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Popping into say I mentioned this blog indirectly during a work training the other day. It was one of those "what's a fact no one knows about you?" in the context of this icebreaker so I dropped "yeah back in college (undergrad)/high school I used to blog about the sims."
To which my big boss (my boss's boss) was like "oh, you were like a celebrity then!" which inflated my ego just a bit
#like in my heyday I was vis a vis the MMBC era#I've got mixed emotions on that era but I do have a Youthful(TM) nostaglia for it#but god that is such a dividing line for my early 20s vs. now in my late 20s#anyway#text#saviorhide#nonsims#skylar speaks
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Murder mystery bachelor challenge but here's a twist: the mystery killer is the bachelor himself. He kills the contestants he vibes with the least 😌
#i miss the era of ts3 mmbcs#never did my own because i'm just not good at the genre#but i loved seeing them and participating in them#even though ridiculously often my sim was the first one to die
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Bisnis ekspedisi tanpa modal di Sampit
Bisnis ekspedisi tanpa modal di Sampit Ada banyak orang bertanya kepada mimin, bagaimana cara menjadi agen kurir pengiriman paket / dokumen yang dikala ini sedang naik daun bisnisnya dimana banyak orang memerlukan pengiriman. Apalagi ketika ini dalam masa ledakkan bisnis online dimana banyak usaha baru yang mengandalkan pengiriman barang dan dokumen untuk melakukan bisnisnya. usaha jne atau…

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MEGEVE MONT BLANC CYCLING
A Megève le 11 juin 2023
Traditionnelle étape de mon calendrier, la Megève Mont Blanc Cycling se dresse sur ma route ce week-end pour une nouvelle épreuve de montagne. Le succès est toujours au rendez vous avec les épreuves gravel du samedi et route du dimanche. 3 parcours sont proposés, et renouvelés chaque année avec une météo où de très larges éclaircies et des températures assez douces même le matin devraient accompagner les coureurs.
Le grand parcours de 135km fait certes moins peur que celui de l’an dernier mais reste très costaud et avec de l’inédit : Si le col des Saisies et de la Forclaz de Queige sont bien connus, les cols de l’Epine et du Marais apporterons de la nouveauté avant d’enchainer sur un triptyque redoutable : Cols de Plan Bois, Croix Fry et Aravis ! Un parcours que je trouvais plaisant mais où je ne vais finalement pas pouvoir « jouer » comme je l’aurai voulu ; en effet frissons et/ou grosses chaleurs avec légère température se succèdent depuis les 2 dernières nuits. Le dimanche matin si mon état me semble correct, je sens bien que je ne suis pas à 100% et déciderai en cours de route de la suite à donner à l’épreuve (abandon rapide si je suis mal, ou raccourcir sur le 80km pour abréger).

A 20’ du départ il y a déjà foule et je parviens quand même à me trouver une place proche de la ligne pour ne pas m’imposer une galère supplémentaire ! 8h15 le départ fictif est donnée ; interdiction de doubler la voiture jusqu’au pied du Col des Saisies mais à 52km/h sur ces 8 premiers kms personnes ne songent à faire cela ! Le côté positif est que le peloton se trouve bien étiré et pas besoin de frotter. Sur l’élan on attaque pleine balle le col et mes sensations du matin se confirment très vites : 300/320W ça passe juste alors que c’est juste ma zone de tempo haut : dans ces conditions je recule et tiens le groupe de tête jusqu’à ND de Bellecombe où j’aperçois Alex Banegas pas au mieux non plus. Une première fois décroché, je fais le jump pour revenir dans le faux plat vers Le Planay, pour sauter définitivement à la reprise de la pente et pourtant l’allure n’est pas folle ; je vois une trentaine d’hommes s’éloigner mètres après mètres apercevant au loin ceux qui livrerons bataille un peu plus tard : Damien Tarantola, Jérémy Brunello, Duncan Alexander ou Guillaume Janvier et Alex parmi ceux que j’ai identifié. Je termine les 6-7 derniers kms à 280-300W sans souffrir plus que ça mais sans pouvoir en faire mieux ; je continue pour la descente !

