This document contains Maori language words, phrases, and numbers. It discusses birthdays, including common birthday items like cake, presents, and soft drinks in Te Reo Maori. It provides a riddle asking what has many faces and sizes and can be big at times, instructing readers to call 721 to answer. It also includes a birthday song in Te Reo Maori wishing someone a happy birthday.
1. Какое определение культуры дает Уайт в своих работах?
2. С критикой каких направлений в антропологии и их отношением к культуре выступает Лесли Уайт?
3. Объект и предмет культурологии, согласно Уайту.
4. Характеристика соматического и экстрасоматического аспекта научного исследования.
5. Символаты.
Library as Publisher: New Publishing Ecosystems John Warren
Many academic libraries are moving into the publishing landscape, and an increasing number of university presses are now part of their university library infrastructure. The business of libraries and publishers are now intertwined and overlapping. Libraries have been proponents of open access, whereas many scholarly publishers have been wary about, if not hesitant to implement, open models. How are priorities such as funding and sustainability achieved? The Mason Publishing Group, an initiative within the George Mason University Library, provides support and resources to the George Mason University community for creating, curating, and disseminating scholarly, creative, and educational works. Programs and services of the Mason Publishing Group include the George Mason University Press, scholarly communication and copyright, University dissertation and thesis services, the Mason institutional repository (MARS), electronic journal hosting and publishing, and data publication. Planned services include publication of e-books and conference proceedings. This session provides an overview of the current library publishing landscape and efforts at Mason to create and sustain this initiative.
Presented at the Washington Research Library Consortium 2015 Annual Meeting by John W. Warren- Head, Mason Publishing Group/George Mason University Press, George Mason University Libraries
1. Какое определение культуры дает Уайт в своих работах?
2. С критикой каких направлений в антропологии и их отношением к культуре выступает Лесли Уайт?
3. Объект и предмет культурологии, согласно Уайту.
4. Характеристика соматического и экстрасоматического аспекта научного исследования.
5. Символаты.
Library as Publisher: New Publishing Ecosystems John Warren
Many academic libraries are moving into the publishing landscape, and an increasing number of university presses are now part of their university library infrastructure. The business of libraries and publishers are now intertwined and overlapping. Libraries have been proponents of open access, whereas many scholarly publishers have been wary about, if not hesitant to implement, open models. How are priorities such as funding and sustainability achieved? The Mason Publishing Group, an initiative within the George Mason University Library, provides support and resources to the George Mason University community for creating, curating, and disseminating scholarly, creative, and educational works. Programs and services of the Mason Publishing Group include the George Mason University Press, scholarly communication and copyright, University dissertation and thesis services, the Mason institutional repository (MARS), electronic journal hosting and publishing, and data publication. Planned services include publication of e-books and conference proceedings. This session provides an overview of the current library publishing landscape and efforts at Mason to create and sustain this initiative.
Presented at the Washington Research Library Consortium 2015 Annual Meeting by John W. Warren- Head, Mason Publishing Group/George Mason University Press, George Mason University Libraries
1. Ko te Turei te ra tekau ma rima
O Oketopa
15/09/13
Mane - Turei - Wenerei - Taite - Paraire - Ra horoi - Ra tapu
2. Kei te pehea te ahua o te
rangi ki waho?
Ring 721 if you know the
answer in Te Reo Maori...
3. Na Te Rangihouhiri
Na Te Rangihouhiri matou e
Ko Raurukitahi e
He iwi mokemoke manene e
He mokai nanakia he Tutua
Hiki nuku i te ara
Nga kuri neko a tarawhata
Ka u ki Tauranga e
Ko uenukiu koe Tawhana i te rangi
Ko Ngaiterangi e
4. Recap 1-10
•
Tahi = 1
Waru = 8
•
Rua = 2
Iwa = 9
•
Toru = 3
Tekau = 10
•
Wha = 4
Hold up a finger as you say each
•
Rima = 5
number.
•
Ono = 6
•
Whitu = 7
5. Continued.........
Tekau ma tahi = 11
Tekau ma ono = 16
Tekau ma rua = 12
Tekau ma whitu = 17
Tekau ma toru = 13
Tekau ma waru = 18
Tekau ma wha = 14
Tekau ma iwa = 19
Tekau ma rima = 15
Rua tekau
= 20
7. WALT: understand and use some words
associated with birthdays
•
Soft Drink - Inu waireka
•
Sweets - Rare
•
Cake - Keke
•
Present - Perehana
8. WA WERO:
Sponsored by.....
He aha au? What am i?
He maha aku kara
He nui ahau i etahi wa
He maha aku ahua
721 is the number to ring to answer
our wa wero.
9. Ra whanau waiata:
Ra whanau kia koe
Ra whanau kia koe
Ra whanau ki a .......
Ra whanau kia koe