puff 553 Friday 29th

Peter Cleave at the London

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Peter Cleave on guitar and vocals at the London on George Street Palmerston North- Fridays and Saturdays 6- 8.30pm. The London is one of New Zealand's best restaurants. Come and eat. The gig goes into its second month. It started with a show called Peter Cleave aqnd the British Invasion to go with the theme of the London. Beatles, Stones, Van Morrison and the like and it carries on from there.
Dr Mercola says the ancient Polynesians carried turmeric with them on their incredible voyage across the Pacific Ocean to Hawaii. Today, Hawaiians still use this spice -- known to them as Olena.

While in China, Marco Polo in 1280 AD recorded information on turmeric in his diary:

"There is also a vegetable which has all the properties of true saffron, as well the smell and the color, and yet it is not really saffron."

So, turmeric has been used as a substitute for saffron (an old world spice) in Europe for over 700 years.

One of the main healthful ingredients in turmeric is curcumin (a curcuminoid), which as I said, gives turmeric its yellow color.

Western scientists first isolated the curcumin molecule in 1815, obtained its crystalline form in 1870, and determined its overall structure in 1910.

Curcumin can potentially benefit you by:

Promoting your immune system against stress*

•Promoting your immune system*
•Helping you maintain your healthy digestive system*
•Supporting your healthy bones, joints, and overall skeletal system*
•Helping you maintain cholesterol levels that are already within the normal range*
•Promoting your healthy blood and liver functions*
Friday 29th
Kaupapa koorero moo te raa nei

Te Whare Miere

Rangahau
Kaupapa koorero moo te raa nei
Naa te aha te wahanguu o te Toorangapu Kaakaariki? He mataku raatou i eetahi atu Toorangapu? Kei te moohio raatou i aa raatou anoo kaupapa?

Subject of the day
Parliament

Analysis
Why are the Greens so quiet? Are they scared of other parties? Do they know what they are about?
www.greens.org.nz/Maori Unpacked continued
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Another look around the room.
At any point you might see a locative

i, ki, kei. hei

I waenganui o te ruma.
In the middle of the room.

Haere koe ki waho o te ruma.
Go out of the room.

Kei te matapihi.
At the window.

Hei runga i te teepu.
To be on top of the table.

You can start to count things in the room

E hia nga tuuru?
How many chairs?

Kotahi te tuuru.
There is one chair.

E rua nga tuuru.
There are two chairs.

E toru nga tuuru.
There are three chairs.








You can even organise your chairs using ordinals and positionals.

Ko teenei te tuuru tuatahi.
This is the first chair.

Ko teenaa te tuuru tuarua.
This is the second chair.

Ko teeraa te tuuru tuatoru.
This is the third chair.

Or you can put one thing in relation to another;

Kei raro i te teepu te tuuru.
The chair is under the table.

Kei waho o te whare te waka.
The car is outside the house.

Kei roto i te whare te teepu.
The table is inside the house.

Kei runga i te teepu te ipu.
The bowl is on the table.

Kei muri i te kuaha te pukapuka.
The book is behind the door.

Kei mua i te kuaha te tuuru.
The chair is in front of the door.

Kei te taha o te pukapuka te ipu.
The bowl is at the side of the book.







And you now have to work out where to put Doing Words or Verbs.
Why not next to Nouns in the middle of the room?

Ka haere au ki waenganui ruma.
I go to the middle of the room.

Ka tuu au.
I stand.

Ka whakaaro au.
I think.

Ka koorero au i te kupu.
I speak the word.

Ka tuhi au i te kupu.
I write the word.

Ka koorero anoo au i te kupu.
I say the word again.

Ka mahi peenei au ia ra, ia ra.
I go on like this every day.

He hoohaa teenaa?
is that a drag?

Mehemea he ngahau, kaahore kau.
If its entertaining, not at all