Bottom-up budgeting can be a good thing because lower management plans the budget based on the needs of the specific department. A manager of a department is more familiar with what is required, like supplies, labor and capital, to meet departmental goals.
Swim Bladder. Swim bladder is an illness that affects a fish's equilibrium and is common in goldfish, causing the fish to float to the top or sink to the bottom, or to float sideways or upside down. Other signs include difficulty in swimming and swimming sideways or upside down. Constipation is the most common cause of swim bladder.
Fins are either single along the centerline of the fish: the dorsal fin, anal fin, and tail fin; or paired fins: the pectoral fins and pelvic fins. Pectoral fins help fish balance. The back fin or dorsal fin is also used in balance and protection and in some fish families (pike and gar) it is used for propulsion.