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My company is looking for local IT support in KC to support one of our branches there. Overall IT is managed out of NYC, but we need local eyes/ears/hands to do installations and maintenance.
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If you are interested in this please contact me via PM to exchange info.
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Is the location in north Kansas City, Johnson County which is way south, or where? It makes a huge dufference since we're so spread out. Just curious because I might be able to make a recommendation.
Oct 1, 2010 at 8:00 UTC
I'd like to recommend where I'm working, Triple-I. It is one of the things we're good at. Dexter's right about us being spread out though; we're in the service providers list but it shows us as "Overland Park" instead of "Kansas City" because we're not downtown.
/edit - I put in another couple of locations for us so we'd show on the search next time.
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They are in downtown KC, between Garment Dist., Hospital Hill and Penn Valley Park. Hope that kind of nails it down.
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Yeah, that's fairly precise by KC standards. They're less than 15 minutes drive from corporate.
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By Yuri Kageyama, AP Business Writer
TOKYO Nissan and Chrysler have reached a deal to have Nissan supply cars to Chrysler for sale in South America starting next year, the automakers said Friday.
The model, based on the Nissan Versa sedan, will be supplied under what is called an OEM, or "original equipment manufacture," agreement in the auto industry.
That means Japanese automaker Nissan Motor will supply the cars, which are also sold as Nissan models, to Chrysler so the U.S. automaker can sell them under its own brand.
Such OEM agreements are fairly common among automakers and should not be confused with major alliances like the one Nissan has with Renault of France. But they can help cut costs and strengthen product offerings immediately.
Detailed terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
"This kind of tactical partnership allows us to maximize product offerings yet minimize costly investments," said Chrysler President Tom LaSorda, adding that the agreement will allow Chrysler to add a small car in its lineup.
Nissan and Chrysler agreed to keep exploring other possible ways to share products, they said in a joint release. A Nissan affiliate has been supplying Chrysler with transmissions since 2004, it said.
"Nissan has a successful track record of win-win product exchanges, and we are pleased to be entering into this second agreement with Chrysler," said Carlos Tavares, Nissan Executive Vice President.
Chrysler, which makes the Jeep Wrangler and Dodge Charger, has been eager to expand international sales through tie-ups, partly to expand in emerging markets to offset declining U.S. sales.
Nissan has also flirted with the idea of a U.S. partner, to solidify its position in North America, but its talks with U.S. automaker General Motors (GM) in 2006 stalled.
Nissan Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn, who also heads Renault, has said the company is open to partnerships if they have potential to be successful like the Renault-Nissan alliance.
Nissan, Japan's No. 3 automaker, turned itself around from near-bankruptcy under the 1999 alliance with Renault.
Chrysler, which had been losing money, became a private company in August after Cerberus Capital Management became the majority owner, buying an 80.1% stake from German automaker Daimler.
Last year, Chrysler announced a deal with China's biggest independent car company, Chery Automobile, to jointly produce and export small cars to Western Europe and the United States.
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Brian Price knows wine. He's not a wine snob, he just loves everything about it. He is passionate about the intricate details of wine - even if it's not the most expensive or high profile brand.
He teaches monthly wine classes, Wine Tasting 101, at Hutchins Street Square, in which everything from etiquette to tasting and terminology is covered in two-and-a-half hours. He's not teaching people how to be a cork dork, but rather how to get the true appreciation out of wine. His next class will be June 21 at 7 p.m. For more information on Wine Tasting 101, call 333-5511.
You can also read his column returning next week on page 8 of Lodi Living.
Q: You are a wine educator and have a passion for the winemaking process. How did that develop?
A: I grew up in Los Angeles. My dad was a filmmaker. He worked with Walt Disney. I was a Disney kid. I wanted to do something really unique. I worked for a company called Trader Joes when I was in college and that's what started my interest in wine. They afforded us the opportunity to taste wine while we worked there so I was able to pair cheese and food with wine.
My real passion for wine started in 1982 when I decided to become a winemaker and went to Cal State Fresno and entered into the oenology and viticulture to become a winemaker.
Q: Were you wanting to have your own winery? What was your goal then?
A: I thought about that, but I think I've always been more of a people person and I'd rather be dealing with people as opposed to actually making the wine. I have made the wine, but I see myself as more of a people person.
Q: You don't want to be out in the vineyards all by yourself?
A: Exactly. I thought, I'll just do the sales and marketing part of it.
Q: What kinds of wine did you make?
A: I made three award-winning wines. One was a Mead wine, made from honey. I made a red table wine blend and a port.
Q: How did you become a wine educator for the Lodi area?
A: I started the community class because not many classes were being offered, which I thought was interesting in a town with such a wine focus.
Q: Are you ever surprised by how much people do or do not know about wine?
A: I think it's amazing how much people do know when you talk to them. Every one is always learning. I'm learning when I teach my class.
Q: Out of every wine you have tasted, what is your favorite wine?
A: Do I play it safe and say Lodi Zinfandel? (Laughs).
Q: No, what is your favorite, ever?
A: I like all different types of wine because that's the only way you learn. You have to experiment and taste all different types. Rieslings. Pinot Noir. Cabernet. Zinfandel. Chardonnay. I try not to limit myself to one specific wine. The only way you're going to learn and expand your knowledge base about wine is to experience them, to take notes and reflect on what you're tasting. All wine is unique.
