This document provides instructions and questions for a legal research competition. It includes 12 multi-part questions testing skills in using legal research tools like Westlaw, Lexis Advance, and print sources. The questions cover topics such as citing cases, finding statutes and regulations, researching international environmental law, and identifying risks disclosed in SEC filings. Competitors are asked to provide citations, summarize sources, and answer factual questions that require researching US and foreign legal authorities.
Soil testing ensures fertile soil without excess fertilizer by determining soil nutrient levels. One should divide fields into uniform areas and collect subsoil samples from each to test for nutrients like phosphorus, potassium, pH, and micronutrients. Season extension methods like cold frames, hoop houses, and row covers allow growing vegetables earlier and later by sheltering plants from cold and capturing solar heat. Planning techniques such as vertical gardening, succession planting, and intercropping maximize garden space.
The document provides an overview of the South Asian Fund Raising Group (SAFRG), which has worked since 1989 to build fundraising capacity for civil society organizations. SAFRG conducts workshops and master classes on fundraising techniques, holds networking events, and offers consulting and mentoring services. It also works to establish a fundraising course and certificate program to develop professional fundraisers in South Asia. SAFRG collaborates with other organizations and actively seeks partnerships to further support and strengthen fundraising across the region.
Sweden is well known in Spain for its pretty castles, nice countryside, and pretty girls. It is also known for strong companies like Boliden. The document discusses Sweden's leadership in the pulp market as a leading producer of pulp and dismissing leadership through lying. It suggests looking at pictures and the eyes of people in need as solutions are not just about money and goodbye.
The document provides tips for developing an effective policy research strategy, including using general sources for background, building on information as you research, determining what resources would have needed information, and identifying others interested in the issue. It also offers tips for using subject headings, noticing new keywords, mining footnotes, and contacting librarians. Contact information is provided for the authors and Harvard Law School library resources.
Sopra Steria is a European leader in digital transformation with 37,000 employees across 20 countries generating €3.4 billion in revenue in 2014. The head of learning and development at Sopra Steria Scandinavia shares their experience facilitating mentorship programs and the seven most important lessons learned about mentoring from being both a mentor and program facilitator.
This document provides instructions and questions for a legal research competition. It includes 12 multi-part questions testing skills in using legal research tools like Westlaw, Lexis Advance, and print sources. The questions cover topics such as citing cases, finding statutes and regulations, researching international environmental law, and identifying risks disclosed in SEC filings. Competitors are asked to provide citations, summarize sources, and answer factual questions that require researching US and foreign legal authorities.
Soil testing ensures fertile soil without excess fertilizer by determining soil nutrient levels. One should divide fields into uniform areas and collect subsoil samples from each to test for nutrients like phosphorus, potassium, pH, and micronutrients. Season extension methods like cold frames, hoop houses, and row covers allow growing vegetables earlier and later by sheltering plants from cold and capturing solar heat. Planning techniques such as vertical gardening, succession planting, and intercropping maximize garden space.
The document provides an overview of the South Asian Fund Raising Group (SAFRG), which has worked since 1989 to build fundraising capacity for civil society organizations. SAFRG conducts workshops and master classes on fundraising techniques, holds networking events, and offers consulting and mentoring services. It also works to establish a fundraising course and certificate program to develop professional fundraisers in South Asia. SAFRG collaborates with other organizations and actively seeks partnerships to further support and strengthen fundraising across the region.
Sweden is well known in Spain for its pretty castles, nice countryside, and pretty girls. It is also known for strong companies like Boliden. The document discusses Sweden's leadership in the pulp market as a leading producer of pulp and dismissing leadership through lying. It suggests looking at pictures and the eyes of people in need as solutions are not just about money and goodbye.
The document provides tips for developing an effective policy research strategy, including using general sources for background, building on information as you research, determining what resources would have needed information, and identifying others interested in the issue. It also offers tips for using subject headings, noticing new keywords, mining footnotes, and contacting librarians. Contact information is provided for the authors and Harvard Law School library resources.
Sopra Steria is a European leader in digital transformation with 37,000 employees across 20 countries generating €3.4 billion in revenue in 2014. The head of learning and development at Sopra Steria Scandinavia shares their experience facilitating mentorship programs and the seven most important lessons learned about mentoring from being both a mentor and program facilitator.
