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To: All Staff From: Stephanie Johnstone Subject: Mr. Kaur’s retirement

Hello everyone,

This is just a reminder that we have organized a retirement party for Mr. Kaur next Friday from 6 P.M _____(1). I would appreciate it if you could all attend unless you have good reason not to. After everyone is seated, the program _____(2) at precisely 6:15 P.M. The CEO plans to give a congratulatory speech. _____(3). As our longest-serving staff member, he has certainly earned this recognition.

I have asked the supervisors of each department to _____(4) a book in which members of staff may write messages to Mr. Kaur wishing him well upon his retirement. The book will be passed around starting tomorrow morning. It will be given to him at the end of the ceremony, so please make the time to write something.

KYR Commonwealth Trust Application Period to Open August 1

Organizations _____(1) funding may be in luck. The KYR Commonwealth Trust has announced that grant applications for local businesses will soon be available. According to spokesperson Meryl Pond, proposals will be accepted from August 1 to September 30. _____(2). Applicants should note that one aspect of the initiative has changed. Businesses have traditionally used the funding to supplement their existing programs. _____(3), they will now be expected to use the money to develop new services for the community.

"We’re willing to give grant recipients more _____(4) than before. But we expect more in return for this additional money. We want to inspire the design of better, more productive programs that can make a bigger difference for more people," she said.

Dear Henry,

I have made your train reservations for you. The tickets are enclosed. Your train leaves Sunday morning at 11:15. You should arrive at the train station on time since the trains all leave punctually. All the first-class tickets were sold out, so I wasn't able to get you deluxe accommodations. The tourist-class ticket I got you is considerably cheaper than a first-class ticket, so I hope the lower _____(1) offsets your disappointment in not getting to ride first-class.

I think you won't notice the difference since the trip is _____(2) short.

I am sure you will be quite comfortable for the _____(3) of the ride.

I will be waiting at the station for you when you arrive.

I look forward to seeing you.

Eliza

Information for Travelers

* We make every effort to leave on time. To avoid _____(1), please plan to arrive at least one hour before your scheduled departure time. This is especially important because all passengers must pass through security control.

* Scissors, nail clippers, and other sharp instruments _____(2) on board. Leave these items at home or surrender them to the security officer in charge.

* Each passenger is allowed two small carry-on bags. Check your excess luggage with the attendant. You can claim it at the end of your trip.

* We request that passengers remain in the waiting area until the attendant _____(3) the embarkation time.

Please don't attempt to board ahead of time.

* Your comfort is our priority. Snack service is available on board. Please ask the attendant for pillows and blankets if you require them.

Thank you for traveling with us. Have a safe and happy trip.

Seattle Library Networking Cards!

The office of Activities & Program is pleased to announce that we have partnered with Print Digital Plus to offer you custom Library Networking Cards. To order your personal set of cards, please visit: www.pdpstore.com/aei_networkcards. New Seattle Library users that enrolled in a membership after January 2008 will have their information uploaded by the second week of March. If you need networking cards before then, please contact Print Digital Plus to place a separate order. Their contact information is provided at the end of this memorandum.

Orders can be placed in quantities of 100 ($50.00), 250 ($60.00), and 500 ($75.00). All card orders will be shipped to the Office of Activities and Programs in 160 Thorndike Hall. You will be contacted for pick-up via e-mail once your order has arrived.

Should you have any questions about this product, please do not hesitate to contact Print Digital Plus at 631-738-8100.

Mario Ramsay
I feel really drowsy these days. I lack motivation for almost everything and am always tired.
5:04 P.M.

Lauren Stewart
Do you get enough exercise?
5:06 P.M.

Mario Ramsay
No way. I don’t have time to exercise because I’m always working.
5:07 P.M.

Lauren Stewart
Working is important, but your health should come before anything. Why don’t you join our running club?
5:10 P.M.

Mario Ramsay
You’re right. But your club has been meeting for a while now. I don’t know if I can catch up with the current members.
5:11 P.M.

Lauren Stewart
Don’t worry. You’ll be fine, and, hey, it’s better late than never.
5:13 P.M.

Mario Ramsay
All right. I’ll only be available on weekends though.
5:14 P.M.

Lauren Stewart
That is not a problem. We work out on weekends, too.
5:16 P.M.

