Stolen Generation

Checkpoints:
1) The Aborigines came from the Asian mainland and the islands north of the Australian continent.
2) The European brought unknown diseases like smallpox, this is the reason that the native population halved of a few years.
3) It is estimated more than 100 000 children from their homes.

Viewpoints:
1) Mr. Howard and Mr Keating refused to make an official apology because they dident want to realize that they had done something wrong.
2) The Indians experiences something like this when the English men came and took over the US. Then they had to move.

Research and discover 2:
1) The Maoris is an indigenous who lives in New Zealand. The come from Polonaise.

Sandra Toft

Sandra Toft was born in Gribskov, Denmark 18 of October 1989. She is a handball player and she plays handball for the Norwegian team Larvik HK. She is a goalkeeper and she also plays fore the Danish national team. She was on the Danish team for VM in Brazil 2011, EM in Serbia 2012, VM in Serbia and EM in Croatia and Hungary. Earlier she has played for the Danish teams Team Helsinge, Virum Sorgenfri and Team Tvis Holstebro. Through her career she has received two injuries. One in her knee and one in her neck.

  

Spelling

then - da (Da kan jeg det)

than - enn (Større enn deg) 

which - hvilken (Hvilken vei) 

witch - heks (I går leste jeg om en heks)

through - gjennom (Gå i gjennom døra) 

threw - kaste (Kast den hit) 

there - der (Den ligger der) 

their - deres (Den her er deres) 

they`re - de er (De er kalde) 

to - til (Jeg skal til byen i dag)  

too - også (Du kan også bli med) 

two - to (Jeg har to øyne)

lose - miste/tape (Jeg mistet den på gulvet)

loose - løs (Hunden er løs)

Viewpoints page 265

1) rural= related to the countryside
    urban= related to the cities

2) In Norway the urban landscape is very industrialize and less wood and cultivate and it lives more people there. In the rural landscape it is less industrialized and people and more wood and cultivate.
 India has developed from a rural to an urban community.

3) It is terrible that we have a so high consumption. If we do not start thinking about the environment soon, we will destroy our upcoming family's life.

4) I think they want to live this way to come closer to the nature and try to live in the way like their ancestors did.

5) Rules for simple living:
Give up all electronic stuff.
Make your own food.
Focus on the important things in life.

6)
Help other people through a interesting job.
Make my own family and live a usual A4 life.
Live a long and happy life

The Imitation Game

Alan Turing Writes a letter to  Winston Churchill to get funding and authority to make his machine. Who was Winston Churchill?

Winston Churchill was the prime minister in England under the second world war. He was an american politician and author. In 1953 he got the Nobel Peace Price in Litterateur fore his books about English history and the second world war.

Task 2c

In this text, I will present my plan for the future. I will also present what kind of digital skills I need to my education.

After I’m finish at high school I want to move to Drammen to educate me as a radiographer. To do this I have to finish high school with an average at more than 3.4. This semester I had an average at 4.4 so I think I have a good chance to get in. A radiographer has many different tasks but the main tasks is to take radiographs, conduct MRI, ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine. Radiographer study is a three years long study. You have different subjects as physics, anatomy, pathology and general health.

In this job, you have to use a lot of technology. You use different machines in all the daily tasks. You use a machine to take the radiographs and after that, you uses a pc to look at the picture and to send it to a radiologist who looks at it and states a diagnosis. I also know that the radiographers use a measure who measure how much radio jets you gets in your body during a day. In general, you uses a lot of technology during a day at work as a radiographer. To use these machines you have to know how they works. That means you need to have knowledge about technology.

To get all this skills you need about the technology I have to follow during the lessons in my study period. I think I`ll learn all things about the technology during the studies. I also have some information about technology from earlier, witch I hopefully can use.   

Sources: 

http://utdanning.no/yrker/beskrivelse/radiograf

https://sok.samordnaopptak.no/studier?ord=Radiograf&laerestedkode=&utdomrkode=&stikkordnr=&type=studier

Exam task

The texts is about how the technology affect the world we live in now, and how it has shaped the life we have now. Just some years ago people nearly new what internet was. It is also about how people find their spouse online. I agree with the texts. Actually it is totally insane how we live now compered to how people lived 30 years ago.
I use my phone to almost every thing. Chat, checking my homework and communicate whit my friends and family.

Disconnect

1) The film is about how internet can affect our lives. There are three stories, and in different ways they all hangs together. They are all about how there life changes just because of a small thing online. One of the story is about a lawyer`s son. Another about a young couple who lost their son, and the last one about a journalist.

2) I think that it is good that someone has taken this case seriously, and made a film so people has a chance to see how wound people can be.
 Yeah, I could recognize the addiction to my phone.

3) I liked the film. It helps people see how mean people can be online, and things that can happen if you tells to much over the internet.

4) The whole film made an impression on me, but especially the last part where it switches between the three violent happenings in the end. All this happenings is because of things happened over the internet.  

Historcal events that shaped America

1.Do you think the colonies had good reason to declare Independence? Why?
 I think they had a very good reason to clear independence. Every people has the same rights and I don't think they should pay fore England 

2. Should one country be able to colonize another? When should a colony be granted Independence?
No i don't think a country should be able to colonize another. 

