text: A full range of precise measuring tools including distance, angle and Cobb angle measurements as well as spine labeling
  Innovative pre-operative planning module that enables selection and storage of key patient images from multiple exams into a single surgical planning patient file for templating and other relevant surgical information
  
  At KPCL, we are building today for tomorrow. Everyone makes a difference. Owned by the Panteluk family for over 60 years, we embrace family values throughout our operations and when you join KPCL, you join a diverse and inclusive team..
  KPCL is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce that performs high-quality work safely. Whether you are new to the industry, looking to grow within the industry, or re-entering the workforce, our leaders can help you build capabilities and skillsets of your own.
  Greg was new to the heavy construction industry when he joined the KPCL team in 2017. Over the last three years, Greg has been involved in a number of different labour tasks such as workzone flagging and the installation of geotextile materials for erosion control, and as his familiarity of working around equipment increased, he was given opportunities to learn how to operate some pieces of heavy equipment. KPCL provided him with theory training in a classroom setting, and then practical training to operate a packer and then eventually a rock truck. Greg enjoys working alongside fellow crew members, and thinks we have a safe and productive work environment. His words of wisdom to those who are interested in starting a career in the heavy construction industry is to work hard, take advantage of available training, always be aware of your environment, and learn from the experienced operators you work with.
  
  As I write this in early January, fourth quarter numbers for all big businesses are just starting to trickle in. The whining about 2016 has commenced, some of it justified, some of it not.
  The numbers aren’t just in for the major publishers; the numbers are in for indie writers as well. And the writers who crunch numbers are having varied reactions, often depending on years of business expertise.
  I have a hunch that when all of the numbers arrive toward the end of this month or so, we’ll find out that 2016 was truly a mixed bag….
  
  Reciprocal Consulting has been an advocate of video marketing for years. There are good reasons why, and the following statistics (borrowed from this article on video marketing) illustrate some of those reasons:
  YouTube is considered the second biggest search engine online; it may someday surpass Google as the No. 1 search engine.
  Video marketing is already hot. It’s about to get hotter. As companies figure out how to provide cheap videos that drive traffic to any website, you can bet that more and more videos will be uploaded to sites like YouTube and Vimeo.
  Here are our top three tips for helping you produce a world class video that will market your products and services.
  Make your video creative. Give it something to make it stand out. With billions of videos being uploaded to YouTube every day, competition is stiff – and it’s going to get stiffer.
  Use testimonials, but make them real. Don’t stage your testimonials or use fake testimonies with actors. Use real customers who are excited about your products and services. Testimonials are powerful mareketing tools.
  Keep it real. Be genuine and be yourself. People will see through any veneers you create so make your video a true reflection of who you are.
  
  Built for junior racers using all the same technology that goes into the top-of-the-line World Cup Dobermann boot features a solid sole, authentic 98mm last, and can be fully customized with lifters and micro-cant adjustments. A comfortably soft liner will keep kids out on the hill all day, and a mono injected PU Performance shell—noted for the its lateral stability and quickness—will help them improve their skills.
  
  Aki Kurose Middle School will be hosting a Flu Shot Clinic provided by Seattle Visiting Nurse Association. The clinic will be on Tuesday, October 29th from 9:30am until 11:30am. This clinic will be available to staff, students, and families of students. Students will get their flu shots for free. Staff and families will need to provide proof of insurance or pay $40.00 by cash or check. Please complete a consent form in the main office and return it to the School Nurse.