...that have been given by our Business Ethics and Corporate Governance’s lecturer, Miss Siti Aisyah binti Basri. This project could not be done if it was not for our effort, commitment and our corporation to one another as group members even though we had faced some obstacle. Fortunately, the entire problem been solved and we would able to adapt properly and wisely. Besides that, we would like to thank to our Business Ethics and Corporate Governance’s lecturer, Miss Siti Aisyah binti Basri because without his guidance, our project cannot be done properly like this. She always gives us supports and guide to us on how to do our project in order to produce a good result we can’t say thank you enough for his tremendous support and help. We feel motivated and encouraged every time we attended his meeting. Without her encouragement and guidance this project would not have materialized. Finally, thanks to our beloved friend that always stick together and also work hard to produce a good report with all effort and responsibility. The guidance and support received from my friends who contributed and who are contributing to this project, was vital for the success of this project. We would also like to thank to our family because of the support that they give us from the beginning until the completion of this project. SYNOPSIS Once upon a time, a baby was born named as Snow White in a kingdom. Her mother died after delivered her. Then, the king looks after her until he realizes...
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...Burger King The first Burger King was called Insta Burger King, created on July 28th, 1953 in Jacksonville, Florida. The founders were Keith J. Kramer and Mathew Burns. This partnership was started in 1952 with Mathew Burns asking his stepson, Keith J. Kramer to go into business with him. At that time Keith owned a drive-in restaurant in Daytona Beach, Florida. Keith went out to San Bernardino, California to visit a McDonald’s. While in California, Mathew and Keith obtained the rights for Marvel Insta-Machines from a man named George Read. One Insta-Machine made milkshakes, while the other was an Insta- Broiler that cooked 12 hamburger patties in a wire basket. The hamburger patties cooked on both sides at the same time. In an hour the Insta-Broiler could cook 400 hamburgers. So in 1953 Keith opened the Insta-Burger King in Jacksonville, Florida selling at 18 cents each. It was a success. Two other people helped in the franchise, James McLamore and David R. Edgerton. James and David opened a couple of more Insta Burger Kings in Miami, Florida in 1954. They did not use the Insta-Broiler to cook hamburger patties; they created a flame broiler, which made Burger King more popular. They also created “The Whopper” that was sold for 37 cents each. This was risky because at that time McDonald’s burgers selling for 15 cents. The famous whopper became an instant success and became the signature product in the Burger King’s franchise. The slogan “Burger King, Home of...
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...speech at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital for Children, launched her first battleship, and attended her first official dinner at Buckingham palace. After Victory in Europe day, Elizabeth had experienced only a small taste of her responsibility ahead, “She had entered into the war as a little girl, and now she was a young woman.” said author of her biography, Sallie Bedell Smith. WIth a growing number of official duties, which her father called the “Royal Firm”, Elizabeth began more international travels both solo, and...
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...biography of Queen Eleanor, Marion Meade tells the story of a strong and impactful woman who made history. She played a huge role in the reexamination of women in the twelfth century. She was a duchess of Aquitaine, a queen of France and England, who acted like a king. She dominated the male roles and proved that women could be intelligent and political as well. She proved her intelligence and strength through participating in crusades, wars, and expeditions. She demanded divorce from her first husband and turned her sons against her second husband causing a war. She made people rethink the role of women in politics and the church. During a time when women were expected to be hopeless and uneducated, Marion Meade has told the story of Eleanor, headstrong, devious, from a historical woman’s point of view. Eleanor’s parents, Aenor and William Duke of Aquitaine had desired a son for years when Eleanor was born. They were extremely disappointed when she was born a girl. Little did they know, later she...
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...ROLES Hamlet: Son Huynh Laertes: Queenie Lee Ophelia: Cecilia Young Horatio: Sam Ng Messenger/ Captain: Mark Bengco Queen (Gertrude): Maggie Guan Gentleman: Brian Flores Narrator: Tracy Santa Ana Fortinbras: Hung Dam King (Claudius) Eric Tan Sailor: Hannah Ramierz Guildenstern: Norman Chen Rosencrantz: Delmy Lopez ACT IV Scene 1: [Enter KING and QUEEN, with ROSENCRANTZ and GUILDENSTERN] King: What’s wrong? Where’s Hamlet? Queen: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, can you give us a moment? [ROSENCRANTZ and GUILDENSTERN exit] You won’t believe what I saw today! King: What do you mean? What did Hamlet do? Queen: He was acting crazy! He was mad as hell. He apparently heard something behind the curtains and thought it was a rat so he pulled out his knife and stabbed it. The rat turned out to be Polonius! King: What?! Well, well, well.. what should we do now?! We were supposed to keep an eye on him and now look what happened… We can’t let anyone know about this. Where is he? Queen: He took the Polonius’s body with him. But please don’t be too harsh on him. He’s my only son. I think he regrets what he has done. King: Gertrude, you don’t understand. We need to send Hamlet away before anyone finds out about this. Rosencrantz! Guildenstern! Come in! [Enter ROSENCRANTZ and GUILDENSTERN] Listen to me, you two. Hamlet just killed Polonius and took the body with him. You need to find him immediately and bring the body back to church. HURRY! [ROSENCRANTZ and GUILDENSTERN...
