Pablo Eguía

  I like to study surfboards. I enjoy it because by understanding its form and objectives I can improve my level of surfing and how I feel the board under my feet. I can help my brothers and friends in recommending their ideal boards for their level, height, weight, type of beach they will surf and their goals. I have learned about how a board is made, materials, costs, its physics, stories of different shapers in the world. Before studying it, I thought it wasn’t really important and that the shape of your board or the fins did not matter much, but now I see that it is more than 50% of your surfing that is affected by this.

  I admire her for her courage and emotional intelligence to cope with problems. She has contributed a lot to New Zealand's indigenous communities and strengthening women's rights Raised in a working-class, Mormon home of a local police officer and a school maid, she received elementary and high school education in Morrinsville, a town in the northern Waikato region, and higher at nearby Waikato University in her hometown. , Hamilton, for which in 2001 she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Communication, which she wished to guide to public relations and politics. Her commitment to the New Zealand Labor Party (NZLP) dates back to adolescence and in her college days she excelled at the training youth organization, New Zealand Young Labor, of which she became president. The she worked in the parliament and now she is the 1er minister of NZ.