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 A Picture Bride By Yoshiko Uchida
A picture bride. The ideal idea of woman created by looks and age, specifically for a man
overseas. The book, Picture Bride by Yoshiko Uchida follows the life of Hana, a picture bride from
Japan. As Hana and her husband Taro experience life together, the newly wed couple struggle to live
in an America filled with racism and prejudice against people of a different skin color. Hana s fight
for acceptance within her community and even her own home reveals the difference in cultures
between the two countries. With strong roots in her Japanese culture, living and raising a child in
America proves difficult. Hana s own relationships with her husband and child are strained because
of decisions she makes, and it is up to her to attempt to repair them. The desire for acceptance in her
community and own home drives Hana, while she struggles with balancing a mix of Japanese and
American culture while raising a child, which in turn lead to a relationship that is on the brink of
failing with her husband and daughter. A desire for acceptance follows throughout the novel, while
differentiating cultures lead to tense familyand community conflicts. When combined with a
relationships falling apart, the novel paints a picture of these themes from start to finish.
The growth from a young bride who settles in another country, to a mother is astounding, and this
progress is shown through the eyes of Hana. Hana is not without flaws though, as not even a picture
bride can be perfect. Hana vies for
 Short Term Effects On Consumer
The short term effects on the individual cannabis consumer is that they will have a mood change.
Some people may feel relaxed, sleepy, quiet or lazy while others may be full of laughter, talkatively
and excitement. Other short term effects on the cannabis user may include a bigger appetite, a
limited concentration time, a dry mouth, slower reaction times, reduced coordination, hallucination,
blurred vision and anxiety. The short term effects of cannabisuse on the community is a slower
reaction time and reduced coordination which may cause a car crash. This could potentially kill a
person or even a group of people from the short term use of cannabis. Cannabis use may also cause
misunderstanding or miscommunication of someone which may cause
 Speech 40mg Dosage Of The Cymbalta
Good afternoon Dr. Hogans: I have increased to the 40mg dosage of the Cymbalta and am seeing
greater progress during my work hardening sessions with Michael Caruso. He mentioned this
afternoon that the restriction in my shoulder had eased slightly and I was gaining greater mobility.
However, I am experiencing many of the side effects that we knew might be occur such as a change
in consciousness and having to read a document a couple times for comprehension, trouble remaining
asleep, feeling lightheaded and very fatigued, and decreased appetite. To combat the symptoms, I
tried switching to taking the Cymbalta and Gabapentin in the morning and Topamax and
Hydroxyzine in the evening; however, I ended up being asleep until the middle
 Analysis Of The Poem Easter
On Easter Monday, April 24, 1916, members of the Irish Volunteers and the Irish Citizen Army
occupied Dublin s General Post Office, and from its steps, Patrick Pearse read a proclamation of
the Irish Republic. The British military responded with force, and the Easter Rising, as it became
known, came to an end with the rebels surrender on April 29. In England at the time, W. B. Yeats
learned about the Rising mostly through newspapers and through letters from his friend and
patroness, Lady Gregory. As the British forces imposed martial law and, in early May, executed
fifteen of the Rising s leaders, some of whom Yeats knew personally, the events in Ireland moved
Yeats to begin writing the poem which became Easter, 1916. On May 11, Yeats wrote to Lady
Gregory that he had received a letter from his long time muse Maud Gonne, who had written from
France with the belief that the revolutionaries had raised the Irish cause again to a position of
tragic dignity (White 372). He went on to relate his own attempts to interpret recent events: I am
trying to write a poem on the men executed terrible beauty has been born again. (Wade 613). The
phrase terrible beauty, with its initial t and final ty, seems to echo Gonne s tragic dignity, though the
negatively charged terrible strains against beauty, making Yeats s phrase more ambivalent than
Gonne s. Yeats may not have used the word tragic, but a sense of tragedy pervades Easter, 1916.
