...research and writing of this thesis. Introduction Nowadays, Anime addiction is very rampant especially among students. There are many factors that urge students to watch anime that leads to addiction. Anime itself serves as a great factor that let the students to watch, because anime became the latest trend for all teenagers and having a good storyline that makes the students hook up. Another one is due to cool animation, which has a vibrant color that tickles their eyes every time they watched a single episode. Next is peer pressure, which influences a person to watch anime, when your group is expose to anime it will surely influence you. Last is boredom buster. As an expert say, "Boredom is not the lack of sensory stimulation: It is just a lack of imagination or creative thinking, so students tend to watch anime more often and surf the internet to read online manga.” Discussion I. Anime Anime is a term for Japanese animation. The word is the abbreviated pronunciation of "animation" in Japanese, where this term references all animation. In other languages, the term is defined as animation from Japan or as a Japanese-disseminated animation style often characterized by colorful graphics,...
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...are happy. These are happy, Jesus notes, because they will inherit the earth, they will be shown mercy, they will see God, and they will be called sons of God. What Jesus means by being happy, however, is not simply being jovial or mirthful, as when one is having fun. True happiness is deeper, carrying the thought of contentment, a sense of satisfaction and fulfillment in life. So those who are truly happy, Jesus shows, are people who recognize their spiritual need, are saddened by their sinful condition, and come to know and serve God. Then, even if they are hated or persecuted for doing God’s will, they are happy because they know they are pleasing God and will receive his reward of everlasting life. However, many of Jesus’ listeners, just like some people today, believe that being prosperous and enjoying pleasures is what makes a person happy. Jesus knows otherwise. Drawing a contrast that must surprise many of his listeners, he says: “Woe to you rich persons, because you are having your...
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...SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS 1. INTRODUCTION1. Definition of terms: 1. Special proceeding: A special proceeding is a remedy by which a party seeks to establish a status, a right, or a particular fact 2. .2. Probate: Probate is a special proceeding to establish the validity of a will. No will passes property unless it is probated by a court. Probate is mandatory. It is in rem .Hence, the court is also called a probate court. But a probate court also includes a court that presides over probate proceedings which can generally refer to the settlement of the estate of a deceased person with or without a will .3. Reprobate: Reprobate is a special proceeding to establish the validity of a will proved in a foreign country .4. Legacy: A legacy is a bequest of personal property in a will to a person called the legatee .5. Devise: A devise is a bequest of real property in a will to a person called the devisee. 6. Testate Estate Testate estate refers to an estate of a deceased person which is settled or to be settled with the last will and testament of that deceased person called the testator. 7. Intestate Estate: Intestate estate refers to the estate of a deceased person without a will. The estate is settled by the laws of intestacy provided in the Civil Code .8. Executor: An executor is the person named in the will who is entrusted to implement its provisions. But the executor needs to be issued letters testamentary after the court determines his or her qualifications. A female...
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...How to Analyze the Effects of Channel Management by Ian Linton, Demand Media Definition of 'Distribution Management' Overseeing the movement of goods from supplier or manufacturer to point of sale. Distribution management is an overarching term that refers to numerous activities and processes such as packaging, inventory, warehousing, supply chain and logistics. Effective distribution channel management can improve sales and customer satisfaction. Related Articles * Channel Management Techniques * What Is a Marketing Channel or Channel of Distribution? * How to Write a Marketing Distribution Channel Strategy * Distribution Channel Selection Factors * How to Analyze the Code of Ethics of an Organization * How to Build a Text Distribution List on Your iPhone Channel management is a technique for selecting the most efficient channels or routes to market for your products and services, and deriving the best results from those channels by applying appropriate financial, marketing or training resources. Channels to market include such distribution methods as direct sales from a website, sales force or call center and indirect sales through distributors or retailers. You analyze the effects of channel management by measuring factors such as changes in your share of the market or the volume of sales via certain channels, the changing costs of going to market through certain channels, and varying levels of customer satisfaction achieved by certain channels...
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...Just War theory is a doctrine, also referred to as a tradition, of military ethics studied by theologians, ethicists, policy makers and military leaders. The purpose of the doctrine is to ensure war is morally justifiable through a series of criteria, all of which must be met for a war to be considered just. The criteria are split into two groups: ‘the right to go to war’ and ‘right conduct in war’ . The first concerns the morality of going to war and the second with moral conduct within war. Recently there have been calls for the inclusion of a third category of just war theory - jus post bellum - dealing with the morality of post-war settlement and reconstruction. Just War theory postulates that war, while very terrible, is not always the worst option. There may be responsibilities so important, atrocities which can be prevented or outcomes so undesirable they justify war. Origins The Indian epic, the Mahabharata, offers one of the first written discussions of a 'just war'. In it, one of five ruling brothers asks if the suffering caused by war can ever be justified, and then a long discussion ensues between the siblings, establishing criteria like proportionality, just means, just cause, and fair treatment of captives and the wounded. The war in Mahabharata is preceded by context that develops the "just cause" for the war including last minute efforts to reconcile differences to avoid war. At the beginning of the war, there is the discussion of "just conduct" appropriate...
