The document provides information for volunteers regarding the 2014 Girl Scout cookie program for the Lanier Service Unit. It includes important dates, procedures for initial orders and additional orders, booth sales, money handling, and paperwork deadlines. Key details are the initial order deadline of January 26th and final deposit deadline of March 17th. Volunteers are instructed on how to place and pick up orders through the ebudde system and manage troop funds.
Agile Black & White Stories is a card game that addresses agile themes and topics in unusual ways to promote lateral thinking. It was created by several people inspired by an open space session. The game involves drawing cards with weird or politically incorrect questions and having the audience generate a short story to answer the question. It aims to encourage non-linear, creative thinking. The document provides examples of the game and suggests it could be used when an agile concept is overused or when a team faces a major problem to stimulate discussion.
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Ms. Markwell;s Class Fossil PresentationScience Tech
Fossils are the remains of animals and plants that lived long ago. They can be found in mountains, under water, deserts, and underground. Tools used to find fossils include picks, shovels, rock hammers, sledge hammers, and whisk brooms.
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Agile Black & White Stories is a card game that addresses agile themes and topics in unusual ways to promote lateral thinking. It was created by several people inspired by an open space session. The game involves drawing cards with weird or politically incorrect questions and having the audience generate a short story to answer the question. It aims to encourage non-linear, creative thinking. The document provides examples of the game and suggests it could be used when an agile concept is overused or when a team faces a major problem to stimulate discussion.
Jewelry auctions start at $1 with no reserve price and include diamond and gemstone jewelry made of precious metals like gold and silver. These auctions offer all types of jewelry at super cheap prices.
The document provides instructions for a science fair project that students must complete during the last nine weeks of school. It emphasizes that this project is a major part of the student's grade, so it is very important. Students are instructed to form teams, choose a topic, conduct research, design and carry out an experiment, analyze results, and create a presentation board to showcase their project for the school science fair.
The document provides information about the Travemünde Week sailing regatta hosted by the Lübecker Yacht Club from July 19-28, 2013 in Travemünde, Germany. Over 2000 competitors from 25 countries will race in 8 course areas. Events include registration from Friday to Sunday, measurement on Saturday and Sunday, and racing Monday through Friday. Social events include an opening ceremony and prize giving. The area offers camping, showers, and secure boat storage for competitors.
Ms. Markwell;s Class Fossil PresentationScience Tech
Fossils are the remains of animals and plants that lived long ago. They can be found in mountains, under water, deserts, and underground. Tools used to find fossils include picks, shovels, rock hammers, sledge hammers, and whisk brooms.
Fossils can be found in mountains, deserts, underwater, and on beaches. They are the remains of once living organisms that have been preserved in rock over millions of years. Common tools used to find fossils include hammers, brushes, shovels, and dynamite.
This document summarizes an online jewelry site that offers discounted diamond rings and jewelry. The site has expertise in diamonds and jewelry and provides a wide selection of diamond rings in various types and grades. Customers can make informed purchasing decisions as the site provides detailed descriptions and information about each piece.
This document provides a walkthrough for the game Captain Cheddar. It contains 3 sections: an introduction explaining the goal is to earn points before time runs out, a section on the game's characters and enemies with details on their speeds and movement patterns, and a strategy section explaining optimal paths and techniques. The game's title character is Captain Cheddar, whose boat the player controls to catch fish and avoid dangers like jellyfish and piranhas in order to help the captain earn enough points to complete each level. Understanding the spawn points and speeds of the different characters is key to employing tactics like catching 5 small fish and 1 big fish in sequence to most efficiently progress through the levels.
The 10 page design document outlines a mobile game called "Captain Cheddar" targeting pre-teens to late teens. The story follows Captain Cheddar, a cheese character who must catch fish of increasing difficulty over 15 levels to earn coins and return home to his family. The arcade-style gameplay involves tapping to lower and raise a fishing hook to catch fish for points before the timer runs out. As players progress, they can purchase upgrades and unlock a mini-game and letters to spell "CHEDDAR" for bonus rewards. The interface and each level aim to be visually appealing with a sailing theme and mechanics like power-ups to enhance gameplay.
