i wonder who's the most best rugby player

BEAUDEN BARRETT

One of New Zealand's most exciting players, Beauden Barrett has made an impression in the All Blacks. 

He featured in six RWC 2015 matches and scored 26 points, including a fantastic try in the Final. 

Brought off the bench to spark the backline in his first two seasons, in 2014 he made the most of his opportunities and showed his ability to run a Test from the kickoff. Barrett’s career in black includes the All Blacks Sevens in 2010 and IRB Junior World Championship-winning New Zealand Under 20 in 2011. 

A mercurial player, Barrett was New Zealand’s top individual points scorer in the 2014 Investec Super Rugby competition, with 209 points for the season. He was in similar impressive form for the All Blacks in 2014. Regurlarly brought on from the bench to spark the backline, he has also shown his ability to run the game from the kickoff with three starts against Argentina and South Africa this year. 

The game is in his genes: his father Kevin also played for both Taranaki and the Hurricanes and his brothers Kane and Scott and cousin Neesha have all played first-class rugby. His younger brother Jordie was selected in the New Zealand Under 20 team in 2016.

Position:	FIRST FIVE-EIGHTHS
Born:	27/05/1991
Physical:	1.87M, 91KG
Test Debut:	V IRELAND AT HAMILTON, 23 JUNE 2012
Test Points Breakdown:	25T, 114C, 43P
Test Points:	482
Caps:	64
Provincial Team:	TARANAKI
Super Rugby Team:	HURRICANES

i wonder who is the most highest paid actor in the world.

Shah Rukh Khan 38 million -Ra-one

Tom Cruise 43 million-Mission Impossible
Robert Downey Jr 48 million-Avengers/Iron Man
Jackie Chan 49 million-Shanghai Knights
Adam Sandler  50.5 million-Grown ups
Vin Diesel 54.5 million-Fast and the furious
Dwayne 'the rock' Johnson 65 million-Central Intelligence/jumanji
Mark Wahlberg  68 million-Daddy's home

ANIMAL KINGDOM

The animal kingdom is divided into two phyla- vertebrates and invertebrates.

Vertebrates.
Fish (31 000 species)

• Live in water
• breathe with gills
• moist skin covered in scales
• most lay eggs
• cartilage or bony skeleton
• cold blooded

    

                             



-FLOUNDER






  Amphibian (7000 species)

• Moist skin
• Lay their eggs in water 
• Larvae breathe with gills
• Adults breathe with lungs
• Adults live in land
• Cold blooded

                     

                              

-SALAMANDER

Reptiles(10 000 species)

• Dry, scaly skin
• Lay eggs
• Breathe with lungs
• Cold blooded

                                           

-LIZARD  

Birds (10 000 species)

• Covered in feathers 
• Lay eggs with hard shells
• Have wings
• Warm blooded
• Breathe with lungs

-EAGLE 

MAMMALS (5 500 species)

• Body covered in hair or fur
• Feed young on milk
• Warm blooded
• Breathe using lungs

-WOLF

       Invertebrates

  True Worms(24 000 species)

• Body is tubular  and/or made up of segments
• Tube like digestive system

-ANNELID

Flat worms(12 000 species)

• Breathe through their skin
• Unsegmented body

-FLUKES

Sponges(10 000 species)

• Take in water through their pores(little holes) in their bodies from which they filter (take out) little bits of food

-HEXACTINELLIDA

Cnidarians(9 000 species)

• Hollow body with specialized cells (stingers) that they use for capturing prey
• Live in water

 -JELLYFISH

Molluscs(100 000 species)

• Most live in sea
• Most have shells
• Unsegmented body

-SQUID

Echinoderms (9 000 species)

• 
  
• A skeleton made up of five plates
• Tube feet
• Live in the sea  

      

 -STARFISH   

                           

Arthropods-(>1 000 000 species)

• Jointed legs
• Divided into four further sub-groups

-SPIDER 

Crustaceans

• Most are aquatic
• Body divided into three parts
• Most breathe with gills
• Hard outer skeletons

