Part 7 TOEIC YBM 3 Test 9

Ship to:

University of Bowmoss 

Maintenance Department 

c/o Derrick McGuire 

Product

Quantity

Unit price 

Total

5

$25.00

$125.00

1

$4.20

$4.20

1

$129.00

$129.00

2

$10.40

$20.80

Shipping

$24.99

Total

$303.99

Judy Klein [2:14 P.M.] 

Eric, I'm glad I caught you online. I ran into a problem processing your travel reimbursement request this morning.

Eric Holland [2:15 P.M.] 

Hi, Judy. What was the issue?

Judy Klein [2:16 P.M.] 

Sorry, but could you give me a second? I thought I had the form right here, but I've been working on a few other files since then.

Eric Holland [2:16 P.M.] 

Sure.

Judy Klein [2:19 P.M.J 

OK, here we are. In the "Miscellaneous" section, you listed a $24.38 charge on May 25, but I can't read your handwriting in the description box. Do you remember what you wrote there? It looks like it starts with an "h".

Eric Holland [2:20 P.M.] 

Hmm. I'll come over to your desk.

Judy Klein [2:21 P.M.] 

Oh, that would be great. See you in a minute.

A New Way to Get News

(October 15)-For more than 70 years, the Boldwin Times has been Boldwin citizens' preferred source of daily news. These days, however, people want to learn about news events as they happen, not once a day. For this reason, we released the Boldwin Times app this morning as an even more convenient alternative to our Web site. 

With our app, readers can get the same in-depth local coverage and insightful analyses of regional and national news that they have come to expect from our print and online editions. However, they can also use its customizable notifications feature to receive alerts about breaking news stories that are of interest to them. The app's content is free for the first month and just $4.99 per month after that. Visit any major app store today to download it.

ENJOY BOTH DINNER AND A MOVIE AT HASLEY CINEMA!

Funfare Hall, Hasley Cinema's new dine-in theater, is open for business! Ticket holders to all screenings in the hall can enjoy not just popcorn but also less traditional movie fare like hamburgers and pizza. -[1] -. Our waiters will take your order and serve the food at your seat, which is extra-wide and equipped with a retractable tray table. Funfare Hall's unique dining-and-viewing experience is an exciting addition to the cinema that the Billegant Herald has already called "the top choice for film enthusiasts in Billegant". -[2] -.

SPECIAL EVENTS AT HASLEY CINEMA IN MARCH:

Director's_ Screening_ of Southerland: Come to Funfare Hall on March 19 to see the thoughtful new drama before its wide release. -[3] -. After the screening, director Tanesha Robson will discuss the film and take questions from the audience.

Kids Tuesdays: Every Tuesday morning in March, parents can bring kids under six years old to screenings of child-friendly movies for just $5 per adult and $2 per child. -[4] -.

Reviewed by: Harper Quintero

Posted: March 22

Master of Greenery

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Unfortunately, most offices miss out on the joys of a vibrant assortment of flora because they are concerned that it will not be easy to keep the plants alive. Did you know that there are many plant species that are extremely resilient and don't need fancy soil or frequent watering, though? 

Let Donna recommend which plants to buy and how to arrange them to maximize the desired effects. When she redesigns your office with a thoughtful selection of plants that require little upkeep, you'll be amazed at the resulting improvements in staff morale and productivity. Call Donna today at (990) 555-0107 to get started. 

Seats on the programs are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. We aim to accommodate as many people as we can, but this is not always possible due to availability of staff and other factors outside of our control. However, places sometimes become vacant due to schedule changes or dropouts. We will make these places available 14 days after registration closes, so please ask a member of staff at that time about what is available.

E-Mail message
From: Douglas McCoy
To: Itsumi Wakimoto
Subject: Trial results
Date: January 28
Attachment: Report

Hi Ms. Wakimoto, 

I just received the report on the trial of our new safety measure, and the results are clear: conducting a job hazard analysis (JHA) before construction begins has a positive effect on keeping projects on track and reducing cost. The full report is attached, but I'll summarize the key points here. 