This document summarizes and provides images from several rare books and manuscripts in the Harvard Law School library collection. It describes a German student's sammelband containing legal texts useful for studying to become a notary. It also describes a French volume likely owned by a community leader, bound with texts on arbitration and medical remedies. Finally, it discusses a French manuscript on local customs from 1579 and a transcription of lectures on Roman law from 17th century France. The document illustrates how legal materials were used and taught over time.
This summary provides an overview of a legal research competition document containing 14 multi-part questions testing research skills using various legal databases and sources. The document presents scenarios requiring competitors to find specific cases, statutes, law review articles, and other legal information to answer questions related to topics like copyright, art law, cultural property law, and more. Competitors are asked to provide citations and short explanations for their findings within the allotted point values.
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The document discusses tips for creating powerful and professional presentations. It covers introducing why presentation skills are important, design tips from Edward Tufte, how to find good images and fonts, and other things to consider. The presentation was given by Kimberly Hall and Meg Kribble at Harvard Law School Library on April 5, 2013.
This document summarizes and provides images from several rare books and manuscripts in the Harvard Law School library collection. It describes a German student's sammelband containing legal texts useful for studying to become a notary. It also describes a French volume likely owned by a community leader, bound with texts on arbitration and medical remedies. Finally, it discusses a French manuscript on local customs from 1579 and a transcription of lectures on Roman law from 17th century France. The document illustrates how legal materials were used and taught over time.
This summary provides an overview of a legal research competition document containing 14 multi-part questions testing research skills using various legal databases and sources. The document presents scenarios requiring competitors to find specific cases, statutes, law review articles, and other legal information to answer questions related to topics like copyright, art law, cultural property law, and more. Competitors are asked to provide citations and short explanations for their findings within the allotted point values.
This document provides a series of questions related to legal research on topics involving art law. Participants are asked to find relevant primary and secondary sources, such as cases, statutes, articles, and treatises, to answer questions about copyright registration, moral rights of artists, cultural property disputes, and other issues at the intersection of law and the arts. Correct answers require citing specific legal authorities found through databases like Westlaw, LexisNexis, Bloomberg Law, and print resources at Harvard Law School Library.
The document discusses the benefits and myths surrounding low energy lighting, including compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) and light emitting diodes (LEDs). It notes the environmental and financial benefits of low energy lights, but also that only 6 of 23 light bulbs in the average UK home are low energy. The document explores various low energy lighting options and upcoming regulations to phase out incandescent bulbs in the UK.
The document is the Scottish Independence Referendum Act 2013, which makes provisions for holding a referendum on Scottish independence. It establishes that a referendum will be held on September 18, 2014 to ask voters "Should Scotland be an independent country?". It outlines rules around voting eligibility, conduct of the referendum, campaign financing, and establishes the role of the Chief Counting Officer to oversee the process.
This document discusses the relationship between meditation, Buddhism, and science. It covers the origins of meditation in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. It then explores the historical interaction between science and religion from the Enlightenment era to today. Finally, it outlines several areas of research on meditation that have taken place, including studies examining the psychological and neurological effects of meditation on Tibetan monks.
The document discusses tips for creating powerful and professional presentations. It covers introducing why presentation skills are important, design tips from Edward Tufte, how to find good images and fonts, and other things to consider. The presentation was given by Kimberly Hall and Meg Kribble at Harvard Law School Library on April 5, 2013.
1. planering
Vid planering är utgångspunkten vilken
anfallsteknik som ska tränas.
När anfallstekniken är vald väljs formen av
smålagsspel i förhållande till anfallstekniken och
för utvecklingsnivå 11 – 12 år även spelmoment.
Avslutningsvis väljs bollek, rörelseövning och/eller
målvaktsträning.
2. planering
Träningspassens längd är rekommenderad i
förhållande till barns utveckling:
6 – 8 år 60 minuter
9 – 10 år 65 minuter
11 – 12 år 75 minuter
3. planering
Rekommenderad längd på lekar och övningar:
Anfallsteknik 15 minuter
Smålagsspel 25 min (6-8 år), 30 min (9-12 år)
Spelmoment 15 minuter
Bollek 10 minuter
Rörelseövning 10 minuter
Målvaktsträning 10 minuter
4. planering
Om en fotbollsskola pågår ett flertal dagar på raken
kan dagens andra träningspass med fördel planeras
som ett lekspass.
Välj då en bollek och en rörelseövning och låt dem
pågå en större del av träningspasset.
Det andra träningspasset kan också kortas ner för
att barnen ska orka ha roligt.