Manufacturers Equipment Questions and Answers
Open Question: Car Stereo question - system callibration?
I'm trying to set up my system which includes an active crossover - the manual for the crossover says to "turn up the output until the signal distorts, then back it off a bit"; the manuals for the amps both say basically the same thing: "turn up the gain until it distorts, then back it off a bit" ; fair enough, BUT . . . how do I know whether the distortion is from too much output or too much gain? (If I don't know which is which, I can't correct the problem!) Is there some rule of thumb I should follow regarding where to set the gain on the signal going into the amps, or should I work at it from the crossover end? I've gotten nowhere with Tech Support from the manufacturers of any of the equipment; their techs don't seem to be very knowledgeable, and think that reading the manual to me over the phone will solve the problem. I've read the manuals, they don't contain the information that I need, that's why I called the Tech Support line. Anyone have any tips, tricks or insights? moreResolved Question: If presented insurance profits facts from Obama, the AFL / CIO, and MorningStar, whose numbers?
would you consider to be more accurate Obama profits numbers: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100308/ap_on_bi_ge/us_obama_health_overhaul Healthcare Insurance profits as indicated by the AFL CIO http://www.aflcio.org/issues/healthcare/facts_insurancecompanyprofits.cfm Profits from Morningstar Amgen (biotechnology): Profit margin, 30.6 percent • Gilead Sciences (biotechnology): 37.6 percent • Celgene Corp. (biotechnology): 11.9 percent • Johnson & Johnson (drug manufacturer): 20.8 percent • Pfizer (drug manufacturer): 16.3 percent • GlaxoSmithKline (drug manufacturer): 17.4 percent • Unitedhealth Group (healthcare plans): 4.1 percent • WellPoint (healthcare plans): 4 percent • Aetna (healthcare plans): 3.9 percent • MedcoHealth Solutions (healthcare services): 2.1 percent • Express Scripts (healthcare services): 3.7 percent • Quest Diagnostics (healthcare services): 8.7 percent • Medtronic (medical equipment): 14.9 percent • Baxter International (medical equipment): 17.5 percent • Covidien (medical equipment): 12.3 percent Sources: Morningstar; Capital IQ Morningstar, Inc. is a leading provider of independent investment research in North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. http://corporate.morningstar.com/US/asp/subject.aspx?xmlfile=177.xmlMelissa - here is the link since you are too lazy to go to my last question. http://takingnote.tcf.org/2009/09/who-is-making-the-biggest-profits-from-health-care.htmlJaker - Your link is wrong 404 Page Not Found moreResolved Question: Why is Obama slamming health insurance profits? Don't they have profit margins of 3 to 4%?
Over the past year, “the profit margin for health insurance companies was a modest 3.4 percent,” Newman points out, quoting data provided by Morningstar, a company that rates mutual funds. Morningstar would have no reason to low-ball the insurance industry’s profits; its readers are looking for highly profitable sectors of the economy where they can invest. But the health plan industry is not one of those sectors: insurers ranks 87th out of 215 industries. The most profitable industry over the past year has been - beverages, with a 25.9 percent profit margin, - healthcare real-estate trusts (firms that are basically the landlords for hospitals and healthcare facilities) - application-software (think Windows). - oil and gas industry overall was 10.2 percent, three times the margin in the health insurance industry. - high-fliers like Google—which had a 20.6 percent margin - Microsoft, at 24.9 percent. - Pharmaceutical companies 16.4 percent Amgen (biotechnology): Profit margin, 30.6 percent • Gilead Sciences (biotechnology): 37.6 percent • Celgene Corp. (biotechnology): 11.9 percent • Johnson & Johnson (drug manufacturer): 20.8 percent • Pfizer (drug manufacturer): 16.3 percent • GlaxoSmithKline (drug manufacturer): 17.4 percent • Unitedhealth Group (healthcare plans): 4.1 percent • WellPoint (healthcare plans): 4 percent • Aetna (healthcare plans): 3.9 percent • MedcoHealth Solutions (healthcare services): 2.1 percent • Express Scripts (healthcare services): 3.7 percent • Quest Diagnostics (healthcare services): 8.7 percent • Medtronic (medical equipment): 14.9 percent • Baxter International (medical equipment): 17.5 percent • Covidien (medical equipment): 12.3 percent http://takingnote.tcf.org/2009/09/who-is-making-the-biggest-profits-from-health-care.htmlMelissa - using data from the AFL/CIO is tainted. MorningStar is an organization who monitors and rates investments. I would not believe the AFL/CIO numbers.DSTR - We are not talking CEO compensation. We are talking overall profit margins. If he made $1 million, would $2 million impact profits all that much?Hey mental case - I think you named yourself appropriately. I am not Paul Grass regardless of how many times you say it. You sound like Obama making false accusations about insurance industry profits. moreOpen Question: Calculus Question Need HELP?
A manufacturer incurs the following costs in producing x waffle irons in one day for 0 < x < 100: fixed costs, 310 dollars; unit production cost, 16 dollars per waffle iron; equipment maintenance and repairs, 0.07 x^2 dollars. (A) Find the average cost function C(x). (there is a bar above the C) (B) List all the critical values of C(x) -----(there is a bar above this C too). Note: If there are no critical values, enter 'NONE'. (C) Use interval notation to indicate where C(x) --- (bar above too) is increasing. Note: Use 'INF' for \infty, '-INF' for -\infty, and use 'U' for the union symbol. (D) Use interval notation to indicate where bar--C(x) is decreasing. Decreasing: (E) List the x values of all local maxima and min of C(x)--- bar on top too. moreResolved Question: If a system has problems in the field, did it have problems in its development laboratory ?
If it had problems in the development laboratory, did it have problems an original equipment manufacturer's in-factory test ?oops. forgive typo. meant: If it had problems in the development laboratory, did it have problems in an original equipment manufacturer's in-factory test ? moreResolved Question: Will Barack Obama National Health Plan Create Hundreds of Thousands of Jobs and Every One Will be a Winner?
More health care? More Doctors? More Hospitals? More nurses? More hospital staff? More health oriented equipment manufacturers? More drugs and prospering pharmaceutical companies that will do more research? moreResolved Question: do services like rhapsody/napster charge licensing fees to device manufacturers to include...?