We implemented the measure on three projects- Robinson Tower, Sparks Apartments, and Bryant Market-over the past two years, and had Broseley Consulting analyze and compare those projects to our other projects that took place in the same period. Because of the injuries and other problems that the JHA prevented, Robinson Tower and Bryant Market were completed 8% and 11 % faster and cost 6% and 10% less than similar projects, respectively. Sparks Apartments was merely average in both categories, but considering that it faced major problems due to unseasonable regional weather, this is excellent. For comparison, the Hubert Building, which ran into similar issues, was 15% more behind schedule and cost 13% more than average. 

Remember, the initial time and money spent to conduct the JHA is already factored into this data. It seems pretty clear to me that we should implement this process on all projects as soon as possible. When you're ready, why don't we meet to talk about how to present this idea to the other departments? Let me know. 

Sincerely, 
Doug

To: Jem Fashion Directors 

From: Larry May, Supply and Control Manager 

Date: October 2 

Re: Operational updates 

As you know, it has been a busy year for us in the Jem Fashion operations department. We have overseen the opening of five new manufacturing hubs, and I am pleased to announce that all five are now fully operational. Goods are being produced at a rapid rate in line with the targets we set last year. 

However, I have concerns about one particular area of our business. After liaising with the customer services team, it became clear to me that our goods are not being delivered within the timeframe promised to our customers. I personally conducted investigations into this and discovered the delivery company we currently use has an insufficient number of vehicles to meet our demands. This has led to a backlog of orders and many customer complaints. 

Therefore, I propose meeting with the head of the delivery firm to discuss the terms of our contract with them. We need to hold them accountable for this problem and demand changes to the document as necessary. If you have any concerns about or suggestions for taking this step, please call me at extension 553 or e-mail me at [email protected]. 

Larry 

Goodwin Place Condominium Association 
9070 Bradley Street 
Abentel, ON N0G 1YO

18 August 
Julio Salazar 
Unit 503 

Dear Mr. Salazar, 
Greetings from the Goodwin Place Condominium Association. We are writing to officially inform you of an addition to our condominium bylaws. From 1 September, unit owners will no longer be allowed to let any part of their unit for short-term rental (less than six months). -(1) -. You may be familiar with this practice as "using Owillo.com," but this ban applies to short-term rentals set up through any channels, even offline ones. 

As you are likely aware, this addition is the result of a formal vote among association members following months of discussion. As such, it is legally binding for all members, and violating the rule even a single time will result in a substantial fine. -(2) -. For details, see the full text of the rule (Article 9, Section B, Clause 12), which is enclosed.

We hope that those among you who voted against the ban will keep in mind the considerable benefits of not allowing short-term rental. First, it will eliminate the security issues created by a constant stream of non-residents coming and going from our grounds. -[3] -. Moreover, it will preserve the spirit of Goodwin Place as a community of friendly neighbors. 

To confirm that you understand this change, please sign the enclosed form and return it to the association office by 31 August. -[4] -. Note that refusal to sign does not exempt you from the rule. 

Sincerely, 
Courtney Graham
President 
Goodwin-Place Condominium Association 
Encl.

Clifton Sanders                                                                                              [10:19 A.M.]

Hey, Amanda and Jeffrey. I'm going through the comment cards that we got from book club participants this past week, and there's an issue I think you should know about.

Amanda Thomas                                                                                           [10:20 A.M.]

What is it, Clifton?

Clifton Sanders                                                                                              [10:22 A.M.]

More than half of the participants of the Classics Club wrote something like, "The leader isn't doing a good job of moderating the discussion." It seems that Sabrina-the leader of that group- lets one of the participants talk too much.

Amanda Thomas                                                                                           [10:23 A.M.] 

Ah, yes, that's the group that Doyle is in this year. He's one of the library's regular book club participants, and he tends to dominate the conversation if the leader isn't assertive.

Jeffrey Shim                                                                                                   [10:24 A.M.]

Oh, Doyle! It's too bad that Sabrina has to deal with him her first time leading a club.

Clifton Sanders                                                                                              [10:25 A.M.]

