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"after checking the list of all parts in the instruction manual, I determined that several parts must have been missing from the kit at the time of sale "
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Blooming Flower Yoga Studio
Summer Yoga Classes:
This summer we will be offering a variety of summer yoga classes for all age groups and skill levels.
Summer Class Schedule and Prices (registration fee):
Beginner class, twice a week for two months ( $150)
Intermediate and advanced class, twice a week for two months ( $200)
Yoga for senior citizens, once a week for two months ( $100)
Hot power yoga, three times a week for two months ( $250)
All necessary supplies will be provided by the Blooming FlowerYoga Studio. Members should wear comfortable clothes that allow for free movement.
45 Clark Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202
715-555-5832
www.bloomingfloweryoga.com
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To: Tammy Glenn
From: Dwayne Moore
Date: May 23
Subject: New Student
Attachment: New member form
Dear Ms. Glenn,
I’m writing to let you know that you have one more student who has signed up for your class. Your new student is Jane Meyers and she will bring the $100 registration fee with her to the first class on Monday.
Also, on Monday, please give Ms. Meyers and any other new members the form they will need to fill out. I have attached the necessary paperwork to this e-mail. All you have to do is to print out copies and hand them out.
Your class now has nine members that will attend and is, therefore, almost at full capacity. In fact, all of the classes this summer have proved very popular, and I anticipate they will all fill up by the end of the month. Thank you so much for your many years of hard work as a teacher here at Blooming Flower Yoga studio. If you have any questions, let me know.
Dwayne MooreMesa Hobby Models Community Forum
Issue with the Blackbeard’s Pirate Ship Model
August 3, 10:55 A.M.
Post by John Taylor
I recently purchased a model kit from the Mega Hobby online store. I bought the Blackbeard’s Pirate Ship model to put together with my son, and I am having a problem. After carefully reading the instruction manual, I noticed that a few essential parts have been left out of the box. Specifically, some parts that make up the mast and sail seem to be absent from the kit. I have bought many models from Mega Hobby for years and have always been happy with the products I received.
Has anyone else had the same problem with this kit? My son and I were planning to submit our finished model to a local model building contest at the end of the month, and we are very disappointed with this setback. If anyone else has any experience with this problem and solved it, I would greatly appreciate your advice.
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< h4 align ="center">Mesa Hobby Models Community ForumIssue with the Blackbeard’s Pirate Ship Model
August 3, 10:55 A.M.
Post by John Taylor
Hi John,
I also recently purchased the Blackboard’s Pirate Ship model from the Mega Hobby online store for my son and had the same problem that you did. At first, I thought I must have been mistaken, but after checking the list of all parts in the instruction manual, I determined that several parts must have been missing from the kit at the time of sale. I took the kit back to my local Mega Hobby store and a staff member confirmed my suspicion. The Mega Hobby employee was nice enough to exchange my model kit for one that had all of the parts. With the new kit, my son and I were able to put together the model exactly like the picture on the box. I suggest that you go to the Mega Hobby store closest to your home and ask them to exchange your defective product. Be sure to make a note of the order number when you go there.
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Ronald Pinero posted on May 7:
I am writing in regard to an article printed in your newspaper's May 3 edition about the construction proposal from Blandfolk Superstore. As a long-time business owner in Gunton, I am concerned. I manage Ballas Boutique, a clothing store in the downtown area, and many of my friends and business acquaintances also operate private shops in the city. Large corporate retailers have forced many smaller stores out of business in other locations where they have opened, even when such establishments have been situated on the outskirts of towns. I'm not sure most businesses like mine will be able to compete without significantly dropping prices and, by extension, the quality of our goods. For now, Gunton is a very vibrant and diverse city, and I hope the mayor and council members will reject the proposal in order to keep it that way
______________________________________________TO: Ronald Pinero
SUBJECT: Request from Gunton COC
DATE: May 8
Dear Mr. Pinero,
I came across your comments on the Gunton Herald Web site. Your concern is something the board of the Gunton Chamber of Commerce has been discussing, and we agree that something must be done to protect stores in the downtown area, like yours. On June 3, the city council will be holding a public meeting that some of us will be attending. It would be helpful if you joined us at the event. You could give a short talk describing the concerns you mentioned in your comments. You are welcome to use visual aids, bring supporting documents, and invite others who share our concerns. Please let me know if you would like to participate.
Sincerely yours,
Adeline Morris
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