...Individual Assignment | | Name: Vu Thi Ngoc MinhID: FB00293Class: FB0606 | | | | | | Table of Contents I. Executive summary 3 II. Introduction 3 1) A Short story of Warwick Castle 3 2) Warwick Castle today 4 III. An overall look at Warwick Castle 4 1) Audit 4 2) Core competences: 7 3) New special events: 8 IV. SOSTAC 8 1) Situation (S.W.O.T model) 8 2) Objective (S.M.A.R.T model) 9 3) Strategic 11 4) Tactics: 12 5) Control: 12 V. The Detailed Budget for “Family Togetherness” event 12 1) ‘Salute’ 12 2) ‘Discover castle’: Visit castle with guider. 13 3) ‘United night’: It is the evening that all members in the family have comfortable time in castle to talk, to share and enjoy royal banquet. 13 4) ‘Competition among families’: it is a gift from sponsorship Coca-Cola. 13 5) ‘Child menus in the restaurant’ (sponsorship with Coca-Cola) 14 VI. Marketing and operation 14 VII. Management risk 15 VIII. References 15 I. Executive summary The purpose is to develop a new business strategy for Special Events in 2013 for 1 month. In this plan, we provide the background of Warwick Castle where happens the event. Moreover, we conduct some analysis about audit, core competences of Warwick Castle, and list 8 events happened at the same time in season. In addition, it is the plan to develop service, analysis of special event ‘Family togetherness (SOSTAC, marketing and operation, management risk). II. Introduction ...
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...Arsenal Fulham broad way Wembley park Victoria tube / Green park Regent park Bridge underground Edgware London bridge London bridge London bridge White city / Shepherd's bush المكان London eye - عين لندن Aquarium London - اكواريوم لندن Big ben - ساعة بيغ بين Millennium bridge - جسر االلفيه Piccadilly square - ساحة بيكاديللي history studio - ستديو تصوير Believe or not - متحف صدق او التصدق Trocadero mall - تروكاديرو مول Jermyn street - محالت راقيه Chain town - الحي الصيني M'S & M - ام اند امز Oxford street - " شارع اكسفورد " تسوق Hamleys - العاب هامليز Regent street - " شارع ريجينت " تسوق Carnaby street - " شارع كارنابي " تسوق New ID Studio - ستديو تصوير Madame Tussauds - متحف الشمع London zoo - حديقة الحيوان Royal botanic gardens - حدائق بوتانيك Hyde park - الهايد بارك Speaker corner - سبيكر كورنر بالهايد بارد Primark - " محالت بريمارك " تسوق Covent garden - منطقة كوفنت قاردن Transport museum - متحف المواصالت Five guys restaurant - مطعم فايف قايز Shik shak restaurant - مطعم شيك شاك cinema Imax - سينما Harrods - هارودز Harvey nichols - هارفي نيكلز Emirates stadium - ملعب االمارات Stamford bridge - ملعب ستامفورد بريدج Wembley stadium - ملعب ويمبلي Buckingham palace - قصر باكينغهام Regent park - حديقة ريجينت Tower bridge - جسر لندن Edgware road - شارع العرب London...
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...Dungeons & Dragons (abbreviated as D&D[2] or DnD) is a fantasy tabletop role-playing game (RPG) originally designed by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, and first published in 1974 by Tactical Studies Rules, Inc. (TSR). The game has been published by Wizards of the Coast since 1997. It was derived from miniature wargames with a variation of the Chainmail game serving as the initial rule system.[3] D&D's publication is widely regarded as the beginning of modern role-playing games and the role-playing game industry.[4] D&D departs from traditional wargaming and assigns each player a specific character to play instead of a military formation. These characters embark upon imaginary adventures within a fantasy setting. A Dungeon Master serves as the game's referee and storyteller, while also maintaining the setting in which the adventures occur and playing the role of the inhabitants. The characters form a party that interacts with the setting's inhabitants (and each other). Together they solve dilemmas, engage in battles and gather treasure and knowledge.[4] In the process the characters earn experience points to become increasingly powerful over a series of sessions. The early success of Dungeons & Dragons led to a proliferation of similar game systems. Despite this competition, D&D remains the market leader in the role-playing game industry.[5] In 1977, the game was split into two branches: the relatively rules-light game system of Dungeons & Dragons...
