Population after Brexit

Brexit has raised the point that the out vote was for migrants being out of the UK.

Wrong 

But here is a demographic truth needing to be addressed.

I face booked this comment to a video of youth abusing people on a bus.

"Here is the math of the global situation in demography. If each male world wide only sired one child in a life time for the next seven generations, 200 years, then population of humans would stabilise. But religion 4,000 years ago or 2,000 years ago or 1,300 years ago counteract this with "go forth and multiply" so the science of migration is one where we males need to sit and talk about agreeing to have one. Women can choose to have as many children as they like as males only have one. Let the conversation begin. Break from this conversation and war will ensue."

Pikes Peak invaded by electric cars and bikes. Tesla for the first time.

Have a look at both of these sites.

https://sites.google.com/site/pikespeakplaystationvr/2016

https://sites.google.com/site/pikespeakoculusrift/2016-electric-vs-fuel

Play this game and see how you go

UKIP in the EU parliament gives speech on UK exit

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At certain times in history we see a david and Goliath moment.

http://youtu.be/ayojl7Op37A

And this video makes that point.

Here is a list to consider with definitions

Assertiveness
Being assertive means being positive and confident. You are aware that you are a worthy person with your own special gifts. You think for yourself and express your own ideas. You know what you stand for and what you won’t stand for. You expect respect.
Caring
Caring is giving love and attention to people and things that matter to you. When you care about people, you help them. You do a careful job, giving your very best effort. You treat people and things gently and respectfully. Caring makes the world a safer place.
Cleanliness
Cleanliness means washing often, keeping your body clean, and wearing clean clothes. It is putting into your body and your mind only the things that keep you healthy. It is staying free from harmful drugs. It is cleaning up mistakes and making a fresh start.
Commitment
Commitment is caring deeply about something or someone. It is deciding carefully what you want to do, then giving it 100%, holding nothing back. You give your all to a friendship, a task, or something you believe in. You finish what you start. You keep your promises. 
Compassion
Compassion is understanding and caring when someone is hurt or troubled, even if you don’t know them. It is wanting to help, even if all you can do is listen and say kind words. You forgive mistakes. You are a friend when someone needs a friend. 
Confidence
Confidence is having faith in someone. Self-confidence is trusting that you have what it takes to handle whatever happens. You feel sure of yourself and enjoy trying new things, without letting doubts or fears hold you back. When you have confidence in others, you rely on them.
Consideration
Consideration is being thoughtful of other people and their feelings. You consider how your actions affect them. You pay careful attention to what others like and don’t like, and do things that give them happiness.

Cooperation
Cooperation is working together and sharing the load. When we cooperate, we join with others to do things that cannot be done alone. We are willing to follow the rules which keep everyone safe and happy. Together we can accomplish great things.
Courage
Courage is bravery in the face of fear. You do the right thing even when it is hard or scary. When you are courageous, you don’t give up. You try new things. You admit mistakes. Courage is the strength in your heart. 
Courtesy
Courtesy is being polite and having good manners. When you speak and act courteously, you give others a feeling of being valued and respected. Greet people pleasantly. Bring courtesy home. Your family needs it most of all. Courtesy helps life to go smoothly. 
Creativity
Creativity is the power of imagination. It is discovering your own special talents. Dare to see things in new ways and find different ways to solve problems. With your creativity, you can bring something new into the world. 
Detachment
Detachment is experiencing your feelings without allowing your feelings to control you. Instead of just reacting, with detachment you are free to choose how you will act. You use thinking and feeling together, so you can make smart choices.
Determination
You focus your energy and efforts on a task and stick with it until it is finished. Determination is using your will power to do something when it isn't easy. You are determined to meet your goals even when it is hard or you are being tested. With determination we make our dreams come true.
Diligence
Diligence is working hard and doing your absolute best. You take special care by doing things step by step. Diligence helps you to get things done with excellence and enthusiasm. Diligence leads to success. 
Enthusiasm
Enthusiasm is being cheerful, happy, and full of spirit. It is doing something wholeheartedly and eagerly. When you are enthusiastic, you have a positive attitude. Enthusiasm is being inspired. 
Excellence
Excellence is doing your best, giving careful attention to every task and every relationship. Excellence is effort guided by a noble purpose. It is a desire for perfection. The perfection of a seed comes in the fruit. When you practice excellence, you bring your gifts to fruition. Excellence is the key to success.
Flexibility
Flexibility is being open to change. You consider others’ ideas and feelings and don’t insist on your own way. Flexibility gives you creative new ways to get things done. You get rid of bad habits and learn new ones. Flexibility helps you to keep changing for the better. 
Forgiveness
Being forgiving is giving someone another chance after they have done something wrong. Everyone makes mistakes. Instead of revenge, make amends. Forgive yourself too. Instead of feeling hopeless after a mistake, decide to act differently, and have faith that you can change. 
Friendliness
Friendliness is being a friend, through good times and bad. You take an interest in other people and make them feel welcome. You share your belongings, your time and yourself. Friendliness is the best cure for loneliness. 
Generosity
Generosity is giving and sharing. You share freely, not with the idea of receiving something in return. You find ways to give others happiness, and give just for the joy of giving. Generosity is one of the best ways to show love and friendship. 
Gentleness
Gentleness is moving wisely, touching softly, holding carefully, speaking quietly and thinking kindly. When you feel mad or hurt, use your self-control. Instead of harming someone, talk things out peacefully. You are making the world a safer, gentler place. 
Helpfulness
Helpfulness is being of service to others, doing thoughtful things that make a difference in their lives. Offer your help without waiting to be asked. Ask for help when you need it. When we help each other, we get more done. We make our lives easier. 

