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<doc>     Pack Fixtures In Supermarkets
     Research Conclusions
     The results of tests conducted on pack merchandising methods the last 13 years
     yield one consistent result:
     RJR pack sales and share of pack sales are maximized with a strong presence
     at the checkout.
     Pack fixtures incorporated into checklane merchandising for other categories
     generate higher sales and share than front-end fixtures not part of the
     checkout. Beltline racks, universal merchandisers and express checklane
     displays (in conjunction with another industry fixture) will generally yield
     higher RJR sales and share than centralized spinners or gondola end frames.
     Research Results
     Three major package merchandising tests involving various pack fixtures and
     locations in supermarkets have been completed. The objective of each test was
     to identify the method that yielded the highest RJR share and total category
     pack sales. Attempts were made to measure pack shrink in two of the tests,
     but results were unreliable.
     UPM's Versus CPM's    Von's, Los Angeles - 1990
     Test objective was to determine the financial value to RJR of having RJR
     package fixtures in a major chain versus Philip Morris' package fixtures. RJR
     centralized and universal package fixtures were tested against Philip Morris
     centralized fixtures. RJR's universal fixtures included flighted pack
     promotion using promotional toppers of the fixtures. RJR load plans placed
     RJR brands in the top section of each fixture, while RJR brands were located
     at the bottom of the Philip Morris fixture. Two centralized fixtures were
     used in each store and located near the first and last checkouts. Two
     universal fixtures were used in each store, located at an express checkout and
     a frequently used regular checkout.
     Results
     RJR centralized versus PM centralized:
     RJR's share of pack sales was a significant 3.9 share points higher with
     the RJR fixtures.
     There was no significant change in total category pack volume.
     There was no difference in RJR share of total cigarette sales (packs and
     cartons) when either the RJR or PM spinner was used.
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 YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2017
 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
 __________________________________________________________________________________
 7. INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT COSTS
 £ 000s                 Endowment Restricted Unrestricted Total    Total
 Funds    Funds    Funds      2017      2016
 Property costs              711        -       10       721        768
 Securities and cash management fees 1,209 7    29      1,245      1,657
 1,920      7        39      1,966     2,425
 8. ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE
 (a) Total expenditure
 £ 000s                      Staff   Other Depreciation  Total     Total
 Costs    Costs              2017      2016
 Costs of generating funds
 Costs of generating voluntary income 394 104   -       4 98       496
 Trading expenditure        110      3 01      7 3      4 84       498
 Investment management costs  -     1,966       -      1 ,966     2,425
 Financing costs              -     2,275       -      2 ,275     2,279
 Total cost of generating funds 5 04 4 ,646     7 3     5 ,223     5 ,698
 Charitable activities
 Education and grant making
 Educational costs        7,073    1 ,011     1 73    8 ,257     7,886
 Welfare costs            2,472    1 ,250     10      3 ,732     3,503
 Premises costs           2,206    3 ,870    1 ,835   7 ,911     8,385
 Foundation costs          319      5 51      1 4      8 84       917
 Support costs            1,386    1,675      203     3 ,264     3,163
 Grants, awards and prizes (note 8 (b)) - 2 28 -       2 28       201
 Total School and Foundation expenditure 1 3,456 8,585 2 ,235 2 4,276 24,055
 Sports centre expenditure   8 67     488       9 6     1 ,451     1,386
 Total charitable expenditure 14,323 9,073     2,331    25,727    25,441
 Total                     1 4,827

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 1 3,719   2 ,404   3 0,950   31,139
 Support and Foundation costs include governance costs of £301,000 (2016: £258,000).
 Total     Total
 2017      2016
 (b) Grants, awards and prizes
 £ 000s
 From endowed funds:
 Bursaries and other grants and awards                50        26
 From restricted funds:
 Bursaries and other grants and awards                178       175
 228       201
 These grants were made to current and former pupils at Christ’s Hospital.
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<doc>  Anonymising    Research    Data    workshop
     ANONYMISING
     RESEARCH    DATA
     22749    June    2016
     Workshop    on    anonymising
     qualitative    and    quantitative
     social    research    data
     DRI Policy Manager Aileen O'Carroll is participating in a workshop on anonymising research data on 22 June 2016 in University
  College Dublin. The workshop will be co-hosted by The Children’s Research Network for Ireland and Northem Ireland, as part of
  its Prevention and Early Intervention Research Initiative, and the Irish Social Science Data Archive (ISDA). It consists of a
  morning workshop and afternoon data clinic. Aileen O'Carroll will lead a morning workshop session on anonymising qualitative
  research data.

     This workshop is suitable for anyone involved
  in
     the production and analysis of social research including: postgraduate
  students, academic teaching and research staff, research and data management staff in the third-level, voluntary, public and
  private research sectors, those with an interest in sharing and archiving social research data

  To view the timetable and register, click here.
  Date   Wednesday, June 22, 2016

  Location: University College Dublin </doc>