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Luis Santos (2:39 P.M.): What did you think of the updated budget report for April that I e-mailed? Does everything look correct?

Zhen Tai (2:41 P.M.): I didn’t receive anything like that from you. Let me check my junk mail folder.

Zhen Tai (2:45 P.M.): There’s nothing there.

Luis Santos (2:46 P.M.): That’s strange. I sent it a few hours ago.

Zhen Tai (2:48 P.M.): I don’t know what happened. I’ve received several e-mails from other people just fine.

Luis Santos (2:49 P.M.): When would you have time to review it?

Zhen Tai (2:50 P.M.): Not until after 4. I’m just on my way to a meeting with Ms. Styles.

Luis Santos (2:52 P.M.): All right. I’ll leave a printed copy on your desk.

Zhen Tai (2:53 P.M.): OK. I’ll look it over as soon as I get back.

Jackson Building, Apt #422
1052 Farburn Terrace, STAPLEFORD, NG9 4SA
Date of Request: October 23
Request Made by: Ruby Sinclair
Maintenance Worker: Quinn Warner
Description: Hot water in bathroom not working
Status: The upper heating element on the hot water heater is faulty. I have ordered a new one. Installation is scheduled for October 25.

Signature: Quinn Warner

Apartment for Rent

Edington Realty is pleased to offer a spacious three-bedroom apartment in Crossett Tower. The apartment is located on the fifth floor and comes with modern appliances, air conditioning, and a video intercom system. Crossett Tower is located in the popular suburb of Bingham Heights, just a few blocks from Amarillo Station. The building features underground parking, a rooftop garden, and a ground-floor gym for tenants.

The apartment may be rented on a one- or two-year lease, with further renewal possible. Interested parties should complete an application form, downloadable from the Edington Realty Web site, and submit it along with a character reference letter from a current or previous landlord.

Meadowview Cinema

Weekly Schedule: Friday, April 14-Thursday, April 20

*Patrons under 13 will not be permitted.
Our box office opens on weekdays at 6:00 P.M. and weekends at 1:30 P.M. Tickets may be purchased for shows up to one week in advance. We accept exchanges on tickets up to the day prior to the show. We do not offer refunds on tickets.

To: Mary Shelburne <shelburnm@hilltopmfg.com>
From: Dale Cantrell <cantrolld@hilltopmfg.com>
Date: November 17
Subject: Health and Safety

Dear Ms. Shelburne,

I have just been notified that our facility will be inspected by the Department of Health and Safety this Friday, November 20, starting at 9 A.M. — [1] —. Therefore, make sure that all staff members are wearing their required hard hats, gloves, and safety goggles. You should also issue new items to those who have damaged or outdated gear.

— [2] —. We will have to shut down some of the machinery for inspection, but I don’t know how long that will take. — [3] —. As a result, please assign overtime shifts as necessary to catch up. — [4] —.

Thanks,
Dale Cantrell
Facilities Manager, Hilltop Manufacturing

Kapoor, Amit (8:14 A.M.): I’m here at Evergreen Park, in the Ritter Avenue lot. Where can I unload the truck?

Wolfe, Elaine (8:16 A.M.): Our booth for the festival is on the opposite side of the park. You’re better off driving over to the Union Street lot. We’re behind the main stage.

Rivera, Fred (8:19 A.M.): Do you need help unloading anything? I’m picking up our exhibitor passes at the park office now, but I’ll be back at the booth after that.

Kapoor, Amit (8:20 A.M.): It’s covered. I brought Dave with me to help carry things.

Rivera, Fred (8:22 A.M.): OK, great. It looks like perfect weather for the festival. And I’m really looking forward to seeing the demonstration by Napoli Restaurant.

Wolfe, Elaine (8:23 A.M.): Right. I heard that the founder, Angelo Duca, will be showing how to make a variety of sauces.

Kapoor, Amit (8:27 A.M.): Let’s work in shifts so we have time to browse the rest of the festival.

Wolfe, Elaine (8:29 A.M.): Good idea. Fred, on your way back, can you pick up some bottled water for us if you see any for sale?

Rivera, Fred (8:30 A.M.): No problem.

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To: Undisclosed Recipients
From: Anita Foster <foster.a@efsociety.org>
Date: May 7
Subject: Environmental Friends Society

On behalf of the elected officers of the Environmental Friends Society (EFS), I am pleased to inform you that registration for our Annual Eco Conference is at its highest in the group’s history. Because of the large numbers, we will now be holding the event at Palmer Hotel, rather than Ellis Hall, as indicated on the invitations.

