Amzsing creations through games/ building bricks/inventions

FYREUK MINECRAFT CREATIONS

This is the most awesome video-game creations I have ever see! Take a look for yourself! Sorry, this one is mostly pictures, but they are still worthwhile.

 

 

 

A Minecraft castle fit for a king...

An epic village/mountain scenery/boat land thingamajig....

An awesome city at night...

a castle fit for several kings...

The golden gate bridge...

and a massive city for all the people in Minecraft!










LEGO


I was looking at Lego things on the internet when I saw these...






Tiger!!




Make a wish!



 
 The loch Ness monster has come to kill you...!

 


Set sail!


                                             The empire state building for minifigures!!!

Super Mario bros! Weehee!                                                                                                                                

Want a ride?






Sculptures




These fish are made entirely out of plastic bottles!

 


Poor guy!



   He's struggling...

     


Traffic jam!!











BONUS!!!






STREET ART









 




















 

Elisabeth Holmes Amazing Invention/ story

This Woman Invented a Way to Run 30 Lab Tests on Only One Drop of Blood

The thing that she is holding is the amount of blood she needs
to perform up to 70 tests!


Elizabeth Holmes ambition was to work with health care. She dropped out of Stanford university at 30 years of age to work with a company called Theranos, a health care technology company. Her goal was to make health care accessible and cheap enough for everyone and when it matters most. She also invented a way to use only 1 drop of blood to perform up to 70 tests, including genetic samples. She launched the company at the age of 19, and it is now spreading out over shops like Walgreen's.

Elisabeth said a billion tests are done in the united states, but too many are done in the emergency room. She said that if you do these tests earlier, you may be able to intervene with the problem before they needed to go to hospital. IT would be more comfortable and safer, but its biggest benefit would be that it could save lives.


She makes these opportunities come at a lower price, so everybody can afford them. She used fertility testing as an example. She mentioned that would pay out of their pocket,
and that the tests can cost as much as $2000. Theranos then lowered the price right down to $35, so the large majority of patients can afford the test.

                                                                                                                                                                   And now you can do all this just with 1 drop of blood, thanks to Elisabeth Holme's ingenious invention and with the help of Theranos.

Theranos' Nanotainer holds just one drop of blood.
(0.5 inches)








Why Elizabeth Holmes started Theranos
When Elizabeth was 10, she was living with her uncle. He loved the beach and loved spending the summer holidays with her and her brother. One day, her uncle was diagnosed with skin cancer, and worse, it had already spread. The illness all of a sudden became brain cancer and it went into his bones. She sadly never got to say goodbye.

She used this incident as a reason why she started Theranos, now worth 9 billion dollars.

the problem Elizabeth identified with her uncle's illness is that we usually diagnose disease when the person showing symptoms decides to get them checked out by a doctor. More often than not it is too late.

Elizabeth said that she wants to provide everyone with cheaper, easy and efficient access to your health information, allowing them to treat a serious illness that they might have before it spreads, so you can give them more time to help.

Guess who? Do you remember any of these shows from childhood?

GUESS WHO?

 

 

 

Write the answers in the comments page. I will read them to check if you are right. First person to get them all correct gets to choose the next topic I write (not rude).



Clue:
The son of a sailor, 5-year old Sosuke lives a quiet life on an Oceanside cliff with his mother Lisa. One fateful day, he finds a beautiful goldfish trapped in a bottle on the beach and upon rescuing her, names her...
 



 Clue:
The curious toddler in this story is all dressed in blue. He joins Pato the yellow duck, Elly the pink elephant, Loula the dog, Sleepy Bird and many others in learning new things and having fun.



This movie shows a boy's efforts to get his little sister to try new things.

 

 

The mom and dad dump their son Cody, daughter Abby, her best friend Marcella and a baby on the farm with Grandpa and Grandma. A purple dinosaur then entertains them...

A toddler/infant adventure garden which tip-toes between the twilight state of a child being awake and moving through to a state of sleep. It is somewhat psychedelic, yet to a child it is fun, imaginative, colourful and, as the programme comes to a close, relaxing and sweet.

In this television show for babies, the four colourful ___________ coo and play in idyllic _____________. They repeat fun, infant-pleasing activities such as rolling on the ground, laughing, running about, and watching real children on the televisions on their bellies. Mysterious pinwheels and telephones rise out of the meadow to loosely direct the day's activities. The Sun, featuring a baby's face, comments on the proceedings with baby noises, and it rises and sets to begin and end the show.             

 

 Clue:
Leo, Annie, Quincy and June are the _______________. This preschool series is full of adventures that introduce kids to nature, world cultures and the arts. Each episode has a mission and journey of discovery that incorporates a celebrated piece of classical music and a renowned work of art or world culture. _____________use their passion and talents to work together and solve challenges.

Follows five high-spirited young friends - Uniqua, Pablo, Tyrone, Tasha and Austin - who rely on their vivid imaginations to embark on amazing, epic adventures. In every episode, the backyard transforms into a new fantastic, photo-real landscape that serves as the backdrop for completely original, story-driven musicals.



This picture took over 1/2 an hour to find, so this one is optional. I'd like it if you  tried to guess it anyway!

My Hobbies and some Funny Stories Behind Them

I thought you might like to know what I like to do in my free time, so I created this blog for anyone who is interested.

ROCK CLIMBING is one of my favorite sports.

It fills me with so much adrenalin and when you reach the top, you stare down at everybody below you and realize how high up you are! Unfortunately, we have not found a center in NY, NJ and Manhattan, so If you know a place in any of these locations, post it on my comments please, for I will be SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GRATEFUL!!



BE SCARED



OR BE A COWARD!
(I use the fake ones, so I am a coward also)

Tackle rugby is another one of my favorite hobbies. At my old school, we weren't allowed to because we were girls. We even formed a protest band in grade 3 to try and convince the teachers, but it didn't work. Here is what I felt like when I was playing touch...







I'm going to get her...








I'm going in...

I got her!




Oh, it was TOUCH rugby.

Cricket is another one of my favoured hobbies, but I never really liked it until I joined an under 13 boy's team, which was coached by a retired cricketer (not in the really competitive games). I was the only girl in the team, and 1 of the 2 girls playing in the WHOLE LEAGUE. You would imagine that I was proud, but I actually felt the opposite. Since I had about zero experience with hard, non-plastic balls, I ended up a horrid batter and an OK bowler. But it turned out that I wasn't bad at fielding. In fact, I am gratified to say that I was quite good. I managed to stop many of the balls that came flying towards me, but mot catch them. I helped others score run-outs, but I never did one myself. In fact, I copped a bad injury to my left hand when batting, and 2 weeks later, a broken arm. The broken arm came as a cruel punishment for playing on a swing that went around in a circle instead of backwards and forwards. You could say that I was off to a bad start.

 

I did get one wicket, though!! I managed to actually bowl straight, and the guy who was batting went for a six, but failed. The ball wet slap bang onto his shin-pad, meaning that his leg was before the wicket. I had no idea that this actually got people out, so I remained nonchalant at the beginning. Then my brother tackled me to the grass and cheered and the umpire raised a finger, which I recognised as the out symbol. After that I cheered, but still asked how I got him out. The umpire said an LBW (Leg Before Wicket). I the realised that his leg was blocking the wicket, which was punishable by being sent off the pitch. So yeah. That is my cricket story

The team's reaction

my reaction

                                   

Positive and Negitive Space/Illusions