Independence day ,Where does T&T stand at 61?
Dear Editor,
I am writing to express my concerns regarding the recent article published in the T&T Guardian.
The individuals responsible for editing. I acknowledge the caption "What is the current standing of Trinidad and Tobago at the age of 61?" Since gaining independence from colonial rule in 1962, there has been a noticeable lack of significant advancement.
The current circumstances, reminiscent of those of 1962, have reached a critical juncture where our attempts to ensure the safety and security of our population have proven unsuccessful. A state is classified as a failed state when its government is unable to provide essential services. In light of the substantial revenue derived from the minerals possessed by the populace of T&T, it has come to that the mismanagement of these resources has led to the recognition that poverty serves as a catalyst for criminal activity. The phenomenon of leadership in post-independence era has resulted in the emergence of racial divisions between the African and Indian communities, primarily driven by politics centred around racial identity.The prevailing sentiment expressed is a steadfast commitment to supporting a certain political party without respect for policies or stances that may have broad implications for the entire populace.
The aforementioned event was observed at the most recent Local Government Election (LGE).
What are the present issues faced by Trinidad and Tobago?
The lack of proficient leadership
Insufficient delivery of healthcare services
The lack of an uninterrupted water provision.
The continuous and dependable supply of electricity.
The current operational efficiency of the facilities at Pt Lisas is seen to be below 50% as a result of an insufficiency in the supply of natural gas.
The concept of crime pertains to any act or activity that contravenes existing laws and regulations.
The substandard state of roadways and the prevalence of landslides are indicators of an insufficiency in infrastructure.
The prevalence of homicides has surged to an unprecedented level, establishing the nation as the sixth most prominent in terms of international standings.
The occurrence of flooding in both the Capital City and the agricultural districts
The Prime Minister, in the role as the chief executive responsible for national security endeavours, along with the Minister of National Security, conducts their operations with a notable absence of public discourse.
After carefully examining the aforementioned Challenges T&T, could you provide any evidence that demonstrates advancements made over the past decade?
Prime Minister Rowley expressed remorse in his Independence Day remarks for the shortcomings he has encountered during his tenure spanning eight years. Why do citizens of Trinidad and Tobago continue to vote for the same politicians, despite the lack of tangible changes? Have they not gleaned any lessons from historical experiences? These politicians amass fortune through disregarding conflicts of interest and engaging in contractual arrangements with foreign governments that include non-disclosure provisions. Examine the accumulation of wealth by incumbent government ministers over an 8-year tenure, juxtaposed with the reliance on meal cards and hampers.
Today is your 61st birthday, prompting reflection on the accomplishments that have been attained and are worthy of celebration. Residential properties are enclosed by barbed wire and reinforced with rebar, while children residing within these premises are unfortunately subjected to the perilous risk of being struck by stray gunshots.
Over the course of the past eight years, a significant number of African adolescents, over 3000 in count, have tragically lost their lives. Additionally, there have been reports of invasions on residential areas, resulting in the unfortunate loss of lives among senior citizens. Disturbingly, instances of sexual assault against daughters and fatal shootings of sons have also been reported. It is disconcerting to note that these incidents have occurred amidst a perceived lack of response or acknowledgment from the Prime Minister's office.
Why T&T, what have you evolved into?
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Independence day ,Where does T&T stand at 61?
In reply to sgtdjones
Forget all of that. The Carnival all-inclusives have gotten more expensive.
The Trudeau government has also failed to address serious human rights concerns beyond Canada’s border, including impunity for abuses by Canadian mining companies overseas. Canada also continues to ignore the need to adopt and implement robust climate mitigation policies. For over three years, the government has also rebuffed calls by Canada-based family members and top United Nations officials to repatriate dozens of Canadians, most of them children, unlawfully detained in life-threatening conditions in northeast Syria.
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So sad- all these countries keep failing- the whole world is a failed state
Can’t even get clean water to drink
Decades of structural and systemic discrimination against Indigenous peoples has led to widespread abuses that persist across Canada.
