Daniel K Email & Phone Number

The Universe

I enjoy separating my consciousness from my mind and body and placing it in the 5th dimension where there is love, no thinking - just knowledge, channeling of other beings, bliss, the desire to help others, and so much more! When this happens (the mind and body stay and operate in the 4th dimension), I am in a high-frequency meditative state and have fun spreading positive energy and raising the frequencies of those who need it most as a small contribution to the Ascension ;)

United States

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Alexandria, Va

Alexandria, Va

Alexandria, Va

Alexandria, Va

Kearny Enterprises offers a variety of services and is continually growing every year. We are "On a Mission to Help Others"

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Oversee the day-to-day activities of the company to ensure that the operation runs smoothly each day, at the direction of the Chief Executive Officer. Manage personnel, purchasing, research and development, manufacturing, marketing, and sales departments.Coliseum Apparel LLC, is a SDVOB (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business) focused on providing individuals, organizations, educational institutions and corporate entities with imaging solutions via custom screen printing, embroidery, marketing, and premium promotional items. Founded by two college students in 2006 with an initial t-shirt design, Coliseum Apparel has grown into a trend-setting powerhouse. We aim to be the hub for all custom apparel, marketing and promotional needs, be they personal or professional. Coliseum Apparel is a company comprised of seasoned professionals and creative design technicians. We are confident that we are very much in touch with the pulse of our clients’ needs.

Worldwide

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Duties included ensuring that products on shelves were in the correct places, stocking inventory to fill shelves, placing overstock in the appropriate places, and assisting customers as needed.

Duties included scanning, copying, printing, binding, and quality checking of client work. A majority of files that I dealt with required additional formatting and modification that I used Microsoft programs such as Excel, Word, Photoshop, PowerPoint, and Adobe applications, to fix. Most files were put on an FTP site that I downloaded from daily. Operated a Xerox Docutech135, a Konica 1050 black and white printer, two Konica 6500 color printers, a Pitney Bowes mailing machine, and various binding equipment including coil punchers and binders, off-line tape binding machines, small folding machines, and a shrink wrapping unit. I was also in charge of completing, shipping, and tracking daily orders that had to be sent out via Fed-Ex and the USPS. Lastly, I was in charge of a large project of file conversions from 8mm tape to PDF format.

Duties included copying, printing, binding, quality checking and delivery of a wide variety of jobs from public to private and in-house customers. Some jobs required additional formatting through Microsoft Office programs and Adobe applications, electronic file conversion, and sending/merging files and printing on black and white and color printers. Operated three Xerox Docutech 135 printers, a Xerox 5252 color copier/printer, a Xerox 6115 printer with a Freeflow front-end, an HP 5500PS large format printer (with oversize scanner), SEAL Image 400S oversize poster mounting/laminating machine, a Pitney Bowes mailing machine, and various off-line binding equipment. I also supervised a variety of scanning projects from top law firms in the Washington D.C. Metro Area and government agencies, including Northrop Grumman, SEC, and TYCO, with a staff of 40 employees. Followed production process from acceptance to delivery, making sure that all client specifications were met correctly and done on time. Occasionally assisted in scan, QA, and QC processes and helped employees if they had any problems. Finally, I was also in charge of creating and maintaining Excel spreadsheets for the purpose of tracking several hundred boxes of litigation through the production process every day.

Duties included scanning, copying, printing, binding, and quality checking of client work. A majority of files that I dealt with required additional formatting and modification that I used Microsoft programs such as Excel, Word, Photoshop, PowerPoint, and Adobe applications, to fix. Most files were put on an FTP site that I downloaded from daily. Operated a Xerox Docutech135, a Konica 1050 black and white printer, two Konica 6500 color printers, a Pitney Bowes mailing machine, and various binding equipment including coil punchers and binders, off-line tape binding machines, small folding machines, and a shrink wrapping unit. I was also in charge of completing, shipping, and tracking daily orders that had to be sent out via Fed-Ex and the USPS. Lastly, I was in charge of a large project of file conversions from 8mm tape to PDF format.

Duties included copying, printing, binding, quality checking and delivery of a wide variety of jobs. Also communicated with customers to discuss their project status and suggested modifications based on their needs. Operated a Xerox Docutech135 printer, a Xerox Docutech 6115 with a Digipath front end, a Xerox 2040 color scanner/printer, an HP 5500 large-format printer, and a variety of binding equipment.

I was contracted to the International Trade Commission to supervise two Xerox employees within the Printing/Publishing Division of the facility and coordinate with the government Publishing Division Director to plan and schedule the workflow that was constantly coming from over 280 internal clients. My duty was to make sure we (Xerox employees) were satisfying the contract with the ITC by completing all jobs correctly and on time while working closely with the all government employees in the building. I operated two Xerox Docutech 6180 printers with Digipath front ends and on-line perfect-binder attachments, a Xerox color copier/scanner/printer, a DC 265 copier/printer, various binding equipment, a Pitney Bowes mailing machine, and an envelope printer.

Duties included copying, printing, and binding a wide variety of customer jobs. I actually started as a forklift operator and quickly became interested in the Docutech printer so I cross-trained and within a few months I became a Docutech Operator. One year later I was the supervisor of the printing department and stayed there until the end of my career at IKON. I created a job schedule at the beginning of each shift, made sure the job requests were filled out properly, made sure all work was completed, and coordinated with the Bindery Supervisor to transfer all jobs and instructions to the binding department employees for finishing. I frequently assisted in the bindery process also.

Ft. Benning, Ga

I had big plans but after stepping in a pothole and tweaking my knee during a dark PT run, I ended up being discharged and was not able to fulfill my plans for joining the 101st Airborne Division. Little did I know, God had bigger plans and is constantly showing me that He works in mysterious ways!