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Re: Ctrl + V
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Re: Ctrl + V
The Ode to What is Lost
Follow me down if you will away from the sun
To the darkest place that shifts the light away from me.
To the darkest place that shifts the light away from me.
You are afraid that everyone will see your star fade
The one you sold as a bill of goods to fool the world.
Somehow, you lost yourself and made the trade.
It is unreal how this all unfurled
You're coming up with reasons
And like it or not, it's the changing of the seasons.
The one you sold as a bill of goods to fool the world.
Somehow, you lost yourself and made the trade.
It is unreal how this all unfurled
You're coming up with reasons
And like it or not, it's the changing of the seasons.
I feel so contaminated and confused, and it’s unfair
Holding on to all that I thought was safe…
It seems, however, that I’ve found the Road to Nowhere
When I bellowed back I heard nothing but wind and chafe
Even when I try vainly to reflect upon all of my mistakes
It is only gray that I see, and over and over again my heart breaks.
Holding on to all that I thought was safe…
It seems, however, that I’ve found the Road to Nowhere
When I bellowed back I heard nothing but wind and chafe
Even when I try vainly to reflect upon all of my mistakes
It is only gray that I see, and over and over again my heart breaks.
If I were down to one last breath,
I’d say that it only hurts when I breathe then frown
In the end, maybe six feet down in the hole doesn’t seem so far down
I’d say that it only hurts when I breathe then frown
In the end, maybe six feet down in the hole doesn’t seem so far down
You should know that your lies won't hide your flaws
No point in running from yours because they will all say
The once righteous one with all the promise fell without cause.
I just can’t figure out why you gave up on your dreams along the way
No point in running from yours because they will all say
The once righteous one with all the promise fell without cause.
I just can’t figure out why you gave up on your dreams along the way
You’ll get your freedom now, but who is it that you serve?
You took for granted the very thing you should have preserved.
There is so much that has been laid asunder
That the lies, betrayal and treachery used for their wicked plunder
You took for granted the very thing you should have preserved.
There is so much that has been laid asunder
That the lies, betrayal and treachery used for their wicked plunder
Re: Ctrl + V
I believe that you give up your privacy rights when you enter the work place under certain circumstances. I don't feel that employers monitoring what you're doing while you're on the clock is a bad thing. After all, they are paying you, and it is their equipment. I believe that they have that right.
If you don't want your employer to see certain private aspects of your life, then perhaps you shouldn't be browsing that sort of thing while you're on the clock in a professional, public environment.
Where I feel the line should be drawn is where potential employers will search your public pages such as Facebook and blogs as a sort of pre-screening process. Also, in a survey done, 12% of employers monitored blogs and 10% monitored social networking sites. I believe that what you do outside of the workplace, as long as it isn't interfering with your ability to do your job, is not the business of your employer.
There are employers out there who do not notify their employees that they are monitoring their computer usage, and while it isn't mandated by law that they tell you, I do believe it to be wrong not to.
So, I'm on the fence in regards to employee privacy. I feel that in the workplace, it is acceptable, to a point. However, monitoring an employees activity outside of work on the computer sounds like a serious violation of privacy to me.
Source: Employee Workplace Privacy Rights
I believe that you give up your privacy rights when you enter the work place under certain circumstances. I don't feel that employers monitoring what you're doing while you're on the clock is a bad thing. After all, they are paying you, and it is their equipment. I believe that they have that right.
If you don't want your employer to see certain private aspects of your life, then perhaps you shouldn't be browsing that sort of thing while you're on the clock in a professional, public environment.
Where I feel the line should be drawn is where potential employers will search your public pages such as Facebook and blogs as a sort of pre-screening process. Also, in a survey done, 12% of employers monitored blogs and 10% monitored social networking sites. I believe that what you do outside of the workplace, as long as it isn't interfering with your ability to do your job, is not the business of your employer.
There are employers out there who do not notify their employees that they are monitoring their computer usage, and while it isn't mandated by law that they tell you, I do believe it to be wrong not to.
So, I'm on the fence in regards to employee privacy. I feel that in the workplace, it is acceptable, to a point. However, monitoring an employees activity outside of work on the computer sounds like a serious violation of privacy to me.
Source: Employee Workplace Privacy Rights
Re: Ctrl + V
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OKAY FOLKS! WE'RE OPEN FOR VOTING!
Okay I have the users......vote for your favorite one.....
This is the first of two sets. If you'd still like to participate, I have more open spots. From my understanding, avatars and signatures are allowed.
The ones I have so far who will not be in this round are Janie, Thorny, and Bri. If you'd like in, PM Jess and we'll get you into the second set.
-Kim
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