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| Articles about Responsibility |
| Your Health Is Truly Your Responsibility | | 2008-06-18 00:00:00 | | diabetes is a growing concern among many people today, with some many possible causes to diabetes, some people may get over worried. You may be susceptible to suffering diabetes simply because your grandfather or grandmother had it. It is in our genetics. It has been known to cause people to gain weight, which in turn [...] | | By: Resources Zone | | |
| | CONSCIOUSNESS OF RESPONSIBILITY | | 2008-05-27 09:45:15 | | CONSCIOUSNESS OF RESPONSIBILITYIn a hadith reported by Abdullah b. Omar Prophet Muhammad said: "We are all shepherds and we are all responsible for those who are under our hands (i.e. in our flocks). An administrator is a shepherd. The man is the shepherd of the family. A woman is the shepherd of her husband's home and children. We are all shepherds and we all are responsible for our duties as such." (Bukhari, Nikah, 91) In this hadith, which uses the metaphor of the shepherd and the flock, the importance of the consciousness of responsibility is emphasized; while attributing responsibility to all sane and mature individuals, it is also indicated that other roles, such as being an administrator or the head of a family, carry a greater responsibility due to the obligations connected with such duties. The human being, who agreed to ta | | By: EN SEVGiLiYE | | |
| | Palestinian Islamic “Internal Struggle” Claims Responsibility for Murdering Two Israeli Guards | | 2008-04-26 13:33:31 | | The AP has reported three terrorist organizations...well, in the official PC lexicon of the Bush Administration, extremist groups...have claimed responsibility for the Friday shooting attack at a factory in Nitzanei Shalom, Israel that left two security guards dead. Among those claiming responsibility was the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). But wait...”Jihad” is now a forbidden word in the Federal counter-terrorism vocabulary because our fearless Federal Leaders have bought into the...(read more) | | By: An American Warning | | |
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| The snow job: why personal responsibility won't end poverty | | 2008-04-13 18:11:07 | | Yesterday Bob Herbert at the New York Times wrote about the apparent futility of every effort we've taken so far to end the war in Iraq and change our nation for the better. Herbert described the results of our lack of collective power in concise and heartbreaking terms:The U.S., once the greatest can-do country on the planet, now can’t seem to do anything right. The great middle class has maxed out its credit cards and drained dangerous amounts of equity from family homes. No one can seem to figure out how to generate the growth in good-paying jobs that is the only legitimate way of putting strapped families back on their feet.The nation’s infrastructure is aging and in many places decrepit. Rebuilding it would be an important source of job creation, but nothing on the scale that is needed is in sight. ......The U.S. seems almost paralyzed, mesmerized by Iraq and unable to generate the energy or the will to handle the myriad problems festering at home. The war will eventually co | | By: Michaelann Land | | |
| | 1 Take 100% Responsibility for Your Life | | 2008-04-06 00:01:38 | | The first principle in the book “The Success Principles” by Jack Canfield is the one on which everything else is built. This principle tells us to act as if we have power over everything in our lives. If we believe that everything in our life is our own responsibility then there are no more excuses [...] | | By: Simply My Life | | |
| | Bacardi Limited Launches Champions Drink Responsibly Corporate Responsibility Campaign Featuring Michael Schumacher | | 2008-04-03 01:45:00 | | Bacardi Limited, the largest privately held spirits company in the world, today launches its Champions Drink Responsibly corporate responsibility campaign featuring seven-time Formula 1(TM) World Champion and Bacardi Limited Global Social Responsibility Ambassador Michael Schumacher.The high-profile, multi-faceted program includes advertising, consumer engagements, public relations and digital media to assist Bacardi Limited in raising awareness about responsible drinking with a focus on communi | | By: Brand Mantra | | |
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| Video Makers ResponsibiliTy | | 2008-03-27 01:12:29 | | Now that you have read the video site’s TOS (Terms of Service), you are free to produce videos that are within its boundaries. Being free does not mean being irresponsible. Video makers have the responsibility (although it’s not written but understood as human values) to not produce content that may intentionally or unintentionally insult a video viewer.You are perhaps ranting about how you read the lengthy TOS & developed your idea to fit in it, & now you must be concerned about the viewer too? Well, people are going to watch your video. Without considering people, who else are going to view your videos? So be patient, your video is going to be great! Political & religious rants, jokes about popular issues are considered the avant garde of film making as it can evoke instant emotions. So be careful of how you make it. | | By: movie special | | |