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The document provides details of a graphic design project for a mobile game app called Captain Cheddar. It includes analyses of the target audience and app ideas. Various design concepts are proposed and feedback is provided, such as icon, wallpaper, and billboard designs. The designs are then improved based on the feedback. The document also evaluates the final designs against other apps and outlines materials, software, and potential uses of the wallpaper design.
This document provides instructions and guidelines for students completing a science fair project. It explains that students should form teams of 1-3 people to choose a topic to investigate. They will need to submit a proposal, conduct background research citing sources, develop a question and hypothesis, and design and carry out an experiment. It also notes requirements for the final project board, presentation, and various deadlines. Suggested project ideas relate to testing commercial claims, replicating past classroom experiments, designing an invention, exploring personal interests or ways to help people.
This document discusses the SeCloud project, which aims to improve security of cloud-based applications through a proactive, risk-based approach. The project brings together multiple universities and research centers to study security issues from technical, organizational, and legal perspectives. Its goals are to develop new security tools and techniques, create a risk management model, and transfer knowledge to industry partners. The project seeks interactions with industry to validate its research and facilitate adoption of new secure development practices and technologies.
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An established jewelry manufacturer runs a site selling quality jewelry pieces at affordable prices, offering discounts of up to 75-80% off through auctions on rings, necklaces, pendants, watches and earrings so customers can purchase multiple jewelry items for less.
Viherlaakson lukiossa 2012 pitämäni esitelmä mainonnan psykologiasta. Pitää sisällään lukuisia ajatuksia herättäviä esimerkkejä mainoksista – millä keinoilla asiakkaaseen yritetään vaikuttaa?
The document discusses six price adjustment strategies used by organizations: 1) discount and allowance pricing which includes cash, quantity, functional, and seasonal discounts, 2) segmented pricing based on customers or products, 3) psychological pricing where customers prefer prices ending in 9, 99, or 95, 4) promotional pricing to attract customers by lowering prices below cost for a short time, 5) geographical pricing where higher prices may be charged in distant areas to cover shipping costs, and 6) international pricing which depends on economic conditions, competition, laws, consumer preferences in different countries.
This document contains notes from Zoe Colegate on ideas for designing an app store page and marketing for a mobile game called "Captain Cheddar". It includes tips on app design such as using consistent colors and styles. It also discusses the target audience for the game, ideas for the app icon, making the game free to download, and designs for merchandise, posters and billboards to promote the game.
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Gonorrhea is caused by the bacteria Neisseria gonorrhoeae. It primarily infects the genital tract and rectum through sexual contact. Common symptoms in males include painful urination and discharge from the penis. In females, gonorrhea often shows few or no symptoms but can cause pelvic inflammatory disease if untreated. Diagnosis is made through microscopic examination of discharge, culture growth on selective media, and demonstration of intracellular diplococci on gram stain. Treatment involves antibiotics such as ceftriaxone or ciprofloxacin.
The document provides information for troop cookie managers about the 2013 Girl Scout cookie program run by the Lanier Service Unit. It outlines important dates, details the cookie ordering and distribution process using the eBudde system, and explains how booth sales and additional orders will work. Technology resources are available to help girls, parents, and volunteers track goals, orders, and sales.
The document provides information for Girl Scout leaders on running their annual cookie sale program. It discusses setting unit and troop level goals, fun activities for girls, the cookie diva program, ordering from cookie cupboards, the troop cookie sale manager agreement, the ACH payment form, important deadlines, and materials provided including forms for girls and leaders. Leaders are trained on using the online SNAP system to submit troop orders and track sales. The overall purpose is to prepare leaders to successfully manage their troops' participation in the cookie program.
This document summarizes an online jewelry site that offers discounted diamond rings and jewelry. The site has expertise in diamonds and jewelry and provides a wide selection of diamond rings in various types and grades. Customers can make informed purchasing decisions as the site provides detailed descriptions and information about each piece.
This document provides a walkthrough for the game Captain Cheddar. It contains 3 sections: an introduction explaining the goal is to earn points before time runs out, a section on the game's characters and enemies with details on their speeds and movement patterns, and a strategy section explaining optimal paths and techniques. The game's title character is Captain Cheddar, whose boat the player controls to catch fish and avoid dangers like jellyfish and piranhas in order to help the captain earn enough points to complete each level. Understanding the spawn points and speeds of the different characters is key to employing tactics like catching 5 small fish and 1 big fish in sequence to most efficiently progress through the levels.
