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Articles in December, 2003 issue of National Driller

• Against the wind: bad-mouthing competitors has a way of coming back to splatter you.(Smart Business)
  by Olsztynski, Jim
• Carbide design innovation for DTH bits.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Preparing the next generation: pump companies encourage students to consider careers as water professionals.
• Water well abandonment and decommissioning.
• Atlanta water deal blocked.(Legislative Update)
• Low-clearance drill available.(What to Look for in 2004)
• 3D machine control system upgrade.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Share the power: the business management files.(Portfolio)
• Interior Secretary signs QSA.(Legislative Update)
• Old wells: how to find and seal them; educational information for your well-owner customers.
  by Stone, Andrew
• Coming events.(Calendar)
• Programming with flexibility.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Pumps key to water sculpture and 'spirits'.
  by Taylor, Chris
• Try a little friendliness.(Portfolio)
• Georgia's new water plan.(Legislative Update)
• What makes you different?(Marketing Strategies)
• Multi-purpose rig line.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Geoprobe rental service.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Design award to Grundfos.(Newscope)
• What's up in the world of drill rigs--part 5: compact, customized rigs continue to be a trend.
  by Schroeder, Lisa
• CREP program expansion proposed.(Legislative Update)
• Grout plant is versatile.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Miniature vibrating wire readout.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Wind power to clean ground water.(Newscope)
• Sampling of ground water monitoring wells--Part 1: turbidity effects on contaminant concentrations in samples.
  by Powell, Robert; Puls, Robert
• EPA publishes new guidelines.(Legislative Update)
• Pump selection--part 2: performance curves: the fundamentals of pumped water systems.(Tech Topics)
  by Pelikan, Robert
• HDD system.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Seeing the forest for the trees; protected forests offer an effective means to clean water.(Water Treatment Topics)
• Best to start the fighting early.(Portfolio)
• Water plan committee appointed.(Legislative Update)
• Porky and Bess' 48th anniversary.(Porky's Hole Thoughts)
  by Cutter, Howard Porky
• Down hole drill series.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Water level meters.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Mullis wins hammer from I-R.(Newscope)
• Hardfacing of conventional and hollow-stem augers--part 2.
  by Seppa, Dale
• Perchlorate bills become law.(Legislative Update)
• And another thing ...(For Openers)
  by Ettling, Greg.
• Full line of rock drilling inserts.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Charging what you earn: smart contractors know how to build their profits into every job they drill.(The World According to Wayne)
  by Nash, W.F.
• Vision creates excitement.(Portfolio)
• Nominations sought for watershed grants.(Legislative Update)
• The Laiopua-to-Waimea optics duct line: residents of Hawaii's Home Lands homestead properties soon will have access to a modern high-speed telecommunications system.(Project Profile)
  by Berry, John H.
• High-chromium hard-facing wire.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Electrodialysis reversal systems.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Groundwater foundation awards.(Newscope)
• Pumping moves inland.(Newscope)
• Clean water act ruling upheld.(Legislative Update)
• Submersible pumps.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Photometer for water quality analysis.(What to Look for in 2004)
• Organic matter in ground water.
  by Aiken, George D.
• ITT expansion.
• Water-pumping rules delayed.(Legislative Update)