Saw an article on.cnn about this. The weird thing was this is what our ancestors practiced. I remember my father and his annoyingly disgusting composting for his mini farm.. who knew he was a scienntist ahead of his time? In one generation, da "*smart young people*" of the time had a modern idea.. pesticides... go figure

"*and once again produce more of our own food*"

I hear this all the time. It would be great if we had numbers on how realistic this is. If we could produce all of our own chicken but a pack of 4 chicken legs costs 30 dollars, what makes sense? That's the essence of trade. We may never be able to produce all of our food wants how much of our need can we meet, how do we decentralize it and can we afford it?

Didnt the PM issue a statement something like, paraphrasing, ~*Bahamians should be made whole **first** that would be illegal.. I dont think anybody needs a written apology. They told us exactly what they planned to do.

"*We decided to do away with all of that and **give everyone a fair share of seeing** Taurus Riley up close and personal, so we’re just going to have one general area and **the earlier you get there, the better space you can secure.**”*

But doesnt that mean everyone doesnt get a fair *viewing* share even though everyone pays the same hiked ticket price?

A giant boost to the economy.... Why hasnt it worked all these years then? I'm confused dry dock cruise ship repair seems like a very specialized skill that RCI will for decades to come hire only foreigners to fill. Bahamians will be hired for security and garbage cleanup. While this could be a lifeline for someone without a job, it does nothing to "*boost*" Bahamians, and that's what we need to move forward, "**Bahamians**" need to be boosted

Historically these developments are boosts to lawyers and accountants with political connections while the country as a whole crumbles. Atlantis worked because it directly enriched Bahamians

ROTFL, I understand there will also be a debate about the kitchen sink

"*We’re just waiting on permission from the CAD and, once we pull that trigger, we’re diving,” Mr Johnson said.Sky Dive Bahamas already has leased its plane, with instructors also in place for the initial jump. The company is “in the red for $150,000*"

How do they pay for insurance? I can imagine that offering tourists the opportunity to skydive while on vacation could be attractive. I wonder what the rates will be, I checked rates in the US and its under 200. How much volume do they need how much downtime will they have and will the debt continue to grow. Seems like just lile Arawak X they need quite a bit of capital to stay afloat for at least 2 to 3 years while they build a customer base. But who knows... 7 million cruise tourists a year maybe 10000 of them want to go from sea to air

lol

"*We have about 88 different pages on the website, so we *"

Ok they really dont have a clue. The horse himself said, *it's just one template file, easy money*:

The entire digitization project should have been no more than 500k. 30million..

"*adaptive technology behind it so that it can be rendered whether it is on a tablet, PC, mobile device or computer screen.*"

Adaptive technology? They dont know what they're talking about. All it takes it one formatting file.. if the screen this size layout this way otherwise layout that way. No web developer I know makes a big deal about this as if they have to inject some tremendous effort to deliver it, it's a given. "adaptive technology"... suck teeth, I guess the price for that was 999,999.99. The extra cent probably for the "*tab to speak to a representative*"

Are these people Didnt the FNM just pay the ex BPl chairman for th oh s exact same work?