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Image from page 242 of "Te Karere" (1907) Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. New Zealand Mission

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Text in my Type Specimen Book

I will be using the text given to us in canvas "W4 ATQ 1", What is Typography?

What is typography? Come right down to it, it is simply the arrangement of twenty-six little abstract squiggles in such a way that it conveys an idea from one person-the author-to another person-the reader. The assumption is that everybody knows what sounds the squiggles represent; to make sure of that, we hammer it into the heads of our young as soon as they can absorb it. Of course, this definition, while basic, is an oversimplification. Typography is that, but it is much more, too. It involves the ease with which we recognize the letters of the alphabet, their grouping into words and lines and masses-questions of simple legibility. It involves the proper interpretation of the message to facilitate the visual communication between author and reader. It involves the selection of the appropriate types for specific purposes-the nature of the message. the kind of reader, the printing processes and the paper employed. And finally, it involves aesthetics, for typography which appeals to the eye will embody the same set of principles of design that goes into any work of art. 

Then translated in to Māori

He aha te typography? Haere mai ki raro nei, ko te whakaritenga noa iho o te rua tekau ma ono o nga kutukutu iti waitara kia puta ai he whakaaro mai i tetahi tangata-te kaituhi-ki tetahi atu tangata-te kaipanui. Ko te whakapae e mohio ana te katoa he aha te tangi o te kutukutu; kia mohio ai, ka hamaa e matou ki roto i nga mahunga o a matou tamariki i te wa e taea ai e ratou te hopu. Ko te tikanga, ko tenei whakamaramatanga, ahakoa he mea taketake, he whakamaarama. Ko te momotuhi, engari he nui noa atu. Kei roto ko te ngawari o te mohio ki nga reta o te piapa, te whakarōpūtanga ki nga kupu me nga rarangi me nga paatai-paanui mo te maarama ngawari. Kei roto ko te whakamaoritanga tika o te karere kia pai ai te whakawhitiwhiti korero a te kaituhi me te kaipanui. Ko te whiriwhiri i nga momo e tika ana mo nga kaupapa motuhake-te ahua o te karere. te ahua o te kaipanui, nga tikanga ta me te pepa e whakamahia ana. Ka mutu, ka uru ki nga mahi rerehua, na te mea ko te tuhi tuhi e pai ana ki te kanohi ka uru ki te ahua o nga maataapono hoahoa e uru ana ki tetahi mahi toi.

Ko te whakahou iOS 16 ka taea e koe te whakawhiti eSIM ki to iPhone hou ma te Nihokikorangi

Ko te whakahou iOS 16 ka taea e koe te whakawhiti eSIM ki to iPhone hou ma te Nihokikorangi

I etahi ra i mua, ka tukuna e Apple te whakahou iOS 16 i tana huihuinga WWDC2022 me nga momo ahuatanga. Ko tetahi o enei ahuatanga kaore i whakahuahia ko te kaha ki te whakawhiti eSIM ki te iPhone hou ma te Bluetooth.

Ko Carson Waldrop tetahi kaikorero korero ki a Twitter ki te kii ko te whakahou iOS 16 ka tautoko i te whakawhiti o te eSIM mai i te iPhone o naianei ki te iPhone hou. Ko te tukanga whakawhiti ka tino ngawari, ka taea e koe te whakawhiti i to nama waea o mua ki to iPhone hou.

IOS 16 whakahou i te whakawhiti eSIM

Inaianei ki te hoko koe i tetahi iPhone hou ka hiahia koe ki te whakawhiti i to eSIM o mua ki a ia, me whakapiri atu koe ki to kaikawe kia oti te mahi. Ae ra, ka mahia e etahi o nga kaiwhakahaere ma nga waehere QR i roto i a raatau tono waea. Engari me te ahuatanga hou o te iOS 16, ka taea noa tenei ma te huri i te Nihokikorangi me etahi taapiri ngawari. Ko te tikanga, ki te whakamahi i te waahanga, me tautoko e te kaiwhakahaere.