Q: If you were going to a dinner tonight and were going to take a bottle of wine, what would you take?
A: If I'm going out of town, I always take a Lodi Zinfandel because it gives me an opportunity to be an ambassador for our town. If I were going to dinner in town, it would depend on what's in the wine rack and what's for dinner. I'd probably bring a Zinfandel or Cabernet or maybe a Pinot Noir.
Q: In the film, "Sideways," the wine aficionado tells his friend that he refuses to drink Merlot. Why is Merlot in the lower class of wines?
A: I love that film. Ever since it came out, people don't realize it, it did have a dramatic effect on Merlot and individuals that grow Merlot. It's a great red wine. It has very soft tanins, it doesn't have that biting astringency, that drying out effect that you get from a Zinfandel. With Merlot, you don't experience that at that level. It's a lot softer, easy drinking. It goes with many different foods. "Sideways" was fun, but it's a movie. It's not reality. I think that what it was is that people are looking for unique wines. And Miles, in the film, liked Pinot Noir. Pinot Noir is like the holy grail of red wine. It has so many interesting flavor aromas - mushroom, earth, strawberry, cherry. And Merlot, it doesn't have the intensity that a lot of other wines do.
Q: If wine is made from grapes, and grapes are grapes, how do you get all these flavors like mushroom and earth and berries?
A: Some people think that when you get those flavors, people think that they are mixed in or added. It's what happens with a different variety of grapes. I always use the example of apples. Granny Smith has high acidity. Fuji has a real floral aroma. Red is sweet. It's the same with grapes. They all have their unique characteristics and aromas. When the wine is fermented, there are trace elements created during the fermentation that mimic the smell of strawberry or mushroom. So their chemical constituents have similar smells. That's what we mean when we say a Zinfandel is peppery or spicy.
I think people are confused about all of the smells people describe. You'll always smell red currant or like a dark red fruit in a Cabernet. Or cedar in Cabernet. In a Pinot Noir, you'll get the strawberry, the mushroom, those earthy tones. In Chardonnay, you'll get the melon, the tropical fruit, a kind of butteriness.
Q: What's something someone can do to fool people into thinking they know something about wine?
A: I think people can show they know something about wine if they just show some basic wine etiquette. That will make them so far ahead of the vast majority of the group. For instance, you're supposed to hold a wine glass by the stem, not by the glass. When you get your oils and fingerprints on the glass, you can't see the color and clarity of the wine. Also, your hand heats up the wine so it can change the temperature and have a negative effect. Just doing basic swirling of the wine shows that you're trying to bring out the smells of the wine. And putting your whole nose into the glass helps you bring those smells in. Little things help you understand everything.
Wine is an expression of a person, an expression of a vintage, of a place. It's an expression of a winemaker. How did she make it? In a barrel? Are you going to smell that oak, wood character in the wine?
If you don't smell it, you never experience it.
Q: In your classes, if you're students could only leave with one piece of knowledge, what would you want them to know?
A: If you like the wine, it's a good wine. You have to remember that. You can get as technical as you want with wine, it's overwhelming. But the bottom line is, if you like it, it's a good wine. I try to emphasize the three basic steps of using your eyes, nose and mouth to evaluate wine.
Q: Do you think price makes a difference when it comes to wine.
A: No, not at all. A lot of people think price is conducive to the quality and there's so many wonderful wines out there for only $10 a bottle. You really don't have to spend a lot of money to get a really good bottle.
Q: In the wine column you are going to write for Lodi Living, what topics do you plan to cover?
A: I'd like to focus on wine education. Maybe a focus on specific wineries. Because I was a winemaker, I'd like to explore the uniqueness of each winery.
Q: How did you get started in writing?
A: I've always enjoyed writing. I read a lot of wine magazines. A lot of people pick up "People" magazine or "GQ" and I'll pick up "Wine Spectator."
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Kildare newlyweds set to splash on honeymoon after huge Lotto win
A couple from Kildare who only just got married are now able to go on honeymoon after claiming a €500,000 EuroMillions win at Lotto HQ today.
The lucky pair, who have chosen to remain anonymous, won the top prize in the EuroMillions Plus draw on Friday.
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'This past month has been a dream come true with the wedding and everything but to top it all off with a half a million euro win is beyond any dream we could have,' smiled the winning husband, who outlined what the couple plan to do with windfall.
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Qualor's Pride was a civilian freighter commanded by Revex Akachin of Qualor II in the mid-24th century. Built circa 2302, it operated with duotronic circuits and other obsolete technologies, and had a maximum velocity of warp 7.1.
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The Architect's tomb is the tomb of the architect of Pandora's Temple, Pathos Verdes III. It is located at the very top of the Cliffs of Madness. The doors into the tomb itself are guarded by a series of moving platforms, with spinning buzzsaws running between them. When Kratos enters the tomb, he finds the final resting place of both Pathos Verdes III and his wife. Kratos then takes the architect wife's head, and uses it to unlock a doorway that leads beyond the tomb to Zeus Mountain, and ultimately to Pandora's Box.
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The Workers Compensation Board of P.E.I. is taking steps to provide compensation coverage to workers on Island farms.
"As a long-time farmer, I understand the concerns and reservations that the industry might have about mandatory coverage," said Stuart Affleck, chair of the Workers Compensation Board.
