...…………………………………………………………………………………11 References…………………………………………………………………………………….12 Introduction Plaintiff: Mr. Paul Boudreau; Counsel: Katherine A. Cotton Defendant: Professor Jimming Lin; Counsel: Daniel Mayo Defendant: University of Ottawa; Counsel: Kathryn Prud’ Homme The case between Mr. Paul Boudreau and Professor Jimming Lin took place in the Ontario Supreme Court (General Division) presided by Métivier J. The hearing was on the March 3, 4, and 5, 1997 while the judgement was rendered on August 20, 1997. The Judges opening remarks to the case:- The plaintiff, Mr. Boudreau, asserts that a paper he prepared for his University course was published by the defendant, Professor Lin, who is an employee of the University of Ottawa without his permission and acknowledgment as the author. The action is being brought forward as an infringement of copyright. Facts Paul Boudreau was employed by a high-tech firm, Nortel, where he was the head of the Operations...
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...the controversy between the old woman and writer on the brown paper? In the summer holidays he went into the kitchen (which along with the rest of the house) by putting six very bright colored chalks in his pocket. He asked the owner of the kitchen if she had any brown paper. She mistook the purpose and the rationale of the existence of brown paper. She seemed to have an idea that if a person wanted brown paper he must be waiting to tie up parcels, which was the last thing he wanted to do indeed. Hence she dwelt very much on the varying qualities of toughness and endurance in the material. He explained to her that he only wanted to draw pictures on it, and he did not want them to endure in the least; and that from his point of view, therefore, it was a question not of tough consistency but of responsive surface, a thing comparatively irrelevant in a parcel. When she understood that he wanted to draw she offered to overwhelm him with notepaper, apparently supposing that he did his notes and correspondence on old brown paper wrappers from motives of economy. He then tried to explain the rather delicate logical shade, that he not only liked brown paper, but quality of brownness in paper. After that he put that brown paper in his pocket and other things and went out on to the great downs. Q- What type of drawing did the writer do in the story? Discuss his thoughts about nature. When he went on to the great downs, he crawled across those colossal counters that express the best quality...
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...Heaven to write a paper comparing fiction in novel and film. He has to be careful with plagiarism that is what his professor talked about in the class. Before begin writing hence, Dylan wants to know more about plagiarism. Dylan, conscious about plagiarism copies direct quotations from the source and places quotation marks around it. He knows that copying a direct quotation from a source or a paper without placing quotation marks is counted as wrong work which is a plagiarism. He also acknowledges the quotations by crediting the source by work citing. Picking up a statement from a source and crediting means avoiding a plagiarism. Readers will have a clear idea about where the statement is extracted from. Quoting and paraphrasing, both are fine as long as their sources are credited. He takes Steinbeck's ideas or words and puts them into his own words, Dylan paraphrases by crediting the source by citing it. Paraphrasing is equally important as quoting to keep in mind while writing a paper to avoid plagiarism. If someone's ideas or words are taken without changing words, and is not quoted and not credited then it is considered a plagiarism. There are whole bunch of things Dylan has to consider while writing his paper. He should not have his friend or someone to write papers for him. Using a paper written by someone else other than himself is a plagiarism. Submitting a paper or an assignment for more than one class, and downloading or buying a term paper from the web are...
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...In today’s world most people have some type of preference on having and or using guns. People that think guns should be used for protection for other and themselves. Some people want revenge on others while some just want to spread random acts of violence. There’s not a set amount of people that choose good or evil. Depending on the time and place and what’s happing people emotion can be swayed to do things they don’t normally do. On Jeffrey Goldberg's argument in "The Case For More Guns" his paper works efficiently because he uses strong pathos and a wide variety of ethos. Jeffery Goldberg’s paper he uses strong ethos and pathos to make his paper more clear. (The James E. Homes was talked about in Jeffrey G.’s paper “The Case for More Guns”...
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...research paper about Clint Eastwood being timeless icon or Spurious Miscreant. In the beginning the author explains what movies he plaid that made him the best there was. Towards the middle of the paper is explains why he could be spurious miscreant. This is a well written research paper because of its well formatted and organized paragraphs. This paper also shows a great amount of organization within the paragraphs, proper APA citations and references, strong content, and good grammar and spelling. The paragraphs are on track with what they need to be and are very thorough. I would give this research paper for an A- because it’s a well written paper, it just needs some tweaks. It’s not a profession paper, it’s more of a “laid back” and persuasive paper. A well-organized paper should have a paragraph with one main point, not multiple. Each of these paragraphs explain one point. The introduction paragraph explained what the paragraph was going to be about, which in this case how timeless icons can change history. When the author wanted to use a long quote in the paper he did formatted to the proper way. The author changed the topic of the when he switched to talking about spurious miscreant, which he did the proper way and stayed on topic with the negatives towards him....
