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Showing posts with label 2019. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2019. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 June 2020

Tongan Alternative Methods Of Curing

The first method is if you have diarrhoea you can
1 grate some Tutu'uli bark and put it into a cloth
2 then you put some water in a cup and put the cloth with the bark inside to soak
3 when the mixture is ready take 1 table spoon 1-2 times a day

If you have a toothache you chew the leaves of the Tutu'uli but do not swallow.
If you have a soar tummy you can swallow little pawpaw seeds and it will make you feel better.
But if you are a child your tummy is soar you can use the nonu leaves put it into a cloth let it soak in water and drink.
If a mosquito bites you you can just tap the pawpaw with your nail and you can use the juice on the bite.

This method is used for joint pain and headaches
1 First you have to gather 12 nonu leaves and uhi leaves and then crush them together
2 Add a tiny bit of water to the leaves
3 then put the crushed leaves on a another leaf and rub all over your body

Here are some photos of those methods.











Friday, 6 December 2019

Online Shopping Now More Expensive

                 Online purchase will now get more expensive for New Zealanders.
Offshore retailers selling products in New Zealand will now be required to collect and pay GST. The rule applies to businesses selling goods online in the country worth more than $60,000 annually. The  changes are intended to help local suppliers compete with online overseas companies. It is expected that the government will earn roughly around $130 million in revenue each year by 2022.

Thursday, 5 December 2019

Last Day Of Tech

   On The last day of tech we finished adding our details on and coloring it in. When we finished cutting out our carton we had to stick it onto another carton format. When we finished sticking it on our second paper we were supposed to laminate it but unfortunately I didn't finish it in time. 

What I have achieved is designing useful things for our environment and community. 
                           What I have not achieved is working fast enough to get things done.                                                                                      


Thursday, 21 November 2019

Tech

Image result for juice carton foldingAt tech we started designing our front cover of our juice carton. I haven't started on my good copy of my carton so I am designing on a test paper. One thing we need on our cover is how many ML. The title of my juice carton is Apple Bomb and the flavor is obviously apple. On my cover I have a little apple character saying try it love it its good and healthy for you.

Tuesday, 12 November 2019

Company Making Robots That Looks Like Human

A Russian manufacturing company has released a scheme to mass produce life like robots.
The design is called a Robo-C because they are designed to be used as a companion. The company that makes these robots is called Promobot. It plans to use the robots as personal assistance and companions and hopes they will be able to be used for educational purposes. The Robo-C has a neck and torso and can look like any person on this earth. Very soon people will be able to order a robot with any appearance for professional or personal use. The robot is not able to walk but is able to copy human expression, move its eyes, eyebrows and muscles. It can also hold a conversation. The robot has over 600 facial expressions and will be able to communicate and answer questions by studying the original.


Monday, 11 November 2019

NCEA Exams Start

The first of 119 NCEA and Scholarship exams started last week. In total around 140,000 secondary school students will be taking tests. The New Zealand Qualifications Authority is the group that organised these exams. They are expecting to mark more than a million exam booklets, as well as 48,000 online exam entries from this years exam. The exams will finish on the 3rd of December. Education Minister Chris Hipkins said about 20,000 students from nearly 200 schools would be sitting online exams this year, up from 6,700 students last year.

Wednesday, 6 November 2019

Tech

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At tech today we started creating the cover of our juice carton. The name of my juice is Apple Bomb the flavor is apple and this is the font I used. Next we had to add our ML, bar code, ingredients and lastly nutrition. When we thought about those things we had to think about what is legal and why. We said that you need ingredients to show if you have any allergies to the juice. Next we had to think about what we can use that can be safe and not harming the sea animals. We came up with an idea instead of straws you can have a side where you can unfold a attached pouring hole.


Smart Money: Buying Online


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Tips for Shopping Online
First of all you have to check that the website is secure also to check the reviews and feedback's. You can also remember to check and see if their policy's are good and fair. A good tip is to check the product description such as what colour, what size, what materials and what features the product has. 

Monday, 4 November 2019

South Africa Wins Rugby World Cup

South Africa dominated England 13-12 in the final in Yokohama. Tries by wingers Makazole Mapimpi and Cheslin Kolbe and the goal kicking of Handre Pollard earned South Africa their win. England came into the match with huge expectations after the New Zealand win however they were disappointing. South Africa has now earned their 3rd trophy ever since 2007 and 1995.

Friday, 25 October 2019

Fire Breaks Out In Sky City

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A major fire has hit Auckland's Sky City Convention centre. Large flames engulfed the top of the building just after 1pm yesterday afternoon starting on the seventh floor before spreading to the sixth. The fire started in the roof cavity and it's been difficult for firefighter's to get inside the building and to the top. St John says one person has been admitted to Auckland City Hospital in a serious condition. Sky City has evacuated it's entire Auckland area, with people forced to leave the Sky Tower, casino, all Sky City hotels, restaurants and corporate offices.

