Vacant Chapter 14 Home

â€Å"Margie's been coming by every night to make sure I have food or whatever. We would talk for a little while.† Emily stops and looks toward the door. â€Å"I'm guessing she hasn't shown up tonight because she saw the car out front.† I yawn, but not because I'm bored. I could listen to Emily talk forever about the six days I missed out on. I'm exhausted though and the days I went without restful sleep are showing. â€Å"You are so tired, Ethan. We can do this tomorrow.† Her hand slides down my face as a warm smile takes over her features. I stand to head toward the bedroom, and she turns to make her bed on the couch. â€Å"Emily?† I question her. â€Å"I was hoping we could go to bed.† The, â€Å"well, duh,† look she gives me, and then returns to making her bed tells me she's not understanding my meaning. â€Å"No, ummm†¦Ã¢â‚¬  Why am I so nervous to say this? I roll my eyes at myself. â€Å"Like, together,† I say as I step to the doorway of the bedroom, â€Å"in here.† Her eyes get huge, owl huge, and I realize my mistake. â€Å"No! Not like that. I just†¦.† I have messed up so much; I want to get something right, so I pause and collect my thoughts. â€Å"No more sleeping on the couch, Emily. We're adults who love each other. I don't want to be apart anymore. Come to bed with me and sleep. Nothing else.† I want her to understand that I'm not pushing. I want her close, but I don't want her to be uncomfortable. This is a monumental step forward for us. â€Å"You, me, pajamas, and sleeping†¦Ã¢â‚¬  I decide that perhaps a little lighthearted humor won't hurt. â€Å"And maybe a little more of the kissing.† I will behave. I put on full length pajama pants – over my boxers – and t-shirt. I get under the sheet, lie flat on my back and cross my hands over my stomach. I wait. Patiently? No. Emily enters the bedroom from the bathroom, and I can tell she's nervous. I'm not sure if her anxiety is because of the prospect of sleeping with me or that she is wearing a tank and panty set I'm pretty sure was intended for a toddler and not a full grown woman. I can see her nipples. And her†¦I'm definitely in trouble. Do I tell her? I have no idea what the protocol is for divulging sexual history to a prospective mate. Mate? I roll my eyes at myself again as images of Emily and me wrapped in fur coverings shoot through my mind. I'm running around with a spear shouting, â€Å"Me man, you woman.† It's totally ridiculous that I've reverted to a prehistoric mindset. If I were a caveman, I'd have an easier time with the subject at hand. I'd just grab Emily and shove my penis in her vagina with nothing more than grunts. Being without conversational language skills has its advantages; there's no way to explain everything. My thoughts have veered off course, and I need to focus on the woman crawling up the bed like a cat hunting a mouse. Even though I haven't admitted it to myself, this is one of the reasons I'm so afraid of this thing with Emily. Sex and the topic of sex have always been off the table with her. We have never discussed previous experiences. I'd always assumed Emily was a virgin, but maybe it was just wishful thinking on my part since she came to me at a young age. I'm not naive enough to think that teenage girls aren't having sex. I just didn't want Emily to be one of them. Being nervous about Emily's sexual experience, or lack thereof, isn't my only reason for pause. I don't know whether or not I should divulge my history. Part of me thinks it plays a huge part in things, while the other part of me says it doesn't matter. I'm torn and don't know which is right. I know honesty is the best policy, but will it do more harm than good in this case? â€Å"Ethan?† I look up and see those expressive eyes. She needs my comfort and acceptance. Even though I made it clear we are only sleeping tonight, it seems like she is still trying to persuade me to do more. How else would you explain the tiny underwear and feline-like movements? If I don't stop this dead in its tracks now, I know I won't. Things will go too far too fast. I open my arms in invitation, hoping she gets the message without hurt feelings. â€Å"Just lay down with me.† Why is she giggling? The haze from sleep is slowly lifting, and the morning sun shines through the window. I want to recap the events of last night before I open my eyes and look at the most important person in my life. â€Å"Ethan?† Emily whispers. â€Å"Hmmm,† I answer to let her know I'm awake. Her hand is on my stomach, under my shirt, where she strokes the hair just above my belly button. â€Å"Can I touch it?† Emily breathes in a hushed tone. My eyebrows furrow with my eyes still closed. â€Å"Touch what?† Another giggle. Emily's hand slides down a little further, and a finger dips inside the waist of my pajamas. Whoa! I grab her wrist to still her movement, but she tugs away. â€Å"I want this, Ethan. I want this with you. Please don't make me beg you.† The last thing I want is for Emily to connect negative feelings to sex with me, but I never came to a resolution last night. I am not sure how much to tell her, but I don't think dwelling on it any longer will help me decide. I'm going to have to throw a bone and see her response. â€Å"We need to talk, Emily.† â€Å"Later.† It's a bold statement on her part, but I can't deny her as her hand moves under my waistband. I'm ashamed to say that I've denied her touch for too long, and I don't want to wait for another second. Her lips move to mine, my mouth automatically opening. I want nothing more than to swallow her whole but settle for the caress of her tongue on mine. Her fingers play under my pants, flirting with the idea of moving lower. My hands have been flat against the mattress until now, but I can't stop their journey to her arms, then back. Knowing she is touching me intimately gives me the courage to do the same. My hand floats to the crest of her ass, gliding across her flesh. She moans, giving me the courage to extend my caress to her bare flesh beneath her panties. My touch is tentative because I want to get this right. â€Å"Yes,† comes her strangled plea. We continue kissing with nips and tugs of lips and teeth; my hand moves to the top of her thigh, then down to the dip where her ass meets her legs. She pushes toward me, her pussy opening to meet my waiting hand. I don't have to search far before encountering slick skin, eager for my attention. Her breath stutters as my fingers begin to move, stroking her. Her hand moves to touch me, her thumb rubbing my head, spreading the pre-cum. Her touch feels so good that I move my mouth away from hers, fearful I'll bite her. Instead, my teeth graze her jaw then continue to move lower. My mouth waters at the thought of tasting more of her. I've imagined what her nipples look like – taste like. I want to know that my fantasies don't compare, even a small portion, to the reality. But this is not a fantasy. This is someone I care about, dream about, someone who matters and this has to be right. I pull her tank down, exposing her breasts. My mouth immediately latches on, suckling and lapping at the darkened peak. My fingers massage while my tongue caresses, and in only a few seconds, Emily is panting and writhing. Her head falls to my chest as she stiffens in my arms. I've never felt so satisfied, despite not having my own release. But it doesn't matter, because I know that this is only the beginning. This is the first of many gifts I hope to give her. After I make her get dressed completely, we sit at the kitchen table for a much needed discussion. â€Å"So, you've never†¦.?† I start. â€Å"No.† While I'm deliriously happy Emily is a virgin, I also know the pain associated with the first time for a woman, and I'm not looking forward to inflicting that. I want to give her pleasure, not pain. â€Å"What about you?† Emily asks followed by a big gush of air. â€Å"Never mind; that's a stupid question. Of course you have. I mean, look at you.† I open my mouth to answer her, but she doesn't let me. â€Å"No, tell me. I want to know. How many?† And there lies the crux of my problem. I'm afraid to tell her, because if she knows, will she still trust me with her most precious gift?