The 10 page design document outlines a mobile game called "Captain Cheddar" targeting pre-teens to late teens. The story follows Captain Cheddar, a cheese character who must catch fish of increasing difficulty over 15 levels to earn coins and return home to his family. The arcade-style gameplay involves tapping to lower and raise a fishing hook to catch fish for points before the timer runs out. As players progress, they can purchase upgrades and unlock a mini-game and letters to spell "CHEDDAR" for bonus rewards. The interface and each level aim to be visually appealing with a sailing theme and mechanics like power-ups to enhance gameplay.
This document provides tips for freelance writers in India, including how to brand yourself online, submit articles to publications, handle rejection, and network. It discusses the challenges of freelancing such as lack of stable income and editors rejecting ideas. However, it encourages persistence and notes that the internet has created more opportunities for freelance writers. It recommends developing a specialty and provides examples of Indian freelance writing websites and markets.
The document provides details of a graphic design project for a mobile game app called Captain Cheddar. It includes analyses of the target audience and app ideas. Various design concepts are proposed and feedback is provided, such as icon, wallpaper, and billboard designs. The designs are then improved based on the feedback. The document also evaluates the final designs against other apps and outlines materials, software, and potential uses of the wallpaper design.
This document provides instructions and guidelines for students completing a science fair project. It explains that students should form teams of 1-3 people to choose a topic to investigate. They will need to submit a proposal, conduct background research citing sources, develop a question and hypothesis, and design and carry out an experiment. It also notes requirements for the final project board, presentation, and various deadlines. Suggested project ideas relate to testing commercial claims, replicating past classroom experiments, designing an invention, exploring personal interests or ways to help people.
This document discusses the SeCloud project, which aims to improve security of cloud-based applications through a proactive, risk-based approach. The project brings together multiple universities and research centers to study security issues from technical, organizational, and legal perspectives. Its goals are to develop new security tools and techniques, create a risk management model, and transfer knowledge to industry partners. The project seeks interactions with industry to validate its research and facilitate adoption of new secure development practices and technologies.
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An established jewelry manufacturer runs a site selling quality jewelry pieces at affordable prices, offering discounts of up to 75-80% off through auctions on rings, necklaces, pendants, watches and earrings so customers can purchase multiple jewelry items for less.
Viherlaakson lukiossa 2012 pitämäni esitelmä mainonnan psykologiasta. Pitää sisällään lukuisia ajatuksia herättäviä esimerkkejä mainoksista – millä keinoilla asiakkaaseen yritetään vaikuttaa?
The document discusses six price adjustment strategies used by organizations: 1) discount and allowance pricing which includes cash, quantity, functional, and seasonal discounts, 2) segmented pricing based on customers or products, 3) psychological pricing where customers prefer prices ending in 9, 99, or 95, 4) promotional pricing to attract customers by lowering prices below cost for a short time, 5) geographical pricing where higher prices may be charged in distant areas to cover shipping costs, and 6) international pricing which depends on economic conditions, competition, laws, consumer preferences in different countries.
This document contains notes from Zoe Colegate on ideas for designing an app store page and marketing for a mobile game called "Captain Cheddar". It includes tips on app design such as using consistent colors and styles. It also discusses the target audience for the game, ideas for the app icon, making the game free to download, and designs for merchandise, posters and billboards to promote the game.
Treponema pallidum is a spiral shaped bacterium that causes syphilis. It can be transmitted sexually, through blood contact or from mother to child. Syphilis has four stages: primary, secondary, latent, and tertiary. Secondary syphilis symptoms include rashes, swollen lymph nodes, and mouth/genital sores. Darkfield microscopy of lesions or serologic tests can diagnose syphilis. Benzathine penicillin is the recommended treatment and patients must follow up with testing to ensure cure.
Gonorrhea is caused by the bacteria Neisseria gonorrhoeae. It primarily infects the genital tract and rectum through sexual contact. Common symptoms in males include painful urination and discharge from the penis. In females, gonorrhea often shows few or no symptoms but can cause pelvic inflammatory disease if untreated. Diagnosis is made through microscopic examination of discharge, culture growth on selective media, and demonstration of intracellular diplococci on gram stain. Treatment involves antibiotics such as ceftriaxone or ciprofloxacin.