...their services?if Y,how much?i'm curious about this aspect and didn't have good insight into how these deals are typically structured between these new digital media service providers and manufacturers of devices, whether they be .mp3 players, gaming devices, PVRs, or other home entertainment equipment. Thank you! moreResolved Question: Can i use a Windows 7 Update bought from Toshiba on a different computer?
So, i have an unused Toshiba update for my laptop but couldn't wait so i bought a one straight away as didn't want to wait for my update to arrive in the mail now i have and extra one so can i use it on a different computer that is not a Toshiba it says Toshiba on the disc? If i can't can i use the disc from the one i bought which is just a normal update can be used on any comp i have used it could i use just the disc from that and the product key from the Toshiba update that i haven't used yet or are product key's original equipment manufacturer set? Cos that is my worry with just using the whole unused Toshiba update on a different comp? I'm not sure if it is original equipment manufacturer set on the unused Toshiba disc update? Thanks so much!!!! moreVoting Question: I need help! :/ PLEASE OPEN!?
I don't understand any of these questions. Please help me: 1) Macy of New York sold Marriott of Chicago office equipment with a $6,000 list price. Sale terms were 3/10, n/30 FOB New York. Macy agreed to prepay the $30 freight. Marriott pays the invoice within the discount period. What does Marriott pay Macy? 2) Jordan's of Boston sold Lee Company of New York computer equipment with a $7,000 list price. Sale terms were 4/10, n/30 FOB Boston. Jordan's agreed to prepay the $400 freight. Lee pays the invoice within the discount period. What does Lee pay Jordan's? 3) Julie Ring wants to buy a new line of Tonka trucks for her shop. Manufacturer A offers 14/8 chain discount. Manufacturer B offers a 15/7 chain discount. Both manufacturers have the same list price. Which manufacturer should Julie buy from? 4) Logan Company received from furniture.com an invoice dated September 29. Terms were 1/10 EOM. List price on the invoice was $8,000 (freight not included) Logan receives a 8/7 chain discount. Freight charges are Logan's responsibility, but furniture.com agreed to prepay the $300 freight. Logan pays the invoice on November 7. What does Logan Company pay furniture.com? Please show me what to do to solve these problems [: Thanks a lot! moreResolved Question: Please help me! Very urgent :(?
I don't understand any of these questions. Please help me: 1) Macy of New York sold Marriott of Chicago office equipment with a $6,000 list price. Sale terms were 3/10, n/30 FOB New York. Macy agreed to prepay the $30 freight. Marriott pays the invoice within the discount period. What does Marriott pay Macy? 2) Jordan's of Boston sold Lee Company of New York computer equipment with a $7,000 list price. Sale terms were 4/10, n/30 FOB Boston. Jordan's agreed to prepay the $400 freight. Lee pays the invoice within the discount period. What does Lee pay Jordan's? 3) Julie Ring wants to buy a new line of Tonka trucks for her shop. Manufacturer A offers 14/8 chain discount. Manufacturer B offers a 15/7 chain discount. Both manufacturers have the same list price. Which manufacturer should Julie buy from? 4) Logan Company received from furniture.com an invoice dated September 29. Terms were 1/10 EOM. List price on the invoice was $8,000 (freight not included) Logan receives a 8/7 chain discount. Freight charges are Logan's responsibility, but furniture.com agreed to prepay the $300 freight. Logan pays the invoice on November 7. What does Logan Company pay furniture.com? Please show me what to do to solve these problems [: Thanks a lot!? I don't get it. moreResolved Question: Would this help, to ensure a good system is issued ? What if people disobey the document and treat it as?
directions for what not to do ? Standard: Operator's Manual Phase: System Development and Demonstration Activity: System Development Task: Produce Documentation Reference: DFAS System Life Cycle Effective Date: May 17, 2002 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ DEFENSE FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING SERVICE Operator's Manual For Program Name Date of Issue and Status: Date manual is acknowledged as acceptable (mm/dd/yyyy) and whether manual is draft or approved. Also include version number. Issuing organization: Identify the organization issuing this manual. OPERATOR'S MANUAL 1. Purpose. Provide information needed to operate a given computer and its peripheral equipment. This manual focuses on the computer itself, not on particular software that will run on the computer. 2. Scope. 2.1. Identification. This paragraph shall contain the manufacturer's name, model number, and any other identifying information for the computer system to which this manual applies. 2.2. Computer System Overview. This paragraph shall briefly state the purpose of the computer system to which this manual applies. 2.3. Document Overview. This paragraph shall summarize the purpose and contents of this manual and shall describe any security or privacy considerations associated with its use. 3. Computer System Operation. This section shall be divided into the following paragraphs. Safety precautions, marked WARNING or CAUTION, shall be included where applicable. 3.1. Computer System Preparation and Shutdown. This paragraph shall be divided into the following subparagraphs: 3.1.1. Power On and Off. This paragraph shall contain the procedures necessary to power-on and power-off the computer system. 3.1.2. Initiation. This paragraph shall contain the procedures necessary to initiate operation of the computer system, including, as applicable, equipment setup, pre-operation, booting, and commands typically used during computer system initiation. 3.1.3. Shutdown. This paragraph shall contain the procedures necessary to terminate computer system operation. 3.2. Operating Procedures. This paragraph shall be divided into the following subparagraphs. If more than one mode of operation is available, instructions for each mode shall be provided. 3.2.1. Input and Output Procedures. This paragraph shall describe the input and output media (e.g., magnetic disk, tape) relevant to the computer system, state the procedures to read and write on these media, briefly describe the operating system control language, and list procedures for interactive messages and replies (e.g., terminals to use, passwords, keys. 3.2.2. Monitoring Procedures. This paragraph shall contain the procedures to be followed for monitoring the computer system in operation. It shall describe available indicators, interpretation of those indicators, and routine and special monitoring procedures to be followed. 3.2.3. Off-Line Procedures. This paragraph shall contain the procedures necessary to operate all relevant off-line equipment of the computer system. 3.2.4. Other Procedures. This paragraph shall contain any additional procedures to be followed by the operator (e.g., computer system alarms, computer system security or privacy considerations, switch over to a redundant computer system, or other measures to ensure continuity of operations in the event of emergencies. 3.3. Problem-Handling Procedures. This paragraph shall identify problems that may occur in any step of operation described in the preceding paragraphs in Section 3. It shall state the error messages or other indications accompanying those problems and shall describe the automatic and manual procedures to be followed for each occurrence, including, as applicable, evaluation techniques, conditions requiring computer system shutdown, procedures for on-line intervention or abortion, steps to be taken to restart computer system operation after an abortion or interruption of operation, and procedures for recording information concerning a malfunction. 4. Diagnostic Features. This section shall be divided into the following paragraphs to describe diagnostics that may be performed to identify and troubleshoot malfunctions in the computer system. 4.1. Diagnostic Features Summary. This paragraph shall summarize the diagnostics features of the computer system, including error message syntax and hierarchy for fault isolation. This paragraph shall describe the purpose of each diagnostic feature. 4.2. Diagnostic Procedures. This paragraph shall be divided into subparagraphs as needed to describe the diagnostic procedures to be followed for the computer system, including: a. Identif moreResolved Question: Fluorocarbon Lines versus Mono?
