...Restaurant. I am settling in well and look forward to a long prosperous relationship. I would like to take this opportunity to discuss with you some items of concern regarding the condition of the building. During this site inspection the following things caught my attention. * Old trees have grown so that their branches could become entangled in the power lines connected to the restaurant * Many of the windows have gaps possibly from the building settling * Water is not properly drained from the building. * Spider web pattern of cracks forming on the foundation. * The roof has tar paper that is pulled up in one section along with bird nests and tree branches. * There are also charred markings around the exhaust vent of the hood system. These are all potentially hazardous situations for our guest and staff. If we do not take action to fix these issues it will not only affect our bottom line but our ability to stay in business at all in this facility. The trees pose several problems. With the branches being so close to the power lines could potentially cause a fire if wind gust cause them to snap and clog up or wear down the gutter system. The roots could be clogging drains underground which could lead to expensive plumbing cost. The windows that have gaps in them are a major cause of our high energy cost. Water puddles up around the foundation because the current landscaping does not allow for the water to drain away from the building. On the roof the section...
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...(91.4 CM) RANGE HOOD Installation Instructions and Use & Care Guide HOTTE DE CUISINIÈRE DE 30" (76,2 CM) ET 36" (91,4 CM) Instructions d’installation et Guide d’utilisation et d’entretien Table of Contents/Table des matières............................................................................. 2 IMPORTANT: READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS. FOR RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY. IMPORTANT : LIRE ET CONSERVER CES INSTRUCTIONS. POUR UTILISATION RÉSIDENTIELLE UNIQUEMENT. LI3VQC/W10274302D TABLE OF CONTENTS RANGE HOOD SAFETY .................................................................2 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS ................................................3 Tools and Parts ............................................................................3 Location Requirements................................................................4 Venting Requirements..................................................................5 Electrical Requirements ...............................................................6 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ..................................................7 Prepare Location..........................................................................7 Install Range Hood.......................................................................9 Complete Installation .................................................................10 RANGE HOOD USE......................................................................10 Range Hood Controls ........
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...never came back [Hook] Suck a nigga dick or something [4x] [Verse 2: Juicy J] My nigga D-Magic Said he had to have it I said just forget it, it's too crabby Know a little freak, in Hollywood Sucks on dick, does it real good She'll give you money, feel up your tummy House full of kids, parents all schummy Once had a down, backyard ground Hit it from the back Enjoy the sound Lay on the cover Always use the rubber Till I got caught, fucking with her mother She blamed it on me We fought in the street She pulled out a knife, so I had to flee Called up the boys Went to her house Charged the whole place Threw the bitch out Police busted in Where the niggas at We left just in time, and never came back Roll through the hood, waving at the freaks Who's sniffing all the rocks, and smoking all the geeks Made another stop Police station Saw a few cops Drove by and sprayed them License tag number A nigga said he saw Bogus all the time Never get caught APPEARS ON MOST KNOWN HITS 4. Hit a Muthafucka 5. Slob on my Knob 6. Who Run...
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...product. The consumer can be motivated by the desire to feel a certain way. For example, my most recent purchase was a winter coat. After the arctic temperatures we had in the Western New York area over the last few days, I decided it was time to invest in a nice warm winter jacket. I first started to look online then I visited a few stores but I didn’t find anything I really liked. If the consumption process was as simple as finding a product that meets my need, any warm winter jacket would have satisfied my need. Nevertheless, there I was walking around at Macy’s, I didn’t have anything particular in mind, I was simply looking around. Suddenly, on a mannequin, I see a beautiful grey button up hooded jacket with white fur trim around the hood. The lining was this stunning soft pink. When I looked through the racks, as you can imagine, I was delighted to see they had my size. The price didn’t even matter. I didn’t simply need a jacket anymore, I wanted that jacket. The main psychological process influencing my purchase was my concept of self. Because a jacket is something that I am going to wear every day during the winter season, it became part of my extended...