"I was pleased to be part of the panel discussions and consultation with the farming industry. It was important to meet with various boards, employers and workers and to hear their thoughts; clarify some misperceptions; and to receive valuable feedback from the farming sector on how we could help them through this transition."
In 2012, a legislative review advisory committee was appointed to review the Workers Compensation Act.
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Review by Sunetra Chakravati,10/29/2015 11:29:21 AM
Look and feel
Ease of use
Battery life
Great battery life | Fab screen | premium looks
Design is not ergonomic | Camera very iffy | Internal memory only 16GB
It is an absolutley stunningly thin device with a goreous screen to boot. With a thickness of a mere 6mm, it gives the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 at 5.6mm a run for its svelte money and is by what seems like miles is slimmer than the iPad Air by 1.5mm.
The machined aluminium body is undulating and envelopes the edges to meet the display at the front. The matt effect slate grey device feels really premium and obviously takes no prints. Beautifully constructed, I dare you not to go 'wow' when you unbox it.
Dell have gone for almost no bezels on three sides with a chunky end with the speaker grille underneath which is almost 3/4 of an inch and also has the massive lens of the first camera (there are three!). The bezel coupled with the speaker bit makes it very easy to hold it even though you will be either leaving a print on the lens or covering the speaker.
When you hold the tablet in portrait mode, the power button is on the top left with the volume toggle just beneath it. On the lower right side is the SD card tray which will take a card upto 512GB.
Light enough for holding in one hand at 305gms, the Venue 8 is surprisingly easy to stretch your palm across the back of, if you dont want to keep covering the lens.
A resounding yes to that question. Intel's RealSense camera tech means you will be left cratching your head on how you are covering it with your fingers...
Apart from the tiny lens in the middle of the broad black glass strip at the bottom of the tablet, the slim black line about a quater of the way up its back hides two additional cameras on its two corners.
The main snapper is an 8-MP one with the two assistant cameras at 720p. When you focus you are able to see two more views of what you want to take pictures of and after the picture has been clicked, it is in the Dell post-processing suite that the magic happens so you are able to refocus on specific ofjects in the image. The results are middling to rubbish.
I expected something along the lines of the HTC One M8's dual camera or something like ZTE Axon Elite's dual cameras but was left frustrated and baffled by it. The quality of images on the 'Depth Shot' mode reminded me of the pictures I used to take on my first camera phone, a Sony Ericsson. And that wasnt the only problem. It is almost impossible to hold the tablet in a way that doesnt cover one of the three cameras when trying to take a picture using the said mode.
However, if you eschew using these unrealistic and frankly rubbish bells and whistles and just use the individual shot mode then you shoudl be okay. But here is the real reason why it isnt the end of the world that the camera on this tablet isnt absolutely sparkling. Cameras are for smartphones and phablets, not tablets. Tablets should ideally not have any rear cameras just front facing ones for video calls and Skyping. And the front facing camera on this tablet at 2-MP works just fine.
The stunning display will almost take your breath away. It is a 8.4-inch AMOLED display giving you an incredible resolution of 2560x1600 with a 359ppi. As soon as you fire up the tablet, it becomes obvious that this is no ordinary display.
Dell Live Wallpapers give a parralax effect which further enhances and the lifts up the sharpness of the screen with its almost 3D capabilities. I recently reviewed the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 and that has one godawesome screen and this one is comparable to that. Contrasts are perfect, blacks are rich and velvety, apart from the whites having a slight yellow tinge, the screen is perfect for watching downloaded content off BBC iPlayer or even streaming off Netflix.
Furthermore, the speaker at the bottom of the tablet is robust and perfect for relaying crisp sound from pot-boilers you choose to watch in bed.
Another major consideration while playing media is battery life. The Dell Venue 8 does very very well in this respect. Dell promise upto 9.5 hours of battery life and during my tests, it went much further. Standby time is about 18 days, so the tablet says and it barely lost 10 percent of juice during an hour of playing Youtube content over Wifi with 100 percent brightness.
The tablet was unveiled at an Intel Developer forum and so obviously is powered by Intel's Atom Z3580 with 2GB RAM and PowerVR G6430 graphics. Performance was fine and just a tiny bit of stutter while rotating the tablet and switching between apps.
The Dell Venue still has Android 5.1 onboard and comes replete with some preinstalled apps including Dell's galary app, Dropbox, Maxxaudio, the speaker app, McAfee Security and Skitch. I tried to remove them but all I could do was disable them, of the 16Gb available, you get about 9GB for use but the expandable memory via microSD means you can have an additional 512GB on there too.
Dell's android tablet is one of the best I have seen in the market till date. The screen and display is fabulous, the device can be comfortably held one-handed and sound is crisp. The camera is seriously iffy but I doubt many people use their tablets as their principal cameras, and the ones taken on the Venue 8 should suffice for social media sharing. Yes, the lens could have been sited better and am not a massive fan of the lop-sided design but on the whole it is a neat little device which I will be very happy to consume media off during my commute.
It isn't the cheapest, but it definitely is one of the slimmest and for form factor alone, it deserves rich praise. I, personally, cannot wait for Dell's next tablet now.
