Music Library User's Guide

These days, it's easy to hear the music you like, anytime you want. Almost any piece of music you can think of is _____(1) online.

You can download an entire album of songs or choose just the songs that you like. With all the music that you _____(2) stored in your MP3 player, you can take it with you everywhere.

Then you can choose to listen to the music that suits your mood. Whether you feel like listening to _____(3) songs, romantic music, or feel the urge to dance, you have the music that you want right there at your fingertips.

CALL FOR PAPERS

The Department of Sociology at the University of Northern Wisconsin _____(1) an academic conference on social transformation in the Midwestern United States from June 7 to 9. _____(2). Interested professors and lecturers are asked to submit their abstracts before May 1.

You will be sent a notification from the department if your _____(3) is selected. Once you receive this notice, you will be required to submit the full paper for review and approval.

Submissions are welcome from all universities, and we look forward to seeing a range of topics. _____(4) the conference’s focus on the Midwest, we welcome work from other regions as long as it relates to the needs of the target area.

To: Henrietta Tomlin From: Charlene Gruden Subject: Upcoming Atlanta Music Festival

Dear Ms. Tomlin,

I regret to _____(1) you that I will not be able to perform at the Atlanta Music Festival next week as originally planned. Due to a family emergency I will be in Kentucky all next week and won't be able to make it to Georgia. Since I thought it might be difficult for you to find a _____(2) to play for one hour, I contacted Mr. Daniel Jordan, one of my colleagues who currently plays in a band _____(3) Twangy Tunes and it is located fairly close to Atlanta. He said that he and his band would love to play at your event. _____(4). Check the attachment for their contact information and a link to their homepage.

Sincerely,

Charlene Gruden, Singer/Songwriter

Please make sure you read this guide thoroughly before using the printer as it will help you learn to use the printer properly.

_____(1).
Items included in the package: PAV-II Printer, Power Adapter, and Solution Disk.
Any items missing _____(2) delivered at no extra charge by contacting the retailer within five days of purchase.

To prepare for printing, first, open the two layers of covers and load paper into the paper cassette. You may _____(3) up to 20 sheets. Placing 21 or more sheets may cause a malfunction.

To print images stored on a USB flash drive, remove any memory cards from the slot first. Once the slot is _____(4) insert a USB flash drive and follow the instructions on the screen.

Gordon Institute Publishes Study on Americans' Eating and Exercise Habits

In its last survey conducted a decade ago, the Gordon Institute found that many Americans were not as active as they should be and often ate excessively. Now, the Atlanta-based nonprofit organization has released the comprehensive results of a new survey on the same topic.

According to the survey, 45 percent of Americans exercise once a week for 30 minutes a day or more. An additional 25 percent exercise three times a week for 30 minutes a day or more, and a further 10 percent exercise at least 30 minutes every day of the week. -[1]-.

Of the Americans who do exercise, 65 percent say they jog slowly, 25 percent say they lift weights, and the remaining 10 percent say they walk long distances or perform other activities. -[2]-. About 40 percent of this group say they don't make any effort to regulate their food intake, while about 60 percent say they strive to eat healthily at least some of the time. -[3]-.

These results make for an interesting comparison to a similar survey the Gordon Institute published 20 years ago. In that survey, only 23 percent of Americans said they exercised at least once a week. Furthermore, the percentage of those monitoring their food intake and endeavoring to make smart food choices has risen 11 percent. -[4]-.

The National Wildlife Service at Mt. Andover National Wildlife Refuge announces the opportunity for a recreational business contract for the Snake Creek facility. An opportunity like this doesn't come often, and it is perfect for anyone who is interested in opening a recreational business and contributing positively to the natural environment. This contract involves boat rentals, bike rentals, canoe rentals, campsite rentals, and equipment sales.

The closing date for the submission of applications for the business contract is Thursday, March 16, at 5:00 p.m. Interested parties can take a one-time guided tour and attend a question-and-answer session about the recreational facility on Wednesday, February 23. To make the meeting run more efficiently, we recommend that you personally review the information on our website (www.mtandover.com) and write down a list of questions that you might want to ask at the session. Please e-mail the questions that you write down to the Refuge Manager, Joe Yosemite, at jyosemite@mtandover.com. Questions must be received by February 10, so that a transcript of the questions and answers can be made available to all parties. You will receive this transcript at the start of the question-and-answer session.

Also, since the weather in the park is unpredictable and we may be walking over some pretty rocky terrain, participants are asked to wear hiking boots and warm clothing for the tour, which will start at approximately 3 p.m. and last about two hours. For further information regarding this opportunity, please contact Michelle Vance, Manager of the National Wildlife Service, at 1-236-547-9875.

Renfrew Gymnasium: For all Members

At Renfrew Gymnasium, we always do our best to ensure that you have a pleasant and safe visit. To that end, we would like to remind all members about our policies regarding personal items. -[1]-.

The gym provides lockers in the changing rooms to store your possessions while you work out. However, please do not leave highly valuable items in your lockers for security reasons. Renfrew Gymnasium is not responsible for the loss of any items left in lockers. -[2]-. You may leave valuables with our front desk staff, who will put them in a safety deposit box. -[3]-.