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...My First Car Accident Disappointment, disbelief and fear filled my mind as I lie on my side, sandwiched between the cold, soft dirt and the hot, slick metal of the car. The weight of the car pressed down on the lower half of my body with monster force. It did not hurt, my body was numb. All I could feel was the car hood's mass stamping my body father and farther into the ground. My lungs felt pinched shut and air would neither enter nor escape them. My mind was buzzing. What had just happened? In the distance, on that cursed road, I saw cars driving by completely unaware of what happened, how I felt. I tried to yell but my voice was unheard. All I could do was wait. Wait for someone to help me or wait to die. The third maddening buzz of my alarm woke me as I groggily slid out of bed to the shower. It was the start of another routine morning, or so I thought. I took a shower, quarreled with my sister over which clothes she should wear for that day and finished getting myself ready. All of this took a little longer than usual, not a surprise, so we were running late. We hopped into the interior of my sleek, white Thunderbird and made our way to school. With music blasting, voices singing and talking, it was another typical ride to school with my sister. Because of our belated departure, I went fast, too fast. We started down the first road to our destination. This road is about three miles long and filled with little hills. As we broke the top of one of the small, blind...
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...were always greasy from chicken wings. Every day, he exclaimed… I’m gonna win! I’m beating Randy! It’s gonna be like eating candy! Finally it’s very handy! I’m slaying Randy, I’m taming the beast. Raphy was on a winning streak. After each match his opponent made an eek! Plus they couldn’t even speak. There’s only one word that he would say. WORD! I’m in the backstage with the boyz n da hood. Rehearsing their lines like I knew they would. Making their hoodies look nice and good. With a ching, a snap, and a cracka lack. I’m on the stage it’s crystal clear. Everyone is chugging their beer. When are they gonna start to cheer. Doesn’t matter, just listen up. Randy is making his way to the stage. His shoes and his shirt are very light beige. He stares at me as if in a rage. He can’t resist, and then you hear him say… “Raphy you’re as repulsive as a rat!” “Well Randy you’re as idle as a cat!” “At least I don’t play with barbies on the mat!” Raphy couldn’t take it anymore. Spurting out, all the words that he could. “Randy you’re an insult to the hood.” “Plus you can’t lift a piece of wood.” “So what do I have to worry about?” The audience went wild. But Randy looked mild. The audience filed. To carry Raphy...
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...The day of the c-rhyme was a tragedy indeed. There were sheep in the meadow, cows in the corn, and various other barnyard animals running amok. When it was realized that this chaos came from the Little Blue Boy(AKA LBB) not blowing his horn, a thorough search of the barn was executed. A few minutes later, LBB was found, and the reason he failed to blow his horn was revealed; he had been murdered. As soon as this happened, detective G.Udd.Guy was called in. When he arrived, his first action was to examine the haystack LBB was under. After searching in the yellow straw for a long time, Guy was able to locate a needle in the haystack(amazingly). He then went on to inspect the needle. After doing so, he realized its particular size and shape was sold by only one nearby store. After arriving to the awesome store, Guy came to the manager. The manager asked what was going on and Guy responded, telling him that he found one of the Awesome Store’s needles near the body of the now-dead LBB. Guy then questioned the manager about the any recently sold needles of the particular type found in the haystack. After hearing that the needle was a haystack needle, the manger remembered that a peculiar person wearing a cloak had purchased one of the thin haystack needles (needles specifically made for holding haystacks together) sold at the Awesome Store. The name was unknown, but the manager recalled that the cloaked person had asked about where one would go to buy a coffin, though the...
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...MARCUS GOOD 2503 Transit Drive, Killeen, Tx 76543 Cell: 469-632-2286 marcusgood26@yahoo.com PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY Experienced Logistic professional with excellent ability in Customer Service quality goals and positively impacting organizational performance. Experienced in managing groups, setting goals, providing directives and overseeing plan of action. SKILLS Advanced communication skills Highly Motivated Self-starter Leadership Skills Forklift Pallet Operator Administrative Skills Customer Service Inventory Skills Report and Documenting Skills WORK HISTORY Role Player (C.O.B) Joint Military Development Services - Fort Hood, TX As C.O.B March 2002 to May 2004 January 2009 to June 2012 88H - Cargo Specialist United States Army - Fort Hood, TX Unloaded and loaded transport trucks. Built orders using an electric forklift and pallet jack. Operated and maintained Material Handling Equipment such as the 40-Ton Crane, Kalmar Container Handler, 10K All Terrain Lifter Army System(ATLAS), 6K Forklifts, 4K Forklifts, the M1120 HEMTT Load Handling System truck and the M915 Tractor-Trailer Truck. This assisted in the delivery of over 2,000 pieces of equipment and vehicles to military and civilian personnel on the various Forward Operating Bases (FOB) throughout Afghanistan. Worked in the Centralized Receiving and Shipping Point (CRSP) in support of OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM (OEF). Inbounded and out bounded over 4,000 pieces of equipment including tactical and non-tactical...