The conference will still run from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. on May 28. We welcome Amber Coburn as the keynote speaker, who is filling in for Anthony Yao. Please note that there will be a break from noon to 1 P.M., but nothing will be served on-site. So, you should bring a sack lunch or cash to spend at one of the restaurants in the neighborhood.

For those who plan on driving to the site, please contact Rickey Keeler at keeler.r@efsociety.org to get a pass for the Palmer Hotel lot.

I’m looking forward to seeing you all there!

Warmest regards,
Anita Foster

Super Spin Laundromat

Super Spin Laundromat is the best place to get your laundry done. Our washers and dryers use state-of-the-art technology to clean and dry your clothes in a way that helps them to avoid wear and tear and makes them last up to three times longer than those laundered in traditional machines. — [1] —.

If you’re in a hurry, leave the items with us for our full-service wash, which includes washing, drying, and folding the clothes. — [2] —. The clothes can be delivered to your home or office for a small additional fee.

If you’d like a more economical option, there are machines on site so you can do your laundry yourself. We also sell a wide variety of detergents, fabric softeners, and dryer sheets. Do you have an article of clothing that needs extra attention? — [3] —. Our staff is available to give you advice on getting rid of stains. We also have sinks for washing delicate items by hand.

We are now open 24 hours a day for your convenience, and our waiting areas have a television, a vending machine, and free magazines to read.

We have five locations throughout the city. — [4] —. We hope to see you soon at Super Spin Laundromat!

Crawford

Get ready for your next camping trip with great deals in our anniversary sale!

For the past two decades, Crawford has made it our business to provide our customers with top-quality goods at reasonable prices. All of our products come with a five-year warranty.

Anniversary Sale Special Offers:
• Southpeak four-person nylon tent with lightweight fiberglass poles. Waterproof and UV-resistant cover. Tent can withstand winds of up to 30 miles per hour. Country of origin: China. Colors: Forest Green [Item D856] or Gray [Item D730]. $285.99 NOW $199.99
• Land-Trek adult sleeping bag. Machine washable. Polyester filling surrounded by breathable polyester fabric. Country of origin: Vietnam. Colors: Navy Blue [Item E179], Burgundy [Item E288], or Black [Item E586]. $119.99 NOW $69.95
• Mountex 60-liter nylon backpack with padded shoulder straps. Lightweight frame. Internal pockets. Country of origin: India. Color: Forest Green [Item T395] or Navy Blue [Item T244]. $209.99 NOW $149.99

Crawford Club members can get complimentary express shipping. Otherwise, we charge $12 for standard shipping or $25 for express shipping. Take our customer survey for a chance to win a $50 Crawford gift certificate.

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Name: Walter Mertz
Shipping Address: 1708 Charter Street, Cambridge, MA 02141
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Custom Solutions

Get exactly what you want. No job is too big or too small!

Custom Solutions is the area’s leading provider of made-to-order apparel. We print your text and/or company logo to help you promote your business, create a unique gift, prepare uniforms for a sports team, and more. Place an order online, call us at 623-555-0192 or stop by the store in person at 226 Willow Drive, St. Cloud, MN 56303. We highly recommend in-person visits for complicated orders.

We offer the following options for basic white T-shirts (Item #238). Please see our Pricing page for a complete list of merchandise.

• One-color printing, front only: $9.50
• Two-color printing, front only: $10.00
• One-color printing, front and back: $11.50
• Two-color printing, front and back: $12.00

Customer Name: Eva Ferguson
Contact Number: 623-555-0127
Order Date: May 25
Expected Delivery Date: June 18
Item Number: 238

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Dear valued community member,

The Friends of Midland Cathedral Society (FMCS) needs your help! We are conducting a large-scale campaign to raise funds for much-needed repairs at Midland Cathedral. This 17th-century structure is a landmark in our city, and people come from all over the world to see its beauty and enjoy events such as its weekly choir concert held every Friday from 4 to 5 P.M. In addition to helping the community, you’ll also receive great benefits.

Gallery Tier: $100 / Get your company’s name listed on our Web site as a contributor.
Canopy Tier: $250 / Gallery Tier benefit + Get your company’s name printed in our weekly choir program.
Pinnacle Tier: $500 / Canopy Tier benefits + Receive VIP seating for two people at the June 8 project launch event.
Tower Tier: $1,000 / Pinnacle Tier benefits + Experience Midland Cathedral like never before with a private tour, including access to the bell tower. This two-person tour can be booked for June 6 (led by Marcus Silva) or June 7 (led by Amanda Larkin).

Please consider donating to this worthy cause.