Une quinzaine de km de descente… c’est long ; je m’accroche un temps à un trio avant de finir seul et aller chercher une petite montée au-dessus de Villard-sur-Doron pour nous faire éviter la route principale ; ce que je pensai arrive : cette route est du même acabit que celle de Cohenhoz empruntée les éditions précédentes, à savoir bien défoncée ! ça passe en montant où un groupe est tout près de me rattraper mais seul Johan Fayet me passe et je me force un peu à pendre sa roue : ça monte 7’ à 4,7w/kg : pas ouf mais c’est bien ma limite du jour et ça nous permet de prendre le large et de revenir sur un gars avant une descente scabreuse où l’on rencontre 3 gars à terre (pour 3 abandons). A Queige on revient en terrain connus où l’on grimpe le col de la Forclaz : ce coup ci c’est 12’30 toujours autour des 320W avec le travail de Johan ; je m’accroche mais ça passe quand même bien et on reprend du monde au sommet ; 3-4 gars dont Guillaume qui s’arrête au ravito.
On poursuit avec une descente assez pentue jusqu’à Ugine où j’ai pu rester au contact et on repart pour de l’inédit en direction du col de l’Epine. Au passage je n’ai pas songé à bifurquer sur le 80km plus tôt ou sur le 105km ici avec le col de l’Arpettaz dont la descente ne m’attirai pas plus que ça d’ailleurs ! On reprend encore 2 coureurs et en avant pour le col de l’Epine : 6,2km à 7,4% c’est un joli col et peu fréquenté visiblement. Toujours Johan à la barre et nous sommes bientôt plus que trois avec le belge Bob Adriansens. On reste sur du 300W moyens sur près de 22’ pour reprendre encore un gars ! A quatre on file vite en direction du col du Marais, facile, qui passe presque sur l’élan puis descente en direction de Thônes : agréable là aussi avec une route correcte. Km85, les choses (très) sérieuses reprennent avec le col de Plan Bois (5,8km à 9,1%).

Mon souvenir de 2019 sous la flotte me sera utile : notre 4eme repris ayant lâché de suite, nous voilà de nouveau trois : je semble le moins fort au début avant de revenir en reprenant Johann de Oliveira au passage ; mes 3 compères s’arrêtant au ravito, j’en profite pour prendre de l’avance et faire la descente à ma main (heureusement des parties ont été refaites depuis 2019 où c’était un champ de mines). En bas ça remonte sèchement sur Manigod ; je n‘aperçois que Johann et je semble creuser l’écart pour attaquer le col de la Croix Fry (6km à 8.1%). Seul je baisse légèrement d’intensité (milieu de zone 3) mais continue ma route sans trop de problème : au sommet j’aperçois Bob qui se rapproche mais je reprends du champ dans la descente qui suit : il reste 4.3km à 5,9% pour parvenir au col des Aravis : toujours sur le même tempo, je vois que je reviens sur un concurrent dans le final tandis que Bob et Guillaume sont tout près aussi. Obligé de remplir les bidons comme Yoann Sert et Gauthier Monteil avec qui je repars mais Bob et Guillaume sont passée. On effectue une bonne descente en assurant les trajectoires car il y a un peu de circulation et on revient vite sur Bob mais il manque une poignée de seconde pour reprendre Guillaume. De nouveau 4 à Flumet il reste le long retour à Megève bien connus : j’assure le début et quelques petits passages au seuil on raison de Gauthier. On roule à trois avant que je m’éclipse un peu ne suivant que les 2-3 accélérations de Yoann dans le final ; je laisse faire les 2 dans Megève et me challenge pour ne pas finir 3/3 du sprint : on arrive pour la 14eme place, je négocie bien le dernier ronds point mais lance un peu trop tard ; il m’en manque un poil pour surprendre Yoann mais c’est suffisant quand même pour devancer Bob et par la même occasion chiper la 3eme place de catégorie (bien maigre consolation d’autant que seul les 1ers sont récompensés !).