A Night of Song
A concert

On December 5, French singers Pierre Chrétien and Celine Laurier will be at the Maroon Theater for their second concert in Los Angeles, California. The event, which will begin at 7:30 P.M., will also feature French pianist Amanda Depuis as well as American soul singers Andy Red and Cindy Dawson, who will accompany Mr. Chrétien and Ms. Laurier during their performance. -[1]-. During the concert, Ms. Laurier will be introducing her inspirational album, Crossroads, which was released in Paris last week. -[2]-.

Witness an extraordinary fusion of French and American artists. -[3]-. And until November 20, those purchasing three or more early-bird tickets will receive complimentary backstage passes! -[4]-. Tickets are available at any Gatewing Ticketing outlet nationwide. They may also be purchased online at www.gatewing.com. Recordings from both Mr. Chrétien and Ms. Laurier will be available for purchase at the venue. Call Gatewing at 1-800-555-2541 for details.

To: All library employees
From: Management
Subject: Elevators

Please note that elevators one and two will be out of service today due to monthly maintenance. Stairs on the east end of the building can be used for access to floors one-three. Elevators three and four, with access to the basement and parking garage, will still be in service. All elevators will be in regular working order tomorrow.

Do you want to learn to play the guitar? Now, you can do it in just one week! For only $35, you can get our new book with two CDs. Learn to play the guitar quickly in your own home.

If you are interested in lessons, we have classes at our school three times a week, from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Our two experienced teachers have been teaching the guitar for over ten years.

For more information, call Michael at 335-4287.

Attn: All advertising associates

The meeting with Gilman Electronics was rescheduled from Friday, April 22, to Monday, May 25. I received an e-mail from their CEO, Robert Towney, informing me that Gilman Electronics is not ready to introduce the new computers due to production delays. Apparently, technicians discovered a serious defect in one of the microchips and consequently all of the computers have to be re-evaluated. Therefore, we have about a month to work on the advertising campaign. I recommend that we meet early next week - perhaps Monday or Wednesday - to discuss the current ad campaign and determine whether or not we want to change it now that we have some extra time. Please e-mail me by 4 p.m. today with your comments or suggestions about the Gilman account. As you know, Gilman is our biggest client so it is critical that we provide the best service possible.

Sincerely,

Mark Johnsons
Director of Advertising

Proposal for funding of new communications studio at Weston College in Burmingham, Alabama

Background: Weston College has offered matriculating students as well as statewide high school students opportunities to gain the knowledge and skills necessary to become successful in a variety of disciplines within the mass communications field for 20 years. With a small communications program of 100 students, Weston is able to provide students with one-on-one attention and instill program participants with a wide spectrum of educational facilities in order to promote a well-rounded student population. The private college receives less than 5% of its annual income from public funds and mostly relies on private endowments for scholarship and facilities.

Proposal Project: The mass communications department, by request of the students, has decided to create a local television station which would provide community members an outlet for public service announcements, calendars and promotion of non-commercial, not-for-profit events. The station would be entirely student-run with the exception of school advisors and mentors.

Needs: To maintain a competitive status within the educational community. Weston College must keep up with technological advancements made in the communications industry. In order to continue to draw in top achieving students, the school should be able to continually provide students with all the educational facilities larger universities are offering without increasing matriculation costs.

Donor Benefits: The Weston College production studio will honor the program's top donors by using their name on the building and they will be recognized during a ribbon cutting ceremony at the time of the studio's grand opening. Other donors will be recognized publicly when the station is up and running.

Bugs and Beans Coffee Shop
Museum of Natural Science
401 E. Rosser Ave.,
Columbus, OH 45021
Tel: (502) 235-4678  Fax: (502) 235-4688

Mr. Tomi Galoob,
Galoob Ceramics
PO Box 356
Frisbie, NY 02165

Dear Mr. Galoob,

Thank you for sending me a copy of your latest ceramics catalog. You have been sending us your catalog here at the museum for several years now, and I always look forward to reading it. I was amazed yet again at the variety and creativity that you have displayed in your work. Your vases and bowls are quite exquisite! They look so realistic. They really do resemble the plants and animals that they are modeled after. I would like to order 50 more of the ladybug bowls. They are perfect for holding sugar cubes, but unfortunately we have had a lot of breakages this year. However, it was the scorpion cups that really grabbed my attention. According to the catalog, they are available in small, medium, and a limited number of extra-large sizes. I am interested in purchasing approximately 25 of the extra-large scorpion cups. If they are popular, I may consider ordering more, if the museum has the budget. Please send me information on your available stock. I would appreciate receiving the information by fax. I look forward to hearing from you, and hope that we will be able to continue doing business for a long time to come.

