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Hapkell Industries Pairs Up with E&T Recycling Center
June 19-The computer technology company Hapkell Industries just announced it will begin working with E&T Recycling Centers. This partnership will enable consumers to responsibly recycle computer equipment, at no personal cost, simply by taking it to a collection center.
"Used computers make up a rapidly growing waste source," said CEO Indira Kapoor. "As a major producer of computer products, we believe it is our obligation to reuse what we can and keep heavy metals out of the landfills. This is what prompted us to go forward with this initiative."
Hapkell Industries originally sponsored two pilot E&T collection sites and, given their success, aims to add ten more sites by year's end. To learn more about the initiative and for a map of current and proposed collection sites, visit ETrecyclingcenter.com.
Jane Equi 10.41. a.m.
Hi Mate. Brian Jaffers just called to cancel tomorrow's walk-through at 721 Union Street.
Mateo Rodriguez 10:42 a.m.
That's too bad. That apartment is just right for him. Did you reschedule?
Jane Equi 10:44 a.m.
Yes, for Thursday, just before you show the Rockledge Place property to the Kim family. The two sites are very close to each other.
Mateo Rodriguez 10:45 a.m.
Great. Could you pleaxe confirm the time with Ms. Kim today?
Jane Equi 10:47 a.m.
Sure.
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To: Department Managers
From: Margaret Langley
Date: December 27
Subject: Extended-absence greeting
Attachment: Sample message #5
Dear Managers, In preparation for upcoming holiday when offices will be closed, I'd to remind you that company policy reuires each of our departmnets to replace the traditional greeting on their voice messaging systems with an extended-absence greeting that will play next week when callers are diverted to voice mail. This will involve making a new recording, saving it to the system, and programming the system to activate the recording at the cloae of our business day on Friday. Once you activate the extended-absence greeting, it will override the tradional greeting through the holiday.
The attached document contains the text of the greeting you should record. This is the same text we have used in the past, but as usual, the dates have been changed to reflect the current closure. Please use this document to record your holiday greeting. Make sure you activate it before you leave for the day on Friday.
To: Stan Anyati
From: Stella Gerraldi
Date: May 1
Subject: Café Marti
Dear Stan,
I called your shop yesterday and spoke with Andre about my vintage espresso maker. I was surprised that he was able to find replacement parts for such an old machine. He also re-created some parts that are longer made. Apparently, there is a brass holder for the manufacturer's nameplate that has not yet arrived from Italy. Once that arrives, the restoration can be completed.
As we discussed earlier, I need the machine delivered by May 7. On May 8 we will celebrate the tenth nniversary of the cafe's opening. The espresso machine has always been our centerpiece. We use it on all our advertising. Even without the maneplate, I need to have this vintage machine working for our celebration.
Regards,
Stella