Internship in Accounting Department Essay

INTRODUCTION The following report describes the activities carried out during a 6-week, Full-time internship at the American university of lebanon, Finance Department. The document contains information about the organization and the responsibilities performed throughout the period between: the 1st of July until 31st of July, 2014. The first part of the report offers an overview of the organization, and then describe the process which has been implemented by finance department according to the policy which has been approved by the higher management represented by the university president and the Vise president of finance and administration. Finally the report wraps up with a few closing remarks and conclusions from the experience. The American University of Lebanon is a non-profit institution for public benefit founded in 2007 to provide a student-centered American-style education that embodies the philosophy, standards, and teaching practices of the American higher education model. AUL admits all qualified students regardless of social, ethnic, or religious background. Students are admitted based on a record of past academic performance and potential for success, including capacity to engage in self-directed learning and demonstrated high levels of critical thinking. At AUL, young Lebnonis do more than co-exist – they learn lasting values of respect for the individual and a spirit of free inquiry, and they thrive in a culture of achievement and accountability. Today nearly 1,100 students from all parts of Lebnon study at AUL. The university currently offers six academic programs that lead to a bachelor’s degree, as well as a Master’s of Business Administration (MBA) and continuing education classes from its Professional Development Institute. The MBA program allows students to customize their degree by offering three areas of specialization: Leadership, Project Management, and Finance. Undergraduate degree programs include Business Administration, Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Information Technology, International Studies, and English-Journalism. The Professional Development Institute at AUL provides professionals, companies, and organizations with access to professional education programs, including English language studies and project management. Rounding out the university experience is a robust campus life, with several university sports teams and more than a dozen student-sponsored clubs and other activities. AUL offers competitive men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, ping pong, and soccer, and a dozen other student activities, including an internationally competitive debate society, drama, business, hiking, photography, running, and radio clubs. Students have also participated in conferences and competitions outside of Lebnon, including an international Model United Nations conference, Hult Global Case Challenge, and various Fulbright scholarships. Further, AUL is home to the nation’s first and only independent student newspaper, the AUL Voice, and houses student chapters of the U.S.-based Society of Professional Journalists and the Association for Computing Machinery. In the fall of 2011, AUL marked the beginning of its fourth academic year with a move to its new 169-hectare (418-acre) campus. The university grounds include an administrative building, gender-specific dormitories, and an academic building, which houses lecture halls and classrooms, conference rooms, and faculty offices. AUL also has a cafeteria, two outdoor basketball courts and an outdoor soccer field. State-of-the-art science labs will be completed next year. Working Plan The main project to be carried out during the internship understood the whole procedures and process that performed by finance department and working closely with the finance staff and understanding the all principles and rules. Finance department in AUL has organization chart contains: 1. Director of Finance (report to the Vise President of Finance & Administration) a. Financial Planning officer b. Accounting officer i. Account payable ii. Cashier (treasury) c. Bursar i. Account receivable Finance department in AUL is responsible of the following duties: 1. Preparing the financial statement 2. Preparing monthly accounting report 3. Preparing monthly payroll report 4. Preparing annual budget 5. Preparing departmental budget 6. Making inter-fund transfer 7. Making intar-fund transfer 8. Monthly payment 9. Managing bank account 10. Monthly adjustment Purchasing and Payment: Finance department making sure that no-financial transaction will be processed without proper authorization and it is the responsibility of all staff to ensure that commitments entered into are legal, reasonable and provide value of money. After understanding the all principles and rules, starting to work with each staff separately, I have the chance to work with the accounting officer who is responsible for account payable and the cashier. The accounting officer is making sure to have document every transaction and have original acceptable document according to the policy, also he is responsible to check all daily transaction and making the necessary entry and records. The accounting officer is responsible to preparer the balance sheet, approving the paycheck, fund transfer after getting the permission from finance director. The staff that is responsible for managing the account payable is responsible to check the paperwork which has been approved by the accounting officer then make the payment through Bank Transfer or Bank Check or Cash and getting the necessary invoice and signatures. Also the account payable staff is making sure to make the payment at due date without any delay in order to  have the services continues without any interruption or penalty calm. The Cashier is responsible for managing the cash (treasure) making payment and receiving the due installment (tuition) payment for the customers. The Bursar is responsible for managing the tuition due payment with accordance with register office, also he is responsible for managing the account receivable. The account receivable is responsible for issuing the due invoice for the customers and sends it to them by email , then making sure to chase these invoices till get paid by the customers Audit process: there are two audit offices are responsible to monitor the all financial process and transaction within the university a. Internal Audit office : is responsible to check all document and statement on daily basis b. External Audit office : an international audit company is responsible for auditing the all document and statement on annual basis Conclusion It was a good opportunity to put in practice and develop further accounting and organizational skills refresh some principles and concepts in finances required for the University of the Event. Last but not least, it was a great opportunity for developing personal networking activities and making contacts which may prove of value in the near future and work with fantastic team of very hard working.

Lake Dillon Snake River Swan River Environmental Sciences Essay

The fishing acme county has its ain regulations and ordinances like many lakes amd streams many lakes and watercourses are merely to be fished with enticements and flies and they have to be released after catching.In many Waterss you have to used barbless hooks merely because maulerss can be harmful for some fish so to protect them there are certain regulations and regulations.You can obtain the fishing ordinances at any shops and purchase accredited fishing licenses.So before traveling out to angling you must be knowing about the regulations and ordinances. Property There are besides certain regulations on the Colorado H2O rights. Many of the fishing Waterss are ; located in private areas.Firstly you have to obtain information and take permission and so travel for fishing. C. ALTITUDE: All of Summit Co, and much of the bordering county lands are at ALTITUDE. Base lifts for fishing in Summit Co are between 8,000-10,000 foots above sea degree and some high alpine lakes are above lumber line at 11,500+ pess. When fishing, even in the summer months, you must be prepared for high height and take the appropriate safeguards. SOME TIPS: You have to larn some trips before traveling out to angling. Some basic trips are 1. Sun block: You can utilize Sun blocks to protect your tegument apply lotions on your tegument every 2 hours.you can besides use Sun blocks even on cloudy 2. Hats/Sunglasses: You can have on chapeaus and dark glassess to protect yourself from the sun.you can have on them on cloudy ambiances only.They besides protect your eyes from Sun and besides from uv which is reflected from H2O. 3. Back Battalions: This is the most indispensable step.You must take back battalion which includes the first assistance kits the warm jacket map compass to see way a whistle rain suit a brace of baseball mitts a cellular phone some Waterss and power drinks.Keep wont of imbibing tonss of H2O as the possibility of desiccation additions at these altitudes.on warm and cheery days. , The conditions alterations rapidly in these altitudes.There is besides a possibility of storms to come so you have to be ready for every situation.. An of import regulation to follow when boosting at altitude include: 1. Buddy up. 2. Leave word at your hotel, or a map with waies in your auto, as to where you are traveling and when you expect to be back, and check-out one time you return. USE OUR LOCAL GUIDES, THEY ARE BACK COUNTRY PROS, and its a modest disbursal for merriment and safety. D. WILDLIFE: Please keep the regulations as you have to