Price: From £349
Operating System: Android 5.0.2
Weight: 305g
Size: 6 x 124.4 x 215.8mm
Display: 8.4 inch OLED Display with FHD
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By Steve DiMeglio, USA TODAY
RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. Turns out Cristie Kerr's final-round 80 in last year's Kraft Nabisco Championship, which sent her tumbling from the top of the leaderboard to a tie for 21st place, was a blessing in a cruel disguise.
The collapse forced Kerr to take stock of her game — and she quickly realized the mental part needed an advanced degree of attention. Her quest to improve mind over matter took her to Dr. Joe Parent, the best selling author of Zen Golf: Mastering the Mental Game, which details effective methods for working with thoughts and emotions. Their collaboration reached a peak Friday in the second round of the Kraft, the LPGA tour's first major of 2009.
KRAFT NABISCO: Kim, McPherson share lead
The 2007 U.S. Women's Open champion and a winner of 11 tour events shot up the leaderboard with a 4-under-68 on the windswept, 6,673-yard Dinah Shore Tournament Course. At 5-under 139 after two rounds, Kerr was one shot out of the lead when she headed to the practice range to work on her physical game following her round.
"I'm not embarrassed to say that I need help with the mental game because how many amateurs and how many pros out there are just mental cases?" Kerr said after her round, which included one bogey and five birdies. "They have a lot of talent and can't get it done. I have the talent. If I can make the mental part of my game as strong as my talent, it's going to be good."
Not that Kerr has exactly been bad in her career. She's been a nose-to-the-grindstone golfer with a great putting stroke and an accurate long game. There were just moments over the years, however, when anger would get in her way or bad shots would send her focus askew. So she talked with seven other experts in the field before settling on Parent.
"He has a really peaceful, calming way," Kerr said. "He's a Buddhist, which means, the literal translation, awareness of being awake. So he just teaches being aware of your feelings and how to manage your emotions. To really bring out the best of what you have by getting you back in your body and not so much in your head, because when you are in your head, your body and your mind are not in sync and you cannot let your shots throw freely and let your talent come out if you're thinking about it too much.
"So I work really hard with him on that."
Parent, who walked every step of Kerr's round, heralded his pupil throughout, especially a routine she has adapted. In years past, Kerr sometimes would stand over the ball before hitting a shot and fret about this or that. Commitment, at times, was hard for her to make. Now, before she steps to the ball, she and her caddie, John Killeen, have committed to the club she will hit, the line she will take and the shape she will produce.
When she knows exactly what she wants to do, she steps up, stands over the ball and quickly pulls the trigger. It's a basic 1-2-3 process that eliminates confusion and produces better rhythm that carries through the round.
Her improved frame of mind came in handy late in the round when very strong winds turned this winter playground into a turbine. Suddenly, the course that was already causing headaches with lightning greens and thin fairways became a supreme challenge with three-club winds.
"Every year that I've been out here, there is one day where it kind of blows like this," Kerr said. "You just try and survive. Your golf swing doesn't matter. Putting doesn't matter. You've just got to try and see kind of what the shot is laid out for you, and then you've got to play the conditions.
"On No. 8, the par-3, I had to aim 30 yards left. The wind brought it in and I hit a great shot. You've just got to translate the conditions and survive."
And adapt — just as Kerr has done since last year's last round.
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Jan 28, 2016 — This was written by Terri the high school intern at the Daviess County public library.
When I saw this book I had no clue as to what it was going to be about. The title seemed interesting so I got it and read it. I read it back in the awkward times of freshman year. I think about this book every day even today as a senior. The story literally spoke to me louder than any book ever has before.
Speak is actually about a young girl in high school who was taken advantage of and raped. She's completely traumatized by what happened and is too afraid to tell anyone about it. She stays quiet in the halls and everywhere really. She basically cuts herself off from all socialization and everyone judges her and makes her feel like an outcast. She makes herself invisible and she physically harms herself. This book is for all teens out there who feel like no one can see them, who feel like no one cares about them or the things that happen to them. It was such an inspiring story for me because I am that kid in school who doesn't speak up really, and not many people know my name. I also recommend this book to the people who don't reach out to others and make them feel wanted, and known. It will show you how people really feel and what they really go through. It will inspire you to be better and expand your social horizons to more than just your normal group.
This book reminds you that you need to be careful about the things you say to people because you can never possibly know what someone is going through. In my opinion the author did an amazing job at writing this story. She pulled you right into the story and really made you feel for the poor girl. She made you have hope for this fictional character because when you read it you can see that the girl is not all that fictional. You can look around and see there are people going through the same things as her. It definitely made me want to reach out to people, even though I feel like an outcast myself at times, and make them feel special, show them someone does care, and there's no need to hide away from everyone.


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JACKSON, Miss. — Three weeks ago, the Jackson State baseball team stood on the side of the interstate, watching as a fire destroyed its bus.
Now the Tigers (31-23) are in the NCAA tournament.
It has been a crazy May for Jackson State, which was struggling before the team's bus caught fire May 5 during a road trip to Savannah State. No one was injured, but nearly all of the team's equipment was destroyed. Several players also lost a substantial amount of personal items, including wallets, keys and clothes.
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The strategy chosen is Product Re-positioning Strategy.
Previous exposure in the market with negative results.
Not be able to cling to the market to acquire a position.
Strategic decisions are adopted based upon competitive brand positions and prices.
