An updated guide to the latest version of CorelDraw describes the new features and tools of CorelDraw 10 and explains how to use the graphics program to manipulate text and images, create bitmap effects, add layers and shadow, import digital photographs, and maximize color palettes. Original. (Intermediate)

CorelDRAW 9: The Official Guide

Computers & Technology

Coburn III, Foster D.

McCormick, Peter

Web Development & Design

Computing McGraw-Hill

Detailing all the new features and innovations of CorelDRAW! 7, this book teaches readers how to use the graphics features of this program to create artwork quickly and effectively. The author provides step-by-step instructions, and a multitude of illustrations to teach basic drawing techniques as well as more complex skills and special effects.

Coreldraw 7: The Official Guide

Coburn, Foster D.

Programming

McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media

A comprehensive guide to the popular vector drawing program, with sections on basics, manipulation, adding effects, input and output, and advanced topics, for new and current users of the program. Coverage progresses from installation and drawing basics to adding effects and designing for the Internet. Includes b&amp;w screen shots and drawings, and 16 pages of color images. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Coreldraw 8: The Official Guide

Any court watcher knows that the Supreme Court of Canada delivers some of its major constitutional judgments in a “By the Court” format. This transformative approach abandons the common law tradition of attributing decisions to individual judges. By the Court is the first major study of these unanimous and anonymous decisions and features a complete inventory, chronology, and typology of these cases. Peter McCormick and Marc Zanoni explore the origins, purposes, and potential future of “By the Court,” framing this practice as uniquely Canadian, and the most dramatic form of a modern style that highlights the institution and downplays individual contributions.

By the Court: Anonymous Judgments at the Supreme Court of Canada (Law and Society)

Legal History

UBC Press

Rules & Procedures

University of British Columbia Press

Modernity, Aesthetics, and the Bounds of Art

Arts & Photography

Individual Artists

Cornell University Press

Sport is now big business with clubs, sponsors and agents all trying to capitalize on the marketing opportunities created though an association with a team, player or sporting event. Complex agreements might involve anything from broadcasting rights to product endorsement, but each transaction involves common legal and contractual issues vital to the success of the commercial relationship. Sports Business: Law, Practice and Precedents concentrates on the legal issues in the UK, which must be considered when structuring and negotiating these valuable deals. This second edition has been comprehensively updated and expanded since the first edition, and now includes: sections dealing with new media rights, design rights, and image rights; chapters covering broadcasting contracts and sports marketing which have been substantially expanded; over a dozen new precedents gathered together in a separate section; plus the inclusion of a CD-ROM containing all the precedents for you to adapt to your own needs. Written by a team of leading practitioners within the field of sports law, Sports Business: Law Practice and Precedents is indispensable to anyone involved in advising and negotiating sports deals.

Sports Business: Law, Practice, Precedents

Verow, Richard

Lawrence, Clive

Specialties

Jordans Pub

As a judge, Beverley McLachlin is known for her unique ability to stand up for the values and beliefs that reflect the best of Canadaand Canadians. As chief justice, she led the way to assisted suicide legislation, greater recognition of aboriginal rights and title, safe injection sites for drug users and many other changes that have had a dramatic impact on Canadian life. Less well known is how she encouraged collegiality within the Supreme Court and led Canadian judges to pay closer attention to real-world information about the issues they are considering. Her defence of the independence of the court and her own personal integrity when she was attacked by Stephen Harper -- an incident discussed and documented in this book -- underline her strength of character and integrity. This book sketches Beverley McLachlin's experiences growing up in rural Alberta, attending university, becoming a lawyer and then a judge. At a time when governments were seeking qualified women for senior positions in Canada's courts, she was selected by politicians, both Liberal and Conservative, to fill progressively higher positions. As leading Canadian writers on the role of the judiciary in Canada, Ian Greene and Peter McCormick offer readers a balanced, informed perspective on her time on the Supreme Court -- a role that was remarkable for her prodigious work and the clarity of her decisions.

Beverley McLachlin: The Legacy of a Supreme Court Chief Justice

Biographies & Memoirs

Greene, Ian

Community & Culture

Lorimer

Judges and Judging: Inside the Canadian Judicial System

First published in 1990, this book is the first to examine in detail who Canada's judges are and how they make their decisions. During eight years of research, the authors gathered detailed biographical information on judges, including their backgrounds, political connections and previous work experience. They consider in detail the nature of judicial appointments in Canada, the background characteristics of judges, the process of judicial decision-making, the role of the Supreme Court of Canada, and the controversial position of judges as legislators. Judges and Judging is a pioneering work presenting a portrait of Canada's judiciary that remains relevant today.

First published in 1990, this book is the first to examine in detail who Canada's judges are and how they make their decisions. During eight years of research, the authors gathered detailed biographical information on judges, including their backgrounds, political connections and previous work experience. They consider in detail the nature of judicial appointments in Canada, the background characteristics of judges, the process of judicial decision-making, the role of the Supreme Court of Canada, and the controversial position of judges as legislators.Judges and Judging is a pioneering work presenting a portrait of Canada's judiciary that remains relevant today.

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