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Caribbean Scents - Perfume Making
Perfume Making & Caribbean Scents Shore Trip
Departing the cruise terminal, you will be transferred to the French side of the island, St. Martin, during an approximately 30 minute scenic drive.
Upon arrival at the fragrance shop and small "factory" you will receive a brief introduction to the captivating world of fragrances by the staff. If the Nose, an affectionate term for the lead perfumer, is available, you will get a chance to meet them as well. The "factory" staff's job, is to, through keen knowledge of a large variety of fragrance ingredients, alone or in combination with other fragrances, to make a magical fragrance creation.
On this St. Maarten excursion, you will be shown how perfumes are made, from the layering of scents, through to how they are bottled.
With the process explained, you will then begin the process by choosing from 12 pre-mixed oils. To this, you will choose up to 3 additional oils from a collection of more than 300 scents to fine tune a fragrance soothing to your nose. You will be given three attempts so you can compare and choose your favorite one.
The one you choose will then be sealed into a 1.8-ounce bottle for you to take home along with a gift bag of Tijon products valued up to $45. You will also have an opportunity to browse the perfumes, in addition to lotions, soaps, candles, sunscreens and cosmetics made in the "factory." What better way to remember your day in French St Martin?
Reviewer: Sherrie
My sister and I had the best time making our own fragrance. What a lesson in how hard it is to produce a scent that you like and stays kudos to all the perfume makers.
Reviewer: Haley Boles
We took a cab straight from the cruise terminal to their store and when we entered we were immediately greeted by the owners themselves! While we were there, there were a couple of tours that came through that were partnered with the cruiseline but they didn't get to actually come in the lab like we did. You get hands-on experience making your own perfume, a goody bag when you leave, and the knowledge that you never have to worry about running out of your perfume because they save your recipe after you leave. I can't recommend this excursion enough.
Reviewer: Laurie A. Watkins-Rios
Absolutely loved, didn't think hubby would enjoy, both of us had a great time. John and wife were perfect host. Would recommend and do again!
Reviewer: Scent Mixologist in Training
An amazing chance to see how perfumes/colognes are made. My wife and I made a date of it and had a blast. The group tried some ""base"" scents and then smelled numerous essential oils overtones to find out what we liked. We also learned of some existing perfume combinations and then were able to test our own creations by mixing various drops of essential oils before choosing a favorite...which we made into our own take-home perfume or cologne.
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Incredible to wear and have comments about a fragrance u created.

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With India promising severe consequences in bilateral ties if Pakistan carries out the death sentence on alleged Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav, former president Pervez Musharraf has called on the government to be wary of sharp backlash from New Delhi on the matter.
Rejecting India's claims that Jadhav's trail was unfair, Musharraf maintained that the trial was carried out according to the procedure prescribed in Pakistan's law and said, "for anyone involved in espionage and sabotage, the case is tried in military court, a lawyer is assigned to defend the accused and the procedure is the same for Pakistanis as well as foreigners. Jadhav was tried according to the same procedure."
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1: Do I really give a shit about the Illuminati?
2: Wouldn't I rather be reading about the history of European cheese?
3: Why does the dishwasher always bend my spoons?
If your answers to these questions are, "Yes," "No," and, "Because I buy cheap cutlery." Then you are my kind of person and I suggest you keep reading.
If your answers were in any way different I think you're a jerk for bragging about your silverware and hope you get glaucoma from all that cheese research. Now go away and let the rest of us quietly read along while we take our morning poop.
The Illuminati began as a council of five men in Bavaria (which I wasn't able to locate on a map, but I think it's somewhere in Idaho). They were thoroughly immersed in mysticism and mental disciplines, seeking to develop the power of the mind. It is not clear if this "power" referred to the acquisition of telekinesis and telepathy or if they just wanted to get good at Sudoku, either way it was probably a waste of time.
Their alleged plan and purpose is world domination for their lord. Who precisely this lord is varies widely, some suggest it to be a bastardized version of the Judeo-Christian god, while others believe (myself included) it's a guy named Bob who creates universes on his days off. The Illuminati are alleged to be a motivational force encouraging one-world governance, a common religious ethic, and control of the worlds banking system. Organizations such as the United Nations, the Association for Pet Bereavement, and the Council for Dehydrated Onions and Garlic are all seen as tentacles of the Illuminati.
According to my favorite website, nothinghereistrue.com, the Illuminati are the main force behind a global effort to brainwash the masses by way of the educational curriculum and press, all in order to gain global control.
It's not quite clear as to what they plan on doing once they have complete control over all nations and their people. If it was me the first thing I would do is have everyone on Twitter who confuses "your" with "you're" rounded up and shot with paintballs full of goat piss. Next I would appoint David Hasselhoff 'King of Fashion' and have him design military outfits consisting of tight pants and leather vests. Then, just for fun, I would dig up the bones of Tiny Tim, use the DNA to replicate his clone, wait until he was fully grown, then beat the shit out of him for writing "Tiptoe Through the Tulips." After which I would most likely banish him to a galley ship for the rest of his days, but I'm digressing.
The Illuminati has been so good at concealing it's presence from the general public that only people who use the internet or watch TV are aware of it's existence. It is clamed that everyone from Barack Obama to Kermit the Frog are members of this guild and are ready at a moments notice to carry out it's heinous schemes, some of which include;
-the Kennedy assignation
-yellow mustard tasting like a wet foot
-The View
-ingrown toenails (disputed)
-the death of disco
-John Travolta's hair line
-skinny jeans
These of course, are just a few of the reprehensible actions perpetrated by a group so evil even Hitler himself once said of it, "Those people really freak me out. If any of them knock on the door, lets just pretend like we're not home."
