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The Chicago Star - April 4
Parker Airlines to Sell Food On-Board its Aircraft
Parker Airlines spokesperson, Emily Green told reporters yesterday that as of May 28 the company intends to discontinue free meals for passengers flying by economy class. — [1] —. The company, named the Best Domestic Airline for the past 3 years by air travelers, expects this will save them $10 million a year. — [2] —. While the airline will continue to offer water, coffee, juice and tea for free, it will give passengers the option of buying snack boxes for $7. For breakfast, French toast and cereal will be provided; for lunch, passengers can choose either a hamburger or beef sandwich, with some fruit. For dinner, passengers will have the choice of turkey or pork with rice and salad, with ice cream for dessert.
— [3] —. Dellavue Air, based in New York was the first to implement this type of policy. Brighton International and Northern Air adopted it as well. SkyBus announced that it will test the concept to see whether or not it would be beneficial for them. — [4] —. A spokesman for Parker Airlines said that meals would still be provided free of charge to First Class passengers.
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“A few other airlines have already begun to sell food on board.”
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To: All Staff
From: Naomi MizoI, Office Manager
Subject: Eugene Pippen
Hello Everyone,
As I discussed briefly in last week’s staff meeting, Eugene Pippen, the company’s public relations director, has resigned from his role here at Virginia Consulting. Mr. Pippen has decided to ---131--- a position with a major investment group, Haymond Investments.
This job will allow Mr. Pippen to plan publicity campaigns on a larger scale. ---132---. Therefore, this is an excellent opportunity for him both professionally and personally. ---133---, we are sincerely disappointed to lose him as an employee.
Mr. Pippen’s final day of work will be Wednesday, March 18. On that day, we will hold a small ceremony in the main conference room ---134--- his many years of service. It will begin at 4 P.M., and everyone is welcome to attend.
Cheers,
Naomi Mizell
To: All staff ([email protected])
From: Doris Edwards ([email protected])
Date: September 9
Subject: Supply orders
Dear All,
As of Monday next week, changes are being made to the supply ordering process. Copies of all supply orders for stationery are ---135--- forwarded to the purchasing department but should now be sent to your department head for approval instead.
For managers, we ask that you ---136--- the expenditures required each week and keep a running total. ---137---. If the new system proves to be successful, as we expect it will, we will implement it across all purchasing sectors. Updates will be given to your team leaders ---138--- as they become available.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Doris Edwards
Manager, Purchasing Department
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Eric Schmidt
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FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION
RECEIPIENT NUMBER: 7465-56-9687
DATE: August 6
TO: Susanne White, Chief Engineer, Blackfoot Civil Engineering
FROM: Luke Wilson, Contractor, Wilson Developments
NUMBER: fax: 7098-76-6789, phone: 514-8756, extension: 766
PAGES: 12 (Including cover sheet)
Dear Ms. White;
I hope that you enjoyed your recent family vacation. As you requested, I am forwarding you the latest engineering plans for the construction of the Parkview expressway. You will note that the plans have been slightly altered to accommodate sewage lines and street lighting, as I have indicated in the diagrams. Kindly examine the differences and tell me whether or not you approve of these changes. You will be able to contact me at the above numbers.
Warm Regards,
Luke
Olivia Myers [11:30 A.M.]
Hi, Mike. I want to try lunch at the new restaurant near the ice cream shop.
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Mike Lebitz [11:33 A.M.]
Oh, I went there last week and I wasn't very impressed. There were too many people and there wasn't enough space between the tables.
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Olivia Myers [11:34 A.M.]
Really? That's too bad. What do you want to do?
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Mike Lebitz [11:35 A.M.]
Well, let's order sandwiches and take them to the park since it's a beautiful day to sit outside.
Access to Emporium Corporation’s online database is now available to all staff through the Internet. This will simplify accessing customers and employee data regardless of whether you are working off-site or traveling. Just follow these instructions in order to access the online database.
