...How successful is the Warner Leisure Hotel business model of targeting the Third Age market? Although holiday camps have been in existence in the UK since the early 1900s, their prominence in the hospitality industry was not established until the 1950s. Holiday camps thrived until the availability of package tours in the 1970s, where due to a subsequent decrease in demand, many were closed down shortly afterwards (Ward and Hardy, 1984). Warner Leisure Hotels identified a potential opportunity in concentrating on one particular sector (Mintel, 2013), the Third Age market. Carr and Komp (2011) describe the Third Age as the period of life which occurs after retirement but prior to the onset of disability, in which individuals are capable of remaining actively engaged. Warner initially launched a marketing campaign “Just for Adults”, in order to attract their target clientele, and cater for guests over the age of 21 only. Warner now run 13 hotels and resorts in various countryside and coastal locations across the UK (Warner Leisure Hotels, 2013).Their hotels are historical or grade I and II listed buildings which appeal to this market, and have manicured gardens with pathways suited for short walks to take exercise. Short breaks of either three or four days are offered, tied in with coach packages for ease of transportation. Guest hosts are employed to encourage guests to participate in a range of group activities such as swimming, bowls, archery and ballroom dancing. Furthermore...
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...Dear cha-cha, The last few months have been hard living in here with very little food and space. Like just last week we had someone break into the shop, and then a couple days ago someone kept calling the store at night, also it was a Friday and no one was in the office which scared me a little. But be sides all that , Anne and I have gotten a lot closer and if we are to get out of this place I would like to spend more time with Anne. She has changed a lot since I first met her I like the new Anne better .She much more quiet and soft spoken but I do find her company very enjoyable. I really enjoy spending time her. Everyone has been getting along better ever since the whole thing with my dad when we found out he was stealing bread from everyone and Mrs. Frank wanted to kick my mom and dad out and let me stay. I didn’t feel right so if she did kick them out I would have felt obligated to go with them. However after we found out about the invasion in Normandy, everyone hopes we may get out of here. I couldn’t help myself so, I just started singing and dancing with Anne and Margot. But I still have some feeling that something is going on with the phone call and no one being in work on a Friday I don’t know what’s going on. Sincerely, Peter Van...
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...As we have grown up we have heard of Christmas. It is mentioned everywhere in newspapers, books, television, the internet, and everywhere else. But what is the real meaning of Christmas? Is it the gifts under the tree, the lights in the windows, the cards in the mail, turkey dinners with family and friends, snow in the yard, stockings hanging in the living room, and shouts of "Merry Christmas" to those who pass us in the streets? Is this really Christmas? For many people, Christmas is a time of sorrow. They don't have the extra money to buy presents for their children, family, and friends. Many are saddened at Christmastime when they think of their loved ones who will not be able to come home for various reasons. Turkey dinners may be only a wish and not a reality for some. Another factor is the advertising is it all around us especially during Christmas time. We have become so material that it’s all about gifts or boxing day. Most of us are looking forward so we can buy a new laptop or phone as soon as it comes on sale. These things make Christmas a marketing event not a holiday. A holiday, that is supposed to be spent with family and friends enjoying with each other. I can explain this with a simple story. I was picking up some items in my neighbourhood convenience store the other day when I noticed this young girl and boy beside me perusing store items. The girl looked about 11; the boy, probably her brother, about 7 or 8. They were under-dressed for the weather with light...
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...| 40 | 30 | 0.21 | 0.68 | 47 to 68 | 50 | 45 | 0.32 | 1.00 | 69 to 00 | Total | 140 | 1.00 | | | Probability and Random Number Interval (RNI) for Reorder Lead Time Lead Time (Days) | Frequency (Orders) | Probability | Cumulative Probability | RNI | 1 | 10 | 0.17 | 0.17 | 01 to 17 | 2 | 20 | 0.33 | 0.50 | 18 to 50 | 3 | 30 | 0.50 | 1.00 | 51 to 00 | Total | 60 | 1.00 | | | The probability for a given variable is normally obtained through the historical outcomes of the organization. But, it is difficult to gain such kind of data which are private and confidential to every organization. Thus, we will assume that the probabilities is distributed normally. Gong Cha has decided to place an order of 100 boxes of ingredients when there are only left 15 boxes of ingredients. Gong Cha stimulate 10 days of operation whereas assuming that there are 50 boxes of ingredients left in the current inventory....