Honesty
Honesty is being truthful and sincere. It is important because it builds trust. When people are honest, they can be relied on not to lie, cheat or steal. Being honest means that you accept yourself as you are. When you are open and trustworthy, others can believe in you. 
Honor
Honor is living by the virtues, showing great respect for yourself, other people, and the rules you live by. When you are honorable, you keep your word. You do the right thing regardless of what others are doing. Honor is a path of integrity. 
Humility
Being humble is considering others as important as yourself. You are thoughtful of their needs and willing to be of service. You don’t expect others or yourself to be perfect. You learn from your mistakes. When you do great things, humility reminds you to be thankful instead of boastful.
Idealism
When you have ideals, you really care about what is right and meaningful in life. You follow your beliefs. You don’t just accept things the way they are. You make a difference. Idealists dare to have big dreams and then act as if they are possible.
Integrity
Integrity is living by your highest values. It is being honest and sincere. Integrity helps you to listen to your conscience, to do the right thing, and to tell the truth. You act with integrity when your words and actions match. Integrity gives you self-respect and a peaceful heart.
Joyfulness
Joyfulness is an inner sense of peace and happiness. You appreciate the gifts each day brings. Without joyfulness, when the fun stops, our happiness stops. Joy can carry us through the hard times even when we are feeling very sad. Joy gives us wings. 
Justice
Practicing justice is being fair. It is solving problems so everyone wins. You don’t prejudge. You see people as individuals. You don’t accept it when someone acts like a bully, cheats or lies. Being a champion for justice takes courage. Sometimes when you stand for justice, you stand alone. 

Kindness
Kindness is showing you care, doing some good to make life better for others. Be thoughtful about people’s needs. Show love and compassion to someone who is sad or needs your help. When you are tempted to be cruel, to criticize or tease, decide to be kind instead. 
Love
Love is a special feeling that fills your heart. You show love in a smile, a kind word, a thoughtful act or a hug. Love is treating people and things with care and kindness because they mean so much to you. Love is contagious. It keeps spreading.
Loyalty 
Loyalty is staying true to someone. It is standing up for something you believe in without wavering. It is being faithful to your family, country, school, friends or ideals, when the going gets tough as well as when things are good. With loyalty, you build relationships that last forever. 
Moderation
Moderation is creating a healthy balance in your life between work and play, rest and exercise. You don’t overdo or get swept away by the things you like. You use your self-discipline to take charge of your life and your time. 
Modesty
Modesty is having self-respect. When you value yourself with quiet pride, you accept praise with humility and gratitude. Modesty is being comfortable with yourself and setting healthy boundaries about your body and your privacy.
Orderliness
Orderliness is being neat and living with a sense of harmony. You are organized, and you know where things are when you need them. Solve problems step by step instead of going in circles. Order around you creates order inside you. It gives you peace of mind. 
Patience
Patience is quiet hope and trust that things will turn out right. You wait without complaining. You are tolerant and accepting of difficulties and mistakes. You picture the end in the beginning and persevere to meet your goals. Patience is a commitment to the future. 

