...potential skating options for the upcoming birthday party. An analysis of both Skate and Fun Zone and Cavalier found that, although both alternatives offered great options, Cavalier better met our chosen criteria in cost, food options, and operating time. It is therefore the recommendation that we utilize Cavalier for my daughter’s upcoming birthday party. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to research potential party choices. I appreciate your consideration of my recommendation. Should you have any questions regarding this report, please do not hesitate to contact me at (540) 295-3447. Sincerely, Kendra Holmes Enclosure: Justification Report Table of Contents Executive Summary……………………………………………………………………….4 Problem Statement ………………………………………………………………………4 Report Overview ………………………………………………………………………4 Overview of Alternatives ………………………………………………………………5 Criteria ………………………………………………………………………………5 Research Methods ………………………………………………………………………5 Evaluation of Alternatives ………………………………………………………………6 Findings and Analysis ………………………………………………………………6 Recommendation ………………………………………………………………………7 References ………………………………………………………………………………8 Executive Summary This report examines the feasibility of two roller skating rinks for the upcoming birthday party. Methods of analysis include calls to each rink as well as Internet research to evaluate cost, menus, operating times, customer reviews, and investigate overall party...
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...everything that you have available to you. A bucks night offers tremendous levels of fun and pleasure, and you should have one because it is the last day before you will be married, and you want to enjoy it as much as possible. After that night, your life will never be the same again. You have a lot of fun bucks day ideas in Melbourne that will lead to unforgettable memories. Arcade Games In other cities, you may wander around looking for all the video games and pinball machines. Unfortunately, they vanished. In Melbourne, however, arcade games are alive and well, and you can find vintage pinball machines and video games in many of the pubs and bars where you might celebrate a great bucks party. Also, imagine having fun in a place filled with...
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...how to guide it will help you how to plan a great social event without stress and fun to enjoy. Party planning is very exciting for creative people who love organizing and fun.so if your one of those people than read this as a guide line. How to Plan A Social Event There are step to planning a social event and it is real simple. There’s budgeting, guests, entertainment, refreshments. It sounds like a lot but when I explain it trust me it will put your mind at ease. Budgeting is a good foundation to start for any party. When budgeting think of how much you want to spend and make it a reasonable amount not like 50 dollars a good amount. When budgeting it’s always good to have the money already and check prices on what you want at the party and how many guests you plan to attend. Guests are an important part to planning because you need guest for a party. When inviting guests write a list first of whom you want at the party. When writing the invitations be sure to put R.S.V.P. and your number that way you can get an idea and plan for a little extra people because some people with bring a friend or someone. Make sure you have a big enough space for all of them. A Place is big part of the budget because if you have like a lot of people coming and if you want dancing you need a big place and a big dance floor. So before the date of the party and inviting people look for a place but have an estimate of how many people you plane to invite. When looking for a place think...
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...Terms and Regulations of an Independent Contractor Affordable Fun Jumps 1. Independent Contractor Relationship. The parties agree and acknowledge that the relationship of the contractor with Affordable Fun Jumps hereunder is that of an independent contractor and any and all services performed or provided by the contractor hereunder shall be performed or provided by it in such capacity. The contractor shall in no way and for no purpose hereunder be considered an agent, servant, employee, partner or co-venturer of Affordable Fun Jumps or be deemed to hold any relationship with Affordable Fun Jumps other than that of an independent contractor. Neither the contractor nor its substitute drivers, employees, helpers, or servants are to be considered employees of Affordable Fun Jumps at any time, under any circumstances or for any purpose. Affordable Fun Jumps agrees and acknowledges that it shall have no right to direct or control the details or methods by which the contractor performs its services hereunder, and that Affordable Fun Jumps shall be concerned only with the results accomplished by the services performed by the contractor and not with the means with which those results are accomplished. Contractor shall be solely responsible for the direction and control of its substitute drivers, employees, helpers, agents or servants, including selecting, hiring, firing, supervision, directing, servicing accepted routes, setting wages, hour of work, performance standards,...
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...Do you remember going to birthday parties when you were a kid? How excited you were and the amount of fun you would have? This little girl, who went to have fun with her friends, founds out that social class truly does affect how people will act to her. In the story “The Stolen Party,” Liliana Heker uses foreshadowing, communion tropes, and irony to share the theme of social class is hard to overcome. In the beginning of the story, Rosura’s mother warns her about the difference between them and rich people. As stated “That one’s not your friend. You know what you are to them? The maid’s daughter, that’s what.” (118) This is foreshadowing to the theme that social class is hard to overcome, and also hints how the party is going to go for Rosura. Once she did get to the party she encounters a little girl. She says “you are not a friend of Luciana because I’m her cousin and I know all her friends. And I don’t know you” (119) This leads back to the theme as well because the little girl with a bow is rich, and doesn’t know Rosura. She doesn’t understand why a girl she’s never seen before would be there. This hints towards the end of the story....