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...as the Ancien Regime: during this time the king had an absolute power which meant that he could do what he wanted without consulting his decisions. An example of this is the letre de cachet which was a letter sent from the king saying that you are being imprisoned without giving you the chance to defend yourself. The estate’s general had last met in 1614. All the ministers in France were not chosen democratically but by the type of noble background they had. There was no freedom or press nor of press so the normal people could not have a say in their country`s government and so could not show their grievances. Socio-economic: the nobles and the higher clergy which were only 3% of the French population were the most privileged classes, they who were the most rich were exempted from paying taxes. On the other hand the peasant who could hardly afford to feed his family had to pay high taxes which made up nearly half of his income to both the monarchy and the church. The taxes which he had to pay to the monarchy were, the taille,vingtieme and gabelle. To the church he paid the tithe and he also had to pay the feudal dues to his feudal lord which all together amounted up to of the peasants income. The French middle class known as the Bourgeoisie, was made up of merchants bankers lawyers doctors and small business men. They had also 2 grievances, the political grievances and socioeconomic. They resented the absolute power of the king and the arrogance of the noble and also...
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...According to numerous critics, the violence in the play is excessive and begins almost immediately. Lady Macbeth, of course, is the cause of this. After Lady Macbeth took notice of Macbeth’s ambition to become king, after reading his letter to her, she took advantage of it. She knew that he desperately wanted to be king but is not man enough to do what it takes. “Look like th’ innocent/flower/but be the serpent under ‘t”(1.6.76-78), Lady Macbeth begins her manipulative speech chanting these words provoking the violence in Macbeth. As Macbeth tells her that Duncan, the king, will be departing the next day she explains that the king will not live to see tomorrow and to leave the plan in her hands, “To alter favor ever is to fear/leave all the...
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...NOTHING GONNA CHANGE MY LOVE FOR YOU Lim Siao Hui: Queen Elsa and May Tan Wei Hooi: Narrator 1 and Priest Boo JiaQuan: King Stefan and April Chong Yi Ting: Aurora and 2nd Fairy Yong Lie Jen: Prime Minister and Beast Low Ee Vior: Narrator 2, and 3rd Fairy and June Ng Sin Yee: Scientist, Physician, Teacher, 1st Fairy, Paramour and Woman ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Narrator 1: Back in those days when legends were live and fairy folk wandered round free. There lives a king named Stefan and his beautiful queen, Elsa, and a frog in the pond called Jordan. I mean, the frog was called Jordan. Not the pond, it would be silly. The pond was called Samantha. Anyway, King Stefan and Queen Elsa were in their fairy tale home up on a hill. Their days were peaceful and quiet, all sweetness and light, all gentle and tranquil. Their days were a long horribly dull holidays. SCENE 1 - THE PALACE King Stefan: I’m bored, bored and bored. (Dozes off, reawakens) [SE: SNORING SOUND] I'm bored! Queen Elsa: I know dear, you just said that. King Stefan: I know but I’ll be bored to death soon. Queen Elsa: For God’s sake, don't start that again. There are lots of interesting stuff to do such as taking an PHD degree in University Tunku Abdul Rahman, participate in Chelsea Football Club or you can also command your warriors to have a battle. King Stefan: [SE: GROANING SOUND] No, I want something...
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...Deuteronomy The genre of this book is law. The key themes of the book of Deuteronomy are love and obedience. It teaches man to love and obey God. This is shown perfectly in Det. 6:4, 5 where we also have the greatest doctrinal statement of the Old Testament: “Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is on Lord.” Deuteronomy means “second law”, but this does not means a repetition of the Law given by God to Moses. The law interprets the experience of the wilderness in the 38 years in the dessert. It is a commentary on the Mosaic Law that emphasizes specific laws and enlarged some of them. Deuteronomy brings the Law of Moses to the new generation that entered the Promised Land. The book gives us amendments on new situations and problems that arose and that were not covered by the Law specifically. The main purpose of the book was to remind the people of what God had done during the 38 years in the dessert and encourage them to come back to God again. The book starts with Israel arriving on the bank of the Jordan River one month before entering the Promised Land. In Hebrew, the book is divided into eight orations in which Moses give Israel the final instructions from the Lord. The generation whom had left Egypt was now dead because of their unbelief and disobedience. They committed sins of commission by breaking God’s law and sins of omission by failing to believe God. The book addresses the following issues: It reviews the dessert experiences, reinstates the law of love and obedience...
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...within my great power to prevent my kingdom from falling into destruction and ruin; for that I propose a marriage union and alliance to the son of the beloved King Christiaan the third of The Netherlands, the Duke of House de Graaf, Prince Levi the first; Heir apparent to the throne, right hand man of the royal court.” Her eyes were as if they were stone. Emotionless, cold and bleak as the words came out of her mouth prim and proper. Those years of lessons paid off, it shown in her stance and her status was well known as her dress of expensive fabrics and gorgeous texture mashed...
