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 Hiroshi Yamauchi s Accomplishments
Hiroshi Yamauchi, the man behind Nintendo s great transition.
Hiroshi Yamauchi was the third president of the Nintendo trading card company. He followed his
grandfather Fusajiro Yamauchi who had founded the company but died of a stroke in 1940. His
early life was a tragic one. He was raised by his mother, Kimi Yamauchi, after his father left them.
He began his schooling in a boarding school until WWII erupted. He studied law at Waseda
University until his grandfather asked him to take control of his company. He was responsible for
moving the company from the trading card industry into the toy and eventually electronic gaming
business as the company is known today.
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After see how successful video games were becoming they began to dabble in them originally with
systems like the color TV game 6. In the 70 s Nintendo began to head to America to cash in on the
growing arcade market but his Japanese games weren t a him in the states so he turned to Shigeru
Miyamoto who released his most recent project Donkey Kong (Walker, J)which was the smash hit
Nintendo need and they set up an American branch of the company. Hiroshi s methods were
controversial at best in fact he set up three different research and development units meant to
compete with one another which gave the world different but successful ideas One of his best
ideas was known as Famicom but in America it was referred to as the Nintendo entertainment
system one of the first systems that ran multiple game through a cartridge for the system Hiroshi
was the only one to decide what games were to be released which is believed to one of the best
decisions due to his great insight on what people in the future would want. After the super Nintendo
an update on the Nintendo entertainment system the company released the virtual boy one of the
biggest flops the company has taken It was a 32 bit 3d table top console. After the failure of virtual
boy Hiroshi
 Animal Rights, By Tom Regan
The Vancouver Aquarium uses dolphins and belugas to provide entertainment and utilizes the profit
gained, to aid them in research. In The Case for Animal Rights, Tom Regan s moral principles state
that there should be total abolition of the use of animals in science as well as for entertainment
purposes (337). Moreover, he claims that humans and animals have equal values and rights. Based
on this principle, I argue that the practices of the Vancouver Aquarium of using belugas and dolphins
for scientific and entertainment purposes is immoral and thus unjustified. The Vancouver Aquarium
houses dolphins and belugas, animals that undoubtedly experience various elements of life. Belugas
and dolphins are able to communicate, can experience pain, are conscious, can make connections
and develop relationships. We can assume that the animals were forced to live in a small
surrounding and in isolation, which in turn could affect their emotional, physical, and psychological
state. They are removed from their natural habitat, separated from the rest of their species, exploited,
and deprived of their freedom. Being in captivity, the belugas and dolphins are not allowed to breed
naturally and thus have limited sexual activity (Vancouver Aquarium). We can also assume that the
well being of an animal or a living thing should not be compromised for the sake of frivolous
endeavours such as entertainment and generating financial gains.Tom Regan s stance on animal
rights is embodied in a
 Wild Water Gets Soaked
Wild Water Gets Soaked I believe that the macroenvironmental elements that affect the Salernos are
laws and regulations and the economy. The Salernos have to abide by laws and regulations as any
business in the United States. They are affected by the economy because their business is only open
several months out of the year. In this time frame they have to put in extra work in order to make
sufficient income in the limited amount of months that they are open. Their limited income has
stopped them from upgrading the park, which is needed to stay relevant. The element of the
competitive environment that the Salernos face now is customers. As with all businesses the
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Having more residents can be of a great advantage if they make the right moves. With an
adhocracy culture they will be setting themselves up for being creative and ready when the next
big change hits them. I believe that Wild Water s should get some form of a loan or credit in
order to re invent their amusement park. They should do some research on what other up and
coming amusement parks are doing. They should find a way to incorporate the things people
look forward to in amusement parks and what they have seen loyal customers gravitate towards
the most. In getting a business consultant instead of meetings with employees they can gain
perspective from a professional outside source. I believe that they should make their park bigger
if at all possible. This will allow them to keep the integrity of the old amusement park with
additives that new residents appreciate as well. They will have to add a better restaurant and
things for a person with a higher quality of taste. I believe that the business consultant will help
them through the stages of decision making to come up with some solid solutions. I believe that
the Salernos can still keep their loyal customers happy by keeping the integrity of the old park. By
keeping some of the greatest attractions of the park loyal customers will feel like things haven t
changed completely. They can also do some kind of special pricing for loyal
 Sex in Othello and Hamlet Essay
Sex debases men. They begin to struggle when they feel they are losing control of their emotions
in any way. For a woman to easily change the way a man feels or the way he acts just by being
female and attractive is enough to drive men insane. William Shakespeare s plays, Othello and
Hamlet, demonstrate on paper, on film, and in other art forms that female sexuality and beauty are a
threat to patriarchal societyand that they must be controlled. Showalter affirms this in her essay by
quoting David Laverenze s essay, The Woman in Hamlet. In this essay he asserts that, Hamlet s
disgust at the feminine passivityin himself translated into violent revulsion against women and into
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This way we are able to see the impression that the text is making on individual artists.

