Please briefly describe in 1200-1500 wordsThis essay allows you to demonstrate your understanding of Capacity building in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities, and why community development of this kind is an appropriate approach in these communities. It also allows you to demonstrate your ability to analyse community development programs and their impacts in the areas of health, education and employment amongst disadvantaged and marginalised groups. [AP1]This is from the Learning Outcomes. Essay question:For this assessment, you are required to discuss:· In relation to Community Development, what is Capacity building?· Why is this important when working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities? · Briefly outline the current experiences and ongoing impacts of colonisation on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities in the areas of health, education or employment. · Research one (1) Community Development project which focuses on health, education or employment in an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.· Discuss how this project is relevant and supportive to the Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander community.

Discuss the ways and means by which the culture of a society changes over time As it relates to: - Assimilation - Acculturation, (How they are similar or different) - How we changed our culture through innovation (focus on technology) - Cultural Penetration - Cultural Assimilation - Discovery

Description Using assigned book, Aimé Césaire by Prof. Elizabeth Walcott-Hackshaw and other credible scholarly sources, provide a well-referenced academic essay in which you give your response to the following To what extent has Césaire’s life and work influenced understanding(s) of post-colonial Caribbean identity? Word limit: 2500  CRITERIA:   Application of key themes in Caribbean Civilization – 10 marks  Student has applied knowledge of themes addressed in the Caribbean Civilisation course to the analysis. Analysis – 15 marks 

A binding study was undertaken to investigate the binding kinetics of indacaterol, a synthetic agonist of the $\beta$-adrenergic receptor, which binds approximately three orders magnitude tighter to the $\beta$-adrenergic receptor than does adrenaline. In this study, cardiomyocytes were incubated with labelled indacaterol for 10 minutes at $37^{\circ} \mathrm{C}$, the cells were pelleted by centrifugation and the amount of indacaterol in the pellet determined. The experiment was performed in two ways. Firstly, the binding of increasing amounts of labelled indacaterol was measured to determine total binding. Secondly, the experiment was repeated in the presence of a vast excess of unlabeled indacaterol to measure non-specific binding (data shown below). a. What conformation will the $\beta$-adrenergic receptor be in following treatment with indacaterol? (1 mark) b. Determine the approximate $K_{D}$ for indacaterol binding to the $\beta$-adrenergic receptor (estimation is fine). ( 2 marks) c. Why would it be unreasonable to do this type of assay using adrenaline? (1 mark) d. Calculate the number of $\beta$-adrenergic receptors per cardiomyocyte. Assume that, one molecule of indacaterol binds per receptor, there are $5.5 \times 10^{8}$ cardiomyocytes per $\mathrm{mg}$ of protein and Avogadro's number is $6 \times 10^{23}$. Show full working ( 2 marks)

In Module 8, issues of sex, gender and sexuality are addressed. Draw on the content of that module to explain why sexism, heterosexism and transphobia are bad for business, governance and society more generally? What kinds of changes are needed to avoid the negative consequences of exclusionary practices related to gender equality and gender diversity?

E &M Company wants to site a waste processing factory in Abokobi. The community members are strongly against this development because it could pose environmental and health risk. Your group has been selected to make recommendations to the various stakeholders concerning ways of ensuring that the project is socially accepted, economically viable and environmentally friendly. Using this as a case study;Explain what an EIA is to the community and why it is necessary in the current circumstancesIdentify the various actors who should be involved in this processExplain in details the various processes involved in the EIA and how the community members can be involved in the process to ensure the trustworthiness and acceptance of the outcome of the EIA process.What are some of the challenges likely to hinder participation from the community members?

temperature. If the peak occurs at a long wavelength, the star is cooler than a star that gives off most of its light (peaks) at a short wavelength. For example, if Star $\mathrm{E}$ and Star $\mathrm{F}$ are the same size and temperature, they will have identical blackbody curves. However, if Star $\mathrm{F}$ is the same size as Star $\mathrm{E}$, but is cooler, then its energy output is less at all wavelengths and the peak occurs at a longer wavelength (toward the red end of the spectrum). Figure 2a Figure 2b Figure 2c USE FIGURE 2B to answer Questions 6-9. Assume Stars E and F are the same size. 6) Which star gives off more red light? Explain your reasoning. 7) Which star gives off more blue light? Explain your reasoning. 8) Which star looks redder? Explain your reasoning.