-CRAB

Myriapods

• Many pairs of legs
• Single pair of of antennae
• Simple eyes

-CENTIPEDE  

Insects

• Body divided into three parts
• Three pairs of legs and two pairs of wings
• One pair of antennae on head
• Compound eyes

-BEE 

Arachnids

• Body divided into two parts
• Four pair of legs and no wings
• No antennae

-SCORPION

Performance reflection drama

It was really fun getting into character me and my partner had heaps of laughs on trying to get into character.I faced my fears on going up on stage and it was a huge improvement.I think i did well in physical stuff in the performance and i'm trying to improve on my verbal performance.I find it hard staying in character when doing the performance and, i'm going to try and improve.I will try to stay in character next time.It helped me in being a different person.

Wood Tech Review

We made bull-roarers,puzzle,bottle-openers,candle holders.We learned names of tools and how to use it.It was heaps of fun and laughs.

https://youtu.be/yJN1hDrXtto

https://youtu.be/J21EfSjwPrQ

https://youtu.be/yIKNvkonMwI

-BULL-ROARER

-BOTTLE-OPENER

-CANDLE HOLDER

STATIC IMAGE

Static Image Commentary

You need to explain in depth what your static image is about. You need to give details on the image or images you used and what they represent. The colours you chose for each part and what they represent. The quote you used and why.

Here are some sentence starters to help you with your commentary.

My static image portrays the idea that.Scott helping martha will mean abominations freedom......................

I have shown this by adding scott martha and abomination in my visual image.................

The visual elements I have used  a boy trapped in a cage to pose as abomination and martha crying because her parents always treat her badly and scott is going to help here ...................

I have used the colour (s) black grey and white  because they represent the whole story is a sad one.……….

The quotation (s) I have chosen are relevant because the idea of the truth setting you free is a good way to explain the story to students who haven’t read the story..........................

What is socialsim

  10 countries that still use socialist ideas?

• UK
• NORWAY
• SWEDEN
• DENMARK
• CUBA
• CHINA
• VIETNAM
• RUSSIA
• NORTH KOREA
• SRI LANKA

Who are the leaders of these countries?

1. UK-Theresa May
2. NORWAY-Erna Solberg
3. SWEDEN-Stefan Lofvan
4. DENMARK-Lars Lokke Rasmussen
5. CUBA-Miguel Diaz-Canel
6. CHINA-Xi Jinping
7. VIETNAM-Tran Dai Quang
8. RUSSIA-Vladimir Putin
9. NORTH KOREA-Kim Jong-un
10. SRI-LANKA-Maithripala Sirisena

Do you like the idea of socialism?

Yes why because the government is caring for the people in the community.It gives young people their freedom and independence.All employers are given money accordingly to their occupation and contribution to the country.They treat people equally man and women black or white they never judge.

i wonder why black people die first in horror movies

Because this would never happen in real life.

Not to be offensive, but my family found it rather interesting that in a video of people fleeing the scene of the 9/11 tragedy, there was a black man running for his life while others (not black) walked away.

It's a common joke among (many of us) black people just how quick we are to flee the scene - no questions asked. If something terrible/horrific happens, we split.

On the flip side, there's of course, the rampant racism in the movie industry. (My prior reply is partly serious, by the way, art does not imitate life in this case).

Black bodies are expendable, and black characters are little more than an answer to the call for "diversity" and the expected complaints that the producers/director/etc know they would get without at least one black face. So, they stick one of us in there in a rather sarcastic manner "See, we have a black person in the movie!".
Ever notice, that black person is almost always romantically involved with another black person... yeah, interracial action doesn't sell too well either.

Finally, killing black people is an ancient pass time. Well, maybe not so ancient, but just look up "Racism: A History" on YouTube, and after you watch that and take it in, you'll never see another movie the same way again.

Can't lynch 'em in real life? Do it on screen. No one will notice.

I wonder when American Football started

American football traces its origins back to two other varieties of football played in England in the 1800s: rugby and association football, more commonly known as soccer. ... Heffelfinger became the first person to be paid to play football when the AAA paid him $500 to play in a game against the PAC.

https://youtu.be/h3B_9GhuyRY