Question #1:
I need these job experience's put into single paragraphs but I am horrible at doing this.
They are...
Copiers, Printers, Fax
Used copy machine to make copies of order forms, packaging slips, and other paperwork.
Used printers to print order forms for management and myself.
Used fax machine to fax discrepensies documents and other paperwork to corporate.
Physical Production
Climbing up and down ladder with boxes.
Stacking boxes on pallet, shrink wrapping, labeling, moving for storage.
Stocking shelves with merchandise.
Using conveyer to move product from upstairs to downstairs.
Using cart to pick product to place on shelves in store.
Unloading # boxes on UPS trailer in under 60 minutes.
Sorting # boxes out of UPS trailer onto conveyer belt.
Accuratly loading # boxes onto UPS package truck.
Picked cabinetes and desks weighing up to 200 pounds.
Shipping/Receiving
Received product from shipping service and signed for it.
Checked packing slip against order copy to ensure no discrepensies.
Called companys about any discrepensies and fixed.
Kept filling cabinet of all order copies.
Signed all paperwork nessesary for warehouse.
Split orders and shipped to other stores.
Shipped excess discrepensies back to companies.
Shipped wrong product back to companies.
Inventory Management
Made an inventory system that tracked all product inside of warehouse.
Used LRT scanner to keep track of product count inside of warehouse.
Kept track of packages loaded on package truck incase of change in delivery.
Heavy Equipment
Used industrial sized mowers to mow grass.
Used moterized carts with hydraulic beds to transport materials.
Used riding bunker raker to rake sand bunkers on golf course.
Used forklift, squeeze forklift, and pallet truck to pick products.
Used forklift, squeeze forklift, and pallet truck to load and unload trailers.
Drove tractor at Antique Powerland festivle.
Customer Service
Deal with any problems that customers had with order.
Returned money to customers if needed.
Used phone to answer questions by customers.
Checked customers orders and told them when order would arrive.
Called customers to let them know if there were any problems with order.
Assembley
Assembled cardboard displays that held products.
Assembled meteal and plastic racks that held products.
Assembled wooden racks to hold products.
Assembled cardboard
Other Equipment
Used pallet jack to to move pallets onto sales floor and to storage location.
Used handtruck to move product throughout warehouse and store.
Used shrinkwrap to shrinkwrap pallets for stability.
Used weedeater, hedger, edger, chainsaw, and blower.
Used rake, shovel, machette, and tamp.
I need all of the tasks in there, nothing can be left out. Will you please help me out?
Question #2:
Basically, I just got this call from my frantic younger brother this morning. About a year ago, him and his pals accidentally took out a mailbox with a golf cart. According to him, his friend who was neighbors with this person went over and apologized. These people said it was okay and that mistakes happen. They also said that they had the house for sale so they really weren't too concerned about it. Anyways, fast-forward a year and the new owners have contacted my brother and his friends and want them to pay the pretty exorbitant fee of $400 (a lot of money for a 13 year old).... Are my brother and his friends legally obliged to pay this? I assume since it's a new owner that they don't really have any rights to make them do so... How should we handle this?
Question #3:
I am putting together a study guide for my Economics course, and I'm having some difficulty w/ this multiple choice question.
Providing that nothing else changes, a higher price for golf cart rentals would be expected to...
A. Decrease golf club sales
B. Decrease the demand for other warm-weather outdoor sports
C. Increase the incidence of golf-related accidents
D. Increase the number of golfers
-I say A, but I feel like I am wrong
Thank you in advance!
Question #4:
any experience with battery additive in order to help battery for a short time. I have done some reading but looking for people who have tried any of them. Not sales people. Deep cycle 6volt batteries for a golf cart.
Question #5:
saw the on friday but need to know what will happen to my shares..it seems to me they roll into the new company but i would like a second opinion for GPSNQ ...................
