Indigenous Australians

Chapter 1: .Uluru= Ayers Rock .Aborigene = Aborigine Indigenous tourism : .Opportunities .Radio program about indigenous tourism from a business angle. 1- over 300 indigenous tourism businesses today ( Mickeal Ransy ) 2- no research done on the number of jobs it represents, but serious impact on Australia(Glenn miller) 3- it makes Australia unique should be proud of … 4- its sets Australia apart because there’s a variety/diversity of choices : performing arts and festivals, story telling

religions of Burma The majority of the population are Theravada Buddhists. There are minorities of Christians (mostly Baptists as well as some Catholics and Anglicans), Muslims (mostly Sunni), Hindus, and practitioners of traditional Chinese and indigenous religions. According to government statistics, almost 90 percent of the population are Buddhist, 4 percent are Christian, and 4 percent are Muslim; however, according to the USA department of state, these statistics may understate the non-Buddhist

(20 points) Your role: You are a chronicler on a weekly radio show. Your task: You must present a chronicle to defend the rights of an indigenous people. Your talk must last 3 – 4 minutes. Voir l’Help box en page suivante. Évaluation 5 – AN21-09 19 Help Box Content You are free to choose your own subject (but it must be in connection with indigenous people – Native Americans, Maori, Aborigines etc.). Here are some suggestions if you have no ideas: Native Americans The way they are represented

developing awareness on health benefits of wine and to supply good quality wines in reasonable prices in the domestic market are emphasized. Contributions made by major wineries such as, Champagne Indage (CI), Grover Vineyards and Sula Vineyards for indigenous production of quality wines in the country are highlighted. CI at Narayangaon is a pioneer of French style wines in India, produces exquisite qualities in both still and sparkling wines. The company has the capacity of producing over 3 million bottles

d’Anglo-Saxons, d'Aborigènes (1% seulement) et d'un nombre croissant d’immigrants qui ont permis de construire un multiculturalisme exceptionnel. L’aspect social le plus problématique en Australie ne concerne pas les immigrants mais les Aborigènes ou Indigenous Australians, habitants natifs de l’Australie: la réconciliation est un processus douloureux et sensible, encore loin d’être résolu. La plupart des Australiens, environ 80%, vivent dans une zone urbaine et une grande majorité est propriétaire. De plus

(CERA). OCTOBER 2005 1:2 MALOLACTIC FERMENTATION IN WINE PETER COSTELLO Dr. Peter Costello joined Lallemand Australia in 2003 as National Technical Manager. He has more than 20 years of experience in the Australian wine industry and has been employed by the Australian Wine Research Institute, as well as by three different commercial wine producers. His forte lies in applied microbiological research, malolactic fermentation and industrial applications of wine lactic acid bacteria and

examples relevant for each category or family. Our first category is formed with trees considered as small trees or shrubby trees, some examples of this category are: ❖ Amargo is a small tropical tree, growing only 2-6 m in height. It is indigenous to Brazil, Peru, Venezuela, Suriname, Colombia, Argentina, and Guyana. It has beautiful red flowers and fruits that turn red as they mature. Known botanically as Quassia amara, it is marketed and used interchangeably with another tree species, Picrasma

(20 points) Your role: You are a chronicler on a weekly radio show. Your task: You must present a chronicle to defend the rights of an indigenous people. Your talk must last 3 minutes. Voir l’Help box en page suivante. Évaluation 5 – AN21-11 19 Help Box Content You are free to choose your own subject (but it must be in connection with indigenous people – Native Americans, Maori, Aborigines etc.). Here are some suggestions if you have no ideas: Native Americans The way they are represented

nm Sieving & charge NF 0.1–1 nm RO o0.1 nm Sieving & charge Sieving, diffusion 0.1– 1.0 1.5–3.0 3.0–5.0 T, HF, SW, PF T, HF, SW, PF SW, PF Somatic cells, bacteria, spores Fat globules Casein micelles Soluble proteins Caseinomacropeptide Indigenous peptides Salts (divalent cations) Salts (monovalent cations) Lactose Micellar casein, Native whey proteins WPC, WPI, MPC, b-LG, a-La, Bioactive Milk & whey protein hydrolysates, Glycomacropeptide Whey permeate Delactosed, deproteinized whey

points) Your role: You are a chronicler on a weekly radio show. Your task: You must present a chronicle to defend the rights of an indigenous people. Your talk must last 3 minutes. ̈ Voir l’Help box en page suivante. Évaluation 5 – AN21-13 19 Help Box Content You are free to choose your own subject (but it must be in connection with indigenous people – Native Americans, Maori, Aborigines etc.). Here are some suggestions if you have no ideas: Native Americans ᕡ The way they