The document provides information for troop cookie managers about the 2013 Girl Scout cookie program run by the Lanier Service Unit. It outlines important dates, details the cookie ordering and distribution process using the eBudde system, and explains how booth sales and additional orders will work. Technology resources are available to help girls, parents, and volunteers track goals, orders, and sales.
The document provides information for Girl Scout leaders on running their annual cookie sale program. It discusses setting unit and troop level goals, fun activities for girls, the cookie diva program, ordering from cookie cupboards, the troop cookie sale manager agreement, the ACH payment form, important deadlines, and materials provided including forms for girls and leaders. Leaders are trained on using the online SNAP system to submit troop orders and track sales. The overall purpose is to prepare leaders to successfully manage their troops' participation in the cookie program.
The document provides information for Girl Scout leaders on running their annual cookie sale program. It discusses setting unit and troop level goals, fun activities for girls, the cookie diva program, ordering from cookie cupboards, the troop cookie sale manager agreement, the ACH payment form, important deadlines, and materials provided including forms for girls and leaders. Leaders are trained on using the online SNAP system to submit troop orders and track sales. The overall purpose is to prepare leaders to manage their troops' participation in the cookie program.
The document provides information about Girl Scouts of WILDERNESS ROAD's 2014 Fall Product Program. It outlines goals of the program including supporting council programs and providing funds and experiences for troops. New products for 2014 include nut varieties and personalized photo books. Girls can participate through online and in-person sales, with troops earning a higher percentage from online orders. The summary provides an overview of the program and its goals while hitting the key points in 3 sentences.
The document provides information about the 2014 Fall Product Program for Girl Scouts of North Central Alabama. It outlines the program goals of supporting council programs and providing funds and experiences for girls. Eligible girls can earn individual rewards and learn life skills through participating. Important dates are reviewed, including order taking, delivery, and paperwork deadlines. New products are highlighted and online ordering options through the Nut-e system are described. The roles and responsibilities of Service Unit and Troop Fall Managers are defined. Guidelines for troop proceeds, recognitions, and depositing funds are also summarized.
Cookie training power point for troops 2011Srkinsey
The document provides information for troop coordinators on coordinating a 2011 Girl Scout cookie program, including responsibilities, forms, important dates, guidelines for girls and parents, and recognition opportunities. It outlines the coordinator's role in training girls and parents, placing initial cookie orders, tracking inventory, making deposits, and submitting final reports. New this year is a Shout Outs cookie and eco-friendly packaging pilot project. Girls can earn rewards by reaching cookie sales goals.
The document provides information about the Girl Scout cookie program to help girls sell more cookies through engaging activities and digital tools. It outlines how cookie sales funds are allocated, with most going to local Girl Scout programming. Metrics from prior years show high sales numbers. Tools like Cookie Club and booth scheduling apps help girls and volunteers manage the sales process. Dates for upcoming sales periods and trainings are also included.
The document provides information about the Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama Fall Product Program. It outlines the program details, including new products and packaging. It discusses eligibility, responsibilities of troop leaders and managers, and the timeline and process for the nut and candy sale and magazine sale. Girls can earn proceeds and rewards for their troop through selling nuts, candy, and magazines. The program allows girls to develop skills while fundraising for their troop.
This document provides information and guidance for a unit's 2015 popcorn fundraising kickoff. It outlines 5 key steps for a successful sale: 1) Plan your program and set goals, 2) Motivate scouts with incentives, 3) Host an engaging kickoff, 4) Constantly communicate, and 5) Utilize various selling methods. Details are provided on incentive programs, selling techniques like take orders, show & sell, and online selling. The document encourages units to maximize efforts through planning, an exciting kickoff, ongoing communication, and using multiple approaches to reach their fundraising goals.
The document provides information about a Girl Scouts fall product sale program. It includes details about how troops and girls can earn funds through the sale. Girls can earn proceeds through nut and candy sales, magazine subscriptions, and by completing an address booklet. The sale allows troops to earn start-up funds and supports Girl Scout programs. Girls can set both monetary and personal goals for their participation.