In the simplest case, the shoreline shore retreats by "passive submergence", that is the water just comes up on the sloping land surface and moves landward like it would on your driveway. If the slope of the north shore of Great South Bay is 0.001, that is, the land surface rises in elevation 10 m if you travel 10 km away from the shore. How far would the shoreline migrate if sea level were to rise 0.5 m over the next 100 years.

A star is observed with its brightness measured continuously andvery precisely for several weeks. It is observed to briefly dim dueto a planet transit, by 0.020 per cent (i.e. to 0.99980 of normalbrightness) every 8 days. From its spectrum we know that the staris identical to the Sun. (a) What is the radius of this planet, inJupiter Radii? (b) What is the semi-major axis of the planet’sorbit? Rsun: 6.957x10^8 m

Activity 2: Here the Way it is. Suggest ways to address local, national and international inequalities. Local means in your locality; National refers to the nation as a whole; global refers to the whole world. How will you address the inequalities enumerated below based on the provided scope of such inequalities. \begin{tabular}{|c|l|l|l|} \hline INEQUALITIES & LOCAL & NATIONAL & GLOBAL \\ \hline $\begin{array}{c}\text { Access to social, } \\ \text { political, and } \\ \text { symbolic capital }\end{array}$ & & & \\ \hline Ethnic Minority & & & \\ \hline Gender & & & \\ \hline \end{tabular}

please answer these What is the contour interval for this map? Assume the elevation is given in feet above sea level. 50 feet $20 \mathrm{fect}$ 10 fect 40 feet What is the approximate elevation of the "O" in "Town" in the center part of the map? 80 45 50 60 Look for the stream in the middle area of the map labeled "Mill." In which direction is it flowing TOWARDS (assuming North is the top of the map)? Northwest Southeast Northeast Southwest What is the contour interval for this map? Assume the elevation is given in feet above sea level. 20 foot 50 foot 40 feet $10 \mathrm{fect}$

help olease Choose the best match. Some answers will not be used. hydrographic station transect spatial resolution temporal resolution undersampling problem scientific diving twilight zone $\checkmark$ [choose ] a line of stations on a grid relating to units of space (distance, area, volume) Sylvia Earle a shipboard sampling location in the ocean, usually arranged as points mesophilic coral ecosystems the lack of sufficient data to fully understand the ocean over all scales an ocean explorer who co-invented scuba and invented the shark cage the use of scuba diving to carry out scientific investigations underwate coral reefs that grow in dimly lit waters the first woman to live underwater relating to units of time, from fractions of seconds to millennia the dimly lit boundary between the lighted and dark portions of the oc oversampling problem Robert Ballard [Choose] [Choose] [Choose] Jacques Cousteau [Choose] Simone Cousteau [Choose] $\checkmark[$ Chose ] a line of stations on a grid relating to units of space (distance, area, volume) Sylvia Earle a shipboard sampling location in the ocean, usually arranged as points on a grid mesophilic coral ecosystems the lack of sufficient data to fully understand the ocean over all scales of space and time an ocean explorer who co-invented scuba and invented the shark cage the use of scuba diving to carry out scientific investigations underwater coral reefs that grow in dimly lit waters the first woman to live underwater relating to units of time, from fractions of seconds to millennia the dimly lit boundary between the lighted and dark portions of the ocean oversampling problem Robert Ballard [Choose]

