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Momentum is a great thing, especially in the software world.  We’ve been having a great year at KnowledgeLake and we just got some more good news as Microsoft announced the awards for the Worldwide Partner Conference.  KnowledgeLake won awards in two categories this year, both which hopefully sum up the hard work everyone here has done the last 12 months.

ISV/Software Solutions Partner of the Year
http://www.digitalwpc.com/Awards#ISV-Software-Solutions-Partner-of-the-Year

Information Worker Solutions, Enterprise Content Management and Forms Development Partner of the Year
http://www.digitalwpc.com/Awards#Information-Worker-Solutions-Enterprise-Content-Management-and-Forms-Development-Partner-of-the-Year

See you in New Orleans,

Chris

Just wanted to get this out to reach as many people as possible.  Several of my teams at KnowledgeLake are in need of individuals to fill positions to keep up with the growth we have been experiencing, yes even this the so called horrible economy.  We are in the process of selecting members to fill a few new teams we are building and want as many quality applicants as possible.

We are in need to C# and/or SharePoint developers, people with good customer services skill to work in support as well as quality support specialists.

If you want to a work for a company that employs people that actually enjoy their job and work hard at the same time please reply to this post or contact us at careers@knowledgelake.com.  Couch potatoes need not apply.

Recruiters, please do not contact me.

-Chris

Just pimping our software here.

http://www.ecmconnection.com/article.mvc/ECM-Connection-Announces-Winners-Of-The-2009-0001

… and it’s purpose.  You can read it here: http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/charters/bill_of_rights_transcript.html

Amendment I

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of people to peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

Amendment II

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

and so on…

Unless I’m mistaken this give me and my family these rights that cannot be taken away:

• Pray in school
• Put “Ron Paul” bumper stickers on a car (I haven’t yet, but just saying)
• Assemble a militia as long as it was regulated (so I assume as long as I told the state police I have a militia I’m good… again, no plans, but I could)
• If I’m not happy with an elected official I have the right to speak my mind (message to both sides here, just because you like to complain before doesn’t mean that someone complaining now is a terrorist and vice versa)
• The right to bear arms to protect myself from animals, burglars and a tyrant federal, state or local government.  (I can buy a Abrams or Apache if I’d like, not to mention any automatic weapon I so choose)

So please remember what happens in England isn’t necessarily good for the United States.

Chris