Coffee Shop Project Proposal Executive Summary Proposals offer great insights on projects and how they will be implemented. The proposal on Redding’s Java project explains the plan for the coffee shop to be place to go for all coffee lovers. Quality coffee will be served at the comfortable atmosphere that will be created by the coffee shop. Highly sought for coffee products such as cappuccinos and espressos will be offered. Redding’s Java will be set in a strategic place to attract young people. The location will be walking distance from office buildings and colleges to cater for young office staff and college students. A vacant and spacious room has been selected for the business. A three year lease has been offered for the site. The 3,000 square feet room was selected since it requires less renovation and provides enough space hence comfort for the customers. Competition from fast food vendors is expected but the quality and comfort intended to be offered by Redding’s Java will ensureits grip on the market targeting coffee consumers. The joint is expected to garner $250,000…

Exclusive Entertainment Venues in Vancouver If touring Vancouver by the day doesn’t wear the night scene might. This city is home to some of the world’s best entertainment venues in the world. These bars and clubs keep it jumping until dawn. The Grandville district, Davies Street and the downtown area of Yaletown constitute much of the entertainment scene. This is the place whether you like club hopping, going on pub-crawls or sipping cocktails. These are pedestrian-only streets during the weekends. There’s also ample police presence for your safety. Here are a few exclusive entertainment venues you should check out while in Vancouver.   The Roxy Cabaret Located in Grandville street, the Roxy cabaret is one of the most happening places in Vancouver. They have regular live band performances and theme nights. The crowd is vibrant and young, and celebrities can show up randomly. The Grandville Entertainment District This is the epicentre of Vancouver’s downtown night scene. You can have your pick of pubs, bistros, dance clubs and other entertainment venues. Best of all, they are all within walking distance. Opus…

The Fear of Being Alone People exhibit fear due to various reasons. Some people are afraid of being close to certain people who trigger specific emotions. Others have a fear of living in solitude and being alone at all times, being in particular palaces, and being home alone. Every fear that affects a person has a root cause, most of which can be shared amongst all fears. Every person is afraid of something or someone because of a reason that comes from an unpleasant experience. When that fear is accompanied by anxiety, it could prove fatal as you could get injured. People often exhibit fear in most aspects of their lives should not be judged because the cause of the anxiety may be beyond their control. A survey on the mental health of people who have a fear of being alone shows that a childhood incident or trauma may have led to that fear. Fear of being alone, also known as monophobia, can be triggered by feelings of loneliness and having a hard time regulating oneself. People who have a…

Feminine Sexual Awakening as Depicted by Charity Royall             The literary analysis essay discusses the novel Summer by Edith Wharton, with a specific focus on the character of Charity Royall. Knight highlights Charity’s life of depravity and hardship, from the abandonment by her birth mother as a five-year-old, and the sexual pursuit by Lawyer Royall’s, to the ill-fated romantic relationship with Lucius Harney (59). An essential aspect of the character’s growth into maturity entails discovering her sexuality, with the sex experiences and consequences shaping her into a different woman. Hummel’s discussions on incest emphasize further Charity’s feminine sexual awakening, particularly in overcoming Lawyer’s advances, and later succumbing to him. The pregnancy from her affair with Lucius Harney marks the ultimate maturation of a young woman, as the prospect of motherhood shapes how she reacts to the abandonment by her lover. Therefore, Charity undergoes feminine sexual awakening represents both a path to freedom while at the same time, underlining the established boundaries that attempt to construct her identity. Hence, Wharton first presents Charity as a character who is not sexually active…