Should you lose any belongings during your visit, please notify a staff member at the front desk. You may also ask them to see if anyone has turned your item in to the lost-and-found.

-[4]-. Thank you for your cooperation in these matters, and speak to one of our helpful employees should you have any questions or concerns.

Management

Pan-European Pilots Association (PEPA)
Career Fair

March 2, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Grand Ducal Hotel
Milan, Italy

Schedule of Events

Athena Airline Passenger Briefing

This passenger briefing contains information about our flight itinerary to Phoenix and Salt Lake City. Please ask a customer service representative if you need further assistance.

ANNOUNCEMENT: TIME CHANGE

Tuesday's Movie Club meeting at the Megaplex cinema will be moved to Friday at 3:00 p.m. We will be watching the movie The Wizard of Oz. It is the 20th time we have shown it. During the movie, we will serve popcorn and drinks at our usual low prices. Remember, as part of our special offer, this week you can bring one friend for free. We have seating for only 300 people. This is one of our most popular movies, so don't be late. We hope to see you soon.

On Friday, August 9, Chucktown Area Regional Transportation Association (CARTA) will be redirecting commuters. Buses connecting downtown area 1 (Market Ave & Thurmond St.) to uptown area 4 (Rivers Street & Colemen Blvd) will be using the Charlie River bridge to avoid Highway 61. Crews will be working to repair power lines and clear the street of debris over the weekend caused by last week's hurricane. Signs will be posted at each bus stop around the Chucktown metro area informing passengers of route changes. Delays can be expected.

Repairs and clean-up of Highway 61 should be completed by Monday, August 12.

Customers requesting further information or having questions should contact CARTA information Services at 875.5836 or visit the Web site at www.CARTA.org.

Sylvie Depardieu,
Small Business Association of Windover,
P.O.Box 7465,
Windover, VT

Dave Mitchell
Manager, Sunrise health Foods
154 Beecham Avenue, Unit 3A
Windover, VT

Dear Mr. Mitchell,
As a long-time member of the Small Business Association, I'm sure you're as upset as the rest of us about the recent hydro rate increase of 29 percent which took effect in October. The difference in our monthly electricity bills is considerable, and for small businesses such as ours that are struggling to make ends meet, I'm sure I don't need to tell you what the increase could mean in the long term.
I wanted to let you know that, as President of the Small Business Association of Windover, I have taken the initiative to contact the State Corporation Commission on behalf of the Association to voice the concerns of small business owners in the area and to register our opposition to this rate increase.
In doing so, I was informed that final approval for this increase has not yet been given to Vermont Hydro by the Commission. Commissioners will decide in the near future whether to approve all, some, or none of the requested 29 percent increase. If the full 29 percent increase is not approved, customers will receive a refund for any overcharges (so save your monthly statements).
This pending decision gives us an opportunity to prevent the increase. That is why I am writing to all of the members of the Association to ask for your support. As customers of Vermont Hydro, we can all contact the Commission and register our opposition to this rate increase. Now, it is your turn to be proactive. Call to register your opposition and pass the word along to businesses in other areas served by Vermont Hydro; even your friends and family could call - every little bit helps.
You can call the State Corporation Commission at (800)553-7845 between 8:15 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. You will be directed to leave your name, address, telephone number and a statement of opposition. The call takes only 2 to 3 minutes. Every call is tabulated and will hopefully make a difference in the final decision made by the commissioners.

Sylvie Depardieu

Jump-start Your Career in Marketing

ABC Marketing is currently offering internships to 10 hard working up and comers in this field. We are requesting applications from any and all students who expect to graduate this spring. This is not exclusively for marketing majors, but some knowledge of the marketing world will be considered an asset.

If you are interested in this position, please submit the attached application form along with the following:

- your university transcript
- a photo of yourself
- 2 letters of recommendation (one from an employer, and one from a teacher or professor)
- an essay of 500 words or less explaining why you should be our choice as an intern at our firm.

We look forward to receiving your application.

Open House presented by Vaughan Company Realtors

Saturday, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Welcome to 1906 Saturn Court!
This four-bedroom, two-bathroom home is ready for your family. Features include a new roof, a new hot water heater, a new air conditioning unit, a landscaped patio, and a newly remodeled dining room.
Local schools are Madson Elementary, Eisenhower Middle School, and Lexington High School.

List price: $120,000

To: All life guards
From: Beachside City Council
Re: Beach rules and competition

The summer season is nearly here, so we would like to remind you about the beach rules. We will put this sign up at every beach. All life guards must keep a copy of the rules in their life-saving kit. Also, we will have a volleyball competition every day this summer. Please do not watch the competition. Keep your eyes on the sea.
Have a great summer!

CITY BEACH
Open: May 31st - August 31st
10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
. Special volleyball competition between 2:00 and 5:00
. First prize - $200
. All entrants must be over sixteen years old.
. Each team must have two players.
. Each team must have one male and one female.

BEACH RULES
No animals.
No camping.
No glass bottles.
No cars or motorcycles.
Children under eight years must be with an adult.