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SuperiorMan wrote:DreamWeaver wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
Trinidad kinda melting down everywhere right now. Med probably aint even a safe bet if we gonna end up like venezuela. Today some of the venezuelans on the streets were probably some of the brightest in their country. Now theyre doing what they must to survive. Honestly the best education to have would be to hunt, farm, fish and basically learn to be self sustaining. Modern education is worthless in a collapsed economy. Then again, Walking Dead did make it seem that doctors are gods, so go for it. You never know
Interesting response.
How likely do you think Trinidad ends up like Venezuela?
alfa wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:DreamWeaver wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
Trinidad kinda melting down everywhere right now. Med probably aint even a safe bet if we gonna end up like venezuela. Today some of the venezuelans on the streets were probably some of the brightest in their country. Now theyre doing what they must to survive. Honestly the best education to have would be to hunt, farm, fish and basically learn to be self sustaining. Modern education is worthless in a collapsed economy. Then again, Walking Dead did make it seem that doctors are gods, so go for it. You never know
Interesting response.
How likely do you think Trinidad ends up like Venezuela?
Personally I don't see it happening. Venezuela ended up the way it did because of socialism, and the sanctions that followed because of it coupled with Chavez' destruction of their oil fields. As one local economist said things in Trinidad are going to get worse over the next year or so and then level of to a lifestyle much lower than we had a decade ago. But I don't see it Venezuela level of bad.
Regarding a self sustaining lifestyle you need land to farm, hunt and fish on. You tube channels that promote the off the grid lifestyle doesn't show just how much money it takes to live a seemingly simply life. Nothing simple about it. What we need to learn is to live within our means. Y'all really need a new flat screen every black Friday sale from price mart? Ease of the boat ride and jordans, actually cook, if unemployed keep your tail home and take off the data plan. You'd be surprised how much money you can save. Can't be zessing in the wettest tida with rims but living in a 10x10. Common sense cultural mindset changes are all we need and we will do fine.
And medicine is a better choice or even law. Always sick people to treat and scumbags to defend
SuperiorMan wrote:alfa wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:DreamWeaver wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
Trinidad kinda melting down everywhere right now. Med probably aint even a safe bet if we gonna end up like venezuela. Today some of the venezuelans on the streets were probably some of the brightest in their country. Now theyre doing what they must to survive. Honestly the best education to have would be to hunt, farm, fish and basically learn to be self sustaining. Modern education is worthless in a collapsed economy. Then again, Walking Dead did make it seem that doctors are gods, so go for it. You never know
Interesting response.
How likely do you think Trinidad ends up like Venezuela?
Personally I don't see it happening. Venezuela ended up the way it did because of socialism, and the sanctions that followed because of it coupled with Chavez' destruction of their oil fields. As one local economist said things in Trinidad are going to get worse over the next year or so and then level of to a lifestyle much lower than we had a decade ago. But I don't see it Venezuela level of bad.
Regarding a self sustaining lifestyle you need land to farm, hunt and fish on. You tube channels that promote the off the grid lifestyle doesn't show just how much money it takes to live a seemingly simply life. Nothing simple about it. What we need to learn is to live within our means. Y'all really need a new flat screen every black Friday sale from price mart? Ease of the boat ride and jordans, actually cook, if unemployed keep your tail home and take off the data plan. You'd be surprised how much money you can save. Can't be zessing in the wettest tida with rims but living in a 10x10. Common sense cultural mindset changes are all we need and we will do fine.
And medicine is a better choice or even law. Always sick people to treat and scumbags to defend
Thanks for the response.
You said it will reach a "level of to a lifestyle much lower than we had a decade ago." Do you ever see it getting back to the standard of living we had in the 90s and early 2000s?