The key reasons why SHARK energy drink should employ a product re-positioning strategy is (Dröge & Darmon, 1987);
A mistake is made in the original positioning (promotion tied to brand awareness)
New customer preference cluster with new opportunities
The brand didn't achieve a competitive advantage at the first attempt.
Influx of new competitor products
The SHARK product will be positioned so that it is very much in the limelight.
The Re-positioning Strategy that we have applied is based on a appropriate Marketing Mix that will highlight; What the product is, what it stands for and how customer perception can be influenced.
Marketing Mix
Foreign market entry strategy
The strategy that has been opted for is the Market Pricing Strategy
Price similar to comparable products.
The innovative nature of energy drinks they can be priced higher than other types of beverages.
Red Bull developed a new pricing strategy -
"Contained extra ingredients and apart from being soft drink it also had an energy stimulating function." Adner (2009)
We will set the price slightly below Red Bull
Capitalize on this perceived value to entice potential customers
Remain profitable.
Tariffs are increasingly being removed due it being perceived an unfair impact on pricing.
Fletcher and Crawford (2011) describe the modified pricing policy as a geocentric approach
Launch events will be held on 1st July by holding various Shark sponsored parties at nightclubs and bars (located near universities).
Student ambassador program start mid-June, obtaining 70% brand awareness with the target market.
Products will then be made available to buy at supermarkets and service stations followed by a permanent move to nightclubs/bars.
Shark Energy Drink
Positioning strategy
Goals & Objectives
The Market Entry Strategy chosen for the Shark Energy drink is to export the product directly into the Australian Market.
Thailand Australia Free Trade Agreement
Limited taxes and tariffs
Domestic price due (bulk buy)
We have followed the Red Bull model of entry strategy due to their high success rate.
Since 2003, the industry for energy drinks has grown from $5 million to a $19 billion (Heckman Et al 2010)
Shark has decided to use retailers such as (Adner, 2004);
7/Eleven Service Stations
Nightclubs & Bars
Vending machines
Exporting has been chosen because it allows greater control over the Shark product and allows a strong form of foreign investment. The company has proposed that if this venture is successful, production within the Australian market will begin, either through Joint Venture or Greenfield operations.
Shark energy drink carbonated drink containing Taurine and caffeine which make you feel energised.
Various ingredient combinations are critical to the product due to;
Distinct overall flavour,
The amount of energy,
The duration of energy.
Shark Energy is a modification of parent company Osotspa's energy drink M-150
It is a market leader in Thailand holding 60% of the energy drink market (Osotspa 2013)
Shark is carbonated and packaged in aluminum cans to meet with the tastes of countries such as Australia.
The product was born global focused on exploiting new international markets.
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Proposed Positioning Map
Current Positioning Map
Current Perceptual Map
Proposed Perceptual Map
Adner, 2004, 'Red Bull and its successful innovations in the soft drinks market' Viewed 18/5/2013 < http://faculty.insead.edu/adner/projects/MayJune04 FINALProjects/RedBull.pdf>
Dröge, C. & Darmon, R. Y., 1987. Associative Positioning Strategies through Comparative Advertising: Attribute versus Overall Similarity Approaches. Journal of Marketing Research, 24(4), pp. 377-388."Energy Drinks Marketing Research." Research Wikis. 29 Oct. 2008 http://www.researchwikis.com/Energy_Drinks_Marketing_Research
Fletcher, R. & Crawford, H., 2011. Internation Marketing: An Asia-Pacific Perspective. 5th ed. Frenches Forest: Pearson Australia.
Heckman M.A, 2010, 'Energy Drinks: An Assessment of Their Market Size, Consumer Demographics, Ingredient Profile, Functionality, and Regulations in the United States', 'Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety' Vol. 9, Issue 3, Viewed 18/5/2013
Osotpa 2013, Osotspa Company Profile, viewed 15/4/13, http://www.osotspa.com/company
Vaknin, S 2007, 'Marketing Implementation, Evaluation and Control' in Nation Branding and Place Marketing, Narcissus
Pre-launch research activities such as general surveys will be used to gauge the awareness of the brand.
Followed by a marketing audit which gauges on how well Shark has penetrated the market and helps with strategic control (Vaknin, 2007).
Analyzing competitor reaction to product
Analyzing consumer reaction to product
Considering viable long-term options
By choosing to directly export we are able to maintain more control over the process than any other strategy.
If the numbers are good and the product does well;
The establishment of an Australian Headquarters
Allow Thailand Headquarters to focus their resources back towards their own market.
The choice to avoid usual methods of marketing we have chosen 'buzz marketing' or word-of-mouth advertising, directly to generation Y.
There will be specific age/culture group
extreme sports enthusiasts
the 'hip' crowd of party goers
Personal selling will be employed through;
Student brand ambassadors – who would be used to promote Shark on university campuses,
encouraged to throw parties at which cases of Shark would be distributed,
Regularly giving away samples on campus throughout the year.
Sponsorship and endorsements would also be a key player; by sponsoring the right event the company would create a fun and exciting profile of the brand.
