Netbook Reflection 2012

Since we got our netbooks a lot of doors have been opened for everyone. Overall this year has been fantastic because I have learnt many new things and the netbook has changed my life. Its been one of the most challenging years because new kids have come and they don't know how to use a netbook and we have to tell them everything that they need to know. And there are a lot of topics to cover and some new tools have helped me gigantically.

One positive is using my initiative to solve problems like how to make our netbooks run for longer. I especially love the way that you can be as creative as you want. It is like the best computer I have ever used in life. Its great that many other schools get the chance to use them to there is almost over 800!! kids using them.

But there are problems because it is not very protective around the outsides of the screen and the hinges aren't strong enough, they just pop off at random times. Next year I would look forward to new hinges that are better and stronger and that can support your netbook. Overall I would give the protection a 5 out of 10. It's sometimes great but it can break easily if you drop it by accident.

Overall I like the quality of it  and a heap of thanks to all the people that could make this possible for everyone around our area its great for our type of are. Hopefully we can get improved computers next time and that is a big thanks to everyone.

Adams Claiming Gold

The news came with a terrible cry Belarus shot putter Ostapchuk got stripped from the gold medal after getting tested for drugs. The test said she was positive of using steroids, she crashed to the floor bursting in tears. When they called Adams her eyes flooded she was promoted for the gold, interviewing was everywhere around her.

Adams agreed, telling Radio Live the replacement ceremony would ease her disappointment at not having her win honoured during the games. happiness surrounded Adams as she was still bursting into tears. She said “She wants nothing to do with Ostapchuk."

Ben Barba