3.9 Consider a model of the star Dschubba ( $\delta$ Sco), the center star in the head of the constellation Scorpius. Assume that Dschubba is a spherical blackbody with a surface temperature of $28,000 \mathrm{~K}$ and a radius of $5.16 \times 10^{9} \mathrm{~m}$. Let this model star be located at a distance of $123 \mathrm{pc}$ from Earth. Determine the following for the star: (a) Luminosity. (b) Absolute bolometric magnitude. (c) Apparent bolometric magnitude. (d) Distance modulus. (e) Radiant flux at the star's surface. (f) Radiant flux at Earth's surface (compare this with the solar irradiance). (g) Peak wavelength $\lambda_{\text {max }}$.

please answer all that you can, thanks Part 2: Intrusive Igneous Rocks: The Loch Doon Pluton Below is a map of a Scottish igneous body, a pluton. The key shows the different rock types that solidified sequentially in this magma chamber. These rock types reflect different mineral assemblies, resulting from different magma compositions. During the period of cooling and solidifying, the magma in this magma chamber changed chemical composition: it evolved. Note that the dashed red line around the pluton marks the limit of contact metamorphism. These rock types are collectively called granitoids. They are all coarse-grained, entirely These rock types are collectively called granitoids. They are all cosse-grained, catirely crystalline rock, resembling granite, but with noticeably different mineral assemblages. Questions. Answer briefly. 1. Which part(s) of the magma chamber (which rock type) do you think crystallized first? Why do you think so? 2. Do you think this magma chamber cooled by crystals settling to the bottom of the chamber, or by crystals solidifying against the chamber walls? Explain why you think so? 3. Given your answers above, list the rock types within the pluton in the order of theif crystallization. 4. Which of these rock types would likely be highest in percentage of silica? Explain. 5. Do you think the small Burnhead Intrusion outcrop to the east is part of the same solidified magma chamber as the Loch Doon Pluton? Why or why not? Look for map evidence. 6. Do you think the Fleet Pluton to the southeast is part of the same solidified magma chamber? Why or why not? Can you see any relationship to the Pluton? What does the legend tell you? 7. There are four faults identified by name on the map, trending southwest-northeast (and two others, unnamed, to the east). Do you think the Leadhills Fault and Farding Mullach Fault predated or post-dated the intrusion of this mass of hot liquid? Explain. all i was given is this map and a series of questions. please answer any questions that you know.

$\mathrm{CsCl}_{2}\left(\mathrm{Cs}^{2+}=\right.$ pink cations, $\mathrm{Cl}^{-}=$green anions $)$ 4. Where is addition of a $\mathrm{Cs}^{2+}$ cation to $\mathrm{CsCl}_{2}$ most likely? ( 1 credit) \begin{tabular}{|l|} \hline Select an answer $\ldots . \mathbf{v}$ \\ \hline \hline Select an answer ... \\ \hline A \\ B \\ C \\ D \\ \hline \end{tabular}

Compare AND contrast the Articles of Confederation with the U.S. Constitution. Evaluate the extent to which the Articles of Confederation were effective in solving the problems of the new nation. Why did the Articles fail? How did the constitution fix those problems? 3 to 4 pages must include a thesis statement. use specific examples to support your argument and cite all resources this is not a summary of the two primary service documents but an analysis of their similarity, differences, and effectiveness. show thought and analysis throughout your paper

$\ldots \quad \ldots$, A soybean breeder is aiming to breed for early maturation. He was able to cross variety A which has desirable agronomic characteristics but late maturation with variety $B$ which has less-than-ideal agronomic characteristics but early maturation. In addition to the $\mathrm{F}_{1}$ population, $\mathrm{F}_{2}$ and $\mathrm{BC}_{1}$ population were also generated. The variances for each population are presented below. \begin{tabular}{|l|c|c|c|c|c|} \hline Population & $\mathrm{P}_{1}$ & $\mathrm{P}_{2}$ & $\mathrm{~F}_{1}$ & $\mathrm{~F}_{2}$ & $\mathrm{BC}_{1}$ \\ \hline Variance & 3.3 days $^{2}$ & 4.7 days $^{2}$ & 6.6 days $^{2}$ & 19.2 days $^{2}$ & 12.1 days $^{2}$ \\ \hline \end{tabular}Based on the data from this experiment, will you recommend putting in effort to breed for early maturation in soybean? Justify your answer by citing and interpreting the relevant heritability value(s)

5. In 2-3 sentences, discuss 2 pieces in the Hellenistic period that emphasis "drama and personal expression". Describe the features you see in the sculptures to make your point.