Inadequate access to clean, safe drinking water continues to pose a major public health concern in many Indigenous communities and impede efforts to advance Indigenous rights in Canada, one of the world’s most water-rich countries.
The government of Prime Minister Trudeau committed to end all drinking water advisories on First Nations reserves by 2021 but, as of September, 28 First Nations communities across Canada remained subject to long-term water advisories, which alert communities when their water is not safe to drink.
Vulnerable women
In May, a Statistics Canada report found that 81 percent of Indigenous women who had been in the child-welfare system had been physically or sexually assaulted in their lifetime.
In June 2021, the federal government published a report promising a series of “transformative changes” to address persistent discrimination and violence against Indigenous women and gender-diverse people. That year, the Trudeau government released a National Action Plan in response to the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls' findings and recommendations. In June, an assessment by the Native Women’s Association of Canada on the government’s performance deemed it to be a “failure.”
I’m crying
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In reply to sgtdjones
The best kind.
The highway of tears
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In reply to KTom
Insufficient delivery of healthcare services
The lack of an uninterrupted water provision.
The continuous and dependable supply of electrical electricity.
He is very right
He is a masterclass writer and my hero
In reply to KTom
A typo...not unusual when writing...it shows I am human . 
In reply to DirtyDan
In the context of Trinidad and Tobago, it can be observed that a mere mention of Montano or Carnival is sufficient to prompt the less discerning members of society to seek financial assistance from banks in order to partake in the festivities.
In the context of T&T, there exists an individual on this thread who displays a persistent fixation on my presence, perceiving my existence in many manifestations. I am figuratively situated within the void between this individual's ear lobes. I disregard his presence.
In reply to KTom
he is human-he can make grammar mistakes
In reply to sgtdjones
I am less discerning- I going Toronto carnival
Approved by Doug Ford and Pretty boy Trudeau
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You go see failed state when I wine
Enjoy
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diversity and culture lives here
Dem exporting to the best country in the worl
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It is Toronto Caribbean Carnival but don't forget it all started in TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. The Mas tradition started in the late 18th century, Calypso music was developed in Trinidad in the 17th century from the West African
I agree
In reply to sgtdjones
Who’s the enormous dunce who wrote this? Apparently there was no racism in TT prior to 1962. That is like the dunce or subversive editor of the express saying that the drug trade in TT only goes back 50 years. As if Boysie Singh was a figment of our collective imaginations
In reply to Jumpstart
In reply to Jumpstart
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It is disheartening when a someone have the ability to read but struggles to comprehend and internalize the information.
Did I include any references to events or information that occurred prior to 1962 in my blog post?It is evident that I did not mention the pre-Independence era, and I would assume that you possess the intellectual capacity to recognize its absence.
I am corresponding from the year 1962, which marks the attainment of independence by Trinidad and Tobago, up until the present time. I am curious if you have observed the passage of 61 years or if you have had difficulties in mathematical calculations.
However, you seem inclined to label me as unintelligent...
It is often simpler to adopt a critical stance when the subject matter exceeds one's level of understanding.My expression of empathy
In reply to Halliwell
Your response indicates a deficiency in both reading comprehension and assimilation skills.
Despite your British Oxford education..Rishi would be disappointed.
In reply to sgtdjones
you must get disheartened a lot because what you write is incomprehensible, even malacious ...
A Canadian speaks
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The question has ever whined on a sweet woman .... No wonder he has so many problems
In reply to sgtdjones
Is this your girl?
Canada's Danielle McGahey is set to become the first transgender cricketer to play in an official international match during qualifying for the 2024 Women's T20 World Cup.
Opening batter McGahey, 29, has been selected by Cricket Canada as they embark on the pathway to the finals in Bangladesh.
They will take on Argentina, Brazil and the United States in the ICC Americas Qualifier in Los Angeles starting next week for a place in the Global Qualifiers.
Australian McGahey moved to Canada in February 2020 and began socially transitioning from a man to a woman in November 2020 and then medically transitioning in May 2021.
Cricket has not joined the likes of rugby, athletics, cycling and swimming in banning transgender women from taking part in elite women's competition.