cognize that you are angling in some others country so ever be good.You may see some wild animate beings in that countries so avoid them and make n't travel near to them and do n't seek to make snaping in these countries. BE SAFE AND RESPECT ALL WILDLIFE! E. HIGH ALTITUDE SICKNESS: The job of high height illness may originate on high height countries like sickness, breath job hapless slumber thirst etc these symptoms occurs due to the activity you making and because of height proble.so maintain a wont of imbibing tonss of H2O usage Sun protection F. THE WEATHER: The conditions in Summit County. , is cool and clear in forenoons, cloudy at mid-day and at late afternoon or eventide there is electrical storm. REMEMBER, when you are angling in high alpine countries the mountain ranges may run between 12,000-14,000 pess in height and you merely can non see these storms nearing, hence you need to be prepared. SOME TIPS: Here are some tips for you before be aftering the trip. 1.Always carry the dorsum battalion which contains rain cogwheel and warm jacket. Do n't bury to look into the conditions before go forthing. If possible take shelter with you. Take a proper usher with you. Blue River. The bluish river is one of the most beautiful rivers of Colorado its location starts from bluish mountain lake to the brekenridge blue mountains.the lake lies between 14000 pes in the territory The â€Å" Blue † is one of Colorado ‘s most beautiful Gold Medal fly Waterss. Its beginning is Blue Mountain Lake on Hoosier Pass, South of Breckenridge. Blue Mtn. lake prevarications between 14,000 pes Quandary Peak and North Star Mountain, in the celebrated Monte Cristo mine territory. This excavation country is the rhodocrhosite capitol of the existence and the place of the â€Å" Alma King † on show and the Natural History Museum in Denver. The best fishing you can make in the blue river is from the Dillon dam north lake downstream to the Colorado in the kremling.The best fishing is from the Lake Dillon dam north, downstream to the Colorado River in Kremling. Entree: Exit I-70 at the Dillon/Silverthorne issue. You will see the Dillon Dam to the E. You are now on Colorado Hwy 9 which travels north to the town of Kremling following the way of the Blue for much of the manner. Much of the river entree is on private spread land, nevertheless the 10 stat mis between Silverthorne and GMR in Heeney have ample public entree and parking are provided in the State Wildlife Areas ( SWAs ) located all along this stretch of the river. Read and obey all ordinances posted on these marks. Regulation: You can merely utilize flies and enticements on the full river. Lone gimmick and release in the town of Silverthorne. Most portion of the river is unfastened . Specials: Major species caught in the Blue include: German Brown trout, Brook trout, Rainbow trout, Colorado Cutthroat trout, and Kokanee salmon from GMR which run the Blue in the autumn to engender. Consult the listed fly stores for the day-to-day hatch forms. 2. THE WILLIAMS FORK Location: While we see a batch of most calm rivers near the acme county the William fork is the most calm and beautiful and besides favorable for fly fishing.The river originates from the North to the south.The north terminal of the canon it forms William fork reserviour which is first-class for fly fishing. Entree: To travel to the William fork river go to the main road figure 9 North from to Silverthorne and about 8 stat mis to the base on balls road.the go east.Do non halt in between and you will see the most dramatic positions of the nature. Regulation: In William fork river merely flies and lures merely. After catching the fishes you have to let go of them. Most portion of the river is unfastened for fishing. Specials: This is chiefly a native Brook and Rainbow trout watercourse but may be stocked. Fish are typically 8-12 inches and male child hellos do they contend. This is a nice, little tail H2O which is no more than a few pess deep with a bouldery underside. There are several beaver pools along the flow and they can acquire deep, so hold a attention. 3. LAKE DILLON: Location: Lake Dillon river is an mixture of bluish and snake rivers and the 10 stat mi brook which is met at the Dillon.By nearing Dillon/Silverthorne on the Colorado main road you will see the Dillon dam.By go throughing through the main road you will see the most calm view.The whole lake country is from north to south 7 stat mis long.There is astonishing air current blowing over the river fisherman and crewmans are attracted by these pecularities. Entree: You can make here by first go outing the Dillon and going E on coloroda main road no 6 to Dillon.You can either travel by boat Exit I-70 at Dillon going east on Colo. 6 to the town of Dillon. Access to the lake by boat at either the Dillon town marina or the marina in Frisco. There is public entree to the lake around its full length. There is NO fishing from the dike. There is float tube entree to the Blue river recess at the Breckenridge H2O intervention works on Swan Mtn. route merely off of Colorado 9 as you travel south on CO 9 to the town of Breckenridge. The lake may be fished either from boat or from the shore. Boat leases and public boat launches are available at both marinas. Private boat docking infinite is available on a impermanent footing. Regulation: While the lake is unfastened twelvemonth unit of ammunition to fishing, except the Blue R. above the lake which is closed 1 Oct to 1 Feb, the lake freezes solid in the winter ( Dec-June ) . Consult Colorado current ordinances for size and bounds. Consult current ordinances in respect to tease usage, flies and unreal enticements ; â€Å" some † come-ons are permitted. Specials: Speciess of fish found in the lake include German Brown trout which may go rather big and are caught chiefly on downriggers, rainbow trout, creek trout, cutthroat trout and kokanee salmon in the 2-5 pound scope. There is good trolling with spoons, exhibitionists and downriggers in the early spring, and good trolling with spoons and Phoxinus phoxinus imitations twelvemonth unit of ammunition near the shores and bead offs. In the eventides twelvemonth unit of ammunition there is good fly fishing at the three river recesss into the lake, either from boat or from shore. DICK ‘S Choice: The NF CG at Giberson Bay is outstanding, but call for a reserve as some folks come and camp all summer long. There is a province CG on the east side of the lake at the old Lowry AFB belongings, and first-class local adjustments in Frisco, Dillon and at the Keystone Resort. Side angling trips may be taken to the Snake river between Keystone Resort and Lake Dillon but there are no fish upstream of Keystone as yet, because of mine run off. There is good fishing on the Ten Mile brook from Frisco to Copper Mtn, but there are no fish upstream from Copper Mtn. , due to mine run off. The oral cavity of the Blue is a favourite local float tubing topographic point ( closed 1 Oct to 1 Feb ) . COLORADO RIVER, UPPER Section: MAP 5: Location: The Colorado upper subdivision is between the granby and kremling is most celebrated for fishing.The river is really wide and deeply shallowed The upper subdivision of the Colorado between Granby and Kremling is one of our most celebrated tail Waterss. The river is wide and shallow with a stone underside and dependable hatches. The beginning of the Colorado is in RMNP where the river flows south into Lake Granby and Grand Lake, so west to Kremling through Byer ‘s canon. Towns along its path include Hot Sulfur Springs, Parshall and Kremling. U.S. 40 analogues the river for this subdivision. The river flows chiefly through private spread land. Due to the graciousness of our ranchers, the river may be accessed via SWAs along its class. Entree: From Denver take I-70 west to U.S. 40, Berthod Pass to Granby, so west to Kremling. From Summit Co. take Colorado 9 North to Kremling, so east on U.S. 40 to Granby. The river may be accessed along its path via SWAs. My favourite SWAs are the Kemp and Breeze SWAs, West of Parshall, and the Lone Buck and Paul Gilbert SWAs, West of Byer ‘s canon. Please pay attending to all posted marks sing entree, do non intrude. Regulation: This subdivision of the Colorado is unfastened most of the twelvemonth but consult Colorado Regulations for the clip of twelvemonth you plan to angle. Artificial flies and lures merely. Catch and release merely. Specials: This may be some of the best Gold Medal trout H2O in the province and one of my favourite countries. It tends to hold few fishermen in the early to late eventide, but can acquire crowded on extremum vacations. If crowded, hit one of the side trips. This is a authoritative western fly watercourse with good hatches of midges, tricos and caddis. DICK ‘S Choice: Elk hair caddis Red quill Trico Yellow Sally Midge There are CGs at Lone Buck SWA, in Hot Sulfur Springs, at Grand Lake and in the Winter Park diversion country of Grand Co. Adjustments may be found in Kremling, Granby, Grand Lake and at RMNP. If it gets crowded side trips may be taken to the North Fork of the Colorado in RMNP ( see next ) , Willow Creek, Troublesome Creek or the Williams Fork. 5. NORTH FORK OF THE COLORADO: MAP 6: Location: The NF of the Colorado is the river ‘s chief tributary fluxing south out of RMNP to organize the Colorado River. I guess that everyone has a favourite watercourse or two in their lives and this is one of mine. The river at this point is about 5 stat mis long and located chiefly within RMNP with public entree along its full length. It meanders through one of the most beautiful vales of tall grass and pine wood, bounded on the E by the Continental divide and on the West