Pas grand-chose à retenir des performances du jours en étant quand même bien diminué. En revanche, le parcours à bien passé et je fini en bon état physique en ayant pu profiter pleinement des paysages. Il n’en reste pas moins que cela reste frustrant de ne pouvoir profiter de la forme de cette saison ; déjà diminué à la Cyclo de la Vache Qui Rit, c’est la 2eme fois que des petits pépins me privent certainement d’une très belle performance. Ne reste plus qu’à espérer que la poisse disparaisse pour la suite !
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Sur le site de l’épreuve https://megevembc.com/ ou directement sur ce lien
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https://www.strava.com/activities/9246494647
#megeve mont blanc cycling#MMBC#megeve#haute savoie#cedric richard#roue des grands bois#resultat#specialized elite shop
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weird mmbc enjoyer that i am i made a community for stuff like that. send me a dm/ask if u want in :)
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Mountain Man Brewing Company: Case Study
September 18, 2023
By Erin Pilolla
Mountain Man Brewing Company is an independent, regional brand of beer that was facing an issue of declining sales in 2005, and was considering adding a new product to their line. The company, whose brand was built primarily upon its consistency and patronage to its core audience, wanted to break into other markets within the beer industry while still maintaining strong sales for its primary product. This analysis will go over the main issues they were facing in marketing their product, an overview of the company’s current brand and positioning, and evidence to support why they should not develop and begin sales of the new product, along with some alternative solutions to increase sales.
Climate
According to a case from the Harvard Business school, the light beer category had grown almost 21 percent from 2001 to 2005 and was rapidly gaining market share, while sales for full flavor lager were declining. Light beer sales were going up, and younger demographics were seen as the biggest market accounting for 27% of all annual sales, in direct opposition with Mountain Man Brewing’s (MMBC) core market. Retail stores had also begun selling beer in the state and at major discounts. Many local, smaller breweries had to close after they were unable to compete against major distributors.
Company
The company is a family-owned independent business started by the grandfather of the current owner in 1925. It was well known in the area and had a very strong reputation built over many years, providing to its status in the area as an authentic and recognizable brand. Product line only includes one signature item, family recipe beer.
Collaborators
Current owner has collaborated with the Coal Miners Union, and has built a reputation amongst working class groups. On staff sales team has worked hard to create connections with off-site distributors, where up to 70% of company’s beer is sent to. Otherwise, much of the company’s work is done internally on a relatively small scale.
Competitors
Major competitors of MMBC included Busch, Miller, and Coors, popular domestic producers who together sold 74% of the beer in the East central region in 2005. Exhibit 6 of the study shows that MMBC typically fell to the bottom of national beer sales, however they had a concentrated, loyal consumer base in their area which was helping them compete locally.
Customers
MMBC sold directly to distributors throughout the East central region, including Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. Current customers surveyed were extremely loyal to the brand and opposed to the idea of a new product, including primarily blue-collar men between the ages of 45 and 54. Exhibit 2 of the study showed 81 percent of MMBC customers identified as men, and only 19% female.
Solution- Do not roll out light beer for the following reasons:
Based on the study, the company did not seem on board with the idea, and despite the enthusiasm the head of marketing may have they need to listen to their team as well or they could harbor feelings of resentment. In addition, it did not seem based on income from Exhibit 1 that the company has very much extra money to make such a risky decision. Competing companies also have more money to spend and can more easily create awareness of their own light beers. A major change in product comes with the risks of alienating the core consumer base and could create space issues with vendors.
As an alternative, the company could consider one of the following options.
Increase sales among women and young adults without introducing light beer. Other full-flavor lager beer brands sell much better to these two demographics, according to Exhibit 2. MMBC should conduct further research into why women in the area do not like the brand.