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fine woman
In reply to sgtdjones
Ah ha……the dunce has identified himself.
You mentioned post independence saw the emergence of racial division
Definition of emergence: the fact of starting to exist or becoming known for the first time(Oxford dictionary Link Text)
The statement you made is saying that the racism in TT started in the post independence era.
Why don’t you complain about something legitimate dude? Like Unions which cause decisions to take eons of time according to the head of the Energy chamber of Trinidad and Tobago). People complain about crime but nobody complains about how these guys get access to bail. And in fact their access to bail has increased because, now thanks to a decision taken by the privy council, they can now get bail for murder, in addition to the bail bill being defeated twice when it was brought to parliament
In reply to Jumpstart
A fruitpricker always lies- He hate people who don't look like him...
In reply to Jumpstart
LGE recently shows a deeply divided Nation T&T
Read the above
Independence day ,Where does T&T stand at 61?
The T&T Guardian opinion
I am just commenting on 61 years since independence nothing more .
In reply to sgtdjones
The nation wasn’t divided before 1962? As I said, your statement said post independence was followed by the emergence of racial tensions. Which both you and I know is hogwash. Secondly, where does TT stand: we have some challenges yes…..let me see, by far the most educated populace in the Caribbean( aside from Cuba) and must rank amongst the most educated in the Western Hemisphere….which ironically is a problem because when everyone has a masters degree, then you really could never get the job you want.
We have crime, and home invasions are particularly disturbing but that could easily be solved by those men, many of them repeat offenders being not given access to bail……and also having their matters dealt with quickly, letting them serve their sentence and rehabilitating them into the society. And is not like in prison these guys don’t have access to skills training. You will never hear any of the morons complaining about crime talking about the fact that many matters take years to adjudicate for know plausible reason.
In reply to Jumpstart
LGE recently shows a deeply divided Nation T&T
It is evident that you did not thoroughly review the content I previously presented, as I provided a comprehensive explanation in the aforementioned blog post.
This discussion primarily focuses on the progress and challenges experienced by Trinidad and Tobago in the 61 years following its independence, without delving into additional topics.I am not addressing specific instances...
Since achieving freedom from colonial domination in 1962, a discernible dearth of substantial progress has not been observed.
I have enumerated a selection of items What are the current challenges encountered by Trinidad & Tobago?
Why do you find it challenging to comprehend? Please examine your aforementioned tirade, since it does not pertain to the content of my previous contributions in two separate discussions.
Happy Independence Day, T&T.
Hope something positive and memorable comes out of this year for you. Big up.
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In reply to JayMor
So do I but the ingredients for such to occur are missing...
Unfortunately, Food cards and hampers will be prominent.
In reply to sgtdjones
Actually, sarge, I stuck that greeting in there after I looked around and did not see a 'happy birthday' thread. Nothing to do with the run of this thread at all.
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In reply to JayMor
The unrealized potential of two islands in the Caribbean is a matter of concern, as their capacity for development and growth, if effectively harnessed via competent leadership, could have resulted in a level of prosperity comparable to that of Singapore.
The politicians are collectively increasing their financial assets, while neglecting to acknowledge the presence of conflicts of interest.On more than 400 instances, the cabinet members were mandated to evacuate the cabinet room during deliberations.A particular cabinet member's family receives an annual sum of 23 million dollars in rental income from the government.
Moreover, a substantial fraction of parliamentary members are affiliated with businesses that actively participate in the procurement of government contracts. Prime Minister Rowley is in possession of a real estate portfolio with an estimated value of five million dollars. The populace is faced with a myriad of obstacles, encompassing heightened rates of unemployment, insufficient provision of natural gas to the Pt Lisas facilities, scarcity of water resources, and subpar road infrastructure, among several other concerns.
Throughout an extended duration of eight years, the Prime Minister has continuously ascribed his perceived inadequacy in leadership to the opposing political faction.The person under consideration originates from the island of Tobago and had a substantial electoral loss, with a margin of 14-1 in the most recent election.
When a government is unable of guaranteeing the safety and security of its citizens, it might be categorized as a failed state.
