...SportinShirts 12345 Apache Rd Willow Creek, VA 12035 123.456.7890 www.sportinshirts.com PROPOSAL Microsoft Office Programs Training January 16, 2012 Prepared For John Doe, General Manager Software Training Referral Prepared By Joseph Goodrum, Owner SportinShirts Description: SportinShirts is in need of a training company, or experienced trainers to train current employees in the Microsoft Office Suite including, but not limited to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook. The company currently does not staff anyone proficient in these programs. SportinShirts feels in training our staff to be proficient with the Microsoft Office Suite, the company will create efficiencies in our marketing and sales, billing, production, and administrative departments, so that we can provide better service to customers. Proposal Number: 22-1995 Table of Contents Company Introduction 3 About SportinShirts 3 SportinShirts business goals 3 Project Introduction 4 Project goals 4 Timeframe for project 4 Budget for project 4 Training needed 4 Admin Information 5 Desired qualifications 5 Requirements for formatting/submitting proposals 5 Confidentiality notice 5 Reference requirements 5 Contact Information 5 Deadline for proposal submission 5 Timeframe for vendor selection 5 Selection criteria 5 Company Introduction ...
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...Pheonix Jackson is a loving, courageous, and dedicated grandmother. She is old and tired but that does not stop her from providing and taking care of her grandson. Her grandson is the only family she has and her appears to be her world. She goes through many obstacles for him along the way. Pheonix shows her love, courage, and dedication for him throughout the story. She shows her love for her grandson by making a difficult long journey into town to get medicine for him. She does not let age or her health stand in the way of providing for him while he is sick. She puts his needs before her own health due to that love she has for him. On page 456 she says “Now comes the trial”, this shows that she is overcoming obstacles to get to her destination. If she did not have love for him she would let her old age get in the way of helping her grandson. Pheonix Jackson shows her courage bye setting off on foot to walk through so many different trials. She never knows what or who she will encounter along her journey. She faces wild animals, different elements of nature and even the possibility of death at mankind's hands. Pheonox states “Thorns, you do your appointed work. Never want to let folks pass, no sir. Old eyes thought you was a pretty little green bush”, she could have turned around after...
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...keeps its own records. The current system lacks a central employee database the managers that are keeping their employee records locked in their offices is not taking advantage of the current IT tools and systems available. Riordan Manufacturing project goals should include a Human Resource Information System with some training of the new system for HR members and interview to discuss what is needed and would work for them to better customize the new program. The technical feasibility would not be difficult to acquire since there is already an IT department to provide technical expertise as needed. The economic feasibility for this project will benefit tangible and intangible assets and will outweigh the estimated costs. References Pheonix, U. o. (2014, July 30). Riordan Mfg. Retrieved from http://www.ecampus.phoenix.edu Valacich, J. (2012). Essentials...
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...employed around 20 carhops and soon it became a popular and highly profitable teen hangout. In 1948, they noticed most of their profits came from hamburgers and the brothers closed the restaurant for several months to gadget their innovative ‘Speedee Service System’ a streamlined assembly line for hamburgers. Those carhops are fired and when the restaurant reopens it sells only hamburgers, milkshakes and French fries. The burgers are about half as expensive as at standard diners, and they are served immediately. The restaurant is extremely successful and soon its fame is spread by word of mouth. At 1953, the McDonald brothers begin to franchise their restaurant with Niel Fox for the first franchisee. The second McDonald’s opens in Pheonix, Arizon at N.Central Ave and Indian School Road. It is the first to feature the Golden Arches design and later the original restaurant is rebuilt in the same style. Meanwhile, in1953 the fourth McDonald’s restaurant opens in Downey, California at the corner of Lakewood Blvd and Florence Avenue, and it is also the oldest McDonald’s restaurant still in operation. In 1945, Entrepreneur and milkshake-mixer salesman Ray Kroc becomes captivated by the McDonald’s restaurant during a sales visit, when he leads of its extraordinary capacity and popularity. James McLamore founder of Burger King and founder of Taco Bell-Glen Bell had visited the restaurant. Ray Kroc approaches the McDonald brothers who have already begun franchising with a proposal...