This document provides an overview and training for the 2014 Girl Scout cookie program. The theme for this year's cookie sale is "This is What a Girl Can Do". All registered Girl Scouts can participate with parental permission. The goal for 2014 is 100% participation by eligible girls. Six varieties of cookies are described. A new cranberry citrus crisp cookie will be introduced. Important dates for the sale are provided, including order taking starting January 1st, initial troop orders due January 3rd, and cookie delivery January 20-24th. Resources and materials available for troops, families, and volunteers are outlined. The recognition program for girls is reviewed, with rewards for selling levels from 1000+ packages up to top seller. Key information
Operation Cookie (OC) allows troops to order cookies virtually that are then sent to military destinations by the council. Troops place OC orders in eBudde and accept payment upfront, depositing funds into their troop account. Troops do not receive or deliver OC cookies. In contrast, Troop Gift of Caring allows troops to choose a charity, order cookies that they do receive and deliver, and may use cookie extras to fill these orders. Troops should contact listed council members with any questions.
The document outlines Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road council's 2012 fall product sale program, which includes selling nuts and candy, magazine subscriptions, and other items to earn funds for troops and learn business skills. Girls can set goals and track sales through paper order forms, online ordering, and social media outreach. The program provides materials and instructions to help troops and girls maximize sales and earnings.
2014 troop cookie manager training power pointTeresa Stephens
This document provides information and guidelines for Girl Scout Cookie Coordinators. Key responsibilities include attending cookie training, maintaining proper records, providing accurate reporting, and ensuring cookie program opportunities for girls. Important dates are listed for initial orders, sales periods, and deadlines. Safety guidelines are outlined for booth sales, door-to-door sales, and for Daisy troops. The document also reviews resources, materials, sales procedures, rewards, and troop profits.
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1) The document provides information about the 2015 Fall Product Program for Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road council, including new products, online ordering options, and fundraising goals and benefits.
2) Top selling products from 2014 include peanut butter bears, pecan clusters, and dulce de leche owls. New products for 2015 include dark chocolate caramel caps and mint treasures.
3) The program runs from October 1st to October 27th, with troop product orders due on October 28th and product delivery from November 16th-17th.
This document provides information about the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts fall product program for 2015. It outlines program details including dates, returning and new products, and enhancements to the online ordering system. Tips are provided for troop leaders and volunteers on running a successful product sale. The goals for the year are to increase sales, girl participation, and troop participation from the previous year.
The document summarizes information about an upcoming Girl Scout cookie sale program, including:
- The 2015 fall sale saw a 17% annual growth in revenue and 83% growth in online nut and candy sales.
- Girl Scout cookies are a $750 million industry annually and the second largest cookie brand in the US.
- The council sells over 2 million packages of cookies annually and supports girls through the cookie sale program.
- Important dates, roles, and guidelines are provided to help troop leaders and girls succeed in the 2016 cookie sale.
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Introduction
When one thinks of Hollywood legends, Tom Selleck is a name that comes to mind. Known for his charming smile, rugged good looks. and the iconic mustache that has become synonymous with his persona. Tom Selleck has had a prolific career spanning decades. But, the journey of young Tom Selleck, from his early years to becoming a household name. is a story filled with determination, talent, and a touch of luck. This article delves into young Tom Selleck's life, background, early struggles. and pivotal moments that led to his rise in Hollywood.
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Early Life and Background
Family Roots and Childhood
Thomas William Selleck was born in Detroit, Michigan, on January 29, 1945. He was the second of four children in a close-knit family. His father, Robert Dean Selleck, was a real estate investor and executive. while his mother, Martha Selleck, was a homemaker. The Selleck family relocated to Sherman Oaks, California. when Tom was a child, setting the stage for his future in the entertainment industry.
Education and Early Interests
Growing up, young Tom Selleck was an active and athletic child. He attended Grant High School in Van Nuys, California. where he excelled in sports, particularly basketball. His tall and athletic build made him a standout player, and he earned a basketball scholarship to the University of Southern California (U.S.C.). While at U.S.C., Selleck studied business administration. but his interests shifted toward acting.
