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Hennig makes chip conveyors, coolant filtration systems, high pressure systems, and machine protection solutions right in the heart of 🇺🇸 in Machesney Park, IL If the pandemic tought us one thing, it’s that having supply chain redundancy and a domestic supplier base can be a major competitive advantage. Also, we are nice people, we answer our phones and call people back when we can’t and we care a ton about your success. We call our mothers on mothers day and tell them we love them. We rescue animals and adopt them as pets. We help elderly people cross the road. For those reasons, you should buy our products (or at least be friends with us). Love, Nick 🤟🏼 Steve DeGrasse, CMTSE Jim Gabel Cameron Schubert Wes McLucas Bob Newman Eddie Carrell Rafael Nunez César Guerra Noah Goellner John Brooks MBA Brock Shattuck Scott Cooley Horst Schedler Don Kahler Crystal Van Vleet, CMTSE, ICP-LEA Camoren Schley #machinetools #cnc #machining #supplychain #madeinamerica #usa #manufacturing

THE GIFT💝OF A 1 NUMBERED COIN 🪙: Adding One Rupee, Numerology, The Significance of 151 and The Solar System In India, the traditional gift at weddings and auspicious occasions is money and the amount should always end in 1. It should not be an even number. It is auspicious to add 1 to the amount you want to present. This practice is based on religious beliefs. To some that extra 1 was considered as a blessing and to others it depicts the beginning of a new cycle. A rounded off figure that ends with a zero is believed to be a stable digit, as it depicts the stability of number for not increasing or decreasing.
When a number ends at 9, you have to subtract one from its nearest stable number. This means it is a decreasing trend in the number. Similarly, when a number ends at 1, you’ll need to add 1 to its nearest stable number hence showing an increasing or a positive trend. So, when we add 1 to any stable sum, that extra depicts the wishing of growth for the receiver at various levels. For example when you gift your relatives a sum of X+1 on their marriage, you are wishing them growth in happiness and strength of their newly formed relation. Or if your gift is in the occasion of opening a new shop (income source) then it relates to financial growth, similarly on house warming party it denotes the growth in healthy and peaceful life during their stay in that home. According to numerology, numbers ending in 1 bring positive energy and bring good things in life. In India it is common to give money for occasions. There are various reasons, for some it is a blessing, a token of love or luck. For some it is the beginning of a new cycle. For some it makes the sum an odd number and indivisible which is a good omen for a married couple. If the 1 is not added the sum total will be divisible or it will end in 0, which signifies the end, but adding the 1 will make the number odd hence guaranteeing continuity. It signifies growth, if you have gifted something more than a round figure that means you are ought to grow in your wealth and prosper and next time you will be happy too! There is also another belief that this tradition is carried out to include a metallic coin in the gift. This is because metal comes from the Earth, which is considered to be a part of Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth Numerology: 151 is a palindromic prime. 151 is a centered decagonal number. 151 is also a lucky number. 151 is a unique prime in base 2, since it is the only prime with period 15 in base 2. I give £151, $151 or €151 in the West The Solar System: Abundantia (planet designation: 151 Abundantia) a stony main belt asteroid was discovered by Johann Palisa on 1 November 1875, at the Austrian Naval Observatory in Pula, and name chosen by Edmund Weiss from Vienna Observatory, the name refers to a Roman Goddess of abundance, moneyflow, prosperity, fortune, success, luck, it was also chosen to celebrate the increasing numbers of asteroids that were being discovered in the 1870s

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This past weekend, my son and I spent 2.5 hours working on a small project together. He measured, cut, and ran all the power tools—watching him learn was a reminder of some essential life lessons that apply to so much more than just building. 1️⃣ Start Now – You don’t need perfect plans. Just begin. Action beats hesitation. 2️⃣ Embrace Mistakes – Mistakes will happen, but failure is never final. Learn and adapt. 3️⃣ Be Resourceful – You’ll never have everything you need, so improvise and make it work. 4️⃣ Prepare Wisely – Measure twice, cut once as my dad always said. Preparation saves time and headaches. 5️⃣ Persevere – There’s nothing like the feeling of building something with your own hands. These are the kinds of lessons that last a lifetime. Let’s bring shop class back and give the next generation the tools they need to thrive! #ShopClass #LifeLessons #SkillsForLife