Endorsements are most likely involved in the extreme sport scene, Shark would be seen everywhere at the events sponsored, and athletes sponsored would be covered in the brand merchandise
Motor sports
Water sports
Extreme sports
The football
Distribution channel for Shark is Intensive distribution
Aims to provide saturation coverage of the market
By using all available retail outlets such as supermarkets, gyms, convenience stores, coffee houses and trendy clubs;
Coles and Woolworths
Fitness First, Fernwood, Anytime Fitness
Starbucks, Gloria Jeans, Jamaica Blue
7/Eleven, Caltex, BP
Easily available to the customer in places competitors are available
promote sports, physical and outdoor activities
giveaways at sporting events
Shark a chance to be introduced to the specific target customer most effectively, allowing them to trial it. By doing so it does not lead to immediate sales, but improves cumulative favorable awareness of Shark (Fletcher & Crawford, 2011).
Offer a renewed product that has a market innovation element in its core.
Create awareness for SHARK energy drink.
Successfully enter the retail market with an advantage over our competitors.
Develop a product that has a new and exciting brand image.
Increase awareness of SHARK energy drink by 5% each month following the product launch.
Gain 2.5% market share of energy drink market by the commencement of the second year following the product launch.
Establish a sales revenue increase of at least 20% within the second year following the product launch.
Try to establish a headquarters in Australia within the next 5 years.
It is through our marketing strategies that we hope to achieve these goals in particular through our promotion strategies. Promotion will be the key factor in increasing awareness, obtaining market share (product/price plays a role here to) and increasing sales revenue.
Target Market and segmentation
Age: 15 to 35years of age
Gender: Male & Female
Geographic: NSW & VIC
Bachelor Stage
Newly Married Couples
Full Nest I & II
Socio-graphic segment: younger audience with a more social attachment, participant of physical activities which would need energy.
Psychographic segment: Previous consumption of energy drinks, familiar with its physical effects, social activity persona to the drink, consumed when with company during an activity.
Influencer: Male or female adult and adolescents depending on the household structure.
Basic needs and benefits sought: energy, stimulation, consumption benefits.
Purchasing/shopping characteristics: bought in individual packages when outside during an activity, bought in mass for household drinking (saving of money).
Consumption/disposition characteristics: consumed both individually and in group, main disposition; happy, needs energy.
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Recommendations for improving the end-of-life care system for homeless populations: A qualitative study of the views of Canadian health and social services professionals
Knowledge, education and training
Homeless populations have complex and diverse end-of-life care needs. However, they typically die outside of the end-of-life care system. To date, few studies have explored barriers to the end-of-life care system for homeless populations. This qualitative study involving health and social services professionals from across Canada sought to identify barriers to the end-of-life care system for homeless populations and generate recommendations to improve their access to end-of-life care.
Semi-structured qualitative interviews were conducted with 54 health and social services professionals involved in end-of-life care services delivery to homeless persons in six Canadian cities (Halifax, Hamilton, Ottawa, Thunder Bay, Toronto and Winnipeg). Participants included health administrators, physicians, nurses, social workers, harm reduction specialists, and outreach workers. Interviews were audio-recorded, transcribed verbatim and analysed thematically.
Participants identified key barriers to end-of-life care services for homeless persons, including: (1) insufficient availability of end-of-life care services; (2) exclusionary operating procedures; and, (3) poor continuity of care. Participants identified recommendations that they felt had the potential to minimize these barriers, including: (1) adopting low-threshold strategies (e.g. flexible behavioural policies and harm reduction strategies); (2) linking with population-specific health and social care providers (e.g. emergency shelters); and, (3) strengthening population-specific training.
Homeless persons may be underserved by the end-of-life care system as a result of barriers that they face to accessing end-of-life care services. Changes in the rules and regulations that reflect the health needs and circumstances of homeless persons and measures to improve continuity of care have the potential to increase equity in the end-of-life care system for this underserved population.
Tens of thousands of people in North America experience homelessness every year
Homeless persons have a high level of need for end-of-life care services
While the demand for end-of-life care services may be growing among the homeless in North America, this population faces many barriers to accessing end-of-life care services
Due to these barriers, homeless persons often die with poor health care support
This article presents recommendations for improving the end-of-life care system for homeless persons based on research conducted in six Canadian cities as part of a national study of homelessness and end-of-life care. The main objectives of this study were to identify barriers to end-of-life care services delivery to homeless persons and identify recommendations to improve the end-of-life care system for this population. The findings presented here take into account the perspectives of health and social services professionals providing care to homeless persons at end-of-life. While this study was carried out in a country with universal health insurance, our findings provide insights that may strengthen end-of-life care services delivery to homeless persons elsewhere given the barriers they face to accessing care even when healthcare coverage is available
Study design and participants
We conducted qualitative interviews with health and social services professionals in six Canadian cities between February 2007 to August 2008 in which we explored the social and structural factors that impact end-of-life care services delivery to homeless persons. In particular, we aimed to identify barriers to providing end-of-life care services to this population, as well as identify recommendations improve equity in the end-of-life care system. We invited health and social services professionals involved in end-of-life care services delivery to homeless persons in Halifax, Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto, Thunder Bay, and Winnipeg to participate in this study. An advisory committee comprised of regional experts (i.e., senior health and social services administrators for homeless service organizations), as well as existing relationships with homeless service organizations in Ottawa and Toronto, helped us to identify key informants in those cities. We identified key informants in the remaining cities by conducting a scoping review of health services for homeless persons in those cities.