Open up GoogleEarth and go to "-43.596, 170.142" (latitude and longitude in GoogleEarth format). Save the GoogleEarth image that shows the feature in the wider context of the surrounding landscape, paste the image into you answer document, and then answer the following questions. What is the geographical name of the feature you are looking at and where is it located at? What type of landform is this and give a brief description? Describe the earth system processes that caused its formation. Note: You may have to zoom in or out to get a better view of the feature or context of the location within the landscape, or change the viewing angle.

Open up GoogleEarth and go to "52.969, 0.958" (latitude and longitude in GoogleEarth format). Save the GoogleEarth image that shows the feature in the wider context of the surrounding landscape, paste the image into you answer document, and then answer the following questions. What is the geographical name of the feature you are looking at and where is it located at? What type of landform is this and give a brief description? Describe the earth system processes that caused its formation. Note: You may have to zoom in or out to get a better view of the feature or context of the location within the landscape, or change the viewing angle.

1. Provide what is ask A. Enumerate the contents of an EMP B. What are the six elements of ISO14001 C. If you are hired a project engineer to build a new cement manufacturing plant, explain how are you going to handle the environmental compliance for the construction and what permit should you comply and how?

B. If you are hired as project engineer to build a new cement manufacturing plant, explain how are you going to handle the environmental compliance for the construction and what permit should you comply and how?

You have been asked to choose a location for a landfill waste disposal site. Use a simple BPEO to evaluate the different factors for choosing the best site of the following four choices. Assume equal weightings (unless weighting is justified in your view), and allocate scores/rankings where high numbers are better. Explain your preferred solution with reference to your numerical analysis. • Site 1: Is owned by the council and has approval for this use. It lies very near a reservoir water supply with a fragile ecosystem. Access is poor. The area is remote so cannot be seen by neighbours. • Site 2: is near a small town and visible from a distance. Access is reasonable but existing road too narrow for 1km length. Land can be purchased immediately, but is currently used for livestock. • Site 3: lies near a major town and is visible from a long distance. This is brownfield site with no known protected species, owned by a private landowner. Excellent access for lorry transport. • Site 4: is remote from any neighbours in a rural location. It has ready access from nearby roads. The council owns the land but has currently zoned it for new housing. There are several protected species in the area.

6. Describe the inputs which should be used to answer thefollowing questions and what would the outputs look like:"Find all buildings which are located on parcels with a minimalarea of 1000 m2 and a distance of more than 250m to thehighway".