| | Adjustment of Shipper Responsibility Differences | | 2008-03-25 00:27:30 | | Purpose When you have selected Shipper Responsibility as the cause of a stock transport order quantity difference, the system automatically reconciles the difference (the “delta” quantity). You can choose either Previous Facility or Source Facility as the warehouse responsible for the difference. The system then sends the delta quantity to the corresponding warehouse. Prerequisites · All the warehouses involved use the ERP and SAP EWM systems · You have selected Shipper Responsibility as the cause of the quantity difference Process Flow ... 1. The system sends the delta to the Proof of Delivery (POD), a temporary dummy storage location. For more information, see Adjustment of Stock Transport Order Quantity Differences. (Step A in the above figure.) 2. The system creates an inbound or outbound delivery. For an underdelivery, the system creates an inbound delivery for storage location 0001 from the sending storage location POD. | | By: Free Download SAP CRM Books And Interview Question | | |
| | | | Accept Responsibility | | 2008-02-16 06:11:15 | | You and you alone are responsible for your success. While you will have help in many instances, the bottom line is that you are responsible. You need to be surrounded by the right people, working with the right investors, going about meeting your success in the right way. It is you that will make the [...] | | By: Money Saving | | |
| | Taking Responsibility Sets us Free | | 2008-02-15 09:46:29 | | It's quite empowering when we think of having responsibility, as having "response-ability" - or owning the ability to respond. Affirming we have the ability to respond in (and to) any situation helps us to see that we are not victims. It reinforces that we are the creators of our own experience. We have the inherent ability to respond to what comes our way and stand in our truth. Thanks to this philosophy we can begin to take complete responsibility for everything that happens to us and liberate ourselves from a consciousness of suffering. Responsibility exists through the decisions we make and the actions we take. And when actions just aren't possible, the ability to choose how we respond in thought becomes our strongest ally. A force that shifts any outcome over to a much healthier place. With the ability to respond, anything negative that happened to us as children can be re-addressed and moved past. Physical challenges cannot hold us back any longer. Unpleasant | | By: Motorvational Blogs | | |
| | | Akaash Maharaj - Blog: Blood, Duty, and Responsibility | | 2007-12-21 19:45:01 | | Since 1983, nearly 70 000 unarmed civilians have died in Sri Lanka's civil war between Tamils and Sinhalese, and the catalogue of atrocities is one that should shock the conscience of the international community. Tomorrow, the Liberal Party will bring together Tamil and Sinhalese Canadians to discuss how Canada might foster peace in the country. | | By: Akaash Maharaj - Practical Idealism | | |
| | The responsibility of people at the eleventh hour of LTTE terrorism | | 2007-12-17 01:47:01 | | LTTE’s military mechanism is no longer effective and SL Navy has completely frozen arms supply from the sea, Wanni jungle is completely encircled by elite commandoes of the SL army. The long range brigade of SL Army has already sneak into the den of the Piribaharan.As defense secretary Mr Gotabaya Rajapaksa clearly mentioned, Piribaharan recently celebrated his last birthday of his life in a deep hole in the Wanni jungle. Now he has a simple choice to make and that is either to remain hiding in the bunker and get caught just like Sadam Hussain of Iraq or he may come out into the battle front and killed as the self appointed supreme of terrorist gang. He seems to prefer the former and he has decided to send his brainwashed suicide squad to the south in desperation to delay his faith.Two bomb explosions within 24 hours from his birthday speech are clear indications of his intentions. Piribaharan’s choice to use a disabled woman suffering from Polio to target Social Services and Social Welfare minister Mr. Douglas Devananda clearly shows the dismal mentality of terrorist supremo. Douglas Devananda is the only Tamil political leader elected to parliament in the North who does not give into iron fist of fascism of LTTE terrorist leader Piribaharan and this is a strong red signal to democratic Tamil community of Sri Lanka.The second explosion was in Nugegoda junction in the busy evening time. It was clearly targeting the civilians in the south. Two days ago, on Piribaharan’s birthday, LTTE attacked civilians in Mahavilachchiya village killing four innocent farmers including a woman.TER + ROR + ISMDefinition:"The unlawful use or threatened use of force or violence by a person or an organized group against people or property with the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or governments, often for ideological or political reasons.“These are clearly attempts to terrorize politicians and civilians in the society. LTTE terrorists are no longer capable of face | | By: Lanka Rising | | |
| | Importance of Fiscal Responsibility, by US Rep. Ron Paul | | 2007-12-16 00:00:00 | | As the year draws to a close, the battle over spending in Washington is heating up. The Democrats want to expand government healthcare, while the President has vetoed the second attempt to expand SCHIP.