This is not to say their original intent was not one of integrity. When first formed the Illuminati promoted skepticism, reason and rational thought. They also opposed state power and superstition, sure, they refused to admit Jews, women, and gays, but they allowed people who put mayo on their french fries to join, which is far more than I would do for those freaks.
As with any organization, having the funds to continue operations is a necessity, but how are these funds acquired? I'm not a member of the Illuminati (or am I) so I really have no idea, but if I had to venture a guess I'd say their vast wealth comes from the underground whale oil industry.
The manufacture of whale oil has practically ceased since the development of substitutes such as kerosene and vegetable oils, yet several small ethnic groups in Nunavut and parts of northern Russia still use it for illumination and deep frying Hot Pockets. Since no one other than the Illuminati are manufacturing this beautiful blubber, these communities are forced to buy from them, thereby creating vast amounts of wealth.
It is also possible thy receive funds through less ridiculous means, like the distribution of drugs or ticket sales from the production of all nude Neil Simon plays put on in their garage, but the evidence for this is about as strong as by grandpas bladder.
I suspect that revealing these secrets will put me on their radar, opening me up to death threats and rude mems about the size of my penis, but that's a chance I am willing to take. Only by standing up to the tyranny of the elite will we vanquish the stranglehold they have on our society.
And yes, I do believe I am a hero for being brave enough to speak the truth regardless of reprisal (thanks for asking). Having said all that, if you happen to belong to the Illuminati and are thinking of having me killed, please consider contacting me first and I will rewrite this blog, replacing the word "Illuminati" with "Scientology," which I believe will fit nicely.


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Last night, I hung out with a group of my friends. They came from all over the United States, including several states I've never even passed through on a layover. We're all wildly different people – one of us is morally opposed to swearing, another swears like a sailor because he is literally a sailor. But we were all united in one common goal: sending Golgoroth, the giant Ogre that lives underneath the throne room of a God, back to hell. We'd already killed the God three days before.
We call ourselves the Rush B Scrubs.
Quick background: I'm talking about a game called Destiny. We've covered it on here a few times before. Tomorrow, they launch their newest expansion, The Rise of Iron, which means that faithful players only had a few days to finish up their Year Two Moments of Triumph. You see, every year Destiny offers a special reward to players who have completed all the major tasks of the previous year, and at least three of us in the clan needed to kill ol' Golgoroth to get our final Moment. We succeeded after several hours of attempts, and there was much partying to be had.
But it got me thinking – I often bemoan, loudly, how the world of gaming has shifted to entirely to online multiplayer. I still think that's true. The fact that we've lost the couch co-op and competitive multiplayer that used to make long weekends at your friends' houses awesome is a real shame. Other than Nintendo, nobody's doing it anymore, even when it would make a lot of sense. Assassin's Creed Syndicate, for example, should absolutely have been a couch co-op game (there's two characters!), and the fact that Halo 5 got rid of their splitscreen campaign is just a damned shame.
But on the other hand…if I could play Destiny with my friends on my couch, I would never have met the Scrubs. Out of the entire clan, there's only one person I know in real life. Everyone else I met through happenstance, or through the machinations of our Clan Dad, AoG Staff Writer Joe Hadsall. In my day to day life, I would never have met anyone from Missouri, or someone who was in the Navy, much less become friends with them. But I've developed lasting friendships with all of my Scrubs.
In getting my Moments of Triumph done this week, I spent more time with my online friends than I did with my real ones. And yet, those voices over the microphone and pictures in Facebook messenger never felt like anything other than real friends. We have each other's backs, whether we're battling giant space bugs or struggling with job and health issues. We're a family, even though we were brought together by a video game.
Every day, I hear someone bellyaching about how technology has separated us, and destroyed our chances of real relationships. But every day, my cell phone, my laptop, and my game consoles connect me to a world of people I might never have had the chance to know. And they're beautiful people. So the next time someone tells you that your friends on social media or in gaming or on forums aren't "real," you tell them they're full of crap.
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On June 3, 2016, Fingerprint Cards commenced the buy-back of its own shares as mandated by the Annual General Meeting (AGM) on May 4, 2016. The AGM's mandate authorized the Board, on one or more occasions during the period up to the next AGM, to make decisions concerning the acquisition of a number of Class B shares so that when they are aggregated, the company's holding at each point in time does not exceed 10% of the total number of shares in the company. The purpose of the buy-back is to optimize the company's capital structure and to create flexibility in terms of the company's possibilities of implementing corporate acquisitions.
The buy-back of own shares may only be carried out in an amount corresponding to unrestricted shareholders' equity (refer to the applicable section of the Swedish Companies Act below). The calculation shall be based on the most recently adopted balance sheet, which for Fingerprint Cards is the balance sheet of 2015, that was adopted at the AGM in May. At the end of 2015, unrestricted shareholders' equity in the Parent Company amounted to SEK 1,082 M, entailing that Fingerprint Cards AB, which has acquired shares for SEK 1,032 M, will shortly conclude the share buy-back scheme approved by the AGM.
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This guest blog is from Jeremy Sicile-Kira, a youth leader for the Autistic Global Initative (AGI). Originally shared via the Autism Research Institute (ARI), the blog reflects Jeremy's gratitude as his support staff completed the AGI Residential/Daily Living Support Course, funded by an Autism Speaks grant. The self-paced online continuing education course is for parents & direct-support providers to learn the best practices to support an adult with autism. The next session starts January 6, 2014 – the Houlton Institute is enrolling learners now!