by the Never Summer Mountain scope. Entree: The river is unfastened to the populace over its full length within RMNP. Take U.S. 40 to Colorado Hwy 34 to RMNP West Entrance going north. Regulation: Although you are angling wholly within RMNP, Colorado province fishing ordinances apply. But, halt in at the West Entrance HQ and look into with the park Texas Rangers refering federal fishing ordinances, size and bound limitations. Park in public entree countries merely. Artificial flies and lures merely. Catch and release merely. Specials: This is a authoritative high mountain brook with rocky/sandy underside, tail Waterss, beaver pools and deep pools and undercut Bankss. Once you fish it you will woolgather about it the remainder of your life. In the autumn you can stand at that place angling and hear the moose bugling in the wood. Speciess of fish include Brook trout and Rainbow trout which battle like the devils and in the fall German Browns run upriver out of Grand Lake to engender. Fish are typically 8-12 inches but the Gr. Browns can run to 4-5 pound. There is bivouacing throughout RMNP but call for reserves. Adjustments may be found in Granby and Grand Lake and in the Winter Park diversion country. Peak vacations may be crowded near the route but if you walk off from the route you may be the lone individual fishing. Remember that this is a natural wildlife country and be cognizant of the presence of moose, cervid and elk. In the autumn this vale is an elk migration path and you may non angle or intrude on the western side of the river. 6. THE EAGLE RIVER: MAP 7: Location: The bird of Jove river is one of the most calm and beautiful river fluxing through the mountain countries. The beginning of the river is on the Tennessee and the Fremont. The river is fluxing from north so turns west to fall in the Colorado river which is in dotsero. Entree: First travel toI-70 West to the vail so travel 5 stat mis to mintrun so south towards Leadville and the Tennessee base on balls to Colorado main road no 24. I prefer the upper subdivision from Minturn through Camp Hale, place of the tenth Mountain Division as it is less crowded. I find exceeding fishing in the Hornsilver CG country before Homestake brook. Regulation: The Eagle is unfastened twelvemonth unit of ammunition in all public countries with day-to-day bounds of 2 trout. Check current ordinances for size and bounds. At Minturn there is entree to the Gold Medal Waterss on Gore brook which flows through downtown Vail. Catch and release merely. Artificial flies and enticement merely Specials: Float trips on the Minturn to Dotsero subdivision of the Eagle are really popular. You can merely entree the upper Eagle above the Gilman mine site up to Camp Hale or below the mine back to Minturn. Excellent nymphing may be found in the Waterss fluxing from from beaver pools. Speciess found include Rainbow trout, Brook trout, German Brown trout and Cutthroats in the higher feeder brooks. There are great CGs at Hornsilver and Camp Hale and wilderness encampment in the Holy Cross. Four star dining and adjustments may be found in Vail/Beaver Creek. Side angling trips may be made to the Lower subdivision of the Colorado River which runs North from Dotsero up to Kremling, the Gold Medal Waterss of Gore Creek, and to the Arkansas River, Twin Lakes and Turquoise Lakes countries near Leadville. 7. THE UPPER ARKANSAS RIVER: MAP 8: Location: The Arkansas river Limits starts from the on Fremont Pass at the Climax mine North of Leadville and it flows to Colorado main road 91.It is a little topographic point with pools and trouts.The fishing is hard here but it contains tonss of fish. Entree: First exit the I-70 at the Cu mountain on the Colorado main road 91 after go outing past the mine at Fremont base on balls so after this you cross the Arkansas and it leads you to Leadville.after this you are in the san Isabel and can entree the watercourse along the class. Regulation: There are certain ordinances for angling in these country First it is unfastened for angling the twelvemonth unit of ammunition and in winter it is covered with 20-30 pess of snow.The river is unfastened for angling in June. The policy of gimmick and release fish. Merely flies and enticements are used. Specials: This portion of river includes the species of fishes such as the trout, rainbow trout, cutthroat trout in some 10 inch scope So it is a delicious topographic point to bask with childs and household. To make fishing in Colorado the people between ages of 16 to 64 are required to hold a valid licence of angling so as to take portion in the sporting season.People below 16 are non allowed to given licence to take portion in the fish sporting.But people above 64 can take portion by publishing a life-time fishing licence to widen their fishing report.There are different types of licences in Colorado for their occupants and non occupants There are two types of fishing licences for the occupants of Colorado people.They can take one from them.The two types are resident Colorado one-year fishing licence and the other one is resident Colorado 1 twenty-four hours angling license.So people between the ages og 16 to 64 can take any one of the above and the people who purchase one program are given Colorado wildlife home ground cast which allows them to travel to any lands or wildlife countries. For the people above 64 Colorado gives particular offers such as a low income fishing licence.also Colorado offers different strategies for retired or active members of us army or people from infirmaries occupants from mental wellness institute Colorado besides offers a low-income fishing licence for anglers who are over the age of 64 and a handicapped fishing licence. Certain Colorado occupants besides qualify for free fishing licences. These are members of the U.S. Armed Forces who are either active or retired, resident patients of a Colorado U.S. Armed Forces Hospital or Convalescent Facility or a VA Hospital, occupants of a Colorado State Mental Health Institute or Mental Institution, any Colorado angler who receives Social Security Disability Benefits that can turn out their disablement with proper certification and any handicapped Colorado veterans with cogent evidence of a disablement with a missive from the VA. Colorado besides offeres license to people who are non occupants of Colorado.they offers different strategies for them such as they can choose non resident 1 twenty-four hours licence or a 5 twenty-four hours fishing licence and besides non resident one-year fishinf licence, Non-residents of Colorado have a determination to do every bit good. They can take from a Colorado Non-resident 1-Day Fishing License, a Colorado Non-resident 5-Day Fishing License and a Colorado Non-resident Annual Fishing License. These non-resident anglers can besides buy a Second Rod Stamp and must buy a Colorado Wildlife Habitat Stamp. Peoples nboth occupants and non occupants can bask angling lawfully by buying a valid fishing licence by taking oppurtunities and should transport their fishing license.the licence issued will valid from 1st January to dec 31st of each twelvemonth and can be brought online besides from the site wildlife.state.co.us or can besides be obtained from telephone 800-244-5613 with the recognition card or offices located at Colorado wildlife province. Paying the monetary value for the appropriate fishing licence is ever better than paying a all right if the angler gets caught.FISHING IN COLORADO There are many types of fishing you can make in Colorado They include freshwater fishing seawater angling fly fishing Fresh water Fishing The term Freshwater fishing means angling in Waterss that contains fresh H2O, with lower limit or no salt content. Freshwater fishing is one of the most various fishing in which there are assorted species of fishes and different ways to angle. Records says that About 40 per centum of all fish are of freshwater species. The most common types of fresh water species are Common fresh water species are bass, trout, salmon, , musky, crappie, catfish, and so many others. Freshwater fishing can be done in different ways such as from rivers and watercourses from span etcthe different types of techniques are to utilize gear enticements and come-ons and it depends on the type of fish you are looking for I Where to angle Pond and lake fishing. Stream and river fishing. What ‘s the difference? Water is H2O, and fish are fish, right? Yes. But from at that place, it gets a spot more involved. Each type of fresh water fishing presents its ain set of challenges, whether it ‘s still H2O ( lakes and pools ) or traveling H2O ( rivers and watercourses ) . Each environment has its ain ecosystem and construction. These fishing maulerss are going more popular with catch-and-release anglers. They are designed to ensue in less harm by hooking the fish in the lip or the corner of the jaw. This makes it easier to unhook and let go of the fish. With a circle hook, it ‘s of import to allow the fish take the come-on and turn away before puting the hook. Choose the right size hook to let room for the come-on and the fish lip. And do certain the hook is exposed and non buried in the come-on. Typical Fly Fishing Hook Shapes and Names Typical fly angling hook forms include Sproat, Sneck, Limerick, Kendal, Viking, Captain Hamilton, Barleet, Swimming Nymph, Bend Back Model Perfect, Keel and Kink-shank. There are two basic types of fly maulerss. Dry and moisture. Fly maulerss are besides named for insects they simulate ( nymph, swimming nymph, scub, pupa, dayfly ) or by traditional forms ( Sproat, Sneck, Limerick, Kendal, Viking, Captain Hamilton, Barleet, Bend Back, Model Perfect, Keel, Kink-shank. ) . Travel