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Daniel Mather (9:38 A.M.)
Hi Sue, are you working at home today?

Susan Maldini (9:39 A.M.)
No, but I'm at an off-site meeting. What's up?

Daniel Mather (9:41 A.M.)
The manager asked me to make hard copies of some contract agreements for our records. I forgot my printer card at home. Could I borrow yours?

Susan Maldini (9:42 A.M.)
Sure thing. It's in the business card holder on my desk.

Daniel Mather (9:55 A.M.)
Okay, done. Thank you! I put it back on your desk.

MEMO

To: Westhauser Laboratories Staff
From: Area manager
Date: March 22
Re: Break-time beverages

Beginning immediately, staff members are asked to contribute toward the cost of hot beverages available in our kitchenette. For each cup of coffee or tea you pour for yourself, we are requesting that you leave fifty cents. Please note that this amount is still far less than what you would pay at the cafe next to our building.

Each time you prepare a beverage, just place your payment in the marked can on the counter next to the sink. As in the past, a variety of high-quality tea and coffee supplies will be made available, and products will be restocked monthly. Your understanding is appreciated so that everyone can continue to enjoy conveniently located hot beverages throughout the workday.

Attention Milwaukee Modern Art Museum Visitors

The Meacham Room is closed temporarily as we prepare the space for the Modern Artist Showcase, which will run from April 1 to June 30.

We encourage you to return to experience this much-anticipated exhibit that will feature paintings, sculpture, and multimedia works by acclaimed international artists such as Sally Acosta, Frank Kember, Kimberly Hong, and Matilda Breeland. Of note is newcomer Theodore Carmody's sculpture collection that was dubbed "most exciting debut of the decade" by Ethan Lerner, renowned and respected critic of the Ireland Arts Chronicle. More information about the featured artists and the exhibit can be found at www.milwaukeemodernart.org. Or download our museum app to keep current with all upcoming events.

Change of Work Order

General Contractor:
Howard Kleiber. Mercrest Construction
106 Pickens Way. Columbus. OH 43211

Property Owner: Oscar Copeland. 866 Andell Road, Columbus, OH 43215

Project Start Date: July 10

Project End Date: July 15

The contractor is hereby instructed to make the following changes to the contract documents:
Description of Work Added/Deleted:
Client will now be supplying the countertops and faucet in addition to the kitchen cabinets. Therefore, the total project cost will be adjusted to only include the cost of installation.

Original Contract Price: $3,496

Net Reduction from Previous Contract: -$2,412

Total Project Cost with Approved Changes: $1,084

Revised Payment Schedule:
15% of total project cost ($162) is due upfront to secure contractor. $222 is due on project start date, and the remainder ($700) is due upon project completion

Accepted by:

Contractor: Howard Kleiber

Property Owner: Oscar Copeland

To: Dahlia Pawar (dpawar@bronsonco.ca)
From: Anna Bondell (abondell@noaaa.com)
Subject: Information
Date: August 25

Dear Ms. Pawar:

Thank you for your continued membership in the North American Architects Association. I'm writing to remind you that preregistration for the annual conference closes on September 15. -[1]-. This year's conference features more than 100 sessions, an exhibit hall, and special workshops. -[2]-.

Preregistration will save you $30 off the regular registration fee. -[3]-. At the same time, you'll be able to sign up in advance for a group tour of the city and for the VIP Banquet, which always fills up quickly. Visit our Web site to register online. -[4]-. If you prefer to register by telephone, contact us at 1-249-555-0177. Please have your membership number available.

Looking forward to seeing you in Mexico City!

Sincerely,

Anna Bondell
Membership Coordinator

File Meet Now Tools Help

Kurt Webber (4:30 P.M.)
Jake and I are grabbing a bite to eat after work, around 5:30. Anyone care to join us?

Davi Avril (4:31 P.M.)
Maybe. I still have some work to do on the midyear report. Where are you planning to go?

Kurt Webber (4:32 P.M.)
We're thinking of trying the new Mexican place on Slate Road. It's called Ocho Coronas.

Tim Foxx (4:33 P.M.)
You're out of luck. That place closed a few days ago.

Kurt Webber (4:34 P.M.)
That's too bad. I heard great things about it.

Tim Foxx (4:36 P.M.)
How about Lotus Tacos around the corner? They always have a special menu on Fridays.

Kurt Webber (4:37 P.M.)
That would be great. Do you want to go to Lotus Tacos, Jake?

Davi Avril (4:38 P.M.)
OK, but I won't be able to get there till about six.

Jake Rivas (4:39 P.M.)
Sounds good to me. And Davi, I just sent you the updated figures for the report.

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Tuata Wehi
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From: info@morganairportshuttle.com
To: tgrant@tivimail.com
Subject: re: Suitcase on board
Date: January 19

Dear Mr. Grant,

Thanks for your inquiry. There are a number of suitcases in our storeroom that match the description you provided, but we have not found one bearing a name tag identifying you as the owner. You will need to come over and find yours on-site at 620 Baker St. Please note that you will be asked to indicate what time your bus left the airport terminal or, better yet, to present your ticket if you still have it.