Wednesday, 23 October 2019

Tech

Today at tech we finished off our me drawing, carton research and design brief. Next we drew the cover of our fruit carton. My cover is a passion fruit and the title of my carton is Dark Night. When we finished we all submitted our work to Miss Ferguson.

Tuesday, 22 October 2019

Silver Fern Beat Aussie

The Silver Ferns have beaten Australia 54-53. The result means the New Zealand side takes a 2-1 lead in the four-match Constellation Cup series. The Silver Fern trailed by six goals earlier on. However the world champions fought their way back in front of 13,497 fans at Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena on Sunday. Ameliaranne Ekenasio made the shot with 20 seconds remaining after both teams made some errors in a pressure-packed final five minutes. The Silver Ferns can win their second Constellation Cup series if they win the final match in Perth on Sunday.

Friday, 30 August 2019

Finish Up For Rotation


At tech we started painting our board for our 3d games. I painted my board black because I thought it matched my pieces.  I added three thin coats lairs of black to my board and then in the square holes I added two thin coats of lairs. Then we let them dry by using the sun or blowing it because unfortunately Mrs Ferguson lost the art rooms hair dryer.

Monday, 26 August 2019

Funding For Hamilton To Auckland Rail Service



              
     Funding has been given for a rail service from Hamilton to Auckland. Around $92 million in                 funding has been approved for the service, Which will launch next year. Transport Minister Phil             Twyford announced the funding on Friday, saying that more and more people are travelling                   between the two cities. The train will run from Hamilton to Papakura, Where passengers will have   to transfer to the Auckland public transport system. The final aim is to get the train all the way to           Britomart which is in Auckland's city.

Thursday, 22 August 2019

(Tech) Completing Our 3d Work.


At tech we finished off by adding a second coat to our 3d pieces while we were painting some of us still needed to share our 3d pieces creation to our teacher Mrs Ferguson.  If we had already sent our creation to her then we wrote our name on the board and how big do we want our pieces. I wanted by pieces 35x35.

When my board piece was cut out I had to sand it with a sanding paper until it was smooth. When my board was smooth I then added some glue and glued the board together with a cut out square frame.

Wednesday, 21 August 2019

Government Pledges $54 Million To Fight Homelessness

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The Government has announced a $54 million funding package to help fight and reduce homelessness. The money is said to go towards programmes that support at risk individuals and whanau. The plan is to get them to stay in a stable housing. The news was announced by Minister of Social Development Carmel Sepuloni late last week. The plan is to have 67 intensive case managers and navigators to work with homeless people. Their role will be to work with those in most need.

Thursday, 15 August 2019

Painting

At tech we started painting our 3d pieces. My 3d pieces were naughts and crosses instead it was called sun and moon. I painted the sun yellow and the moon white. To let the pieces dry faster we used the art classes hair dryer. The finally we took them to the back to dry completely. Image result for paint

Monday, 12 August 2019

Rare Flag Given Back To Kingitanga.

A rare 160 year old flag has been returned to the Kingitanga by the Anglican Church. The flag dates back to the time of the first Maori King Potatau Te Wherowhero. The Anglican Church officially signed over ownership to the Kingitanga after forgetting they had it for almost 100 years. The current King Kingi Tuheitia's son Te Ariki Tamaroa Whatumoana, received the Taonga on behalf of Kingitanga at a ceremony at Auckland Cathedral. The origin of the flag is unclear, it may have been made as a kind of funeral pall at the time of Potatau's death. In 1929, it surfaced in England. It appears to have been taken there in 1865 by a member of the clergy who had served in Aotearoa. It was then returned to Aotearoa. Ross Bay the Anglican Bishop of Auckland, it is time for the Taonga to finally return home. The flay will be welcomed back to Turangawaewae Marae formally next week with Waikato Tainui now resuming their role as Kaitiaki of the Taonga.

Friday, 9 August 2019

Kayaking At Wero White Water Park

At Wero White Water Park we went kayaking. We put on our gear which was a wet suit, boots, helmet and a life jacket. Then our instructor told us to secure our legs in somewhere under our kayak. We lined up in boys and girls line from shortest to tallest. Each people at the front had to grab to kayaks and put it in the shallow. When everyone had put their kayak in the shallow. We were told that if your kayak has the titan logo on the left and nothing on the right then we were correct. We kayaked to one end on my way I either flipped over or sank. When we were at one end we then had to kayak to a different area to rest. When we were resting our instructor gave us a challenge to make it back to land without flipping over.

Thursday, 8 August 2019

Creating Our 3d Pieces

At tech we finished creating our 3d pieces on tinker cad and sent the link to our graphics teacher Miss Ferguson to print out our pieces 3d. My 3d game is supposed to be naughts and crosses instead my game is called sun and moon.