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Showing posts with label Fun information. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fun information. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Four easy ways to improve NZ for the future

1. Attract as many Samoans from around the world to Aotearoa New Zealand as possible, because we've all seen what happens when that skilled potential is tapped or hacked into. Also it's relaxing to never have to worry about someone messing with Aotearoa New Zealand with the Samoan mongoloids sitting just down the street. 2. Don't follow the failed versions of "How to make a City guidebook", obviously there are some real bad cases in which civilizations have failed. Better intelligence is the key, cause well a nation of consumer idiots, even "very skilled" consumer idiots who have no culture, no loyalty, no heritage, and no unity, are just money making muppets, who eventually get bought out by greedier overseas ancient aristocracies, who by the way have been making money since before western nations knew what paper was. 3. Watch your taxes, in fact "land tax", means you can never own land in a way. Taxes are where devils think they're smart, but really in the end, they end up homeless, and taxed or schemed out by other nations who know they've fled their own home and scurried to another. 4. Support the Arts, no creativity, guess what, means no.. "Made in New Zealand" product other than sheep wool, just don't be a target to sell off your own natural resources.    

Monday, July 15, 2013

The new Superman Movie says it's not an "S", so is it a Manaia

There's a lot of people of course who are not aware of what a "Manaia" is, but a Samoan Historian caught the new Superman Movie and thought that the symbol resembled a Manaia. The famous Maori culture in the far southern region of Oceania, has some of the greatest wood carving arts in the world, even compared to the greatest wood carvers of Southern East Asia. Inside those Maori carvings, are many times, if not always, a Manaia pattern used in the background, or to decorate other figures and sections. The Manaia in Maori culture is a bird-headed god, with a body of a man [Birdman], and sometimes with the body of a serpent [Bird Dragon], giving it the "S" Superman figure. The Manaia is also traditionally believed to be the messenger between Heaven and the earthly world. The word "Manaia" is cognate with the founding word of Fa'amanaia in Samoan, which means to expressly decorate. Traditional Manaia carvings in Bone and Jade, worn around the neck, are today widely popular in the largest regions of the world, in Asia Pacific and the Moana Pacific region. 

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Ranana Nui is a better title name than Ranana

Ngati Ranana is a Maori Club from Aotearoa settled in Ranana [London] of Britain, helping teach the other thousands of Kiwi and Maori New Settlers their ancient cultural practices. The three guiding principles of Ngāti Rānana are Whanaungatanga (togetherness), Manaakitanga (looking after one another/hospitality) and Kōtahitanga (unity). These Maori and Kiwi settlers have been there since the 1950's with the now New Settler population growing, and able to be seen in force at The Waitangi Day Celebrations in Europe doing their Haka. Ranana is the common use word for the area also known as London, but Ranana Nui in opinion is another very accepting title. Video title search : Waitangi Day London Circle Line Pub Crawl 2008 NZ News Clip

Friday, December 9, 2011

Ebay still a great Christmas stop for shopping

EBAY still might be one of the best places to buy the Sony Playstation 3. The consoles are going for 199.00 refurbished to 299.00 brand new in some places, and some come with a game package. Walmart also has it's competing prices and reliable service up there. Amazon has been a growing gamers favorite site for years now.

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Try again the Aloha Christmas Tree 2011

Have you ever created an Aloha Christmas Tree? Well this is a great year to start. We started last year by hanging some shell and Island Flower oraments [see Holiday section in Blog]. This year we want to make more decorations along the same theme. Mail the Blog with your feeback on our Christmas decorations this year.