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...revitalizing Scott paper and Sunbeam Corporation from loss making companies to profit earning enterprises. Dunlap was an aggressive person known for his rapid fire management approach. He used his traditional methods of cutting staff, demanding top performance and setting rigorous standards. He was very passionate for his work. He disregarded the modern management perspective on quality and empowerment. Scott paper and sunbeam were in deep financial trouble when Albert Dunlap took control of these firms and transformed them into profit making entities. Dunlap was successful because of his corporate strategy of having shareholders’ wealth maximization as primary goal. Though employee morale was very low but still Sunbeam was generating good financial results. It has been recommended that Dunlap should focus towards employees’ motivation because employees’ motivation is the key of maximizing shareholders’ wealth in long run. Babson’s case study titled “Albert Dunlap and Corporate Transformation (A)” discuss the role of leadership and senior management in organization’s performance and how a leader can transform a mismanaged chaotic company to a very well managed and profitable organization. Analysis of this case is divided in two parts; the first part deals with analysis of Dunlap personality, his leadership qualities and style, evaluation of praises and critiques of his management approach. Second part deals with analysis of his organizational change model that he had implemented...
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...Investigation of Irregular Classes in the Department of African and Afro-American Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Kenneth L. Wainstein A. Joseph Jay III Colleen Depman Kukowski October 16, 2014 I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................................. 1 II. INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................... 7 III. INVESTIGATIVE PLAN AND METHODOLOGY ............................................................ 9 A. B. C. D. E. F. IV. The Scope of the Investigation............................................................................................. 9 Preliminary Steps of the Investigation ...............................................................................10 1. Review Prior Reports .............................................................................................10 2. Consult with District Attorney Woodall and the SBI .......................................10 3. Request Input from the Public..............................................................................11 4. Secure Access to FERPA Information ................................................................11 5. Distribute Broad Document Preservation Directive .........................................11 Collection and Review of Electronic...
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...Kindergarten Themes Teaching Young Children Using Themes... Dog Themed Toys: Toddlerz Toddlin' Tunes Puppy Barking Dogs Family K9 Unit Playset Brenda Blue, Brenda's Mother and Kin... Baby Pets Jum Bo Knob - puzzle CarePlay Riding Puppy - ride on toy Jack The Dog Tin Jack In The Box Art Torn Paper Dogs Supply the children with a full sheet of white paper and half sheet of brown paper. Ask them to make a dog by tearing pieces of the brown paper and gluing them onto the white paper. Small amounts of other colored paper may be used. Dog Ear Headbands Have the children cut out two strips of paper that when connected will fit around their head. Connect the strips with glue or tape, (staples will catch the child's hair). Supply the children with brown paper for ears and have them cut the paper however they want to and tape them on the outside of the headband. Ask the children what they would like you to write on their headband.. ie Doggie Fred, Puppy Sarah. Sticker Art Supply the children with stickers of dogs and have them place them on a piece of white paper. Stamp Art Supply the children with stamps of dogs and have them make a picture on white paper. Clear Stamp Rubber Images-Dog Lover Aquadoodle Stampers and Stamp Pad Paw Print...
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...The Purchased Paper After Reading the case study, “The Purchased Paper, I feel Edgar plays more of a victim instead of taking full responsibility for his own actions. Edgar is a college student that procrastinated on a paper due Monday, and had to work all weekend. Instead of being proactive, he found ways to act like he was victimized. After reading “Habit 1: Be Proactive” by author Steven Covey, it’s clear Edgar was not a proactive person, he was a reactive person. “They don’t blame genetics, circumstances, conditions, or conditioning for their behavior.” Covey observes, “They know they choose their behavior.” Edgar does just that, blames everyone but himself. For example, Edgar in a way finds a way to in a sense blame his mother, Mrs....
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...ABSTRACT Carl Gustaf Rossby, a Swedish born mathematical physicist and later meteorologist is among the greatest contributors to modern-day meteorology. It was through his extensive research in the general circulations, that modern day weather forecasting has emerged to what it has become today. Rossby had a well-established career in the geosciences, with a broad educational background. It wasn’t until later in his life did he come to publish his greatest works. Rossby published three works in the late 1930’s and early 1940’s that involve potential vorticity, which would help establish the ground work for his most famous work on Rossby waves. The 1936 paper shows the conservation of potential vorticity in a hydrostatic, shallow fluid state, while the 1938 paper is an extension to the highly stratified hydrostatic flow, this time using isentropic coordinates. The term potential vorticity is actually never used until the 1940 paper where it is introduced. The 1939 work by Rossby is considered by some the most famous work contributed by Rossby, as he explains the semipermanent centers of action which would become the well-known Rossby waves. INTRODUCTION When people think of meteorology, the first names to appear are John Dalton, Gabriel Fahrenheit, William Ferrel, and Anders Celsius. These men are the founders of modern meteorology and made tremendous contributions to the field. These names appear in many text books and are known throughout...