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...Macbeth- Shakespeare Caroline Rebry January 8, 2010 Mr. Salciccioli In the Shakespearean story Macbeth, the character Lady Macbeth, Macbeth’s wife, is one of Shakespeare’s most forcefully drawn female characters he has ever created. Lady Macbeth suffers none of her husband’s uncertainty. She desires the kingship for him and wants him to murder Duncan in order to obtain it. She is one of the only characters in the play that could persuade Macbeth the way she does. Her sly and cunning plans lead Macbeth to fulfill her desires of becoming King and Queen. As well, her incredible mind tricks cause her husband to continue to achieve their goal as becoming King and Queen. Considering the relationship between cause and effect in the play, Lady Macbeth, through her manipulation, deceptiveness, and mind games, is one of the characters who is more responsible for Macbeth’s crimes in the play. When we first meet Lady Macbeth, she is already plotting Duncan’s murder, and she is stronger, more ruthless, and more ambitious than her husband. She seems fully aware of this and knows that she will have to push Macbeth into committing murder. Lady Macbeth manipulates her husband with remarkable effectiveness, overriding all his objections; when he hesitates to murder, she repeatedly questions his manhood until he feels that he must commit murder to prove himself. Lady Macbeth questions, Was the hope drunk Wherein you...
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...marketers we know that wherever there is a Burger King restaurant, down the block we see a Mcdonald's restaurant—Burger King's biggest competitor. With the economy in a slump and “eating healthy” as the new trend, Mcdonald's isn't the only competitor. Subways, the “brown paper bag” lunch, 7-Elevens, and even vending machines have taken a large portion of Burger King's potential customers. Therefore, the challenge that Burger King faces is retaining its target market group and luring in other types of consumers, in order to hold its ground, while its competition tries to do the same (DataMonitor, 2010). The most notable problem, among the many that are to be mentioned here, is the current trends with its target market—18 to 34 year-old males. According to Mintel Reports, as of 2007, men, ages 18 to 24, spend 7.3% of their income on “food away from home” and men, ages 25 to 34, spend 6.0%—percentages that seem relatively high when compared to older males (Mintel Reports, 2007). Although the numbers seem pretty favorable, Burger King fails to cater to, and focus, on women. Studies have shown that fast food is one of the four most frequently purchased items by women, ages 18 to 34 (Mintel Reports, 2008). Furthermore, studies have shown that 70% of all women made six or more purchases of fast food from a chain, throughout the year (Mintel Reports, 2008). Therefore, women have consistently shown to be a powerful target market, and Burger King has unfortunately failed to direct its market...
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...Scene One Summary: Claudius, Gertrude, Rosencrantz, and Guildenstern talk about Hamlet and his lunacy. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern tell the King and Queen that they have tried to find out the reason for Hamlet’s madness, but he avoids their questions. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern tell the King and Queen about the actors that have arrived at the court and will be giving a performance. After Rosencrantz and Guildenstern leave, Claudius tells Gertrude that he has arranged for Hamlet to run into Ophelia, and Polonius and the King will hide and spy on their conversation to see if Hamlet is truly going crazy because he is in love. Gertrude tells Ophelia that she hopes that Hamlet’s madness is due to his love for her. Polonius tells Ophelia to read from a prayer book while waiting for Hamlet, which makes Claudius feels guilty as he remembers his own sin that he disguises with kind words. Then, Hamlet arrives speaking his famous to be or not to be speech. He is contemplating suicide, but he decides against it because he is worried that the environment after death will be even worse than the one he is living in right now. Ophelia then tells Hamlet that she has some of his mementos that she needs to return, which Hamlet denies ever giving her. Hamlet then goes into a dialogue with Ophelia that focuses on women and marriage. He is telling Ophelia to go to a nunnery because he does not believe in women or marriage anymore. Hamlet says that women use their beauty and power to fool their...
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...(Q)Evidence (Textual Support): Hamlet's revenge on Claudius had to be planned out. He had to decide where and when to try to kill Claudius so then he can become king. Everyone knows that Hamlet should become king. Hamlet thought it was Claudius but not knowingly it was Polonius behind the curtain. Hamlet said, “A rat? Is it the king ?” Polonius “ he has killed me” (Shakespeare 58). (Explanation:. Hamlet was trying to kill Claudius to avenge his father's death. Hamlet's mother called him to her room to speak about his actions. While he reaches his mother's room he starts to act strangely with her and now he screams out rat. Then he notices a sound knowing that someone else was in the room. He took the measure upon himself to...
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...to his execution”. In Washington’s eight years of his presidency many things tested the authority of the new nation, or splitting Americans politically, along with the division of the North and South. Many things that challenged Washington’s presidency. One of the main things that challenged Washington was how things tested the authority of the new nation. This testing began all the way back in Europe, when the King and Queen would threaten and tell the civilians...
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