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Introduction 7

Executive Summary 8
1.1 Gourmet Chocolates Business 8
1.2. Description of Services and Products 8
1.3. Market 9
1.4. Financial Profile 10

Description of the Business Summary 12

Mission Statement 12
Business Model 13
Business Strategy 13
SWOT Analysis 14
Strengths 14
Weaknesses: 15
Opportunities: 15
Threats: 16
3. Marketing Strategies for Gourmet Chocolates 16
3.1. Price-Strategy Marketing 16
3.2. Product-Strategy Marketing 17
3.3. Promotion-Strategy Market 18
3.4. Place-Strategy Marketing 18

Action Program 19

Budgets 19
Breakeven Analysis 20
Cash Flow Statement 21
Controls 24
Contingency Planning and Conclusion 24
Introduction
The assessment business plan intends to give uncle Ulrich the necessary tools to pursue the entrepreneur dream Continue reading...

The depictions of pro-slavery and anti-slavery states of Antebellum America are evident in Stowe’s “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”. Originally published a few years before the American Civil War, of between 1861 and 1865, Historians list Stowe’s novel as one of the reasons behind the final decision for the opposing sides to take up arms. Evidently, as her narration follows two storylines, that of Uncle Tom and Eliza Harris, Stowe successfully garnered the abolitionists’ movement to take action and fight against slavery. The success of Stowe’s story revolves around the main characters in the same. On one Continue reading...

James Joyce’s “Araby” is a timeless and simple tale of one young boy’s youthful passion. Set in the middle of a country’s economic despair, Joyce appears at times to use love as a device to brighten the otherwise bleak world around his characters. The bleak surroundings are the narrator’s reality but, in fact, Joyce uses intense imagery and symbolism in an effort to camouflage the scenes, perhaps in an effort to display the story’s dominant impression. Though the setting was in turmoil, youths like the narrator were still fighting to find something worth being Continue reading...

Some people are born great and some achieve greatness through their determination and deeds. Difficulties do not stop achievers from achieving their goals and they face every problem with patience in their life. Such people inspire others to do well in their life. I am inspired by my friend’s uncle, Karl Fernando who has done tremendous jobs for rag picker children of Kenya. He is very down to earth man who does not like much publicity, but believes in working for the betterment of people.
Uncle Fernando’s parents were very poor and he did not get a Continue reading...

Despite the fact that the world depicted in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet is unequivocally a masculine world, the female characters Ophelia, the lover Hamlet, the prince of Denmark and the male protagonist, and Gertrude, Ophelia’s mother, are significant characters and contribute to the meaning of the play as a whole. These female protagonists retain significance because the males portrayed in the play do not fully understand them. Prototypical tragic heroes are often ascribed a brand of masculinity that is predicated on and constructed around a plethora of fears and anxieties regarding maternal corporeality. Indeed, both Ophelia and Gertrude Continue reading...

Ship Breaker is a novel telling the story of teenage boy called Nailer who lives on a coast in New Orleans. New Orleans is covered with water due to the massive meltdown of the polar ice caps. Nailer is the main character in this novel and he is on his hero’s journey. First of all, Nailer is on his hero’s journey because the novel starts by describing him as leading an ordinary life where the reader is made to sympathize with the kind of life he is leading. Nailer is not happy with the life he leads Continue reading...

At the age of sixteen, I was the savior of the city. We had been attacked by aliens that sucked human blood for survival. The aliens had broken into my best friend room and inflicted injuries that left him dead. The security officers had tried to prevent the attacks, but their efforts proved futile. I was gifted with supernatural powers in which I could foretell the next spot that would be attacked by the aliens. With this in mind, I planned the best way to eliminate the two aliens that caused mayhem in the city.
I had a bow Continue reading...

Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman is perhaps one of the great American plays, a fundamentally tragic account of the death of the American Dream and the impossibility of achieving the high standards of success set for oneself by society and upper-middle-class capitalist industrialism. The character of Willy Loman speaks to every American who has been sold the dream of a white picket fence, a full and happy nuclear family, and a successful and lucrative job – oftentimes, this does not happen, and this can be incredibly frustrating. Set against the backdrop of 1940s post-World War II America, Death Continue reading...

The subject matter and style of Hemingway's writing represent the conventional American writing style. Hemmingway wrote a number of stories that included the common themes of as his men and women characters face death and different emotional turmoil. His characters are vulnerable, but they are not defined by this vulnerability. In his early writings, Hemingway presented himself through his character Nick Adams, a youthful child, who follows his father to an American Indian camp to deliver a baby boy. Similarly, Nick watches two killers who have been hired to kill a boxer. Throughout these stories the readers sees the Continue reading...

Homework Assignment – 2

I decided to interview Marry Williams because of her inspiring personality and success of her bakery shop in a short span of time. William started her bakery shop three years back, and in very short time, her shop is very well known in my area.