In my analysis, I have found that each type of art works in a different way to reinforce the theme that
female sexuality intimidates men. Though they choose to portray the women of Shakespeare s plays
in different ways, the women s sexuality and power within it remain strong.

Though the theater and photographs give a hint to Shakespeare s message, one can truly see it in
the literature of his play. Through words, Desdemona and Ophelia s sexual appeal are portrayed
as threats to their lovers. Shakespeare did not write in a social vacuum. His livelihood depended
on his audiences being pleased. We must remember, his audiences were notoriously unruly. As a
result, he had more leeway with what he wrote. He captured their imaginations by showing them
the personalities of their friends and husbands, but more importantly, their wives, their mistresses,
and their lovers. Women were a mystery. Shakespeare cast a glimmer of light on their shadowed
sexuality and undertones of powerful beauty. People finally saw a true reflection of themselves and
their lovers. It was a bold move. He drew women out of their social cage and put them on stage as
innocent magician like creatures. They did not fully realize the effect they had on the men. Men, so
 Sea Of Galilee
When doing this reaction paper and researching for the perfect religious artwork, the one I
decided to choose was Christ walking on the Sea of Galilee. I feel like this piece of artwork spoke
and stood out to me when I was looking at different types of religious art. When I was researching
religious art, this piece of art was the first one that I saw and I loved it. Some comments on this
specific painting that stood out to me and I thought were important were the colors in the painting.
I like how the artist used colors to make the painting dark, gloomy and stormy. I like the different
textures of the waves and the clouds in the painting. You can tell by looking at the waves and clouds
that it was a strong windy night and the sea was getting rough. I also, liked how in the painting...
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I thought this religious art was interesting, because it does not show Christ face it only shows the
back so that is why, I think the painting is focusing more so on the boat, the apostles in the boat and
the water rather than Christ is face. Another comment about this religious painting is seeing the fear
on the faces of the apostles. When doing research on this religious art the meaning of the of the art is
that Christ is saving and protecting his apostles from danger in the Sea of Galilee. I thought this
piece of art was interesting, because I thought it showed important relationship between Jesus and his
apostles. Also, this painting shows that the apostles were in fear and when they saw Christ standing
on the Sea of Galilee they thought he was a ghost. The main point of this religious artwork was that
the apostles were so terrified when they saw Jesus because, they did not recognize him. They had
faith that Christ would come, but the fear overcame them and they could not recognize Christ. In
this painting fear blinds the faith the apostles had in Jesus
 Descriptive Essay About A Shack
Back in 1981, my dad, uncle, aunt and grandpa all helped work on building a shack in the middle
of the woods. At the time it was built, none of them could have imagined what it would mean to
the family today. I bet, back during that summer, they were only concerned with where the deer
were, but although the deer have moved on from that area, the shack still sees widespread use.
Now days, we use it for a place to sleep before going out duck hunting because of the Willow River
and the many logans that surround it. On the contrary, the shack gets used for one, non hunting
event, every year: the spaghetti feed. Because of its importance, the shack is instrumental in
bringing the family together. When I was a little boy, only about five years old, I spent my first
night at the shack. Before this I had only heard of the shack and what it looked like: barn shaped;
red, chink board siding all surrounded by trees. Now that I am finally able to go up there, I can
not wait to see it for myself. The ride to the shack was nothing standard; we had to take four
wheelers through some hay fields, then get on a county road and drive to the north for a while.
