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Ken Yamada was a third generation Japanese American from Hawaii, with his excellent marketing skills and knowledge of the Japanese market and consumers he had successfully introduced Domino’s Pizza chain in Japan. Mr. Yamada would position the brand, form and executive an entry strategy, and will take care of marketing and distribution for Ben and…

Parle-G is consumed by people of all ages, from the rich to the poor, living in cities & in villages. While some have it for breakfast, for others it is a complete wholesome meal. For some it’s the best accompaniment for tea, while for some it’s a way of getting charged whenever they are low…

            Promissory or equitable estoppel has been developed by the courts for the purpose of ensuring that a party is faithful to a promise or representation made to another party who relies upon this promise or representation. This intervention by the courts prevents the party relying upon the promise from suffering injustice if the promise…

One may question the reason behind the high rates of obesity in the United States. Despite the emphasis on organic foods, this issue continues to persist. The main factor responsible for this is the costliness of organic products, which many people cannot afford due to limited budgets caused by the current economic situation. Another contributing…

Global warming is the observed and projected increase in the average temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere and oceans. A few hundred years ago, a slight rise in the earth’s temperature ended the little Ice Age and caused extinction of species such as mammoth. Today global warming once again threatens the life on earth. The question…

Discussion This experiment is about the effect of pH in the activities of catalyse. A cork borer is used to cut out a potato cylinder from the potato. The potato cylinder was then cut into 10 disc shape with even thickness. A test tube was filled with 5 cm? of buffer solution and the 10…

Shelly Errington presents a critique of the appropriation of non-western object into art with discourses that include descriptions of these objects. She asserts Primitive Art, also known as naïve art, is defined by its simplicity and untrained aspect. It is strongly concerned with patterns, and is sometimes characterized by unrefined and awkward use of color….

Amy Lowell’s “The Pike” is a smooth, fast poem that mirrors its subject. Its form reflects it content. Its meter is irregular and the poem does not rhyme; but it contains within it a certain musical quality which is drawn from word choice and the occasional alliteration. This technique was emphasized by the early imagist…

I believe in spaying and neutering pets. To most people, thistopic doesn’t cross their minds as something important. The fact isevery pet owner should listen. The most important thing to know aboutspaying and neutering is that it saves lives. In every community in theU.S., there are animals sitting in shelters waiting for homes. Onlyabout half…

Aspasia of Miletus was not only the famous and important woman of Athens in fifth century but also a person who played a key role in the intellectual development of Greece in that era. Though we will find no books of Aspasia, the character of this woman was lampooned in comedies, and was described and…