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... Reflection (Block Party 11/7/10) One experience I recently had was going to a Block party. The Block party was crazy; they had lots of food, drinks, games and even beer. I enjoyed meeting new people and interacting with them. This experience helped me learn more about the students of UB and the fun we have at UB. Meeting new students at UB was pleasing. With some of the new students I met, we discussed more on the feeling of UB, in other words do we enjoy our time here? Well I had some interesting feedback from couple students, some were pre-law and others were undergraduates. Students who were pre-law seemed more into work because many of them had the fun back when they were undergraduates and now as pre-law students, they mainly focused on work. Undergrads were different, they enjoy the time here but it really isn’t for them. In other words they want to have fun, they want to see what college experience is really like so when they graduate than they can focus on the work and be more serious. This experience was important because you meet new friends but most of all you gather the feedback from different students to see the feeling they had towards university of Baltimore. You had a sense of feeling of what UB is all about. The Block party was a party for students to release stress from all the work and come out to have fun. The theme of the party was a Pirate setting. This experience would have been more helpful if the party had a better DJ. The DJ they had...
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...MADE Weekly Specials Ok ladies- here is what everyone has been waiting for!!! Below are my weekly specials that I run everyday! I have this on my phone/computer so I can copy and paste into my FB status and post in groups (if allowed)! I get great results almost everyday!!! Monday- “Monday Madness” Ahhh Monday Madness!!! The weekend is over, but don’t be sad- PLACE A ORDER BY MIDNIGHT TONIGHT AND YOU’LL BE IN FOR A SURPRISE! I’m grateful for my customers and want to show it! Check out my website to browse the catalog, then PM me with your order or any questions you may have! (your scentsy website) *When they PM me their order I offer them something- Monday Maddness is fun cause each week I try something different…..like when they give me their order I might say- “Thank you so much for ordering today, I will send you a surprise in the mail” **Note- the word SURPRISE is in the status and its what I told them they would get!*** Tuesday- “Travel Tin Tuesday” Happy Travel Tin Tuesday!! It gets fun today..Do you love the Scentsy Travel Tin? I wanna know, where do you use your Travel Tin? PM me your answer and at 8pm tonight I’ll pick my favorite answer, and you’re the lucky ducky!!! (your scentsy website) *People will comment on that status their answers- you simply pick your favorite- PM that person and have a conversation with them, something like- “Congrats you are the lucky winner! I loved your story about how you use the Scentsy Travel Tin...
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... | |Lists the factors that contributed towards Sarah’s attitude regarding her curfew and how did |Comments: | |these factors contribute. |The factors that have contributed towards | |Explains the ways Sarah displays cognitive dissonance. |Sarah’s attitude were her new friends that | |Describes the situations that Sarah conforms to her peers’ beliefs and how. Explains some |she had made in school. Her new friends kept | |possible reasons that Sarah did this. |telling Sarah that the party was going to be | |Explains some possible reasons that Jack was interested in Sarah and how these relate to the |very fun, which by Sarah never being to a | |factors of attraction. |party before; she was excited that her new | |Describes the type of social interaction that was displayed through the fight at the party and|friends wanted to hang out with her. Sarah | |how this social interaction affects others at the party. |knew she had to be home on time so she would | |Explains how Sarah’s behavior was influenced by others throughout the night. |not break her curfew, which she has never | |...
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...The party By adreanna zukiwski One fall sunny day with a chilly breeze, just off an old logging road there was a beautiful tamarack log cabin. Where there were many wild bunnies and free-range chickens. But little did you know there was a party going on that very day where kids could have been swimming in the shimmering rivers and lakes. But no there was a party held by a bunch of nerds. Lame right well it wasn’t. Few people went but they had fun together. The 2 boys names where Tysen and Dayton, Tysen was peculiar. Why would you think that about a boy you might say, well he was a nerd. He also wore turtlenecks and sweatpants every day, he had brown hair and blue glasses and had bulky braces. Dayton was what you would call slick. He was a...
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...many disrespectful purposes, like mummy unwrapping parties. In these parties, mummies are unwrapped for fun which Poe satirized in his story. The topic of Egypt mania is better satirized than the topic of progress in science and knowledge in Edgar Allen Poe’s satire, “Some Words with a Mummy.” In the 1840’s, a popular trend was to take mummies from their tombs and disrespect them by putting them on display. Napoleon invading Egypt and the Rosetta Stone discovery caused people to go to Egypt. “Soon, historians, archaeologists, and anthropologists alike flocked to Egypt to excavate the tombs….” They originally went to study the inscriptions on the walls of temples but later had other intentions. “... gold, jewels, and mummies, many of which were taken back to Europe to be put on display in museums.” The tombs in Egypt were not meant to be excavated, and disrespected by mummies being taken and put on...
