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    B120 Tma01

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    B120 TMA01 Part 1 Dear Patricia Lodge‚ In this report‚ as requested‚ I hope to help you understand the current situation‚ of the Lodge Bistro Chain. I believe the issues affecting the business are: staffing problems‚ growing competition‚ inconsistency in the approach of management‚ attracting lower spending customers‚ disagreement between managers and company standards lowering. Part (a) The staffing issue‚ more specifically the high staff turnover‚ is affecting the expenditure of the company

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    I put the gate on the trailer‚ loaded up the gas cans‚ two cycle oil and oil and we were ready to begin our 3 hour ride to the mountains. At about 5:00 we began our journey to the mountains and it was a long boring ride. We arrived at the lodge around 8:30 because of traffic. When we got there we dot our blankets and clothes and went inside for the night. When we got in we each picked a room and put our stuff in it and went back into the living room and watched T.V. As about an hour passed

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    I’ll be discussing the similarities and differences between John Taylor and Howling Wolf work of art. I find John Taylor‚ Treaty Signing at Medicine Creek Lodge more representational‚ it has the natural objects in a form that you can easily recognize. In the opposite side‚ Howling Wolf’s drawing appears to be more abstract meaning doesn’t appear to be real. Anyone can tell that Wolf’s artwork is very two dimensional and objective drawn on a piece of paper. The two pieces of art that you have seen

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    The Omaha Indians

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    Omaha means “upriver people”. The Omaha tribe lived in earth lodges and tipis. In the fall and winter months during hunting season they lived in their tipis. Their tipis were made from cedar poles and buffalo skins. In spring and summer they lived in earth lodges. The Omaha Indians learned how to make earth lodges from the Pawnee tribe. Earth lodges were made of tree bark and were made by both women and men. The earth lodges were 20 to 60 inches in diameter and had a dome shaped roof with an

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    He disagreed with the Treaty of Versailles and was the leader against the League of Nations. Henry Cabot Lodge was important‚ because he was one of many who killed the League of Nations. League of Nations Isolationists raised a Whirlwind of protest against the treaty‚ especially against Wilson’s commitment to usher the United States into his newfangled League

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    Freemasonic Influence

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    application of an executive power‚ and to the basic rights of the governed as defined. Basic principles of Freemasonry’s governance are: • In the Masonic federal system‚ the Grand Lodge is supreme‚ just as in the U.S Federal system. • Like the States‚ local lodges are independent and self-governing. • Using the secret ballot a lodge elects/selects the officers‚ just as the election process for all offices in the states or federal system. • The Constitution in Freemasonry as well as the Federal system is

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    Philippine Republic. It provides for a parliamentary form of government‚ but the President‚ and not a Prime Minister‚ acts as the head of government. Legislative power is exercised by the Assembly of Representatives of the Nation‚ and judicial power is lodge in a Supreme Court. * The 1935 Constitution of the Philippines‚ ratified on May 17‚ 1935‚ establishes the Commonwealth of the Philippines‚ defining its powers‚ composition and organization as it function as the Government of the Philippine Islands

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    B201 TMA01

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    problems at the Lodge Bistro chain and suggestions for improvement. From: Tray Cray To: Patricia Lodge Cc: Brian King Date: 28th October 2012 Part 1 – word count 529 inc. titles Introduction The Lodge Bistro Chain has grown from a single café in 1989 to a chain of 25 identical restaurants across the south of England. These restaurants have been tightly controlled to ensure Managers conform to the single vision of the CEO Joyce Lodge. In 2010‚ Patricia Lodge took over as CEO

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    Snowy Ridge Ski Resort

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    $5‚500‚000 the new computed fair value became $9‚625‚000. This was level 2 categorization on the valuation hierarchy. The fair value of the lodge division was determined using a market approach. The fair value was expressed as a multiple of the current year revenue of $3‚028‚000. Research revealed that the mean multiple of the five mountain resort lodges sold in the Western United States within the last year was 3.75. After applying the

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    These earth lodges were usually big enough to shelter up to seven families at a time. For example‚ “The Mandan Indians lived in settled villages of round earthen lodges. Mandan lodges were made from wooden frames covered with packed earth. When Mandan men went on hunting trips‚ they often used small buffalo-hide tepees as temporary shelter”(source A). This shows that the houses the Mandan people lived in were lodges made of earth and usually very large enough to

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