Rate them according to priorities, what hinders you the most just start increasing production scaling well, first of all, we must say that we have scaled up production very significantly. This is more than 10 times. It will be difficult, there is no time for the production of complexes, or 10 times, the staff has been recruited more than 10 times , no, actually, the efficiency of production has increased significantly, there is also a severalfold increase in the number of personnel, but it is much more due to the increase in the number, we actually produce products due to systematization and unification of some processes and expansion of the capacities of each division in the company, but today the key issue remains confidence in the future, because it is impossible to expand production when there is no do you understand . What will you do in this capacity to download tomorrow . Actually, the lack of a contract for today already creates a certain tension in our company, because we do n
Vision’s radio station in Jerilderie, NSW, went to air on the 22nd of March 2024. This is Vision’s 84th radio station out of the 100 stations 2021-2023 project and the 823rd station overall.
Joshua Noll Bailey, age 48, of Flora, Illinois, passed away Wednesday, February 2, 2022, at his home. He was born May 3, 1973, in Flora, Illinois, the son of Samuel C. and Terry S. (Chaney) Bailey. During the last several years Josh was employed at NAL in Flora. He had previously held longtime positions including traveling with Finley Engineering, and also working with Loudon Machinery in Effingham and Schneider Engineering in Indianapolis. Josh loved his family and friends and spent all the time that he could with them. He enjoyed fishing, camping, music, and cooking. He was a sports enthusiast and loved animals. Josh had always enjoyed traveling, but especially in recent years while taking his son to see the country and visiting distant relatives. He was a great dad, always trying to give his son a full and adventurous life. Josh had quite a sense of humor and quick wit, and all who knew him will have many memories of times shared with him. Most of all, he was a man who cared deeply
Mark S. Harvey, age 90, of Flora, Illinois, passed away January 11, 2022. Mark Sterling Harvey was born July 12, 1931, in Potter County, Pennsylvania. He was the first-born to Mark G. and Eloise (Buckley) Harvey, and had two younger siblings, Jane and Garey. His parents wanted to name him after his late grandfather, Ray, but due to family objections he was named Mark, after his father. His parents and family called him Ray his whole life – but when he married, his wife (Mary Jo) wanted him to be called Mark, and henceforth he was known as Mark. Mark and his family lived in Pennsylvania during his childhood, but during his teenage years, when his father started working for Halliburton, Mark and his family moved frequently – from Pennsylvania to Illinois, and many places around central and southern Illinois. During his high school years, he worked detasseling corn and, in a bit of foreshadowing, as an ice cream scooper at Park Dairy in Mattoon, IL. He graduated from Crossville High S