sitas truffles

 we made truffle in cooking and they tasted like chocolate biscuts they looked like a chocolate ball coverd in coconut 

Truffle Blog (cooking)

 Today in cooking we made chocolate truffles

They tasted very good and they were chocolatey and sweet, they were very bussin

They looked brown with coconut on top and they were the size of a very small gold ball.

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Home Eco

 Self Saucing Chocolate Dessert in a Mug

3 T Flour

3 T Sugar

1½ T Cocoa Powder

½ t  Baking Powder

3 T Milk

2½ T Butter melted

¼ t Vanilla

Topping

1½ T Brown Sugar

1 t Cocoa Powder         

3 T Hot Water  

Method

1. In a small bowl add flour, sugar cocoa powder and baking powder. Stir together

2. Add to this the milk, butter and vanilla. Mix until fully combined

3. Pour half into each of 2 ramekins or microwave proof mugs. (leave room to rise!)

4. Sprinkle topping evenly over surface 

5. Carefully pour over the hot water. Make sure it is evenly spread

6. Cook in the microwave for 1½ min. Remove carefully once cooked

7. Serve with ice cream, custard or a dessert sauce

Our group worked very well together and the finished product was bussin, my cake was a bit undercooked and but it did taste good like chocolate :D

Project

Kia Ora!

Throughout three weeks, we had a project in science and math, to do with circuits, voltage, resistance, current

Aim: What is the aim of this project? our aim was to calculate voltage and current, and find the area in the floor plan we chose

Method: What template did you pick and how many bulbs? What rooms did you give your house? Add a picture here. I have 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, a lounge, a kitchen and a garage. I chose house plan a, the amount of bulbs i put was 7, and they are spreadout in my house

Results: Show your calculations for Area and Voltage + Current (Ohm’s Law), link to images/screenshots if you can. I have three pathways for circuits, and my total area is 174ms

The voltage of pathway one is 200V with one lightbulb

Pathway two, each of my lightbulbs is 66.67V, because I have three lightbulbs

Pathway three is the same as pathway two

Discussion: What do the terms voltage, current, resistance mean? How did you do the calculations? What do your calculations tell you about circuits and houses? Do the calculations make sense?

Voltage is the amount of energy given by the “source” or battery. 

Current is the rate of flow by electrons. 

Resistance is about pushing back, if you change the resistance on your light bulb the more resistance the slower the electrons.

The way I found the voltage was by doing this:

The way I found the current and resistance

Do your calculations make sense? No, I don't really understand them and the way to work out the answers

Conclusion: Did you enjoy the project? Would you do anything differently if you were to do it again? Different house or Number of bulbs? Yes, I thought it was interesting but difficult, and I would do something differently, use house plan C :D

Social media madness

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Social media madness

1. Tired!!! Physical therapy in the morning, I’m done for the day. As soon as Madison is home from girl scouts, I’m hoping I can sleep!

2. Me and my boo at the movies, too cute.

3. You look so happy! Great pic.

4. You should have called me if you needed something.

5. I’m single and I’m gonna love it. Fred and I are getting divorced. He put a restraining order on me, he needs help.

6. Thank you, everyone. I’ll be okay.

1. Working hard trying to stack that paper, money status all day baby. I’m a young entrepreneur trying to make me some dollars.

2. Yea, sometimes I think I should get up earlier… then I roll over in my bed and think “Yea, better not.”

3. New phone, inbox for the number.

4. I can’t do this anymore, I can’t take it!

5. Seems to stupid to be real… skeptical.

6. Oh my gosh! Ryan just pooped and peed on the potty.

How does resistance affect current?

Voltage definition (V): How much energy the electrons are carrying, measured in volts

Voltage rule: In a series the voltage is split between components, In a parallel the voltage is the same everywhere else

Current definition (I): How quickly the electrons move (flow), measured in amps

Current rule: In series current is the same everywhere, In parallel current is split between pathways

Resistance definition (R): Used to slow/resist flow of electrons, measured in ohms

Resistance slows down the current by slowing the electons (electricity being carried around the circuit)

With resistence:

Without resistence (the lightbulbs shine more because there is no resistence stopping the electrical current):