William completed her master degree in hospitality management and worked for four years in a three star hotel. Since her young age, she had a passion for baking which encouraged her to open a bakery shop. William said that while working in a hotel, she realized that her potential is not completely realized. She Continue reading...

The adventures of Huckleberry Finn and the American Slavery

Introduction:
The issue of slavery has been one of the most debated cases worldwide and spreads throughout the entire lifespan of human civilization. It is very evident that all of the civilizations existed up to the modern days has been characterized with a caste system. This system is a classification of people that lives in a certain community. Of course, they are divided into rulers, middle men, farmers and slaves.
The context of servitude/slavery undermined the gap to the country as timely as the Constitutional Convention of 1787, and during the time a progression of concessions was made on Continue reading...

The type of criticisms borrows a lot from the works of Freud, who wrote about the psychoanalysis of literature. In his explanation, the art adopts the style of reading that looks at the interpretation of texts with the use of a psychological lens. The argument is that literature just as dreams display the secret desires and concerns of an author. For that reason, literature is seen as an exhibition of a writer’s neurosis, which is his or her psyche. Looking at the works of Shakespeare by focusing on Hamlet specifically, readers all over will agree that it is Continue reading...

Kelly McDowell argues that “any children’s novel almost always falls into didacticism one way or another (McDowell, 236).” Didactism is the presence of lesson-learning or instruction in a novel. It is the novel’s ability to teach moral lessons, or to instruct children how to operate in the adult world, in a socially appropriate way. All novels fit somewhere on a sliding scale that ranges from non-didactic, or subversive to overtly didactic or so completely didactic that they are no longer also entertaining. I will argue that along this continuum there is also subjective didactism, which relies on Continue reading...

The perspective about gender is something that gets constructed by the society. The society in South Korea is a patriarchal one. Individuals are conditioned to follow the gender roles right from the childhood. The South Korean society is quite a conservative one. In retrospect, I can very well comprehend that fact that I was myself conditioned to ascribe to a specific gender role that was approved by the society.
I remember how the females were expected to function and behave in the society and among people of the family. There was a stark difference between the upbringing of male Continue reading...

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Is the war on terror just?

Introduction
Terrorism is not a conflict between two nations; it is a conflict of ideology and politics. The war on terror has been heavily misplaced since the day it was launched. The politics and arrogance of certain leaders have cost the nation the lives of thousands of young Americans who otherwise would have led the country’s economy. The United States is not the only country in the world that is affected by terrorism however; it is the only nation that has been spending trillions of dollars to fight a non-existent war that we cannot win at Continue reading...

Law Assignment

Law Assignment

Part A

Anne’s Case
For Anne’s case with passageway, she should first of all refer to the agreement that she had made regarding the purchase to be aware about the terms and conditions. According to the UK Sale of Goods Acts 1893, applicable in England and Ireland, implied conditions may involve the seller, using the best of his knowledge to notify the buyer that he is selling the right kinds of goods. Moreover, it is an implied warranty that the buyer will have good possession and enjoyment of the purchase (s2). If the seller is supposed to Continue reading...

Every job in the world has its unique set of demands. Karasek contends that these demands vary in nature, for example, some are physical while others are intellectual (288). Furthermore according to Karasek, the capacity to perform a job satisfactorily depends on a worker’s ability to meet both the intellectual and physical demands of a job. (288). Schreuder et al., states that one does not acquire the ability to meet these demands overnight, especially when it comes to blue collar kinds of jobs or the minimum wage jobs in the society that are not normally given much attention ( Continue reading...

English

30 of March 2015

The film tells about two sisters. One of them was born with a curse, she had the magic power to turn everything in ice. One day they were playing and Elsa hit Anna by her power.
The sorcerers of the tribe of trolls have saved her younger sister, but warned that if the next time the ice gets into the heart, sister would die. Therefore, was decided to erase all memories of the magical abilities of older sister and isolate Elsa from people, to let her learn how to control her magic powers. For many Continue reading...

The slavery institution defined Antebellum America and was the determining factor for the social, economic, and political spheres of the country. The more slaves a person owned, the richer they were, blacks were inferior to the whites, and the government had laws to govern slave property and ensure white supremacy. However, the American Civil War of between 1861 and 1865 marked a new era on American soil as abolitionists won the war in order to liberate the black race. Winning the war did not necessarily mean that the Caucasian Americans will readily integrate blacks into their societies as equals. Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

Renowned scholar and cultural critic George Lipsitz famously opined: “Those of us who are ‘white’ can only become part of the solution if we recognize the degree to which we are already part of the problem—not because of our race but because of our possessive investment in it" (Lipsitz, 2006, p. 22). Lipsitz unequivocally believed that in order for society to progress into an entity characterized by liberty and equality, it must escape from this hegemonic paradigm Lipsitz refers to as “the possessive investment in whiteness” (p. 1). This construction of whiteness is quite unclear and often does Continue reading...