...There are times when it is acceptable, in the face of evil, to break God’s laws. When you are trying to protect others from people that might be after them. When you or someone else is in danger or being threatened. Make sure when you do this that it doesn't become a habit and that you do it only if you absolutely have to. It’s sometimes allowed to break God’s laws in order to protect one or more people. Let’s say that someone came to your house and was looking for a loved one that committed a crime. Now there are many verses in the Bible that says that God hates a lying tongue and that it is wrong. In order to protect a loved one would you lie and say that he/she is not here. In The Hiding Place Corrie says “And it isn't logical to say the truth and do a lie!” (Ten Boom 91) By saying this Corrie says that saying and doing a lie is the same thing. Stealing ration cards is doing a lie and saying “We have no Jews here” is a...
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...In the book The Hiding Place, by Corrie Ten Boom, the reader hears of the events that unfolded during the holocaust from the perspective of a catholic. Corrie Ten Boom takes the reader through the journey of someone who may not have fallen victim to the Germans, but definitely didn't agree with what they were doing. The Ten Boom family made the decision that they would help to hide the Jews despite this being against the law. In this case it is ok to lie in order to keep the Jews safe because they are lying for the greater good. When making a decision one must weigh the pros and cons and when it comes to Corrie's decision the good most definitely outweighed the bad. Corrie continues to lie in order to save the Jews because they are still...
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...8th period English Analysis Essay for Maus We have all evolved from animals, and even though as humans we are more complex, we are also very similar. In the graphic novel Maus by Art Spiegleman, Art chooses to illustrate humans as animals. He portrays different classes and religions as different animals. This impacts the story in a positive way because it deepens the understanding of the characters and also further separates the classes and religions. By using animals instead of people there is an implied background of the nature of that animal which lets the reader have a fuller understanding of the character’s personality and traits. They also widen the gap between the groups by showing the natural hierarchy of the animals. The choice to use animals instead of humans was a positive addition to the story; animals were used in their most simplistic form so the traits that they were given during the time of the holocaust could be more easily understood. An illustration demonstrates this concept by having a Jewish family hiding in a bunker inside a garbage hole. Presented as mice, they were hiding in a hole underground that was filled with garbage, showing that they were cowards and dirty creatures. There is also another illustration where they are hiding from the Nazis, who are portrayed as cats, by crawling through a tunnel, like a mouse hole, to escape into another area. This also shows their sneaky and cowardly actions. Another way in which the...
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...At What Cost, do you Save your Civilization? “We must recognize the chief characteristic of the modern era – a permanent state of what I call violent peace.” (Admiral James D. Watkins). It is a leader’s obligation to place the safety of his people no matter the cost. Many will agree that prioritizing the greater good over the well-being of few individuals, for in the end, the most expensive price is the cost of life. While many people think that the film, “Planet of the Apes” by Franklin J. Schaffner, was about, Taylor, a lost American space explorer, trying to figure out where he landed and how to get home. Yet through the simian leader continually trying to kill and tame Taylor shows that Dr. Zaius rightfully places the security of his people...
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...CASE ANALYSIS ON THE VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT WORK TEAM MGT 131 F Group #TeamWork Members: Ablang, Rohanne ____________________ Dudas, Mary Joy ____________________ Jovellanos, Jamie Lee ____________________ Muega, Lou Erika ____________________ Pelayo, Zhinkie ____________________ Pile, Mariel ____________________ Piñero, Hannah Kristel ____________________ Date submitted: November 19, 2014 I. Point of View The group will take the point of view of Dave Regan, the manager of the work team because he is the person who has the authority and power to share the problem to the higher management and to implement the solutions to his subordinates. II. Problem Statement The case analysis aims to answer the question, “How will Dave Regan address the issue of secrecy and promote transparency within the virtual work team?” III. Analysis of Relevant Case Facts - T.A Searns uses superior computer databases and analysis tools for counseling clients. - Employees of T.A Stearns are usually lawyers and tax accountants who had picked up programming skills on the side. - Work in T.A Searns was carried out in a virtual environment by four programmers. - The Stearn programmers are a team rather than a group because each individual is responsible in every task they’ve done. - The programmers are interrelated. One must share...