In reply to sgtdjones
Dude you need help
In reply to Jumpstart
You are still living at home with your parents , when it gets dark they must pick you up from school,you are scared and you are telling me to get a life . What I give to charity in T&T , you dont make in two year's plus I pay taxes.
I have a great life ..if I wasn't so busy I would kindly tell you to fck off...
Dinas must be embarrassed to hear your illiterate rass are being referred to as him, I know him personally
Its beyond your UTT education ,your housekeeping studies are showing up... 
In reply to sgtdjones
Would you care to rephrase that?
In reply to KTom
This is my point.
There are much simpler ways of saying that, without tripping over phrasing, tenses, double negatives, dangling participles, and subject/verb agreements.
In reply to Halliwell
Never let it be said that I stood between a man and his inalienable right to loquacious prolixity but there are limits.
Do people in the Caribbean talk of their having won independence? My impression is that, post-war, the Brits couldn't wait to get rid of their colonies.
In reply to Halliwell
He can’t write very well
In reply to Barry
doubtful he can read very well either....dude saying no discernable growth since independence
In reply to Jumpstart
I feel sorry for him- he left Trinidad as a teenager, became a fruitpicker and now works for a trucking company. Like Vivek he feels he has reach and considers himself superior to those who stayed in the island. As you know you all don’t play that so he has been rebuffed by numerous agencies who consider him an oaf. He therefore has a lot of anger like a Hitler or Banda… interesting person….
Opppsie
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In reply to KTom..Halliwell
So now you both are telling me how I must write my blogs.
I like the way I write so why not stop reading my threads ...see how simple life can be
problem solved.
One of you suggested I use some Ai program, then why write my personal opinions .
Ewart noted to me the day they stop criticizing you, be concerned .
In reply to sgtdjones
Ok ok
Let me clear this up; debated whether PM or public and the latter thought prevailed.
Any and all posts on this and similar threads are for entertainment purposes only.
Except when DS come with foolishness about viruses.
But otherwise for entertainment purposes only.
I am happy you have returned. You make this forum more entertaining and we share many similar viewpoints. You fren Barry miss you so much that everyday he called someone else, you. He was waiting for your return more than me, and happy like hog in mud now. Dukes is happy too now that your fren will be less focussed on the good Dr. And more on you and ‘ your perceived clones’.
I hold no ill will towards you and it’s just ole talk and picong.
Capiche?
PS: JM, yuh kill me with that prose above!!! Excellent!
PS2: please appeal to the judge to release sudden
The individuals of typical intellectual deficiency have resumed their offensive behaviour subsequent to my reappearance.
I have chosen to disregard the contributions of certain individuals across many discussion threads.One has a fetish about Canada copy and pasting various newspaper articles some outdated. Criticism implies that I done something wrong, or that I am not meeting the performance levels of such individuals but then look at what they post.What the critics makes of my threads is not my concern.
It is anticipated that some have arrived on this thread.Thanks for the laugh you provide.I hold no malice .
"It behooves the minor critic, who hunts for blemishes, to be a little distrustful of his own sagacity."
In reply to KTom
Do people in the Caribbean talk of their having won independence? My impression is that, post-war, the Brits couldn't wait to get rid of their colonies.
This statement reflects the notion that individuals has the freedom to express their personal viewpoints within a democratic framework. The user expresses his reluctance to comply with the instructions provided, stating that he will not conform to the prescribed writing style and content.Individuals have their own unique style of writing prose.
In the realm of literature, prose is a stylistic approach characterized by the absence of a rhyming or metrical framework.
In reply to Halliwell
I like your amusement, and I perceive your comments as possessing a naughty quality.
I engage in several leisure activities, and when circumstances allow, I dedicate time to writing in addition to my employment.Regrettably, the individual in question does not meet the criteria for a friend, but rather falls into the category of a stalker.I am situated within the cranial region of this particular human, namely between his ear lobes.Unfortunately he sees me everywhere.Pareidolia: The science behind seeing faces in everyday objects.
Regarding the topic of soddenness, it is preferable to limit the amount of discussion.