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...How to create a Pen and Paper RPG Creating a successful pen and paper roleplaying world requires both an understanding of mathematics and literature. In order for a developer to create their own roleplaying game, they first need an idea of what they are wanting to do. Typically, it's a good idea to define the concept in the title of the world that is being created. Some examples include Dungeons and Dragons, World of Darkness, and Shadowrun. Each of these names catches the eye of the reader, and defines what it is that the setting is in the most general way. Once a concept has been made, the developer needs to define how complicated or simplistic they want the game to be. There are three main types of roleplaying game dice systems that are in circulation with popular pen and paper RPGs today: there is the D10 system, the D20 system, and the D100 system. The D10 system uses a number of ten sided dice equal to the trait pool, defined as the player characters raw capability, to determine whether or not a certain action succeeded or not. If the dice roll above a targeted number of the ten sided dice, then the number of 'successes' define how well the action taken performed. The D20 system actually involves a use of all dice, for various different traits in various different circumstances. Meanwhile, the D100 system is a percentiles game, where you have a certain percentage chance to perform something and when you roll, you need to roll under the percentile required to succeed...
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...Dungeons & Dragons – a Means of Education By Ken Wilson Ms. Julia Ray English 112 – 21H March 26, 2012 Thesis Statement Do to the large amount of reading, comprehension of rules, mathematical calculations, development of strategy, and use of imagination, creativity and teamwork, the game is also a means of education. Keyword Outline I. Dungeons & Dragons A. Purpose 1. Rule books 2. Players B. Computer users II. Misconceptions C. Cause of suicide / murder 3. Research of Concern 4. Conclusion D. Relating propaganda III. Support of Thesis E. Educational benefits 5. College graduates 6. Personal experience F. Conclusion Dungeons & Dragons – a Means of Education Many people think that the roleplaying game Dungeons & Dragons is an evil game of devil worshipping, the cause of teenage suicide, or a distraction from education. I have found, through personal experience and research, that none of the above are true. In fact the game is designed around the premise of role-playing heroes. Do to the large amount of reading, comprehension of rules, mathematical calculations, development of strategy, and use of imagination, creativity and teamwork, the game is also a means of education. Dungeons & Dragons, created by Gary Gygax, was the first role playing game, and is what started the roleplaying industry. The game was introduced as a means...
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...Can You Tell What Type of Gamer You Are??? With all the different types of games and ways to play them in the world today, can you pinpoint a specific type of “gamer” you may be? Each one has its own specific uniqueness. For example, do you like to play on a console like the Xbox, PS3, or PC? Maybe you like to act out a fantasy in medieval times in real time, such as; live action role playing or LARPing. Some have a large imagination and like to roll the dice to determine their fate in table top games like Dungeons and Dragons or D&D. These gamers are known as Virtual Gamers, LARPers, and Tabletop Gamers. . Virtual Gamers like to play video games, whether it is on a console like the Xbox 360 or on a PC. These people control the game with a controller or keypad and it is the most modern way of gamming. It provides visual graphics in HI-DEF and awesome quality sound. You can play with or against people all across the world and never have to leave the comfort of your room or living room. Virtual Gamers depend on electronic devices to set them in their alternate reality, such as a TV and a device to play the game from. There are many different types of video games out these days and can range from SYFY to horror and fantasy to action and adventure to sports and education. Video Gamers have been sought to be mindless drones by people but in fact, studies have shown that people that play video games are known to have excellent hand-eye coordination, split second...
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...CLEAR CHARACTER INFO Arim Hije character RESET CHARACTER SHEET Fetchling race & la Medium size Male gender 6'0 height 117 weight Black hair Yellow eyes ashy gray skin 21 age languages: Choatic neutral alignment deity homeland & background occupation Original by Neceros. Modified by abellius@yahoo.com. Version 1.0.2012 CLEAR CHARACTER STATS ability score total mod base enhance misc temp STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA ability score & racial notes 16 19 16 16 10 18 3 4 3 3 0 4 16 current hp HITPOINTS CLEAR CLASS & HP hp gained hd class name CLASS RECORDER bab skill fc hps fort ref will levels 17 16 2 nonlethal hp dam temporary hp 11 total hp 11 1 Rogue 0 11 0 0 2 0 1 16 12 -2 11 16 2 ATTACKS & DEFENSE dex size dodge favored class Rogue totals CLEAR SKILLS 0 11 total 0 0 ranks 2 0 1 11 misc conditions & miscellaneous tracking SKILLS dex int cha str int cha dex cha dex dex cha wis cha int int int int int int int wis cha wis dex wis dex int dex wis str cha STR STR STR STR STR STR 2+dex 2+cha 2-wis CLEAR ATTACK & DEFENSE ranks total ability trained armor class total armor = = = shield natural deflect misc temp armor check penalty maximum dex spell failure AC TOUCH FLAT-FOOT saving throws 17 14 13 total 10 + 10 + 10 + 0 2 0 3...