They could consider creating advertising that is centered around women drinking the beer, and younger adults, that would appeal to popular values of 2005. Running the ads locally would be much cheaper than doing so on a national scale and could be done with the money saved from the light beer expenditure.
One possible commercial could be a group of friends who are women getting together and while one of their husbands are gone, a woman pulls out Mountain Man lager and talks about it not just being “for the guys,” drinking it together and having fun. This could help affirm their core market while still expanding it.
Another commercial could be a young couple not sure of what to buy at the store for a dinner party, and they decide on Mountain Man lager skeptically. When they arrive, the older adults pat them on the back and say something like “I knew you two were smart kids,” again affirming the core market as older adults/men but still expanding it to younger generations.
Secondly, the company could try to appeal to the tourism market by emphasizing its West Virginia history and making it a MUST for locals and visitors. This would give people a constant occasion to drink Mountain Man. The study said the brand was “known as West Virginia’s beer,” so that could be used in various advertising in the local area. This could also help increase customer bases of all ages above 21 and among women.
Tourism also extends to entertainment and a major opportunity is present for the company in this sector. The study stated that research showed MMBC’s main customer base did not have a strong preference for beer in restaurants and bars, a striking difference from their loyalty in stores. Tourists often dine out, and according to the study many women and young people do as well, so this would be a perfect place to help make a stronger brand presence for the company.
A few ideas to help make the company an absolute must for tourists include: make a fact sheet of specialty cocktails you can make with Mountain Man beer, put up billboards near biggest local attractions and state lines, collaborate in craft beer events, or advertise in popular tour guides.
Of the two solutions, despite the fact they could all work very well together to help reposition the brand in a more modern light from multiple perspectives, the most important suggestion would be to try and break into the restaurant industry more to appeal to all demographics including the core, and realign the brand as a West Virginia restaurant staple that you can only find there, which will properly reflect the pride the consumer base has for this product and make getting their beer in a restaurant just as popular as buying it in the store.
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Sources
Abelli, H. (2007, May). Mountain Man Brewing Co.: Bringing the Brand to Light. Harvard Business Publishing Education. https://hbsp.harvard.edu/product/2069-PDF-ENG
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As the sun was rising, Orange came back to the burning house.
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You know, Orange, if you'd have let the murders happen in the most boring fashion possible, this could have gone better. Your meddling has killed all seven of those women at once. Do you see what you've done?
Orange: What, created the ultimate unsolved mystery?
What?
Orange: They're all dead. There's no one to ask for alibis as I ignore all possible forensic evidence. There can't be any polls to ask the audience, if you even have one anymore, who they think I should accuse of murder--traditionally, you don't include the dead on those polls. Your half-baked poll-free MMBC concept can't even save this.
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Orange: With no way to know, all there is left to do is wonder... who killed all of the contestants of Nobody MMBC in one fell swoop?
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lost focus and had a consensual workplace relationship
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Happy Birthday, Phoenix!🎉🎊🎂
#ts3#the sims 3#phoenix wilde#on this day in 2018 I posted her and her interview for the mmbc#little did I know that was just the beginning
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Joshua: "Oh no, I really hope that doesn't happen to us..."
Axel: "And they wanted to kill the bachelor too when they saw they weren't in love with them...this is too scary."
Kyle: "Cool story, but why didn't they just cancel the show after the first murder?"
#simblr#ts3#sims 3#sims 3 bc#sims 3 bachelor challenge#fleur lepacy#fleur gen 2#axel and august's double bc#joshua summers#monets-pixels#axel fleur#kyle silva#poisonfireleafs#kyle is asking the right question lol#as much as i love mmbc that's the one thing i never understood#some people made it work and explained why it had to go on#but some just. continued. no biggie#again i'm not bashing i just think it's funny
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Cathy: Ooh, Catherine! Breaking out the full name.
Speaker Unknown 1: Cathy--
Cathy: Care to tell me why we can’t have an MMBC for me, Jack?

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