1. Go to the Emporium website: www.emporiumco.com
2. Click on the ‘Access Data’ icon to search the database
3. You will need to register in order to use this tool
* Fill in the boxes that ask for your name and phone number
* Provide your password (Your employee card number)
4. Use the database searching engine
The Chicago Star - April 4Parker Airlines to Sell Food On-Board its Aircraft
Parker Airlines spokesperson, Emily Green told reporters yesterday that as of May 28 the company intends to discontinue free meals for passengers flying by economy class. — [1] —. The company, named the Best Domestic Airline for the past 3 years by air travelers, expects this will save them $10 million a year. — [2] —. While the airline will continue to offer water, coffee, juice and tea for free, it will give passengers the option of buying snack boxes for $7. For breakfast, French toast and cereal will be provided; for lunch, passengers can choose either a hamburger or beef sandwich, with some fruit. For dinner, passengers will have the choice of turkey or pork with rice and salad, with ice cream for dessert.
— [3] —. Dellavue Air, based in New York was the first to implement this type of policy. Brighton International and Northern Air adopted it as well. SkyBus announced that it will test the concept to see whether or not it would be beneficial for them. — [4] —. A spokesman for Parker Airlines said that meals would still be provided free of charge to First Class passengers.
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Promotional Offer
Date: March 4
Dear Customers,
Over the next ten days, Mouton Designs is offering customers a 20% discount on all designer suits and menswear. Our high-quality, imported suits are lightweight and very comfortable. We also offer name brand sport shirts, dress pants and dress shoes designed for the stylish businessman.
If you are interested in visiting our showroom during this offer, we recommend that you come early. Our store will open at 9 A.M. everyday. For more information, please contact Jim Livingston at 1-900-899-3444. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Director of Sales
Jacques NoirWalkerton City Council Approves
Withering Heights Project
February 15 — Larocco Construction Firm has won approval from the city planning committee to build a retirement community called Withering Heights in Walkerton. The residential area is to be built on the former site of the St. Catharines Motel on Highway 55, within walking distance of the city shopping mall.
This is great news for Larocco Construction; however, before the company can officially begin to build, the project designs must be approved by the State Safety Council (SSC). The retirement village’s design includes 39 town house units divided equally into 3-building blocks. Each townhouse unit will have three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a private garage. Additional features include a group banquet facility and fitness center. Pricing will not be finalized until final SSC approval has been granted.
Walkerton resident, Steven Patterson started Larocco Construction Firm more than 15 years ago and now runs it with his brother James. City mayor, Julia Flatt, said that city administration is thrilled with how the Patterson brothers have dealt with the project so far.
Susie Miller [2:15 P.M.]
Have you contacted the technical department yet? These documents have to be sent to the downtown office by fax. It is still down.
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Amy Timber [2:16 P.M.]
Yes, I called them this morning, but they said they wouldn’t be able to send the technician until next week.
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Susie Miller [2:17 P.M.]
Oh, my goodness! The deadline for these documents is this afternoon. I guess I’ll have to deliver them myself.
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Amy Timber [2:17 P.M.]
But.... in 30 minutes, you have a meeting with clients, don’t you?
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Susie Miller [2:18 P.M.]
Right! It’s an important meeting. To make matters worse, I have another appointment with a vice president after the meeting.
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Ted Horn [2:19 P.M.]
Why don’t you send the documents by e-mail?
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Susie Miller [2:20 P.M.]
Thanks, but they are handwritten papers.
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Ted Horn [2:22 P.M.]
I can type all of the documents within an hour. It’s the fastest way, isn’t it?
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Susie Miller [2:23 P.M.]
Yes, it is. I really appreciate it, Ted. Without your help, I would get into trouble now.
The National Physicians Association (NPA) and the Federal Medical Research Council are pleased to announce their 20th Annual Healthcare Conference, from Thursday, May 10, to Sunday, May 13. This conference is an outstanding opportunity for practitioners and researchers to share the latest information in the field of healthcare.