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...Entry 1: Passage: I was four and Lori was seven…“How many places have we lived?” I asked Lori. “That depends on what you mean by ‘lived,’” she said...We counted eleven places we had lived, then we lost track. (pg. 29) Situation: Jeannette and her older sister, Lori, talk about how many times they have moved in their life. At the time, Jeanette is four and Lori is seven when they have this conversation. Analysis: The passage shows how the parents kept moving their children around to so many different places that they never were able to get established in their community. In the book, it talks about how the family keeps moving and moving. When they move, they would find very remote or unusual places to stay that was not always the best living conditions for the children. The author chooses to add this to her...
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...American writer David Sedaris is a distinguished person. He has nine “essay collections,” most of which are very commercially successful. It all started with “SantaLand Diaries,” an essay that was the spark to his flaring fame. He is the second of six children and was brought up in North Carolina but has been living in Europe for a long time with his boyfriend Hugh Hamrick. His works receive critical acclaim and adoration from readers and were nominated to and won several awards as well (Wikipedia, “David Sedaris”). Sedaris’ writings are personal essays, which should provide great insight into his personality due to their autobiographical nature. An important feature of him that manifests clearly in his writings and interviews is hiding his weaknesses, which is a part of his perfectionist tendencies. Sedaris always tries to make things funnier than they really are. It is as if he is wearing a mask, a funny one, so that whatever bothers him wouldn’t leak through his façade and reveal his vulnerability to the world. An example of this was obvious in his interview for Dutch TV. He mentioned that his “youngest sister committed suicide” and the devastating effect this had on his family. However, he added that he included funny details in a story he wrote about this incident and his relationship with his deceased sibling. (Brands, “David...
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...the last sentence is the thesis of the essay, which expresses the author’s position on the topic and previews what the entire paper is about. You learn more about writing effective introductions later in this course. Supporting Paragraphs Every paragraph after your introduction must be a supporting paragraph. A supporting paragraph supports or proves your thesis. All supporting paragraphs must include a topic sentence. You may then develop the supporting paragraphs within your paper by using one or more of the following methods: • Examples and illustrations • Data, facts, or historical or personal details • A simple story, or narrative • Descriptions • Division and classification • Analysis • Process analysis • Definitions • Cause-effect • Comparison-contrast • Argument The previous paragraph about journals used examples to support the topic sentence. Consider the paragraph following the introduction:...
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...Almost all digital files can be used for steganography, but the formats of file that are more suitable are those with a high degree of redundancy. Redundancy can be defined as object bits that provide accuracy far greater than necessary for the object’s use and demonstration. The repetitive bits of an object are those bits that can be altered without the alteration being detected easily. Image and video files especially comply with this requirement, while research has also uncovered other file manuscripts that can be used for data hiding. This paper is mainly concentrating about image and video as carriers and their performance analysis based on its PSR and MSE...
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...competitive advantage in the market place. The law of trade secrets protects some business processes and information that are not or cannot be protected under patent, copyright, or trademark law against appropriation by a competitor. Analysis: briefing.com’s competitors is StreetAccount, whose owners include Jones and Dietzmann. Jones and Dietzmann were employees of briefing.com and they have access to the confidential information, when they quit the job they didn’t return the information which gives the owner the comparative advantage in the market place. And they could probably deliver the information to their own company that is StreetAccount. Conclusion: Jones and Dietzmann are illegally appropriated the trade secrets from briefing.com, they against the law of trade secrets that protect business processes and information that are not or cannot be protected under patent, copyright, or trademark law against appropriation by a competitor. Question #5-5 Issus: could the information in the document be trade secrets? Should liability be imposed? Rules: according to the text book page 146, trade secret is a formula, device, idea, process, or other information used in a business that gives the owner a competitive advantage in the market place. The law of trade secrets protects some business processes and information that are not or cannot be protected under patent, copyright, or trademark law against appropriation by a competitor. Analysis: the document in the car can be considered...
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...SWOT Analysis of Target Corporation Student’s Name Affiliation ID Date of Submission 1. Introduction Target Corporation specializes in detailing business, having origin of America, and its headquarters is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. At start, this company took birth with the name of Dayton Dry Goods Company, further, which was renamed to the Dayton Corporation. The very 1st store of this organization started working in 1962. “Rapid growth of Target as division of Dayton Hudson Corporation; compelled the owners to rename it as Target Corporation in 2000” (corporate.target.com, 2014). “Target Corporation is considered as second largest retailer providing discounts on its produce in the United States after Walmart” (Dudley, 2013). Target Corporation stood at 30th rank in 2010 and Fortune 500 list, and it is a component of Standard & Poor’s 500 index. The basic business in which the Target Corporation deals are, general merchandise stores, which comprise of food items along with general merchandise. “In the report of fiscal year 2013 Target stores having this collection of food items which include perishable items along with dry, dairy and frozen food items” (Target.com, 2014). 2. Mission statement. The mission statement of the company describes the core objective of the company described in a statement form. Mission of Target Corporation is to make its most favorite and perishable shopping destination for all types of customers from every walk of life by delivering...