The latest version of the State Children's Health Insurance Program would have expanded the entitlement program and raised taxes, just as the earlier version did and the President showed fiscal restraint with his veto.
Reducing our entitlement programs here at home is not against saving the children, as the rhetoric goes, it is about saving the country's economy. The fact is we have huge trade imbalances, massive deficits, and a $9 trillion national debt, which balloons to $60 trillion if unfunded future liabilities in social security and other promises we have made to Americans are included.
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| | Restriction vs. Responsibility | | 2007-12-02 17:39:34 | |
It seems that imposing restriction has come to represent the solution to our nation's problems. Some believe in restricting what is on television and the internet, others believe in restricting what we eat, and some even want to restrict our behavior. There are so many laws, rules, and regulations that it is impossible to enforce even a small percentage of them. For the last few decades we have been piling on the restriction, but has it really done anything to solve our nation's problems? As we continue to add more restriction, our problems continue to grow. We have become so engrossed in what and what not to restrict that we have lost sight of what should be most important, responsibility.I hear people talking about restricting some of what we see on television, and to be honest most times I wouldn't care if these things were gone, but what about discussing being a responsible parent and not letting our children have access to these things? We put cable TV in our children's | | By: Miscellaneous Reflexions | | |
| | George Bush Finally Advocates Fiscal Responsibility by Threatening More Vetoes | | 2007-10-16 00:31:13 | | After the Republicans were voted out of office in 2006, George Bush has been able to do what many conservatives have asked him to do for years: Veto excessive spending. Not only did George Bush rightfully veto the SCHIP program, because of the devastating effect it would have on our future economy, but this week he threatened Congress with additional vetoes unless the Democrats cut their budget. Yes, $2.9 trillion is excessive.I am personally thrilled by this news. Finally, George Bush is acting like a Conservative, rather than a Compassionate Conservative (a.k.a. Huge Liberal). The question now is whether this is too little too late?Bush already was responsible for the Medicare Part D plan, which added another massive Government entitlement to our budget. So there is nothing Bush can do until the end of his term to make up for that mistake. However, this is a great start.The problem of fiscal irresponsibility all stems from Washington, D.C. When Republicans go to Washington, D.C., they often fall prey to the notion that the American people all think they are evil when they cut spending. In truth, the American people are not stupid. The American people know that cutting spending means that some people will not receive government assistance. However, Republicans who stand by principle are reelected while Republicans who support increases in spending for fear that the MSM will attack them got ousted in 2006 election.Although many pundits argue that the 2006 election was a vote about Iraq, that is only partially true. In reality, many conservatives stayed home because they had nobody to vote for. If you were a voter in 2006 whose main principle was fiscal responsibility, you likely had a choice between a Republican who would cut taxes and raise spending and a Democrat who would raise taxes and spending. It was a losing situation.Now that George Bush is fighting the Democrats on fiscal issues, however, this may lead to devastation for the Democrats in 2008. Political savvy Republicans are not going to be swayed by the MSM’s smear of George Bush for not wanting to support “the children.” Instead, the Conservative base will turn out in high numbers to remove those fiscally irresponsible Democrats from office who cannot control spending. Let us hope the Republicans remain strong over the next few weeks and refuse to overturn Bush’s veto.Related EditorialsBudget Deficit Update. . .United States Budget Deficit Is At Its Lowest Level in 5 Years: Liberal Experts SurprisedDianne Feinstein is a Big Fat Pig: Congressional Pork-barrel Spending/ Earmarks are Out of Control under Nancy PelosiBull-SCHIP!!!! Democrats Seek Forced Government Dependence With SCHIP Expansion While The "Stupid Party" Cheers Them On . . . .Communication Matters: Why George Bush's Veto of the SCHIP Program Was Not Good EnoughGeorge Bush is Our Jimmy CarterLiberals and TaxesDemocrat Party Tries To Kill Cigar Industry . . .The Wall Separating Economics and StateWhile Europe Cuts Taxes, Democrats Fight War on American ProsperityBloomberg: The Biggest Little Man in Big Government | | By: Copious Dissent - Your Daily Dose of Liberty | | |
| | | Teaching Teens The Responsibility Of Money. | | 2007-07-25 18:53:58 | | I am certainly the last person anyone would want to go to for advice on money. I have learned my lessons hard, more than once. I wish I had learned at a young age how to handle my money and save. Being an impulse shopper hasn’t helped any either.
