - Sept. | Monday - Saturday 2:00pm Do you consider yourself food-adventurous? Enjoy wine and beer pairings? Then join us as we explore the "gourmet" side of Seattle's food scene! Learn about Seattle's sordid past as you wind your way through tree-lined streets of Belltown, downtown Seattle, and Pike Place Market. Go underground to see a microbrewery in action! Meet Seattle's top chefs and artisans, and hear their stories and secrets of the trade. Learn about the history, culture, and entertainment offerings that make downtown Seattle a premiere destination for visitors and residents alike.
When: Mar 10, 2010 2 AM Where: Downtown Seattle in Seattle,Washington Posted by:evdb
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