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...Iconography contains visual images and symbols used in illustrations or portraits. In most medieval art, iconology is used. It is typically used the represent God, Jesus, and the Virgin Mary. The Holy Spirit was represented instead of always being drawn as a man. In medieval art, The Holy Spirit would often be drawn as fire. There are many symbolic attributes when studying the iconology of medieval art. For example, the Virgin Mary is usually seen wearing a cape and tunic, often either blue or red. The blue is believed to be a representation of her deity, and is a representation of heaven. Many believe that the red represents Jesus' blood on the cross, and symbolizes the human race. Her head is often covered, showing her modesty and virginity....
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...University of Phoenix Material Ethical Actions Worksheet Write a 100- to 150-word response to each of the following questions: Was there anything in either the University of Phoenix Student Code of Conduct or the Student Code of Academic Integrity that surprised you? If so, what was it? Why were you surprised? If not, why not? The student code of conduct was kind self explantatory. Its like high school rules you dont harrass people its simple just treat people the way you want to be treated. What surprised me was the the fact that you can carry pepper spray on campus. I felt like that should have been considered as an weapon because the nun chucks from class. I feel like that would have been the lease thing to worry about as a weapon on campus than pepper spray . The only reason i say this is cause the pepper the school didnt give that to that student thats just for her protecting so she can just go around campus spraying people just cause. But on the other hand the nun chuck the school had giving that to that student she just forgot to leave them in that classroom. And the whole knife situation for lunch yea not a good idea. That didnt surprised me i knew that a answer like that would have been exposed or bought up but safety matters and uop just wants the students to be safe. What did you learn about the behaviors considered important for an ethical learner or student in the University of Phoenix learning community? I have learned that being an ethical...
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...Ethical Essay University of Pheonix Monica King ETH/316 September 26, 2013 Don Kelly Utilitarianism is an ethical theory that debates that an act is correct only if it conforms to the principle of utility. Jeremy Bentham, Its founder, believed it was essential for society to depend on reason instead of metaphysics (what is ultimately there? What is it like?). Deontology is anti- utilitarianism. Immanuel Kant was one of the primary advocates of deontology theory. Deontologists are apprehensive with the perception of duty. They are related with satisfying what is perceived to be their ethical duty – whether it makes people happy or not. Deontologists embrace that correct activities are explained by duty. Once it is known for what it is that a person is duty assured to do morally, then ‘natural’ fit act can be carried out in spite of the consequences. Virtue ethics highlights the role of a person’s character and the morals of a person’s character symbolizes for defining or assessing ethical behavior. When associating the similarities and dissimilarities between deontology and utilitarianism, and it was established that they associate with how someone judge’s ethics and morality. The theories all contain judging in diverse aspects, if it is in that instant, what occurs afterwards, or within a lifespan. The morals and ethics following these philosophies all involve with what is correct, or what is preeminent for the current time, then split pathways as the theories operate...
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...Starting a Small Business UNIT 36 M1 – Pheonix Jones In this document I will be making recommendations on how market research will help launch the business. Target Market Questionnaires The questionnaire included such questions like gender, age preference of food and occupation. Asking these sorts of questions will help us find data regarding if there is a demand for a business like this, which is vital to launch the business. The questionnaire will also help find out the target market which was 16-20 year old students and office workers. We can use this information to create a target market that can be designed to suit the campaign; this means we can also put through promotions to match because we already know the target market. Therefore we can do deals when the business is open, maybe where students get a percentage off goods or a meal deal with the student card. Analysis Defining the target market and its needs are essential, geographically the location is quite small in the area of Weston town, but with students coming from around North Somerset is a wider area. We are mainly looking for students aged 16-10, who is averagely on a lower income than others. Physiologically they want benefits, like good value food which is fast. With all these facts in mind, we can see that the target market want affordable and fast food that can fit in a social atmosphere and the lifestyle of the target market. Competition Check the competition around that area can give us an upper hand...