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...WAYNE ENGLAND, EMILY FIEGENSCHUH, CARL FRANK, DAN FRAZIER, BRIAN HAGAN, RALPH HORSLEY, CHRIS MALIDORE , JIM NELSON, ERIC POLAK CA RTOG R A PHE R CHRISTOPHER PERKINS DEV ELOPMEN T MANAGER MIKE SCHLEY GRAPHIC DESIGN ER JESSE DECKER DIRECTOR OF RPG R&D DEE BARNETT G R A P H IC P RODUC T ION S P E C I A L I S T BILL SLAVICSEK P RODUC T ION MA NAGE R S ERIN DORRIES IMAGE T ECHN ICIAN JOSH FISCHER, RANDALL CREWS CHRISTINA WILEY Playtesters: Kraig Horigan, Jason H. Haley, Richard Hughes, Richard Stephenson. Some information in this book is taken from or derived from Draconomicon: The Book of Dragons by Andy Collins, Skip Williams, and James Wyatt. Based on the original DUNGEONS & DRAGONS® rules created by E. Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, and the new DUNGEONS & DRAGONS game designed by Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams, Richard Baker, and Peter Adkison. This product uses updated material from the v.3.5 revision. This WIZARDS OF THE COAST® game product contains no Open Game Content. No portion of this work may be reproduced in any form without written permission. To learn more about the Open Gaming License and the d20 System License, please visit www. wizards.com/d20. U.S., CANADA, ASIA, PACIFIC, EUROPEAN HEADQUARTERS & LATIN AMERICA Hasbro UK Ltd Wizards of the Coast, Inc. Caswell Way P.O. Box 707 Newport, Gwent NP9 0YH Renton WA 98057-0707 GREAT BRITAIN...
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...Seven of the hurdles that need to be examined, in a management sense, are: 1. Cost overruns How much will they actually be and who will pay for them? Past experience says there will be cost overruns; moreover, many of those extra costs are often hidden from the public by being shifted to other budgets. Infrastructure costs are but one example of this. It is important that a tight rein on costs be initiated from the outset and that oversight be put in place. Scrutiny of estimates and the awarding of contracts by outsiders are essential. Another aspect of the issues in this area is determining how to ensure transparency. 2. The future use of sporting venues Using these venues once the games end can pose many problems; for example, some are so large that they will have to be reduced in size if they are to be profitable. Others are specific to sports that may attract little attention. There is a history of Olympic ‘white elephants’ that stand empty for years. Can someone find a way to move these elephants toward social benefit or commercial profit? 3. Transformation of Olympic housing to public housing Questions abound. What planning needs to be done to ensure that the housing constructed for the athletes actually will be used as mixed or affordable housing after the events? Will the housing for the athletes who participate in the Paralympics be set aside as housing for the elderly and disabled? What will be done with the massive cafeterias set up to feed those involved in the...
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...good performance at Heathrow drives good performance across the network, BA delivered its highest ever network-wide Ready to Go performance of 53 per cent. This translated into record levels of flights departing on time and within 15 minutes, as well as record levels of customer satisfaction with punctuality. (BA Annual Report 08/09) BA potential future strategy for the organization to grow its position in international and global markets: The study of BA various functions and practices as an organization from the strategic perspective it can be stated that British Airways prioritize its major functions, or in another words the resources that would help them to increase revenues are given due consideration, like the 2012 Olympics in London. Prioritization involves focusing on the particulars that really matters. For that reason it is crucial to prioritize things so that the company may not lose focus on issues that need urgent attention. For a business to be flourishing it is important that it must be able to decide what resource should be devoted and what not (Bailey and Johnson, 1995). The decision on what is important is key to prioritization. The...
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...Analyse how the impacts of the Notting Hill Carnival could be measured. What methods could have been used to measure the impacts of similar events and what are the issues surrounding those methods? In 2003, a London Development Agency (LDA 2003) report into the Notting Hill Carnival found that ‘it brought in an estimated income of £93 million into London in 2002, supporting in the region of 3000 full time equivalent jobs. The study and review of other aspects of the carnival lead to increased attention from the Mayor of London and other stakeholders (1) which lead to the Notting Hill Carnival ‘Strategic Review’ in 2004. The report states that ‘the true value of the Notting Hill Carnival, in social, economic and cultural terms, has received little recognition in the past’. (2) But how can the Notting Hill Carnival be more accurately measured? Economic: The review highlights a number of economic impacts of the Carnival, with various statistics available. However, these stats focus heavily on the immediate economic impact, and do consider the costs for the negative impact of the event; policing, traffic, pollution. As highlighted by Getz 2012, the economic impacts should include a ‘comprehensive evaluation of the costs and benefits of the event’. (3) Environmental: Environment impacts have been measured in the past through the amount of waste generated. (4) Future environmental impact studies could include the measurement and tracking of the reduction of the carbon...
