...4.0. Documentation of the Current System The proponent’s client, uses manual system in doing its transactions or in updating its sales and inventory. It uses log books, and paper forms. The log books are used to record the opening time of each work day, the total sales and inventory at the end of the day, and the closing time of the work day. The sales are computed through a summation of all the paid orders. The inventory is checked on a regular basis and before the end of work day. The paper forms are used to record orders. The record of orders includes the product, the quantity ordered for each product, and a mark telling if the order is paid. Each work day starts on recording the time and date of the work day into the log book. The staff will record all available items and products on the inventory into the log book. The new stocks will also be recorded by item, its quantity, and its cost. The stocks available will be verified on the record and will be updated upon finding unmatched records. After the inventory is checked and verified, the business will now list the current menu in the black board located on the cashier. The menu is written using colored chalks. The menu consists of the products, its price per piece, sizes available, and time availability. After the menu has been set up, the business will now accept customers. Customer will approach the cashier or fall in queue and choose their order on the menu. The order of a customer will be recorded in a paper form...
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...Memo: NTS Forms To: All JAB Store Management Teams CC: All Multi Unit Management Teams From: Store Operations Date: August 26, 2015 Purpose To inform all stores about updated NTS forms that will be used in place of the ones that were previously faxed. Customer Request, Monogram & Button Order Forms As a result of fax no longer being available after Java POS system conversion, stores will begin using electronic versions of select NTS forms. Effective immediately, the Customer Request, Monogramming and Button Order Forms will be able available on Bank Notes. Click here to access, complete and submit the select NTS forms mentioned above online through Bank Notes. IMPORTANT: When submitting monogramming forms, please make sure to print the appropriate monogram form from Bank Notes and place the completed form with the shirt/coat/scarf to be shipped to NTS. NTS still needs to receive a hard copy of the completed form with the item(s) being shipped. Also, if your store is typically serviced by NTS 607 Kansas City for monogramming, please continue to send your monogram requests to this location. All other stores will continue to send their request to NTS 601 Atlanta. NOTE: Select button orders will now be ordered directly from Wawak as detailed in the next section. All other buttons not listed below will be ordered from the Button Order Form on Bank Notes. ______________________________________________________________ Wawak Tailor...
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...Hoosier Burger [pic]As college students in the 1970s, Bob and Thelma Mellankamp often dreamed of starting their own business. While on their way to an economics class, Bob and Thelma drove by Myrtle’s Family Restaurant and noticed a “for sale” sign in the window. Bob and Thelma quickly made arrangements to purchase the business, and Hoosier Burger Restaurant was born. The restaurant is moderately sized, consisting of a kitchen, dining room, counter, storage area, and office. Currently, all paperwork is done by hand. Thelma and Bob have discussed the benefits of purchasing a computer system; however, Bob wants to investigate alternatives and hire a consultant to help them. Perishable food items, such as beef patties, buns, and vegetables are delivered daily to the restaurant. Other items, such as napkins, straws, and cups, are ordered and delivered as needed. Bob Mellankamp receives deliveries at the restaurant’s back door and then updates a stock log form. The stock log form helps Bob track inventory items. The stock log form is updated when deliveries are received and also nightly after daily sales have been tallied. Customers place their orders at the counter and are called when their orders are ready. The orders are written on an order ticket, totaled on the cash register, and then passed to the kitchen where the orders are prepared. The cash register is not capable of capturing point-of-sale information. Once an order is prepared and delivered, the order ticket is placed in...
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...Dramaturgy Everyday we play different roles in society. There are different sides that we show to each individual we encounter based on what their roles are in our lives. In this paper, I will discuss the sociological perspective known as dramaturgy. I will describe my front and back stages. My use of impression management will be discussed as well as why we use this form of management. Being social beings on the stage of life, we must play our parts accordingly. Dramaturgy is one social perspective that revolves around role playing. This theory says that we are like actors on a stage and we take on many roles when we interact with others. We constantly change our role (character) when we meet new people. There are two stages associated with dramaturgy and they are the front and back stages. The front stage is the stage where actions are visible to the audience and are part of the performance. Everyday my life is filled with front stages. My office where I work as a Correctional Records Technician serves as one of my front stages. It is there where I assist a multitude of public citizens on a daily basis. My home is another front stage. This is where I take on the role of head of household. The back stage is where performers are present but audience is not, and the performers can step out of character without fear of disrupting the performance. When I get into my car and turn the radio on and hear a song with a nice beat, I start singing and moving to the beat. My car serves...