I am interested in using fluorocarbon lines on my Shimano spinning rod. I have a Red Wolf reel, but my biggest concern is that because my reel bail is plastic, Im afraid that it will be impractical. I currently run 8lb test mono on my equipment, also when it comes to fluorocarbon lines, is there a particular manufacturer to avoid using, or is this more a personal preference. Thanks in Advance. moreResolved Question: Can Someone correct this please I really need your help?
The purpose of this plant tour is to expose the students particularly the BSBA-Management Accounting III taking up Production & Operations Management with wider experiences, knowledge and skills with different techniques involved in manufacturing through actual plant visits located in Manila; to familiarize the students relative to the different activities involved in industrial operations; to enable the students understand the means by which modern industry moves its product concept toward production realities; and to promote camaraderie among BSBA-Management Accounting III students. This travelogue started when our Production & Operations Management adviser, Mrs. Fe Fernandine, told us that we would be having a plant tour in Manila, a pack of excitement embedded in our minds. Mixed emotions have crafted. She gave details about our tour and explained to why we should execute this activity. From the parents’ consultancy, all I can say, this was a good idea to have meeting between parents and faculty members. In the said meeting they had discussed the itinerary of the tour, the breakdown of expenditures, the lodging, and the bus for transportation. In our departure to Manila, the agreed time wasn’t followed. The only thing on my mind on that time was wear and tear of time and effort on the part of the faculty members and us students. When the buses had arrived, we were relieved from aches. It’s hard to wait for something that has no assurance to come. And it was 9.30 p.m., blah blah blah, the buses were not moving. I’m sick with it. At passed 10:00 p.m., we moved out. The bus we were into ran roughly because of rollercoaster rail-liked road. It’s breath taking. I don’t like the music played in our bus. It’s kind of freaking noise. So loud, some of us couldn’t sleep peacefully because of it. First stop over, second, third, so on and so forth. As I looked out to my time, it was passed 6:00 in the morning when we had arrived at Manila. Ambassadors Hotel, good name of a building, but its amenities are not as nice as its name. The rules and regulations are imposed by the hotel management, so we don’t have no reasons to blame our advisers for that matters. These are the excerpt of the hotel’s guidelines: No bringing of electrical appliances; the curfew hours (from 8pm to 4am); wearing shorts and pajamas while roaming around within the hotel is not allowed, but some of our classmates violated this rule and yet the room service crews didn’t make any action concerning it; and about the room amenities are really alarming, it’s costly, especially the unit costs of the beds, beddings, TV, closet and etc. The food was great but the attendants were not. They didn’t show some courteousness and they kept on cringing with each other while serving our food. It’s blameworthy. During our last night at the ambassadors hotel, it’s sad to say, some students showed disgracefulness towards the men room service crews. As patrons, we should also show some respect even though we were their customers and do what was only acted upon us and don’t go beyond it. February 4 at 11:00 am, we departed from the hotel. The first plant we visited was at the Lamoiyan Corporation. Honestly this was my first plant I ever visited in my entire life. It’s nice, clean and quite small. They showcased their firm through viewing some videos about the Lamoiyan Co. and their success through out the country. Our speaker told something about the corporation and it all started when the previous company of Mr. Cecilio K. Pedro, Aluminum Container Inc., manufacturer of aluminum tubes closed down. By 1985, toothpaste giants began using plastic laminated tubes. Although this caused Mr. Pedro to close his factory, he realized his old equipment could still be put to good use by forging into the Philippines toothpaste market on his own. Two years later, he reopened his factory as Lamoiyan Corporation, now known as the manufacturer of toothpaste brands’ Hapee and Kutitap. The discussion was so informative for us students, the consumers. And it was our first time to know that some household care and personal care products such as Dazz (dishwashing paste and liquid), Fresher and Gumtect are under the ownership Lamoiyan and no doubt how this corporation created a tight bound between their consumers, we Filipinos. After the visit, we’ve been to Mall of Asia for our leisure. February 5. Next, the SGS (Societe Generale de Surveillance) Philippines at Makati City, Metro Manila. Despite the fact that we were not being able to visit there, because it was randomly selected, some concern students relayed their experiences at the SGS Phils. SGS is the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing, and certification company. It’s recognized as the global benchmark for quality and integrity. It provides inspection, verification, testing and certification through some services like agricultural, mineral and etc. They said it was the highlight of the tour but we were not moreResolved Question: Career advice/ what move should I take next to again score a success.?
I am graduate Mechanical engineer(year2000) from Pakistan.Worked 7 years in HVAC&R/industrial plant machinery maintenance profession (more people focused) in Pakistan,Saudi arabia but switched over 7 industries staying not more than an average of 1 year in any job. My motivation was always learning and search for ideal job rather higher salary. Than I did masters in Technical management from germany(year 2008) and also got a job as application engineer for rotating equipment manufacturer in germany. But the job lasted only for 8 months and fired affected by economical crunch. Got married and moved to join my partner in Australia who is junior medical doctor by profession, luckily with a job. Since I arrived here in Australia searching for jobs firstly only for HVACR and now oil and gas reliability engineer or maintenance engineer. I could succeed to score job interviews you can say 10 telephonic interviews for 50 applications. I hired one HR professional who fixed my conventional resume into highly moderinsed according to Aussie standards for 350$ but that could not even helpful for my case. I am listening tv news that unemployment rate is lowered in australia now upto 5.8 somewhere, and the economical turmoil (which had not effected Australia as per local governement) is finsihed now in Australia. I am totally exhausted,frustrated,bored and feeling regretful for moving into Australia. Am confused what to do? where should I go, should I do another masters from local uni or trade diploma course from TAFE which I found in most preferable for local job requirements, or from Germany Uni which is cheaper and previously lucky for receiving such a nice job with good paid salary,benifits,sent me to canada for three months (wow)!!, or shall I change my career purely in mining (best in Australia) at this age of 32 years old. Donot know what to do? Please help me someone out there. If you can hear my voice Plsssssssssss! moreResolved Question: How do I find the best manufacturer of a spectrophotometer, world & US ?