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...Purch | Desired range | |of values for a | |Goodness-of-fitstatistics Value good fit | |Absolute fit measures | |Chi-square test χ2 1424.43 p>.05 | |Degree of freedom df 137 ≧0 | |Chi-square / degree of freedom ratio χ2/ df 10.40 2 to 5 | |Root mean square error of approximation RMSEA .11 .90 | |Incremental fit measures | |Adjusted good-of-fit index AGFI .74 >.90 | |Turker-Lewis index TLI .82 >.90 | |Normed fit index NFI .84 >.90 ...
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...Chapter I:3 Gross Income: Inclusions Discussion Questions I:3-1 The phrase "income from whatever source derived" appears in both the 16th Amendment to the Constitution and in Sec. 61(a). This overlapping terminology was adopted to assure the constitutionality of the income tax. p. I:32. I:3-2 In economics, income is defined as the amount that an individual could consume during a period and remain as well off at the end of the period as he or she was at the beginning of the period. In accounting, income is measured by a transactions approach. Accountants measure income when it is realized in a completed transaction. pp. I:32 and I:33. I:3-3 It is much easier to administer the tax law based on the accounting concept of income instead of the economic concept. Also, wherewithaltopay is greater when income is taxed as it is realized. pp. I:33 and I:3-4. I:3-4 The concept of wherewithaltopay means that a tax should be imposed when the taxpayer can most easily pay. A taxpayer who owns property that has increased in value does not necessarily have the funds needed to pay any tax. Taxing the gain when it is realized often means that the tax becomes due at the same time the taxpayer collects the sales price. p. I:3-4. I:3-5 A loan repayment is not consistent with the normal meaning given to the word income. A taxpayer is no better off because a loan is repaid. There has been no economic benefit. As a result the repayment of a loan is not taxable simply because...
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...Relatório I Briefing de Pesquisa Feel Good – Chá líquido Professora Zilla Bendit AE-2 Caroline Fernandes Celisa Sagae João Gustavo Rezende Luis Felipe Kita Piera Salviano Thais Garcia Sumário 1 Sumário Executivo ......................................................................................... 1 1.1 Dados Fornecidos.................................................................................... 1 2 Análise dos Dados Fornecidos ....................................................................... 1 2.1 2.2 2.3 Marcas e Segmentos ............................................................................... 1 Canais de Distribuição ............................................................................ 4 Demografia ............................................................................................. 8 3 Análise dos Dados Secundários ................................................................... 10 4 Objetivos da Pesquisa................................................................................... 12 5 Problemas de Pesquisa ................................................................................. 13 6 Objetivos da Pesquisa................................................................................... 14 7 Problema de Marketing ................................................................................ 14 ...
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...Chapter Four Case Study Scenarios Edgar Martinez Ashford University Interdisciplinary Capstone Benjamin Hegedish June 24, 2013 One of the many gifts a teacher must possess in order to be successful in the classroom, is the inherent ability to be able to make quick assessments and provide guidance based on individual students’ performance traits. Again, like I have stated before, one must be able to accept daily challenges and face them with a smile. Chapter four of our book, “The final step: A capstone in Education” teaches us the importance of assessment in our classrooms and makes us question exactly what do know about assessments? We are exposed to theories behind assessing that vary from feedback to monitoring and a teacher’s required ability to be able to record, observe analyze and respond to their student’s responses in the attempt to improve student learning. The importance of descriptive feedback is once again enforced by its innate effect on student learning. Taking a look at Andre’s social studies class and how his minor dilemma is trying to figure out what to do with the last 10 minutes of his class’ time. At the end of the unit, his students face a 50 question test that will assess their knowledge of his student’s textbook reading of the French Revolution. One activity that Andre can incorporate into his last ten minutes of class is to engage the students in a question-answer comprehension round. Without giving the students a clear heads up that the...
