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    table. When conditions are not right‚ it can lead to immense problems as seen throughout the novel Rice without Rain by Mingfong Ho. In addition‚ one can only comprehend true burdens through specific experiences. However‚ when everyone comes together‚ one might just make a difference. Working the fields are a way of life for thousands of people all over the world. Fields provide food

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    around Jinda‚ described as a northern Thai beauty ‚ who is the daughter of a rice farmer. Her simple life changed when a group of university students‚ headed by Ned‚ probably a Thai prince charming in his own right‚ came upon her village to live among them so they could experience life in the rural area firsthand. Times were hard‚ as there was a drought. The rice stalks were light‚ not producing the bountiful yield of rice. Children starved to death. During the few times that Jinda’s older sister

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    Rice Without Rain - Character Essay- Nedmanoon Angkulprasert ’Rice Without Rain’ by Minfong Ho is an extremely realistic novel‚ which portrays the way of life for traditional East Asian communities. Minfong Ho sets out through writing ’Rice Without Rain’ "to understand what happened to the Thai student movement during 1973-76‚ why it succeeded‚ why it failed and how it affected Thai farmers. In the book there are a lot significant characters‚ but none in my opinion are more important that Nedmanoon

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    101 Town Centre Boulevard Markham‚ Ontario‚ L3R 9W3 July-12-13 7750 Birchmount Road Markham‚ ON‚ L3R 0B4 Dear McCallum‚ Subject: Child labour is an appalling issue that threatens the rights of children‚ but together we can make a difference in ending child labour. As a young citizen of Canada‚ I consider it my responsibility to educate

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    to get‚ rice at a one time in the world was the a hot commodity. Rice is a tall grass that grows in a variety of conditions although it flourishes in wet‚ warm tropical climates. Rice is a food of the Old World. People who lived close to the River rivers started growing rice first in continents like Africa‚ India‚ South America and Asia. Citizens of these nations learned how to grow rice in the wet and warm conditions of the fields. The Portuguese discovery of a crop from of African rice was about

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    value of Rice Sector Of Viet Nam and Raising the Income of The poor General Introduction: Rice is the staple food of almost Vietnamese people and the number of rice cultivating households accounts for 2/3 households in all country. To about 100% population of Vietnam – the poorest group‚ rice takes account 35% total household spending. The important role of rice to the national economy is showed through the consumer price index structure with the rice proportion : 20%. Moreover‚ rice export is

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    Rice growing in Mekong Delta has an ancient history traced to the Khmer regime of the 18th century. It was taken over by the Vietnamese. However‚ the Cambodians still consider this area as "KamPuchea Krom or Lower Cambodia" not able to forget that they owned this area in the past. Cambodia even attacked Vietnam in 1978 to take control of the Mekong Delta. However‚ they were decisively defeated.[2] This delta was the last part of the present day Vietnam that was annexed from Cambodia.[11] Its present

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    Gung Ho I recently read "Gung Ho!" written by Ken Blanchard and Sheldon Bowles. This book gives a unique perspective on the leader versus manager concepts. It depicts the struggles a General Manager faces as she is given the daunting task of running Walton Works # 2. This book shows how motivation‚ appreciation‚ and respect can help to transform a self-destructive plant into a thriving successful business. While on the surface Peggy Sinclair‚ the General Manager‚ thought that she was being

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    Gung Ho This paper will examine the film Gung Ho through a cultural eye. We will try to show how Michael Keaton’s character Hunt‚ fails to understand Japanese culture. At the same the goal will be to show the variation in the behavior displayed compared to how it should have taken place. It is clear from the onset of the movie that Hunt has not been schooled in Japanese business etiquette and culture. From the time he arrives in Japan‚ he disrupts a management disciplinary session in which

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    Gung Ho: U.S Vs Japanese Management Styles Gung Ho is an interesting movie‚ which utilizes humour to compare the managerial and cultural differences between the Japanese and the Americans. The theme of the movie is that a Japanese company takes over a failed American auto plant and saves a town from ruin. However‚ conflict arises due to the tremendously different cultures and work ethics of the two groups. A very important element in the movie is the portrayal of the collectivism of the Japanese

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