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...RED EXPO FOUNDED: MAY 03, 1964 LOCATION: PHEONIX ARIZONA MISSION\PURPOSE: OUR MISSION IS TO TAKE MANKIND INTO A NEW DEMENSION, PROVIDING THEM WITH THE NECESSARY TOOLS TO LIVE SUCESSFULLY ON OTHER PLANETS. SERVICES PROVIDED: MRE, BUILDING SUPPLIES, AEROSPACE TOOLS, TECHNICAL AND PERSONAL TRAINING. MEMBERSHIP COST 1.2 MILLION WHY DID WE CHOOSE THIS COMPANY? THE COMPANY PROVIDES THE NECESSARY SERVICES NEEDED TO SURVIVE SUCCESSFULLY ON THE PLANET Mars is the fourth planet from the sun. Its 141,633,260 miles away from the sun. This causes it to be much colder its temperature is 80 F (-60 c) it can vary between minus 1895 F (-125C) when near the poles during the winter and at midday near the equator 70F (20C). It has the highest mountain Olympus Mons at 17 miles high and it has the longest valleys called Valles mariners its 6 miles long. Mars is mostly low flat lands. The atmosphere is 100 times less dense of earth, but thick enough to support weather, it generates winds by pockets of warm air flow in colder regions cause dust storms that blanket the region. The days are 45 minutes longer than earth days. Spring has 193.30 days, winter has 178.64 and autumn has 142.70 days. The mars day is 24 earth hours and 37 minutes. The seasons last 6 earth months so the length of nights and days depend on the latitude. Mars could support hydrosphere atmospheric cycle including rainfalls however, it’s too cold so it comes as frost only. Social impact each person would be required...
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...grandfather's name is John D. Bergeron he is a broad man, who stands roughly five foot six at one-hundred and ninety pounds. He is currently still with us today and moves with purpose, carrying himself with respect. My papa as I like to call him is a strong man and all who know him would say the same. The first thing you would notice is his enormous inner strength, and huge heart.When I was a kid I spent most of my time at my papas since the adults were off at work. For me my grandfather become my mentor, somebody I look up to and have the upmost respect for. when I was younger he taught me how to draw and later down the road how to paint. we would go all around Dartmouth and New Bedford to sketch at places such as Fort Taber, Fort Pheonix, and even the Whaling Museum. What amazes me is that he has never graduated from the eighth grade yet knows more than anybody I know. We like to say he is a jack of all trades master of none. In other words his lack of education doesn't show he can do anything from carpeting, wood work, art, even fixing cars you name it and he can probably do it. He went to work straight out of the eighth grade to help support his mother to put food on the table, this is something that I find admirable. Asides from being my mentor in art he managed to teach me many life lessons in which I wish to bring with me into the field I wish to make a living in, which is being a police officer. One thing he always taught me was that you appreciate...
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...Epidemiology Paper Allison Brown Nur 408 May 14, 2012 Prof. Pamela Orr Epidemiology Paper People have many health concerns and diagnosis that presents to the current public health as daunting. The first step in any medical situation regarding a person’s health is prevention that is talked among the professionals in the health community. This will be the only way to help the cycle to break that will further prevent other diseases from occurring. Using epidemiology and the epidemiology triangle diabetes in African Americans will be observed. This health concern in many communities in the United States can be prevented and helped, but information is the key to success. In this paper we will be examining the definition and description of epidemiology, the steps and methods of epidemiology, reviewing the data of the selected population. We will also be looking at the epidemiological triangle as well as various levels of prevention. Epidemiology is the study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states or events (including disease), and the application of this study to the control of diseases and other health problems. Various methods can be used to carry out epidemiological investigations: surveillance and descriptive studies can be used to study distribution; analytical studies are used to study determinants (WHO, 2012). Epidemiology is a type of science that guides our understanding of the strong points of how exposure and the relation to how it effects...
