I can think of many objects that I was attached to, over the years. But the one thing that had the greatest impact in my life, and is responsible for the career path that I took many moons ago, was the television. I grew up in the village of Cunupia, in the island of Trinidad. In my childhood days; in the 1960's, my grandfather would gather all his grandchildren on evenings, and would narate to us folklore tales. That was great, but when my uncle bought a television, my grandfather lost his audience.
We were fascinated by the television. Folklore tales was now replaced by Batman, Superman, I Dream of Genie, Get Smart, Bonanza, Voyage to the bottom of the Sea, Tom & Jerry, Flintstones, and other such shows.
I had a particular fascination about how these scenes from such distant places reproduced in our living room for us to be entertained by them. My enthusiam was enhanced by my uncle who was himself an Electronic Technician, and explained to me how the television worked. It was at that moment I believe that I chose my career path. After highschool, I attended technical college and pursued a diploma course in electronics. After graduating, I was employed at the University of the West Indies as a Electronic Technician, where I worked for 28 years before resigning, and migrating to the United States. Three years ago, I got my first job as a Process Operator at Anadigics, an electronic manufacturing plant, which manufactures power amplifiers for most popular cells on the market. Recently, I was promoted to the position of Process Technician. I enjoy my work and my chosen career. I intend to grow in this field, and towards this end, I am pursuing a degree in Electronic Engineering at Devry. After graduating, I intend to continue with my education towards my Masters Degree. My ultimate goal is to become an Electronic Engineer.
My Country
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
Trinidad & Tobago
Hi, this is a map of my country, Trinidad & Tobago. It is located between 10 & 11.5 degrees North Latitude, and between 60 & 62 degrees West Longitude. The land area is 5,128 square kilometers.
The population of Trinidad is 1,362,000, and Tobago 75000. The capital city of Trinidad is Port-of-Spain, and of Tobago, Scarborough. The official language is English. The official currency is the Trinidad & Tobago Dollar. Six TT Dollars is equivalent to one US Dollar. People of various religions and races live together in harmony in Trinidad & Tobago. The three major religions are Christians, Hindus, & Muslims. The two major races are decendants of India and Africa.
Trinidad & Tobago is one of the prosperous island nations in the Carribean, primarily due to oil & natural gas production.
Trinidad & Tobago is also a favourite tourist destination, with it's beautiful sandy beaches and annual Carnival celebrations.Visitors also enjoy our wide variety of delicious food. So for your next vacation, visit Trinidad
& Tobago. You would not want to leave!
The population of Trinidad is 1,362,000, and Tobago 75000. The capital city of Trinidad is Port-of-Spain, and of Tobago, Scarborough. The official language is English. The official currency is the Trinidad & Tobago Dollar. Six TT Dollars is equivalent to one US Dollar. People of various religions and races live together in harmony in Trinidad & Tobago. The three major religions are Christians, Hindus, & Muslims. The two major races are decendants of India and Africa.
Trinidad & Tobago is one of the prosperous island nations in the Carribean, primarily due to oil & natural gas production.
Trinidad & Tobago is also a favourite tourist destination, with it's beautiful sandy beaches and annual Carnival celebrations.Visitors also enjoy our wide variety of delicious food. So for your next vacation, visit Trinidad
& Tobago. You would not want to leave!
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