Peacefulness
Peacefulness is being calm inside. Take time for daily reflection and gratitude. Solve conflicts so everyone wins. Be a peacemaker. Peace is giving up the love of power for the power of love. Peace in the world begins with peace in your heart. 
Perseverance
Perseverance is being steadfast and persistent. You commit to your goals and overcome obstacles, no matter how long it takes. When you persevere, you don't give up...you keep going. Like a strong ship in a storm, you don't become battered or blown off course. You just ride the waves.
Purposefulness
Being purposeful is having a clear focus. Begin with a vision for what you want to accomplish, and concentrate on your goals. Do one thing at a time, without scattering your energies. Some people let things happen. When you are purposeful, you make things happen.
Reliability
Reliability means that others can depend on you. You keep your commitments and give your best to every job. You are responsible. You don’t forget, and you don’t need to be reminded. Other people can relax knowing things are in your reliable hands.
Respect
We show respect by speaking and acting with courtesy. We treat others with dignity and honor the rules of our family, school and nation. Respect yourself, and others will respect you.
Responsibility
Being responsible means others can trust you to do things with excellence. You accept accountability for your actions. When you make a mistake, you offer amends instead of excuses. Responsibility is the ability to respond ably and to make smart choices.
Self-discipline
Self-discipline means self-control. It is doing what you really want to do, rather than being tossed around by your feelings like a leaf in the wind. You act instead of react. You get things done in an orderly and efficient way. With self-discipline, you take charge of yourself.

Service
Service is giving to others, making a difference in their lives. You consider their needs as important as your own. Be helpful without waiting to be asked. Do every job with excellence. When you act with a spirit of service, you can change the world. 
Tact
Tact is telling the truth kindly, considerate of how your words affect others’ feelings. Think before you speak, knowing what is better left unsaid. When you are tactful, others find it easier to hear what you have to say. Tact builds bridges.
Thankfulness
Thankfulness is being grateful for what we have. It is an attitude of gratitude for learning, loving and being. Appreciate the little things that happen around you and within you every day. Think positively. Thankfulness brings contentment.
Tolerance
Being tolerant is accepting differences. You don’t expect others to think, look, speak or act just like you. You are free of prejudice, knowing that all people have feelings, needs, hopes and dreams. Tolerance is also accepting things you wish were different with patience and flexibility.
Trust
Trust is having faith in someone or something. It is a positive attitude about life. You are confident that the right thing will happen without trying to control it or make it happen. Even when difficult things happen, trust helps us to find the gift or lesson in it.
Trustworthiness
Trustworthiness is being worthy of trust. People can count on you to do your best, to keep your word and to follow through on your commitments. You do what you say you will do. Trustworthiness is a key to success in anything you do.
Truthfulness
Truthfulness is being honest in your words and actions. You don’t tell lies even to defend yourself. Don’t listen to gossip or prejudice. See the truth for yourself. Don’t try to be more than you are to impress others. Be yourself, your true self.

Understanding
Understanding is using your mind to think clearly, paying careful attention to see the meaning of things. An understanding mind gives you insights and wonderful ideas. An understanding heart gives you empathy and compassion for others. Understanding is the power to think and learn and also to care.
Unity
Unity helps us work and live together peacefully. We feel connected with each other and all living things. We value the specialness of each person as a gift, not as a reason to fight or be scared. With unity we accomplish more together than any of one of us could alone.

Apple pen or I watch the biggest cost for use ratio

Pen discharges and is found flat when you want to use it.

The I watch needs similar charging to function

So it is usefulness to charge time that counts

The apple pen will charge with the USB 3.0 lightning port in 15 seconds for thirty minutes run time.

But who would want to look at your watch and wait 15 seconds before the face lit up to tell the time?

It is these facts that cost.

Sharemarket indicators

Have you ever purchased Gold, Silver and Thorium?

Well

1. Transportable

2. Relatively sparse

3. Acceptable

4. Divisible

5. Durable

Gold has these qualities and is stored

Silver has these qualities but is useful in industry. Just look in the mirror. Your silver backed glass.

Thorium offers 1,000,000 times more energy gram for gram than a carbon bond.

Let's look at some other contenders for the above.

Coal. It is not durable

Iron sand. It is not scares 

But when coking coal and iron sand are put together at temperature you get pig iron.

Pig iron can then be mixed to make stainless steal.

So go and buy an ounce of gold, silver and let us know how much an ounce of thorium cost.

Ounce is 31 grams. 1,000,000 time more energy than coal. 31,000,000grams is 31,000 kg of coal.

The cube root of 31 is 3.1^3. The cube root of 31,000 is 31^3. A kg of water is 10 cm by 10 cm by 10cm. So what size is 31 tonne of coal?

UK to leave the EU

This video looks at commentators surprise and vitriol 

http://youtu.be/LnCvl2T_o5o

Video asking how two political parties are so out of touch with their voters?

And we now start on a world wide project to address the problems at the core of the matter of exit.

What are those?

They will become very clear as time progresses.