After that we turn off, onto a trail along the ditch bank near the rice paddies and follow that until we
get to a clearing in the woods. At the clearing there is not much to see; just some trees on the
outside, on the left there is a 1960s looking Mack truck parked by the ditch bank, and to the right is
the way to the shack. The road is nothing more than matted down grass, about 18 feet wide, through
the woods, and as we continue through the woods I can smell the scent of grasses and flowers,
along with the smell of exhaust from the vehicle in front of us. Riding along the trail for a while
longer, I can finally see it, pushing through the trees, the shack. Getting closer, I can smell the smoke
from the woodstove, or maybe the firepit. In front, the deck juts out from the front of the building,
like a branch on a tree. On the north side of the yard is a large woodpile, it smells of balsam and
pine, and to the right of that is the old, dilapidated building my dad and uncle lived in while
building the shack. To the south of the clearing is the fire pit, with a pile of
 Nursing Case Study On Rash
Melanie is a 29yo, G5 P2022, who was seen for an ultrasound evaluation and consultation over the
development of a rash. Her history is significant for a gastric sleeve that occurred in February 2013.
Based on her height and weight at the start of the pregnancy, her BMI was 49. She did have a LEEP
procedure on her cervix in 2014 after her last delivery. She does have 2 term deliveries in 2008 and
2014 without complications. Lastly, she developed a rashabout 4 weeks ago that began on her
abdomen that was reddish and raised and pruritic that has now extended to her arms and legs. She
reportedly did receive a corticosteroid injection one week ago and she states that this did improve
her symptoms and the rash but again it is still present. This... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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The 2nd possibility would be PUPPP, which is pruritic urticarial papules and plaques of pregnancy.
This typically is red and begins on the abdomen and then spreads to the extremities which is
consistent with her history but it is unusual to also start this early in pregnancy.
3.Pemphigous gestationous is unlikely because this begins with blisters and is really an autoimmune
disorder.
4.In addition, it does not appear to be folliculitis of pregnancy. Since this would be associated with
hair folic aldonates in many areas in which there are no hair follicles.
5.The final diagnosis is prurigo of pregnancy which is somewhat a catch all for reddish rashes that
itch that are not one of the above 4 discussed issues.

PUPPP and prurigo of pregnancy are treated similar with corticosteroids and she did appear to
improve with this and therefore we would recommend potentially starting her on a low dose oral 5
mg daily prednisone treatment. This will likely increase her likelihood for developing GDM, but
she is miserable with the rash. The only other possibility that comes to mind currently would be an
allergy and she was told to keep a food and diet catalog to determine if she notices any spikes in
symptoms after certain meals. Food allergies are difficult to determine especially if they are new
onset in
 Soliloquies in Hamlet by William Shakespeare Essay
A soliloquy is a literacy device that is used to reveal the innermost thoughts of a character.
Shakespeare uses soliloquies to expose fascinating insights into the thoughts and actions of Hamlet
and in doing so: the readers can grasp his character. The first soliloquy of the play, introduces the
main theme for the rest of hamlets thoughts and actions, this soliloquyallows the audience to
understand hamlets inner thoughts that are repetitive throughout the play. Secondly, Hamlet s
famous soliloquy to be or not to be portrays him as a perplexed man, who is unsure of himself and
often fluctuates between two extreme endings. In this soliloquy Hamlet reveals to the audience he is
both suicidal and indecisive. The final soliloquy indicates... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this speech the bitterness toward his mother expands to a general hate towards women. The
audience can infer this characteristic of misogyny through the lines Frailty, thy name is women
(1.2.146). By this quote Hamlet expresses that he believes all women are weak and he will never
be able to have a loving relationship with a women again. In Hamlet s first expression of emotion
he compares this Father to his Uncle, confirming his dislike of Claudius. Hamlet is unaware that
Claudius is the murder of his father but it is still evident that he is not fond of him. Hamlet
confesses that Claudius will never be as great as his father through the passage My Father s
brother, but no more like my father than I to Hercules (1.2.154 155). Hamlets love for his father is
undeniable as he speaks nothing but praises and he refuses to associate Claudius with similarities of
his father. The audience is able to recognize the grief hamlet his experiencing from the death of his
father and the hatred that is developing towards Claudius. Throughout Hamlet s first soliloquy he
states his inner thoughts and life crisis, revealing his character to his audience.
In Hamlet s soliloquy to be or not to be? the audience views a philosophical side of Hamlet, who
contemplates death and life. This soliloquys is based off of Hamlets internal debate on the
advantages and disadvantages of existence and in doing so; the audience as an insight into Hamlets
depression and
 Las Vegas Metro Police Officer Case Study
Las Vegas Metro Police Officers made an arrest in connection with an armed robbery that
occurred on the valley s Southwest side. The suspect identified as Tonya Martin, was arrested in
1200 block of Palm Terrace in West Las Vegas, late Wednesday evening. A second suspect later
identified by police as Alexander was already in custody at the Clark County Detention Center for
similar charges. He was re booked for the new charges in relation to this crime. The arrest came
after a tip was provided to the administration of a local Facebook page. The anonymous source
identified Alexander as the suspect after recognizing him from the photos on the Metro press release.
