Essays on Rum

(Task #1) Introduction This paper will look at Treasure Island a young adult, coming of age, adventure fiction novel by Robert Louis Stevenson. The story was first published as a book on November 14, 1883 by Cassell and Co., after originating in as a serial in the children’s magazine Young Folk from 1881-1882. The original title of work was Treasure Island, or the Mutiny of the Hispaniola and Stevenson was credited under the pseudonym of Captain George North. However, the first title that Stevenson had wanted to bestow on his story was the Sea Cook which was a ...

Smith, Augier & Nettleford in their article on Rastafarianism note that its beginnings were in the 1920s. While the movement is believed to have officially started in 1933 in Jamaica, the movement or rather religion, already had started. The country of Jamaica is believed to have had two specific individuals that guided the movement that has become known as Rastafarianism - Bedward and Marcus Garvey. In most contexts, the latter is more prominently discussed being regarded as the father of the movement. The idea behind Rastafarianism as Smith, Augier & Nettleford articulate is to proclaim African American nationalism and subsequently, the ...

A NIELSEN REPORT

KT Drinks, a UK based spirits manufacturer, is planning to launch a premium golden rum in the UK market in the last quarter of 2016. To promote the product and before the launch, KT drinks wants to partner with a soft drink manufacturer for its campaign. A prospective partner is Roundhouse Ginger Beer. The benefits envisioned for a partnership campaign are as follows:

Campaign will receive joint funding from the soft drink manufacturer

A joint campaign would help differentiate this golden rum from competitor products and therefore catch attention of the consumer; they will be willing to try the product Rum and ginger beer is a well known and ...

1.1 Problem Statement The wedding niche is incredibly important for the overall success of the tourism industry in the country. Because of the relatively small nature of the economy in Tobago, any difficulties with any facet of the industry can be completely devastating overall. The current wedding industry is not failing by any means, but there are certainly struggles as well; determining how to alleviate these problems will be one of the primary focuses of this assessment. Different individuals will have different perspectives and different assessments on the potential solutions for the economy, and it is important to determine ...

Introduction.

Pre-mix rum and coca cola is a new product that will be introduced to the market by Crown Ltd. The product will incorporate the use of a pre-mix cocktail while including coca cola as the primary additive. The product will be introduced to the market after extensive research on the acceptability and viability of the product in the target market. Inclusive and conclusive research shall also be carried out on the manufacturing of the product. Marketing strategy shall strive to attain expansivity in possible market areas and creation of awareness of the product among the population. Pricing mechanism shall ...

There are seven thousand Caribbean islands, but of those, only thirteen are independent countries. The other islands remain a colony of another (predominantly) European nation. Some notable examples of these properties include Aruba, which is governed by the Dutch and Martinique which is governed by the French. The map below ("Catch GR8 Travel Tips") shows the location of the Caribbean islands and their proximity to Florida to the north, and, Venezuela to the south. The Caribbean islands are a popular vacation destination for Americans and Europeans because they offer incredible beaches, five star resorts and are famous for their rum! ...

- Call me Jonah written by an American Poet named Konrad Tademar who writes about the labour union in America as part of the history depicting it and henceforth, the poem is an important part of American literature. - Jonah means Prophet Jonah in bible who was compelled to be in certain places at certain times. - Ismail was a prophet who is considered to be the son of Abraham. - A musical version of calypso was adapted in Cat’s Cradle. - Cat’s cradle is a novel By Kurt Vonnegut on arms race. The bomber ...

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In the story “A Country Doctor” by Franz Kafka, it depicts a waking from a dream. the piece is a short story that uses different aspects of a dream, as interpretation of the circumstances that surround a doctor’s life. It shows his helplessness in his situation and outlines the fact that he is unable, or unwilling to change it. He was afraid of being exposed to the villagers and have his competency questioned. Based on his dream, cold, naked and confused, he is a picture of confusion and incompetence. The doctor is secretly having passionate thoughts about his servant girl, who worked with him ...

The five adverts selected for the purposes of this paper primarily appeal to a sense of machismo (sexual desirability) as well as affiliation associated with the use of the respective products. According to Fowles (1998), the appeal to sex comes through in a subtle manner, which in turn makes the audience not feel as if it is being manipulated into buying the product, coupled by fact that explicit reference to sex risks obliterating the product information. According to Fowles (1998, p. 1), “there is always the danger that as in the case of sex, if the appeal is too blatant public ...

Term paper

Final Essay British journalist Tom Standage neglected the classical model of archaeologists, who divide the world into periods of history (Stone Age, Bronze Age, etc.) and offered his own version. The author of this book divided history into six main periods with help of beverages. Humanity, starting with the use of homemade beer has come to international red and white logo of "Coca-Cola". Author around each drink is trying to build a whole theory, to bind the general trends of human development, to identify significance. Telling about the beer, the author informs that in one of the Egyptian myths ...

