My roots are firmly grounded in Catholic Social Teachings: doing good for others, the proper to arrange, the obligation to care for those less fortunate were ideas I embraced at an early age and that formed the person I am today. As a part of the Global Political and Social and Ethical Responsibility course I achieved the Core Values survey, which defined my five core values: family, integrity, loyalty, accountability, and commitment. The survey reaffirmed the values I learned through my family’s actions and classes. The course provoked me to accept as true with how I derived my moral ideals, no matter if I followed the teleological or deontological theory. This process was much more extreme than I anticipated. At the delivery of the course I would have described myself as a man who embraced the deontological theory, believing in inalienable rights and inherent value of right and wrong. As unpredictable as ever, he passed on a chance to repeat the command that was used when Patrick raced in the Indianapolis 500, “Lady and gents, start your engines. “”These should be good seats,” said Rick Barasso, as he settled into a spot that was right in the danger zone when Kyle Larson’s car slammed into the catch fencing on the ultimate lap of a Nationwide Series race Saturday. “I mean, what are the probabilities of it happening again?”That seems to be the angle of the fans heading into the Daytona 500, the season starting Cup race and largest event on the NASCAR schedule. Most people say it’s worth the risk to sit next to the ear damn action ?no more than 20 feet away for those in the first row. They love to hear the engines, smell the exhaust, and feel the wind whipping of their face as 43 cars go by at nearly 200 mph. Raymond Gober back to a similar location where he was nearly struck by a bolt from Larson’s car.
Ford Motor Company’s Value Enhancement Plan (A)