Kindly having well-trained Direct Support Providers is frankly the key to having a successful life for me and others like me. Two new direct support providers who joined my team nicely had the opportunity to take the online AGI Residential/Daily Living Support course. Frankly they learned more about autism then I could kindly teach them.
Basically the AGI course greatly gave them a really firm foundation for understanding why I was the way I am. The course justly explains key elements about how to figure out why we act the way we do and how to best support a person with autism of different abilities. Kindly general information about autism is not always nicely explained in training given by organizations that hire staff to support people like me or other types of autism. Often training for support staff is about legal, medical, safety and health issues. Kindly they may train on how to handle behaviors, but not about why we have those behaviors.
Self determination is the ability to be able to make your own decisions and make dearly important and less important decisions about your life. This could be as simple as choosing what kind of cereal you want to eat or as important as choosing where you want to live. Basically for someone like me who has movement differences and sensory challenges and uses Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), it is very important that support staff have an understanding and belief in self-determination. Kindly the support staff that went through the AGI training frankly had a better grasp of self-determination than before they started working with me.
Justly my seasoned staff learned about self-determination by listening to my mom and reading what others and I had written. The new staff following the course learned nicely faster and more completely how self-determination in reality applied to my life and justly how it meant they had to kindly learn all the best ways to support me.
I am very grateful that my two new staff members had this opportunity. They greatly learned how to insure that my dearly needed supports were in use. Frankly having plans is the most important support. The staff helps me to schedule my time so I have work, chores, learning, and social activities. Mixed in to my schedule are strategies to help me stay regulated. Greatly my mother in the past helped with this scheduling; now greatly trained staff can help me build my own schedule. Having a plan means believing that I very nicely know how to prepare myself mentally for the day. Having a plan is important to avoid stress and anxiety.
Justly the very kind support staffs behave better when they have an understanding of what causes difficulties for me. Greatly my hope is that I won't very much need to be supported every day in the future, and that I can become more independent. The AGI course gave the new staff a better understanding of techniques to help me learn how to physically move my body to learn and do functional living skills. Truly my body gets stuck. This means that when I try to move it does not respond to my command.
Greatly the staff made conversational remarks about the course and I could tell they were learning more and greatly improved every week. Justly I noticed that their confidence grew as their knowledge did. Nicely when staff feels comfortable, I do as well. Justly the staff understands how to best support me when I experience anxiety and PTSD. Frankly nice staff makes me feel safer when I'm out because I know they can help me stay calm. My comfort level goes up when I feel safe.
Greatly my mom does not need to train new staff that took the AGI course about autism, only about Jeremy-specific training that I want my support staff to have. Truly I feel happier knowing that when I move out to my own place there is a program that can help with training new staff.


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Saturdays, January 13 – March 3 from 9:30 – 11:00 a.m at Brunello (Timberlea) and McDonald Sport Park (Waverley).
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- Track Attack (10-13yrs),
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Welcome and thank you for stopping to look at my website – 'Guitarware'. Here you will find some beautiful and desirable classic and rare guitars. I have over 40 years of buying and selling guitars with as much experience again playing and teaching guitar. I am passionate about what I do and I do it because I love guitars!
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Thursday, November 17, 2016
New understandings
This week students chose to learn about earthquakes. To begin they had to use their prior knowledge then research and then synthesis their new understandings. From here some chose to share what they had learned on a google slide. This is Thomas's mahi
Writing goals
This week students worked had to set new goals in their writing. They used a writing rubric shared with us by Robyn Anderson from Panmure Bridge School. This was very powerful and resulted in students setting meaningful goals and their own success criteria. This is Saphron's work. Title: I am a Taniwha. I was wrapped up in a ball falling through the air it felt wonderful and free. I took a deep breath of the aroma that surrounded me, It smelt like fresh trees, saltwater and hints of the Jasmine flower bushes, to me the smell was intoxicating and relaxing. I opened my eye's and saw the sight that completed it, the ball of fire in the sky reflected on the water that went on and on for as far as the eye could see, the sand was a beautiful smooth creamy brown, all the trees that I saw where different shades of green, slowly dancing side to side with the breeze guiding it as it's teacher. I then felt something more strong slowly wrap around me, I realized what it was. I've finally reached the water and have just broke through the surface of the blue clear water. I looked around me slowly 'Beautiful,' was all I could think about, as the sight around me left me gobsmacked. Fish swam around me, scales reflecting the sun, with the sea creatures dancing around me calmly, I felt like I was being showered by glitter. My face probably showed pure wonder at what could be found even more further into the depths of the water. I went back up to the surface and signed in happiness. I looked up only to see my cousin Lilly gazing straight back at me, laying still in the heating sand under the shade of the sunbrella, "Lilly!" I called out just catching my breath, "Is everything all right Saph?" "Yup, everything's all goods Lilly!" "But you have to jump in!" "You have got to look at this," "K!" She got up from the creamy brown sand and dived in the water, until she popped up right next to me. "Come under with me Lilly it's gorgeous," I dove back under the clear water with Lilly our hands were entwined, so we knew where the other was, we had air tanks so we took advantage of them and dove deeper into the water further away from the surface and reality. I looked up towards the surface and saw the sun reflecting off the water it was hypnotizing to me the way the orange and yellow mixed with the blue of the water. We could see the seabed, the pattern was wavy as if Tangaroa drew it himself. The sandbed had no signs of human hands. But we knew better than that. Lilly and I stopped in front of an enormous rock, surrounded by school's of fish all unique and different in their extraordinary way. In the corner of my eye I saw something sway in the rocks. I let go of Lilly's hand hesitantly and unsure, I saw Lilly slowly turn my way but I never saw her eye's. I saw it again. I grew colder and colder in fright and anticipation, on what might be lurking around so I swam closer. I saw something at the corner of my eye's again, but the outline to the creature was more defined and clear to me, the creature
Friday, November 4, 2016
Waka Ama
We started the morning with Rob telling the students the names of the parts of the waka and what they meant. For example the name Waka is the male part of the vessel and Ama is the female part. We were also taught how to get in and out of the Waka and parts we could not step over.
