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The document discusses Creative Commons licenses. It explains that all Creative Commons licenses have common features, work around the world, and do not allow technological restrictions. There are three layers to the licenses: the legal code, recognition of software, and understandability for creators, users and technology. The Attribution license allows anyone to use the work as long as they give credit to the creator. Attribution is considered the basic requirement of a license as it shows respect to the creator.
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Copyright is the exclusive right of creators to control how their creative works are used. Creative Commons licenses provide alternatives to traditional "all rights reserved" copyright, allowing creators to choose how much or how little protection they want and how others can share and build upon their works. The document describes the different Creative Commons license types, including Attribution, Attribution-ShareAlike, Attribution-NonCommercial, and others, detailing what uses are allowed under each.
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The document discusses Creative Commons licenses. It notes that all Creative Commons licenses share important common features, including working around the world and not allowing technological measures to restrict access. There are three layers to the license design: the legal code layer, recognition that software can understand works, and creators and users can understand. The Creative Commons Attribution license allows anyone to use the work as long as they provide attribution, which is often considered the most basic requirement and a sign of respect to the creator.
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Copyright refers to the legal right of the owner of intellectual property to control how their creative works are used. Creative Commons licenses provide standardized ways for creators to grant some rights to the public while retaining others. The six main Creative Commons licenses vary in whether they allow commercial use, modifications, and require equivalent licensing of derivatives. The Attribution license is the most flexible, allowing commercial use and modifications as long as credit is given to the original creator. The Non-Commercial-No Derivatives license is the most restrictive, allowing only sharing of the original work for non-commercial purposes.
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Creative Commons (CC) is a non-profit organization that provides free copyright licenses to allow for greater sharing and use of creative works. CC licenses provide alternatives to traditional "all rights reserved" copyright by allowing creators to reserve some rights while allowing others. The first CC licenses were released in 2002 and have expanded significantly since, with an estimated 500 million works licensed by 2012. CC licenses allow various rights for others to use and build upon creative works, as long as they provide appropriate attribution to the original creator. There are six main CC license types that combine different permissions for commercial use, modifications, and sharing of derivatives.
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Moeka took a first class flight from Japan to Hawaii and enjoyed movies and games during the long ride. Upon landing, she was surprised by the hot summer weather compared to winter in Tokyo. She took a limousine to her large hotel with an outdoor dolphin pool. At the hotel, Moeka played with dolphins and found them adorable. She went to the night market but only bought some items. During activities, Moeka swam in the sea and encountered sea turtles up close, though her surfing attempt was unsuccessful. Moeka concluded her trip with a dolphin-guided boat ride back to Japan.
My Trip
Sarina took a submarine to an underwater hotel in the Pacific Ocean where she stayed for 2 weeks. During her stay, she enjoyed petting a seahorse, diving to see the Titanic, and eating a free 5-course gourmet meal. She returned home via Santa's reindeer.
Emi's dream holiday
Emi took a private holiday to Malaysia where she went scuba diving and visited attractions like the national museum and zoo. Her favorite part of the trip was spending time at the beach. After 10 nights and 11 days, she returned home from her Malaysian vacation by hang glider.
The trip to the biggest Library
Amelie took a train to visit the biggest library in the world which contained over 1 million books, she then stayed at the largest hotel in the world and met her friend Nancy Drew there before taking a secret railroad back home.
My Trip To Candy Land
I took Amish Airlines to Candy Land where I ate candy and met friends Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Blaundre who gave me the series of unfortunate events books. I returned home on a private airplane.
Romania
This document contains a bibliography of 14 images. The images depict flags of Hungary, Romania, Russia and Turkey; industries like carpet making, mining and manufacturing; landmarks like hospitals and monuments; and other clipart like babies, smiles and thumbs up. Each entry includes the image source website, date and hyperlink. The bibliography cites the visual sources used in another accompanying document.
Edo's haiku season
This poem describes the changing of the seasons through haiku observations of nature. Spring is marked by pink flowers on trees that change color, summer brings abundant blooming flowers like lilies, autumn sees green leaves transform through various colors to the view of a blue lake, and winter features a sparkling blue river and trees coated with white snow.
Edo's haiku based on seasons
This poem contains 4 haiku, one for each season of the year. Each haiku focuses on a natural image or event representative of that season - cherry blossoms for spring, lilies and the setting sun for summer, falling leaves for autumn, and cranes by a pond for winter. Together they capture the essence and beauty of the yearly cycle of seasons through minimal yet vivid imagery.
The seasons about Edo
The document describes the seasons in Edo, with each season getting a short paragraph. Spring is beautiful with views of Mount Fuji and pretty clouds. Summer is hot as the season warms up and people are happy. Autumn sees falling and colorful changing leaves as cranes fly around. Winter brings snow when strong winds blow and people can play in the snow.
Haiku of 4 season
This haiku poem describes the four seasons through short 3 line poems. Spring is represented by cherry blossoms blooming beautifully. Summer features irises and is very hot and humid. Autumn shows the leaves changing colors and beautiful sunsets. Winter brings chilly weather with snow falling which the author enjoys most.
Beautiful Edo
This poem describes the beauty of each season in Edo (old name for Tokyo) through 3 lines for each season - Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. Flowers bloom and trees grow beautifully in Spring; a hot summer day shows a pretty lake with fish and trees; red leaves fall prettily from trees reflected in the lake in Fall; and snow falls white on bare trees at the end of the year in Winter.
The Season of Edo
This is a slideshow all about Old Edo and that show all picture with a Haiku and all seasons wit the Haiku and the picture.They are designs with all of the page.
Edo's haiku seasons
This haiku poem describes the seasons through brief 3 line poems. Spring is represented by cherry blossoms swaying by the river, summer by lilies blooming as the sun sets, autumn by leaves falling like butterflies, and winter by cranes by a pond with one sitting and one flying high.
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This poem describes the beauty of each season in Edo (old name for Tokyo) through 3 lines for each season - Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. Flowers bloom and trees grow beautifully in Spring; a hot summer day shows a pretty lake with fish and trees; red leaves fall prettily from trees reflected in the lake in Fall; and snow falls white on bare trees at the end of the year in Winter.
Seasons of Edo Haikus
This haiku poem describes the seasons of Edo in 4 parts - spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Each section contains 3 haiku focusing on features of that season, such as sakura blooming in spring, the heat of summer, trees losing leaves in autumn, and the cold weather and snow of winter.
The Haiku and Seasons of old Edo
This haiku poem describes the seasons in Edo (old name for Tokyo), Japan through 4 sections - Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter. In Spring, the speaker admires the cherry blossoms in Edo. In Summer, they note the blooming flowers and wearing summer hats. Fall depicts people marching and preparing as the leaves turn yellow and orange. Finally, Winter shows a frozen lake, desire for hot chocolate, and appreciation for a snowman in the snow.
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This poem describes the beauty of each season in Edo (old name for Tokyo) through 3 lines for each season - Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. Flowers bloom and trees grow beautifully in Spring; a hot summer day shows a pretty lake with fish and trees; red leaves fall prettily from trees reflected in the lake in Fall; and snow falls white on bare trees at the end of the year in Winter.
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