I have color/spatial synesthesia and see thousands of colors & their mathematical relationship, like this equipment. I'm in sales, looking for a job and want to work for the best. Have searched for ratings but they are too few to be credible. moreResolved Question: What do you make of Areva (largest maker of nuclear reactors) buying Ausra (solar thermal manufacturer)?
"Areva SA of France predicts the global use of solar-thermal power will grow by about 30-fold this decade, a forecast that spurred the world’s largest maker of nuclear reactors to buy a California-based equipment maker." "The deal was similar to recent purchases in the industry and indicate how traditional energy companies are branching into green power by acquiring competitors and using subsidies. Siemens AG, Europe’s largest engineering company, agreed last year to a $418 million purchase of Beit Shemesh, Israel- based Solel Solar Ltd. Abengoa SA, also an engineering company, is building 13 solar-thermal plants in Spain that will benefit from consumer subsidies for clean energy. The Financial Times reported Areva may have paid more than $200 million to acquire Ausra. Areva and Ausra did not disclose the terms of the deal." http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-02-09/areva-says-solar-thermal-market-may-increase-30-fold-by-2020.html The world's largest maker of nuclear reactors seems to be moving to the concentrated solar thermal market. What do you make of it? Do they perhaps see solar thermal as the more promising technology? moreVoting Question: i need help with these problem?
Mary Jansen is the assistance chief accountant at Casey Company, a manufacturer of computer chips and cellular phones. The company presently has total sales of $20 million. It is the end of the first quarter. Mary is hurriedly trying to prepare a general ledger trial balance so that quarterly financial statements can be prepared and released to management and the regulatory agencies. The total credits on the trial balance exceed the debits by $1,000. In order to meet the 4 p.m. deadline, Mary decides to force the debits and credits tinto balance by adding the amount of the difference to the Equipment account. She chose Equipment because it is one of the larger account balances; percentage-wise, it will be the least misstated. Mary "plugs" the difference! She believes that the difference will not affect anyone's decisions. She wishes that she had another few days to find the error but realizes that the financial statements are already late. who are the stakeholders in this situation what are the ehtical issues involved in this case what are mary alternatives moreResolved Question: can anybody help me about logistic?
I have a question about the principal of postponement. but i don't know anything about it. so can you help me. the question is : . explain how the following situations illustrate the principal of postponement. a. toothpaste is shipped in bulk quantities to warehouses close to market where sales in the area determine the package size of the final product. b. A paint manufacturer ships “brights”, or unlabeled product, into its warehouse. Labeling equipment in the warehouse commits the product to the final brand moreResolved Question: PGA Professional equipment discounts?
How large is the discount that PGA Professionals get on equipment from manufacturers? I am not talking about touring pros. I'm referring to PGA pros.... members of the PGA. moreResolved Question: please help me on this! I dont know what to do plss!! what to do on this...no stupid answers pls?
A chemical manufacturer produces two chemicals. X and Y. Each ton of X requires $200 of working capital, whereas each ton of Y requires $400. Two primary raw materials are used in the production process.Each ton of X requires 7 tons of raw material 1, and each ton of Y requires 5tons. Each ton of X requires 10 tons of raw material 2, and each ton of Y also requires 10 tons of raw material 2. The company has only $ 200 of working capital, 35 tons of raw material 1, and 60 tons of raw material 2 available during the planning period. The plant manager has two conflicting objectives: maximize and maximize the utilization of the expensive process equipment used to produce X and Y. Each ton of X yields $100 in profit and each ton of Y yields $80. Each ton of X uses only 30 hours of process time, whereas each ton of Y uses 50 hours. (a)Using graphic methods specify the feasible region for this problem. Identify the four alternatives (excluding the origin). (b)For each alternative, specify the values of each objective function. Identify the alternative that maximizes profit and the one that maximizes utilization. Are any of the four alternatives inferior? Explain (c)Suppose the manager has specified a goal of $530 for profits and 260 hours for utilization. Formulate a goal-programming model assuming that the manager wishes to minimize the percentage deviations from the stated goals and that both objectives have equal weighting in this regard. (d)Suppose profits are twice as important s utilization. Use the model developed in the part c to find the best alternative. You may use a computer if you have access to one. If you solve the problem manually you will not have to add artificial variables for the goal constraints. Use the slack variables for the three technical constraints and the d¯ deviation variables for the goal constraints to get an initial feasible solution moreVoting Question: Today I ordered my Alienware Aurora / GTX260.?
after long long deliberation i thought i'd go ahead and buy this beast of a machine however i only know so much about it............can you guys tell me if this was a good choice? for gaming etc will it be durable and if its worth it? bought it for games like aion, secondlife sims 3 total war etc....its gonna take about 12 days for pcworld to get it in store which is annoying but i can wait. Full specification Benefit Operating system Genuine Windows (R) 7 Home Premium Processor brand Intel Processor model Core i7 Processor Number 920 Processor clock speed 2.66GHz Processor cache 8MB Motherboard manufacturer Alienware Approved Intel X58 Micro ATX Motherboard Motherboard chipset Intel X58 Express Chipset w/ Unlocked BIOS for Overclocking RAM memory size 6GB RAM memory type DDR3 RAM memory clock speed 1067 No of installed RAM modules 2 No of free RAM slots 2 Hard drive brand Samsung, Western Digital Hard drive capacity 1TB Hard Drive Spin Speed 7200rpm First hard drive interface SATA Optical drive type Blu-Ray Rewriter Read speed 24 x Write speed 24 x Graphics card interface PCI Express Graphics card brand ATI Graphics card model Dual ATI 5570 2 x 1GB Soundcard type Onboard Graphics card memory and type 1.782MB DDR3 Number of audio channels 7.1 Outputs 7.1 Audio Out, 2 x SPDIF out, 1 x headphone/speaker,1 x mic No of PCI-E Slots 2 Graphics memory clock speed 448-bit memory interface Media Card Reader YES Graphics card outputs 2 x DVI, HDMI via HDMI dongle Remote Control NO Enables you to operate your equipment from a remote handset Integrated Speakers NO Number of USB ports 8 No of Firewire Ports 2 A fast digital link for transferring video, audio and other files between two devices. Network LAN and type Yes - 10/100/1000 Ethernet Bluetooth YES Mouse and Type Yes - Wired Touch screen enabled NO Multitouch NO Additional included software McAfee security centre 10.0 - 30 days trial PC height 431 mm PC width 248 mm PC depth 635 mm Warranty 1 yearthe price is £1599 + monitor moreResolved Question: I want to buy PE Series 750×1060 jaw crusher? Which manufacturers relatively strong, then?
