Couple of follow up notes to the previous post:
1. Prince Harry, heir to the British throne, served in Afghanistan and his family was silent on the deployment. In fact, when news of the deployment leaked, Prince Harry was removed from service for the sake of his unit. The US VP nominee of the Republican party [...]
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In the process of preparing for my MKTG7050 postgrad class, I went looking for something I couldn’t find (easily) - a solo authored published ANZMAC paper which was written in a staid, sombre style (found one - Temporal innovativeness in 2005).
Instead, I took a brief trip through some of the times I’ve gotten away with [...]
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Dear Apple.
iTunesU should be something of an easy sell. However, iTunesU is not KeyPointDemoU or RacistJokesU. You failed horribly at the Monday night seminar. The prerehearsed to within a SteveJobsian inch of its life presentation was bordering on bad with the cliche mobile pulling over time as “students” in the video clips aptly repeated the [...]
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In a whiny voice, Newsweek complains about the Homeland Security agency attending a conference in Hawaii. Sure, there are probably valid points, but this has to kill the article dead in the water for credible statements.
But that doesn’t mean Hawaii is picking up the tab for the federal officials. U.S. taxpayer dollars [...]
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On Monday, I have my bi-annual performance review - in 2006, I was tasked with publish two journal papers and a set of choices of a third journal or refereed chapter.
Since starting at ANU in 2006, I’ve published the following…
Chapters (4)
In press
Hughes, A and Dann, S. “Australia” in Lees-Marshment, J and , [...]
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