Sincerely,

Linda Trump,
Manager, Bugs and Beans Coffee Shop

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Cornucopia Industries has grown alongside the development of technology in workplaces across the globe. No matter what our various corporate customers' specific needs are, our company provides the highest quality telecommunications solutions and customer service. Cornucopia has earned a positive reputation with clients across North America over the years for its business practices. -[1]-.

Cornucopia continues to be a total solution provider, delivering a variety of telecommunications products for businesses in all types of industries. Some of our primary sellers include analog and digital switches, fiber optic cables, modems, routers, and other local area network (LAN) equipment. -[2]-.

Cornucopia Industries is currently preparing to become a global leader by doing research into new fields such as satellite technology and mobile networking. -[3]-. Our team of dedicated employees also continually endeavors to engage clients abroad to foster relationships with a diverse array of organizations.

It is the number one goal of Cornucopia Industries to become a revolutionary company that develops and enhances communications techniques for another half a century, and even longer! We are grateful to all of our partners and clients for their ongoing support. -[4]-.

Burnett & Sons, Professional Reupholsters
Enhance the Value and Beauty of Your Furniture!

Provided that a sofa or chair is in good shape on the inside and only needs new fabric on the outside, all that's needed is 'recovering.' When a piece needs work on the inside, including new webbing, re-tied springs, new fillings, and re-cushioning, then a full-scale reupholstering is called for. Either of these jobs requires the skills of a professional upholsterer, and that's why you should choose Burnett & Sons. We are specialists in this field, and have been in the upholstery trade for 18 years. Call us now at (020)7622-9347.
If your old piece has a good frame, there's some significant savings to be had. Remember, good frames don't wear out! If your old sofa frame has lasted ten years or more, it's probably good quality. Reupholstering that sofa instead of buying a new one can mean significant savings. The price of a good wooden frame has jumped by more than 100% in recent years. And they don't make them like they used to!
The professionals at Burnett & Sons use only the highest-quality modern materials and time-tested traditional skills, providing you with results that are even better than the original. You'll get a full measure of value for your money, with quality that's hard to match. Stop by our workshops conveniently located in central London, or stop by our website at www.burnettuupholsterers.com to see our impressive gallery of before-and-after photos. We offer convenient door-to-door pick-up and delivery service and are available to visit your home for a quotation.

Association of Materials Engineers (AME)
9th Annual Eastern Regional Conference
March 10 to 11 | Clifton, New Jersey

Organized by the New Jersey Chapter of AME and hosted by the Clifton University College of Materials Science and Engineering, the 9th Annual Eastern Regional Conference provides an opportunity for engineers and scientists to learn about new technologies and network with their peers. Join practical workshops, hear about the latest research, and build relationships with stakeholders and representatives from various sectors.

Additionally, the New Jersey Chapter is pleased to continue supporting the High School Engineering Outreach Program as part of the conference. High school students in the area will be invited to participate in planned activities to learn about various aspects of the materials engineering profession. The program includes a special luncheon where students can interact with practicing engineers.

Businesses are also invited to run advertisements in our program brochure or display promotional banners at the venue. If your company is interested in doing so to support this event, please contact event coordinator Melinda Rose at m.rose@ame.org. For all other information, visit our Web site at www.ame.org/conference.

To: Melinda Rose
From: Paula Vance
Date: January 22
Subject: Conference

Dear Ms. Rose,

Thank you for processing our request. A digital copy of the full-page advertisement meant for inclusion in your brochure has been attached. Other marketing materials will be sent in a separate e-mail as soon as they are finalized. I also received the four conference tickets as part of the benefits package. Incidentally, I'd like to inquire about the price of obtaining full conference tickets on the day of the event. A colleague from an affiliated company in Europe is interested in attending, but he cannot be sure of his availability until a few days before the event. He is not yet a member of the AME but belongs to the European Society of Engineers, with whom we will be working closely on a future project.

I appreciate your assistance and look forward to hearing from you shortly.

Paula Vance
Senior engineer
Hiller Engineering

Association of Materials Engineers (AME)
9th Annual Eastern Regional Conference

Registration Fees

The deadline for early registration is on January 24, and February 16 is the deadline for regular registration.

*Prices shown are for both graduate and undergraduate students enrolled in any science or engineering program around the country. High school students attending as part of our outreach program may enter free.