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...Abstract Just in Time (JIT) inventory management has its benefits and setbacks which leads to the question on its eligibility to be adopted in organizations. It has some of the benefits of being cost effective and ensuring quality production. However, it faces unpredictability in the supply chain and meeting demand, both setbacks realized in adopting it. The magnitude of the benefits and setbacks can vary depending on the industry. The current study provides details on the advantages and disadvantages of employing the policy in the manufacturing industry with implementation examples specific to the car manufacturing industry. With the policy being pioneered by Toyota, and later used by Ford, the evidence that the two organizations have benefited substantially from the policy are obvious. They have had increased profits, customer satisfaction and the quality of their products. All while reducing costs associated with the storage of excess inventories, defective production, and waste. Strategies maximizing the use of a just in time policy and avoiding some of the disadvantages will also be discussed. Just in Time Just in time production first surfaced just after World War II in Japan’s Toyota Company. Modeled after Henry Ford’s continuous flow manufacturing, it focused on eliminating waste in the postwar Japanese market (Rona, 2013). Today just in time still emphasizes the reduction of waste, but also production and resource efficiency. These efficiencies are gained through...
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...The Second World War can be considered a just war using the criteria set forth in the “Just War Theory.” The war was properly declared by an act of Congress after an attack by the Empire of Japan on December 7, 1941. The US Constitution gives Congress the responsibility to declare war in Article 1, section 8. Because of the act of aggression by Japan and the proper declaration of war by Congress, World War II meets elements 1 and 2 of the Just War Theory. World War II also had the right intentions. Both Japan and Germany were sweeping through the Pacific and Europe repressing the people they had defeated. Both Axis powers were brutalizing, and in the case of Germany exterminating, certain groups of people. The United States had attempted to stay out of the European conflict, leaving it to regional powers such as Great Britain. Peace did not seem to have a chance because of the ambitions of the Japanese and German powers. As a result, war was the final option left to the Americans. The United States had a reasonable chance for success because they had not yet been involved in the fighting. They were also the industrial and manufacturing base for the British and Soviets; providing them with arms and material to fight the Germans. The United States was also not going to fight alone. They were joining with the Allied powers that had already been fighting for a few years. The Bible tells us “Never pay back evil with more evil. Do things in such a way that everyone can see you...
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...In the novel of “Just Mercy” by Bryan Stevenson, the audience is drawn in to experience and relate to multiple themes and tones set by the author. As to being asked to relate to either justice, mercy, or prejudice to anyone of the characters, Bryan the author himself displayed prejudice as the first theme to the audience which is why I will relate that same theme for my response. First and foremost, it is important to understand that the actions of prejudice taken against Bryan are what created the man who eventually wrote the novel we all read this summer. In the novel, Bryan speaks of an incident which occurred earlier in his life where innocently sitting in his car while being entertained by the song playing, police officers address him...
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...Part I Consider this scenario: You were in a minor car accident. No one was hurt, but you are nonetheless a little rattled. How would you communicate your situation to family, friends, and classmates? What would be different if you had to communicate the situation to the insurance company? To my family and friends I am not going to lie I will be all panicky and over exaggerating things. Like I would make it so dramatic to where they would be like oh my goodness are you ok, and it wouldn’t be that big of a deal. If it was the insurance company I would be really calm, and tell the truth about everything that went on. Write a message of 100 to 200 words either to your family, friends, or classmates Dear mom, Your daughter almost died today I got into a car accident. My friend Tanya was driving, and out of nowhere a car came and hit us. I almost went through the windshield, and died. I think that you should give me lots of hugs and take me out because I’m still here. Dear Elizabeth, Friend I almost died today. Girl Tanya was driving like a bat out of you know where. You know she can’t really drive. Girl a car came and ran right into us messing with Tanya, and that phone. You know Tanya be on her phone twenty four seven , and don’t pay attention to nothing! Write a formal letter of 100 to 200 words to the insurance company. Use salutations and sign-offs where appropriate. Progressive 1234 state st. Junction city, KS 66441 To whom it may concern: My name...
