I. Discuss the policy reasons for the Omega holding. The Ninth Circuit holding in Omega seems awkward and misguided because of its haphazard departure from the fundamental property principle that one has the right to alienate property. Although U.S. copyright grants an author a monopoly in an artistic work, the right is limited, among other restrictions of the Copyright Act, by the first sale d

Coral Reefs Coral reefs are underwater structures made from calcium carbonate secreted by corals. Corals are colonies of tiny living animals found in marine waters that contain few nutrients. Most coral reefs are built from stony corals, and are formed by polyps that live together in groups. The polyps secrete a hard carbonate exoskeleton which provides support and protection for the body of ea

Irina Putney Lana Velez English 111 26 March 2011 Why the Cordoba Center Should be Built in Lower Manhattan In the news, one of the most controversial topics is the building of the planned mosque and or cultural center, near the site of the September 11 terrorist attacks in Manhattan. Opposers claim that by building a mosque in the proposed location would be dishonoring those who lost thei

Advancements in Modern Police Technology Christopher L. Kiah Park University Abstract This paper briefly explores some of the various advancements in modern police technology. With the many advancements pertaining to law enforcement technologies and tactics, life as a police officer has become much safer, and extremely more efficient. This paper explores some of the advancements

m a n a g e m e n t Core competence A company's most valuable resource Sanjeev Baitmangalkar Core competencies are the capabilities that underlie leadership in any range of products or services, and enable a company to deliver a fundamental customer benefit. Besides defining business development priorities, regular core competence reviews also help in focussing on levels of investment, p

In order for Christian’s counselors to provide proof of emotional health and spiritual maturity there should be a clear understanding of what is needed in these areas. This should include a heartfelt movement towards physical or mental wellbeing and a developmental state of mind in the likeness of Christ. As we embark upon the challenge of becoming trustworthy Christian counselors, we must possess

CORE MIL VALUES AND LEADERSHIP 1. Since the Army is collective and regimented org the values of Army and its leadership will have to be a two kinds :- (a) Collective. (i) Loyalty. The loyalty should be to:- (aa) Subordinates. (ab) Superiors. (ac) The Unit. (ad) The Army. (ae) The Nation. (af) To the divinity within oneself. (ii) Team spirit and espirit-de-corps. (

Core Study: Terry (2005) Aim: to test the validity of Terry’s theory of Memory. Hypotheses: A. Students will recall the 1st adverts shown equally well in immediate or delayed recall. B. Students will not recall later adverts shown with a delay in recall. Variables: The independent variable was the different advertisements shown to the participants. The dependent variable was if the p

Core values are the principles and standards established by an organization. These values are shown through all managerial decisions, customer service, community support, level of success, and employee retention. Values may differ from one organization to the next but contain the overall basic structure. These are a few honored through companies; honesty, integrity, professionalism, respect and di

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My case study will critically analyse and evaluate a patient I cared for in an ophthalmic day surgery. This case study will be based on an episode of care for a patient with complex care needs during a long day shift. The patient came to the hospital for surgery to the left eye due to trauma caused by a fall in her home. The operation that performed was Left keratoplasty and penetrating graft. F

A) In both of Tori Amos’ songs, “Pretty Good Year” and “Cornflake Girl” she uses female vocals (her own voice), with a piano as her main instruments to create a certain mood of the song. However, while in “Pretty Good Year” it seems that those are the only two instruments used, in “Cornflake Girl” Amos also includes drums and guitar to keep the tempo of the piece. There seems to be a slight whis

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By definition, punishment is a process whereby a consequence is added to a particular behaviour in an effort to weaken that behaviour (Huitt & Hummel, 1997). Corporal punishment in turn refers to actual physical punishment to correct behaviour. There are two main institutions within which children are disciplined, namely, the home and the school. Sociologists describe the home as the primary socia

The idiom seeing is believing refers to the idea that only concrete or physical evidence is the only convincing factor. This belief goes against the idea of corporal punishment which refers to the use of physical force causing pain, but not wounds, as a means of discipline("Educate, don't punish," 2011). The key factors for and against this form of punishment is the old age argument that if you ca

