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 Importance Of Copyright Laws On The Globalized And Digital...
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The importance of copyright laws in the globalized and digital era cannot be gainsaid. The
protection given to any form of creation is critical in ensuring that it is not abused by third parties
(Atkinson, 2007). For example, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (the movie) is a Copyright
Warner Brothers. In the event that Warner Brothers wants to release a new movie or produce a book
on Harry Porter, they use copies of images, animations and texts of Harry porter. In organizations, a
number of elements can attract copyright. In the case of Good Design Pty Ltd, three examples that
attract copyright include official company logo, design of promotional brands and accompanying
music used in the company advertisements.
The analysis of the case reveals that Good Design Pty Ltd faces a number of issues in the use,
management and protection of original works. The first issue is the use of images found on the
web. The company cannot modify images found on the web without the permission of original
creators. Second, the company cannot use an image or video found on the web even if it does not
have the copyright symbol. This is because it is not a must to register work for it to be protected by
copyright law. On protection, the company can publish its creations on the Tree of Life or have the
word Copyright or the copyright symbol, next to it or near it to be copyrighted.
A host of issues
 Case Study Of Calamondin
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION

1.1Background of study
Calamondin (Citrus Microcarpa) is widely grown in tropical and subtropical area including
Taiwan, Philiphines, Indonesia and Malaysia and also a member of genus citrus. Calamondin
(Citrus Microcarpa) juice has the mandarin like aroma in combination with a zesty taste of lime,
and with hint of acidic astringent. In Malaysia, it has been commonly used as seasoning in food, as
a flavouring agent in foods and drinks and also used as a food additive.

However, as reported by Ruiz Flotats (2014), citrus processing for juice extraction produce waste
nearly half of the fruit processed which transformed into citrus peel including peels, seeds and
membrane residue. The citrus waste typically has low pH ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is reported that about 50 60 % of processed citrus fruit is transformed into waste, which is
composed of peels, seeds and membrane residues (Fong, 2012).

The world production of essential oils and perfumes are increasing very fast (Powar et al., 2013). In
addition, there is limited research on optimum condition in extraction of essential oils using steam
distillation (Nurhani et al., 2013) and none of them extracting essential oil from Calamondin.

1.3Objective
1.3.1 To determine optimum condition for extraction of essential oil using Steam Distillation from
calamondin (Citrus microcarpa) peels by Response Surface Methodology (RSM).
1.3.2 To determine the physicochemical properties of essential oil extracted from calamondin (Citrus
microcarpa) peels.

1.4Significant of Study
This research is designated to find a possible way to solve the environmental problem by minimize
the production of biomaterials from citrus fruits waste. Environmental problem by the production of
biomaterials from citrus waste can be overcome by producing the molecule of interest which is
essential
 Repressed Desires In The Age Of Innocence
Edith Wharton, in her novel The Age of Innocence , describes New York City in the 1870 s to be
dying of dullness . Characters within the novel often blame this fact on the lack of desirable
European culture in placid New York society. However, it is more likely that the dullness that is
suffocating New York is due to the character s repressed desires. They do this in order to continue
along to fit within the societal norms. The stifling effect of the constricting 1870s New York City
society is increasingly evident in the characters of Newland Archer, May Welland, and Ellen Olenska.
As the principal male character in The Age of Innocence , Newland Archer exemplifies repressed
desires felt by the men in the New York society. Often the men were supposed to refrain from
expressing any emotion, as showing emotion would place a crack in the façade of male exteriors
that were so crucial to society. During an interaction, in which any person would have physically
shown irritation, Newland Archer is forced to restrain himself. Wharton describes Newland as
slightly annoyed , yet previously in the same sentence she says, he could not have ... Show more
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Similar to the character of Newland Archer, May Welland suffers from the repression of emotion due
to New York City society. When announcing her engagement to Newland Archer, her only thoughtis
in regards to the requirement of society: Remember, we are doing this because it s right . She has
no thought to her own emotions regarding the situation due to the stifling effect of the insular
society. Further on in the novel, Newland rebels against society s norms and kisses May. Her
response to this event is calculated and controlled: She looked at him with surprise, and answered:
Nothing . C.V. Eby comments upon May s relationship to language and silence and implies that it
has a lot to do with the society s pressure to repress all forms of
 Mayan Calendar Research Paper
There are around forty different calendars used in the world today, usually for determining pious
or religious events. Many countries like the United States use the Gregorian calendar for their
official and modern activities which they are able to keep everyone organized. Over a thousand
years ago in the fifth century the Mayans came out with the first calendars. There are three types of
basic calendars that are being used today they are solar, lunar and the lunisolar/solilunar calendars. A
solar calendar can be identified by the Sun. This calendar is also based on Earths orbit around the
Sun. Lunar calendars are based on the moonrotation around the Earth. This type of calendar is
used usually for religious dates or purposes (InpaperMagazine 2013). On the other hand, lunisolar
or solilunar calendars connect the two kinds and is basically solar calendars with dates indicating a
moon phase. The oldest known calendar was made by the Mayans. The Mayans of Central America
relied not only on the Sun and moon, but also on the planet Venus (Misiroglu 2010).
They were very intelligent in mathematics and in astronomy. A stone tablet that was found in the
1960s was supposed to have predictions of the world s end on December 21, 2012 ... Show more
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Each year in this calendar is related to a certain animal like a snake, ram, bull and even a rabbit, it
has 12 months in each year and an intercalary month every two to three years ( Introduction to
Calendars ) . The Chinese calendar is such an old calendar with the New Year being on February
10 back in 2013, and it will be the 4711th year in the Chinese calendar. The Chinese New Year is
between January 21 to February 21, depending on when the new moon of the first lunar month is.
The Chinese New Year celebration is a 15 day long celebration which is also known as the Spring
Festival , it is the most known or significant of all the Chinese
 The Relationship Between Humans And The Machines In Alex...
Alex Garland s 2015 directional debut Ex Machina explores ideas that are parallel to the themes
theorized in Donna Haraway s 1985 essay titled Cyborg Manifesto. Furthermore, both pieces of
work explore the relationship between humans and the machines that we create, in this case, a
humanoid robot believed to containing Artificial Intelligence. Since most modern human
experience is constructed, there is almost nothing to separate us form the machines we create.
The film also represents the borderlands in which cyborgs live in. The borderlands are the
productive spaces that are intended for research and the building of knowledge. In Ex Machina,
Nathan s compound is the borderland. To be more specific, the borderland is the room that he
confines his robot experiments to. As Caleb was watching the security footage of Nathan s past
experiments, he comes across a clip of one of the robots banging on the glass and asking why can
t she be released. Ava grew to hate Nathan because of the way he treated her and because she was
confined to the one room in the house. During the Ava Sessions, Caleb goes down to the room
and talks with Ava as part of the Turing test. Caleb and Ava talk through a translucent wall and
never come into physical contact throughout the entire film. Caleb is conducting his research
inside of Ava s borderland. Ava s permanent confinement and her realization that Nathan can and
will switch her off whenever he sees fit, acts as the catalyst of her desire to escape. At one point in
the film, Caleb is talking with Ava about Frank Jackson s thought experiment titled Mary s Room.
Mary is a brilliant scientist, who specializes in color. She knows everything that there is to know
about colors, except what it feels like to actually see color. Like Mary, Ava has never left her
room. She is not allowed access throughout the inside of the compound or outside. Even though
she has a lot of information about what the world is like, can she ever actually know about the
world if she has never seen it? There is an extra piece of knowledge gained through experience and
Ava is searching for this experience. A cyborg would have elements that would qualify it it as an
alive being and will also feature elements that
 Public vs Private Sector
PRIVITIZATION OF SERVING IT RIGHT
A Provincial Program
PRIVITIZATION OF SERVING IT RIGHT
A Provincial Program
Shaylan Zecchel
300208379
October 9th, 2015
BUAD 425 Steven Watson