to the Fly Fishing subdivision for more information on fly fishing cogwheel. Ice Fishing Ice Fishing Ice fishing is a another alone manner of catching fishes the 3 pes rods are used for fishing and simple reels are used for line.Tou can frost fish besides with the aid of a tip up.using the tip cogwheel when the fish hits your tip cogwheel And thanks to promotions in garment design, portable fish houses and fish placement devices, it ‘s going more and more popular. One- You can besides frost fish with a tip-up. When a fish hits your tip-up cogwheel, it releases a lever that raises a flag or peal a bell. This means you should halt playing cards with your brothers and get down reeling. Ice Fishing Basicss: Puting Up Traditional Ice Fishing Tip Up Courtesy of ExpertVillage.com Many fisherman fish with no protective construction other than winter vesture. Longer angling expeditions can be mounted with simple constructions. Larger, heated constructions can do multiday angling trips possible, but these are frequently eschewed by seasoned fishers, many of whom do non utilize these larger shelters. In other words, they think they are wimpish. For those who are game for a cozier experience, a construction with assorted local names, but frequently called an ice hovel, ice hovel ( or merely â€Å" hovel † ) , fish house, British shilling house, or ice hut, is sometimes used. These are dragged or trailered onto the lake utilizing a vehicle such as a snowmobile, ATV or truck. The two most normally used houses are portable and lasting shelters. The portable houses are normally made of a heavy, watertight stuff. The lasting shelters are made of wood or metal and normally have wheels for easy transit. They can be every bit basic as a bunk, warmer and holes or every bit luxuriant as holding satellite Television, bathrooms, ranges, and life-size beds, and may look to be more like a nomadic place than a fishing house. To get down wing fishing you need a fly rod, a line and some unreal flies. The thought is to catch fish by acquiring them to seize with teeth on an imitation of a bug or baitfish on, or merely below, the H2O. Fliess are made utilizing yarn, wire, beads, plumes, narration and hair, and are created to look like insects and baitfish at assorted phases of adulthood to pull trout, salmon, panfish and carp, every bit good as marine species such as Tarpon atlanticus, bonefish and stripy bass. Most people think of fly fishing as a athletics best enjoyed in mountain watercourses with gimmicks of trout and salmon. Though these types of Waterss are great topographic points to wing fish, you can besides bask astonishing fly fishing in the warm Waterss of pools and lakes, and in salt H2O – and catch a wide array of fish. There ‘s likely a organic structure of H2O you can utilize for fly fishing non excessively far from where you live. Dry flies: float on the H2O ‘s surface and copy a broad scope of nutrients, including grownup dayflies, caddisflies, midges, grasshoppers, crickets and emmets. Sing a trout, bass or panfish take a dry fly drifting on the H2O ‘s surface is one of the greatest sights in fly fishing. Nymphs ( sometimes called â€Å" wet flies † ) : stand for the immature life phases of insects such as dayflies and caddisflies, and are fished below the H2O ‘s surface. Some particular nymphs, called emergers, imitate the emerging grownup insect and are fished merely below or in the H2O ‘s surface movie. Streamers: represent Phoxinus phoxinuss, bloodsuckers and other swimming nutrient points that provide repasts for bass, trout, panfish and saltwater fish such as Tarpon atlanticus, redfish, bonefish and stripy bass. Streamers are known for their ability to take the largest fish in watercourses, pools, lakes and seawater. Certain aquatic insects make up the major part of a fish diet. The four chief insect orders that emerge from our watercourses and lakes ( in order of importance ) are dayflies ( Ephemeroptera ) , caddisflies ( Trichoptera ) , midges ( Diptera ) and stone flies ( Plecoptera ) . To be an effectual hatch-matcher you must be able to rapidly distinguish between grownup dayflies, caddisflies, midges, stone flies and all the immature phases of each. Many hatches and most spinster falls do non last really long, so you do n't hold clip to seek four or five forms. Alternatively, you ‘ll necessitate to take the right fly at the right clip ; merely so will you be able to hook your portion of fish. It ‘s easier than you think. Just retrieve to fit the hatch. Conservation Saltwater fishing is every bit much about the escapade as it is about the fish. Many of the athletics fish species can be large and average, and the H2O can be large and bad. From shallow seawater flats to deep-ocean fishing, seawater anglers chase everything from delicacy speckled trout to massive bluish marlin in some of the most intense and inspirational milieus on Earth. Saltwater fishing can be every bit simple or every bit complex as you wish. Novices can get down fishing from the beach with basic tackle and a smattering of seawater rigs, while overachievers can pass eternal clip and energy on hi-tech cogwheel and high-octane fishing boats. Whether you live along the 10,000 stat mis of U.S. coastline or are sing the ocean for the weekend, there are plentifulness of chances to wet a line. And plentifulness of fish in the sea.

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Arguments for Vitro Human Embryo Research Mallory Marschall The 14-Day Rule Scientific advancement is accelerating, but current laws and regulations fail to keep up with its progress. This problem leads to several ethical and legal dilemmas in various fields of biology. This problem is especially prominent in embryology. Laboratories focusing on in vitro fertilization have been growing embryos and then implanting them on the seventh day (Hyun et. al 169). Due to recent advances, research labs are currently able to grow embryos in vitro up to 14 days (Hyun et. al 169). Current policies and laws around the world are preventing scientist from continuing their work past 14 days. The Ethics Advisory Board of the United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare first proposed this rule in 1979. The 14-day rule is a regulatory line that limits in vitro human embryo research (Hyun et. al 170). This regulation prevents labs from allowing the embryo to survive and keep growing after 14 days. The line is drawn at 14 days because it stops growth before the prim itive streak appears. In other words, it marks the beginning of gastrulation in humans (Reardon 19). The 14-day rule is a strictly enforced law in Canada, Spain, United Kingdom, Sweden, Denmark, Slovenia, Iceland, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand. In other countries, such as the United States, China, Japan, and India it is not a law but is enforced specifically in all scientific guidelines. Switzerland maintains a strict law that only allows human-embryos to be cultured for 7 days (Hyun et. al 171). The 14-day rule has been used internationally, but due to recent advancements there is now a debate over changing this rule. To solve this current problem, it is important to consider the pros and cons of changing the regulation. There are several benefits of not only continuing in vitro human embryo research but extending the time frame past 14 days. Embryology research has led to new information and advancement in various areas of science. These recent advancements have allowed scientist to understand new aspects of early human development some of which have never been seen before (Reardon 15). This new information is important because it could allow doctors to understand why some pregnancies fail during the early stages of pregnancy (Reardon 15). For example, a recent study has discovered and identified special cells that show up in the embryo around day 10 but disappears by day 12 these cells could lead to new advancements (Reardon 16). This developmental step in embryos was previously unknown. The importance of the research conducted using the 14-day rule can be observed in the new research which is consistently being published. Therefore, even more information could be gathered by extending the time fra me past 14 days. Gaining more knowledge regarding the development of humans could greatly benefit couples who have difficulty conceiving. Another benefit from understanding human embryo development is that it would allow more research in developing human embryonic stem cell-based therapies (Niakan et. al 28). These cells have been used to study hematopoietic tissue for the treatment of various blood disorders and cardiogenic precursors for the treatment of heart and vascular disease (Niakan et. al 28). By continuing in vitro research more advancements could be made toward the treatment or cure of several diseases. The fertility industry could greatly benefit from extending the number of days allowed to grow an embryo in vitro past 14 days. A recent study in a IVF clinic in New York City showed that half of the embryos that are implanted in a mothers uterus doesnt survive (Reardon 16). By continuing to grow embryos in vitro scientist could learn the reason behind this problem and prevent future losses of implanted embryos. Future assisted reproductive technologies could be greatly advanced through the understanding of early human embryo development (Niakan et. al 1). A current argument suggests that studying the development of in vitro human embryos is unnecessary. These groups propose using mouse embryos for in vitro studies instead of human embryos (Reardon 16). Unfortunately, there are several species-specific differences such as the