Discovery of Acting Passion
Tom Selleck's journey into acting was serendipitous. During his time at U.S.C., a drama coach encouraged him to try acting. This nudge led him to join the Hills Playhouse, where he began honing his craft. Transitioning from an aspiring athlete to an actor took time. but young Tom Selleck became drawn to the performance world.
Early Career Struggles
Breaking Into the Industry
The path to stardom was a challenging one for young Tom Selleck. Like many aspiring actors, he faced many rejections and struggled to find steady work. A series of minor roles and guest appearances on television shows marked his early career. In 1965, he debuted on the syndicated show "The Dating Game." which gave him some exposure but did not lead to immediate success.
The Commercial Breakthrough
During the late 1960s and early 1970s, Selleck began appearing in television commercials. His rugged good looks and charismatic presence made him a popular brand choice. He starred in advertisements for Pepsi-Cola, Revlon, and Close-Up toothpaste. These commercials provided financial stability and helped him gain visibility in the industry.
Struggling Actor in Hollywood
Despite his success in commercials. breaking into large acting roles remained a challenge for young Tom Selleck. He auditioned and took on small parts in T.V. shows and movies. Some of his early television appearances included roles in popular series like Lancer, The F.B.I., and Bracken's World. But, it would take a
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who wa n t t o s upp or t t h e i r
d a ug ht e r ’ s c o oki e a c t i vi t i e s
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es
t o h e l p gi r l s pr a c t i c e t h e i r
c ook i e pi t c he s b e f o r e t he y me e t
13. The Cookie
Club Process –
from a
Girl/Family
View
Log i n Sc r e e n
Cr e a t e a n Ac c ount Sc r e e n
14. The Cookie
Club Process –
from a
Girl/Family
View
•
•
Fi r s t t i me vi s i t or s t a ke
s a f e t y l e s s on
Home t a b pr ovi de s a t - a gl a nc e vi e w of goa l s , or de r s
a nd pr ogr e s s t r a c ki ng
Sa f e t y
Qui z / Ce r t i f i c a t i on
Da s hboa r d Sc r e e n
15. The Cookie Club Process –
from a Girl/Family View
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As k t a b
16. Cooki e buye r s r e c e i ve
t he i r e - c a r d
• Cooki e buye r s ma ke a
pr omi s e
– Buye r s c a n s e nd a
pe r s ona l me s s a ge of
e nc our a ge me nt ba c k
t o t he gi r l
•
Cooki e buye r s r e c e i ve a
t ha nk you c onf i r ma t i on
e ma i l
17. The Cookie Club Process – Cookie Buyers
View
Cooki e Buye r Te xt
Li nk
e Ca r d Cove r
18. The Cookie Club Process – Cookie Buyers
View
Conf i r m Or de r &
Submi t
Cooki e Or de r Sc r e e n
19. The Cookie
Club Process –
from a
Girl/Family
View
1. Gi r l s r e vi e w or de r s
2. Pa r e nt c onf i r ms or de r s a nd s ubmi t s t o e Budde ( one
t i me )
Note: ONLY orders that have been CONFIRMED will be sent to
eBudde.
21. The Cookie Club Process – from a Volunteer
View
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Budde
22. Smiles 4 Military
*YOU WILL NOT PHYSICALLY
RECEIVE THESE BOXES!!
•List them under the GOC line in
ebudde under girls tab
•If a girl sells 5 boxes to this cause, she
will receive a patch!
•
23. Ebudde OFFICAL SALES
SITE
•Complete or Update FULL registration info
for yourself.
•Must be accurate
•Only Cadettes, Seniors & Ambassadors can
check the “No Incentives/Additional
Proceeds” Box AND the paperwork only
needs to be handed in with Final Paperwork!!
24. Ebudde.littlebrownie.co
m
•Orders will be in CASES
•Order enough for two booth sales
with Initial Order. TROOP BONUS for
280 boxes entered under BOOTH (p.7)
•Do not ‘zero out’ Difference rows
•Initial Incentives Order MUST BE
SUBMITTED with Initial Order.
•This includes T-SHIRT SIZE
•Only see what a girl will receive
•Save each girls selections & troops
25. a r e i ni t i a l or de r s pl a c e d?