Question 1 ( 0.5 points) Saved According to the account from Sahagún, which perspective is presented? The gods The Mexicas The Spaniards Huitzilopochti Question 2 ( 0.5 points) In the source written by López de Gómara, which of the following actions is presented as absolutely historically accurate? The Spaniards had been warned that the Méxica nobility were planning a rebellion. The Spaniards were ruthless in their attacks on the Méxicas. The Spanish had a desire to learn more about Native religious practices. The Spaniards were motivated by greed when they saw the gold worn by the Aztec peoples. Question 3 ( 0.5 points) In the source written by de Sahagún, which of the following descriptive phrases emphasizes that the Mexica peoples believed the Spanish attack was premeditated and intentional? Determined to kill people Surrounded those who danced Ran everywhere Attacked all the people Question 4 ( 0.5 points) Fray Bernardino de Sahagún, who interviewed members of the Mexica people decades after the Spanish attack believed that the Spanish slaughter of the Mexica was premediated and intentionally savage the Spanish leader was greedy and wanted to steal the jewelry of the dancers in a non-yiolent way, but things got out-of-hand and fighting broke out. the Spanish attacked the Mexica in self-defense While watching the festival, some of the Mexica dancers attacked the Spanish, who responded with violence. Question 5 (0.5 points) Both López de Gómara and Fray Bernardino de Sahagún agree that... The Spanish attack was provoked, and therefore their response was justified. The Spanish attack was moderately violent, and could have been avoided entirely had the Mexica who were dancing not attacked the Spanish who had come to watch the dancers The Spanish attack on the Festival was a fabricated by Moxica as an excuse to attack the Spanish. The Spanish attack was extremely violent and merciless. Question 6 (0.5 points) López de Gómara was one of the Spaniards who accompanied Cortes during the Conquest of the Mexica. Which of the following is one reason he uses to explain why the Spanish attacked the Mexica during the Festival? The only motivation for the Spanish attackers was murder. The Spanish leader of the attack may have learned earlier that the Mexica nobles were plotting a rebellion against the Spanish at the Festival. The Spanish were tricked into attacking the dancers by Mexica leaders. The Mexica had attacked several Catholic clergy earlier that week, and the Spanish saw the Festival as a way to get revenge. Question $7(0.5$ points) In the source written by López de Gómara on the Méxica Rebellion, what were the attitudes of the Spanlards toward the Mexica? They were cautious and shy. They were afraid and wary. They were violent and hostile. They were friendly and supportive. Question 8 ( 0.5 points) With which of the following statements in the secondary source would both primary sources agree? Alvarado attacked the Mexica after seeing the gold religious items they brought to the festival. Alvarado massacred unarmed Aztecs. Alvarado attacked in an attempt to stop a human sacrifice that was part of the ceremony. Question $9(0.5$ points) Which of the following statements in the secondary source supports the conclusion that Alvarado was a violent man who frequently abused indigenous peoples? Alvarado was left in charge of the Spanish mission in Tenochtitlan. Alvarado is farmous for participating in expeditions through the Caribbean and Central America. Several historians have noted the brutality Alvarado displayed in other conquests. Alvarado was a Spanish conquistador. Question 10 (0.5 points) Both primary sources do NOT agree that ... the Spaniards were violent and excessively violent. there were several possible reasons for the violent attacks of the Spanish on the Mexica. the massacre of the Méxicas occurred during a festive celebration. the Spaniards closed the exits and entrances and massacred the Méxicas

Both primary sources agree that ... the Spaniards killed the Méxicas because they wanted to steal their jewelry. the Spaniards entered the Sacred Patio on foot and gave gifts to the Méxicas. the Méxicas had gathered to plan a rebellion when the Spanish attacked. the massacre of the Méxicas occurred during a festive celebration. Which of the following statements in the secondary source conclusively demonstrates that the authors had read the Spanish account of the Massacre written by de Gómara? There are differing accounts of why Alvarado carried out the attack. Alvarado massacred unarmed Mexicas. Alvarado attacked in an attempt to stop a human sacrifice that was part of the ceremony. The Spanish conquistadors attacked the Mexica and killed most of the people, who were unarmed.

See inset 12.0 10.3 partial melting of the ultramafic rock peridotite that forms most of the Earth's mantle. moving over a hot spot in the underlying mantle. A) On which plate are the Hawaiian seamounts located? Pacific B) In roughly what direction does the hotspot appear to have been moving relative to the plate currently? Hint: Measure the direction of the island arch from North for this. Direction: Bearing: C) In roughly what direction has the plate therefore been moving relative to the hotspot? Hint: This is the inverse of the above question and measures the direction in which the plate is moving across the hotspot (which is locked in position) Direction: Bearing: to the hotspot at this time to explain the bend?

Match the benthic feeding mode with the correct food source. Match the benthic feeding mode with the correct food source. Suspension feeding Floating sediment Predation Particles in the water column Filter-feeding Similarly sized animals

How should the present Philippine government actively participate in global governance? Identify two and elaborate on them. Do this in essay form. No Plagiarism, please! Thank you Paragraph 1: Introduction Paragraph 2: One of the two ways Paragraph 3: The other way Paragraph 4: Conclusion

Make a research paper about the Environmental Impact of Online Food Delivery. Please follow this format: 1. Introduction 2. Review of related literature 3. Methodology 4. References.