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...BRYANT RAILLEY 2558 Walter Way Stockbridge, Georgia 30281 (404) 988-5633 Bryantrailley@yahoo.com Education Strayer University; MBA Human Resource 08/12 Shorter College; BA Business Management 07/06 National Center for Paralegal Training (NCPT) 9 months Legal Administration Assistance Certified Armored Course: Fort Hood, Texas 06/96 Certified Fuel Handler Course: Fort Hood, Texas 04/95 Certified Engineer Course: Fort Leanardwood, Missouri 02/94 Professional Experience Ryder Atlanta, Georgia 11/00-03/04 Title: Technician and Fuel Island Tenant Fueled trucks and done minor checks like oil, tires, and clean windshields. Also did brakes, alternators, and preventive maintenance. Aperture Louisville, Kentucky 11/99-05/00 Title: Data Entry and Information Specialist General office duties which included inputting credential information for doctors into the computer; consisting of background history such as general information, education, malpractice and insurance. American Rental Title: Account Manager Bardstown, Kentucky 05/98-11/99 Performed general office duties, and was responsible...
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...Mitchell Dickerson 1403 Trimmier Rd Killeen, TX 76541 254-285-9369 mdickerson@email.itt-tech.edu B. Price ITT Technical Institute Instructor 6330 Hwy 29 E. Austin TX September 17, 2014 Dear Ms. Price I would like to introduce myself to you. My name is Mitchell Dickerson and I am a retired U.S Army solider from the Fort Hood area. The reason I enrolled at ITT is “ I as working for L-3 Communication in Djibouti Africa as a field service engineer until I was laid off. I have not worked in over a year and I saw the ITT commercial on TV and decided that it would help me to find employment and also receive a degree”. I was enrolled at ITT when I lived in Charlotte NC, but I had to drop out to pursue employment. I have attended Central Texas College while I was in the military, but that did not last long for I was deployed to Iraq so I had to let that go for a while. My strengths are that I am loyal and trustworthy I am a type of person that will get the job done. My weakness is that I am maybe too good of a person I am kind hearted but I am no push over. English is not my best subject but I am the one that will try and ask you more question then any one if I do not understand. I the one that is not afraid to ask for help no matter what. With My ITT education I hope to get a well-paying job that will give me the time to do the things in life that I have always wanted to like travel and hang out more with my son. My dream job is to be a network engineer and being able to help...
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...Leadership David Berwanger Central Texas College Leadership Introduction The U.S. Army has established the largest active-duty armored post at Fort Hood. It was a major hub for troops deploying to or returning from military service in Iraq and Afghanistan. Fort Hood is 100 miles (160 km) south of Dallas-Fort Worth, and near the town of Killeen. Its citizens deal with violence on their overseas missions. They don't ordinarily expect to encounter carnage in their home base, which lies in the pleasant hill-and-lake country of central Texas. Carnage is just what transpired on Nov. 5, 2009. The Fort Hood shooting was believed to be one of the worst mass shootings ever on a military base in the U.S.; a gunman killed 13 people and wounded some three dozen others (Bergen, 2011). The shooter was a 39-year-old military psychiatrist and was taken into custody after being wounded by base police. Officials identified him as Major Nidal Malik Hasan, a devout adherent of Islam. The incident triggered sharp debate on whether the shooter was a deranged individual, a terrorist, or perhaps both and whether authorities had paid sufficient attention to warning signs in his behavior that might have enabled them to prevent the tragedy (McCullough, 2011). This paper explores the leadership attributes displayed by the officials after the massacre happening. Part 1 Introduction to Crisis Situation On November 5, 2009 at Fort Hood, Texas, U.S. Army psychiatrist Major...