Churchill Solitaire

http://youtu.be/e7cRK_uZj_U

When a game Comes up on a YouTube video you seldom search for it. But this interview was with USA Secretary of State Rumsfeld.

He helped produce the game.

He came across as a lovely guy outside his bush days pillorying.

And the game is good

The Altus of beauty compared to TPPA

http://theatlasofbeauty.com

What are the new copyright morals under TPPA?

What is delegated legislation?

What is "orders in council"?

What is "unusual or call doe special comment?"

Bulk funding of schools was put to bed 2000

Hold to ransom the country of !new Zealand if every teachers at state schools send children home during the week.

Parents working then have to take time off.

It is the trim tap that turns the rudder that turns the supertanker.

So we have not seen schools change to meet changing needs.

How would I change matters in New Zealand

Both parents need to work and 7.30am to 6.30 is a good 11 hour working day with traffic and packing considerations.

So a school needs to be ready to take a child in at 7.30am in the morning in some but not all cases hold the child to 6.30pm for pick up.

1. School needs to cater for the needs of the child over that time.

2. If parents are late or held up the child needs to have options to a boarding house.

3. Meals need to be catered for.

So what we have is school teachers rolling in at 9am and finishing in a wet day at 2.30pm.

This is 2.5 hours short in the morning and four hours short in the evening for a total of 6.5 hours.

Not expecting school teachers to meet and greet children at 7.30am as teachers are professionals and need 14 weeks paid holiday per year. So other staff need to look at this 6.5 hour time frame.

What buildings are needed? Well all schools must have a food court dinning facility. Breakfasts and dinners. They can be small in some schools and in other need to take 1/2 the meals for the enrolled number of students which is large.

And overnight accomodation on all schools may only be for a few working parents with special needs. However a place to gather students to do home work, sports team, and preparation for the next day is needed.

All communities need to rally around this to provide all schools with some form of semblance of this structures. Start and it will form fully over time.

What are the pay offs?

Parents have a one stop shop for work compensation.

It is currently up to Oscar programs in the holidays to keep parents are work.

Idea situation is 6 hours school for any student. But these adjuncts are not school but extensions of then care facility that grandparents did in years gone by.

So their is our clue to where we get competent staff for these extra 6.5 hours.

Retirement income is not means tested and it should stay that way. But a roaster to aid children in learning to read and write by the over 65 years old must be drawn up. People can buy their way out of it and others can double what they get in retirement income for a full time with over time. 

Status quo can not stand

Children living in cars is not permissible

Parent in part time work because education is not offered from 7.30am to 6.30pm is empoverishing children and families.

Old people are not being invited to pass on skills to the younger generation in a formal way of reading and writing, sport, arts and crafts, wood work, work ethic, general counciling.

So let the discussion start. Comment and say how you feel change in schools needs to proceed?

Beanie VP ticket with Hillary could trump Trump.

"Y"

B   H

   Y

   T

Key

B = Bernie

H = Hillary

T = Trump

Winning the GOP with 17 people standing has a fragmented 16 person supporter base.

Dems on the other hand will use the gravitational pull of the trump campaign to slingshot its satilite into the presidency with Hillary/Bernie/Obama (for UN Secretary General)

But will Trump get the support base of the 36 million listens to Infowars radio/Internet/television news show by 20 year plus on air Alex Jones.

As a constitution the United States can lapse back into an isolationist dormant star or neutron star where the critical mass for a black hole is not great enough but the gravity does pull down the electrons orbiting the atomic make up of the star into the nucleus.

Will USA supernova and produce all the heavy elements greater than 26 on the periodic table (just found 113, 114, 115, 116 and named them wait till 2017 to confirm them permanently)

In other words we have the sum of Hillary + Bernie =/= Trump supporters.

That is the question.

It is a question of English language building out around the envelop of the surface of the sphereoid of earth or building up lake the towers of sky scrapers we see associated with the New York sky line. Or both.

The physical metaphors are interesting to a point.

But one thing we do know is that by January 2017 the world will have a new commander in Cheif 

Photographic technology improving

DVD are standard definition.

Blue ray 1080

So that being said we have 2016 a blu ray that can hold 4k video

Here is the work flow I would like to see.

Record 4K footage and upload it of a cloud site.

The a low res footage for editing is offered form the cloud to down load.

Edit up the footage fast and make the cuts, comments and sound Inputs.

Then send that back to the cloud to then form the 4k video.

It then can print a video and post it to you or you can down load the final 4k video and bun it yourself

What do you think

It works work for 2020 Olympics in 8k video too.

Old 2010 technology but uses only cards to record on and is Blu ray quality.