Falconhead Capital Forms GPSI Holdings, World's Leading Provider of Cart-Mounted Gps Services to Golf Courses
Three-Way Merger Creates Market Leader With Systems Deployed on Nearly 1,000 Courses; Extensive Synergies Position New Company for Long-Term Success
NEW YORK, Oct 16, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- --Partners With Greg Norman
Falconhead Capital, LLC, a private equity firm specializing in consumer-focused businesses in the leisure, lifestyle, sport and media categories, today announced the formation of GPSI Holdings, LLC ("GPSI"), the world's leading provider of cart-mounted GPS services to golf courses. GPSI was created through the acquisition of and subsequent three-way merger of GPS Industries, Inc., ProLink Systems, Inc., and a series of assets previously owned by David Chessler, who has been named CEO of GPSI. GPS Industries was acquired through a sale process conducted under Section 363 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. Financial terms of the transactions were not disclosed.
Falconhead has immediately established GPSI as the leading player in the golf cart-mounted GPS industry globally, with systems deployed on nearly 1,000 courses predominantly in North America and Europe. Falconhead expects that the acquisition of these businesses at very attractive valuations, and their combination, will result in significant cost, revenue and technological synergies that will position GPSI for significant profitable growth. In particular, GPSI will implement extensive product and service improvements that will benefit customers and enhance the playing experience for players around the world.
Falconhead's partner in GPSI is Greg Norman, the professional golfer and head of Great White Shark Enterprises, a corporation primarily focused on golf. Mr. Norman, a long-time member of Falconhead's advisory board, was involved in conceiving and executing the transactions. He will own a significant equity stake in GPSI and has entered into an agreement to promote the company's business.
As part of GPSI's long-term growth strategy, the Company has established an exclusive partnership with Club Car to leverage its sales force of more than 120 representatives and its extensive global distribution network. Club Car, a member of the Industrial Technologies sector of Ingersoll-Rand plc (NYSE: IR), is a leading manufacturer of golf cars, utility vehicles and a wide range of task-oriented vehicles serving multiple markets.
David S. Moross, chairman and chief executive officer of Falconhead Capital, said: "We are proud to create the leading provider of cart-mounted GPS services to golf courses. The transactions that led to the formation of GPSI Holdings further demonstrate our ability to pursue and complete complex investment opportunities, and the new company is highly complementary to our investment strategy given our long ties to golf, and our expertise in leisure and lifestyle. By bringing together these three businesses, we have created a new company with the financial strength, operational efficiency, technology expertise, business model and geographic reach necessary to succeed over the long term.
"We are fortunate that our friend Greg Norman is our partner in GPSI, given his immense stature in the golf world as a player and businessman. We look forward to working together to further build this powerful platform," Mr. Moross concluded.
Mr. Norman said, "This transaction further promotes the consolidation of the industry which started with GPS Industries' acquisition of UpLink in late 2008 and now includes the merger with ProLink and ProView. This consolidation, together with other strategies, several of which specifically capitalize on the current economic landscape, will position GPSI to realize its full potential. It has been a pleasure to work closely with David and the Falconhead team, and we look forward to a very successful venture."
About Falconhead Capital
Falconhead Capital, LLC (www.falconheadcapital.com), with $500 million of assets under management, is a private equity firm established in 1998 to provide investors with significant long-term capital appreciation by investing globally in consumer-focused businesses in the sport, leisure, lifestyle, and media categories. In addition to NYDJ, Falconhead Capital's current portfolio investments include Competitor Group, Inc., Extreme Fitness, Inc., Not Your Daughter's Jeans, Our365 (f/k/a Growing Family), Escort, Inc., and Premier, Inc. Past Falconhead portfolio investments include, among others, National Powersport Auctions, Maritime Telecommunications Network, The Golf Warehouse, and ESPN Classic Europe, LLC.
About Great White Shark Enterprises
Great White Shark Enterprises is a multi-national corporation headed by Greg Norman with offices in West Palm
Question #6:
Does anybody know of anywhere that you can get a used golf cart for under $1,000. We live in Virginia so anywhere in VA MD PA NC or surrounding would be great! Thanks guys!
Question #7:
of 1.4 million the magazine is very well known. A new golf cart company would like to run an ad in their upcoming December Christmas issue. A full page costs $14,000. They have decided they can't afford that right away and would like to run a smaller fractional ad. How much would a 1/3 of a page cost?