Ko te whakahou iOS 16 kei te beta i tenei wa, a ka kore pea e taea te tautoko a nga kaiwhakahaere mo tenei waahanga i tenei wa. No reira, kaore ano kia maarama ko wai nga kaiwhakahaere ka tukuna tenei waahanga me nga whenua. Ko te putanga whakamutunga o iOS 16 kua whakaritea kia tukuna i tenei hinga. Kei roto i te punaha whakahaere nga ahuatanga hou penei i te kaha ki te whakarite i te mata maukati, te kaha ki te whakatika i nga karere i roto i te iMessage me te whare pukapuka whakaahua tiritahi i iCloud.

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I love when my son makes connections. Te Karere is on tv rn and they were doing a story about something happening in Kirikiriroa (Hamilton) and their background picture as they talked about it was of the Fairfield bridge across the Waikato river.

Next thing I know he has my coffee table book about the Waikato region and he's flipping through pages until he can find the pictures of the city and all the bridges including that one, because he recognised it.

Te Karere's Oriini Kaipara 'shocked' and 'taken aback' after discovering portrait painted without her consent for sale

Here is an article I found on one news the other night about an artist who painted a portrait of a Maori women without consent. Where the face itself wasn’t completely recognisable, but the moko was. Moko’s tell a story and are unique to ones self through the design and meaning

Mrs Payne- Artist who was selling the painting (British immigrant that has been living in NZ since 2017)

Friends posted in support of the broadcaster, calling it "misappropriation" disrespectful and an attempt to sell "mana" without consent.

“but selling MY moko for profit and for YOUR self-gain is damn disrespectful to say the very least,"

"I was getting sold, an image of me was being sold, and that I was going for a special rate. I think that the wording, unfortunately, really irked me."

Art historian Dr Rangihiroa Panoho said it was tiring that these issues types of issues continued to occur over decades.

"We're talking about a vulnerable indigenous culture that has a whole history of colonialism, of imperial activity in this part of the world and we've endured a lot and I guess art is like a final frontier."

"This has always been the problem with modernism and artists that work outside of those communities. They have totally different values, individual orientated, often money, and the sale of the motif through their artwork is the primary objective and in that particular case it makes it really distasteful for the Māori community because this is not about money."

Ka tangi te pipiwharauroa, ko nga karere a Mahuru The cries of the glossy cuckoo are the heralds of Spring

Ruahine Forest Park, NZ ©kasrashirdel

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Te Pati Maori Party's co-leader, Rawiri Waititi, appeared on TVNZ 1's leading maori news and current affairs programme, Te Karere, when he shared the stands regarding to the return of fallen NZ Tane Maori soldier Kane Te Tai from Ukraine as well as child poverty.

De stenen van het Armeense Stonehenge bevatten tekeningen van vreemd uitziende wezens. Wat zijn het?

In de nabijheid van de stad Sisian in de Armeense provincie Sjoenik vindt men Zorats Karer, een oude steencirkel die fungeerde als sterrenwacht.

Het gebied is onderzocht door een team archeologen van de Universiteit van München. Zij concludeerden dat Karahunj, zoals de vindplaats officieel heet, kan worden gezien als het Stonehenge van Armenië.

Rond de steencirkel stond een muur van leem en rots. De archeologen vermoeden dat het gebied tussen de brons- en de ijzertijd werd gebruikt als necropool.

Mensachtige wezens

In sommige stenen zijn tekeningen van mensachtige wezens en schijven gegraveerd. Volgens sommigen zijn het afbeeldingen van buitenaardse wezens en UFO’s.

In het gebied zijn 223 grote graven gevonden. De menhirs op de tombes zijn tot 2,8 meter hoog en wegen elk tien ton. In 84 van de stenen zijn cirkelvormige gaten aangetroffen.

Russische en Armeense archeoastronomen stellen dat de stenen werden gebruikt voor astronomische waarnemingen.

Zomerwende

Zo scheen de opkomende zon op de dag van de zomerwende precies door de gaten in vier van de stenen.

Op dezelfde dag scheen de ondergaande zon door vier andere gaten.

In de stad Sisian is een klein museum gewijd aan de vondst. Er zijn onder meer petrogliefen te zien die in het gebied op bergtoppen zijn gevonden.

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page 42 of "Te Karere" (1907)

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