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at the end 48min 49sec after the rugby the golf the car racing the league the tennis but before the american football, thank god https://www.tvnz.co.nz/shows/one-news-at-6pm
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i'd imagine they get paid heaps just they can't spend it on anything and with those 2 other destroyers getting patched up and NK lookin wobbly they ain't comin back in soon
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with the modern high standard of living and quality of life who wants to be locked up in a metal box under martial law? the move to more killer drones seems inevitable Depression. Suicidal thoughts. Exhaustion. Despair. The cause? Micromanagement. Command dysfunction. Excessive punishments. Some even say they had been confined to the 'brig' on bread and water rations for simple on-the-job mistakes. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=11932462
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party at bon accord?
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https://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/boats-marine/yachts/multihull/auction-1428924194.htm
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Purchase Anti-foul online from overseas - will it be allowed in by customs?
erice replied to Zozza's topic in MarineTalk
taxpolicy.ird.govt.nz/publications/2015-ip-gst-current-issues in any form having a fineness of not less than a certain specified percentage (99.5%, 99.9% and 99.0% respectively). A supply of fine metal is generally exempt, -
Purchase Anti-foul online from overseas - will it be allowed in by customs?
erice replied to Zozza's topic in MarineTalk
normally a purchase of that size would attract gst but gold, non=jewelery, is a bit tricky as it can be seen as currency ie you don't pay gst when you buy ozzie$ perhaps somethin glike that? -
Purchase Anti-foul online from overseas - will it be allowed in by customs?
erice replied to Zozza's topic in MarineTalk
imho probably ok be prepared for gst no one may want to transport it so you might have to pick it up from wiri? may be a good idea to get the current safety data sheet from the maker's website? and have look through here 2. Make sure your product is approved for use in New ZealandFind out whether your product is approved 3. Make sure your product has a current safety data sheetRead more about the New Zealand requirements for safety data sheets 4. Make sure your product is correctly labelledRead more about labelling hazardous substances in New Zealand 5. Make sure y -
Dalton said there is a deadline of August 30 next year to decide whether Auckland will be ready to host the event. "The only reason we went to the America's Cup was to bring it back here. We're really clear about that, this is where we want to hold it but we've got nothing in place yet. "I think it's only responsible for the challengers if there is a natural disaster or whatever happens that we couldn't hold it here. "Rather than finding out next year that it's got to be shopped out all over the place to try and find a venue, we say 'if for whatever reason it can't be in Auckland, whi
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lead acid battery rest voltage is about 12.7v so yes it's not going to hold 12.4 for long without some assistance https://www.batterystuff.com/kb/frequently-asked-questions/powersports-batteries-faq/12-volt-battery-reading-13-volts.html
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posting it here in case anyone else wants similar printable newmarket reply on hotdogger Ts on black T-shirt Two colour screenprint (up to A4 size) @5 - $14.54 per unit @10 - $9.28 per unit @20 - $6.16 per unit Set up and film (one off cost) - $80 plus gst plus T-shirt AS Colour Mens Staple Tee - $11.90 each which i think works out to $42 a t-shirt on a run of 8 (gst inc.)
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ruskie chick calls home by mistake? Mikhailov was found safe and uninjured around 3.30pm, Metcalfe said. "It is encouraging that the woman in this instance was carrying a device which could help her to raise the alarm if she ran into trouble and we're glad in this instance she was OK." Metcalfe said police do however recommend that people spend time to ensure they know how to use their devices before setting out on a tramp. https://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/local-news/northland/97264427/rescuers-help-track-down-tourist-after-desperate-facebook-plea-from-mum-in-russia
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i'm in! actually there's a print shop on the corner gather the fairtfull + start taking orders
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i still think we need this somewhere on the boat it shows a certain crassness we all aspire to "light'er up" brings a whole new meaning
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a little more AIs sat track in today's herald Rocket Lab will carry four satellites during its second test launch, some time after the next vehicle is taken to Mahia Peninsula next month. The company says its Electron orbital launch vehicle will carry two Earth-imaging Dove satellites for Planet and two Lemur-2 satellites from Spire for weather mapping and ship traffic tracking. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=11926609 Lemur-2 is the initial constellation of low-Earth orbiting satellites built by Spire. These satellites carry two payloads
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there are some ferro h28s weren't there a few bigger designs too?
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national passports for sailors - yes grinders - yes cyclors - no https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/other-sports/97021388/grant-dalton-says-cycling-sailors-will-be-thing-of-the-past-for-2021-americas-cup
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haha oracle are out and jimmy wants back in http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=11922948 wonder if his mate slingsby will let him on the aussie team he's trying to build
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a fair few waka in auckland generally 1 or 2 tied up at the maritime museum 1 often doing a cct up to chelsea? down to brown's + back last summer another was at waiheke, sailed by some european backpacker types
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that seems a hell of a deep for a little boat but your renting it right? if you're trying to put up 10m of heavy top chain put there for a 60' boat it will be a struggle any reason you chose to rent that mooring?
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if + when you do get a mooring putting a mask on and pulling yourself down isn't a bad regular check to make over the summer months
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here's last year's story on the face of it, looks like inadequate bow buoyancy "Then all of a sudden he caught a wave, got on top of it and the waka just did a nosedive and the wave came up over the top, picked the behind up and tipped him clean over. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11577813 pretty sure the writer's wrong calling it a waka ama ama means float, so waka-ama means canoe-float and in common nz useage is the proa? paddling canoe as in last night's rescue https://www.tvnz.co.nz/one-news/new-zealand/waka-ama-crew-
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presumably the legals are over the captain's call of bringing the publically? owned waka in against the advice of the harbourmaster presumably they were wearing lifejackets, as required for crossing the bar as the surfer dudes didn't have to pull bodies from the water
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a definition of a your "hint of racism" would be insightful
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good to see you've edited your post i seem to remember some waka have a wheeled helm but the ones i've seen use a steering oar and hopefully we all know you need exceptional power + steering control at a critical moment crossing a bar in a swell https://youtu.be/741HiCUdkW8?t=12