Not any morewtf wrote:Does Trinidad still have a relevant Energy Sector when compared to the world
SuperiorMan wrote:alfa wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:DreamWeaver wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
Trinidad kinda melting down everywhere right now. Med probably aint even a safe bet if we gonna end up like venezuela. Today some of the venezuelans on the streets were probably some of the brightest in their country. Now theyre doing what they must to survive. Honestly the best education to have would be to hunt, farm, fish and basically learn to be self sustaining. Modern education is worthless in a collapsed economy. Then again, Walking Dead did make it seem that doctors are gods, so go for it. You never know
Interesting response.
How likely do you think Trinidad ends up like Venezuela?
Personally I don't see it happening. Venezuela ended up the way it did because of socialism, and the sanctions that followed because of it coupled with Chavez' destruction of their oil fields. As one local economist said things in Trinidad are going to get worse over the next year or so and then level of to a lifestyle much lower than we had a decade ago. But I don't see it Venezuela level of bad.
Regarding a self sustaining lifestyle you need land to farm, hunt and fish on. You tube channels that promote the off the grid lifestyle doesn't show just how much money it takes to live a seemingly simply life. Nothing simple about it. What we need to learn is to live within our means. Y'all really need a new flat screen every black Friday sale from price mart? Ease of the boat ride and jordans, actually cook, if unemployed keep your tail home and take off the data plan. You'd be surprised how much money you can save. Can't be zessing in the wettest tida with rims but living in a 10x10. Common sense cultural mindset changes are all we need and we will do fine.
And medicine is a better choice or even law. Always sick people to treat and scumbags to defend
Thanks for the response.
You said it will reach a "level of to a lifestyle much lower than we had a decade ago." Do you ever see it getting back to the standard of living we had in the 90s and early 2000s?
ST Auto wrote:Yup may be true as they finished of all maintenance works an prepping for plant start up
ST Auto wrote:They took the opportunity to have maintenance done on both plants as they were scheduled to come down for maintenance later on in the month
ST Auto wrote:Ngc were only willing to give month to month contracts an they wanted a long term 3 year + contract like what cnc got.
sMASH wrote:They used to have outage works planned and fairly organized so in the odd case that they come down for any resosn, they had various things to tackle.
Like if it's a say they had things lined up. If it's a week they had another schedule linned upif ti's a Month, they have another schedule tsilored for that.
They rolled like that for the last 6 years.
If they got gas, they ran the plant till it trip and decide how long to stay down.
If they got call to curtail, they might ahve opted to reroute that smijnt do gas to trh other plants, take one down and sort out some issues.
It was quite volatile there.
Its not crying wolf so much as if u get sun u have things lined up to make hay, if u get rain, u have things lined up to full barrel.
ST Auto wrote:The outages were not unplanned as it was scheduled to be held in april month none the less. Agree that everyone seeks to maximize profits an things could have been done differently but for months before emails were sending stating what was taking place with negotiations an everyone was fully aware of the short term contract that kept renewing.
sMASH wrote:This ongoing fir the last decade. As Various contracts mature.
DreamWeaver wrote:sMASH wrote:They used to have outage works planned and fairly organized so in the odd case that they come down for any resosn, they had various things to tackle.
Like if it's a say they had things lined up. If it's a week they had another schedule linned upif ti's a Month, they have another schedule tsilored for that.
They rolled like that for the last 6 years.
If they got gas, they ran the plant till it trip and decide how long to stay down.
If they got call to curtail, they might ahve opted to reroute that smijnt do gas to trh other plants, take one down and sort out some issues.
It was quite volatile there.
Its not crying wolf so much as if u get sun u have things lined up to make hay, if u get rain, u have things lined up to full barrel.
Well imagine how different the energy sector news would have been if proman and ngc had mature conversations and agreed that no contract would be in place for the majority of april whilst they work on planned outages. This as opposed to going public and all over the news about gas price. Even their own proman employees had no clue what was going on. The outages were unplanned and they were caught off guard for the most part. Such a public outcry really does bring sympathy for them so i guess I know why they did it. It doesn't help us as a country though. No matter how you look at a company, their priority is always maximized profits
ST Auto wrote:M5 & M4 restarting atm
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