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Rewrite the following very pompous statement, simplifying the text without detracting from the meaning:
“From what I have observed during my time at this establishment, there appears to be a common practice of employees utilising the world-wide web for the sole purpose of buying and selling personal property via an online auction system referred to as e-bay.”
From what I can tell, there appears to be a common practice of employees using the internet from the sole purpose of buying and selling personal property through a website called “e-bay”.
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Understanding who your audience is helps you communicate with them effectively. In groups, discuss who the target audience might be if you were the marketing manager planning the launch of the new model Hybrid Toyota Camry. Then plan a launch campaign. Consider all avenues you might use to communicate with this audience.
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5557926_1_wee-5-online-tute.docx

Create an essay describing and reflecting on an
ethical
or
professional issue
in early childhood education using appropriate literature and documents
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5557964_1_oct-20th.docx

What are the key strategic points at which SIMS should make a strategic move? 2. What strategic risks would SIMS be exposed to if they undertake the agreement with BSG? 3. What would you suggest SIMS do to protect themselves in relation to the opportunity with BSG? 4. Explain and describe what strategy you would employ if you were the Managing Director, Dr Jacqui Parker and why? 5. If you were a business consultant specialising in Strategic Management, what would you advise the Directors of SIMS to do and why?
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5557965_1_at2-case-study—business-case-analysis.pdf

Your client, Julian, applied to the Minister for Home Affairs on June 30 for access to copies of documents, emails or correspondence relating to the role of Australian Border Force officials and the Minister in permitting passengers to disembark from the Ruby Princess cruise ship in Sydney on March 19. Julian is a freelance journalist. His application was made under the
Freedom of Information Act 1982
(Cth) (FOI Act).
On July 30, in a brief letter, the Minister refused Julian’s request, on two grounds:
(1) the request would substantially and unreasonably interfere with the performance of the Minister’s functions, as per ss 24 and 24AA of the
Freedom of Information Act 1982
(Cth) (FOI Act), because it would take more than 1,000 hours to identify and locate the documents and decide whether to release them;
(2) the requested documents would contain, or relate to, deliberative processes of the Minister, as per s 47C(1) of the FOI Act and, if published they would inhibit officials from giving the Minister robust and frank advice.
In the letter, the Minister gave no further reasons for his decision. One week later, the Minister told the House of Representatives that he had rejected Julian’s request because he was a ‘troublemaker’ who was trying to undermine the government and endanger national security.

Imagine a wedge-shaped object flying through air at supersonic speeds (see Fig. 1). In compressible flow theory (covered in MCEN90008 Fluid Dynamics), it is known that an oblique shock wave forms at the front tip of this object under certain conditions. The equation relating the wedge half-angle ? to the shock oblique angle ß and the Mach number M is given by tan (?) = 2 cot (ß) M2 sin2 (ß) – 1 M2(? + cos (2ß)) + 2 , (1) where ? = 1.4 is the ratio of specific heats. For a given M, as you keep increasing ?, there is a critical angle, ?max where the shock becomes detached. We can also recast Eq. (1) into the following form f(ß) = 2 cot (ß) M2 sin2 (ß) – 1 M2(? + cos (2ß)) + 2 – tan (?) . (2) Your tasks are the following: Analytical solution for ? = 0?
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5560059_1_assignment02.pdf
5560059_2_a2-files–1-.zip

This term project will give you experience with research in applied mathematics. Each individual student will submit a written report on a mathematical model in which you provide a detailed explanation of the model and its contribution to the field. Show that you understand the model motivation, background, equations, assumptions, results, limitations, and usefulness. Try your best to recreate at least some of the results. If you have trouble and cannot reproduce any of the results, you must at least provide a detailed interpretation of the results provided in the paper. Provide examples of how the model could be adapted to address the limitations.
Project report:
The project must contain the following sections:
1. Abstract: summary of the content of your paper
2. Introduction (~1 page): describe the background necessary to understand the project and outline of the goals of the paper
3. Methods Section and Results Section (about 3 pages): describe the model development, equations, assumptions, and predictions (including results you are able to reproduce or including results from the original paper cited properly)
4. Conclusion (about 1 pages): Interpret the model results in terms of the physical system. Describe what new insight has been obtained using the model. Discuss the accuracy of the model and what improvements could be made. Give your opinion of the model and provide suggestions for future work
Note: You are not required to look for another source. The only source you need the Shaw Levin attachment below.
Attachments:
5560147_1_Shaw-Levin-2011.pdf