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...Who Am I 8/1/2015 This self-analysis gives an idea of who I am, what I believe in, what kinds of behaviors I have, what my gender roles are, what social influences I have, what I see as my group dynamics, and how I feel about relationships. This is all about me and who I am inside as a person, my very own self- analysis. I have changed a lot over the last few years so if I had written this a few years ago I am sure it would have been answered differently. I am a survivor. I believe myself to be a survivor because I have brought myself to a place in my life that will keep me alive. I have battled with drugs and alcohol for most of my life and have been clean for 7 years now, all of my own doing. I have lived on the streets and fought battles with myself teaching myself to live independent of others to survive. I am independent. I can live on my own and take care of myself and my family without the help of others. I have been to the bottom of the worst places in life and that has taught me to not be carless with what I have, and know that I can lose it all again in the blink of an eye. I am happy. I enjoy life. I have lived my life in dark places for so long. I love life so much now. I enjoy family and friends and all of the time I have with them, knowing that every day I wake is another blessing to me. I have to say I believe myself to be both independent and interdependent. I think independent because of all that I have achieved in my life because of all of the heartaches...
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...Article ACC/291 April 25, 2012 Effect of Unethical Behavior Article Analysis The Sarbanes-Oxley act was created in 2002 and was put in place because their needed to be some guidelines in accounting to prevent fraudulent activities from occurring. In the 1990’s businesses would create false financial statements in hopes to raise their stock prices to get more investors. The most notable company to crash was Enron, followed by Global Crossing which is the parent of MCI, and Xerox; later, almost one thousand publicly traded companies restated their financial statements. This resulted in almost $6 trillion of stock market value disappearing (Cunningham, 2003). I decided to do more research to see how many scandals such as these have occurred over the years before the act was created. Phar-Mor Scandal was a popular chain of drugstores in the 90’s. They were accused of mail fraud, embezzlement, bank fraud and transportation of funds received from theft or fraud. Once these illegal activities were discovered, it eventually leads to bankruptcy and over 5,000 employees out of work. Another Scandal happened with the Lehman Brothers Holding Inc, a financial service firm. This scandal began to take place in early 2000’s and was discovered in 2011. This company was caught hiding a debt of 155 billion in bonds and a debt of 639 billion of assets. The company also failed to let their investors know of their financial...
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...Literary Analysis collection 1 In the stories Harrison Bergeron, Liberty, and The Most Dangerous Game they face many conflicts. These stories all are dealing with different situations but all have similar in different. Here’s how the stories compare and contrast. A difference between the stories is the character actions in the stories. In Harrison Bergeron it takes place in 2081. The two main characters are George and Hazel they have two different levels of intelligence and George has a handicap so it limits his train of thought. I’m comparing this to Liberty because they have to listen to Mister Victor cause without him something could happen to the girl’s family. The difference in the story is the location and the year they are in Harrison Bergeron is based off the future but Liberty is...
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...115 Double loop learning in organizations By uncovering their own hidden theories of action, managers can detect and correct errors Chris Argyris Why are employees reluctant to report to the top that one of their company's products is a "loser" and why can't the vice presidents of another company reveal to their president the spectacular lack of success of one of the company's divisions? The inability to uncover errors and other unpleasant truths arises from faulty organizational learning, says this author. Such habits and attitudes, which alJow a company to hide its problems, lead to rigidity and deterioration. The author descrihes how this process can be reversed hy a method he calls double loop learning. Chris Argyris is James Conant Professor of Education and Organizational Behavior at Harvard University, and is the author of numerous publications on executive leadership and organizational effectiveness. Several years ago the top management of a multibillion dollar corporation decided that Product X was a failure and should be dropped. The losses involved exceeded $ioo million. At least five people knew that Product X was in serious trouble six years before the company decided to stop producing it. Three were plant managers who lived daily with the production problems. The two others were marketing officials, who perceived that the manufacturing problems could not be solved without expenditures that would raise the price of the product to the point where...
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