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PAYjr Visa Buxx is currently holding a teen credit card design competition, where teens can design their own cards for a chance to win an Apple laptop or an iPod Nano. Winnnig designs -which are based on votes, will be used in the gallery and others will be allowed to choose the cards for purchase. And- to help gain those votes, the designer will b | | By: Ramblings Of An Undisturbed Mind | | |
| | Blame - Responsibility Quotes | | 2007-07-25 16:17:00 | | “This is a story about four people: Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, and Nobody. There was an important job to be done, and Everybody was asked to do it. Everybody was sure Somebody would do it. Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it. Somebody got angry about that because it was Everybody's...
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| | "I Will Never Take Responsibility for an Elderly Person whether Family or not. The Risks Are Just Too High." | | 2007-07-19 13:50:00 | | A woman convicted of elder abuse is headed for jail. Story by Doug FritzFAYETTEVILLE -- Jewell Parsons was sentenced Tuesday by Judge John Hatcher in Fayette County on elder abuse charges. Parsons will serve 7 to seven years in prison and will pay a $1,000 fine. Last month, she was found guilty on charges of intentional neglect, misappropriation or misuse of funds of an elderly person and embezzlement. Those charges stem from the death inn 2005 of a 68-year-old woman Parsons was caring for. The Fayette County prosecutor said Hatcher spoke for 45 minutes during the sentencing. ---------------------------------------Anonymous said... In some cases... this is a media frenzy that doesn't relate the truth at all. Mrs. Parsons was convicted of crimes that she did not commit. When your entire family and the family of the victim stand up and say that the victim was a recluse who refused treatment, hated doctors and just wanted to be left alone, how can you be held responsible? I read the tra | | By: Elder Abuse | | |
| | Whose Responsibility? | | 2007-07-17 18:01:51 | |
Last month, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita claimed that the principle of command responsibility does not include President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Command responsibility, Ermita said, “only applies to military personnel and does not include the President as commander-in-chief.” According to him, the doctrine only applies to officials two ranks higher than the perpetrator.
Progressive organizations were quick to dismiss Ermita’s statement as ridiculous and incredulous:
“This interpretation is an invention of Ermita and runs contrary to accepted principles of international law wherein even heads of state can be tried for crimes involving human rights abuses.”