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...read a lot of books, magazines and papers; how hard could it be? It wasn’t long before I had a real eye opening experience trying to write my first real formal paper. Writing has never been easy for me so when I started writing formal papers in college it was one of the more difficult assignments for me. In the first part of this essay, I will review my first experience in writing a formal college paper, how the Professor encouraged me to actually finish the paper, then in the second part of my paper I will describe my experiences with research and MLA formatting style. I will never forget my first college English Composition class. When I walked into the class it looked like any other classroom. People were sitting in what I was sure was their comfort spots in the classroom, some in front, some in back. I, of course, chose a middle seat. I pulled out the books and papers I needed for the class and sat quietly. When the Professor started the class we all signed in and of course, we had to write an introduction of ourselves to him. That seemed easy enough. I wrote it out and handed it in and was passed back a syllabus. The final draft of our first paper wasn’t even due for four weeks. At that time I never imagined I would need that full four weeks for one paper. My first paper was to be on a topic in which I could interject my own opinion and provide backup for my opinion much like I would use in a debate. He called it an argumentative paper. My thoughts at this point were still...
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...Paper cannot be folded in half more than seven times. This was a fact that Wilhelm Tirtschke knew very well. Hours spent huddled over worn carpet, folding sheets and sheets of paper, littering the folded paper around his feet. He spent his childhood in a naïve daze, believing urban legends and myths in an attempt to distract himself. Soon he became foolishly obsessed in breaking these myths. However, the years passed, and the same paper which he used to break the myths joined the fire which failed to warm him. His fingers ached with the daily stretch of his knuckles and his once radiant smile grew paper thin. It took even more years for Wilhelm to accept that paper cannot be folded in half more than seven times. Humans however, are not paper....
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...asked the children to tell about their animal of the year in which they were born (the book was about Chinese New Year 2015 animal), Peter quickly raised his hand and answered that “mine is cow”. I checked it later at home since I knew his birth year and he was correct. He also claimed that he knew his mom and dad’s animals but I do not know if they were really correct. When the reader asked them to make the notices of animal pictured in the book, Peter eagerly made notices and seemed interested in doing this activity. After reading the book, the guest provided each child with a fold triangle shaped paper and asked them to cut the fold papers with scissors on the drawn marks to get a beautiful snow flake out of the paper. Children were asked to go to the tables to make their craft. Peter quickly ran to the table and took the scissors and started cutting the paper on the assigned mark. While his friends and other classmates constantly got help from the teachers to make sure which line they should cut the paper, Peter carefully but quickly cut the pattern out of the paper with no help from teachers. He was the first one to cut the paper and opened it as a snow flake. When he made his snow flake, the teacher applauded him but he seemed serious and indifference to her applauds. It was interesting to see how other children after making their snowflakes, show others their work and said “I did it” or “look at my snow flake”, but Peter despite being the first person who made the...
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...arriving America, he worked with Benjamin Franklin. That led to him to journalism and writing the pamphlet Common Sense, which inspired the colonists to act out against the British. Later, during the Revolutionary War, Thomas wrote the Crisis Papers. They helped to influence the American revolutionaries and led to them defeat the British. Thomas was born 1737, in Thetford, England. His parents were Frances Cocke Paine and Joseph Paine. Thomas Paine was a sailor and a tax official before he moved to America in 1774. He settled in Philadelphia, the same place as Benjamin Franklin, another founding father. After he moved, he started to write. He used his writing to have a great impact on the colonists. He wrote Common Sense, a popular pamphlet in the Revolutionary time. Common Sense included how the...
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...Outcome 3 is creating a complex argument that creates a claim for you paper. That claim needs to have stakes. Stakes are basically risks you paper takes in arguing your point. The argument should persuade the reader your way. The claim is essentially what gives your paper direction. It is the main point you are trying to make. The claim is like the heart in the body, without it you can’t survive. It pumps blood through the whole body just like the claim gives direction to every paragraph. This is important because you need to be able to create an argument which sets the basis for your entire paper. It is what gives the paper direction. One basically needs this skill when writing any paper. It can be used in almost every class you have to...
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