Ani

Poem

Ani

, Funny, Pretty

Daughter of Tahi Kahui and Rose-Abelle Jerry,

Lover of deep sea diving for Kai Moana, Animals, Swimming.

Who feels Happy, Friendly and wanting a break from school.

Who needs, my parents to win the lotto, my koro(grandpa) to get better, and to get my own License.

Who fears when I’m on a boat in the deep blue ocean looking down at all the big fish, Sharks, and big Tarantula.

Who would like to have lollies and chocola

te, and would like a pet kitten named Snoopy, and some new clothes from DIVA

Who enjoys having a family, going to the pools, and Roaming around Pukekohe.

Who likes to wear Singlets and Skinny Jeans and Jackets. Who dreams of being a Vetinarian

Kahui!



= = = = = My Octopoem = = = = = = Ani is the colour of the bright blue waves that crash against the rock, = = She is a blossom tree in Spring, = = Providing rain for the crops on the farm, = = Gentle ray of sunshine to brighten up your day, = = She is a pair of skinny jeans and a tee, = = A sofa bed with a comfy Blanket on the top, = = Crime-Scene-Investigation to solve Mysteries and Murders and figure out what happened at the crime scene, = = Chocolate Fudge with a caramello sauce in the middle! = = Ani Kahui =



My COMIC LYF

= = = Making Glowing Water!!! =

===Make glowing water with the help of a black light in this fun science experiment for kids. Tonic water doesn't look very strange under normal light but what happens when you look at it under a black light? Does the dye from a highlighter pen do the same thing? Find out what happens and why it happens with this cool experiment that you can do at home. ===

= What You'll Need: =


 * A black light (you can find them at places like Walmart and hardware stores, as well as online stores like Amazon).
 * Tonic water or a highlighter pen.
 * A dark room to do the experiment.



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 * 1) If you are using a highlighter pen carefully break it open, remove the felt and soak it in a small amount of water for a few minutes.
 * 2) Find a dark room.
 * 3) Turn on the black light near your water, how does it look?

= Whats Happening? = = Explanation_ =

The ultra violet (UV) light coming from your black light lamp excites things called phosphors. Tonic water and the dye from highlighter pens contain phosphors that turn UV light (light we can’t see) into visible light (light we can see). That’s why your water glows in the dark when you shine a black light on it.

Black lights are used in forensic science, artistic performances, photography, authentication of banknotes and antiques, and in many other areas.



Mixing Oil and Water
Some things just don't get along well with each other. Take oil and water as an example, you can mix them together and shake as hard as you like but they'll never become friends.....or will they? Take this fun experiment a step further and find out how bringing oil and water together can help you do your dishes.

=What You'll Need =


 * Small soft drink bottle
 * Water
 * Food colouring
 * 2 tablespoons of cooking oil
 * <span style="color: #070359; font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px;">Dish washing liquid or detergent

Instructions

 * 1) <span style="color: #06166a; font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px;">Add a few drops of food colouring to the water.
 * 2) <span style="color: #06166a; font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px;">Pour about 2 tablespoons of the coloured water along with the 2 tablespoons of cooking oil into the small soft drink bottle.
 * 3) <span style="color: #06166a; font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px;">Screw the lid on tight and shake the bottle as hard as you can.
 * 4) <span style="color: #06166a; font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px;">Put the bottle back down and have a look, it may have seemed as though the liquids were mixing together but the oil will float back to the top

= What's Happening = = Explanation =

While water often mixes with other liquids to form solutions, oil and water does not. Water molecules are strongly attracted to each other, this is the same for oil, because they are more attracted to their own molecules they just don't mix together. They separate and the oil floats above the water because it has a lower density.

If you really think oil and water belong together then try adding some dish washing liquid or detergent. Detergent is attracted to both water and oil helping them all join together and form something called an emulsion. This is extra handy when washing those greasy dishes, the detergent takes the oil and grime off the plates and into the water, yay!

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Never allow any water to come in contact with the melting chocolate, unless the chocolate is being melted in a large amount of water (2 tablespoons water per ounce of chocolate is the minimum amount). Just a drop or two of water can make the chocolate seize up, or become hard and lumpy. Even the steam from the bottom of a double boiler can cause this problem. Make sure to keep the chocolate dry as it melts. If it does seize, you can blend in a teaspoon of vegetable oil (NOT butter or margarine) and the chocolate should smooth out. =====

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Chocolate should only be melted over low heat. The microwave is a good appliance to use because the cooking time is so controlled. If you stand there at the stove and stir constantly, you can melt chocolate in a pan set over very low heat. A double boiler (watch out for condensation) is a good method; make sure the water in the bottom is barely simmering. =====

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To melt chocolate bars in a microwave, first coarsely chop the chocolate. Place in a microwave safe bowl and heat on 50% power for 1 minute. Remove from the microwave and stir. Continue this process until the chocolate is almost melted. Then stir =====

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Melt chocolate chips just like chopped bars. To make a dipping chocolate for coating candies, when the chocolate is almost melted add 1/4 cup more chips and stir constantly until the mixture is smooth. This will help set up sugar crystals so the chocolate stays firm at temperature. =====

= Keuwtiiey Whakaotinqa =









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