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...Road Not Taken asked that I stop to consider every time I moved my jawa-like wizard around its grid-based maps. On one level I stared at the screen for about five minutes, contemplating every possible route to get the last child I needed to rescue to beat the area while avoiding a malicious black spirit that would drain about a fourth of my current health. But if I made too many useless moves here, I could end up without enough left to finish the next level. I eventually got to the child, but not without taking a spirit to the face - acceptable losses. That risk-reward balance is a clever hook at first, but it too quickly became less exciting as I played. Learning to match the varied animals, monsters, spirits, and other objects scattered across Road’s randomized levels in the fewest movements possible was, at first, unforgiving (leading to situations like my five-minute stumper). Every new object was a surprise, and some are as likely to end a good run on the spot as they are to help you out. But that’s to be expected from a Roguelike, where the first few sessions are more about learning the ins and outs than anything else. Most Roguelikes remove all your progress on death, making your knowledge of what to expect next time around the most palpable form of progress; here that knowledge is solidified in the form of a persistent and indispensable notebook that fills out as you uncover new objects and combinations. Being able to look up what each piece I encountered could turn...
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...have been miserable failures. Reidenbach and Robin’s notion of corporate moral development is based on the American psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg’s conception of individual moral development (see Unit A3). Kohlberg has described moral development as moving through three main levels. Each level is divided into two stages, so there are six stages in all. Some individuals progress through all the stages, while others get “stuck” at the lower stages. Pre-conventional level (stages 1 and 2). At stage 1, the infant is initially motivated purely externally by fear of punishment, such as a spanking, and at stage 2 by a desire for rewards, such as a piece of candy. Conventional level (stages 3 and 4). Stage 3 is the “good-boy/nice-girl morality,” in which children seek their parents’ or peers’ approval. After this, an individual may move to stage 4, the “law and order stage,” in which great value is placed on following social rules. At this stage people have started to move beyond merely an egoistic motivation to one in which there is real concern for meeting standards for non-selfish reasons. Kohlberg believed that most adults remain at this stage. Post-conventional, autonomous, or principles level (stages 5 and 6). Here, one accepts moral rules not just because they are part of one’s society but because one knows that the rules are right. In stage 5, individuals see morality as a kind of contract between individuals that grounds individual rights, a position which is very...
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...LAB 9B 1. Scroll down the CBOFS website and click on now-cast under the water level icon. The water level animation which appears displays the most recent water levels in local time at a [ (1) (2) (3) ]-hour interval. 2. Water levels are reported in the animation relative to the MLLW in feet and are color coded in the animation with the lowest water levels (indicating low tide) most likely represented by [ (green to red) (blues and purples) ]. 3. The animation shows the tides moving through the estuary [ ( towards) ( away from) ] the mouth of the bay. Figure 2 shows water level changes during one tide’s journey through the Bay. 4. The times shown below the maps, indicate it probably took about [ (3) (6) (12) ] hours for the low tide to travel the entire length of the Bay. 5. In figure 2, mark the location of Kiptopeke ( Beach), VA, on the map to the left at 37.1 degrees N, 76.0 degree W (or you can find the location on the CBOFS website map). It is [ (northwest) (northeast) ]. 6. The comparison of the 0600 25 April Water level now-cast map in figure 2 with the predicted and observed water levels in figure 3 for the same time are consistent on showing the presence of a [ (low) (high) ] tide in the mouth of the bay. 7. Knowing the direction of movement of tides in Chesapeake Bay as seen in the water levels Now-cast animation, figure 2 reveals that this tide (identified in item 6) progressed about [ (half) (the entire length) ] of the bay in the subsequent five hours...
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...Associate Level Material Appendix A Stages of Critical Thinking Complete the matrix by identifying the six stages of critical thinking, describing how to move from each stage to the next, and listing obstacles you may face as you move to the next stage of critical thinking. Stages of Critical Thinking How to Move to the Next Stage Obstacles to Moving to the Next Stage EXAMPLE: The Unreflective Thinker Examine my thinking to identify problems that affect my thinking. Deceiving myself about the effectiveness of my thinking The Challenged Thinker Determine the problems that I have in my own thinking Thinking that there are no problems in my thinking The Beginning Thinker Take up new challenges and take control of my thinking Not taking control and taking on new challenges The Practical Thinker Determine new habits that I need to pick up Not being able to identify the habits that I need The Advanced Thinker Establish good habits Sticking to bad habits and not grasping the good ones The Accomplished Thinker Taking charge and also being aware of things that can be changed Not taking charge and not paying attention to things that can be changed Write a 150- to 200-word explanation of your current stage of critical-thinking development and explain why you placed yourself at that stage. Format your paragraph consistent with Associate Level Writing Style Handbook guidelines. I believe that I am a practical thinker. I believe this to be true because I don’t...
