> >Dear Dr. M Susan Stiner,

> >Thank you for your message.

> >I have to give you iness last week.

I had to tell you about my illness last week.

I am glad to hear you have recovered!

I looked at the Campbell Soup site. I will cook this soup next time.

We Japanese eat rice gruel and pickled plums when we have a cold.

Pickled plums are very, very tart.

I think it is interesting that both of our countries have special foods

for times of illness. Our tastes are different, though. Stay with rice

gruel and pickled plums. Since you are healthy now, they must have

worked!

>

> >I am not faund website.

I could not find the website.

> >Assignment 2.

> >I'm sorry,Dr. Stiner,I am not grasp.

I'm sorry, Dr. Stiner, I did not grasp what you meant.

> >I chose for Nissan website.

I chose the Nissan website.

> >http://www.nissan.co.jp/menu-j.html

> >Assignment 4.

> >I look "McDonald's of Japan",but this is not financial information.

I looked at McDonald's of Japan, but there is no financial information.

Therefore, I can't compare those sites.

> >Asesignmeant 5.

Assignment 5

> >I'm sorry,Dr. Stiner,I am not grasp.

I'm sorry, Dr. Stiner, I did not grasp what you meant.

> >Hata

I am sorry that you could not reach the US and Japanese SEC websites.

How many times did you try to get to the sites?

You answered Question 4! You told me that the US site has financial

information, but the Japanese site does not.

Many US companies put financial information on their sites, so that

investors can get that information easily and quickly. Investors can

see how their investment is improving (or not). People who want to be

investors can see if their money will be wisely invested in that

company. Accounting information on the Internet helps investors decide

where to invest their money. It also helps investors know whether their

company is being run well or not.

This year has given us much strange weather. Part of Pennsylvania near

here had a tornado. That is very rare here.

This website tells about tornadoes:

http://tqjunior.advanced.org/4232/

If you click on "Photo Gallery," you can see several pictures of

tornadoes. The photo gallery loads very slowly, however. It has very

many graphic images. The tornado pictured as the background of the main

page is scary enough for me!

This page shows how tornadoes start:

http://tqjunior.advanced.org/4232/whatisit.htm?!

The intensity of a tornado is measured by a "Fujita scale." This page

tells about the Fujita scale. It should load relatively fast, because

it is mostly text. The Pennsylvania tornado was probably an F2.

http://tqjunior.advanced.org/4232/fujita.htm

Sincerely,