In reply to Jumpstart
India landed on the moon, but idiots in Trinidad and Tobago can't get people to Tobago regularly.
This is real progress.
In reply to sgtdjones
the same day india landed on the moon, a bridge collapsed killing 26 of the 28 persons working on it
If landing on the moon is your idea of progress, then you are more myopic than i thought
In reply to Halliwell
I hold no ill will either although he ———— a friend I knew. That person died. I have provided a psychological analysis of the creep. Indeed, I discovered his plagiarism quite early. Maybe you don’t live in this crazy country like him—- his errors and misconceptions are slanderous-I am so cool with this- it is the way of the diaspora 
In reply to sgtdjones
Canada ever went to the moon?
In reply to Jumpstart
Your statement above explains your inerudite.
I see your dressmaking courses at UTT is making progress...
make sure your parents pick you up when it gets dark...you get scared.
For over 60 plus years water not available 24/7
Rowley sees a light ahead , hope it's not a train.
Sorry you are not advanced enough for such means of transport.
In reply to sgtdjones
err.....there you go petering out into irrelevance and insults.. Guess you didn't see this
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The accreditation visit was conducted by JBM on behalf of the Engineering Council, UK, in October 2022 at UTT’s San Fernando Campus.
Guess you didn't see this either
[quote]The recovery in 2022 was mainly driven by the non-energy sector. The IMF (2023a)
estimated the non-energy sector to have grown by 4.3% while the energy sector contracted by
1.8%. In fact, official statistics state that the non-energy sector, which accounted for 70% of real
GDP in the first three quarters of 2022, outperformed the energy sector in the first half of 2022.
While the non-energy sector grew by an average of 4.9% in the first three quarters of 2022, the
energy sector contracted slightly by 0.7%
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In reply to Jumpstart
He has low self esteem 
In reply to sgtdjones
The individuals of typical intellectual deficiency have resumed their offensive behaviour subsequent to my reappearance.
They began before you appeared? Sounds like Casper
In reply to Jumpstart
I have a (PEng) in Canada designation..whoop teee doooo
I have such designation in Ontario, Alberta. BC and Professional Engineers and Geoscientists Newfoundland and Labrador (PEGNL) by their respected Boards when doing work in such provinces.
All of your plants at PT Lisas and Petrotrin were engineered abroad in Canada and Germany, tells a story doesn't it doofus. Even your gas to liquids that's having problems cannot be solved in T&T. Simulations are being carried out at the Gas institute and Technology in Chicago.
Your plant to converts Natural gas to DME and methanol was engineered in Japan...
My Company designed and built the first one in Korea.
You will not have sufficient natural gas to supply all your needs until 2030, will such plants be disassembled before then and shipped elsewhere.You produce 2.4 and need 4.2 bcft per day.
This economically strong nation of 5.4 million had only six (YES, SIX) murders in 2021, and three housebreakings.
Are T&T better off? ABSOLUTELY NOT! After 61 years of Independence, what can we honestly applaud? Lack of water, potholes damaging vehicles, overall poor maintenance, ease “of not” doing business, escalating crime, lack of vision and planning, sufferings of the people, unaffordable duties on a quality vehicle, years awaiting VAT returns,languished forex problems, banks giving $200 for a family of four to travel,frustrated citizens living in self-imposed jails we call home, isnt a government’s pivotal responsibility is to protect and create better living standards for its citizens.?
Bye live in your dream world...
In reply to sgtdjones
of course the engineering systems had to be manufctured outside.....in the 1960s we didn't....and still don't have that kind of manufacturing capacity. The control systems that were built away were designed though by a gentleman you may know: Prof Kenny Julien, a world respected electrical and electronics engineer
In reply to Jumpstart
They are standard equipment input /outboxes ,his did not have intrinsic safety barriers. All the process engineer has to give the electrical engineer is the I/O's.Nothing more .Those plants are analogue , I have seen them, some are now being modified with computers. My Company was doing such in the early 1990 with 16 bit bots.
Julien moved his family to Canada almost a decade ago . He visited my manufacturing facilities 6 years ago and was astonished at the technology we had. I know him.