Recalling life before the
 Aristotle Voluntary And Involuntary Act Summary
In Book III Chapter one of The Nicomachean Ethnics, Aristotle has his explanation of the meaning of
the voluntary act and involuntary act. He thinks the criterion for judging whether a man should be
held accountable for one of his actions was whether he had acted voluntarily. As the main idea of
book three moral virtue, Aristotle starts his discussion from point out the issue of moral responsibility
, which can be considered as a basis of moral virtue, because if a man cannot be responsible for the
action he did, then theoretically the discussion is superfluous. For example, the person was carried
by the wind; then his behavior does not have any moral significance. Therefore, Aristotle wants to
make a distinction between the voluntary actions and the involuntary actions, that is, for the moral
responsibility to draw a piece of their territory, as a basis to talk about other... Show more content on
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to do something that is humiliating and painful for the sake of nobility. B. to do something that is
humiliating and painful for the sake of no nobility. C. to do a wrongful action under pressure
which overstrains human nature (39 25) D. to do nothing rather than facing death.The first two
acts A and B have more initiatives than the latter, and the two acts C and D seems too passive, and
closer to the involuntary actions but still because of its will. However, C and D can clearly reflect
the meaning of the mixed actions, that is, in a situation, we are willing to make the choice which is
voluntarily, but if it is in a different situation, then it against our wills. In this case, A should be praise
; B should be blamed because Aristotle thinks this is characteristic of wicked; C cannot get the
praise, but because of the pressure, it can get away from the blame. However, that does not mean the
action is right; D. cannot be forgiven because the fear we have of this kind of evil action should
greater than anything includes
 How Does Mary Anne Change In The Sweetheart Of Song Tra Bong
War never changes, but people do. In Sweetheart of Song Tra Bong a young medic decides to fly
his high school sweetheart, Mary Anne, to Vietnam so they can spend time together after he
discovers the lack of discipline in camp. When Mary Anne arrives she is innocent, bubbly,
flirtatious, and curious with blonde hair, long legs, and blue eyes. Her curiosity gets her involved in
some of the medical activities in camp, then she starts assembling guns and visiting local towns.
Mary Anne gets hooked. She cuts her hair, stops wearing makeup and jewelry, and no longer wants
to get married and settle down with Mark. In Sweetheart of Song Tra Bong Tim O Brien
communicates the power that Vietnam and the warhad in absorbing and contorting people.
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First, she cuts her hair short and puts in a bandana, stops wearing makeup and jewelry, and ceases
to worry about personal hygiene. Then, Mark catches her on an ambush with a team of Green
Berets and yells at her. He no longer recognizes her in her bush hat and filthy green fatigues; she
carried the standard M 16 automatic assault rifle; her face was black with charcoal (98). In two
weeks she has gone from someone with complexion as sweet as a strawberry and skin that was
even untouched by the sun to a soldier that lays in the dirt holding a weapon to end someone s
life, ignoring her innocence and covering it up with a black charcoal alter ego. After he yells at
her, she leaves with the Green Berets for three weeks (94). This decision to leave is the final leap
towards a new Mary Anne, as she has now decided that fighting with the Green Berets is more
important to her than staying with the man she was engaged to marry. She returns once more, this
time with glowing jungle green eyes instead of blue, symbolizing her complete entrance into war
(101). She is now one with the green mountains of Vietnam. She has now decided that the war is
more important than getting married, starting a family, or even going home. This decision was
made time and time again by millions of young men who had gone to Vietnam as a consequence of
having their birth on the wrong day. Only a few of these men exited Vietnam as the same person that
 The Role Of Women In The Philippines
The role of women in the Philippines has changed throughout many years. Women have fought for
equal rights and endured social oppression for many decades. Much like the United States, the
Philippines journeyed through traditional family roles, strict family expectations and serious
consequences for breaking the accepted norm. In the traditional Filipino society, gender culture
has been transformed by tremendous Western European and American influences (Francoeur,
Perper, and Reiss 2001: 825). Specifically, since the 1960 s, more Western practices had begun to
shape their culture. Previously, Islamic and Chinese traditions molded early Filipino ways of life.
In traditional Chinese society, women were to be obedient to the father and elder brothers when
young (single), to the husband when married, and to their sons when widowed (Francoeur et
al.2001: 826), this remained true in the Philippines too. Marriage was a strict union, and women
often married to survive economically, obeying their male counterparts. Women s virginities were
emphasized and taken very seriously. Women were expected to enter marriage as a virgin, while
men did not have that same expectation of purity. If women participated in casual sex or
conceived children out of wedlock they were considered dirty and loose, and looked down upon by
their society (Francoeur et al. 2001: 826 827). Religion influenced women s sexual roles and duties.