Agricultural field days 15-18 June 2016 mystery creek

Bumper to bumper traffic from the new expressway winding into Cambridge and fields of cars.

Jet boats up the river from Hamilton downs out the noise of the helicopters landing from over head.

On the worms in the soil know that they need to keep their heads down till the week long mid winter conglomeration of people and machines will pass.

Getting to the gate was a long walk down the hill from the upper car assembly padlocks. 

A big tractor dressed in sign writing of the police was in a convoy of vintage tractors as the tractor pulling track had been relocated to a new area.

I saw 10% of this years field days as I researched sheep milking and making feta cheese.

90% went unvisited. It told me that it had grown. Area wise and car park wise.

The first year an electric motor bike was on display. Next year it will be registered for the road. 40-80km range on a six hour lithium ion battery charge. The inventor and seller was saying it was so quicket and fast that his regularly comes accross dear on the trails and tracks as he comes around the corners. It is a stealth fighter that has the element of surprise. I tried it on the Eco setting used for the last ten km from home. But flick the switch to non-Eco and you have to button off when doing a 180 degree turn at the top of the hill.

Thursday was the best day of four days to attend. I joked with the husband and wife bull raises that had the car park next to the and 10 minute walk together that 50% of the free give away are given on Thursday and the other 50% is handed out over the other three days (including Friday and Saturday to come). I said to the couple I was supprised they did not tow a trailer behind their car I light of this common knowledge. They laughed. Then in a dead pan voice and facial expression I asked if they were going to buy a trailer today at the field days. Again they laughter with me together and we were all disarmed as we joined the lines for tickets then toilets.

So much to tell you of my day but better here some comments from you back at aardvark.co.nz under the forum page and the thread "kick me kick me"

Did you know there is minerals in the sands under the sea?

http://www.financialexpress.com/article/india-news/government-to-discuss-with-industry-atomic-offshore-minerals-policy/284951/

Like UFOs we still know little about then land under 70% of the earth surface under water.

This photo above is from 2016 of a fifth object above the trees on the right traveling at the same speed as the four fighter jets grouped in the left of the picture.

However we do know nature and pulverised rock up into powder and those sands have concentrations of valuable minerals in them.

Who owns these crown minerals is currently the largest property grab since the USA caravans and frountair people moved west.

In New Zealand we have a 1% royalty to the crown (it would be increased to 34%) and an estimated $20 trillion in crown minerals UN-allocate that sits on the tectonic plate extending out more than 200 miles.

But thorium is my internet here as it is 1,000,000 times more energy than a carbon bond and produces no CO2

The next revolution in human energy production.

Who controls the sands controls that wealth of energy

And as you know from Trumps candidacy we have political hacks making poor deals that plunge nations into debt burdens and squander resources.

TPPA is a legal frame work that New Zealand will not be able to go back on with deals around crown minerals and as it is set so low (1% as opposed to 34% royalty figure) we are setting New Zealand up to fail miserably and will result in generations on hand wringing. 

Write the the submission on TPPA over till 21 July 2016 and speak in person to the select committee about your concerns.

The earlier blogs have the contact details of New Zealand parliament.

Cheers.

Part One: General Policy Statement

The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Amendment Bill (the Bill) is an omnibus Bill introduced in accordance with Standing Order 263(a). The amendments deal with an interrelated topic that can be regarded as implementing a single broad policy.

The Bill amends New Zealand law as part of the implementation of the free trade agreement named the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement between New Zealand, Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, Singapore, the United States, and Viet Nam, signed at Auckland on 4 February 2016 (the Agreement).

Most of the obligations in the Agreement would be met by New Zealand’s existing domestic legal and policy regime. However, a number of legislative and regulatory amendments would be required to align New Zealand’s domestic law with certain obligations in the Agreement, and thereby enable New Zealand to ratify the Agreement. The Bill introduces amendments to the following enactments:

•   the Agricultural Compounds and Veterinary Medicines Act 1997, so as to extend current data protection from 5 to 10 years for data provided in support of an application for marketing approval for a new agricultural chemical product, as required by the intellectual property chapter of the Agreement;

•   the Copyright Act 1994, so as to extend the copyright term from life plus 50 to life plus 70 years, to provide a new regime for protection of technological protection measures, to provide new rights for performers, to provide additional protection for rights management information, to extend the border protection measures to allow the New Zealand Customs Service to detain exports of suspected pirated copyright works where a notice has been accepted from rights holders and to give ex officio powers to Customs officers to temporarily detain suspected pirated copyright works without a notice from rights holders, and to extend the protection of encrypted programme-carrying satellite and cable signals, as required by the intellectual property chapter of the Agreement;

