Handshakes

How many handshakes would we have to shake in the whole class?                          Number of people(21)

How are we going to do this?

Every person in the five groups shakes each others hands which is 30 altogether.

* * (16)     #  #(12)   @  @(8)   $   $(4)    *   *
* *            #  #         @  @        $   $         *   *     + (20)

one person(each group) from the stars group(and other groups) from above shakes everyone's hand except their own group that continues all around one by one.

So when that is being done one group is

64
48
32
16
20    add all the numbers together then you will get the answer which is 210

then when you add one more person that person shakes everyone's hand then that will be 21 add that to 210 you will get 231.

Teine Sa {English}

What is your chosen story?
Teine Sa

Where in the world is it from?
In Samoa in every village
but started in Lepea and Saleimoa.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pazFwblKfkI

• It all started with the telesa.

When Leila moves to Samoa, all she wants is a family, a place to belong. Instead she discovers the local ancient myths of the telesa spirit women are more than just scary stories. The more she finds out about her heritage, the more sinister her new home turns out to be. Embraced by a Covenant Sisterhood of earth's elemental guardians - what will Leila choose? Her fiery birthright as a telesa? Or will she choose the boy who offers her his heart? Daniel - stamped with the distinctive tattoo markings of a noble Pacific warrior and willing to risk everything for the chance to be with her. Can their love stand against the Covenant Keeper?

At first people started to get suspicious of the unnatural activities that happened around the village of Tanugamanono, which is where Timoteo Vaililo saw the first teina sa, as part of the village council he decided to address them about his discovery, instead of considering the fact that he might be telling the truth he became a laughing stock of the village, with people thinking he was crazy, even his family asked him if they needed to go to the hospital.

Timoteo Vaililo always saw the teine sa but never had the confidence to approach her. He grew tired of the village thinking he was crazy.He was determined to prove them wrong.

With the charming smile she puts on every time she lured in many young men. She despised the young ladies of the village that walked around luring in more men, which lead to some ladies to get sick the next day or getting seriously injured without a reason. Timoteo only wanted answers about these suspicious activities which led him right in her trap, the only answer he got from her was her name which was Sai puaaélo, not only did he walk straight into harm's way, but gotten his family involved to.

They are young and is feared by many.

Most fear them because of the stories they heard even I fear them even though I haven't seen any yet, but word says boys watch out they can lure you in with their charms, which can lead to your death.

Most people believe and most don't.

Well even though they are real some think they are just stories to scare kids and teens to listen to their parents, which may partly be true but some say they have actually seen it.

• Teine sa is known as the spirit women.

Most people fear and are intimidated by them while guys are just falling for them they appear as alluring young ladies that wonder small villages in Samoa. They are neither humans nor ghosts they are called spirit women(teine sa). Most believe and fear then but most disagree.

They have one or more Roaming the villages of Samoa.The story begins way back in ancient history with one women named telesa the first teine sa of the village Lepea, saumaeafe from Saleimoa Sinaleavele. The spirit of Alaoa and Tanugamanono.

• They have reasons why they are here

Story says that they are here to get people to go back to the times when everything was sacred like how it was peaceful and everyone respected the land and the community. Which was something everyone never disrespected. As people may think that they are embodiments of evil, well what people think would definitely be an exaggeration. These beautiful women, who apparently can hurt humans so easily, are the protectors of not only Samoan land, but also indigenous traditions and beliefs. In Pasifika, nature was always considered sacred. Forests, rivers, lagoons, and even single plants were often declared tapu, just do people would respect them.The island and the oceans were the sources of life: the homes of ancestors, the givers of food, the shelter and hope for the future generations. Now these days people start to forget their culture, traditions and beliefs. If you forget about your heritage you start to lose your identity, and the Teine Sa, they try to awaken those memories of the ancient times. These women demand respect for not only them but for Samoa as well.

• They can hurt humans

These young ladies are extremely jealous, they detest good-looking females. The ones that flaunt their physical appearance run the risk of getting seriously harmed. Remember this don't brush your hair at night, don't wear it down, don't misbehave or the teine sa will come after you. I always thought that it was just a story to scare teens but when I encountered one everything I have ever known are just facts, that needed to be proven true.

Business and Enterprise 2017

Reflection.

Today we started on making out product and we had a success by making over 15 today and we will finish them tomorrow and we also had a success with gathering some things for labels and decorations so we think that for Wednesday our product will sell out fast by the amount of people asking for it while we were making it.

Business and Enterprise 2017

Reflection.

Today we were working on our advertisements, logo, slogan and our form for the costings of our product and where to buy it from. We were also working out the costs and if it will fit with the money we are given. We are also ahead of others so we have time to collect things that are needed and we have some of it from home

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Early life

Early Life

Values:Resilient,Creative

Commitment,Positive

Suzie Moncrieff

Suzie Moncrieff was born with desire,

near Nelson, New Zealand, she was one       

of four children of Dorothy and Jack Dick,

a sawmill owner.Both of her parents were

talented people they both had their own

careers they followed, Dorothy painted,

sang, acted, and performed in comedy

shows, while Jack played the piano and had

his own dance band. As a child she created

her own plays including painting the sets

and drawing the characters as well.

Moncrieff studied in at Waimea college,

Richmond, and particularly enjoyed art

and sculpting.

                                                                     What She wanted and the impact?

She was always fond with becoming an

artist but her application was declined from

an art school so she decided to apply and

study at Christchurch teachers college.

She was never really fond nor

interested in it so she moved

back to Nelson after 14 months.
She only needed to believe in herself to
get where she is today and that is what
most people believe in her about.
She gave hope for those who don't believe
they can make it if they believe.

What she did for a living?

She worked as psychiatric hospital,

Until she returned to sculpting in her 30's.

She went through two marriages and two

divorces.Her friends encouraged her to

change her surname to anything she wanted

so she chose Moncrieff a name from her

mother’s Shetland Island ancestry. Moncrieff’s

first exhibition was held in Wellington in the early

1980’s but because of the high fees she decided

to open her own gallery. She joined six others artists

And bought an old dilapidated cottage. She decided

That to promote their gallery is to have a annual

Competition. She organised the first WOW show in 1987.

1}Why did Moncrieff stop creating sculptures until her late 30's?
2}What did her parents do to make a living?
3}What did she create that she really enjoyed when she was young?
4}Which college did she study at after she was declined from an art school?
5}When was Moncrieff's first exhibition and where was it held?
6}What is the meaning behind her surname Moncrieff?