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...Hood River Early Settlers Joe Correa ANTH 310 Week Nine Essay March 11, 2012 Words: 1535 Hood River Early Settlers In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. So goes the old teaching poem goes. Three hundred years later, in 1792, Lt. William Broughton explored the Columbia River. He is credited for naming the geography along the Columbia River. Under President Thomas Jefferson’s instructions, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark undertook the further exploration of the Columbia River working from the East to the West, ending where Lt. Broughton had started. The map from the British gave them an idea of what to expect. Thirteen years later, Lewis and Clark would see the same landscape, make a new map, and give some of the places that Lt. Broughton had already named new names. On October 29, 1805, Lewis and Clark discovered a stream on the south banks of the Columbia and called it the Labeasche River after one of their members, Private Francois Labiche. It is near this glacial river that the current site of Hood River is found. The river itself has changed names twice to become Hood River. It was called Dog River for a while after some pioneers became stranded here and had to eat a dog for sustenance. It was again changed to Hood River with time and the name Dog River given to a small stream upriver. The name Hood being from the mountain that was given the name by Lt. Broughton honoring Lord Hood of the British Admiralty. The area first appears on a map...
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...1. What problems does Robin Hood have? What issues need to be addressed? Robin Hood has a few weaknesses that he needs to deal with currently. The biggest problem that I see is that his strategy for business needs to be re-evaluated. When he first started his quest he was robbing from the rich and giving to the poor. This strategy and vision worked well for Robin Hood when he was able to give to the poor and sustain his men with the money he took from the rich. As the numbers of his men increased he needed more money and goods to sustain them. As this need has arisen so has the difficulty of robbing. His business has changed, as those traveling through the forest were getting smarter and not carrying as much gold and coin. The rich are also taking a different further route around the forest causing Robin Hoods men to have to travel further or miss the travelers all together. Robin Hood also had the problem of his men being resistant to change. They didn’t see the big picture of why the business had to change. Robin Hood should include all of his top men in the decision process of what their new vision should be. This will help aid the men by including their core values into the vision and mission of the group. Robin Hood needs a well-communicated strategic vision. Robin Hood’s strategy must change because of the changing choices his business has taken and adapting to the new conditions around him. Robin Hood needs to make sure that his new strategy becomes a realized...
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...Community Assessment WGU Community Assessment Kitsap County is located in Western Washington on the Kitsap Peninsula. It is bordered by Jefferson County to the northwest, Mason County to the southwest, Pierce County to the south/southeast, King County to the east/southeast and Snohomish County to the east. Kitsap County is connected to the eastern shore of the Puget Sound via multiple Washington State Ferry routes. It is made up of multiple cities including Bremerton and Silverdale (central), Port Orchard (south), and Poulsbo (north). It also includes Bainbridge and Blake Islands. According to the United States Census Bureau its population as of 2010 was 251,133 with a total land area of 394.94 square miles, and 170 square miles of water. The population per square mile of land is approximately 635. Geographically the county has over 250 miles of saltwater shoreline, with multiple inlets and bays. (http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/53/53035.html) The United States Navy is the largest employer in the county with multiple bases or installations including the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Naval Base Kitsap (Naval Submarine Base Bangor) and the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Keyport. The Naval facilities compromise 35.7 % of the workforce totaling 50% of the wages. The total number of firms including private, farming and non-farming is greater than 20,000. The education breakdown of the county contains 93% high school graduates and 28.7% have a Bachelor’s degree...
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...being caught by the law. Robin Hood was an outlaw. However, he was not the normal outlaw that kills anything, takes anything, or does everything for only for themselves. Robin Hood was an outcast hiding from the law, but there were many people that loved him for the acts that he made to protect them against what they viewed was an unjust government. He was loved by the poor and shunned by the rich. Robin Hood, an outlawed hero in the 1300s, has a legendary history, driven by his unyielding values for justice and desire for balance in social classes, with ideals that have lived on till this day. Robin Hood’s legendary background is well known throughout the world. The author of Robin Hood is unknown. It is most likely a story that the poor told about a man that stole their money back from the rich. Over the centuries, the common people passed this story by word of mouth such that the story grew to be that of a man, Robin Hood, who stood up for something that was wrong in society. This story stayed alive by the affection that the people had for someone who stood up for them, thus the legend grew and grew. After all of these centuries, the author of the story has become the oppressed people that Robin Hood protected and fought for against a greedy government. He originated in the English culture and is known for his devotion to the poor. Robin Hood would rob the rich and give what he robbed to the poor. Most of the time, Robin Hood was robbing the sheriff or the...
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