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...sometimes ago. It was just a short news article in one of the local dailies. The story keeps on ringing in my mind up to today. I feel that the whole nation should stand and honor this woman for her courageous actions she portrayed on this fateful day. It happened that in the year 2007 in the city of Orina in India, a town that had over 100,000 people. It was raining heavily, and life was almost coming to a standstill. Everyone in the area woke up in shock after finding pools of water moving at alarming speed sweeping everything it came across. It was around 8 in the morning. Before even people realized what was happening, the water level started rising, and there was no accessible route to escape. People quickly rushed out of their houses and water was unfortunately found themselves stranded as the water level continued to rise above the level of their waists. At this moment, the rain was still slowly falling, and everything became a menace. After about an hour, the town was full of water and people were trying helplessly to come out of the water. Water was gradually rising, and there was nothing else visible but water. It was a moment of darkness as people started drowning one after the other. The aged people and children were the most affected. Everyone was screaming to save his or her own life. There was neither gender nor tribe; the language was the same; Save a life at whatever cost. One young lady rose up from nowhere, amidst dead bodies floating on water. Death was inevitable...
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...importance of aggregate planning strategies. The aggregate planning strategies has as its primary mission, set production levels in aggregated units along of a time horizon that generally ranges from 3 to 18 months, so as to achieve meet the needs identified in the long-term plan, keeping while minimum levels of costs and a good level of customer service. In aggregate planning various mathematical techniques can be used to obtain feasible schedules. With planning methods is to optimize the use of resources avoiding sudden changes in production and at the same time reduce the total cost planning. The importance of aggregate planning in the process of managing an organization is to establish plans for short and medium term to meet the requirements of the production forecast when the capacity from the standpoint of plant or equipment is relatively fixed. INTRODUCTION In this paper I’m going to talk about Aggregate Planning Strategies. The aggregate planning serves as a link between the decisions about the facilities and programming. The decision of the aggregate planning establishes production levels overall medium term, which is why it is necessary that the company these processes is implemented, making decisions and policies that relate to overtime, hiring, layoffs, outsourcing and levels inventory. Knowledge of these factors will allow us to determine production levels involved and the mix of resources used. Like the aggregate planning other types of control and programming that...
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...DATABASE ASSIGNEMENT ONLINE STORE DATABSE TABLE NAME * STUDENT/CUSTOMER * ENROLLMENT * COURSES * CATEGORY * ORDERS * ORDER DETAILS * PAYMENT * PRODUCT * SHIPPERS * SUPPLIER/COMPANY TABLES ATTRIBUTES STUDENT/CUSTOMER STUDENT table contain attribute such as: * STUDENT ID-PRIMARY KEY * FIRST NAME * LAST NAME * ADDRESS * POSTAL CODE * CITY * STATE * COUNTRY * PHONE * EMAIL * PASSWORD * CREDIT CARD * CREDIT CARD TYPE ID * BILLING ADDRESS * SHIP ADDRESS * DATE ENTERED ENROLLMENT ENROLLMENT table contain attribute such as: * STU ID-PRIMARY KEY * COURSE ID-PRIMARY KEY * SEMESTER-PRIMARY KEY * INTAKE COURSES COURSE table contain attribute such as: * COURSE ID-PRIMARY KEY * COURSE NAME * FACULTY CATEGORY CATEGORY table contain attribute such as: * CATEGORY ID-PRIMARY KEY * CATEGORY NAME * DESCRIPTION * PICTURE * ACTIVE ORDERS ORDERS table contain attribute such as: * ORDER ID * STUDENT ID * PAYMENT ID * SHIPPER ID * ORDER NUMBER * ORDER DATE * SHIPDATE * REQUIRED DATE * SALE TAX * TIME STAMP * TRANSACTION STATUS * FULFILED * DELETED * PAID * PAYMENT DATE ORDER DETAILS ORDERDATAILS table contain attribute such as: * ORDER IDs-PRIMARY KEY * PRODUCT IDs * ORDER NUMBER * PRICE * QUANTITY * DISCOUNT * TOTAL * IDSKU *...
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...Organization Option 1: The Department of Human Resources focuses on children and families. The Department offers an array of services to families in order to assist in maintaining a safe and stable home environment. There are several divisions of the Department such as Child Protective Services and Family Assistance. Family assistance offers assistance in the financial aspect of the family. Child Protective Services goal is to ensure the safety and well being of the youth of Alabama. In the division of Child Protective Services there are several Programs. Child Abuse and Neglect (CA/N), Family Preservation, and Foster Care. I currently work in the Family Preservation Program. Our goal is to maintain the family or reunite a child with his/her family if it is in the child’s best interest. Our main goal is providing children permanency. As a Family Preservation worker there is an array of responsibilities that one holds. I am responsible for implementing services that will be beneficial for the family. Approach Option 1: On the average each worker may average at about 21 cases. Each case can contain 1-10 or more children. Each child must be physically seen by the worker every month. Where ever the child is located the worker must travel there in order to have face to face contact with that child. The implementation of the Division would save the worker a lot of change, save the State money on the mileage that is paid to the workers and the State also saves in...
