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    Pirates of Silverland: Background Oilene Refineries Sdn Bhd (Oilene) is company that refines Crude Palm Oil (CPO) into finished products. Oilene sourced its feedstock from mills‚ whereby its CPO stock is transported to the refining facility by Palm Haul Sdn Bhd (PHSB)‚ a transport company based in Perak. Since 2006‚ the transport service rendered by PHSB has been facing challenges whereby its portion of its CPO cargo is sold to illegal market by its truck drivers. To compensate the missing load

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    Pirates of the Silverland A. INTRODUCTION OF THE CASE Palm Haul Sdn Bhd (PHSB) was actively engaged in the business of transportation of crude palm oil (CPO). It was in a niche market because of high demand in delivering the CPO from the mills to the refineries. In addition‚ due to this reason‚ the industry players were rewarded with high gross profit margin which ranged on 35% - 45% with low administrative overheads. However‚ as PHSB involved in service industry‚ high cost of sales was inevitable

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    THE PIRATES OF THE SILVERLAND - PALM OIL PIRACY Summary of the case: Palm Haul Sdn Bhd (PHSB) established in 2002 at Taiping Perak. It was a small and medium sized enterprise in crude palm oil (CPO) transportation business. PHSB was managed by En.H.Rossly and son in law of its founder‚ Datu S. Najeed. PHSB was facing the same problems likes others transportation companies which is drivers embroiling in oil piracy. The transportation companies will bear the responsibilities of compensation of the

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    Business Ethics Ethics Issues in “Pirates of Silicon Valley” The film‚ “Pirates of Silicon Valley‚” is a review of the building of both Apple Computer and Microsoft as told through the lens of people that worked with both Steve Jobs at Apple and Bill Gates at Microsoft. The film addresses both the inner working of the two companies and the ethical issues that arise from their leaders‚ Jobs and Gates‚ desire to be the most important person in their chosen industry. While the film primarily

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    Kacper Malinowski 1/13/13 Oriole Park School Room 204 Pirates Today Vs Pirates Back Then Calico Jack was a pirate ship captain that wandered the Bahamas and the shores of Cuba with his crew plundering small boats and fishing vessels. He and his crew took over a Jamaican ship called the Kingston and made it their flagship. He was born in 1682 and was a crew member until he was voted to become the captain. Once when Captain Vane was still the

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    Pirate Party

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    Katie Morris Mr. Acker Government 28 April 2015 Issues for Pirate Party Platform 1. Reformation of intellectual property laws 2. Governmental transparency 3. Protection of Privacy 4. Free access to information 5. Inclusivity citizenship Grace O’Malley Biography Basic Facts: Birth Name: Grace Elizabeth Donovan Gender: Female Birthdate: April 1‚ 1979 Birthplace: New York City Age: 36 years old Religion: Catholic Education: Bachelor of Arts in English with a concentration in Creative Writing

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    Somali Pirates

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    the fishermen as pirates‚ but they do not think of themselves as such‚ but as defenders of their coastline. The so called Somali pirates have become increasingly harder to stop because of the pirate’s ability to cooperate in tactical teams of eight or nine while keeping in contact with their intelligence personnel in Puntland Somalia‚ get past international sea law‚ and set up operations beyond Somalia’s coastline and on to Kenya. As of now the only hope of stopping Somali pirates is to set up a

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    pirates of the carribean

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    Applying Todorov’s and Propp’s narrative theories to the opening scenes of ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’. In this essay I will be discussing the theories of Tzvetan Todorov and Vladimir Propp and how they have been applied to the opening scenes of ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’. Todorov’s theory states that most films/cartoons/stories all follow this same pattern: they start off in equilibrium‚ there is disruption of the equilibrium‚ this disruption is then acknowledged and an attempt is made to restore

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    In Sinbad‚ sirens take a less physical form and appear as water nymphs sent by the goddess of chaos to prevent the crew from finding the book of peace.They use their song to seduce the pirates so they can join them in the water and drown.All men aboard have been taken over by this trance except for one woman who is not affected so she pulls the crew away from the illusion and steers the ship so that it does not crash into the jagged rocks

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    Why would he be satisfied in finding me to help him? What makes him think I could help? Had we met before? Where did he find a treasure map in the twenty-first century and who were these men‚ not enough to find treasure‚ but enough to man a pirate ship? Pirate. The word seemed archaic. Evocative and exciting‚ but disconcerting. A firm hand clutched my arm‚ disrupting my panic‚ and dragged me to what I assume was the Captain’s quarters‚ and the man attached to the unapologetic hand; the Captain.

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