•   the Customs and Excise Act 1996, so as to allow the New Zealand Customs Service to issue advance rulings on the valuation of imports to TPP importers, exporters, or producers, as required by the customs administration and trade facilitation chapter of the Agreement;

•   the Dairy Industry Restructuring Act 2001 (including Schedules 5A and 5B), so as to implement an export licence allocation system for the country specific quota access received for dairy products in the Agreement for the United States market;

•   the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act 1996, so as to provide a 60-day comment period on proposed technical regulations that will need to 

be notified to the World Trade Organization, as required by the technical barriers to trade chapter of the Agreement;

•   the Legislation Act 2012, so as to ensure that New Zealand can promptly publish on a single Internet site all central Government subordinate instruments, together with an explanation of their purpose and rationale, to the extent required by the transparency and anti-corruption chapter of the Agreement;

•   the Overseas Investment Act 2005, so as to provide a power to make regulations to implement higher investment screening thresholds for overseas investments in significant business assets in order to comply with New Zealand’s obligations under the investment chapter of the Agreement and other related existing international trade agreements (being the Most- Favoured-Nation obligations in New Zealand’s existing trade agreements with China, Chinese Taipei, Korea, and Hong Kong, and the CER Investment Protocol with Australia). Under TPP and existing most-favoured- nation (MFN) obligations the screening threshold for certain non- government investors will increase from $100 million to $200 million. The threshold for Australia is currently $498 million for non-government investors and $104 million for government investors (indexed for inflation), which will remain unchanged;

•   the Patents Act 2013, so as to provide for the requirement to provide a 12- month grace period for patent applications and to allow for the granting of patent term extensions to compensate a patent holder if there are unreasonable delays in the Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand granting the patent, or an unreasonable curtailment of the patent term as a result of Medsafe’s marketing approval process for pharmaceutical products, as required by the intellectual property chapter of the Agreement;

•   the Tariff Act 1988, so as to enable regulations to be made which apply the preferential tariff rates agreed under the Agreement, to provide for the transitional safeguard mechanism required under the trade remedies chapter of the Agreement, and to provide for the emergency action (safeguards) mechanism and associated procedures required under the textiles and apparel chapter of the Agreement;

•   the Trade Marks Act 2002, so as to provide authority to courts to award additional damages for trade mark infringement, to extend the border protection measures to allow the New Zealand Customs Service to detain exports of suspected trade mark infringing goods where a notice has been accepted from rights holders and to give ex officio powers to Customs officers to temporarily detain suspected trade mark infringing goods without a notice from rights holders, and to require the courts in trade mark infringement cases to order the destruction of counterfeit goods except in exceptional cases, as required by the intellectual property chapter of the Agreement; 

 the Wine Regulations 2006, so as to introduce a standard that restricts the export of grape wine labelled as “ice wine” which is not made from grapes frozen on the vine as required by the wine and distilled spirits annex of the technical barriers to trade chapter of the Agreement.

A copy of the Agreement can be found at https://www.tpp.mfat.govt.nz/text 

Musk to Mars

An alliteration.

Musk to Mars relates this story

http://phys.org/news/2016-06-musk-cargo-route-mars.html

When will we use water off earth for religious reasons?

The solar system has water and it can be used to wash a human face and hands.

So when will humans use water for the first time off earth for religious reasons.

When did water on earth get used for religious reasons.

Well to bound these time frames we must ask more of the time frame.

Water has not been used from other than earth for religious reasons.

And humans evolved from DNA to a current form over 680 million years if with take that multicellular live emerged then from single called life.

Humans came with language after the last big ice massing 20,000 years ago. This ice melted at it maximum rate 14,000 to 12,000 years ago and at that time a 70 year old would see sea level rise of 1 metre in a life time.

Our sea level is 98% full with only 2,000,000 years ago and 6,000,000 years ago making the near 100%

But sea level was 125m lower 20,000 year ago.

So in the English language context 1,300 years is how long English has been used and 500 years ago Shakespeare added 5,000 new words to the 7,000 words of English used at that time.

So my question to be relevant to this readership is 500 year till now is the time frame to ask how long has water been used for religious use.

And when will it be used in future for religious purposes extending on from this time frame?

Well the Lagrange point in space between the moon and earth and sun and earth are the most holy of science sights.

Lagrange (sp?) points is where the gravity of the two bodies cancels out an just sits like water in the bottom of a well.

How to get water to this point other than from earth is my question.

Some will say that humans could go to the moon and melt a pot of moon ice and wash hands.