Should I just give her a summary of the feedback as usual, or does this require some kind of special response?

Amanda Thomas                                                                                           [10:26 A.M.]

We should do something about it. I'll sit down with her and give her some tips for balancing the participants' contributions better. But I need to run to a meeting right now. Is there anything else, Clifton?

Jeffrey Shim                                                                                                  [10:27 A.M.]

I have a pretty good relationship with Sabrina, and I've had to lead a group with Doyle in it before. Maybe I should be the one to speak with her. 

Amanda Thomas                                                                                          [10:28 A.M.]

Sure, Jeffrey. That sounds good.

Clifton Sanders                                                                                             [10:29 A.M.]

Thanks, Jeffrey. OK, talk to you both later.

Montara Campground

Information on Camping Facilities

Montara Campground is an excellent lodging option for visitors to Montara National Park. Its team of rangers is always ready to recommend hiking trails, fishing spots, and fun activities and even answer questions about their iconic flat hats! Restroom and shower facilities at the campground are shared among all campers, and the following campsites are available for rent (fire pit included with all sites):

- Pioneer ($IS/night): Space for one tent and one vehicle

- Adventurer ($20/night): Space for one tent and one vehicle (picnic table included)

- Explorer ($18/night): Space for one motor home

- Pathfinder ($26/night): Space for one motor home (water and electricity included)

Please note that demand is high in early March, when the park first opens for the season, and on national holidays, so advance booking is strongly advised. 

To make a booking at Montara Campground, visit www.campingmontara.gov.

To: <[email protected]>

From: <s.kohl@kel I ipsco.com>

Subject: June 29 

Date: Montara Campground

To Whom It May Concern: 

I recently stayed at Montara Campground for one week. Although the site itself was lovely, I was disappointed with the amenities for motor homes. From the second day of our stay until the end of the week, the-electricity for our campsite didn't work. Because of this, I believe we should only be charged the rate for motor home sites without water and electricity, and I'd like the difference to be sent back to me. The park ranger on duty, Chet Rinehart, was very kind, and he gave me this e-mail address so that I could get in touch with someone to help me. You can reach me by replying to this e-mail. 

Thank you, 

Shannon Kohl

Morning Session 1 

"Refining Your Sales and Marketing Strategy" 

Drew Espino, Consultant, Caruso Pharmaceutical Solutions

Morning Session 2 

"Is It Time to Upgrade Your Point-of-Sale Technology?" 

Kelly Powell, Editor, 'Retail Pharmacy Today' Web site

Afternoon Session 1 

"Effective Staff Training on Patient Care" 

Marshall Holloway, Manager, Ailsworth Pharmacy

Afternoon Session 2 

"Get Ready: Future Trends in Retail Pharmacy" 

Radka Bielik, Professor, Paxon University College of Pharmacy

From: Saul Strickland 
To: Darlene Gibson 
Subject: Dixon Edutech 
Date: July 6

Hi Darlene,

I'm writing in regards to Dixon Edutech, one of our promising start-up clients. In case you 're not familiar with them, their main product is an employee training platform that uses game-like features to make learning fun. They’ve recently grown to the point where they need a dedicated public relations firm in addition to our marketing services, and Victor Boswell, their communications manager, has asked if we can make a suitable recommendation. In particular, they’d like an affordable PR provider with ties to the tech industry. As you are our director of information technology, I wondered if you might have some special insight in this area. 

Any ideas you have would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, 
Saul Strickland 
Marketing Specialist 
Foschant Marketing

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From: Cindy Padilla <[email protected]> 

To: Victor Boswell <[email protected]> 

Subject: Meeting follow-up 

Date: August 2

Dear Mr. Boswell, 

It was a pleasure to speak with you at your office yesterday. As I said then, I will now assemble a crew of appropriate specialists, based on the information I gained about your situation and goals, to handle your account. We will then schedule another  meeting in two-to-three weeks to present our proposed strategy for your approval. If needed, we will coordinate with your account manager at Foschant Marketing as you suggested. 