Jaw crusher high-performance, multi-product model, and the supporting equipment more. moreResolved Question: COst Accounting...Cost Classifications?
Grange Corporation is a manufacturer of precision drill bits. The bits are sold to machine and equipment dealers, and marketing is handled via a network of regionalized manufacturer representatives. The only selling expenses pertain to commissions paid to the manufacturer representatives. The commissions are 7% of total sales. The following information pertains to operations during the calendar year 20X9. Sales $14,409,435 Administrative salaries 876,090 Direct labor 3,399,674 Indirect labor 1,232,055 Total depreciation 310,300 Total utilities 260,000 Interest expense 67,500 Other factory overhead 77,454 Of the total depreciation, 70% relates to manufacturing and 30% relates to general and administrative costs. Of the total utilities, 60% relates to manufacturing and 40% relates to general and administrative costs. Raw Materials ($) Indirect Materials ($) WIP ($) Finished Goods ($) Beginning balance 775,090 55,080 1,213,678 1,242,664 Purchases 4,334,665 320,500 n/a n/a Ending balance 812,332 71,715 944,070 1,553,509 Required: Use the above information to prepare: a) A schedule of cost of goods manufactured for the year ended December 31, 20X9. [Hint: First, calculate raw materials used and indirect materials used.] b) A schedule of cost of goods sold for the year ended December 31, 20X9. c) An income statement for the year ended December 31, 20X9. Answer Beginning Balance WIP Inventory1,213,678 (Add) Manufacturing Cost (DM+DL)7,697,097 Total Manufacturing Cost to Account For8,910,775 (Less) Ending Balance WIP Inventory 944,070 Cost of Goods Manufactured7,966,705 moreResolved Question: Are my pair of Converse real or fake?
I recently bought a pair of high-top Converse on eBay in an auction and won it for around $21. I asked the seller if they are real beforehand, and he told me that it's from OEM (original equipment manufacturer). I just received them yesterday, and there are red flags going off. 1) You can see a strip of glue along the front rubber sidewall. 2) There is no barcode underneath the labeling on the tongue as you can see at: http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showthread.php?t=2365686 3) There are typos on the description tag. 4) The price is 195 (which I'm thinking is Chinese yuan) is the equivalent to $29 USD 5) The circular label seems a bit questionable (S is smudged) 6) You can feel friction on the rubber sidewall. Ironically, it feels like high quality. So what do you think? I'm gonna wear them anyways, but I need to give the seller a feedback. Thanks for your time, guys!Gee whiz, I totally forgot to post up the pics. Here it is: http://s814.photobucket.com/albums/zz61/ecllin/Converse/ moreResolved Question: Know of any Ice Hockey Conventions? One that would have equipment Manufacturers.?
Preferably in the Tri State area. I feel like there should be a bunch of them. There are conventions for everything these days, why not the Hockey industry? I basically want to attend a convention and see and hear from equipment manufacturers about their gear. moreResolved Question: Do we have the Cheney oil-centric energy policy to thank for this?
January 31, 2010 **China Leading Global Race to Make Clean Energy** By KEITH BRADSHER TIANJIN, China — China vaulted past competitors in Denmark, Germany, Spain and the United States last year to become the world’s largest maker of wind turbines, and is poised to expand even further this year. China has also leapfrogged the West in the last two years to emerge as the world’s largest manufacturer of solar panels. And the country is pushing equally hard to build nuclear reactors and the most efficient types of coal power plants. These efforts to dominate the global manufacture of renewable energy technologies raise the prospect that the West may someday trade its dependence on oil from the Mideast for a reliance on solar panels, wind turbines and other gear manufactured in China. “Most of the energy equipment will carry a brass plate, ‘Made in China,’ ” said K. K. Chan, the chief executive of Nature Elements Capital, a private equity fund in Beijing that focuses on renewable energy. President Obama, in his State of the Union speech last week, sounded an alarm that the United States was falling behind other countries, especially China, on energy. “I do not accept a future where the jobs and industries of tomorrow take root beyond our borders — and I know you don’t either,” he told Congress. The United States and other countries are offering incentives to develop their own renewable energy industries, and Mr. Obama called for redoubling American efforts. Yet many Western and Chinese executives expect China to prevail in the energy-technology race. Multinational corporations are responding to the rapid growth of China’s market by building big, state-of-the-art factories in China. Vestas of Denmark has just erected the world’s biggest wind turbine manufacturing complex here in northeastern China, and transferred the technology to build the latest electronic controls and generators. “You have to move fast with the market,” said Jens Tommerup, the president of Vestas China. “Nobody has ever seen such fast development in a wind market.” Renewable energy industries here are adding jobs rapidly, reaching 1.12 million in 2008 and climbing by 100,000 a year, according to the government-backed Chinese Renewable Energy Industries Association. Yet renewable energy may be doing more for China’s economy than for the environment. Total power generation in China is on track to pass the United States in 2012 — and most of the added capacity will still be from coal. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/31/business/energy-environment/31renew.html?ref=world&pagewanted=print moreResolved Question: Which is the better manufacturer in terms of quality of equipment - Atlanco or Condor?