•
Ent e r e a c h i ndi vi dua l gi r l ’ s or de r i n boxe s
•
Ent e r c ooki e s f or f i r s t t wo Cooki e Boot hs ( Boot h
Li ne )
•
Ent e r a ddi t i ona l c ooki e s t o ha ve on ha nd f or r e or de r s
( Ot he r Li ne )
26. • Quick & efficient delivery process
• If you need to count, have someone
else drive the car
• 4 pick ups every 5 minutes.
• Choose your pick up day & time
27. o you pi c k up i ni t i a l or de r s ?
It’s Count N
Go!
28. Cupboa r ds & Addi t i ona l
Or de r s
Pe ndi ng Or de r s M ke s i t
a
Ea s y!
•
Re or de r e l e c t r oni c a l l y
•
Or de r i n f ul l CASE qua nt i t i e s
•
Se l e c t c onve ni e nt c upboa r d
l oc a t i on
•
Te l l us whe n you a r e c omi ng
•
•
Pi c k- up wi t h no wa i t i ng
M
UST s how va l i d phot o I D a nd
s i gn f or or de r s
29. Aerial View Of Berger Atlanta
750 Progress Ind. Blvd, 30043
34. Lanier SU
At Check Out Station
Cookie
Each troop volunteer will sign for receipt Team
of cookies loaded in their vehicles
If volunteer is not satisfied with the
count, there is a recount lane to confirm
Initial order t-shirts earned by girls will
be distributed at check out station
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BOOTH SALES :
Chick-Fil –A and New Wal-Mart Procedures
Monday February 14-Booth Sales begin
•Proper attire – GS uniforms
•ALL LEVELS can hold booth sales!
eBudde
•Enter Booth location, dates in ebudde!
•Watch for Council Sponsored Booth Sales
2010 Proprietary and Confidential
36. Important Dates for Lanier Service Unit
2014 GS Cookies!
•Wed. January 1th – Sales begin
•Sun. January 26th 11:59 pm–Initial orders MUST
be made in ebudde.
Fri. February 14 through Sun. February 16th
You Choose Delivery Date & Time
Berger Warehouse, Lawrenceville.
•Fri. February 14, Booth Sales Begin
37. Important Dates for Lanier Service Unit
2014 GS Cookies!
•Mon. March 17th 11:59pm
Final Deposit to GSGATL/B of A
Recognitions selected
Ebudde correct - it will be locked!
•Fri. March 19th
Paperwork to SUCM!
(Kim @ black box in driveway,
230 Highland Gate Circle, 30024)
Week of April 21st- Rewards Pick Up
(Angela’s @ 5245 Gable Ridge Way, 30518)
May 1st Last day for TCM’s to notify SUCM of
missing rewards
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Additional Cookie Orders:
•TCM places add’l orders for cookies
through ebudde
•Troops will only be able to pick up what has
been entered into eBudde. No swaps, no
extras added onto an order once you
eBudde
arrive. What is placed in eBudde is what will
be picked up.
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• Pending orders placed in eBudde should
have the phone number of the person picking
up cookies in the Transaction field. If needed,
this will allow the warehouse to be able to
contact the troop directly.
eBudde
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Each troop representative picking up cookies for a troop
should know:
troop number,
service unit name (Lanier)
the total number of cases and varieties
Cookies should be counted carefully before signing the
QB ticket (confirms the order received is what will be
eBudde
charged against the troop).
One copy of the QB ticket should be kept by the TCM
upon submission of final paperwork while the other copies
should be submitted to the SUCM.
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• Additional
orders requested for pickup at a warehouse
location require a lead time of 24 HOURS
• Pending orders placed in eBudde have to be picked up
by close of business by Saturday of the week it
requested.
• Orders not picked up will be removed from eBudde
each Monday.
eBudde
•If those orders are needed but for some reason not picked
up, they will have to be re-entered into eBudde by the
troop and picked up during the current week the request is
being made.
2010 Proprietary and Confidential
43. •Feb. 14 to March 17 Add’l Orders, Delivery &
Deposits
•Money to your troop, during delivery.
• Each troop MUST have a checking account.
44. By Wednesday March 17(part one)
1.All Money to Council Account (B of A deposit
slips)
•Use only Troop Checking Account
•Deposit with a Teller Only!
•Make sure EACH COPY is legibly validated
•Note Troop # on each slip
•Small Deposits: Less than $10,000 each
•Proceeds sheets on website
•ONLY PAY AMOUNT DUE COUNCIL!