3. The Bill of Rights guarantees Americans "the right to bear arms". Many Americans still feel this is important for personal safety and in case they need to revolt  against their own government, They argue that the Minutemen and the local militias only won the fight for Independence because they had firearms.What do you think?
Should everyone have the right to bear arms? All kinds of arms?  
I think it would be safer if just the police and military bear arms. I think not everyone would use it just fore protection. 

4. If you were to present your nation's history in the same way as above, which events would you choose? Why?
-When Norway got their own Constitution in 1814. 
-The World War 2. Norway choose that they wanted to be natural and don't participate until we got attacked by German troops. 

Quotes

Quote

Today we had to choose a quote we liked.
I choose: Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.
The quote is written by Oscar Wilde. He was a dramatist, novelist and poet and lived from 1854-1900.  
I think it was a very good quote that says very much. I liked the meaning, and i agree that it is nothing that annoy your enemies more than forgive them. I like small and meaningful quotes and think it is nice remind yourself  some quotes when you do not know what to do.

Road trip in the UK

Car:

This is the car we drove!

We chose to drive car around in the UK. We though this was the easiest way to came around whenever we wanted to. Therefore we rang to a place where we could rent a car before we went off the Cardiff. We said that we wanted a Audi Q7 with automatically provides. That was quite OK. We chose this car because we think its a nice car with a lot of space. 

Here are a picture of our route on the trip we had to the UK. 

    

Cardiff:

The plain finally arrived Cardiff Airport at 10

a.m. after a four hours long flight. The weather was better than expected, the sunshine and it was not a cloud on the sky. It was a perfect day to visit one of Wales`s most important and beautiful parks, Roath Park. When we planned the trip at home, we read a lot about it, and it seemed like a place we had to visit. The park opened in 1894, and has a wild range of habitats and animals. One part of the park was used as sports fields where you could play baseball, rugby and tennis. When we walked along the lake, birds where twittering and oranges leaves were falling from the threes. It was so beautiful and relaxing being there in the autumn. 
After some hours in Roath Park, we drove 15
minutes back to the hotel where we ate some food and went to bed.
Next morning we only managed to eat breakfast
before we got in the car, and drove towards Stonehenge.  

Stonehenge:

On our second day of the tour, we drove from Cardiff to Stonehenge. There we had a stop to see the famous attraction Stonehenge. The weather wasn’t at our side but we had a great time visiting this famous monument. Stonehenge is a historical monument about 13 km. North West from Salisbury in Wiltshire. This monument was truly build 2000 years before Christ. The monument is one of the world’s most famous buildings. The name come from the old English word Stanhengist that means the hanging stones. 

                      Here is a picture of us in the front of Stonehenge. 

London:


We planned to spend two days in London, one only for shopping
in oxford street, and one day to look at the attractions. When we finally arrived
London the second day of our trip, it was late afternoon. It was difficult to
find the hotel, we used more than 15 minutes searching for it. The hotel room
was exclusive with a big bathroom and two big beds. This afternoon we only had
time for dinner, and we decided to watch the musical "Grease".
We woke up early next day. None of us had ever been to London
before. It was so exiting to walk down the streets. We chose to visit some of
London`s most famous attractions by ourselves, not with a guide. First we
walked all the way from our hotel to Madame Tussaud, which is a museum full of
dolls made of wax. The dolls are famous people from all over the world, and the
museum are divided into different parts such as: sport, film, royals, music,
world leaders, super heroes and so on. We liked the part with the team music
best. That was because the place was where we knew most of the people.
Couples of hours later we walk from Madame Tussaud to the
next attraction, which was the Buckingham Palace. The Buckingham Palace was originally
built in 1705 for the Duke of Buckingham, but today the palace is used as
ceremonial and official occasions for the Royal Family. We only saw the
ceremony called Guard Mounting in front of the palace. The ceremony involve a
new guard exchanging duty with the old guard. It was fun watching how fast they
did it.
Red double decker buses and cabs drove past us down the
street all the time, so we thought that when we finally were in London we had
to take a trip with the double decker bus to see the London Eye and the Big Ben.
The rest of the evening, we spent on the hotel room and we
went to bed early.
Day number 4. was used to shopping in oxford street. Shops
like Victoria Secret, Primark and Zara were shops that we didn’t have in Norway
so we had to visit them. That day we used A LOT of money.

Liverpool: 

The fifth day we drove from London to Liverpool. We started to drive from London at 11 a.m. We drove for two and a half hour to Birmingham where we stopped to eat. Here we ate some fish and chips. When we was finish, we sat into the car and started to drive in the direction Liverpool.  When we arrived Liverpool after 2 hours we checked in at the hotel "The Nadler Liverpool". We spend the night looking around in the town and eat. When we woke up the next day we went down to eat some breakfast before we went out shopping. When it went afternoon we went back to the hotel to do ready for the football match and conducted tour at Anfield. Liverpool was going to play against Swansea. 

The football match was amazing, Liverpool won 4-3, and the conducted tour was so cool. After a long night with football, we went back to the hotel to get some sleep before we were going to fly back to Norway the next morning. Day 6 started early at 6 a.m. We stand up and eat some breakfast before we drove to the airport and delivered the car and took the plain home. 

Sources
- https://www.cardiff.gov.uk/ENG/resident/Leisure-parks-and-culture/Parks-and-Green-Spaces/Find-a-park/Our-parks/Pages/Roath-Park.aspx
- http://www.madametussauds.com/London/PlanYourVisit/Explore/Default.aspx
- http://www.tourist-information-uk.com/changing-the-guard.htm