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...Path: K:/CLU-DOWLING-12-0101/Application/CLU-DOWLING-12-0101Case8.3d Date: 4th August 2012 Time: 20:52 User ID: nachiappanr 1BlackLining Disabled CASE 8 JUST ANOTHER MOVE TO CHINA? 339 CASE 8 JUST ANOTHER MOVE TO CHINA? THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS ON EXPATRIATE FAMILIES by Yvonne McNulty Lisa MacDougall looked at her desk calendar and realized it was the first year anniversary of her employment at John Campbell College. ‘How ironic’, she thought, ‘that I might resign today, exactly one year after I started here’. As her colleagues dropped by her office throughout the morning to discuss a new research project that she was leading, Lisa felt both elated and sad. She was excited to be embarking on a new chapter in her career, but upset to be leaving behind her first fulltime job in nearly a decade. To ease her mind, she took a morning tea break at the campus cafeteria and ordered a latte. Then her cell phone beeped to alert an incoming message from her husband, Lachlan. As she nervously picked up the phone and read the four-word message – ‘it’s done, go ahead’ – she realized in that instant that there was no going back now: Lachlan had just signed a two-year contract with his employer to move their family to China, and it was happening in six weeks time. Taking a deep breath as she walked back to her office, the first task was to write a resignation letter, after which Lisa emailed her boss to request an immediate meeting to tell him she was leaving. Although...
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...Let’s first understand the difference between the forecast driven system and the JIT (Just in Time) demand based system so that we can reflect on the benefits and disadvantages of each one of the systems. Let’s first take a look at the forecast driven system because it one of the most traditional way and also used quite extensively in the manufacturing firms in USA. In a layman’s language the way this system works is by predicting a forecast of sales demand based on statistical forecasting models (Decision Maker’s Direct, 2010). This forecast is then passed down the supply chain so that a manufacturing plan can be made to meet the sales demand. Since the manufacturing often produce more than one variations of an item and many times the products are customized and this makes this forecasting process very complex. For example take the case of Silly Bandz factory. I agree that all the items are rubber bands but for every variation the machines have to be set up again and this complicate the process of production management and inventory management and control. In order to understand the imperfection of the forecasting it is necessary to understand first how the process works. Each firm has some indicator for their future sales demand but rarely any firm has the complete and perfect information. The future demand is dependent on various factors like structure and nature of the business (Decision Maker’s Direct, 2010). In some cases the customer themselves provide the...
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...Definition of Just-in-time It is a method of planning and controls an operation that aims to meet demand directly with perfect quality and no waste. Just in time also known as a systems approach that is used to develop and operate a manufacturing system in which it will organizes the production process so that parts are available only when they are needed it. This system is used as a method for optimizing processes that involves continual reduction of waste and reducing non value added costs and long run costs such as reworking defective products, product inspections and quality control which are some example of non-value-added costs. The Just-in-time used to be the management philosophy of continuous & forced problem solving and it is categorized as a pull system in term of production & purchasing where the system will control the materials whereby to use signals to the supplier or provider that there a more material is needed. This process occur by which the downstream work centers will request delivery from upstream work centers and these will be known as lean production. By implementing the Just-in-time in their production, it will act to attack all the wastage in the production process in terms of product that has not added any value to the product by the perspective of their customer. The system also will expose all the problems and bottlenecks that have cause by variability towards the product. It is also used to achieve the streamlined production by reducing...