Abstract This paper examines the case based on corporate accountability focusing on ethical issues in business. For this purpose in this paper it is discussed that some changes are to be made to the some structure in the way organizations do business. Some include social and environmental responsibilities being put on leaders to balance the current responsibilities on financial issues, and the ri

Corporate Compliance at Riordan Manufacturing UOP LAW/521 May 25, 2010 Corporate Compliance at Riordan Manufacturing Governance Corporate governance is the set of control and direction under which a Corporation operates through processes, customs, policies, laws, and institutions affecting the way a corporation (or company) is directed, administered, or controlled. Corporate governan

Running head: CORPORATE COMPLIANCE PLAN - RIORDAN Corporate Compliance Plan - Riordan University of Phoenix Corporate Compliance Plan – Riordan MEMORANDUM To: Corporate Officers, Directors From: Dr. Michael Riordan Cc: Lowell Bradford Re: Corporate Compliance Officer Since its conception Riordan has taken all the necessary precautions to ensure

Corporate Compliance Plan for Riordan Manufacturing Riordan Manufacturing is a highly successful corporation that came into being almost twenty years ago. It has grown to have three locations in the United States and recently acquired a fourth location in Hangzhou, China. Riordan Manufacturing is a wholly owned Fortune 1000 company with revenues of over one billion dollars a year. B

Corporate Compliance Plan Oluwayomi Adebola Crofton LAW/531 September 27,2010 Stanley P. Santire Abstract Dr. Riordan, a professor of chemistry, who had obtained several patents relative to processing polymers into high tensile strength plastic substrates, founded the company. Sensing the commercial applications for his patents, Dr. Riordan started Riordan Plastics, Inc. in 1991. In

Corporate Compliance Plan Started by Dr. Riordan in 1991, Riordan Manufacturing, Inchas been the leading manufacturer of plastic injection molding. “Initially, the company's focus was on research and development and the licensing of its existing patents, but in 1992 Dr. Riordan obtained venture capital which he used to purchase a fan manufacturing plant in Pontiac, MI” (Apollo Group, Inc.,

Running Head: Corporate Compliance Plan Corporate Compliance Plan University of Phoenix Tashia Thomas June 20, 2010 The purpose for this paper is to create a corporate compliance plan for Riordan Manufacturing Virtual Organization. This plan will focus on the management of legal liabilities of the company’s officers and directors. This plan will discuss alternative dispute resoluti

Corporate Compliance Plan Corporate Compliance Plan Riordan Manufacturing Inc. is an industry leader in the field of plastic injection molding. With facilities is San Jose, California, Albany, Georgia, Pontiac, Michigan, and Hangzhou, China (UOP, 2010). As officers and directors in this corporation you all know that Riordan wants to remain committed to the high standards set forth by founde

Running Head: Corporate Compliance Plan Corporate Compliance Plan November 16, 2010  Introduction To develop a corporate compliance plan for Riordan Manufacturing six areas of concern will be addressed; Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), enterprise and product liability, international law, tangible and intellectual property, legal forms of business, and governance. Also included a

Corporate Compliance Plan June 22, 2011 Memo to: Riordan Officers and Directors From: Re: Managing Legal Liability This memo implements enterprise risk management such as prevention and management strategies for Riordan officers and directors (O/D) to implement in areas of legal risk based on the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission’s (COSO) recommendations. COSO

FORWARD Riordan Manufacturing is a global producer of plastics with projected revenues of 46 million dollars and is a subsidiary of Riordan Industries. The manufacturing company has achieved significant growth since its inception in 1991, with over 550 employees and is now a contender in the international plastics market. With the manufacturing and sale focus on plastic beverage bottles and cust

Corporate Compliance Plan Áine Fox Business Law LAW/531: MBAA0M4V68 Professor: Joseph Witek February 1 2010 Corporate Compliance Plan Riordan Manufacturing recognizes that being a global plastic producer involves significant legal and ethical responsibilities to its consumers, business partners, employees, shareholders and the general public. Riordan's current task is to develop

Running Head: Riordan Corporate Compliance Plan Riordan Corporate Compliance Plan University of Phoenix Jeremy Brooks Corporate Compliance Plan I. Organization Overview Riordan was founded in 1991 by a professor of chemistry named Dr Riordan. He developed several products and obtained patents relative to processing different polymers into high strength plastic substr