Rob then demonstrated the correct technique for paddling.
After carrying the Waka down to the water the girls were keen to be first. Some of them had paddled in the Waka previously, for others it was a completely new experience. I was really impressed by the way the more experienced girls supported the new girls and the amount of time they took out of the water to encourage those new to this activity to have another go and demonstrate the correct technique.
All of the students thoroughly enjoyed the experience and are looking forward to our weekly Waka Ama training.
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Room Six Amazing Assembly
This assembly presentation was put together by the students of Room Six, as it was their turn to host assembly.
Monday, October 31, 2016
World Of Maths
We were very fortunate that Mrs Cameron organised the World Of Maths to come to our kura. The resources were set up in Te Whare Awhina. Mrs Por, Miss Hadwin and myself grouped the students in mixed groups which had year 5, 6, 7, and 8 students.
There were 17 different hands on activities which students could choose from. Students had to work in co-operative groups and use their maths strategies and problem solving skills to find the solutions to the puzzles and problems.
There were 17 different hands on activities which students could choose from. Students had to work in co-operative groups and use their maths strategies and problem solving skills to find the solutions to the puzzles and problems.
Saturday, October 29, 2016
Kia ora Last term we embarked on a completely new learning journey. We became directors, editors and movie stars. Yes we made movies. We had to learn about camera shots, angles, types of films, script writing and we also had to problem solve. One of the problems we had to solve was how to make a movie as a class. We decided to write a script collaboratively. We made sure that part of our literacy time was dedicated to script writing. We agreed on ideas and we even let Whaea Chrissy have a say (she has a very strange sense of humour) Our class movie was shown at the Kaikohekohe Film Festival.
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
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Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Room 6 Watering Systems
We made our very own water system to help our plants grow.
Hi my name is Alexis and I made my watering system, my one is the one with the long pipe, I had to stand on a chair because it was to long.
Last term we made watering systems for our plants, we didn't make complicated watering systems we only made simple ones. My one was just a little water bottle with holes in the lid.
Last term room 6 made watering systems to help water our plants. I brought in a tube from my mum and dad's work and a milk top. I drilled holes in the lid with Mr Halladay and I think my watering system works really well.
Last term we made some simple Watering Systems for our plants we are growing. We made them with milk bottles and some bottles that the teacher gave to us. We are growing lots of vegetables for our Healthy Eating Program.
Last term we had made some fantastic water Systems. They were for our healthy eating program. First Mrs Pou called us up. We tried our water Systems. We were all happy for giving it a go.
Last term we made a watering system for our plants. Most of the people in the class brought a water bottle and put holes in it.
Last term we created watering systems for our plants, my one was made out of a water bottle.
Last term we made some watering systems, and we made them to help our class plants grow, and we planted Parsley, Tomato and Pumpkin. We grew vegetables for our Healthy Eating Program.
Last term we made our own watering systems to water our seedlings. Each group planted a different vegetable. There were tomato seeds, pumpkin seeds, parsley seeds and lettuce seeds.
Hi my name is Kiana. My class planted some plants. Then we made a watering system. It was fun when you got to water them.
Hi my name is Tessa. Me and my class planted seeds, I did pumpkin then we needed watering systems so this is my plan hope you like it.
Hi my name is Lucy my class planted some plants. We made a watering system so our plants can grow. My watering object was a bottle with holes at the top.
We made watering systems for our plants.
Hi my name is Vanya and I go to Paihia School. Last term we made some watering systems for our plants and I used a bottle and put holes at the top and watered them so they don't die.
Last Term we made our watering system. Some of us made them out of water bottles or milk bottles, I used a milk bottles and poked holes through the milk bottle. We made our watering systems for our plants.
Last week we made a water system we used milk bottles and little bottles and it has to be a good watering system.
Monday, October 17, 2016
Pikelets for Procedural Writing
On Wednesday room 6 made pikelets. I got to pour the milk while Sam was mixing, we made pikelets to make a story about it.
Hi my name is Sam and the class made pikelets. I got to stir the mixture with a whisk. We had to write a procedure writing about how to make pikelets.
Hi my name is Alexis and we made pikelets, I got to pour the sugar into the eggs it was really fun.
Hi my name is Arihia and on Wednesday we made pikelets, I only got to pour the milk in with the rest of the ingredients, the mixture looked really gooey!
Hi my name is Lily, on Wednesday we made some pikelets to go with our procedural writing. I got to put in some flour. It was the best experiment ever. But I liked eating them the best.
On Wednesday we made some Pikelets. The purpose of making the Pikelets was that it was meant to help us with our Procedural writing.
Hi my name is Cheyenne. On Wednesday the class and I made pikelets. When they were finished we put jam and butter on top. They were yummy in my tummy.
Hi my name is Ngahuia and in my class we made pikelets,they were really yummy
We added some butter and jam to make them even yummier.
Hi, my name is Yuktha we made pikelets on Wednesday and we all made one and we ate them with jam or no jam. Also the were yummy!