A large portion of the Filipino population were either Catholic,
 Sony Essay
How to Restore Sony Corporation s Competitiveness in Electronics Market

Assignment written report

Level: 3
Module No: 3BM130Business Research Case Study
Date due in: Monday 18th May 2015
Student ID: 140093744
Word Count: 5366
Executive Summary
The report sought to offer recommendations on how Sony Corporation (electronics) can restore its
market competitiveness. Sony Corporation deals in a wide range of electronic products, namely
television, cameras, smartphones, home video and audio devices, computer hardware, and telecom
equipment among others. Operating in the global consumer and professional electronics sector, it
has come under intense competition from other players in the sector such as Samsung Group,
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The firm has recorded losses in the last four years and has lagged behind in terms of innovations
especially in the smartphones segment that is driving growth in the consumer and professional
electronics sector. It was recommended that Sony should invest in R D activities targeting high and
low end smartphone markets, and smart/digital televisions as well as focus on emerging markets
across the world.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary2
1.0 Introduction4
2.0 Literature Review6
2.1 Market Competitiveness6
2.2 Factors Influencing Firms Market Competitiveness8
2.2.1 Internal Factors8
2.2.2 External Factors9
2.3 Internationalisation and Market Competitiveness11
3.0 Critical Evaluation13
3.1 Sony Market Competitiveness13
3.2 Sony SWOT Analysis16
3.3 Sony Electronics Five Forces Analysis19
4.0 Recommendations22
5.0 Reflective Journal25
References29

1.0 Introduction
Sony Corporation widely referred to as Sony, is a Japanese multinational conglomerate with its
head offices in Konan Minato, Tokyo, Japan. According to Nusca (2014), Sony was established in
the wake of World War II, where in 1946; Masaru Ibuka established an electronic shop in a
department store in Tokyo, Japan. In 1947, Masaru Ibuka joined forces with Akio Morita and
founded Tokyo
 Hunger Games Componsor
All the Skill In Half the Package
Why lose your money sponsoring other tributes when you can get your best money s worth by
sponsoring me. Today, people of the Capital lose so much money due to betting and sponsoring the
wrong tributes. You can all solve this problem by sponsoring me in the Hunger Games. Although I
may be small I will win the Hunger Games because I am a great athlete, I can use many weapons,
and I am very good at hiding.
The first reason that I will win the Hunger Games is because I am an incredible athlete. I play sports
like baseball, football, and I used to wrestle. The sports I have played led me to be very fit, quick,
agile, and aggressive against my competitors. I am very fast, and I am one of the fastest kids on my
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First of all, I have been swinging a baseball bat since I was around 4 or 5 and it has allowed me to
strengthen my swing and make it more powerful. Because I have been swinging a bat for so long
I will be able to use other weapons like small maces and swords. Second, of all, I have a very
accurate throw. I have been throwing a baseball since I was 4 or 5 and my accuracy is very good.
I have been throwing a baseball for a long time and the more I throw the better I become. By
having the practice of throwing I will be able to accurately throw knives. And since most knives
weigh less than a baseball I can throw it harder and faster and even be more accurate. I can also
throw medium sized rocks at my opponents and knock them out, injure them, or if I hit the right
spot to kill them. Finally, I am an accurate shot with a crossbow and many different guns. I have
been taking shooting lessons for a while and I have always loved going out and shooting with my
father. I am a very accurate shot and I am above average in my age range. I hit the bullseye of the
target very often. If they have any weapons in the arena I can adjust to them and get more kills than
anyone else.
The final reason I will win the Hunger Games is because I am good at hiding. I am very good at
hiding because my small body allows me to fit in many places. Some places more awkward than
others. I also now how to use stuff like mud to blend into my surroundings. Since I am so small it is
very difficult to find me when I find a strange or awkward hiding spot. I am also very good at hiding
and seek. Since I was little I would find the best places and not be found until I make a break for the
safe spot or
 My Experience From Fort Hood, Texas Essay
As I sit in my car, in the parking lot of a 24 hour Walmart, I reminisce of the many experiences that
lead to this moment. Writing this essay with a notepad on my lap and pen in hand, this position
is all too familiar, surreal, and thought provoking. How did this all happen...again? Exactly 4 years
and 3 weeks ago today, I was on a plane to Afghanistan. I remember the very long flight from Fort
Hood, Texas with a stop in Kyrgyzstan. During our last few days of preparation for our final
flight, I took in the very crisp air that emanated from the snow capped mountains; surrounding the
base in the distance. I couldn t help but feel a sense of adventure despite my destination of war.
The vivid moments within the many memories of such small wonders have continued to bless me
with a peaceful acceptance; of not only my combat experience, but of my experiences prior to
war. In May of 2009, I took a selfie in a public restroom, where I had slept for a few weeks. I was
battling my fifth year of chronic homelessness; rotating from the comfy couch of the Macy s
restroom to the bathroom stalls of a bus station. Eventually, I found myself sneaking two minute
naps while pretending to wait for a subway train. I took my act of pretending to the next level, by
tending to myself at local gyms that offered free trials. Fitness became my fuel, providing me with a
healthy tolerance and perseverance; of the daily exhaustion and struggle of homelessness. Little did
I know, it was preparing me for