He would be eaten alive in North America.
In reply to sgtdjones
How you beat out Halliburton and AKER? You eeeeen eazy 
In reply to sgtdjones
I guess that is why his Phd is from a North American university, a Canadian one at that
. Dude seek professional help please
In reply to Jumpstart
If a consultant hire a consultant that is sub contracting
It drains the budget
In reply to Jumpstart
Dummy I dont have such from a North American University...
The University of Waterloo in Canada is widely regarded as a leading institution for Chemical Engineering in North America. One of the important factors contributing to its esteemed reputation is the presence of Murray Moo Young, a famous professor emeritus with a notable background of Russian Jamaican heritage. He was the one of the first university researcher to develop a live protein derived from grass, demonstrating significant advancement in the field of biotechnology compared to his peers.This phenomenon arises from the substantial number of companies that actively recruit and hire these graduates.
A plant was genetically modified for the individual in question, necessitating the signing of non-disclosure agreements with a duration of 21 years.
McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, is renowned for its expertise in the field of polymers.Archie Hamielec, an esteemed academic at McMaster University, possesses expertise in the fields of Characterization, Kinetics, Polymer production technology, and Reactors.The development of all waxes by Johnson Wax took place at the research laboratory of Professor Emeritus.
Upon observing the Space lab, one may discern the presence of the Cañada arm, which was constructed at the University of Toronto and NRC.The discovery of insulin took place at this esteemed academic institution. Several discoveries have been made.
Your stupidity keep showing ...dont worry Halliwell with his Oxford University Education smarter than em all.
In reply to Halliwell
We do not engage in direct competition with Halliburton. However, we do compete against Aker, and it is worth noting that we have not encountered any instances when we have lost a proposal to them.
We emerged victorious in a project conducted at the Chemical University of Technology in Beijing, China. The project involved the establishment of more than twelve pilot plants and a Process Development Unit (PDU), all of which were equipped with advanced computerized systems. It is possible to exert influence over such units from Canada.
When a scientist develops a procedure in the laboratory and wants to determine whether or not it will function outside of such facilities, we are the experts to call.Many of such do not work.
Our area of expertise pertains to situations when a scientist has successfully established a technique within a laboratory setting and seeks to determine its viability and functionality outside of controlled laboratory conditions.In order to see the progression from bench scale to pilot demonstration units (PDUs), it is necessary to utilize a diverse range of plants. These plants may vary in size, ranging from a one litre capacity to a substantial 5000 barrels, as exemplified by our project in Montreal.
You are entering a domain in which you possess limited knowledge.Engaging in such questioning can potentially lead to the perception of foolishness.
It is important to acknowledge that when I make a post, it is possible that other individuals are conducting online searches and use plagiarism detection software.Insecurity at its best .
The mentally ill stalker will soon show up...posting some stupid thing about Canada its how his warped brain works. I just ignore him.
In reply to sgtdjones
A fruit picker engineer- woop tee do dah
I have a (PEng) in Canada designation..whoop teee doooo
I have such designation in Ontario, Alberta. BC and Professional Engineers and Geoscientists Newfoundland and Labrador (PEGNL) by their respected Boards when doing work in such provinces.
In reply to sgtdjones
I am genuinely intrigued by this process of scaling up new technologies from experimental phase to entire plant. The inherent process safety considerations must be highly complex.
In reply to Halliwell
You is an arse too or wha- you read this?
A plant was genetically modified for the individual in question, necessitating the signing of non-disclosure agreements with a duration of 21 years.
McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, is renowned for its expertise in the field of polymers.Archie Hamielec, an esteemed academic at McMaster University, possesses expertise in the fields of Characterization, Kinetics, Polymer production technology, and Reactors.The development of all waxes by Johnson Wax took place at the research laboratory of Professor Emeritus.
In reply to sgtdjones
You working with Archie now? 