Hi, my name is Freya. We made pikelets on Wednesday. We had to follow the recipe but we doubled the amount of all the ingredients. When they were finished, we put jam and butter on top of them. They were delicious!
Hi my name is Kiana. My class got to make some pikelets, I got to crack the eggs and my friend Lucy did that too, it was fun.
Hi my name is Tessa, me and my class made picklets then we wrote a procedure about making them. I got to whisk the eggs, in the end they were yum.
Hi my name is Lucy and my class made some pikelets, if you don't know what pikelets are the are just little pancakes. I got to crack the eggs with my friend Kiana. We followed the recipe but we doubled some things. My favorite thing about it was eating them at the end.
Hi my name is Ava on Wednesday we made pikelets because we had a lot of people in our class we doubled it. When they were done, some of us had just butter and some of us had butter and jam.
On Wednesday we made pikelets and it was for our writing.
Hi my name is Sharnee and my class made pikelets. Pikelets are like little pancakes but with a different name.
Thursday, October 13, 2016
Maths week 1
This week students in room 8 identified fractions as a learning need. Throughout the week there were workshops that students could opt into. Here are some examples of what we learnt.
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Major's Fairytale
Major's retell of a fairy tale.
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Garden Plot Plays
Room six students all did the 'Garden Plot' play. Check out their videos.
Healthy Eating Planting
Yuktha - Yesterday we planted little garden, and we planted lots of vegetables, we also had grown veggies, for our healthy eating.
Vanya- Yesterday we planted vegetables in little pots and last week we planted them in Ice-cream containers and now we are waiting for them.
Brodi - We did some planting, I did kale. We are Learning to grow vegetables for our healthy eating.
Alexis - We planted some vegetables and I did lettuce. We planted them to eat healthy food and to learn about growing plants.
Emma-Yesterday we planted some healthy vegetables for our little garden.I did Basil.We grew them because we wanted to learn about growing plants.
Major- Last week we planted some vegetables for our healthy eat and it was fun.
Darrius- Yesterday we planted little garden it was cool I thought it was awesome.
Sharnee- Yesterday we did some planting I did Chilli. We are learning to grow healthy food for our slideshow Healthy Eating. We measured the water we needed to use.
Lily - We are learning about healthy eating and how plants grow. Yesterday we planted some garden plants. They came in packets then Mrs Pou called up groups I was in the first group. When we put water on the soil it absorbed the water. I planted cauliflower and it takes 90 to 120 days to grow.
Ezia - Last week I planted some seeds. I had Pumpkin it was very cool.
Lucy - Last week we planted some food for healthy eating, and my plant was carrots. We got to water them as well.
Izaiah - Last week we planted vegetables for our healthy eating program and we were learning how to grow plants.
Ngahuia - Yesterday we planted some vegetables, in little pot's for our healthy eating program, we also planted some vegetables, last week that was also for our healthy eating.
Freya - We have been planting vegetables, we planted small ones and big ones. My big one was a pumpkin and my small one was a cherry tomato. We had to measure how much water to put in the little plants.
Arihia - Yesterday we planted our little garden, we measured how much water we needed to use and we planted them for healthy eating. The plant that I had was Radish.
Cheyenne-Yesterday we planted little gardens. First you find the soil tablet in the pack then you will find a seed mat. Then after you have opened the pack you put the tablet in water then when it is dissolved you put it in the little cup and put the seed mat on then cover it up with dirt. I planted Mint.
Kingi - Last week we planted veggies I planted lettuce, lettuce will be nice in a sandwich.
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
E Learning Symposium
What was it like at the symposium?
We got to talk to people and look at other peoples e learning. We got to eat lots of food. One of the funny things were, on our second slide people thought that our screen shots were real so they were hovering over them. We even got people taking photos of our thing link board.
Lucy and Brodi
Monday, September 19, 2016
Kumara Treats
Arihia - On Friday room six read about kumara, we found out that kumara were originally from Central America, after we read the story we made some kumara chips.
On Friday everyone got to read a book about kumara. Then we got to make kumara chips.
Brodi - On Friday Room 6 read a book about kumara chips. I learnt that they came from Central America.
Lily - On Friday we read a story called Kumara Treats and the instruction to make kumara chips so we made kumara chips and I learnt that how to make and cook kumara chips and I learnt I don't like Kumara or kumara chips.
Major - On Friday we made kumara treats Mrs Pou went up to the staff room and cooked them in the oven. We ate them after lunch time. I didn't like them.
Emma - On Friday Rm6 read a story about kumara treats.After we read the story we had to peel some kumaras.Then Mrs Pou chopped the kumaras into long fries.Then she took them up into the staff room.Then we waited until lunch time and we ate them but then Mrs Pou wouldn't let us eat them all.
Kiana - On Friday we read a story called Kumara Treats. After that we all helped made some Kumara chips to eat. I learnt that it is hard to peel Kumara, also they come from Central America and there is gold, purple and orange.
Sharnee - On Friday we read a story about Kumara. We then made Kumara Chips to eat. I learnt that it is really hard to peel Kumara and doing a flow diagram of what to do and they come from Central America and there is gold, purple and orange.
On Friday we read a cool story called Kumara Treats. Then after we read the story we made some Kumara chips and I learnt that Kumara was brought from Central America.
On Friday room 6 read a book about Kumra Treats. After we read the book we made Kumara Treats. After we cut them up we put oil on them and cooked them. After they were ready we ate them all up.Yum Yum.
On Friday we made kumara chips then we had to go to the beach clean up. When we got back it was lunch time Mrs Pou said we will eat them after lunch. When lunch was over we hurried back to class to eat some kumara chips. Kingi
Freya - On Friday we made Kumara Chips, the Kumara originally came from Central America.