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...SCHENCK ACCURATE SERVICE TRIP CHECKLIST (For Technicians working out of the Whitewater office) Co. Name: Hutchinson Salt Trip Dates: 4/7/2014 - 4/10/2014 City, State: Hutchinson, KS Serial #: 1100246371 Contact: Dennis Woodworth Order #: 1100254712 Phone: 620-200-0429 Technician: Wes Spring Before Trip: Contact customer about service trip. Ask about any contracts or documents that need to be signed before arriving at site. Where should you fly into? Hotel in the area? Is the Installation complete? (Mechanical & Electrical) Discuss Test / Calibration Weights How is the equipment being used / Misc. Information? Ready to run material? Make appropriate travel arrangements. (Send complete itinerary to include hotel information to Mel) Send Announcement form to Local Representative or Heavy RSM? (E-Mail) Ask what PPE is required. Long Sleeve Shirt, Respirator, Steel Toes, Safety Glasses, etc. Collect the following documents: Field Time Sheet and Customer Critique paperwork. Copies of current drawings. Copy of control parameters Copy non standard drive parameters Copy of Syteline / SAP order history. Copy of Application Survey. Copy of material test results. Recommended spare parts listing from Parts ISR's. Set the "Away Message" on Phone, Set "Out of Office" After Trip: E-mail Field SERVICE REPORT along with Announcement form to Local Rep...
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...Adiantum tenerum Taxonomic Classification: Kingdom: Plantae Division: Pteridophyta Class: Pteridopsida Order: Polypodiales Family: Pteridaceae Genus: Adiantum Species: A. tenerum. Description A. tenerum grows in a creeping position. Leaves are light green, pinnate, fan-shaped, glabrous, arching or pendent, about as long as broad. Adiantum tenerum cv. Scutum is medium sized fern growing to 60cm (23 inch) height and 60cm (23 inch) wide. It is erect, evergreen fern with many 3-pinnate fronds. The new growth is usually pale green turning green with age. It has segments more or less rhomboidal, lateral and upper margins lobed and finely toothed. Fronds become crowded by rhomboidal segments. Sori numerous along segment margins; indusia oblong. Adiantum trapeziforme L. Taxonomic Classification: Kingdom: Plantae Division: Pteridophyta Class: Pteridopsida Order: Polypodiales Family: Pteridaceae Genus: Adiantum Species: A. trapeziforme Description: Adiantum trapeziforme is a rhizomatous and evergreen fern, growing to a height of 1-3 feet tall and creeps as wide. Quite a hardy fern with slender and wiry stipes and rachises that are 6-15 inches long, erect (or drooping with age), shiny and brownish-black or almost black in color. Displaying luxuriant green foliage of graceful arching fronds 12-24 inches long, with a central pinna 4-8 inches long, and two to four more slightly shorter pinna on each side. An attractive formation with each pinna holding...
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...Introduction There are many ways to classify marine organisms. Though there is many ways, there are seven main ways; Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species. The Firefly Squid, or Watasenia Scintillans is classified as such; Kingdom: Animalia, Phylum: Mollusca, Class: Cephalopoda, Order: Teuthida, Family: Enoploteuthidae, Genus: Watasenia, Species: Scintillans (https://en.wikipedia.org). The kingdom Animalia refers to the organism being an animal; multicellular, motile (meaning it is able to move on its own and impulsively at some point in its life), and being eukaryotic (https://en.wikipedia.org). The Phylum Mollusca is home to most of the familiar spineless species we know, or invertebrates. This consists of clams, slugs, mussels, snails and octopuses (http://eol.org). The Class Cephalopoda, in the Phylum Mollusca, is made up of Cephalopods. Cephalopods are marine animals that are exclusively distinguished by a prominent head, bilateral body symmetry, and tentacles that are changed from the regular foot (https://en.wikipedia.org). The Order Teuthida is made up of the marine animals squid; all 304 of them (https://en.wikipedia.org). The Family Enoploteuthidae comprises of roughly 40 species, this descent is best known for its photophores that run through its body (https://en.wikipedia.org). Habitat The Firefly Squid or Sparkling Enope Squid, can be found in the Western Pacific Ocean in depths ranging from 600 to 1,200 ft. One place Flirefly squid can be found...
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