What’s in the water

The research reported here addresses the question of what is required to engage stakeholders to create effective change. It is a case study of one organisation, Melbourne Water, which is located in Victoria, Australia. The research is undertaken using a qualitative, action research framework and a systems psychodynamic perspective. Volunteer participants participated in one-on-one interviews and focus groups. The data is also generated through organisational observations and reflection utilising the methods of supervision and journaling.

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the relevance of U5-FRs in a nuclear fleet deployment configuration. Considering several power demand scenarios and assuming different finite quantities of available natural uranium, this paper examines what types of reactors must be deployed to meet the demand.

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Do you remember these ? Write the letter of each picture and the word in your exercise How much are a bottle of water and two kilos of potatoes? B: They are thirty thousand dong Learn by heart the new words and the structures Make 5 questions with “how much is/are….? And answer.

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7 a) What is the part/ item to take out water on the windscreen of a car? b) What is the part at the top of a car? c) What protects from the wind? d) What covers the car engine? e) Where can you put your suitcases/ luggage in the car? f) What helps the driver see that the front car is turning left or right? g) What can you see on a car so that you know where you sign the car? Answer the following questions:

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The great Australian swimmer, Annette Kellerman, student at the University of Wisconsin, planted the first seed of what was to become synchronized swimming when she performed a water ballet in a glass tank in New York in 1907. Katherine Curtis, an American woman, was very inspired by the new water sport. So she tried to get synchronized swimming added to the physical education programme for female students. In 1923 she founded a water ballet club at the University of Chicago and sixty swimmers of the club attracted national and international publicity.

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