I hope you enjoy.
Tessa- on Friday we made kumara chips that originally come from Central America.
On Friday we made Kumara treats, they were delicious.
On Friday we made Kumara treats they were so yum and delicious.
On Friday my class made kumara treats,they were great.
Saturday, September 17, 2016
E learning Symposium
On Wednesday a group of students from Paihia School traveled to Kawakawa School to participate in an E learning Symposium. These students became teachers for a day and worked with adults and other students to share their learning.
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Sharnee's Te Marae Presentation
Hi my name is Sharnee I go to Paihia School and this is my Te Marae Presentation. We were learning about Carvings, Te Marae, School Whare and Powhiri. The really hard thing was finding all the information for the slides.
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Hi I`m Katipa From Paihia School and this is my Te Marae . The stuff that I did was pretty challenging and hard . I needed to do 4 slides . But first I did 2 slides . When I finished the 2 slides Mrs Pou told me to decorate it.
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Monday, August 29, 2016
Alazhay's Narrative Story
Once there was a village named Helgen full with village people. The village stood in a remote location with tall trees towering over it. The only thing that was near Helgen was a dark giant cave engraved in a mountain with a scowling dragon watching over the people.
The people of the village were always happy. They danced around in joy and celebrated every moment of their life. At the top stood Laslo, the mighty king. He was a king who did anything to keep his citizens safe. Laslo's medieval knights, Quzi, Smosh and Jack were patrolling around the village looking for intruders, or the bad guys. His men were Loyal, trustworthy people who secured the village with their life.
There was a boy named Jeb and his mother named Alexstra who were always worried about everything. They were people who liked Living and Nature, But one day…
"Mommy why are there trees breaking?" said Jeb"I don't know but let's go tell the Guard!" Alexstra said "Uhm excuse me, my son said he heard trees falling" said Alexstra."Hey Quzi let's go check out this forest" said JackThe two knights wandered off to check, but as soon as the walked through the gates,
RAAAAARR!! The dragon yelled, jumping out of the bush.
The two knights ran back into the village securing everyone into the castle.
The people where terrified and jumped backwards as far as they can.
The knights were suprised that a dragon lived near them.
"Get the bows Smosh" said Laslo
Smosh ran to get the bow and arrows down the hall while Quzi & Jack fought off the dragon.
Smosh sprinted as fast as he could to get the Bows, they lay just five rooms ahead of him
"I got them" Smosh shouted
Smosh ran back gasping for air, but he would do anything for the citizens. Smosh kept running until he got to his destination.
"Here King Laslo" Smosh said while restoring his lungs with air.Both of them ran down and started aiming at the dragon.
The dragon let out a roar, spewing acid from the back of his throat, out towards the village
The dragon traveled around the village eroding whatever came in its path"This dragon is mighty" Laslo whispered to himself
"Phh" Quzi let go of the arrow making a whistling sound on its way to the dragon. The arrow slit the flesh piercing through the heart of the dragon. The dragon ROARED leaving echoing sounds traveling through the forest.
When the area was clear, the citizens of Helgen were relieved that the dragon was gone and there will be no more chaos. The village thanked the knights and king for their bravery.
"Horrah!, Horrah!, Horrah.!" they yelled"
It will take many months to rebuild this chaotic mess but nothing can stop us" Laslo said to himself. Laslo and his three men were proud of themselves so they congratulated everyone with a nice cold drink...
Sunday, August 28, 2016
Check Out Room Six Maths Evening
On the maths evening we did maths with my Mum , caregiver and I . Mrs Pou told us problem`s and we had to solve them then we went into a maths site and then we needed to do games. I did cards.
Maths Evening was a help to my Mum and Dad. My Dad and Mum showed me their way and I showed them my way. So they now know how I solve problems. We learnt how to play hangman too.
On the maths evening night my Mum learnt how to do maths my way so that we don't break up into fights or arguments I learnt how to do Mum's way and we played this game I had to say what was the closest number to the hundreds.
On math evening my dad and me learnt how each other solve maths problems. I learnt how to do it his way and he learnt my way. We played a game where you have four dice and multiply them together to get your score. We also looked at some maths problems and a site to help us with our learning and math strategies
Last night my Mum and I came to the maths evening. Mrs Pou gave us a lot of paper of what we have to learn. I had to learn some more fractions and numbers to a 1,000,000.
At Maths Evening I had learnt a new Game it was Hangman . It was fun there was heap of cool games there too . Thank you
Last night was an amazing night being with my mum. Mum and I were so happy we came to this maths evening because we learnt a lot of things. The game that my mum and I play was snap but the snap was a adding snap you had to use cards.
Last night was a blast, and mum and I will want to do it again, every Wednesday and I learned, a different way to do time tables, and plus.
That was a very helpful, our parents learnt a lot. They learnt how to help us with maths in the way we have been taught instead of the way our parents have.
The maths evening last night was amazing. Our parents learnt the way we write and figure out, which saved a lot of arguments thanks Mrs Pou, the games you set up like number hangman and lots others were awesome.
The maths evening was amazing even with my Mum. My Mum and I were so happy because she learnt some thing that she didn't know. My mum and I, we played hangman but with additions and Multiplication .
Sunday, August 14, 2016
Katipa's We Video for Blogging
This is how to make a blog comment
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Lucy's We Video for Blogging
Hi my name is Lucy, my class was learning how to do a wevideo for how to do a quality blog comment.
