there were sink holes at the abaco clinic, that is why it took so long to complete. then the plp sat on it to have a mock opening the week before the election.
drink tampico juice with ramen noodles three times a day. it might not kill you, but you will be suffering horrible pain. these drinks are the most unhealthy things one can have, and they are being increasingly taxed very highly all over the world.
> I'm sure many of them will tell you > they can do just what Mr Poitier did, > the truth is they can't. They may be > able to do "a" job, but possibly not > of the same quality.
Here is the difference. If and when these employees request let's say, 30,000.00 equipment and supplies to produce an event, they have to present purchase orders and fit in their budget. The money does not come and they put together an event with their own or borrowed equipment and the event looks like crap.
Not the contractor, he orders the things and the invoices might turn into a surprise for the next government.
ever since amazon, there is no need for duty free shopping.
you can get anything online. with 20% duty on clothing i can get tailored clothing delivered to me for 60% of what a pret-a-porte suit costs in the local mall or 80% of what i can get in nordstrom, and then i have to pay for a plane ticket. that is right, tailored-- not outlet mall crap..
> "It is just amazing to me. If Mr > Christie allowed the former board to > stay in place and follow through on > our plans, the Bahamian would not have > these problems. We had financing > through the Danish Import Export Bank > and we were getting a loan at a 2 per > cent interest rate that would have > significantly reduced the fuel costs > to Bahamians," Mr Miller said.
ohdrap4 says...
there were sink holes at the abaco clinic, that is why it took so long to complete. then the plp sat on it to have a mock opening the week before the election.
On BAMSI buildings relocated due to sinkholes on site
Posted 20 June 2017, 3:54 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
wash machines tax breaks do help the poor.
it is mostly the poor who do laundry there every week.
the laundromat very expensive.
like VAT, the duty is also passed down.
On Davis slams tax cuts for 'those most able to pay'
Posted 20 June 2017, 3:52 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
at least chester cooper is gracious by going silent.
On ‘Budget helps the rich not the poor’
Posted 20 June 2017, 2:26 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
gee, relax, this thing hit a never, didn't it?
On Poitier speaks on $1 million consultancy debacle
Posted 20 June 2017, 8:32 a.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
so, do you want to commit suicide?
drink tampico juice with ramen noodles three times a day.
it might not kill you, but you will be suffering horrible pain.
these drinks are the most unhealthy things one can have, and they are being increasingly taxed very highly all over the world.
On Drink makers fear ‘irreparable harm’ from Budget tariff cuts
Posted 19 June 2017, 3:19 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
> I'm sure many of them will tell you
> they can do just what Mr Poitier did,
> the truth is they can't. They may be
> able to do "a" job, but possibly not
> of the same quality.
Here is the difference. If and when these employees request let's say, 30,000.00 equipment and supplies to produce an event, they have to present purchase orders and fit in their budget. The money does not come and they put together an event with their own or borrowed equipment and the event looks like crap.
Not the contractor, he orders the things and the invoices might turn into a surprise for the next government.
On Former minister praises $1m culture consultant
Posted 18 June 2017, 7:36 a.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
the spelling is wrong, it is spelled hyprisissy.
On NAD board 'not politically pressured' to discount airport tenant
Posted 17 June 2017, 11:14 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
search the tribune archive for 'the plp iron lady' and editorial from march this year.
the lunch lady is legendary.
On Former minister praises $1m culture consultant
Posted 17 June 2017, 10:48 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
ever since amazon, there is no need for duty free shopping.
you can get anything online. with 20% duty on clothing i can get tailored clothing delivered to me for 60% of what a pret-a-porte suit costs in the local mall or 80% of what i can get in nordstrom, and then i have to pay for a plane ticket. that is right, tailored-- not outlet mall crap..
On Minnis wants Grand Bahama to be ‘renowned’ for duty-free shopping
Posted 17 June 2017, 9:26 p.m. Suggest removal
ohdrap4 says...
> "It is just amazing to me. If Mr
> Christie allowed the former board to
> stay in place and follow through on
> our plans, the Bahamian would not have
> these problems. We had financing
> through the Danish Import Export Bank
> and we were getting a loan at a 2 per
> cent interest rate that would have
> significantly reduced the fuel costs
> to Bahamians," Mr Miller said.
The Danish are bahamians?
or is he talking about the petrocarib folly?
has he paid his bill yet?
On Miller blames power outages on the hiring of 'foreigners' over Bahamians
Posted 17 June 2017, 6:59 a.m. Suggest removal