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About 2 weeks ago, my car was robbed for their 22 inch wheels and tires. It was left on blocks in front of my home. The problem is... is that my insurance company, Infinity, doesn't want to pay me for the loss, or replace just regular manufacturer tires. The reason, is I didn't have specialty coverage on any custom wheels. Now the problem with that statement, is back when I purchased my first vehicle, I came upon Infinity, and have been with them for 4 years before I sold that vehicle and got my Chrysler 300 that came with custom wheels and tires. So I switched vehicles on my policy and they didn't ask me to come into take pictures. So I was unaware about this coverage, I just assumed since we bought the vehicle the way it was sold to us, then everything was covered since it was being financed through the bank and we had full coverage. So I am just blown away that This company, Infinity, doesn't give 2 cents about our loss. The Infinity employee that first took down our info when we purchased the vehicle, asked us a bunch of questions about the make and details down to the grill and tires, so why wouldn't she suggest specialty equipment insurance... I mean we have the right to know this stuff and they would be making more money in the process. Anyone with information on what I could do to fix this, or maybe I have to just take this loss.... Thank you for the feedback!!!4 years ago, I purchased my first car, a honda, it didnt have any custom stuff put on it, just a plain ol car. I signed an application when I decided to go with Infinity. Stating I didn't need any additional coverage for any equipment. But about 2 years ago, we purchased a used chysler 300 that came equipped with custom wheels and tires. I called up Infinity took coverage off honda and got new coverage on chysler. They asked me a few detailed questions and that was it. I wasn't instructed to come into the office. I was with Infinity for 5 years, so the claims adjuster said I didn't need to sign a new applicaton since I already had 5 years ago with my first app, but that was with my first car that didn't need specialty coverage. They didn't have me come in with this new car nor did they mention I have this extra stuff covered when I switched cars. How could I even remember what was in my previous application. Thats what they're trying to stick on me. Is that it, can I do anything? moreResolved Question: Should the presence of biblical references on equipment stop the army ordering items?
"Hundreds of gun sights ordered for British troops in Afghanistan are inscribed with coded biblical references, it has emerged." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/defence/7028238/Ministry-of-Defence-orders-Bible-guns-for-soldiers-in-Afghanistan.html "The equipment was purchased from an American manufacturer which yesterday confirmed that markings carried on the same brand of sights used by US marines related to New Testament verses. The codes include JN8:12 and 2COR4:6, which point to passages from the books of John and Second Corinthians respectively." moreResolved Question: Neither remote accepts the set up, cannot turn tv off. Do I need to return the equipment? Willyoureplaceremote?
I have spoken to two different people, they had me repeat the steps that I had already done. Nothing works. Was told to contact tv manufacturer. Zenith wants $ 18.00 for an answer. Panasonic is no help either. Waht is my solution. Will you provide me with remotes that actually work or do I need to look for another provider. Check your records, I've been with you for a long time.Do I really have to wait four days for an answer? Do you have anyone in authority to whom I can speak?Am I communicating with Comcast here?Hello TV Guy, How do I contact you, in English, unless you want me to use my middle European mother language. I would be happy to have you assists me. Regards, Bill moreResolved Question: CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS POEM FROM EMILY DICKINSON!?!?!?
In the poem “Because I Could Not Stop for Death,” Dickinson writes, “We slowly drove—He knew no haste/And I had put away/My labor and my leisure too/For His Civility.” In this stanza, the word civility means personal insistence. formal politeness. official regulation. commanding presence. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In stanza three, the poet arranges the things they passed in a certain order. The effect of this is to chronologically suggest different phases of life. build on the increasing importance of that which they passed. emphasize the speed of their journey. contrast the movement from dark to light. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The poem “‘Hope’ Is the Thing With Feathers” contains the phrase “That could abash the little Bird.” When used this way, the word abash means frustrate strike confuse hush -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Which of the following statements most accurately describes the literary device used in the poem “Hope Is the Thing With Feathers”? It illustrates personification. It is an extended metaphor. It contains irony. It relies on exaggeration. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Which of the following statements most accurately conveys a theme in the poem “‘Hope’ Is the Thing With Feathers”? Hope is plentiful and only costs “a crumb.” Hope is difficult to obtain during the “storm.” Hope is like a fragile and gentle bird. Hope is unceasing and undemanding. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The author never really defines JIT production, but you can tell that it relates to stores buying manufactured goods just as needed for resale. stores selling goods just in time for consumer use. manufacturers producing or buying component parts just in time for production. consumers buying smaller quantities of products immediately before use. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The author writes, “the absence of extra inventories creates an imperative to run an error-free operation.” In this sentence, the word imperative most closely means necessity risk profit costly strategy -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In the sixth paragraph, the author talks about buffer stock. What is buffer stock? Material on hand for use beyond what is expected to be needed Special, higher-quality material used to set up the production lines before they begin mass production Defective material that can only be used as scrap Outdated materials that have to be thrown away -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The author of this passage doesn’t mention it, but recently some experts have said that just-in-time production isn’t the good idea many people thought it was. Which of these is the most likely reason it may not be effective? The Japanese filed lawsuits preventing U.S. companies from using the idea. The equipment needed to implement JIT costs too much. U.S. managers decided that JIT production techniques are too hard to understand. Difficulties in managing the JIT inventory have caused shutdowns of production lines and lower productivity. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The author says that when problems occur in production, planners, analysts and engineers leave their offices to observe real problems on the floor. What attitude does the author of this passage have about that situation? The author thinks it is a poor use of time. The author is critical of the workers who let the production come to a halt. The author thinks it is desirable for these management people to observe and help solve the problems. The author does not express an opinion about this matter. moreResolved Question: What is your opinion on a weapons manufacturer putting bible references on their equipment?
News story regarding bible markings on military weapons: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/8468981.stm "The markings include "2COR4:6" and "JN8:12", relating to verses in the books of II Corinthians and John." REFERENCE: 1) John 8:12 (New International Version): When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life." 2) 2 Corinthians 4:6 (New International Version) For God, who said, "Let light shine out of darkness," made his light shine in our hearts to give us the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Christ. I was wondering how the Christian founder of this weapons company justifies the markings given that the bible says "Thou shalt not kill" (Exodus 20:13, Deuteronomy 5:17 etc). What do Christians think of this? Do you disagree with using bible references on weapons? When is killing ok, and when is it not? I'm just interested on your take on it. Atheists, as ever, your opinions are interesting also :)Thanks for all your answers and comments so far :) I agree with Sage that this is politically very dangerous for America (I'm sure the government didn't know about it, but if they did then foolish). Terrorist groups can now state it's definitely a religious war (even though it isn't), in which case the terrorists will get even more recruits. In conclusion, the founder of the weapons company has just helped kill even more people on both sides. I doubt that was his intention?lol @ Irony Man ;) moreResolved Question: What is your opinion on this article?