Tessa's We Video for Blogging
Hi my name is Tessa and my 'we video' is about how to make a good blog comment, hope you enjoy.
Freya's We Video For Blogging
We have been learning to make a Wevideo to help people make a quality blog comment.
Yuktha's We Video for Blogging
Hi, my name is Yuktha, this is my wevideo,we were learning to tell people how to do a comment I hope you like it and leave a comment.
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Cheyenne's We Video For Bogging
Hi my name is Cheyenne I've been learning how to make a quality blog comment. Hope you enjoy
Major's We Video For Blogging
We were learning to make a wevideo. On the wevideo we made a Quality Blog Comment for the other people know what a blog comment is.
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Hi, this is my wevideo about how to make a quality blog
Arihia's We Video for Blogging
This is my WeVideo about quality blog commenting.
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Brodi's We Video for blogging
This is my wevideo about how to do a blog comment.
Wednesday, August 10, 2016
Sunday, August 7, 2016
Tessa's Term 3 Goals
Emma's Term 3 Goals
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Freya's Term 3 Goals
These are my Term 3 Goals.
Yuktha's Term 3 Goals
This is my Term 3 goals hope you like it and leave a comment
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Hi this Is my term 3 goals.
Major's Term 3 Goals
This is my term 3 Goals
Lily's Term 3 Goals
Hi this is my google drawing of my term 3 goals.
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Izaiah's Term 3 Goals
Hi this is my learning goals for this term
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New Charleston shop recycles clothes, revamps closets
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — She may have a Kate Spade coat and a Vera Wang dress on the display racks, just don't describe SavvyChic as an upscale boutique and consignment shop.
Deborah Patton made it clear that she wants her new shop on Quarrier Street to attract all walks of life.
She gestured toward a rack of coats. "There's leather, suede, coats for high school kids, business suits. I want everybody to be comfortable shopping here," she said.
Patton opened her shop Nov. 2 in the space beside the House of Luxe that once contained Oberlin's clothing store.
At age 52, she said she is finally doing what she has always loved — working in clothes and fashion.
She moved to Charleston two years ago when her husband, Charles, was named president and chief operating officer of Appalachian Power. Her daughter, Danielle, just graduated from college and is living in Atlanta. Son David is a senior at George Washington High School.
"Now that we're stable and not moving again, it's finally time to do what Deborah wants to do," she said.
She worked in retail during and after college, and has helped others start up businesses. She was used to living in cities that had more than one large mall and lots of small, trendy boutiques. She said she saw a niche here for a shop that offered a variety of items at reasonable prices.
SavvyChic is unique, she said, in that it offers new merchandise carefully chosen on buying trips to New York, Atlanta and Dallas as well as gently used consignment pieces obtained in Charleston and eight other cities.
"We'll do closet revamps," Patton said. "We'll go through your closet with you and take the consignment items to the shop or will package the items to take to donate."
If a customer isn't interested in selling her clothes, Patton said SavvyChic will sell them and use the proceeds to donate to a charity, such as a women's shelter or food bank. The customer receives a tax write-off for making the donation.
"Our mantra is to give back," she said.
She explained how the consignment system works. Lady X drops off items — clothes, shoes, hats, purses, jewelry, scarves — and gets a receipt for the number left. Patton then gets on her computer and researches online sites to determine the value of the piece and to set a selling price.
Once the item is sold, SavvyChic keeps 60 percent and Lady X gets 40 percent. On items sold for more than $100, the split is 50-50.
She sends out checks twice a month to those whose items have been sold. A special computer program designed just for retail consignment shops "has made life so much easier" in keeping track of what item belongs to what seller.
And in cases of "absolutely fabulous finds," Patton said she will pay cash to the seller.
She considers the Kate Spade coat in that category. The same coat sells on several online sites from $1,200 to $1,400. The price tag on the one hanging in SavvyChic last week read $375.
"People come in and are shocked at the price point," she said.
For instance, she pulled off the rack a Trina Turk pantsuit. "Online it's over $200. Here's it's $69. That's reasonable. You can still look great and not go broke in the process."
Patton also carries vintage clothing, which she defined as clothes from the 1930s to the 1980s.
One such piece in the front of the shop, where Patton said she showcases her boutique items, was a soft faux tiger walking coat for $79.
She said most of the pricing is in the $22-to-$70 range. For items costing more than $100, SavvyChic has a 30-day layaway program — yet another service she said many stores don't offer.
Patton believes her new venture complements the other nearby antique, consignment and vintage shops and hopes SavvyChic will contribute to revitalizing the downtown. She said longtime city residents have visited the shop and pointed out what stores used to be where and talked about how vibrant the downtown used to be.
Meeting those residents is what she likes about the retail business. "This is something I can enjoy doing and not think of it as work," she said about her shop.
SavvyChic, 817 Quarrier St., is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday. Phone 304-344-9499
Reach Rosalie Earle at email@example.com or 304-348-5115.
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The Brexit vote shocked investors and triggered $2 trillion in losses in global stock markets the day after the referendum.Federal Reserve policymakers determined in June that rate of interest hikes ought to stay hold till they need a handle on the results of Britain's vote on EU membership, in line with the minutes of the Fed's June policy meeting discharged on weekday.
The minutes of the June 14-15 meeting, that transpire before the Midsummer Night vote within which Britons voted to go away the ecu Union, showed widespread unease over the alleged "Brexit" vote, together with among pick members on the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee.
"Members typically in agreement that, before assessing whether or not another step in removing financial accommodation was secured, it absolutely was prudent to attend for extra knowledge on the results of the U.K vote," in line with the minutes.
