Clothes The text takes place in India and in California in the USA. It is an upper class family. We can tell that by the expensive saris‚ the mahogany almirah and the zari that is used to the sari for the bride-viewing. There are many persons introduced in the text. The main character is Mita Moni. Later she is called Somita Sen because she gets married. She is an Indian girl‚ and she is going to get married to the Indian man Somesh Sen‚ who lives in the USA with his family. It is an arranged marriage
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Barret‚ D. Sculpture from Amaravati in the British Museum. London: British Museum‚ 1954. Basham‚ A. L. The Wonder That Was India. Reprint‚ New Delhi: Rupa‚ 1981. Biswas‚ A. Indian Costumes. New Delhi: Publications Division‚ 1985. Boulanger‚ Chantal. Saris: An Illustrated Guide to the Indian Art and Draping. New York: Shakti Press International‚ 1997. Brij Bhushan‚ J. Indian Jewellery‚ Ornaments and Decorative Designs. Mumbai: Tarporevala‚ 1958. Chandra‚ Moti. Costumes‚ Textiles‚ Cosmetics and Coiffure
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AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF RETAIL SERVICE MANAGEMENT IN THE PHILIPPINES J. Mark Munoz Tabor School of Business Millikin University Peter V. Raven Department of Management Albers School of Business and Economics Seattle University 900 Broadway Seattle‚ WA 98122-4340 (206) 296-5763 (206) 296-2083 fax pvraven@seattleu.edu (contact author) Dianne H.B. Welsh Muldoon Center for Entrepreneurship John Carroll University Keywords: Management‚ Retail‚ Service‚ Philippines‚ Southeast Asia AN EXPLORATORY
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FEASIBILITY STUDY List of opportunities: * Barber Shop * Sari-Sari Store * Water Refilling Station * T-shirt Printing * Photocopy Booth * School Supplies * Bakeshops * Internet Café * Laundry Shop Analysis of Opportunities * Barber Shop 1. Low Competition 2. Low demand 3. Expensive business start-up * Sari-Sari Store 1. High Competition 2. Non-flexible hours 3. Small profit * Water refilling Station 1. Expensive Business
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http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/sites/teacheng/files/shop_b.pdf http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/sites/teacheng/files/shop_a.pdf B Customer * * Return the shopkeeper’s greeting and ask if they sell English newspapers. * * Ask if they sell stamps. * * Say no‚ for England. * * Say you’d like three stamps and three postcards. Ask how much the postcards are. * * Comment that they’re expensive. * * Say yes‚ that’s all‚ thank the shopkeeper
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CHAPTER II Review of Related Literature Foreign Literature Ravi (2010) pointed out that manual sales system are time consuming‚ it is very tedious‚ lots of paper work‚ slow data processing‚ it is not user-friendly environment and it is difficult to found records due to file management system. ERRORS! Beyond it being time consuming and incorrect sales figures can be detrimental to your business (Juarez‚ 2010). To overcome the deficiencies of manual sales system many companies have automated their
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and not allowing someone’s stereotype of your culture impact you. Cultural identity and differences throughout my texts is formed mainly between 2 or more cultures in each text. The four texts I chose are Ka Kite Bro written by Willie Davis‚ The Red Sari written by Apirana Taylor (these both are short stories)‚ Bred in South Auckland written by Glen Colquhoun(poem)‚ and in the film Bend It Like Beckham directed by Gurinder Chandha. In the text Ka Kite Bro written by Willie Davis I came across a
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slow rhythmic flow to it which is effective in making the forgotten Black history stand out. In Singh Song‚ structure is used to show a contrast between the two cultures. Daljit Nagra writes “My bride/ she hav a red crew cut/ and she wear a Tartan sari/ a donkey jacket and some pumps”. The contrast
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of her sari and tying it around Lord Krishna’s hand. In return for her kind gesture‚ the Lord asked what she would like. Draupadi replied by saying she only desired His Divine presence at every moment of her life. From that moment on‚ Lord Krishna told Draupadi that He would be with her whenever she called out for Him. Much later‚ when the Kauravas tried to disrobe her in their court‚ helpless‚ she called out to Lord Krishna to save her. And in return‚ the Lord gave her a sari that was
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TRADITIONAL SAREE WEAVING IN BETGERI-GADAG CLUSTER OF KARNATAKA Pramod Kakkanavar Technical Asst. (R&S)‚DCTSC‚Dharwad. M.R.Itagi Scientist-C‚ DCTSC‚Dharwad. Dr.P.M.Damodara Rao Scientist-C‚ SCTH/CSTRI/Central silk Board‚ Bangalore. Dr.G.S.Nadiger‚ Ex. Director (Laboratories)‚ The Textile Committee‚ Mumbai. This paper reports on various problems and present condition of Powerloom weavers of Betgeri-Gadag. The time series analysis of production‚ SWOT analysis of the cluster and annual transaction
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