Soda fountains contained fecal bacteria, study found (CNN) -- It fizzes. It quenches. And it could also contain fecal bacteria. Nearly half of the 90 beverages from soda fountain machines in one area in Virginia tested positive for coliform bacteria -- which could indicate possible fecal contamination, according to a study published in the January issue of International Journal of Food Microbiology. Researchers also detected antibiotic-resistant microbes and E.coli in the soda samples. "Certainly we come in contact with bacteria all the time," Renee Godard, lead author of the study and professor of biology and environmental studies at Hollins University, a private liberal arts college in Roanoke, Virginia. "It's simply that some bacteria may potentially cause some disease or gastrointestinal distress. One thing we hesitate with is that people get afraid of bacteria. Many of them are benign or helpful, but certainly, I don't want E.coli in my beverage." The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's drinking-water regulations require that all samples test negative for E.coli. Many of the soda beverages from the dispensers fell below U.S. drinking-water standards, according to the findings. "The large number of beverages and soda fountain machines containing E. coli is still of considerable concern... and suggests that more pathogenic strains of bacteria could persist and thrive in soda fountain machines if introduced," the authors wrote. Godard and her colleagues acquired 90 beverages of three types, (sugar soda, diet soda, water) from 30 fast food restaurants in a 22-mile area near Roanoke, in southern Virginia. They surveyed beverages from both self-service and employee-dispensed machines and the samples were tested. There were no reported outbreaks of food-borne illness related in the Roanoke area at the time of the study. They found that 48 percent of beverages obtained from soda fountains contained coliform bacteria, 11 percent contained E. coli (which are mostly harmless, but some can cause diarrhea, urinary tract infections, respiratory illness and pneumonia), and 17 percent had Chryseobacterium meningosepticum (which could sicken newborns or adults with weakened immune systems). Dean Cliver, professor of food safety emeritus at University of California Davis, said it would be premature to draw broad conclusions about all soda fountains from a localized study. "How sanitation regulations are promulgated and enforced in a community are different," Cliver said. "Some communities are more on to it than others. How much of a threat it represents? It's probably limited. Once again, it's a matter of what regulations are in place, who pays attention and whether it's being followed." The samples were contained in petri dishes and the bacteria multiplied within 48 hours, so much so that they became visible to the naked eye as 300 to 400 tiny dots, Godard said. A Hollins undergraduate microbiology student accidentally discovered that water from a restaurant beverage dispenser contained bacteria while completing a homework assignment. When the results came back, this piqued the interest of faculty and students. The researchers are uncertain how the bacteria got inside the beverage machines. "It could be from dispensing with a hand that wasn't clean or using wet rags to wipe down the machine," Godard said. "We haven't done the work to really identify those potential sources and how these bacteria get established." Manitowoc Foodservice, one of the leading manufacturers of ice and beverage equipment, did not have the opportunity to review the study, but released this statement in response to CNN.com's questions: "We emphasize in our product support material proper methods for and the importance of frequent, thorough cleaning and sanitizing of foodservice equipment. In food equipment as in any environment where microorganisms can occur naturally or be spread by contact, it is essential to follow proven steps for cleaning and sanitizing." The National Restaurant Association, a business association for the restaurant industry, e-mailed this statement in response to the findings: "While the results of this study are disconcerting, we feel that it isn't representative of our industry and that our guests can safely enjoy beverages from dispensers and single-serve containers alike." The American Beverage Association made this statement: "Fountain beverages are safe. Consumers can rest assured that our industry's fountain beverages pose no public health risk." The organization, which represents hundreds of beverage producers, distributors, and franchise companies stated that "Importantly, our industry meets, and often exceeds, all government health standards in bringing its products to market." Whether other outbreaks have occurred because of contaminated soda machines is difficult to determine, because food-related illnesses are notoriously challenging to moreResolved Question: can a cop give a speeding ticket without radar/stop sign ticket?
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just did some work on my resume, i was wondering if there is anything here i should change. I am currently a supervisor at UPS. JWolf0825@yahoo.com Three years customer service in a fast-paced consumer environment has improved my ability to understand and satisfy the customers' needs. I am seeking a challenging position with a well known hotel/casino as I believe my skills, knowledge, and experience have prepared me for this industry. I am flexible to being a leader or a team player and I’m looking for to grow within your company. Summary of Qualifications •Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook •Computer, fax, copiers, and printers •Sales, marketing, and retail •Warehouse, shipping, and distribution •Customer Service and supplier relationships •Problem solving, decision making, and researching •Multi-tasking, organizing, time management •Results-oriented, customer-oriented •Strong communication skills •Exceptionally self motivated and great ability to work on own initiative •Demonstrated positive leadership Professional Experience United Parcel Service, Philadelphia, PA October 2009 – Present Part-Time Supervisor •Effectively train and follow up on employees to achieve desired results •Completing daily tasks with employees and new hires •Showing new employees the operation and procedures •Keeping accurate records of employees production and performance •Maintain a safe working environment by enforcing safety policies and procedures •Maintain quality service levels by establishing and enforcing company standards •Prepare reports in a timely manner •Perform regular audits on employees to ensure compliance with company policies United Parcel Service, Philadelphia, PA March 2006 – July 2007 Package Handler October 2007 – October 2009 •Deliver speed of service by meeting daily load and unload goals of trailers and air containers •Trained to handle hazardous packages Philadelphia Zoo, Philadelphia, PA March 2007 - August 2007 Membership Sales Associate •Customer service skills utilized to assist guests with sales, questions and concerns to increase attendance •Conducted marketing presentations to attract new members and increase memberships •Used sales techniques to offer the best memberships to guests •Introduced and handled sales promotions for arriving guests BJ's Wholesale Club, Springfield, PA May 2005 - Mar 2006 Cashier and Sales •Customer service skills used to answer all incoming questions and concerns to increase sales •Managed cashiering activities in areas of purchasing, returns, and exchanges, and enforced store policies •Assisted in training new store employees •Interacted with vendors concerning pricing, availability, damaged product, buy-backs, and special orders. •Received telephone requests for price quotations, purchase orders, order changes, adjustments, and cancellations directly from domestic customers, original equipment manufacturers, and distributors. •Retrieved customer information, stock status information, the status of purchase orders, and to make changes on customer purchase orders. PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND EDUCATION Business Administration, A.A.S. Delaware County Community College, Media, PA August 2009 - Present High School Diploma Continental Academy, Miramar, FL April 2009 - May 2009 Regionally Accredited Upper Darby High School, Drexel Hill, PA September 1999 - June 2003 Accomplishments •Employee of the Month Awards at United Parcel Service •Perfect Attendance Awards at United Parcel Service •Top Membership Sales of the Month at the Philadelphia Zoo moreVoting Question: does my resume need work?