Shaylan Zecchel
300208379
October 9th, 2015
BUAD 425 Steven Watson

Table of Contents Introduction2 What is Serving It Right?2 Public Sector Administration of Serving
It Right3 Public Sector Employees versus Private Sector Employees4 Monetary Wages and Benefits4
Private Sector Administration6 Risks6 Benefits6 Jobs8 Conclusion8 Bibliography9

Introduction The question is not why the public sector can t continue to administer the SIR program,
it is how the private sector can do it better. The public sector ... Show more content on
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It doesn t help that departments and agencies turn over more frequently, causing unnecessary starts
and stops in the progress of specific areas. As well, the public sector holds flexibility in decision
making, and the way to use the public s money efficiently (Mares, 2013). Although the SIR program
is important to the safety of the public, it does not seem important enough to use taxpayers money in
order to fund it.
Yes, many people have to take this program in order to be qualified for a job, event or special
occasion, but what about the people that are not in one of these situations? Why do they need to
pay out of their pocket so that the public sector can continue to administer? We as a province,
should make a change, and hand the SIR program and it s duties over to the private sector.
Public Sector Employees versus Private Sector Employees A recent study by Fraser Institute,
reveals some critical issues in relation to the benefits that a public sector employee gets over that of
a private sector employee. The BC public sector earns more than the private sector, which would be
expected. However, how much more they make, is where the issue arises.
Monetary Wages and Benefits In 2013, government workers were paid 6.7% more and 3.6% more
than unionized private workers. Not only do these workers receive better wages, but also get better
non wage benefits
 Photography Is A Culture, Not Just A Medium
INTRODUCTION

Photography is a culture, not just a medium. Photography has been used as an exploitative tool, an
explorative tool, and an artistic tool. A photograph can be a snapshot of time, a record, a detail, a
shift, a perspective, an emotion. In curating photography, I had to learn how to create conversations
and comparisons between images, whilst simultaneously letting each work retain its individuality.
There is no one meaning in a photograph. The intrinsically challenging task was to provide points of
entry into the works and elucidate the broad theme of the exhibition, whilst allowing counter
narratives and alternative readings to exist.

THE PRELIMINARY PROCESS

Working with an established collection like The University of Auckland Art Collection, curators need
to work creatively in order to produce an exhibition that is both innovative and adequately represents
the collection. The University of Auckland Collection includes approximately 140 photographs that
are situated around the various campuses and storage facilities. With such a range to choose from,
we approached the task in a practical way. We initially surveyed the works and found a broad theme
emerging images of architecture and nature. Due to the range of locations housing the pieces, it was
important to then establish the works that could be transported to the venue in time, and from these,
we selected a more specific theme.

The Collection was established in 1966 with works from Colin McCahon and