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...Lifestyle or Medication? Anjelica Sharp HCA 240 December 14, 2014 Monica Chase Crohn’s Disease Crohn’s disease is a form of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). It cause inflammation of the Gastrointestinal (GI) tract that can cause some serous symptoms. Some of the major symptoms include Persistent diarrhea or constipation. Other symptoms include weight loss, fatigue, abdominal pain and cramps, reduced appetite, and urgent bowel movements. This disease has two stages that switch around. Flare ups or periods or symptoms and troubles and remission a period of time when there are no symptoms. This disease normally affects people for the first time between 15 and 40 years of age. There are many ways to control or cope with this disease. Medication or Lifestyle changes. Lifestyle changes should always be tried before medication. Sometime medication is not needed with proper lifestyle changes. There are no current know way to prevent this disease. Lifestyle changes to control this disease are fairly simple. Keeping a good nutritional diet is important. Cutting out trigger foods like dairy can also be beneficial. This illness reduces the absorption rate of protein, vitamins, and minerals. So eating healthy and taking multivitamins is a great way to cope. Eating smaller meals and increasing liquid intake helps your body get the most out of what you eat. Reducing stress is another life style change that is important. Stress slows down digestion and produces more acid. Smoking...
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...University of Pheonix Supply and Demand Simulation ECO/365 Supply and Demand simulation Supply and demand was affected by decreasing the rent to lower the vacancy percentage and maximize revenue for the company. This process is considered a temporary fix on a month-to-month basis and a good example of microeconomics. Another example of microeconomics is when the new company came into town and increased the population along with jobs. The population and job increase suggest they increase rental rates in response to the increase in demand. An example of macroeconomics is the survey showing that individuals working in Atlantis are living in neighboring cities due to the rent being less. Another example of macroeconomics is when the government steps in and puts a ceiling of $1550 on monthly rent for 2 bedroom apartments so that middle class families can afford to live in the city in which they work. This caused the company to rent only a portion of their apartments in order to make a profit due to maintenance cost. Identify at least one shift of the supply curve and one shift of the demand curve in the simulation. What causes the shifts? Supply curve shifted down when Lintech Inc. moved in increasing the population. The supply of the two-bedroom apartments will decrease. The demand curve went upward because of the population growth. For each shift, analyze how it would affect the equilibrium price, quantity, and decision making. The increase in demand means that...
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...Applying Ethical Frameworks in Practice Adetutu S. Toyin-oke Applying Ethical Frameworks in Practice Under what circumstances is one allowed to break patient-nurse confidentiality? As a nurse one may think of a few personal situations where they had to break that confidentiality. Ethical framework such as the nightingale pledge and ethical principles stated in nursing textbooks were meant to provide guidelines on how to most appropriately treat people in the healthcare field; however, when ethical framework is applied to nursing practice, a nurse may run into many implications. Ethical implications What are the implications of a breach of confidentiality? Well, the most obvious consequence is that the patient will not be able to trust her nurse or maybe even all nurses in general. In Pamela G. Nathanson’s article, Betraying Trust or Providing Good Care? When is it okay to break confidentiality?, She depicts a story of a nurse who is in an ethical dilemma. This nurse promised two teenage patients “who [were] reluctant to enter into care that no matter what they tell her, she will not divulge any information to the patient's parents or to anyone else (Nathanson, 2000).” However one of these two patients tested positive for HPV. A physician advices this nurse “that not only should she inform Andrea's parents of her diagnosis, but that she should also inform the girls' school since it has become a ‘public health issue’ (Nathanson, 2000).” According to Nathanson, “If confidentiality...
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...vapor clouds. One late day after work, they had idea to bring to Mesa, AZ a place that can provide customers with a club where they could relax and show of their E-cig build. After extensive research and financial process they were able to gather the funds necessary and the contracts with different venders to provide customers with high quality items like the Caravala Mod, Aero-tank, and Omega RBA. Initially, they operated the business part-time, since both of them had full-time jobs; but business became overwhelming there for they had to make it their priority, and hire additional staff. This made Vaping Empire a huge success in the city of Queen creek, az; and they decided to take their business state wide expanding to cities like: Pheonix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Flagstaff and soon opening in Southern California. As the company started, they had bumps along the road and opportunities they had to learn from; tobacco products have many potential issues, even though electric cigarettes and juices and not a form of smoke or chewable tobacco, the juice that is used contains nicotine that...
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