The source then passed the information on to the Facebook page members in an effort
 Social Variation Of American English
There are many social variation in American English, they are associated with age, gender, sexual
orientation and ethnicity. Recently, several linguistic trends to investigate the speech of women,
one of these is vocal fry. Vocal fry is speech that is very low pitched and creaky sounding shaped by
a slow movement of the vocal cords. It considered to be a voice disorder (Tamasi, P132). Also
people tend to have a lot of negative attitude towards vocal fry.
Creaky voice is been used by movie star Mae West in a film from 1933 (Tamasi, P132). Since the
1960s, the vocal fry, falsetto and modal have been put into the three lowest vocal register. Vocal fry
is be notice in recent decade, so people might not know when it started to use, and complete
history of it yet. However, we know it had been added in to music, such as pop singer Britney
Spears, used vocal fry as a way to reach low notes and as style. Later, more and more music stars
and women doing it. People can heard vocal fry in music, radio stations, and television shows
(Fessenden). People use vocal fry increasing nowadays. The prescriptive grammar does not say
about this item, because it does not relate to grammar. It relates to voice pitch and speech
pathology. Is it is vocal fry consider to be a speech pathology? In one hand, Originally it was
studied as a speech pathology, something that occurred due to injury or some sort of congenital
defect. Today we know it can be done as an affectation as well, Klofstad
 How Does Shakespeare Present Portia In Julius Caesar
In Act II Scene I of Shakespeare s Julius Caesar, Portia became irritated with Brutus impatient and
ill tempered attitude toward her in the event of Brutus internal conflicts over Caesar s rise to power.
Finally, after multiple incidents involving Brutus actions, Portia snapped and delivered a speech in
an attempt to convince her husband to reveal his troubles. While it is Portiawho delivered the speech,
she portrays that persona of someone who is exasperated and disappointed with her husband in
order to coerce him into confiding in her; she speaks in a harsher manner than normally would a
wife at this time in history due to her goal. She has a very specific audience: Brutus, her husband;
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Firstly, Portia connects her speaker with her audience her husband by speaking in an assertive tone
that catches his attention. She brings up the instances in which he acted in an unmannerly way
towards her in the same tone, thus further convincing him to disclose his thoughts. Furthermore, the
relationship between her audience and the subject is balanced properly; her husband, or the
audience, perpetrated the deeds that compose the subject. There is an equivalency between her usage
of examples of her husband s discourteous recent actions to prove her claim and her direct addressing
of her husband, thus creating the relationship between subject and audience. Finally, the connection
between the speaker and the subject is, once again, efficaciously done. The persona that Portia
portrays, one speaking in a manner of direct assertiveness, speaks emotionally regarding the subject
of the possible intrinsic dissension of her husband. Overall, the elements of the Aristotelian triangle
are connected both properly and effectively in the speech Portia delivered to her
 The Tulsa Race Riot Of 1921
The Tulsa race riot was a large scale, racially motivated pogrom on May 31 and June 1, 1921, in
which a group of whites attacked the black community of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Greenwood
District, the wealthiest black community in the United States, was burned to the ground. Over
the course of 16 hours, more than 800 people were admitted to local white hospitals with injuries,
the two black hospitals were burned down, and police arrested and detained more than 6,000
black Greenwood residents at three local facilities. An estimated 10,000 blacks were left
homeless, and 35 city blocks composed of 1,256 residences were destroyed by fire, resulting in
over $26 million in damages. The official count of the dead by the Oklahoma Bureau of Vital
Statistics was 36, but other estimates of black fatalities vary from 55 to about 300. The events of
the massacre were long omitted from local and state histories: The Tulsa race riot of 1921 was
rarely mentioned in history books, classrooms or even in private. Blacks and whites alike grew into
middle age unaware of what had taken place. With the number of survivors declining, in 1996, the
state legislature commissioned a report to establish the historical record of the events, and
acknowledge the victims and damages to the black community. Released in 2001, the report included
the commission s recommendations for some compensatory actions, most of which were not
implemented by the state and city governments. The state passed legislation to