Question #8:
I know some like,
1)releasing animals in the school
2)putting laxatives in donuts and feeding them to kids
3) putting add in newspaper that school is for sale
4)cementing school golf cart to stairs
5) organizing desks on Football field into something crude
i want something that no one else has done before or something good that i didn't list
Question #9:
i was wondering if anyone knew of any website that has gas golf carts for sale with a lift kit for cheap around savannah or hinesville georgia..its for my daughters b-day
Question #10:
I need to buy a Golf cart OR Go kart for someone that lives in Virginia. Where is the cheapest place to order or buy one? (Online or at store - either) It needs to be CHEAP! But, it also CAN be used. I don't really care just cheap, cheap, CHEAP!
Oh and : I also kinda need a 2 person one. It doesn't really matter...
Question #11:
Question #12:
i have to sale some of my toys and things because im moving. what would you expect to sale these for.?
1. a 2006 honda recon es fourhweeler, purchased in mid 2007 brand new. 3400.
2- 2007 john deere eztrak purchased brand-new
- 2800
3-1999 ez-go custom golf cart purchased at 5600.
Question #13:
We bought a used golf cart today for 3500.00.
Test drove it yesterday, and it was fine.
The bill of sale that the seller typed up states 'as is' and told us that there was nothing wrong with it....(we wrote a check)
After driving it for a couple of hours today, the thing was smoking so bad from the tail pipe that I'm surprised that birds were not falling from the trees.
Husband tried calling the guy and wouldnt ya know it he wont answer or call us back. So.....husband has now loaded the thing up and is taking it to the guys house, (as I type). We plan to put a stop payment on the check in the morning.
Are we outta luck?
We just bought it about 5 hours ago..MAX
Opinions or suggestions? I'm anxiously waiting to here from my husband, to see what the guy says or does....
John W
thank you. I was afraid someone would say that.
As mad as my husband is right now, the guy will definetly have to sue and lose part of his money to pay a lawyer. That is of course, unless they can make US pay that TOO.
This really sucks, I cant believe this....
Question #14:
We bought a used golf cart today for 3500.00.
Test drove it yesterday, and it was fine.
The bill of sale that the seller typed up states 'as is' and told us that there was nothing wrong with it....(we wrote a check)
After driving it for a couple of hours today, the thing was smoking so bad from the tail pipe that I'm surprised that birds were not falling from the trees.
Husband tried calling the guy and wouldnt ya know it he wont answer or call us back. So.....husband has now loaded the thing up and is taking it to the guys house, (as I type). We plan to put a stop payment on the check in the morning.
Are we outta luck?
We just bought it about 5 hours ago..MAX
Opinions or suggestions? I'm anxiously waiting to here from my husband, to see what the guy says or does....
deejaysp...
thanks for the quick response.
No, we asked the guy when we bought it today.
I heard my husband talking to him about it.
Question #15:
1 item for 1 item
Items I have to Trade are:
Exp. Station 2
Exp. Station 3
Exp. Station 4
Thoughtful Think tank
Scientific Trophy Pedestal
Wooden Chair
Thinking Chair
Funky Chair
Silver Sofa
I want:
Humvee, Golf Cart, Twister in a Pot, Gold Safe, Golf Cart, Disco Ball, Kinzvision Plasma TV, Bowling Alley, Plane, Dragster, Tiger Stripe Convertiable, Bigtop Cart, Artic Window or Poco Fiesta Throne
Question #16:
where do you fine golf cars for sale in Illinois
Question #17:
Question #18:
Question #19:
For sale by owner. Elegant Villa overlooking the sixth fairway on Nancy Lopez golf course with a picturesque water view, 2 years new, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, assumable bond, 1880 sq.ft., 2 car garage with electric door opener, large birdcage/screened patio, lanai, profesionally landscaped. Within walking distance to a shopping center, restaurants and fitness center. The purchase price of $395,000 includes a Club Car golf cart in perfect condition.
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