Justin Tanks
Justin has been serving the industry for 50 years in Water Treatment, Wastewater Treatment, Pulp and Paper, Chemical Processing, Food Processing, and Pharmaceutical environments. Providing quality and performance for your fiberglass tank requirements.
The authors' experience WWOOFing in Western Slovenia, specifically at Klavze 28, is detailed in the Life on Pine article. Their friends had told them about Slovenia's natural beauty, affordability, and genuine local relationships, so they decided to check it out. By allowing volunteers to labor on organic farms in return for lodging and meals, WWOOFing fosters cross-cultural understanding. The writers' appreciation of farmers was increased while they were there since they helped with cleaning, winter preparation, and poultry care. Their enjoyment of the tranquil mountain lifestyle and the gracious hospitality of their hosts served to emphasize the wonderful experience of volunteering overseas and experiencing the native way of life.
The Justin plant located in the Sussex County Industrial Airpark, Georgetown, Delaware, is one of the few in the industry which was specifically designed and constructed to build FRP tanks and equipment. Through the use of multi-station vertical and horizontal tank winders, Justin provides tanks with diameters ranging from 3 to 14 foot. Tanks are fabricated utilizing both contact molded and filament winding processes. Each tank is individually designed and fabricated to meet the user’s specification. An extensive quality and testing program assure the user the equipment will meet its intended service for years to come. Justin equipment will be found in many industries with continued success. If you or an associate have a need, contact us. We will assist in all phases of your project from design and specifications through fabrication and delivery. Justin Tanks, Inc. through its commitment to quality and value continues to be the forerunner in the Industry.
The "Cultural Family Night" package from Stand Up, Reach Out offers an engaging way for families to appreciate diversity through food and fun. For just $12, this 70+ page resource features easy, kid-friendly meal plans highlighting 12 lesser-known countries, complete with recipes for main dishes, side dishes, and desserts. Each meal comes with conversation starters and cultural facts to inspire understanding and empathy during dinner. Additionally, the package includes after-meal activities and the opportunity to play the featured country's national sport. This initiative aims to create meaningful family bonding experiences while fostering curiosity and respect for different cultures.
Rebecca Johnson writes about her distinct experiences working as a seasonal restaurant employee during the pandemic in her post for The Seasonals. Her experiences working at a high-end ski resort in Jackson Hole and a summer job in Nantucket are humorously recounted, and she discusses the difficulties of adhering to COVID-19 regulations while yet providing hospitality. Her constant insistence on ordering blue cheese-stuffed olives amid the mayhem represents the boundaries of her tolerance and hospitality. Johnson skillfully blends humor with serious observations on human connection and the changing nature of dining experiences to capture the essence of working in the service sector during these uncertain times. In the end, she stresses adaptation and tenacity in the face of continuous difficulties.