Yes but to be religious it must be a place that will never cease having human religious observance.

So water from the moon must be taken to the Lagrange points and housed in a space station for the observance to take place.

For comfort the environment would need have the same gravity as earth.

And so a large bycical wheel shaped structure developed and life is lived on then inside of the outside of the tyre part. As the wheel spins so to would gravity be created. Water would then rest in a basin to wash hands and face.

Now what? The person would then face towards earth as the axis is the wheel points in one direction to earth and prayer would start.

Transport Minister/Associate (Bridges/Foss) on Drones

Technology or some carbon fibre with rear earth magnets on plastic blades is cutting a track to a new era as we once observed horse and cart give way to 18 wheel trucks on our highways.

I am not saying the drones will get bigger than trucks but we do see large aircraft in the sky's as the blue whale in the sea flows on liquid and is bigger than mammals on the land in dwalfing elephants.

http://youtu.be/K9Dl5oW4NVU

This video calls out to Associate Minister of Transport, Minister of Transport, Prime Minister Minister of tourism to contact the People of new Zelaand and embrace the learn to fly and fabricate RC industry.

How better to see New Zealand than from the seat of your FPV

Let's become a joyful place to live and offer more to the residents than a cold night sleeping in a car with mum and the kids.

New Zealand was founded on embracing new technology as the HMS Endeavour sailed 100 years behind Able Tasmin into the ports and harbours of Aotearoa-New Zealand.

Sleeping in cars is a transport issue is it not or a matter for cabinet.

Once people owned a home to live in then owning a car was all they could afford and now youth only own a cell phone and live under a wifi tower for existence.

So with the screen of a smart phone let's connect New Zealand to the world of drone innovation and make New Zealand known for flying on the land of the long white cloud, blue sky's, and green waters!

TPPA offered live streaming

Trans pacific partnership agreement

What is this live steaming I hear on the radio news offered tomorrow?

Here is what I have dug up on how you can have your say. From livenews.co.nz

"Parliament

The government has introduced legislation into Parliament on the TPPA. Submissions are open and due by 22 July 2016 http://www.parliament.nz/en-nz/pb/sc/make-submission/51SCFDT_SCF_00DBHOH_BILL68998_1/trans-pacific-partnership-agreement-amendment-bill.

The First Reading of the legislation in Parliament had strong statements of opposition from Labour, Greens and New Zealand First. http://www.parliament.nz/en-nz/pb/debates/debates/51HansD_20160512_00000016/trans-pacific-partnership-agreement-amendment-bill-%E2%80%94-first."

Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Amendment Bill

Public submissions are now being invited on the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Amendment Bill.

The closing date for submissions is Friday, 22 July 2016

This bill is an omnibus bill that amends New Zealand law as part of the implementation of the free trade agreement named the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement. A number of legislative and regulatory amendments would be required to align New Zealand’s domestic law with certain obligations in the Agreement to enable New Zealand to ratify it.

Submissions should cover the purpose and specific provisions of the bill.

The legislative amendments introduced by the bill would not come into effect until the Agreement came into force for New Zealand.

The committee noted that consistent with Standing Orders the committee has until 12 November 2016 to hear evidence, consider the bill and report the bill to the House.

The bill is available online from the `Related links´ panel.

What do you need to know?

• Submissions are publicly released and published to the Parliament website. Only your name or organisation's name is required on a submission. Please keep your contact details separate, as if they are included on the submission they will become publicly available when the submission is released.
• If you wish to include information of a private or personal nature in your submission you should discuss this with the clerk of the committee before submitting.
• If you wish to speak to your submission, please state this clearly.

Further guidance on making a submission can be found from the Making a Submission to a Parliamentary Select Committee link in the `Related documents´ panel.

If you have any questions about your submission or the submission process please contact the Committee Secretariat through the contact details provided on this page.

http://www.parliament.nz/en-nz/pb/legislation/bills/00DBHOH_BILL68998_1/trans-pacific-partnership-agreement-amendment-bill

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Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Amendment Bill

This bill is an omnibus bill that amends New Zealand law as part of the implementation of the free trade agreement named the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement.

Member in charge:	Hon Todd McClay
Type of bill:	Government
Parliament:	51
Bill no:	133-1
Introduction:	9/5/16
First reading:	12/5/16
Referred to:	Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee
Submissions due:	22/7/16
Report due:	12/11/16

Who are the libertarians

http://youtu.be/tZqmLvNvoNk

Part one video

http://youtu.be/WRxe-3tb1v0

Part two video

Well let's look to the USA to define who the libertarians are.