Today, the GMA administration seems headed for a major rebuff as legal experts categorically backs up the assertion of the progressives:
“A superior will incur command responsibility if he or she knows or has reason to know that his or her subordinates are about to commit or have committed crime | | By: Postcard Headlines | | |
| | | Liberals Accept Responsibility for Killers | | 2007-07-06 18:08:00 | | Got this e-mail today and found it hilarious.A Lady wrote a lot of letters to the White House complaining about the treatment of a captive insurgent (terrorist) being held in Guantanamo Bay She received back the following reply: The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington , DC 20016 Dear Concerned Citizen: Thank you for your recent letter roundly criticizing our treatment of the Taliban and Al Quada detainees currently being held at Guantanamo Bay , Cuba . Our administration takes these matters seriously and your opinion was heard loud and clear here in Washington You'll be pleased to learn that, thanks to the concerns of citizens like yourself, we are creating a new division of the Terrorist Retraining Program, to be called the "Liberals Accept Responsibility for Killers" program, or LARK for short. In accordance with the guidelines of this new program, we have decided to place one terrorist under your personal care. Your personal detainee has been selected and scheduled for | | By: The Dissident Awakens | | |
| | Reporting Abuse is Everyone’s Responsibility | | 2007-07-05 14:10:00 | | Picture yourself walking through a busy Fourth of July celebration in the town square when you observe a little child who appears to be confused, disoriented and scared. Wouldn’t you feel some sort of obligation to stop what you were doing, regardless of how important it was, to at least see if the child needed some sort of assistance?Sure you would.Now picture yourself as a public school teacher who welcomes his or her students to class one morning only to discover that one child appeared to have sunken eyes (perhaps from lack of sleep), has unexplained bruises on extremities, is unkempt and presents an obvious hesitation to talk openly. Wouldn’t you have a moral (as well as legal) obligation to report the situation to appropriate authorities?I believe most of you would feel that sense of duty.More and more often across our great country, within communities large and small, is the quietly discussed abuse of the elderly. We seem to be an independent bunch who tends to present that | | By: Elder Abuse | | |
| | With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility....Yeah Right! | | 2007-06-20 17:01:00 | | If you’ve seen the first installment of the movie Spiderman you probably know the famous line from that movie “With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility”. This line helped keep Spidey grounded as he struggled with understanding how to use his new abilities or powers. In the world of business there are many that have power that should certainly reflect on the responsibility associated with the power they wield. .Power is a relative term, but in business, one way power is defined is by position or rank within the company. The CEO usually wields the most power as this person has the ability to shape the direction of the organization. With each level below the CEO, power diminishes however I believe there is a distinct break in power once you pass the executive level (Vice Presidents). The CEO forms the direction, strategy and culture of the company and utilizes the Executive Staff to employ their power to filter that down to the rank and file.But what if the people who wield the power within a company are corrupt? Just because a CEO and his/her Executive Staff have the power, it doesn’t mean they are skilled enough or ethical enough to use it wisely. Hell, most executives acquired power through unethical means. I’ve seen the political jockeying that goes on to attain power at a company, and most times it has nothing to do with performance and everything to do with how cunning and conniving a person can be in destroying their fellow power seekers. So if they’ve attained power through unethical means, you can pretty much bet that they’ll use that power unethically, which usually translates into power for their own benefit.So how does this concept of business power relate to the non powerful folks (most likely you) at a company? If your executives have the power, but lack the ethics you probably are working for a company, much like mine, that doesn’t care about employees. The profile of a powerful yet unethical executive staff is clear. They love to talk, usually about themselves or their accomplishments. They don’t listen or care to interact with the employees who do 99% of the work. And, they have no problem collecting large salaries with bonuses while screwing you each year with horrible yearly increases along with cuts to your benefit programs (health care, dental, etc).The last point is particularly frustrating as I am made to feel greedy when I question my 2.5% raise for exceeding expectations, while I watch the big shots drive around in their Lexus’ or other highly expensive vehicles. I also enjoy watching them as they all go out to lunch, every single day, while I eat my packed lunch. The topper is getting rejected for training I need, while they gallivant all over the country attending “conferences”, with their wives that really are paid company vacations.Unfortunately the line should be re-written to say “With Great Power Should Come Great Responsibility” because having power in business does not automatically mean those in power will be responsible. Responsible Executives realize the power they have been given to lead a company is a privilege and use that power to grow their business and employees within that business. Most irresponsible Executives are only interesting in growing their own bank account. That’s why there are so many lackluster, under-performing companies out there. | | By: Turtles at Work | | |
| | WebTribe: Social Networking vs. Social Responsibility | | 2007-06-12 11:33:50 | | Last week, I wrote about WebTribes Inc., a cluster of social networking groups that cater for people with specific problems or diseases, such as depression or HIV, highlighting the benefits of bringing support groups online.
In hindsight, I believe WebTribes is being irresponsible. I base this solely around the fact that the people who they 're appealing to are vulnerable and that social networking infamously allows for anonymity.
The WebTribes network is a predator magnet. When someone joins one of the WebTribe communities, they trust that they will find a community of people who are going through what they are and they look forward to talking honestly and openly.
The fact of the matter is that they don’t know the people who they are befriending. Whilst all online communities attract some form of predator, these predators are far more likely to target sites where they know that the members are vulnerable.
Something else that is particularly dubious to me is their choice of | | By: Top-notch South African eMarketing blog | | |
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