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...Marie Berwa Address: 76, Wandle Way, London, SW18 4UL Tel: 020 8871 2731 Mob: 07903077681 E-Mail: Marie.Renee@hotmail.co.uk Personal Profile: I am a hardworking and highly motivated individual with the willingness to learn and succeed in a working environment. I am also able to work under pressure and use my own initiative during different types of situations. I have a range of skills including interpersonal, leadership, motivation, good problem solving and communication skills, which enables me to provide excellent customer service. I am a very well organized individual with a good attitude towards work. In addition, I am a good team player who is willing to co-operate and work efficiently with others in order to achieve maximum productivity. I also enjoy working with a variety of different people and personalities. I strive a challenge and believe I will be an asset to any company. Qualifications and Education: Sep 2011 – 2014 Greenwich School of Management BA Hons Accounting & Finance Sep 2007 – 2009 St Francis Xavier College, Clapham, London BTEC National Diploma: Business Sep 2002 - 2007 La Retraite Roman Catholic Girls School GCSE Level: English Language, English Literature, Mathematics, Double Science, Health & Social Care, BTEC I.T, Religious Studies. IT Skills I am capable of applying my acquired knowledge in I.T into everyday situations, which allows me to be able to construct letters, flyers, websites, charts...
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...Birth of LIBOR LONDON (Reuters) - Minos Zombanakis, born 86 years ago on a Greek island, remembers the birth of the interest rate benchmark now at the heart of a global rigging scandal well. "I was, more or less, if you excuse the lack of modesty, the one who started the whole thing," he laughs, speaking by telephone from his village among citrus orchards in Crete. Zombanakis was running the newly-opened London branch of Manufacturer's Hanover, now part of JPMorgan, when the bank organised one of the first syndicated loans pegged to what he dubbed a London interbank offered rate (Libor) in 1969. The $80 million loan, for the Shah of Iran, embodied the way cross-border financial markets that had been effectively closed since 1929 were being prised open - sowing the seeds for London to flourish as a global financial centre. The ambitious bankers of that era had little idea that the rate they were using to price these loans would become a central cog in the global financial system and a benchmark for $550 trillion in contracts ranging from interest rate derivatives to home loans and credit cards. Four decades on, that rate has been discredited by the brazen attempts of traders to game it, by the banks that have lied about their true costs of borrowing and by the regulators accused of either condoning or failing to stop manipulation. Libor, designed to reflect a bank's borrowing costs accurately, burst into the headlines in June when Barclays (BARC.L) was fined a record $450...
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...World Cities Millionaire Cities, Megacities and World Cities Millionaire city: 1 million+ pop Megacity: 10 million+ pop, 2,000 persons/km², one or two places merged World City: Major area which doesn’t just serve area, but world, normally multinational These are all interlinked in a pattern, usually by train. Also they started mainly in MEDC’s, but have slowly appeared more in LEDC’s. Contemporary Urbanisation Processes Urbanisation: the movement and growth of proportion of people living in urban areas. Characteristics: Since the 1950’s, urbanisation has started rapidly to increase in LEDC’s. the main two reasons for this are population growth and migration. Push factors ← Poor infrastructure ← Unemployment ← Poverty/Famine ← Natural Disasters ← Civil War ← Desertification Pull factors ← Better Jobs ← Better Education ← City life ‘Bright Life’ ← Better Social life ← Higher pay ← Financial Aid ← Better Healthcare - Urbanisation in the UK: Started with the Industrial Revolution in the 1800’s | |Economic |Social |- |- | |Push Factor |1. Unemployment from mechanisation |1. Poorer education |- |- | | |2. Little pay |2. Poorer social life | | | | | ...
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...HIST 1400 Jeffery Egan Keran Sun The era of religion conflict and witch craze can be called an era of black in Europe. In this era, the citizen of Europe suffered an era of witchcraft and the conflict between the Catholics and Protestants. As the result of the Black Death, the population of Europe as dramatically dropped, this directly influenced the population of labor force, which directly caused the result of economic depression. And this gave people great pressure. People blame all these torment on the witches, who was called the troop of devil. People consider most of the witches were women, and most of the women should be single or widows for no reason. This leads the tragedy of many innocent women to be killed or tortured to death. Because there was a great conflict between the two religion communications, the violence was widespread in the mid 16th century in the Europe area. The conflict between the two caused a large area of destructive damages in many parts of France. Catholic was the main fraction of religion before French war of religion. After the death of King Henry II, French Monarchy started to lose their power and strength, economy dropped dramatically, and the social structure started to lose stability at the time too. Also, some influential families valued this period of turmoil to gain more power and more impact power to the society. However, either side of the religion group wanted to compromise, the conflicts between the two still caused a horrible...
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