Letters or emails were sent to seventy-three potential participants to provide them with information about the study and invite them to participate. Fifty-four individuals (74%) agreed to participate, representing a range of professional roles, including physicians (6), nurse practitioners (2), nurses (16), social workers (5), emergency shelter or supportive housing executive directors and/or senior managers (9), harm reduction specialists (5), outreach workers (7), and personal support workers (4). Fifteen participants worked in low-threshold hospices (i.e. allowing onsite alcohol use, providing clean syringes, and permitting off-site illicit drug use) and the remainder of participants worked primarily in other community settings where they provided care to homeless persons unable to access the end-of-life care system. A minority of participants (6) worked in both hospital and community settings but reported that they seldom provided end-of-life care to this population in hospital.
Data collection
Semi-structured qualitative interviews were conducted with participants at their workplace or alternate location of their choosing. The majority of interviews were conducted by the lead author (RM), a qualitative health researcher, while the remaining interviews were conducted by the study principal investigator (MGY), a clinical psychologist. The interview guide focused on the end-of-life care needs of homeless persons and barriers and facilitators to providing end-of-life care to this population. Participants identified few facilitators and instead tended to make recommendations to improve care. Participants were asked throughout the interview to identify strategies to improve the end-of-life care system for homeless persons. An abridged version of this interview guide is provided in Table
Data analysis
The goal of analysis for this article was to identify perceived barriers to the end-of-life care system for homeless persons, as well as recommendations to improve services for this population. We imported the transcripts into NVivo qualitative data analysis software (version 8) to facilitate coding. A preliminary set of three categories (e.g. access to end-of-life care, community partnerships, and education and training) was extracted from lead author's field notes and used to provide an initial framework for the analysis. Two of us (RM & LBD) independently coded the data by drawing on constant comparison methods, wherein preliminary categories were revised and emerging categories were identified and expanded through constant comparison to the data
This study was approved by the research ethics committees at the University of British Columbia and Saint Paul University. Informed consent was obtained prior to interviews and participants retained a duplicate copy of the informed consent protocol.
Participants identified key barriers to end-of-life care services for homeless persons and recommendations for improving the end-of-life care system for this population. Five themes are organized into two domains: first, barriers to end-of-life care services; and, second, recommendations to improve the end-of-life care system. Barriers to and recommendations for improving the end-of-life care system were consistent across the cities included in this study, although the availability of low threshold services in two cities (Ottawa and Toronto) was perceived to minimize some barriers to care. Where participants are quoted directly, they are identified by profession to provide insight into the type of support they provide. Organizations named by participants have been replaced with generic descriptions to preserve their anonymity.
Perceived barriers to the end-of-life care system
Availability of end-of-life services and supports
Participants noted that, although end-of-life care services struggled to meet local demand, what services were available were generally inaccessible to homeless populations. Participants noted that homeless populations were unable to access end-of-life care services as a result of a lack of caregiver support and/or financial resources. Participants reported that end-of-life care services in their communities assumed that clients were stably housed and supported by caregivers or had the financial resources to pay for care (e.g. assisted living facilities). As a consequence, they felt that their clients were unable to access these services. For example:
Operating policies that exclude homeless populations
Participants noted that end-of-life care providers in their communities had largely adopted operating policies that excluded homeless populations from accessing services (e.g., anti-drug policies, codes of conduct, etc.). Participants felt that these operating policies privileged 'normative patients' (e.g., persons who were housed, had family, and conformed to procedures) and excluded homeless persons on the basis of a range of conditions common among this population (e.g., mental illness and substance use). In particular, anti-drug policies were identified as a barrier to care and, where formal policies did not exist, participants reported that substance-using homeless persons were identified by intake personnel as disruptive and, on the basis of this, denied services. Participant accounts suggest that these operating policies were perceived as discriminatory because they prevented a particular population (e.g., homeless persons) from accessing services, thus reinforcing inequities in access to the end-of-life care system. As two participants noted:
Lack of continuity of care
Participants expressed frustration with the lack of continuity of care for this population. They highlighted two particular challenges with implications for the end-of-life care system. First, participants noted that poor continuity of care (e.g. lack of follow-up, poor discharge planning, etc.) often precipitated the need for end-of-life care services among homeless persons with chronic diseases (e.g. HIV/AIDS). For example:
Second, participants noted that poor discharge planning placed an undue burden on community agencies ill-equipped to provide end-of-life care services. Participants reported that homeless persons were frequently discharged directly to emergency shelters even though these settings could provide only limited care to clients with complex medical needs. For example:
Participant recommendations to improve the end-of-life care system
Low-threshold strategies
Participants strongly recommended that the end-of-life care system adopt low-threshold approaches, which have minimal requirements for admission and care. Participants emphasized that conventional approaches requiring drug or alcohol abstinence restricted access to end-of-life care services for substance-using homeless populations. Participants reported that it was important that end-of-life care providers acknowledge that changes to rules and regulations were needed for the purpose of serving this population. Some participants noted that integrating harm reduction strategies for alcohol use (i.e. prescribing alcohol and managing intake) and illicit drug use (i.e. providing clean needles and permitting off-site illicit drug use) were low-threshold strategies with the potential to improve end-of-life care services for this population. These participants observed that, although
Furthermore, many participants articulated that this adoption of harm reduction strategies expressed a commitment to serving homeless persons and awareness of this population's life circumstances. For example:
Partnering community agencies with the end-of-life care system
Participants strongly believed that the wide variety of health and social services agencies accessed by homeless persons (e.g. shelters, soup kitchens, syringe exchange programs, etc.) should be formally partnered with the end-of-life care system. Participants articulated how the trust developed between these agencies and homeless populations helped to mediate access to a range of other services (e.g., primary care, specialists, etc.) and could perform a similar function in the context of end-of-life care. Furthermore, participants reported that these agencies, and especially trusted staff, were able to monitor changes in health status over time due to their sustained contact with this population and mediate access to health and end-of-life care services. For example:
Participants felt that, where partnerships were weak or did not exist, they needed to be developed. Several participants also noted that third-party advocates (e.g., patient navigators) could play a role in acting as liaisons between community agencies and the end-of-life care system to strengthen these partnerships. For example:
It would be helpful to have like individuals who serve as bridges between the [health and social services] systems. Usually, people don't want a system. They want a person that they can call so, the doctor or the health care team in the hospital would prefer that there is a person that they can call to help them out rather than saying "These are the steps that you do." I think that people are the key to building bridges. (Physician)
Strengthening training for end-of-life care professionals
Participants reported that increased training was needed to strengthen the capacity of healthcare professionals to address the complex and diverse needs of homeless populations at end-of-life (e.g. pain and symptom management, substance use, etc.). Participants noted that, while they valued the clinical expertise of healthcare professionals, clinicians often lacked experience in areas such as mental health and substance use that limited their effectiveness and openness to best practices. One participant remarked:
Participants acknowledged that they needed to strengthen their training in these areas, as well as provide training opportunities for students. Participants emphasized that community-academic partnerships had the potential to strengthen the capacity of healthcare professionals to provide care to homeless populations, while potentially decreasing discrimination towards homeless populations. As one participant reported:
Previous studies have identified interventions to improve the end-of-life care services for this population, highlighting the benefits of completing advanced planning directives
Our findings also suggest that homeless populations encounter additional barriers to accessing the end-of-life care system that point to the need for changes in the organization and operating policies of this system. Across Canada, policymakers have increasingly championed death-at-home as the optimum outcomes of end-of-life care system and this desired outcome
Furthermore, our research underscores the need for changes to operating policies within the end-of-life care system in order to better accommodate people who use drugs and/or experience mental illness. Our findings suggest that harm reduction strategies are perceived as a potential strategy to improve access to end-of-life care services for homeless persons because they remove one of the main barriers to hospice and end-of-life care services (i.e. anti-drug policies). Researchers have previously acknowledged that harm reduction strategies improve end-of-life care services delivery to homeless populations
Our findings further emphasize the need for improvements in continuity of care and mental health and substance use training. The end-of-life care system may benefit from replicating interventions (e.g. intensive case management, integrated services, etc.)
This study has several limitations that should be taken into consideration. Our findings may have limited generalizability due to limited sample size. Also, several recommendations may have limited generalizability to settings that lack universal healthcare coverage. Participants were recruited largely from community settings and our findings only partly reflect changes necessary to improve mainstream end-of-life care services delivery to the homeless. Further research with mainstream end-of-life care providers is needed to get their perspective on end-of-life care services delivery to this population, and in particular why homeless populations are underserved by this system. Finally, this article is not based on interviews with homeless persons who had experience with the end-of-life care system. We acknowledge that further work is needed to explore this population's perceptions of and experiences with the end-of-life care system. We completed preliminary interviews (n = 5) with homeless persons receiving care at a low-threshold hospice but suspended this part of our study due to concerns about the quality of data (e.g., consistency of accounts, recall of events, etc.). Future research, and especially that aiming to identify ways to improve the end-of-life care system, could benefit from better drawing upon the experiences of homeless end-of-life care recipients.
This article documented health and social services professionals views of the barriers that homeless persons face to accessing the end-of-life care system, as well as recommendations to improve access to this system for this population. While participants identified several barriers (i.e., insufficient availability of services, exclusionary operating policies, and poor continuity of care), they made key recommendations for improving the end-of-life care system for this population. In particular, participants identified the importance of structural changes to the delivery of end-of-life care services, emphasizing the importance of expanding services, integrating harm reduction approaches, and fostering partnerships with the public health system. These observations have the potential to be translated into policy and programmatic responses, notably the expansion of end-of-life care services, implementation of patient advocate programs, and adoption of harm reduction policies. For policymakers and health administrators concerned with increasing equity in the end-of-life care system for homeless populations, these recommendations present a possible way forward.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
MGY and RM designed the study and conducted data collection. All authors contributed to the data analysis. RM wrote the first draft of the manuscript. All authors contributed to the critical revision and approved the final content.
We would like to first and foremost thank our study participants for sharing their insights and experiences with us. We would also like to acknowledge the contributions of study collaborators: Tim Aubry, Stephen Hwang, Frances Legault, Vivien Runnels and Jeffrey Turnbull. Peggy Cooke, Natalie Dupuis, and Arash Kameli provided research and administrative support. We thank the reviewers (Isolde Daiski and Edward Ratner) for their helpful feedback. Ryan McNeil is supported by a doctoral award from the Social Science and Humanities Research Council. This research was funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Grant # 410-2006-2050). Saint Paul University provided supplementary funding.
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