We are open 6 A.M.-10 P.M. every day. Please do not delay. Due to the large number of items found by our drivers, we have no choice but to limit storage time to 7 days only, after which we dispose of the item.

Regards,

Gina Steiner
Morgan Airport Shuttle

Spectacular Bridge Created with Super Cranes

By Marcia Brunon

March 14

Five years ago, the town of Stonewell, situated at the foot of the Marshall Mountains, decided to finance the building of a bridge across the Stonewell River. It was planned as a much-needed northern route for the town. -[1]-. The efficiency of the project was directly attributable to two RWC451 cranes, manufactured by Ronsonworks, a company based in England.

The two identical tower cranes were owned by the construction firm Redding Builders. One crane was assembled at the south bank of the river, while the other one was placed on a concrete pylon in the center of the Stonewell River. -[2]-. The assembly of the second crane was particularly challenging, as it required the use of another crane on a floating barge.

"Any large project is going to require unforeseen adjustments that may disrupt an official construction schedule," said Roger Lee, chief engineer of Redding Builders. -[3]-. In this case, the metal anchors that connected the bridge to the pylons were determined to be too small. The new anchors weighed 22 tons, which is within the safe lifting capacity of an RWC451 crane. -[4]-. Engineers reinforced the existing cranes for extra security, and the cranes performed well.

Today, this postcard-worthy bridge is the pride of Stonewell, featuring viewing platforms for pedestrians, hikers, and visitors at the base of each pier overlooking the mountainous valley. Construction materials and colors harmonize beautifully with the local environment. All design elements, including the piers, viewing platforms, and railings, complement the natural landscape, making the bridge a hit with everyone from hikers to the truck drivers who now include it in their regular route.

To: Absalom and Twigg Law Firm employees
From: Shawna Montgomery, Office Manager
Subject: March plans
Sent: February 12
Attachment: Schedule

As most of you are aware, our schedule will be a bit challenging during the first week in March. Various rooms and offices will need to be vacated for certain periods to allow work crews to repaint, recarpet, and replace old furniture. Affected employees will need to box up all their office items by 3 P.M. on the day before their room is scheduled for work (please see the attached schedule). Two teams of workers will be on-site, so more than one room at a time will need to be vacated. Note that any rooms due for work on Monday must be packed up and vacated by Friday afternoon, February 27.

Boxes will be provided. Leave your boxes in the rooms for the work crews to remove. Please label them with your name and office number so that the crews can return them to the correct offices once the work is complete.

Please make arrangements to continue working on your assignments while the work crews are in your rooms. The conference room (Room 409) will remain available to be used as a workspace during the entire week. Another possible option is to request permission from your supervisor to telecommute for one or two days.

Please have patience with these temporary inconveniences and do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns.

Livrou Farm
Fresh Organic Produce-From Our Farm to Your Home

Livrou Farm in Bromont, Quebec, invites you to participate in its community-supported agriculture program. Members enjoy fresh farm produce during our growing season from June to November.

Sign up for a farm share and receive these benefits:
• More than 30 varieties of in-season vegetables, fruits, and herbs, harvested by our farm staff and prepared for you to pick up at our barn
• A selection of pick-your-own strawberries, apples, and other fruits
• Access to our member Web site with recipes, farm updates, and a farm newsletter
• Discounts on events at the farm, such as the annual summer music festival. Events typically cost $15, but members pay $10.

Members pick up their shares once a week at the farm. A full-size share is $700 per season, and a half-size share is $350. Half-size shareholders receive half the amount of produce each week. All other benefits remain the same.

Our farm produce is grown without the use of pesticides or herbicides, and we use only naturally occurring fertilizers. For more information or to register for a membership, please see our Web site at www.livroufarm.ca.

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Professional Seeking Apartment in Burlington
Jorge Janssen (jjanssen@blitzer.com)

Topic: Real Estate and Housing
Date: June 23

I accepted a new position in Burlington and need to relocate near the downtown area before my start date on August 15. I'm seeking a simple, clean, one-bedroom rental or larger, depending on price. A relaxing location with outdoor seating for entertaining friends or family would be a plus. I do have a car, but I'd appreciate having good access to public transportation. I have a budget of around $1,400 monthly to cover all housing costs, including utilities.

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Ment Hall to Host Piasek Cup Final

Ment Hall, which is currently undergoing extensive renovation, will be ready to host the final game of the Piasek Cup Volleyball Championship to be held in Warsaw this June. Although the project has been in the works for some time, it was the opportunity to host this championship that provided the economic incentive to push the project to its completion. City officials have confirmed that the construction is progressing according to schedule and will be complete well before the finals of the championship.

Since Ment Hall is the only major arena in the country that has never hosted a Piasek Cup event, the hall's owners were proud to have been chosen to host this year's finale. The final game will inaugurate the refurbished hall. The event is expected to draw thousands of volleyball fans, and the organizers are confident that Ment Hall will live up to the occasion. Seating 19,000 spectators, Ment Hall will be double its previous size.