45. By Monday, March 19 (part two)
2. Paperwork to Kim
• QB tickets (cookie p/u’s)
• Non-recognition Girl Agreement
• Unpaid Account Forms
• Deposit Slips
46. Etc……
Emails from ebudde are Blasts. Cannot receive
replies.
Any questions, problems PLEASE contact Kim
or Angela immediatelyDon’t wait until the last minute
Here’s to a great season!
Thank you for your attendance this evening!
47. •
•
•
•
Credit Card Purchases
THROUGH COUNCIL – see form to hand in for
new troops interested
Swiping devices provided free of charge
TROOPS MUST PAY FEES NOT CUSTOMERS!
(2.1% + $0.07 each sale *approx. $0.07 to
$0.14 each box)
Cannot charge more to customer
Money is directly deposited to Troop Account.
Editor's Notes
Welcome
House Keeping
Promise
Little Brownie and its corporate parent, Kellogg, was the first Girl Scout baker to invest in GreenPalm certificates to cover 100% of our global palm oil use. GreenPalm certificates help growers fund the transition to sustainable palm.
Through the interactive volunteer guide, busy leaders can: Get tips from REAL girls about the power of GOAL-SETTING, Click directly to eBudde, VIP e-training & Cookie Club, Sign up for the Volunteer Blog & Link directly to our YouTube, Pinterest & Cookie Locator sites, among others!
Welcome
House Keeping
Booth Scheduler is a necessary tool for those who want to maximize booth sales. Troops vie for the best times and locations to sell. It integrates seamlessly with the online and mobile versions of the Cookie Locator.
Which booth is best? Booth Sale Recorder delivers real, live data
For a cookie volunteer, booth sales can be a record-keeping challenge.
With the Booth Sale Recorder app for the smartphone, volunteers can enter the number of cookie packages sold at the booth, select which girls will receive credit and send the information directly to their eBudde accounts.
The app certainly makes life easier for volunteers.
The New Family piece being mailed to each girl and parent
Welcome
House Keeping
Welcome
House Keeping
February 14 – February 16
First Come – First Serve for reserving time slots
Troops MUST submit their initial cookie & rewards order before selecting pick-up location & time
Cupboards open February 19
All locations closed on Sundays
Must have valid photo ID
Location & Quantity requests MUST be made in eBudde pg. 24 of Troop Cookie Manual
Welcome
House Keeping
Promise
In 2009/2010 Councils will have enhanced Zip Code Reporting. In 2010/2011, the next evolution of Cookie Locator consumers will be asked if they'd like to receive eMail/cell phone text messages when a cookie booth opens in their preferred zip code search. Do not promise this additional set of features for this spring...it's future direction.
In 2009/2010 Councils will have enhanced Zip Code Reporting. In 2010/2011, the next evolution of Cookie Locator consumers will be asked if they'd like to receive eMail/cell phone text messages when a cookie booth opens in their preferred zip code search. Do not promise this additional set of features for this spring...it's future direction.
In 2009/2010 Councils will have enhanced Zip Code Reporting. In 2010/2011, the next evolution of Cookie Locator consumers will be asked if they'd like to receive eMail/cell phone text messages when a cookie booth opens in their preferred zip code search. Do not promise this additional set of features for this spring...it's future direction.
In 2009/2010 Councils will have enhanced Zip Code Reporting. In 2010/2011, the next evolution of Cookie Locator consumers will be asked if they'd like to receive eMail/cell phone text messages when a cookie booth opens in their preferred zip code search. Do not promise this additional set of features for this spring...it's future direction.
In 2009/2010 Councils will have enhanced Zip Code Reporting. In 2010/2011, the next evolution of Cookie Locator consumers will be asked if they'd like to receive eMail/cell phone text messages when a cookie booth opens in their preferred zip code search. Do not promise this additional set of features for this spring...it's future direction.
In 2009/2010 Councils will have enhanced Zip Code Reporting. In 2010/2011, the next evolution of Cookie Locator consumers will be asked if they'd like to receive eMail/cell phone text messages when a cookie booth opens in their preferred zip code search. Do not promise this additional set of features for this spring...it's future direction.