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...LEW CHA PAW v PUA YONG YONG (2009) Fact of the case Lew Cha Paw, one of the twelve plaintiffs, is residing at No. 3, Jalan Haruan, Batu 10 81300 Skudai, Johor. The defendants which are Pua Yong Yong and Pua Keng Siang, reside at house No. 4 located immediately next to the plaintiff’s residence. A chain-link fence coupled with zinc sheets separates the two houses. Some misunderstandings arose between the plaintiffs and the defendants around February and March 2006. Subsequently the relationship between the plaintiffs and the defendants deteriorated to the extent that the one of the plaintiffs was charged and convicted for criminal intimidation against the defendants. On 13 May 2006, the defendants installed five closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in their house. Four of the cameras are installed at the front porch while one is installed at the rear of the house. Out of these five CCTV cameras, only one CCTV camera which is camera number three located at the front porch is pointing directly at the plaintiffs’ house. This camera is attached to a nine feet pole which is about sixteen feet from the chain-link fence. Disputing Issues that raised the case The plaintiffs’ main complaint is that camera number three is directed and focused at and monitoring and capturing images of the plaintiffs’ front courtyard, and the camera at the rear of defendants’ house is directed and focused at and monitoring and capturing images of the rear portion of the plaintiffs’...
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...Submitted by: Angeles, Ma. Alyanna Criscell C. IA12209 PORTFOLIO PE 2 Rhythmic Activities Submitted to: Prof. Kristine Pecson-Cinco Dance The word “Dance” comes from the Greek word “damson” which means to stretch. All dancing is made up of stretching and relaxing. Thus, a simple analysis of the term “sayaw” which easily lead one to say that is must have derived from the word “saya” which means happy. A person who is very happy or in the rhythmical movement is an outward expression of his feeling. Meaning: • Dance of many types is the physical expression of rhythm and music. • It is a pure expression of the dancers’ thoughts and feelings. • It is the union of movement, rhythm and arts of life. • It is the union of minds and body expressing the intangible through the medium of time and space. Phases of Dance: Folk Dance The traditional Dance of an Indigenous society that depicts the cultural characteristics of a specific people of a given time place. Folk dance deals with the usual traditions of the past by which a multitude of national characteristic in music steps, and costumes are preserved. Ethnic Dance These dances reflect the peculiar characteristics of specific tribes specially their cultural, racial; religious and traditional similarities. Although the movement patterns are not specific, this dance is seldom classified as folkdance. ...
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... Och dom s?ger: Bl[C]a, bla, bla, bla - du fattar ingen[G]ting Och du svarar: Ch[Am]a, cha, cha, cha - ni f?r mig vart ni vi[F]ll Och dom s?ger: Bl[C]a, bla, bla, bla - du fattar ingen[G]ting Och du svarar: Ch[Am]a, cha, cha, cha - dom f?r dig vart dom vi[F]ll Vi ?r f?r[C]lorare (skyll dig sj?lv) Vi tv[G]? (inget h?nder h?r) Sen vi var sju[Am]tton, sjutton ?[F]r [C] [G] [Am] [F] Vi ?r f?r[C]lorare Vi tv[G]? Sen vi var sju[Am]tton ?[F]r [C]Skyll dig sj?lv, inget h?n[G]der h?r Men det g?[Am]r ingenting, om dina h?nder ?r h?[F]r [C]Och skyll dig sj?lv, f?r folk vill g?rna l?ra k?n[G]na dig Men ne[Am]j!, f?r jag har inte se[F]tt n?n som dig, ?n Vi ?r f?r[C]lorare Vi tv[G]? Sen vi var sju[Am]tton ?[F]r Och dom s?ger: Bl[C]a, bla, bla, bla - du fattar ingen[G]ting Och du svarar: Ch[Am]a, cha, cha, cha - ni f?r mig vart ni vi[F]ll Och dom s?ger: Bl[C]a, bla, bla, bla - du fattar ingen[G]ting Och du svarar: Ch[Am]a, cha, cha, cha - dom f?r dig vart dom vi[F]ll Vi ?r f?r[C]lorare (skyll dig sj?lv)...
