Originally posted by HandyAndy
Count me out. I don't feel like being copied and pasted for the next six weeks.

"....and ending on the last day of February.

In Australia and New Zealand, Summer officially begins on 1 December and ends on 28 and 29 February."

--Wikipedia

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Your nominations are needed....

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Newsflash: RHP's New Royal Suites Hotel

"Yep, it's virtually true. Anonymous funding has been secured; a series of high priority decisions must now be made.
They include: 1) Location? 2) Design? 3) Number of Guestrooms? 4) Amenities,

5) Janitorial,

6) Maintenance and Landscaping Crew to satisfy Stees Great Big rustic requirements,

7) Laundry,

8) Suite Housekeeping,

9) Front Desk and Concierge Services to meet divegeester's lofty expectations in one of the Executive Penthouse Suites,

10) Restaurant,

11) Lounge and Library to provide Historical Location Site Reference and Maps as suggested by JS357,

12) Human Resources and

13) General Manager Staffing?

14) Rates with Frequent Stay Discounts for RHP Members (in good standing)?

15) Board of Directors?

We'll open the First Day of Summer June 21, 2015. Please contribute creative ideas, suggestions
and nominations at your earliest convenience. Thank you."

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"Nominations": drewnogal, Restaurant Staff; ChessPraxis, Security Staff; hakima, Human Resources Staff; Russ, Board of Directors. I hereby apply for the Front Desk Guest Service Staff on the Graveyard Night Audit Shift 11:00pm to 7:00am weekends. RHP's New Royal Suites Hotel is scheduled to welcome its first guest on June 21, 2015, less than six weeks from today and in order to do so must be fully staffed. Failure to meet the deep pocket investors' timeline will result in significant shortfall risk in first year revenues. Your nominations are needed....

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]Newsflash: RHP's New Royal Suites Hotel

"Yep, it's virtually true. Anonymous funding has been secured; a series of high priority decisions must now be made.
They include: 1) Location? 2) Design? 3) Number of Guestrooms? 4) Amenities,

5) Janitorial,

6) Maintenance and Landscaping Crew to satis ...[text shortened]... ult in significant shortfall risk in first year revenues. Your nominations are needed....[/b]

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Newsflash: RHP's New Royal Suites Hotel

"Yep, it's virtually true. Anonymous funding has been secured; a series of high priority decisions must now be made.
They include: 1) Location? 2) Design? 3) Number of Guestrooms? 4) Amenities,

5) Janitorial,

6) Maintenance and Landscaping Crew to satisfy ...[text shortened]... result in significant shortfall risk in first year revenues. Your nominations are needed....

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Count me out. I don't feel like being copied and pasted for the next six weeks.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]"Architect's Rendering of RHP's New Royal Suites Hotel:"

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|__________________________ ...[text shortened]... eluctantly be forced to revert to Plan B. I've asked Boston Lad to get his butt in gear." Nuff said.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"Implementation of Plan B is now imminent.": CEO of the International Financing Institution announced earlier today.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
I thought I saw a little article on page 6 of the Wall Street Journal about the possibility of some connection or add-on university. It didn't give any details just a rather vague reference to "higher education facility". Any truth to that?

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Born: December 14, 1896, Alameda, CA
Died: September 27, 1993, Pebble Beach, CA
Buried: Arlington National Cemetery, VA
Awards: Medal of Honor, Distinguished Flying Cross, Silver Star, Air Medal, Distinguished Service Medal, Public Welfare Medal.
Education: University of California, Berkeley,
Books: I could never be so lucky again, I Could Never Be So Lucky Again: An Autobiography ~Wikipedia

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
I thought I saw a little article on page 6 of the Wall Street Journal about the possibility of some connection or add-on university. It didn't give any details just a rather vague reference to "higher education facility". Any truth to that?

Originally posted by lolof
I have a BA in English and Linguistics - could I perhaps continue from there...?

Originally posted by lolof
I suppose it has nothing to do with studies, just accommodation.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
lolof, perhaps you'd consider an assistant professor position in your field with a full tuition scholarship.
Our RHP Royal Suites Hotel would provide your lodging accommodation with restaurant meals.

Originally posted by lolof
I'm not qualified, I'm afraid - left University many, many years ago. Just want to keep in touch really.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"I have a BA in English and Linguistics - could I perhaps continue from there...?"
More than qualified! Quite sure Great Big Stees will heartily agree.