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...NIKE cultural dimension. どうやって消費者にナイキの製品を買わせるのか 文化的要因を利用した消費者行動への影響 個の要因は最も広範囲に影響を与えており、買い手の文化やサブカルチャー、属している社会階層が購買行動に影響する、 ただただし、文化や社会階層は流動的なものなので今のトレンドを抑える必要があります。例えば、使い古されていますが食の洋食化などは典型で日本人＝和食という文化が崩れています。 ●消費者は必ず複数の下位文化に属している。 「文化的要因」には、社会階級と下位文化（サブカルチャー）という要素がある。 社会階級とは、「社会の構成員を、明確なステイタス階級のヒエラルキーに分割し、各階級内は構成員が相対的に同じステイタスを持ち、一方、階級間でははっきりとしたステイタスの違いが見られるようにすること」だ（なんとなく、フーコーの主体化／臣民化を思わせる……）。 ステイタスを決める要素は、世帯年収や職業、学歴など。 社会階級は、消費者の態度・行動の形成において準拠集団として作用しますが、とくに上の社会階級が下の社会階級にとっての準拠集団になることが多いのです。 p.148 下位文化は、あらゆる文化を構成する要素で、国籍、宗教、地域、人種、年齢、性別などにセグメンターションされる。ここに性的指向を加えてもよいだろう。 例えば、米国ではアメリカンフットボールに人気がありますが、ヒスパニック層ではサッカーのほうが人気があります。ヒスパニック層をターゲットにサッカー選手を用いたプロモーションを実施するのは、下位文化に基づいたセグメンテーションです。 p.148 そして、ここで重要なのは、消費者は「必ず複数の下位文化に属している」ということだ。したがって、それらが相互にどう関連し、消費行動にどのように影響するのかを理解することが必要だ。 第一の文化的要因は、買い手にもっとも広範囲に影響を与えるもので、買い手の文化、下位文化(サブカルチャー)、社会層への所属意識が強い影響力をもつといいます。 サブ・カルチャーとは、カリフォルニヤ文化といったものでお馴染みのライフ・スタイルです。社会階層とは、比較的同質的で、上下の順序づけがされております。類似の価値観や関心・行動といったものをもちます。 アメリカは、主要社会層が六つあります。上流の上、下、中流の上、下、下流の上、下と分類されていますが、中流の下位は全体の３０％で、この階層に属する人は、社会的尊敬を得ることに関心があり、協会に行き、法律を守ります。 ホワイトカラー、グレーカラー、ブルーカラーが混在する日本では、一億総中流意識といわれますが、これはどのように分類したらよいでしょうか。 社会的階級からのNIKEマーケティング プレゼン まずはプロットの作成 キーワード 順番 スタートと終わり * 最初の戦略「文化的側面を利用したNIKEの戦略」 * 3つの例を用いて説明 * 一つ目は、「インド」 * 二つ目は、「中国」 * 三つめは、「アジア各国」 * まとめNIKEはスポーツというカテゴリーの中でも、各国の 文化を利用することで更なる成長を達成した。 キーワードは？ * 文化・副文化・社会階層はこの場合はない * インド * 中国 Product and brand localization inspiration...
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...JUST IN TIME (JIT) ADVANTAGES OF JIT 1) Lower stock holding All manufacturing units aim at one thing, which is to minimize the expenditure that related to the ordering and carrying out inventory. The company should order only that much inventory, no more no less or hold no inventory which is needed to carry on their immediate production. So the company should not store any extra inventory that is needed in the production since it will incur an additional carrying cost. As soon as goods are finished, it should be shipped to the customer immediately without any delay in order to minimize the warehouse costs where the goods are placed. 2) Better customer satisfaction Implementing the Just-in-Time inventory management model can allow firms to serve their customers faster and more efficiently. By using Just-in-Time (JIT) model, the company can have a better control over the manufacturing process, making it easier to respond quickly when the needs of customers change where the company can cut the production of one product type and switch it to a different type product to meet changes in customer demand. According to Bonnie Conrad, a computer manufacturer that use JIT inventory control model can quickly increased the production of a hot model, while reducing the number of outdated products. 3) Elimination of waste “The seven waste” 7Ws introduced by Toyota’s Chief Engineer Taiichi Ohno as the core of the Toyota Production system also known as Lean Manufacturing in...
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...College Trigonometry Version π Corrected Edition by Carl Stitz, Ph.D. Lakeland Community College Jeff Zeager, Ph.D. Lorain County Community College July 4, 2013 ii Acknowledgements While the cover of this textbook lists only two names, the book as it stands today would simply not exist if not for the tireless work and dedication of several people. First and foremost, we wish to thank our families for their patience and support during the creative process. We would also like to thank our students - the sole inspiration for the work. Among our colleagues, we wish to thank Rich Basich, Bill Previts, and Irina Lomonosov, who not only were early adopters of the textbook, but also contributed materials to the project. Special thanks go to Katie Cimperman, Terry Dykstra, Frank LeMay, and Rich Hagen who provided valuable feedback from the classroom. Thanks also to David Stumpf, Ivana Gorgievska, Jorge Gerszonowicz, Kathryn Arocho, Heather Bubnick, and Florin Muscutariu for their unwaivering support (and sometimes defense) of the book. From outside the classroom, we wish to thank Don Anthan and Ken White, who designed the electric circuit applications used in the text, as well as Drs. Wendy Marley and Marcia Ballinger for the Lorain CCC enrollment data used in the text. The authors are also indebted to the good folks at our schools’ bookstores, Gwen Sevtis (Lakeland CC) and Chris Callahan (Lorain CCC), for working with us to get printed copies to the students...
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