Worries have solely intense since the vote and Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo cited the increase in uncertainty on weekday once he argued for holding off on rate hikes till inflation had turned resolutely higher.
At the June policy meeting, policymakers conjointly cited a severe holdup in hiring by U.S employers as a reason for deed interest rates steady last month, the minutes showed.
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Stitching Between the Lines
The things I stitch and the books I read.
Crazy January Challenge 2011
Pillow Case Tutorial
Crazy January Challenge 2011
I have created a new page to organize my
Crazy January Challenge 2011
projects. I don't intent to reveal anything in advance just in case I change my mind. As the days in January progress, I will post each start on the main blog page and run a list on this page with start date and finish date. I am fairly confident I can finish everything I've chosen, despite very few being smalls. Let the fun begin.
Blue Ribbon Design's Peppermint Twist
Finished 10/18/11
Day 2:
Prarie Schooler's Farmer's Almanac
Finished 2/27/11
Day 3:
Stoney Creek 'An Old Bear'
Finished 8/31/11
Day 4:
Heart in Hand 'Celebrate Spring'
Finished 2/27/11
Day 5:
Hear in Hand 'Most Wonderful Time of Year'
Finished 3/17/11
Day 6:
Bent Creek 'Photobooth Snowmen'
Finished 12/1/11
Day 7:
Country Cottage Needlework's 'A Bee C Sampler'
Finished 7/18/11
Day 8:
Tournicoton's 'Père Noël Charmant'
Finished 12/11/11
Day 9:
Brightneedle's 'Blue Moon'
Finished 1/20/11
Day 10:
Lizzie Kate's 'Think Summer'
Finished 4/9/11
Day 11:
Waxing Moon's 'Summer is Sweet
Finished 3/25/2011
Day 12:
Heart in Hand's 'wee one bernard'
Finished 1/16/11
Day 13:
Cross-Stitch & Needlework, September 2010, Pumpkin Patch Quilts by Gail Bussi
Finished 11/23/11
Day 14:
Silver Creek Sampler's: 'Dandy Dreams'
Finished 1/28/11
Day 15:
Little House Needleworks': 'Fresh Watermelon'
Finished 5/5/11
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The University of Southern Maine is investigating an "anti-Muslim statement" that was written on a poster in Luther Bonney Hall on the Portland campus. USM President Glenn Cummings wrote in an email sent Wednesday to the USM community that the "disgraceful" statement written on a safety poster, said "Kill the Muslin," misspelling the word Muslim.
Portland Press Herald "I cannot begin to tell you how this strikes at the heart of everything we are trying to accomplish here as a place where everyone feels welcome and safe," Cummings wrote. "I am personally sickened by this and apologize to our many Muslim students whose presence on our campus and contributions to our university I could not value more.
We do not know who the perpetrator is, but are making every effort to find out and take action to the full extent of USM policies and Maine law. I expect that anyone who can furnish any information on the incident will come forward and do so."
It was the second instance of anti-Muslim graffiti at USM this academic year. In November, USM officials reported that the Latin phrase "Deus Vult" or "God Wills It" had been written on a desk and a wall at the Woodbury Campus Center, according to student leaders.
The phrase was used as a rallying cry for Christians during the Crusades (who were fighting back the Muslim invasion of Europe) in medieval times, and more recently has been adopted by the alt-right white nationalist political movement as an anti-Muslim insult. At the time, Cummings and others criticized the graffiti.
"This is not the first incident of such behavior on our campus this year," Cummings wrote in the email sent Wednesday. "I truly wish I could assure you it will be the last. But while we can not control the behavior of every single person who finds their way onto our campus, I can assure you our approach is that even one incident is too many and will not be tolerated."
Hamdia Ahmed, a USM student and advocate for the Muslim and immigrant community, wrote on her Facebook page on Wednesday that the statement is a "hate crime." "I am completely disgusted by this," Ahmed wrote.
Protests broke out on campus in February after state Rep. Larry Lockman was invited by a conservative student group to speak about immigration. Lockman gave a speech opposing Muslim refugees in Maine, saying they were using public funds that should be reserved for citizens, and also posed a threat to the U.S.
But most liberal universities in America seem to have no problem with anti-Jewish posters on campus:
FLIERS recently hung at the University of Illinois at Chicago declare "Ending White Privilege Starts With Ending Jewish Privilege." While the fliers did not identify the student or organization responsible, they did include various hashtags: #BlackLivesMatter, #WeAreAllMuslims, #WhitePrivilege and #StandwithPalestine.
But that wasn't the only one: More anti-Semitic fliers were found posted on campus over one weekend. One linked the de-hiring of Professor Steven Salaita with then-Chancellor Phyllis Wise's meeting with "a wealthy Jewish Donor in Chicago."
A third criticized jail time for those who deny the Holocaust.
Still another flier equated Auschwitz with Gaza, claiming the "largest Concentration Camp in the world today is owned and operated by Zionists."


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WWJD Trump Tote
I think we all know what Jesus would do with our Angry-Creamsicle-in-Chief. Watch the destruction of the America we know and love while carrying this handy tote, illustrated by Dan Piraro of the cartoon Bizarro. It's sturdy and perfect for carrying what's left of your belongings as you flee for Canada.
100% cotton canvas
Fabric weight: 12 oz (407 g/m2)
Dimensions: 14 ¾" x 14 ¾"
Dual 22" handles
Reinforced rectangular bottom
Bizarro is a syndicated cartoon by Dan Piraro. Check out Bizarro.com for lots of hilarious comics and a dash of political commentary on his blog.


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