two-day walk below us‚ and I was tired. During the late afternoon‚ four backpackers from New Zealand joined us‚ and we spent most of the night awake‚ anticipating the climb. Below‚ we could see the fires of two other parties‚ which turned out to be two Swill couples and a Japanese hiking club. To get over the steep part of the climb before the sun melted the steps cut in the ice‚ we departed at 3:30 A.M. The New Zealanders left first‚ followed by Stephen and myself‚ our porters and Sherpas‚ and then
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were living the way wanted to‚ and no matter what changes they had made to themselves or their lives‚ a cous is a cous.” (Ihimaera 62) There is also a part in the book where Rawiri does what his “cousins” asks him to. To not tell the tribe of their new lives and lifestyle. He also attempts to help Benard‚ a cousin‚ after he was run over by Jeff‚ a close friend. Why does all this matter? It shows how no matter what you do‚ how you act‚ or even who you are‚ “a cous is a cous.” (Ihimaera 62) That means
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Assessment CS1ASRK Resource kit Te Reo Maori I have created a waiata song book‚ A3 and well presented on brightly coloured paper‚ laminated and in binder rings. I love to pull out my waiata book because I enjoy music and dance. There are some songs I know well and others which I can never remember the tune of. So in my practise I will start with something I know well which I can sing confidently to really get the children interested and involved such as ‘hoki toki’‚ and then I will try one I
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com/kiriwars/main5.htm on 17/10/2012 [ 3 ] [ 5 ]. Francess X. Hezel‚ 2010‚ p. 11-12 [ 6 ] [ 7 ]. Norma McArthur‚ 1978‚ “The Changing Pacific: Essays in Honour of H. E. Maude” edited by Niel Gunson‚ Melbourne‚ Oxford University Press‚ Oxford‚ Wellington‚ New York‚ p. 273. [ 8 ]. Norma McArthur‚ 1978‚ p. 277.
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References: Campbell‚ I. 1996‚ Worlds Apart: A history of the Pacific Islands‚ University of Canterbury‚ Christchurch New Zealand‚ pp-78-96. Daveta‚ L. Personal Interview 5th October 2013. Garrett‚ J. 1982‚ To Live Among the Stars‚ World Council of Churches and Institute of Pacific Studies‚ University of the South Pacific Fiji. Gunson‚ N. 1978‚ Messengers of Grace‚ Oxford
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7/27/2010 ADS 505 Local Government: Chapter 3 Local Government Typology of Local Governments Typology of Local Governments Patronage Model o Patronage Model o Economic Development Model o Welfare State Model Patronage Model Political leaders often have a great deal of patronage at their disposal Patronage is recognized as a power of the e ecut ve branch. executive b a c . In most countries‚ the ost cou t es‚ t e executive has the right to make many appointments
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the movie‚ “In the old days‚ the land felt a great emptiness that was waiting‚ waiting to be filled up‚ waiting for someone to love it‚ waiting for a leader. And he came on the back of the whale‚ a man to lead a new people. Our ancestor‚ Paikea. But now we were waiting for firstborn of the new generation. For the decedent of the Whale Rider‚ for the boy who would be chief.” The first opening scene shows Paikea’s parents and her twin brother. Due to complications‚ Paikea’s twin and her mother both die
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system. New Zealand is a pluralist society. Our people are diverse and since the introduction of a MMP electoral system there is greater opportunity for groups to be involved in politics. Pressure groups are particularly active in the New Zealand political system which is illustrated in this paper by studying their involvement in the development of the Emissions Trading Scheme. A pluralist democracy places additional demands on policy makers who have many interests to consider. As New Zealand becomes
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Alcohol is the one of the most commonly used drugs in New Zealand. Most people enjoy having a drink with their friends and family in moderation. However‚ this ordinary behaviour leads to the many alcohol problems in New Zealand. There are no short cuts to fixing these alcohol problems. The only way to reduce them is to implement a better education system for young people‚ so from a young age they can have a deeper understanding of the effects of drinking. We also need to make them understand the
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moving article‚ which received the Harvard Business Review’s Ethics Prize in 1983‚ Mr. McCoy relates his experience in the distant mountain of Nepal to the short and long-term goals of American business. Last year‚ as the first participant of in the new six-month sabbatical program that Morgan Stanley has adopted‚ I enjoyed a rare opportunity to collect my thoughts as well as do some traveling. I spent the first three months in Nepal‚ walking 600 miles through 200 villages in the Himalayas and climbing
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