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...4 Clever Party Planning Tips for 4th of July Party planning tips are super handy for most parties, but especially so for 4th of July. Everyone wants to put on a good show for 4th of July. It doesn’t matter if you’re organizing a 4th of July wedding or just a big family party, you want everything to go smoothly and celebrate this wondrous day in style. So, what are some clever party planning tips that help make your 4th of July party a success? Here are four things to keep in mind. 1. Keep your 4th of July theme simple and classy It’s easy to go a bit too far with your 4th of July theme. You might end up having a décor and menu that is full of stars and stripes, eagles, hotdogs, burgers, barbecue, blue, red, white and so on. While these are all great ideas for an Independence Day party, you want to keep it classy and simple....
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...journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/ijhosman Does workplace fun matter? Developing a useable typology of workplace fun in a qualitative study Simon C.H. Chan ∗ Department of Management and Marketing, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong a r t i c l e Keywords: Workplace fun Useable typology Qualitative study Hospitality industry i n f o a b s t r a c t A fun work environment is a positive atmosphere for organizations to attract and retain employees. This study identifies the significant factors of workplace fun and develops a useable typology of workplace fun activities in the hospitality industry. A qualitative case study with grounded theory approach was used by conducting interviews with ten hotel human resource (HR) practitioners in the People’s Republic of China. The results identified four “S”s of workplace fun factors, namely: (1) Staff-oriented workplace fun, (2) Supervisor-oriented workplace fun, (3) Social-oriented workplace fun, and (4) Strategy-oriented workplace fun. This study provides a roadmap to guide future hospitality management research in workplace fun domain. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. 1. Introduction As the jargon goes, “Happy Employees Produce Happy Customers.” (Wong and Ko, 2009, p. 196) There is a great challenge for organizations to attract and retain employees, to encourage employee well-being, and for employees to have fun on their job in the hospitality industry (Yu, 1999). Given the long...
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...Some of us are so caught up in this funny idea that both the party and college culture perpetuate. That you simply cant have fun without alcohol, or worse that non drinkers are lame prude party poopers. This is actually so ridiculously far from the truth. Id argue there’s an increasing alcohol free trend towards parties, social gatherings and nightlife. (like this - https://www.nightnationrun.com/) People are realizing that confidence, charisma, fun and good vibes are something you can genuinely manufacture without mind altering substances. It really comes down to this. Can you find it within yourself to be a confident, happy and genuine person without resorting to a drug to follow a norm or fix(read hide) an insecurity? Ultimately, everyone is looking to get the most out of their nights. While alcohol may be ONE way of doing this, there's no harm in trying a far healthier, cheaper and more effective way of doing it. You...
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...dead return to where they lived and witches and demons make real that day. But why is Halloween celebrating around the world? Some people view Halloween as a time for fun, putting on costumes, trick-or-treating, and having theme parties. Others points of view it as a time of superstitions, ghosts, goblins and evil spirits that should be avoided at all costs. But what are the real origins of Halloween? Halloween is on October 31st, the last day of the Celtic calendar. It was originally a pagan holiday, honoring the dead. Halloween was referred to as All Hallows Eve and dates back to over 2000 years ago. All Hallows Eve is the evening before All Saints Day, which was created by Christians to convert pagans, and is celebrated on November 1st. Halloween festival is the part of best holidays around the world, it is related to the scarier aspects of life such as like death, magic, and mythical creatures in the life. Halloween activities include tricks, treating, bonfires and costume parties, visiting of haunted houses, reading scary stories, ghost tours, and watching horror movies. There are among the various famous Halloween personalities available in our stories and movies such as like Ghosts, spiders, gnomes, skeletons, ghouls, black cats, and Dracula. Halloween is a great festival holiday to center a party around allows us for many opportunities. The Halloween season has many ways to celebrate it through its tradition. Halloween included traditional colors are black and...
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...Throwing a good party is an art. Everyone can throw a party but it takes someone with experience and the know-how to throw one that all the guests will enjoy. A party can be a horrible experience if there’s no prior planning, direction and organization to make it work out. This essay will be the guide to planning the perfect party for young adults one step at a time. The first step will be choosing the right venue. One should pick a venue according to how many people are attending. If it is just a small gathering of not more than 10, pick a smaller venue. Too much space would result in the guests wandering around, limiting interactions and thus, making the party unenjoyable. Pick a larger venue if the number of guests is huge. A lack of space would deny the necessary space required for the guests to feel comfortable. One should also consider the location of the venue. The venue cannot be too inaccessible to the guests. The venue should also have some essential equipments, such as speakers for music or tables and chairs for the guests. A venue that meets the requirements of the party will make the guests feel comfortable and allowing them to enjoy what is planned ahead. The second step is to invite the guests. One should invite like-minded people or people from similar groups. This will allow the invited guests to have meaningful interaction throughout the party. Avoid inviting people that you know will clash with each other or have an obvious dislike for one another...
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