timing of a major wave of genome activation, the patterns of gene expression, the frequency of chromosome missegregation and the patterns of epigenetic modifica tions which make the data collect from mouse embryos less applicable to human studies (Niakan et. al 1). To create and improve new fertility treatments the 14-day rule needs the be evaluated to make room for progress. As stated above, there are several benefits for the allowing in vitro human embryo research to continue. It is critical to understand there are several disadvantages to allowing the current regulation to change. The first issue with extending the time frame of in vitro embryo research is deciding what the next time frame limit should be. There is a moral issue in deciding a new time frame. An important argument to consider is growing an embryo for an extended period could cause the embryo undue distress. Other groups are against embryo research because they believe life starts at the moment of conception, therefore vitro embryo research should be stopped completely. No matter what is decided in the future the most important factor to ensure the success of the future law is to guarantee that the new policy has a clear and legally enforced stopping point for research (Hyun et. al 170). Due to advancements in the embryology field it is now possible to grow an embryo in a laboratory for more than 14 days. The ethical and legal issue of whether to allow scientist to grow an embryo after 14 days needs to be carefully considered. As progress is made laws and regulations need to match. There are several different beliefs regarding this issue and each need to be heard and considered. There are two extreme groups believe that embryo research should be stopped completely or that the research shouldnt have a limit. A larger portion of the science community maintain the idea that committees from around the world should meet and discuss the rule and create a new limits and regulations. The extremely successful 14-day rule was created in a similar manner and the new law should be created using the same method. It is crucial that during these international meeting that all the member reflect on the restriction and the pros and cons of any new regulations (Hyun et. al, 170). The most efficient method to solve this current dilemma is to create open discussion with scientific communities from around the world instead of leaving the decision to an individual government or committee. Work Cited Harper, Joyce C et al. Current Issues in Medically Assisted Reproduction and Genetics in Europe: Research, Clinical Practice, Ethics, Legal Issues and Policy. European Society of Human Genetics and European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology. European journal of human geneticsà ¢Ã¢â€š ¬Ã‚ ¯: EJHG 21 Suppl 2.Suppl 2 (2013): S1-21. Web. 23 Jan. 2017. Hyun, Insoo, Amy Wilkerson, and Josephine Johnston. Embryology Policy: Revisit the 14-Day Rule. Nature 533.7602 (2016): 169-171. Web. 22 Jan. 2017. Niakan, Kathy K et al. Human Pre-Implantation Embryo Development. Development (Cambridge, England) 139.5 (2012): 829-41. Web. 23 Jan. 2017. Reardon, Sara. Human Embryos Grown in Lab for Longer than Ever before. Nature 533.7601 (2016): 15-16. Web. 26 Jan. 2017.

Principles of Strategic Marketing Management

Principles of Strategic Marketing Management Organizations use Strategic Marketing to create a plan to better reach and satisfy customers while increasing profitability and productivity. Read on to learn more about what Strategic Marketing is and how businesses use it. Companies use Strategic Marketing to identify customer needs and to create a marketing plan to meet those needs and increase profit. Typically, an organization will create a written Strategic Marketing plan that dictates what type of marketing programs it will use during a given time frame and how those programs will be implemented. Marketing promotes your business and all that your business offers to your customers, brings customers to your business, and makes your business stand out in the crowd. A solid Marketing Strategy brings consistent traffic and a constant flow of customers to your business. TASK 1 Principles of Strategic Marketing Management The principles of Strategic marketing deals with the big picture marketing planning. It analyses how a company can best satisfy its customers and make a profit  at it. Strategic marketing planning is directed from the top of the company and is extremely important in any for-profit organization. Several key principles govern strategic marketing. History of TARIK FOODS: I am going to construct a strategy on a grocery store (TARIK FOOD) in east London market. We aim to make the selection process through and challenging for a number of reasons, firstly to make sure us employee those people that are right for the role and just as important who will fit in with TARIK food culture. TARIK food started life in 1995 when Mar. TARIK started selling surplus groceries from a stall in the east of London Mr TARIK made a profit of  £1 from sales of  £4 on his first day. The TARIK brand first appeared two years later in 1997 when he bought a shipment of Asian stuff food from Pakistan. The nature of this business is sole proprietorship. Though there are so many grocery stores like TARIK FOODS, Vijays Store, Khan Super Food, Johan Supermarket Store and Sainsburys. People demand some change in their taste with higher quality food at lower price. So, we need competitive edge in the grocery market. Thats why we are going to launch something new according to consume r requirement in better way! This differentiation supposes to be a big profit for me. Growth of TARIK Food in 1999 represents increase of 4% compared to 1998. Growth in 2005 and 2006 represent 7% compared to 1999. Growth is forecasted at the same rate in 2010. The role of strategic marketing in TARIK FOODS As companies strive to ensure future growth and profitability, they are turning to their marketing organizations to accelerate and guide their paths. Marketing is expected to provide a competitive advantage in shaping not just brand and corporate positioning but also in driving corporate strategy and setting the agenda for innovation and growth. Marketing plays an important role in the strategic planning process for many organizations. Although some marketing positions are represented at the corporate level, most are at the functional level within the business units of an organization. As shown in Exhibit 3-3, however, marketing is involved in strategic planning at all organizational levels in TARIK FOODS Strategic marketing is describing the the marketing activities that are affecting the functioning of the TARIK FOODS in the competitive market of food products. The role of strategic marketing can be described in the three basic types and functions. First : This helps everyone in TARIK FOODS towards the market and the customers. Thus they are responsible to excute the marketing philosophy throughout. Second :- This help gather and analyse the information required to examine the current situation , identify the trends in the marketing environment for TARIK FOODS and assess the potential impact of these trends. Third :- The role of marketing is varied in the TARIK FOODS . For it is a organisation which is driven by the marketing philosophy , so it plays a key role in the strategic decision making. The trend is pushing towards the strategic marketing and its planning responsibility further down the organisation, which is increasing the clout in the organisation`s strategic planning process. Processes involved in strategic marketing in TARIK FOODS Setting up of marketing goals.  Once they have decided to market their products, they set realistic and measurable goals to achieve over the next 18 to 24 months. This time span allows them to plan activities around community events that are in line with their marketing goals. For example, TARIK FOODS might help sponsor an annual walkathon for breast cancer or speak at a nearby communitys annual health fair. Because of the rapid changes occurring in the health food and care environment. TARIK FOODS dont recommend planning specific activities more than two years in advance. Conduct market research.  The purpose of market research is to draw a realistic picture of their practice, the community they serve in and their current position in that locality . With this research, TARIK FOODS can make fairly accurate projections about future growth in the community, locality and Region and as well as identifies the competitive factors and explore non-traditional opportunities   Determine a budget.  Before TARIK FOODS can decide what specific marketing strategies they want to implement to achieve their goals, they examine ther financial information and come up with a marketing budget. Marketing budgets vary by the type of market a practice is in, the age of a practice and whether the practice has marketed before. Develop an implementation schedule.  An implementation schedule is a time-line that shows which marketing actions will be done when and by whom. TARIK FOODS decides the schedule should also include the cost of each marketing action and how it fits into the budget estimates for the 24-month period. While the management of TARIK FOODS creates the schedule, they carefully consider how the activities will affect the current practice operations and whether there are sufficient resources (such as staff, time and money) to accomplish the necessary tasks.   Creating an evaluation process.  