Benchmark is the measure of success of any product in the market. Alcohol industry benchmark is setup to work from small level investors to medium level investors and encourage them to do with quality work. Benchmark set by the industry in comparison with the product of other companies (Robinson, 15-Sep-2009).

We will study three brands in the alcohol industry and their benchmarks.

First we will study the brand named “Absolut Vodka”. This brand is a Sweden brand and is popular for many types of drinks ranging from cocktails to different kinds of alcohol. It is among the top alcoholic brands of the world.

Profile and overview:

This company started by Swedish industrialist in the early ...

For two hundred years, majority of the colonies in North American were under the British rule. However, towards the end of the second century of the British control, rebellion by the colonists against the British began to crop up. The natives felt that the British rule was unfair and demanded independence. Conventionally, it is believed that the formulation of new tax policies by Parliament after the French and Indian War was the main cause of the Revolution. The colonists felt that these policies were oppressive and discriminative and protested against them. For instance, the enactment of the Quartering Acts ...

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The vodka market in Canada is growing at a faster rate compared to other premium drinks. 34 million Litres of vodka worth $864 million imported and locally produced were sold in the year 2007 by Canadian liquor authorities. Out of the total amount of vodka sold in Canada, 28% was imported from other countries. Vodka closely competes for market share with other spirits, which include Scotch whiskey and rum. In 2007, total vodka sales in Canada amounted to $864,412 compared to whisky sales of $1,252,659 and rum sales of $708,559. These figures corresponds to those presented ...

Slave trade existed in the colonial days. Its origin was because of the shortage of labor. The first people to be slave were Aboriginals but they were not many. They had incentives like free access to land and indentured servitude. The demand for labor increased forced the Europeans to turn to West Africa. The Europeans exchanged the slaves for manufactured goods. This continued and it became a trade. The trade occurred in open markets. The markets opened daily and sometimes weekly. The black people were the slaves. Anybody in the North who could afford to buy slaves had cheap labor. ...

When the Thirteen Colonies established themselves, it became incredibly difficult to compete with their mother country, Great Britain, due to the practice of mercantilism that had kept the Great British Empire so powerful throughout its history. Mercantilism, as a concept, dictated that economic strength comes from exporting more than you import (Schultz, 2014, p. 110). To that end, Great Britain established many different laws in the colonies that they ruled which greatly favored Britain in their dealings. In essence, America would export raw goods to Britain, which turned those materials into goods that they could then export back to America ...

When the Thirteen Colonies established themselves, it became incredibly difficult to compete with their mother country, Great Britain, due to the practice of mercantilism that had kept the Great British Empire so powerful throughout its history. Mercantilism, as a concept, dictated that economic strength comes from exporting more than you import. To that end, Great Britain established many different laws in the colonies that they ruled which greatly favored Britain in their dealings. In essence, America would export raw goods to Britain, which turned those materials into goods that they could then export back to America and to other countries. ...

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Introduction

Humans could not live without drinking. Apart from breathing, drinking is one activity humans must do in order to sustain themselves naturally. In fact, not even eating could satiate the feeling of thirst – if a person becomes thirsty, he must get a drink or else he could perish earlier than another person deprived of food does. Water stood as a natural resource humans consume for drinking. Yet, innovation led humans to use water to develop various kinds of drinks. Therefore, Tom Standage bases his book A History of the World in 6 Glasses on the unfolding of ...

The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin wrote one of the most intelligent and purposeful autobiographies in history. Franklin emerged from the American Revolution one of the most famous men in the world. An inventor/entrepreneur/publisher/writer with a keen sense of self-promotion, Franklin was spectacularly successful at using his celebrity as a platform from which to share the wisdom collected from a life of remarkable achievement. Perhaps the most notable aspect of his memoir is the fact that it combined simple language and personal examples with brilliant, often deceptively complex personal philosophy. The result is a truly “democratic” literary work in that it offers something beneficial for everyone.

Keywords: Benjamin Franklin, autobiography, American Revolution, memoir

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1. Executive Summary

Recently, the Hong Kong’s population is characterized by a large and growing segment of young and affluent consumers as they have plenty of disposable income to spend on alcohol beverages. With the widespread westernized drinking habits by the young and affluent Hong Kong population, the demand for beer is expected to rise steadily. Furthermore, the established social scene in Hong Kong is characterized by restaurants, pubs, night clubs and other social gathering venues, which constitutes an ideal starting point for the international brands looking to enter a new market. Thus, the Hong Kong beer market is extremely ...