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Articles in April, 2000 issue of Store Equipment & Design

• Temperature Recorder With Windows
• Aluminum Seafood Displayware
• Floor Machines
• Russell Vernon: a love story
  by David Litwak
• Increasing the incremental dollar
  by Bill Pizzico
• EPRI Seeks funding
  by Marc Sandofsky
• Necking in the parking lot?
• Reaching the senses
  by Monica Buckley
• The inadequacy of CRI
  by Edward Effron
• Board And Brush Rack
• Building Control Display
• SHORTS
• New supermarkets still welcome
• A fresh look at campus dining
  by Marilyn D. Cavicchia
• The future of the meat case
  by David Litwak
• Dye Injector
• What comes after fresh?
• Is it all really worth it?
• Cart Bumper
• Signing the grocery aisles
• Dangerous Juice?
  by Ben Housten
• Refrigerant leaks: the latest in detection
  by Marc Sandofsky
• Going into 2000, big chains widen their investment lead
• Raw-egg illness down
• Sandwich Unit With Non-Recessed Pans
• Safer, cleaner ice
  by Howard Reill
• Ice Maker
• Remote Hygrometer/Thermometer
• 2000 ASHRAE Meeting and AHR Expo
  by Marc Sandofsky
• Center-store profit zones
  by Monica Buckley
• Stainless Steel Worktables
• Alarm Lock
• Playing their cards right
  by Marilyn D. Cavicchia
• Playing it safe in meat
  by Erik J. Martin
• What's wrong with your compressor?
  by John Gephart
• Family dinners not extinct
• Versatile Treadplate Pattern
• Surface Laminate
• Data Logger
• Temperature Controller
• SHORT
• Customers feel undervalued
• Everyone welcome
• In favor of pet alcoves
  by Marilyn D. Cavicchia
• Compact Soup Kettle
• COMPRESSOR
• Ashrae Revises Standard 90.1-1999
• Convenience hits the mall
• High-Volume Deli Merchandisers
• Track Lighting
• Serving And Displayware
• Dealing with demographics
  by Kevin Coupe
• Get ready for R-410A
  by Marc Sandofsky
• Do you know where your carts are?
• Reach-In Merchandisers
• Ceiling System
• Pressure Fryer
• Beyond call centers
  by David Litwak