The management of TARIK FOODS belives in the the value of a marketing plan is its effectiveness, which requires deliberate and timely implementation  and  monitoring and evaluation of results. Thus they pay importance to measure their results against the standards they had set in establishing your goals.This helps them achieve the said process laid down by them. Link between strategic marketing and corporate strategy in TARIK FOODS In TARIK FOODS the Corporate structure is very well laid and thus each and every strategies are linked and are co-releated to each other . This helps them to achieve each and every goal and the laid down of various marketing and organistaional stratergies very effectively . Corporate strategy is the  overall  scope  and  direction  of a  corporation  and the way in which its various  business operations  work  together to  achieve  particular  goals. Where as Strategic marketing is promotes your business and all that your business offers to your customers, brings customers to your business. In TARIK FOODS we can see that that the management which is promoting its business with the techniques of the strategic marketing , is also simultanesouly incorporating the said similar type of guuodelines in some of its corporate environment , which is controlling the few other branches of the stores and distributon and control of its staff. So it is very obvious that the lin between the corporate and the strategic marketing is evident. TASK 2 Tools used to develop a strategic marketing strategy In TARIK FOODS the management follows the following chart which is best describing the strategic marketing that they are using in oreder to develop and promote and bring in the growth for the organization . They are at present using the 5 Step Planning Process . Below here is the chart which describes it the best. C:UsersdineshDesktopplanprocess.jpg 2.1) The Models used in strategic marketing planning in TARIK FOODS SWOT Model : The SWOT tool is one of the most important tools in strategic marketing.  Ã‚  It is also one of the most maligned and misunderstood.  Ã‚  90% of the SWOTs that we see are done badly and have little use in developing strategy. SWOT means Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats.  Ã‚  Done correctly , it should provide a one-page summary of your entire market audit and point towards the key issues that need to be addressed in the marketing plan. This simple tool will help you undertake your own SWOT effectively and provide a professional situation summary in your marketing plan.   McDonald Marketing Plan :- 2.2) The Link between strategic positioning and marketing TACTICS IN TARIK FOODS Strategic positioning is Primarily, strategic positioning is a differentiation tactic by customer segment, with the goal to dominate one market niche as much as possible, thus matching production costs, locations, price and product to maximize the ROI on that combination. Where as Marketing tactics is the tactics that are used by the TARIK FOODS or say any organization for its promotion of a particular product. In TARIK FOODS the whole concepot is to focus on the dominance of the market in the area and the adjoining areas in the particular segment of food business that they do, thus they lay down their marketing tactics in sucha manner that they bring out the best outcome from the straatergies of marketing that they lay down that helps them position their own organization at a place that helps them to expand their profits and help them grow and be positioned at a dominating position in the market. 2.3) Analyse the merits of relationship Marketing in TARIK FOODS strategic marketing strategy Retaining customers for the long-term offers always benefits this is what TARIK FOODS has in mind when the stratergies are laid down by the management. The aim is for the company to obtain life time customer. Some of the merits of relationship marketing which TARIK FOODS belives is it includes :- Loyal customers will recommend your business to others, thus expanding your business for you. Loyal customers are willing to try some of your new products, because they trust you. Customers will be willing to pay more for your services/products if there are adjustments in pricing because they are loyal to you and trust your services/products. Loyal customers will tell you about problems with your products/services enabling to improve your products/services. The ultimate benefit will be an increase sales, market share and dominance. Task 3 Using of the strategic marketing techniques In TARIK FOODS the appropriate use of the strategic marketing techiniques is very essentioal for the success of the branch. As they belive in dominating the market , so they have this thing in mind that they have to use the strategic mareting techniques to the success as its implementation will only bring out a result. 3.1) Marketing techniques by TARIK FOODS There are a few small types of marketing techniques but very effectively used by the TARIK FOODS , this ascertain growth opportunities in the market for TARIK FOODS. The below mentioned techniques are used by TARIK FOODS :- Outdoor Advertising:  Hoardings and roadside boards are put up so that displays their exsistance and their current offers. This is quite effective for displaying a marketing message or introducing a new brand among public . The Management believes that the probability of message transmission is strong with outdoor advertising. Brochures and Leaflets:  Brochures and leaflets let them reach out to specific customer group through  the direct marketing, means  these can be distributed by hand to specific groups of people. This allows the management a guaranteed message delivery.May it be a particular offer that is running in the outlet or say a particular rate reduction in the offering. Internet Search Engine Marketing:  This specific type of marketing lets them reach out to targeted audiences with specific interest for their variety of eatable products and also lets the customers know about their customer service experiance. This often leads to product awareness and even sales in many cases. Search engine optimization and paid search marketing are two most effective methods utilized by TARIK FOODS for the stratergy of their marketing. 3.2) Plan how to use marketing strategy options in the market where tarik foods is operating MARKET DOMINANCE STRATEGIES Looking at the way the area has been dominated by TARIK FOODS the market dominance strategy is the one which will suit the management style of interest for them . As they have been dominating the market in the area, as well as in the surrounding also. Typically there are four types of market dominance strategies that they should consider: They are à ¢Ã¢â€š ¬Ã‚ ¢ Market leader: It typically is the industry leader in developing innovative new business models and new products (although not always). Of the four dominance strategies, it has the most flexibility in crafting strategy.   Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚   The main options available to TARIK FOODS are: Expand the total market by finding   Ã‚  New users of the product or more usage on each use occasion Protecting TARIK FOODS existing market share by: Developing new product ideas and improved customer service and improved distribution effectiveness as well as reduce costs Expand TARIK FOODS market share: By targeting one or more competitor and without being noticed by government regulators à ¢Ã¢â€š ¬Ã‚ ¢ Market challenger:- A market challenger is a firm in a strong, but not dominant position that is following an aggressive strategy of trying to gain market share. It typically targets the industry leader (for example, Pepsi targets Coke), but it could also target smaller,more vulnerable competitors. TARIK FOODS should ssess the strength of the target competitor. Considering the amount of support that the target might muster from allies. Choose only one target at a time. Find a weakness in the target Position. Attack at this point. Consider how long it will take for the target to realign their resources so as to reinforce this weak spot. Launch the attack on as narrow a front as possible. Whereas a defender must defend all their borders,an attacker has the advantage of being able to concentrate their forces at one place. Launch the attack quickly, and then consolidate.Some of the options open to a market challenger are: price discounts or price cutting line extensions Introduce new products Reduce product quality Increase product quality Improve service Change distribution Cost reductions and Intensify promotional activity à ¢Ã¢â€š ¬Ã‚ ¢ Market follower:- A market follower is a firm in a strong, but not dominant position that is content to stay at that position.The advantages TARIK FOODS will derive from these strategies are: No expensive RD failures   No risk of bad business model   Best practices? are already established   Able to capitalize on the promotional activities of the market leader   Minimal risk of competitive attacks Market nicher:- In this niche strategy TARIK FOODS should concentrates on a select few target markets. It is also called a focus strategy. TARIK FOODS tend to be in high value added market and are able to obtain high margins. TARIK FOODS tend to be highly focused on a specific market segment. TARIK FOODS tend to market high end products and are able to use a premium pricing strategy. TARIK FOODS tend to keep their operating expenses down by spending less on RD, advertising, and personal selling. 