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Millions of young Indians are competing for a handful of government jobs, while critical skilled professions like plumbing, carpentry, pottery, electrical work, and welding face a severe shortage of workers. Until we start valuing skills as much as degrees and government jobs, this imbalance will continue to hurt both employment and economic growth.
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Hello everyone, my name is Stephen founder of GD FIRST FURNITURE AND CARPENTRY WORKS We deal with all kinds of woodworks,MBF,HBF,Marine work, we also deal with all kind of house roofing, logging,linted and ceilings,we bring your imagination &dreams to reality. #TG30DayVisibility
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Saying this again!!! Leave tech. Go learn plumbing. Carpentry. Hairdressing. Generator repair. You’ll quietly out-earn a lot of people in tech.
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Adekola Adesoji retweeted
For your high quality engineering, mechanical, Carpentry, Technical, Welding Safety, plumbing, Household tools, building materials, contact us. Now located at Aguleri in Anambra State. We deliver anywhere in Nigeria and Africa . Hit me up let's deal 🤝
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If Canada is the goal, Nova Scotia will now email Express Entry candidates directly to fill labour gaps. 🇨🇦 If you're in healthcare or construction trades like welding, carpentry, concrete finishing, contractors/supervisors, check your EE inbox.
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R and Q are MATH. not engineering or carpentry. totally different game. if yo don't want to play the math game, don't worry about it! it is kinda fun.
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Hold on, I knew an accountant who taught me tons of stuff about carpentry, he was super interested in it and very good. Just the fact that I am a human, with a body makes me fully certified to research, question, debate and refuse anything going into me. I am allowed.
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Replying to @SoggySoup13
I’ve always been more Techy/Mechanically savvy. My dad knew a decent amount about Mechanical stuff but he was far more skilled are carpentry. So we use to trade off on projects. I would fix the electronics and mechanical stuff, and he would do house repairs and remodeling. 😅
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I just added this section to the very last page of each of the four volumes of my work. _____________________________ About the Author [Photo here, but shown below.] Born August 10, 1964. At the time of this writing I am a 61-year-old man who has spent most of his life feeling clumsy, inadequate, and afraid in the presence of others. Outwardly, my path looks scattered — many jobs, many struggles, and little material stability. Inwardly, it has been a long, slow turning toward Light and Truth. I have worked hard at music, crafts, electronics, carpentry, project management, and study, yet almost everything felt difficult and never quite natural or fluid. Social fear often made me appear distant or “stuck up.” Emotional wounds and weaknesses shaped decades of my life. I made many mistakes, broke many things (including parts of myself), and only in recent years have the pieces begun to come together more gently. These volumes are not written by an enlightened teacher or a perfected soul. They are the honest reflections of a broken traveler who kept walking anyway. I claim no absolutes, no final truths, and no special authority. I simply share what I have lived, felt, questioned, and glimpsed in my seeking. If anything here touches you, it is because we are all imperfect beings stumbling toward the same Light. I am still becoming. Thank you for walking with me on these pages. David Michael Traina, Jr.  Contact Email: dtraina16@gmail.com X (Twitter): @WKProtege Facebook: @Traina16 Click the link below to read. docs.google.com/document/d/1… The link takes you to Volume 1, and each subsequent volume is linked at the end of the previous one. © 2026 David Michael Traina, Jr.. All rights reserved.
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Replying to @JessicaNigri
Like the show "This Old House" you should start a family show series on PBS called Boobs and Buildings... or Cleavage & Carpentry...
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If @elonmusk is now worth a trillion dollars, that means he has earned the equivalent of $1 per second since 30,000 BC. If Jesus earned the equivalent of $10 per second since his birth until today, he would still be roughly $400 BILLION short. That is a lot of carpentry. 😳
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Replying to @TRobinsonNewEra
Carry a 16 oz ball peen hammer. And when one of these show to follow a woman around at night. Do carpentry.
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Replying to @Zaira583642
Carpentry folding rule. You cannot measure an inside measurement with a tape rule. Finish Carpenter MUST HAVE!
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Absolutely. When you hear a priest or other well meaning Catholics intone that Jesus, Mary and Joseph were homeless refugees, I want to shout: They arrived with a chest of gold in an Egyptian Jewish settlement!! Joseph had carpentry skills, they were not violent, disrespectful…
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