The conference will be held at Burgess University in St. Charles, Missouri and start with a series of one-day workshops led by leading researchers and practitioners. After the workshops, there will be three days of formal presentations and panel discussions. Representatives from the University of Texas, the American Health Institute, and the National Biological Sciences Trust will lead many of the discussions and presentations. Jake Mulholly, director of the World Federation of Family Doctors, will deliver the opening speech.
If you are interested in attending this year's conference, please contact Lisa Buchanan at 202-555-4332 for full schedule and registration information.WATERTREATMENT FACILITY
The city of Saskatoon is currently seeking a manager for the municipal water treatment facility located in the north end of the city. This individual will be responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the facility, as well as supervising staff members and completing administrative duties. A successful candidate will demonstrate strong organizational skills, have management experience, and be familiar with spreadsheet software.
This is a full time position, offering a salary of $45,000 annually. If you meet the above qualifications and you are interested in applying, please contact Joseph Brindle at [email protected] or by phoning 409-454¬9089.
From: Jim Bradley ([email protected])
To: Thorold Community ([email protected])
Subject: ATTENTION! PLEASE READ!
Date: Thursday, December 15
Hello everyone,
I must apologize for the late notice, but activity reports are due earlier than usual because of the upcoming holiday break. Please send them before 4 P.M. tomorrow (Friday). Your activity reports should outline the tasks worked on both last week and this week. — [1] —.
On another subject, we are finally going to post pictures of all our employees participating in the past year’s various company events on our company website. — [2] —. If you have pictures of yourself and fellow staff members at an outside activity, please forward them to me. — [3] —. Otherwise, I will hire a professional photographer and have him come around in the next few weeks. — [4] —.
Thank you.
Jim Bradley
Operations Manager
Dear All Research and Development Staff,
TDC Medicare will once again be a sponsor at the annual health conference in Berlin, which will be held from February 23 to 25. The purpose of this e-mail is to recruit volunteers for our company’s information booth.
Please note that any employee who volunteers at the booth will be expected to answer some highly-technical questions. As a result, we want to ensure that at least one member of our Research and Development department is present at all times. Participation of those of you who were involved in the deployment of our new medical software is especially encouraged. This is a great opportunity for all employees to learn more about the company’s work in different areas. If interested, please contact Ms. Angela Walsh by February 2. All airfare, accommodation and conference expenses will be covered.
Sincerely yours,
Ronald Simpson
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Internal Office Memo
To : Research and Development Employees
From : Ronald Simpson, Vice President
Date: January 28
All selected volunteers will attend a mandatory meeting next month to learn how to promote the following products and services, which will be featured at our booth.
* Online patient record tracking
* Electronic specialists' referrals
* Drug research abstracts
* Quick diagnostic check tools
* Electronic prescription software
One issue that we wish to emphasize is our intent to begin publishing fewer hard copies of our print-based materials. This will allow TDC to concentrate on evolving into a leader in publishing the information online. We want to stress that this goal is communicated clearly to anyone who visits our booth.EarthTech Construction Inc.
May 15
Bainbridge and Sons Law
12 Bradford Street
Yorkshire, UK
Dear Mr. O’Neil,
It is a delight to inform you that we are submitting all relevant documents necessary in a bid for the construction of your office in Bradford. We have enclosed an estimate with this letter which includes all costs according to specifications that you provided in your initial request. We estimate completion by September 25th provided that we are given your requested project start date.
As you may know, Bradford city council has recently entrusted us with the development of the city’s new Welfare Department. Over ten reputable companies submitted bids for this project. The city council noted our singular reputation and proven commitment to quality. You will not be disappointed with EarthTech construction as your preferred contractor. We look forward to having a strong working relationship with you.
Sincerely,
Michael Eves
General Manager
EarthTech Construction Inc.
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To: Mr. O’Neil ([email protected])
From: 1 Cindy Pott ([email protected])
Date: May 15, 10:38 A.M.
