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Articles in May, 1999 issue of Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration News

• FSU committee talks candidly about `real-world' business skills with students.
• Keeping the beer flowing at a Planet near you.
  by Robinson, Max
• Compressor remanufacturers hold 34th annual convention.
• Replace the indoor coil to guarantee efficiency.
  by SCHUHMANN, ERIC
• Legionella in Capitol cooling towers.
  by MAZURKIEWICZ, GREG
• LITERATURE.
• Compressor remanufacturer keeps up with contractor demands in Dallas.
• PATENTS.
  by Johnson, Aaron
• Three exercises to help you determine what makes you a `unique' contractor.
  by JANET, BOB
• Consolidation, deregulation create opportunities for wholesale-distribution.
  by FRENDBERG, DONALD L.
• Sheet metal shops, union confront labor shortage.
• INSIDE DOPE.
• Desiccant system improves production of pizza-topped bagels.
• The ins and outs of manual balancing valves.
  by PEARSON, JEFFREY T.
• Always for them: Duty, Honor, Country.
  by Hall, John R.
• ARS exec Elliot Sokolow announces his retirement.
• New ARI rating offers simpler, more accurate chiller specification.
  by HUBBARD, ROY S. JR.
• Consultant offers marketing options.
• Japanese boys want to build desk, not work behind it.
• Mfrs establish priorities for 2000.
  by MAHONEY, THOMAS A.
• PATENTS.
  by Johnson, Aaron
• Weather impact: June 1999 vs. June 1998.
• Business is already heating up in `Big D'; Contractors get ready to go along for the ride.
  by Hall, John R.
• Memorial Day: A time for contractor-veterans to pause and reflect.
  by Hall, John R.
• Help prevent commercial startup failures.
• Compressor protection starts with a knowledge of refrigerant-oil basics.
• McQuay pairs air-cooled chillers and condensing units with remote evaporators.
• Itronix offers solutions for mobile computing.
• Industrial dehumidifier removes up to 36 gal/day.
• Safety relief valve replacement, maintenance, and installation.
• TX valves vs. automatic expansion.(for air conditioning and refrigeration applications)
  by LATTANZI, MATT
• Commercials on hold are music to the ears of hvacr contractors.
  by Hall, John R.
• What contractors want most from technicians: Honesty.
  by CHECKET-HANKS, B.
• N.J. contractors are digging in for lively utility competition.
  by Hall, John R.
• Unitary manufacturer reaches `Scroll' compressor milestone.
• Industry ponders shortfall in vo-tech grads.
  by MAHONEY, THOMAS A.
• When is it time for a contractor to go wireless.
  by JOHNSON, JUDY
• Two-wheel desiccant dehumidification: Will it be cost effective for your job?
• Valve sizing for R-410A: How much smaller will the valves be?
  by HARGRAVES, DAVID P.
• WHAT'S NEW.
• Efficiency and its benefits discussed at national forum.
• Increase compressor performance without increasing the power bill.
  by BINTZ, DAN
• PEOPLE.
• Obituary.
• COMPONENTS SYSTEMS TOOLS ELECTRONICS SOFTWARE.
• COMPONENTS SYSTEMS TOOLS ELECTRONICS SOFTWARE.
• April weather favored the East.
• New Jersey contractors fight cross-subsidization `loopholes'.
  by Hall, John R.
• ClimateCare offers consolidation alternative for Ontario contractors.
• Protect those coils by putting on a coat.
  by LAWLER, JOHN
• How to close more sales: 25 tips for becoming a top performer.
  by GRAHAM, JOHN R.
• Hvac engineering software helps simplify renovation of Calif. building.
• The contractor's utility question: Would you rather fight or switch?
  by Hall, John R.
• Geothermal on a grand scale.
• Specifying valves ain't like it used to be.(hvac contractors get valve product information over Internet)
  by TURPIN, JOANNA R.
• Easy-to-install radiant heating offers contractors new market opportunities.
  by Hall, John R.
• COMPONENTS SYSTEMS TOOLS ELECTRONICS SOFTWARE.
• Condensing units for 2000.
  by TAYLOR, STU
• New compressor design has company's eyes on space--the final frontier.
• Independent contractors keep an eye on utilities.
  by Hall, John R.
• New diagram-based software offers a higher level of automated design.
  by WRIGHT, BILL
• More energy-efficient dehumidification.
  by KARPEN, DANIEL
• Summer turns up the heat, then turns it back down.
• Take it from me: Safety must be your top priority.
  by SCHAUB, JOHN C.
• INSIDE DOPE.
• `Zero tolerance' policy targets employee theft.
• Water-cooled condensing units offer more options with redesign projects.
• COMPONENTS SYSTEMS TOOLS ELECTRONICS SOFTWARE.
• Journey through software maze leads to an integrated system.
  by MEACHAM, SUE
• TECHNICIAN SERVICE SOFTWARE ANALYZES AIR CONDITIONING.
• In the land of prosperity, two contractors find the business climate almost too hot.
  by Hall, John R.
• Hermetic liquid refrigerant pumps: A solution for eliminating leakage paths.
  by HUIE, MICHELE
• Six steps to overcoming the price objection.
  by MCCORMICK, PAT
• N.Y. school district achieves Energy Star Buildings status.
• Technology alert: Pint-sized heat pumps.
• Federal building's cooling system is no `mister-y'.
  by TURPIN, JOANNA R.
• PATENTS.
  by Johnson, Aaron
• EPA cites Milwaukee firms for Clean Air Act violations.
• PEOPLE.
• Hvac service franchiser starts operations in U.K.

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