For profit universities

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laureate_International_Universities

Do we have any in New Zealand?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Laureate_Education_institutions

I did my second global gaming jam in Auckland at this school for 48 hours.

nihonium (Nh), moscovium (Mc), tennessine (Ts) and oganesson (Og), the newest elements atomic numbers 113, 115, 117 and 118.

So how named? - nihonium (Nh), moscovium (Mc), tennessine (Ts) and oganesson (Og), the newest elements atomic numbers 113, 115, 117 and 118. 

nihon means Japan in Japanese

Mosco is the capital of Russia. 

Tennessee is the state where Oak Ridge Is (and where Thorium power was first discovered as an aside)

And Oganesson recognises an individual.

"Oganesson, discovered by collaborating teams at the Russian Joint Institute for Nuclear Research and U.S.-based Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, was named for professor Yuri Oganessian. The scientist, born in 1933, was a pioneer with achievements including the discovery of superheavy elements." Ref CNN

Media maturity

http://youtu.be/mvEbdg7oCPc

John Dickerson Interview

http://youtu.be/sJg3Oh-XDgI

Mat drudge interview

Media has changed.

Politics has changed

Technology has made sound, word and pictures, instantaneously (speed of light) transmitible around the planet.

Bumping up against language and other boarders in its journey including constitutional, human rights, and cultural boarders.

What was politics as usual is now change in ways we have not seen in the past.

So who are the two people of focus at present for president setting president.

See video above for media handling the changes and symptomatic of the changes.

Skills first, retirement 2nd and Forgiving debt 3rd.

http://youtu.be/hxUAntt1z2c

New Zealand needs a plan.

USA has a plan to build a wall.

UK to pull out of EU

You work out the other commonwealth nations priority under the English language culture of head of state.

Aotearoa- New Zealand needs skills first.

Which skills.

1. Reading and writing - all retired folk adopt an exchange to educate all to New Zealand in reading and writing.

2. Skills list progresses from that point were retirement is secondary to skills acquisition to the young by the old.

3. Debt jubilee after seven years is a historical radical situation but what will it do for skills acquisition of the young and subordinating retirement of the old.

The above is simple and sweet.

"Skills First Retirement Second"

"SFRS"

Vote in the general election.

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I am a solver of problems.

So here goes a solution I will patron.

S1R2

Voting public start at 18 years old and no IQ test given after 18 years old that disqualifies you from voting.

That taken as given we do have prisoners unable to vote (any incentives there to lock up people disproportionally in an decaying egalitarian society?)

S1R2 acronism for "Skills first Retirement Second..."

S1R2 - Skills first Retirement Second...

So 70 IQ and below IQ have a name to identify with.

IQ 70-100 IQ can represent 50% of the electorate and understand skills for young people is needed and if you are older you can pass them those skills.

1. Teach children math and reading and writing.

2. Apentiships for skills in new technology where young people teach older people computer skills

3. ...

iQ 101 to IQ 130 includes two standard deviations above the norm an 45% of the electorate

This include most professionals doctors, Phd, school teachers and the average person on the street.

1. School policy to learn to read and write supported by tax payers and older family members time

2. Embrace new technology and teach and help Older generations contribute in productive ways.

3...

iQ 130 to IQ 220 or five standard deviations this includes professors at universities, billionaire, and a select few.

1. Rule of law required and young being taught by older people essential for law and order

2. Do not injure the young as the old will pass and leave death and destruction behind

3...

We have our platform for a new political movement world wide.

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Can a 3D image be generated with one eye

In this talk we will look at an image that produces a three dimensional sensation to the minds eye.

Because it is generated with both or with one eye at a time.

The link can be seen in giff formate here

http://forums.aardvark.co.nz/viewtopic.php?p=8046#p8046

Christchurch New Zealand earthquake rebuild $37 billion

What is the cost.

Where did Christ church come from.

Ship called into Littleton harbour and people walked over the port hills.

Then a swamp land was found on the other side.

Europeans built in a flood plane.

Shake it up and liquefaction occurs

So then what happened with the four largest city in New Zealand (Auckland, Wellington, Hamilton) after it shock.

The insurance companies after nine months got the government under Gerry Brownlee to sign off the insurance companies responsibility and socialised the debt by cabinet responsibility.

What a windfall for the insurance companies.

Yes we see the premiums go up so dollars in the pockets of insurance companies.

And then the government with the earth quake commission covering the repairs.

Insurance companies then played the game is multiple staff recycling the same question and answer with the clients and delay till many died of old age before a claim was paid out.

Thank you keys government. 

A John Key if ever one wanted to unlock lavatory.