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by Nick | 17, Oct, 2014 | News
In life, we are faced with many situations. A lot of life might be compared to a game of cricket. We can be a batsman, bowler or fielder – and other people play the other roles. As a batsman, you have to cope with whatever the bowlers serve up to you, and contend with...
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by Nick | 10, Oct, 2014 | News
Hullo. The intrepid journeys of Tick, the cat, and Nick, the computer tutor, continue. We have just visited our good friend Toko the bottlenose dolphin. After we had seen Toko, Nick said “Well Tikitiki. That was good. Shall we find somewhere to sleep tonight?” Tick or...
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by Nick | 8, Oct, 2014 | News
Hullo. The intrepid journeys of Tick, the cat, and Nick, the computer tutor, continue. Today we take in more of wonderful Tokomaru Bay, and visit Toko, the bottlenose dolphin, again. Tokomaru Bay is a small beachside community located on the isolated East Coast of New...
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by Nick | 6, Oct, 2014 | News
Hullo. My name is Tikitiki. They call me Tick for short, and I am an awesome cat. I was born on the campus of the local Gisborne Polytechnic. I have just arrived at Te Puia Springs, after admiring Mt Hikurangi, the sacred mountain of the Ngati Porou tribe on the East...
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by Nick | 6, Oct, 2014 | News
Shit happens” is a common slang phrase expressing that life is full of unpredictable events, and bad things can happen to people for no particular reason. The origin or earliest use of the phrase is uncertain. The phrase was probably introduced to print by...
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by Nick | 3, Oct, 2014 | News
The computer offers all benefits of a good well calibrated machine. Benefits include: • easier research • better gaming • easier communication • it makes business better • it makes it easier to shop, etc. A computer can repetitively compute without making mistakes...