Sincerely,
Scott Ramsey

To: Scott Ramsey <ramseys@fmcs.org>
From: Michelle Arnold <m.arnold@hurstconsulting.com>
Date: May 29
Subject: Midland Cathedral

Dear Mr. Ramsey,

I received your e-mail confirming my scheduled tour of Midland Cathedral for 10:30 a.m. on June 7. I am truly looking forward to visiting the rarely seen areas of the cathedral, and I will be accompanied by the president of Hurst Consulting, Adam Hurst, who is equally excited. Two other representatives from our company will attend the project launch event. Funding a portion of the preservation efforts at the cathedral is important to us here at Hurst Consulting, and we are pleased to be able to help in this way.

Sincerely,
Michelle Arnold

Midland Cathedral Renovation Project Launch

The Friends of Midland Cathedral Society (FMCS) is hosting a special event to commemorate the beginning of the three-year renovation project at Midland Cathedral. The event will include speeches from the cathedral’s head priest, the FMCS president, and the foreman of the project. In addition, mayor Kent Burien will put the first new roof tile into place.

Please note that the weekly choir concert will be held two hours earlier than usual on this day.

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Stratford Cooking Institute

To: Christopher McCormick <c.mccormick@stratfordci.com>
From: Gloria Young <younggloria@pinsonconsulting.net>
Date: April 5
Subject: From Pinson Consulting

Dear Mr. McCormick,

I am in charge of planning team-building activities for my department at Pinson Consulting, and I’m wondering if it is possible to arrange a cooking class at your institute, just for our group. Doing unique activities like this helps employees to perform better as a team. We are available any afternoon between May 1-5, and we have no preference for the topic. If this is possible, please let me know how much it would cost per person for a group of 20, how I should pay the fee, and how long the class will last.

Gloria Young
Accounting Director, Pinson Consulting

To: Gloria Young <younggloria@pinsonconsulting.net>
From: Christopher McCormick <c.mccormick@stratfordci.com>
Date: April 6
Subject: RE: From Pinson Consulting

Dear Ms. Young,

Thank you for your interest in our institute. I am pleased to say that we can accommodate your request. The instructor for our cake decorating class is available for a two-hour class on Wednesday, May 3, from 2 to 4. The charge will be $16 per person, which can be paid by credit card on our Web site. The fee includes all ingredients and materials, and each person will get to take home the finished result of their work. Since our institute is usually not open during the day, you will not be able to use the main entrance, which will be locked. Instead, I will be on site to let you in the side door while the instructor prepares the classroom. Simply call me at 555-0160 when you arrive.

Sincerely,
Christopher McCormick
Admissions Director, Stratford Cooking Institute

Energy Efficiency Audit Overview: Sternberg Manufacturing

Conducted by Mistral Energy Services (MES), September 4

An energy efficiency audit was carried out by the MES team at the Sternberg Manufacturing site in Bedford. This site was chosen among Sternberg’s thirteen facilities throughout the country because it was the first factory building for Sternberg Manufacturing, so it has the most opportunities for improvement.

Four areas of improvement were identified. First, solar panels from Perales Co. should be added to sections of the rooftop to generate sustainable energy that could be either used on site or sold back to the grid. Second, the packaging equipment should be replaced with energy-efficient machines designed by Forsyth, Inc. Third, skylights should be installed by Verne Enterprises to provide free natural light. Fourth, the exterior walls should be insulated by Webster Construction to reduce heat loss.

Employees should also undergo training to learn about ways they can contribute to a reduction in energy usage.

To: Debra Lyon <d.lyon@sternbergmfg.com>
From: Mitchell Thorpe <m.thorpe@sternbergmfg.com>
Date: September 20
Subject: Upcoming training

Dear Ms. Lyon,

I have reviewed the training proposals presented by the various shift managers, and I believe that your training would be the most suitable for the company needs. The handouts you prepared highlight the goals clearly, and they will help employees to see exactly what needs to be done. We’ve tried other initiatives for energy conservation in the past, but despite these measures, we still hold steady at 21%, which is well above the industry average. By working together, I hope we can reduce this figure.

Sincerely,
Mitchell Thorpe

Sternberg Manufacturing Monthly Newsletter

October Edition

New Energy Conservation Efforts Underway

Sternberg Manufacturing is seeking to reduce its energy usage both to cut overhead expenses and to reduce the company’s environmental impact. Based on recommendations made by Mistral Energy Services last month, the company will undergo four major improvement projects. The first among them is scheduled to be carried out by Webster Construction in November. The others will follow next year, as funding allows. In addition, the human resources director has chosen Debra Lyon to carry out employee training regarding conservation techniques. A schedule for the training has not been set yet.