just did some work on my resume, i was wondering if there is anything here i should change. I am currently a supervisor at UPS. JWolf0825@yahoo.com Three years customer service in a fast-paced consumer environment has improved my ability to understand and satisfy the customers' needs. I am seeking a challenging position with a well known hotel/casino as I believe my skills, knowledge, and experience have prepared me for this industry. I am flexible to being a leader or a team player and I’m looking for to grow within your company. Summary of Qualifications •Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook •Computer, fax, copiers, and printers •Sales, marketing, and retail •Warehouse, shipping, and distribution •Customer Service and supplier relationships •Problem solving, decision making, and researching •Multi-tasking, organizing, time management •Results-oriented, customer-oriented •Strong communication skills •Exceptionally self motivated and great ability to work on own initiative •Demonstrated positive leadership Professional Experience United Parcel Service, Philadelphia, PA October 2009 – Present Part-Time Supervisor •Effectively train and follow up on employees to achieve desired results •Completing daily tasks with employees and new hires •Showing new employees the operation and procedures •Keeping accurate records of employees production and performance •Maintain a safe working environment by enforcing safety policies and procedures •Maintain quality service levels by establishing and enforcing company standards •Prepare reports in a timely manner •Perform regular audits on employees to ensure compliance with company policies United Parcel Service, Philadelphia, PA March 2006 – July 2007 Package Handler October 2007 – October 2009 •Deliver speed of service by meeting daily load and unload goals of trailers and air containers •Trained to handle hazardous packages Philadelphia Zoo, Philadelphia, PA March 2007 - August 2007 Membership Sales Associate •Customer service skills utilized to assist guests with sales, questions and concerns to increase attendance •Conducted marketing presentations to attract new members and increase memberships •Used sales techniques to offer the best memberships to guests •Introduced and handled sales promotions for arriving guests BJ's Wholesale Club, Springfield, PA May 2005 - Mar 2006 Cashier and Sales •Customer service skills used to answer all incoming questions and concerns to increase sales •Managed cashiering activities in areas of purchasing, returns, and exchanges, and enforced store policies •Assisted in training new store employees •Interacted with vendors concerning pricing, availability, damaged product, buy-backs, and special orders. •Received telephone requests for price quotations, purchase orders, order changes, adjustments, and cancellations directly from domestic customers, original equipment manufacturers, and distributors. •Retrieved customer information, stock status information, the status of purchase orders, and to make changes on customer purchase orders. PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND EDUCATION Business Administration, A.A.S. Delaware County Community College, Media, PA August 2009 - Present High School Diploma Continental Academy, Miramar, FL April 2009 - May 2009 Regionally Accredited Upper Darby High School, Drexel Hill, PA September 1999 - June 2003 Accomplishments •Employee of the Month Awards at United Parcel Service •Perfect Attendance Awards at United Parcel Service •Top Membership Sales of the Month at the Philadelphia Zoo moreVoting Question: updated resume, does it need work?
just did some work on my resume, i was wondering if there is anything here i should change. I am currently a supervisor at UPS. JWolf0825@yahoo.com Three years customer service in a fast-paced consumer environment has improved my ability to understand and satisfy the customers' needs. I am seeking a challenging position with a well known hotel/casino as I believe my skills, knowledge, and experience have prepared me for this industry. I am flexible to being a leader or a team player and I’m looking for to grow within your company. Summary of Qualifications •Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook •Computer, fax, copiers, and printers •Sales, marketing, and retail •Warehouse, shipping, and distribution •Customer Service and supplier relationships •Problem solving, decision making, and researching •Multi-tasking, organizing, time management •Results-oriented, customer-oriented •Strong communication skills •Exceptionally self motivated and great ability to work on own initiative •Demonstrated positive leadership Professional Experience United Parcel Service, Philadelphia, PA October 2009 – Present Part-Time Supervisor •Effectively train and follow up on employees to achieve desired results •Completing daily tasks with employees and new hires •Showing new employees the operation and procedures •Keeping accurate records of employees production and performance •Maintain a safe working environment by enforcing safety policies and procedures •Maintain quality service levels by establishing and enforcing company standards •Prepare reports in a timely manner •Perform regular audits on employees to ensure compliance with company policies United Parcel Service, Philadelphia, PA March 2006 – July 2007 Package Handler October 2007 – October 2009 •Deliver speed of service by meeting daily load and unload goals of trailers and air containers •Trained to handle hazardous packages Philadelphia Zoo, Philadelphia, PA March 2007 - August 2007 Membership Sales Associate •Customer service skills utilized to assist guests with sales, questions and concerns to increase attendance •Conducted marketing presentations to attract new members and increase memberships •Used sales techniques to offer the best memberships to guests •Introduced and handled sales promotions for arriving guests BJ's Wholesale Club, Springfield, PA May 2005 - Mar 2006 Cashier and Sales •Customer service skills used to answer all incoming questions and concerns to increase sales •Managed cashiering activities in areas of purchasing, returns, and exchanges, and enforced store policies •Assisted in training new store employees •Interacted with vendors concerning pricing, availability, damaged product, buy-backs, and special orders. •Received telephone requests for price quotations, purchase orders, order changes, adjustments, and cancellations directly from domestic customers, original equipment manufacturers, and distributors. •Retrieved customer information, stock status information, the status of purchase orders, and to make changes on customer purchase orders. PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND EDUCATION Business Administration, A.A.S. Delaware County Community College, Media, PA August 2009 - Present High School Diploma Continental Academy, Miramar, FL April 2009 - May 2009 Regionally Accredited Upper Darby High School, Drexel Hill, PA September 1999 - June 2003 Accomplishments •Employee of the Month Awards at United Parcel Service •Perfect Attendance Awards at United Parcel Service •Top Membership Sales of the Month at the Philadelphia Zoo moreResolved Question: Statistical analysis que please solve theres a blank so its more fun?
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