3.3) Create appropriate strategic marketing objectives for the market where TARIK FOODS is operating TARIK FOODS should look into the following strategic marketing objectives :- Purpose of setting OBJECTIVES is to  Convert TARIK FOODS into market performance targets  creating yardsticks to track market/sales performance. Establish performance goals requiring stretch  . Also they should push firm to be inventive, intentional, focused   products/services setting CHALLENGING but ACHIEVABLE objectives  such as SALES MARKET   SHARE DISTRIBUTION PROFIT/SALES   RATIO TWO TYPES OF OBJECTIVES NEEDED Outcomes that relate to improving firms financial performance Outcomes that will result in greater competitiveness stronger long-term market position Financial Objectives Strategic Marketing   Objectives example :- STRATEGIC   MARKETING   OBJECTIVES improve   market   share position as the number one .  Build a strong brand name   in growing   market develop new   products that women need and want.  Explore the market   to develop   international   market.  Increase   the   distribution   coverage to   maximize   sales.Increase   the   gross   profit   margin   by   Ã‚  5 %. CRAFTING A MARKETING   STRATEGY Strategy-Making concerns HOW to  develop strategy   to   achieve   Ã‚  desired the brand   acceptance   Ã‚  objectives   Position all   products to   win a competitive advantage   devise   a   channel   strategy   to   meet   outsmart   Ã‚  competition and devise   a   incentive   strategy   to   Ã‚  stimulate   the   trade/distributors also devise   a   retail   strategy   Ã‚  to   Grow the company   business Task 4 Changes in the marketing environment   Ã‚  Marketing environment comprises of the combination of two words marketing and environment. Marketing means responding to the needs and demands of the consumers to provide optimum satisfaction. Similarly environment refers to external factors influences and organizational power which is related to the aim and effective working of a firm. Thus marketing environment refers to external or macro factors and forces which not only influence a company but also the components which affect the consumers analyzing its trend and impact on the operations and performance of the company. 4.1) Impact of changes in the external environment on the marketing strategy of TARIK FOODS The impact of EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT has a very big change on the marketing stratergies in TARIK FOODS Considering the taste : Looking at the type of the people that live close by in a specific area the management in TARIK FOODS , takes utmost care while laying down the selling stratergy, so that the likes and dislikes of the people who will be eating and buying are matched appropriately. Atmospheric Change : The Cliate change forces the TARIKK FOODS to sell those food stuff which are the thing that are more preferred by the people who eat and buy the products . As this enables the management to get a high amount of sales for achieving the stratergic targets of their strategic marketing . 4.2) Conduct an internal analysis to identify current strengths and weaknesses in TARIK FOODSs marketing strategy Looking into the swot analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of TARIK FOODS , it can be observed the following. SWOT analysis of TARIK FOODS Weaknesses On performing a SWOT analysis of TARIK FOODSs the weaknesses,that can be seen are like Its very small in the amount of business it does when compared with the big wigs in the same industry Its serving a few selected categories of people , where in a larger chunk of people are left out Its looking more towards the market dominance and less towards the customer service TARIK FOODS is bound to reveal several weaknesses. One example, of many, is the amount of fossil fuel used in its transport network. With increasing oil prices,   TARIK FOODS needs to keep a close eye on transport costs. Another weakness come from TARIK FOODSs dependence on the UK grocery market. Hence, it is increasing its foreign outlets and selling other goods. SWOT analysis of TARIK FOODS Strengths TARIK FOODSs strengths in grocery retail allow it to compete easily with local businesses . This has led to its brand name and financial power becoming strengths in themselves. This has led to many more stores being built at the nearby areas as well, leading to geographical strength. The following strengths can be seen : The ability to perform with terms of revenue generation The abilty to deliver to customer at times when the other stores cant deliver The model of successful implementation of the Strategic marketing techniques. 4.3) Propose strategic marketing responses to key emerging themes TARIK FOODS marketing strategy The responses to the strategic marketing of the key themes that are emerging from TARIK FOODS , marketing strategy are very special in terms looking at their market capture in the area. They are also having a very good and healty competition in the industry , which is giving a run for the money to even the best known , international brands of food outlets and the product selling industry with in the area.

Paul Cronan :: Essays Papers

Paul Cronan Paul Cronan Case This case involves a corporate response to AIDS in the workplace. The return to work of Paul Cronan, a person with AIDS, after a much publicized law suit, led to a walkout of his coworkers. This case documents the circumstances which preceded the work stoppage. Analyzing this case from Paul Cronan’s supervisors point of view there are three main ethical issues to be considered: duty to protect the interests of the company, New England Telephone (NET); obligation to maintain the rights of the other employees; and duty to provide for the safety and privacy of Paul Cronan. There are ample examples throughout the reading to support identification of these three issues. It is evident that there is substantial interaction between Cronan and his supervisors in the early stages of his illness. Cronan contacted his first boss, Charlie O’Brian, asking for permission to leave work for a doctors appointment on three occasions. Cronan disclosed his illness to O’Brian on the third attempt to leave early from work. On his return to work he was instructed by his boss to see the company doctor. Later he contacted O’Brian, asking to be put on medical leave. Months later when he was well enough to return to work he contacted his new supervisor, Richard Griffin, who informed him that he needed a medical release to return to his job. He also asked Griffin for a transfer to a less volatile environment. These examples prove that the two men were Paul Cronan’s supervisors and thus had to be concerned for the safety and well being of Cronan. There is evidence to support that there were other employees in Cronan’s department. When his illness was revealed co-workers purportedly threatened to lynch him if he returned. Later it was reported that damaging graffiti had been written on the bathroom stalls. On his return to work after the legal settlement he was treated like a leper by fellow employees. That same day, several co-workers filed a grievance with the local union protesting his re-instatement. The next day the workers walked off the job to reduce their contact with Cronan. Later several employees spoke of their fear of the disease and discomfort with Cronan. These examples prove that there were other employees in the department and thus the supervisors had to see that their rights were upheld, also. Next, it is evident that the supervisors were agents of the company. Paul Cronan :: Essays Papers Paul Cronan Paul Cronan Case This case involves a corporate response to AIDS in the workplace. The return to work of Paul Cronan, a person with AIDS, after a much publicized law suit, led to a walkout of his coworkers. This case documents the circumstances which preceded the work stoppage. Analyzing this case from Paul Cronan’s supervisors point of view there are three main ethical issues to be considered: duty to protect the interests of the company, New England Telephone (NET); obligation to maintain the rights of the other employees; and duty to provide for the safety and privacy of Paul Cronan. There are ample examples throughout the reading to support identification of these three issues. It is evident that there is substantial interaction between Cronan and his supervisors in the early stages of his illness. Cronan contacted his first boss, Charlie O’Brian, asking for permission to leave work for a doctors appointment on three occasions. Cronan disclosed his illness to O’Brian on the third attempt to leave early from work. On his return to work he was instructed by his boss to see the company doctor. Later he contacted O’Brian, asking to be put on medical leave. Months later when he was well enough to return to work he contacted his new supervisor, Richard Griffin, who informed him that he needed a medical release to return to his job. He also asked Griffin for a transfer to a less volatile environment. These examples prove that the two men were Paul Cronan’s supervisors and thus had to be concerned for the safety and well being of Cronan. There is evidence to support that there were other employees in Cronan’s department. When his illness was revealed co-workers purportedly threatened to lynch him if he returned. Later it was reported that damaging graffiti had been written on the bathroom stalls. On his return to work after the legal settlement he was treated like a leper by fellow employees. That same day, several co-workers filed a grievance with the local union protesting his re-instatement. The next day the workers walked off the job to reduce their contact with Cronan. Later several employees spoke of their fear of the disease and discomfort with Cronan. These examples prove that there were other employees in the department and thus the supervisors had to see that their rights were upheld, also. Next, it is evident that the supervisors were agents of the company.