Subject: Bradford Project
Please find attached with this email the details of the bid for the Bradford Project we discussed over the phone earlier today. After reviewing all factors involved, we will be able to commence the construction on July 15 as requested in previous documentation. Given our successful service regarding your premises in Yorkshire, we hope you to be doing business again. Furthermore, a prompt decision before May 21 will allow us to give you a 20% discount on construction license fees.
Thank you,
Cindy Pott
Redmond Construction Inc.
To: All Employees
From: Management
Date: September 15
Re: Job Fairs
This is your chance to contribute to the success of the company. The Sheraton Hotel & Conference Center will be hosting three job fairs to hire staff for the upcoming holiday season. We would be thankful if employees from the cleaning staff, front desk, and lounge would participate in helping answer questions that applicants may have about the company.
Those employees that participate in two or more job fairs will be provided with one of the following benefits: a $100 cash bonus, a $150 gift certificate for the hotel restaurant, or a paid vacation day.
Interested employees should contact Ms. Jones via e-mail. Please include your name, employee ID number, division, and the date(s) you would like to participate. Please mention the benefit(s) you would like to receive.
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All three job fairs will be held in the hotel convention hall.
The job fair schedule is as follows:
October 15 - 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
October 27 - 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.
November 3 -10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
To: Katrina Jones ([email protected])
From: Vicky Wheeler ([email protected])
Subject: Re: Job fair
Date: September 18
Dear Ms. Jones,
I would like to volunteer to represent the Front Desk Staff at the October 15 and November 3 job fairs. I will be on holiday when the second job fair is scheduled, and therefore, will be unable to attend that one.
I feel that I will be able to answer questions asked by potential applicants, because I was hired as a result of attending the Sheraton Job Fair two years ago.
I have always wanted to dine at the hotel restaurant; therefore, I would like to receive the voucher as my benefit.
Regards,
Vicky WheelerJoin US!
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From: Minsu Park ([email protected])
To: Bethany Mills ([email protected])
Subject: job opening
Date: October 14
Attachment: minsu_park.doc
Dear Ms. Mills,
My name is Minsu Park, and I am responding to your advertisement in yesterday’s Herald Dispatch. I am interested in applying for the marketing assistance position.
I believe I am very qualified for this position. I have attached my cover letter and resume to this e-mail. I would be happy to provide references upon request. I look forward to hearing | from you soon.
Sincerely,
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Ancient Civilizations Anthropological Artifacts and their stories
Special Guest: Melvin Monroe
When : Wednesday, May 14/6 P.M. — 9 P.M.
Where : Edinburgh Museum Exhibition Hall
Next Event
Lecture: Asia Influences in Modern Art
Date: Saturday, June 17
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Edinburgh Museum Wins Prestigious Design Award
August 8. Edinburgh - The Edinburgh Museum has won first place in the Publication Design Contest, sponsored annually by the European Museum Association, for its current exhibition, “Ancient Civilizations: Anthropological Artifacts and their stories”. The cover of the program for the exhibit features a photo montage of rock carvings from 10,000 B.C. The photographs were taken by renowned photographer, Alicia Coughlin.
This year, the Publication Design Contest attracted 211 submissions by 53 museums across Europe. Entries included books, calendars, educational materials, invitations, brochures, newsletters, posters, and web-sites. Past winners have included Madrid Museum in Spain, for “Planets from Beyond” catalog exhibition and Dusseldorf Museum in Belgium, for its “Asian Temples” exhibit.
“Ancient Civilizations” was organized by museum director Morgan Atwater and designed by artist Melvin Monroe. The Edinburgh Museum is located just a few blocks from City Hall and is open on Tuesday through Saturday from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. It is closed on Mondays, Sundays, and on all national holidays. The upcoming exhibit, “The Future is Now” features high tech methods used to extract and study fossils and bones. For more information, contact us now!!!
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Open from May 12 until November 1
Telephone: (07) 5432 4476
www.edinburghmuseum.uk/exhibition
Please refer to the enclosed exhibition pamphlet for schedules and additional information.