[PDF] Top 20 What is this thing called 'community'?: an example in far north Queensland

... By community I mean something that goes far beyond mere local ...time. Community is founded on man (sic) conceived in his wholeness rather than in one or another of the roles, taken separately, that ... See full document

... For example, it is a school wide expectation that a student on tier 3 support with an individual curriculum plan be given the opportunity as part of that plan to develop their particular interests and ... See full document

... canes commonly occur (Figure 2.3). Strong winds cause defoliation and branch loss that results in increased litterfall and coarse woody debris, but unlike prevailing winds that favour a single direction, these windstorms ... See full document

... the Far North Queens- land retrieval service given the recognition that delays in the administration of appropriate antibiotic therapy in septic patients is linked to increased mortality ...as Far ... See full document

... For example, Australian governments are heavily focused on improving literacy and numeracy skills, however, studies which link sustainability education with improved literacy, critical and social skills (Ernst ... See full document

... For example, Larson (2009) conducted a survey of the local community (north Queensland) for the School of Business on “common attitudes to well-being” in the Great Barrier Reef catchment (the ... See full document

... Regional Address. Staff recorded addresses in either suburbs, towns, cities or states. To standardise the recording of these categories the Australian Bureau of Statistics guidelines were used. The categories were; ... See full document

... The concept of networks and alliances is hardly new. Around 448 B.C. some 20 Greek city states formed an alliance to defeat Persia (Smith, et al. 1995; Osborn and Hagedoorn, 1997). History is full of examples of networks ... See full document

... This example illustrates that during ethnographic research it is wise to be aware that things are not always as they seem and important to look deeper into actions not just believing in ...or what they ... See full document

... the community-based artists commented that the gallerists have demonstrated care for their welfare and that sharing information and knowledge helps cement their ...for community artists appears to be held ... See full document

... For example, Cairns Regional Council place hazard preparedness information in Council operated facilities such as local libraries, Council chambers and neighbourhood community centres, which may not be an ... See full document

... Consensus-based guidelines for pancreatitis are generally lacking in their prescription of criteria for aetiological attribution, which are typically based on individual clinical judgment. In most cases, these are ... See full document

... Galliano, S. J., & Loeffler, G. M. (1999). Place Assessment: How People Define Ecosystems. Walla Walla, WA: Social Science Assessment Team, USDA Forest Service. Retrieved 23 September 2006, fro Goudy, W. J. (1990). ... See full document

... • ’DAMIEN’: Development of essential software supporting the Grid infrastructure.. • ’DATAGRID’: Development of techniques supporting the pro- cessing and datastorage requirements of nex[r] ... See full document

... My research bridges two educational research priorities to look for evidence of teacher teaming through a sustainability education program - the Reef Guardian Schools Program - in Far No[r] ... See full document

... significant resources. One of those cases is the group of landowners with streamside forests in the lowland water catchment of the Great Barrier Reef Lagoon in Far North Queensland. The health and ... See full document

... Each sampling tool presents certain biases. Once these biases are defined, methods used to estimate population size and structure can be calibrated accordingly, resulting in more accurate and complex estimates of the ... See full document

... In longitudinal studies performed in Thailand and in Puerto Rico, Scott et al. (2000) found that 77 and 90% of all Ae. aegypti were captured indoors with the CDC backpack aspirator (CDC- BP), respectively. The CDC-BP is ... See full document

... This article has been accepted for publication and undergone full peer review but has not been through the copyediting, typesetting, pagination and proofreading process which may lead to differences between this version ... See full document

... Five samples tested positive for M. genitalium out of the 271 valid urine tests, resulting in a prev- alence of 1.8% (5/271, 95% CI ± 1.58). None of these five sample were also positive for C. tracho- matis or N. ... See full document