Please contact me by phone or e-mail if you have any questions about this process. And thank you again for choosing Luneday Partners for your public relations needs. 

Sincerely, 
Cindy Padilla 
Account Representative 
Luneday Partners

Arts in Rellsdale 

By Shane Weller 

RELLSDALE (September 10)-Just weeks after its children's summer classes came to an end, the Rellsdale Community Center has begun planning another exciting activity. The 32nd Annual Rellsdale Community Art Show will be held in its auditorium during the week of October 22-28. 

The event began 32 years ago when Grant Lindsey, a local watercolor painter, invited his friends to join him in exhibiting their paintings in a small show. It has since grown into a chance for all of Rellsdale's professional and amateur visual artists to display their talents.

In its current form, the art show features a contest judged by a committee led by Tina Jordan, the community center's director, and including Adnan Khalif, an art historian at Malker University. Also, most of the artwork in the show is for sale. Twenty-five percent of the proceeds of each sale goes toward funding the upkeep of the center's buildings and grounds. 

Hye-Ran Kyeong, the center's vice director of recreation and the show's organizer, urges citizens of all ages, backgrounds, and artistic disciplines to consider exhibiting. Those interested should visit www.rellsdaleart.com for instructions.

32nd ANNUAL RELLSDALE COMMUNITY ART SHOW

Welcome to the Rellscale Community Art Show!

The Rellsdale Community Center is glad you have joined us

to celebrate the artistic gifts of our community.

Schedule of the Opening Night Reception:

5 P.M. - Doors open 

6 P.M .- Provision of refreshments donated by Rellsdale Supermarket 

7 P.M.- Welcoming remarks and announcement of contest results by the head of the judging committee 

9 P.M. - Doors close

Other helpful information:

• To locate a certain work of art, see the full list of entries ordered alphabetically by artist on pages 3 and 4. 
• To inquire about purchasing a piece, please speak promptly with a member of our staff. Remember, sales are first come, first served!

Page 1

From: Samuel Mayhew

To: Eulalia Prosser

Subject: Inquiry 

Date: November 4

Dear Ms. Prosser, 

Hello. My friend Anne Watson bought the wooden sculpture you exhibited in the 

Rellsdale Community Arts Show. I think it's gorgeous, and I would love to have one 

like it for my office. So I got your e-mail address from the business card that came with Anne's purchase. Could you write me back and let me know whether you have other 

pieces for sale? Thank you. 

Sincerely, 

Samuel Mayhew

SUMMER LEGAL INTERN

Huane Associates, a growing presence in the field of commercial law in the Gilvey area, is offering a legal internship from June 1 through July 31. 

The intern will perform legal research and analysis, draft a variety of legal 

documents, attend client meetings, and complete special projects, all with the benefit of direction and feedback from seasoned attorneys.

Requirements:

• Current law student who has completed at least one year of law school

• Able to work 30 hours per week at firm's office in Waterfront District

Preferred qualifications:

• Familiarity with local, state, and federal commercial law

• Proficiency in legal research platforms such as Rolento

To apply, e-mail the following documents to [email protected] by March 31: a one-page cover letter, your resume, your law school transcript, and a writing sample of between three and five pages.

Internship Documentation - Biweekly Meeting Notes

Date: Wed., July 8 

Intern: Renee Walters Supervisor: Marlon Terry

Reflections on 

previous projects/ 

experiences

• Analysis of online retailer tax laws: Marlon gave general

feedback and suggestions for improving "Summary" section

• Meeting with Sovaughn Shoes: In response to Renee's

question, Marlon discussed options for handling surprising

requests from clients

Updates on ongoing 

projects

• Blog post on history of non-disclosure agreements: Renee reported difficulty working with Rolento; Marlon scheduled training session for July 10 at 1 P.M.

• Drafting of employment contract for Marquitta Cafe: Renee has been unable to schedule necessary meeting with Jeannie Wilkerson; Marlon will contact Jeannie about this

New assignments

Drafting of operating agreement for Blair-Logue, LLC:

Tentatively due July 15; Renee should refer to resources in

internal network's "Operating Agreements" file