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...10 RECEITAS COM BATATA-DOCE O chips de batata-doce é uma opção deliciosa de aperitivo saudávelO chips de batata-doce é uma opção deliciosa de aperitivo saudável Créditos: Reprodução Modas vem e vão, mas uma coisa é certa: sempre vão surgir novas soluções quando o assunto é a luta contra a balança. Dietas malucas não param de aparecer por aí, mas uma nova moda que vem conquistando muita gente é bem surpreendente: a batata-doce. O bom dessa novidade é que, em vez de ser mais uma dieta que vai contra o que é saudável, ela traz um alimento supersaudável para a alimentação. A batata doce é um desses alimentos com índice glicêmico baixo. Ele entra na corrente sanguínea, é quebrado de maneira lenta, e, da mesma forma, é liberada em forma de glicose para os pontos que a necessitam. Se comparada à batata inglesa, a qual tem índice glicêmico mais elevado. 10 receitas fáceis com tapioca Restaurantes com comida sem glúten em São Paulo Dieta sem glúten e lactose funciona para emagrecer? A quantidade de 100g de batata-doce cozida tem cerca de 76.8kcal e é rica em vitaminas A e C. Essas substâncias são antioxidantes e devem estar presentes na alimentação de atletas. Quem pratica exercício físico, precisa de uma refeição rica em antioxidantes, pois, durante o processo de regeneração muscular ocorre a liberação de grande quantidade de radicais livres. Confira abaixo receitas saborosas e inusitadas com batata-doce: CHIPS DE BATATA-DOCE Ingredientes Batata-doce (a quantidade...
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...Wind Blew, by Pat Hutchins 5) NON-FICTION • Black? White? Day? Night! A Book of Opposites, by Laura Vaccaro Seeger • Apples Here! By Will Hubbell • Clothing Around the World, by Kelly Doundra • We Are All Alike, We Are All Different, by the Cheltenham Elementary school Kindergarteners • Little Bear Brushes His Teeth, by Jetta Langreuter SONG & DANCE LITERACY THEMES [pic] Title: A House for Hermit Crab Author: Eric Carle Illustrator: Eric Carle Publisher: Simon and Schuster children’s books Age Level: 4 – 6 Summary – A hermit crab wanders the ocean floor looking for the perfect home. Extension Activity – “The Hermit Crab Cha, Cha, Cha”. Objective – Story recall, large motor development and music appreciation. Materials needed – Singing...
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...[All] neoreul mannamyeon [D.O] nunmul cha olla [All] babo gateun nan [D.O] amu mal mothae [Baekhyun] malhaejwo Merry Merry Christmas, annyeong jal jinaeneungeoji [All] nuni naerimyeon [Chanyeol] meongdeun gaseumi [All] modu hayahge [Chanyeol] da deopyeojige doelkka [Suho] mianhae jalhaejuji mothae [D.O] huhoeman gadeuk gadeuk haetdeon, geu Christmas [Chanyeol] bulbit gadeukhan georigeori Honja georeosseo, dadeul haengbokhae boyeo [D.O] neoneun eonjena gonggicheoreom isseojul Georan chakkage, meongcheonghi bonae [Sehun] naega neomu mianhae [All] neomu heunhan yaegi [Baekhyun] jinago namyeon neomu sojunghae [All] hangsang jinachiji [Baekhyun] wae geuddaeneun moreuneun geolkka [Chanyeol] jigeumeun dareul geoya malhaejugopa [Sehun] yeah [All] neoreul mannamyeon [Suho] nunmul cha olla [All] babo gateun nan [Suho] amu mal mothae [D.O] malhaejwo Merry Merry Christmas, annyeong jal jinaeneungeoji [All] nuni naerimyeon [Kai] meongdeun gaseumi [All] modu hayahge [Kai] da deopyeojige doelkka [Chanyeol] nunmurinji nun ddaemuninji [Baekhyun] jeomjeom neo meolli meolli boideon, geu Christmas [D.O] jeongmal singihan iriya neoui saenggakmaneuro nunmul cha heureunimallya [Chanyeol] Tears are falling, falling, falling [Kai] dasi neoegero gago sipeo [Suho] museun irideun hal su isseo [Baekhyun] jigeumkkaji salmi modu sarajinda haedo Girl uuuh~ yea yea yea yeah [All] neoreul mannamyeon [Sehun] nunmul cha olla [All] babo gateun nan...
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