After a long battle with Alzheimer’s Disease Archie passed away January 30, 2022, at age 87, at home in Burlington with his wife of 66 years, Mae at his side. He is survived by three daughters Cindy Hamielec (Kieran Killian) of Hamilton, Lisa Hamielec (John Hripko) and Tia Hamielec of Calgary as well as grandchildren; Fraser, Andrea, Alexandra, Austin, Rhys, and Alexis and 4 great grandchildren; Sawyer, Finn, Penelope and Millicent. He is preceded in death by his parents, his brothers Stan and Freddie and his sister Janice.
Long battle during which he worked with P(Eng)
In reply to Barry
When is a plant not a plant
In reply to Halliwell
Archie used to work with plants?
Of any kind?
In reply to Halliwell
The mentally ill stalker will soon show up...posting some stupid thing about Canada its how his warped brain works. I just ignore him.
What did I tell you , see above...its amazing that he has no life?
A genetically modified organism contains DNA that has been altered using genetic engineering. Genetically modified animals are mainly used for research purposes, while genetically modified plants are common in today's food supply.He failed to see it Was Murray Moo Young.
A dunce that googles , then copy and paste other scientist research then runs when asked to explain .
In reply to sgtdjones
When you work with Archie?
In reply to sgtdjones
Archie dealt with genetically modified plants?
The above is what I noted ...again the uneducated stalker fails to assimilate but brays...
What plant was genetically modified? Was it a patent also? Can I get details of the patent?
In reply to Halliwell
We have about 40 different models that can scale up from one atmosphere to over 100,000 psig.
A unit was built for NRC that operates at 3000C and 100,000 psig.The tiles on the space shuttle was developed using this method in a hot Isostatic press.
Yes, it takes experience and knowledge to build such research plants.They are kept in explosion proof buildings underground , with the weakest point being the roof , so the shock wave heads upwards. Read up ASME section 8 .
Presentations have been done in Gothenburg , and a couple of American cities in conferences.
They are standard equipment input /outboxes ,his did not have intrinsic safety barriers. All the process engineer has to give the electrical engineer is the I/O's.Nothing more .Those plants are analogue , I have seen them, some are now being modified with computers. My Company was doing such in the early 1990 with 16 bit bots.
Julien moved his family to Canada almost a decade ago . He visited my manufacturing facilities 6 years ago and was astonished at the technology we had. I know him.
He would be eaten alive in North America.
You know prof is 91 right?
In reply to sgtdjones
Tell me about your work with Archie
Heroes of the tits allegedly in Canada with his family
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Address the lies here first
Exposed again- watch him run
The Current Metro Area Population Of Toronto In 2023 Is 6,372,000 . .
Chart and table of population level and growth rate for the Toronto, Canada metro area from 1950 to 2023. United Nations population projections are also included through the year 2035.
The current metro area population of Toronto in 2023 is 6,372,000, a 0.93% increase from 2022.
The metro area population of Toronto in 2022 was 6,313,000, a 0.93% increase from 2021.
The metro area population of Toronto in 2021 was 6,255,000, a 0.94% increase from 2020.
The metro area population of Toronto in 2020 was 6,197,000, a 0.94% increase from 2019.
Total Homicides 44 Ending August 2023 . .
T&T..Almost 400 murders in 8 months represents " successes"
In reply to sgtdjones
Tell us about your relationship with Archie in building a plant in China when he had Alzheimer’s
At least we don’t kill indigenous people for spite- protect those La Romaine children from poison tablets
A process plant scaled up to grow genetically modified grass- eat a ting- you and Halliwell…
In reply to Halliwell
See how illiterate this stalker is , note the questions he is asking?...
Wonder why I ignore his rass.
In reply to sgtdjones
Keep my name out ah allyuh lovers quarrel
In reply to Halliwell
Its not a problem I am just ignoriing his rass...
In reply to all and sunsdry
TTO is one away from 62- younger than a dead whore
Whatdarseissis
I am not Allyuh transalator or strink
Talk to each other!
In reply to Halliwell
--- you put yourself in that without thinking---
Sir, why would I speak to him… he has not done be anything. He is a very good man who will be in court.. again. He is my friend but I don’t share his views (pssst… you should say that too )
transalator or strink
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