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Articles in July, 2000 issue of Store Equipment & Design

• Carts That Don't Stray
• Driver-Friendly Caterpillars
• Some Mighty Fine Flowers
• Produce in the mist
  by John Frank
• Lighting System
• E-commerce preparedness
• Kindred spirits
  by Ethel Hammer
• An Eye-Catching Case
• Tea Brewer
• FMI 2000: Trends and technologies
  by Marc Sandofsky
• XML Magic act: Start using it now, then watch it disappear
  by Keith Dickerson
• Ingersoll-Rand acquires Hussman
• Who's Looking?
• Some Skinny Signs
• Gas Oven
• One smart system
  by Marc Sandofsky
• The intelligent way of seeing things
  by David Litwak
• Television becoming a backdrop for Web surfers
• Bring On The Banners
• Some Tough Panels
• Deck Oven
• The do's and don'ts of refrigerant retrofitting
  by John Gephart
• New adventure—working at home
  by William Epmeier
• Paradigm redux: The fresh meal case
• Trim That's A Snap
• Load-Bearing Produce Rack
• Raking it in with foodservice
  by Bonnie Zietlow
• Temperature Monitor
• Forecast 2000: Another good construction year
• Coupons, Customers Never Had It So Easy
• Here's The Hook: No Tools Are Necessary
• When dream stores come true
  by David Litwak
• Whipping up strawberry sales can be cake
• Centrifugal Chillers
• Debating the pro's and con's of slotting
• Iced Tea Anyone?
• When size matters
  by Erik J. Martin
• Pre-Rinse Unit
• Recycling old cases
  by David Litwak
• Steam Deskbook
• Who Are YOU?
  by Marilyn D. Cavicchia
• Bigger Than A Hand Basket
• Going mobile
  by Pat Terry
• Catering to Kids
  by Pascal Kuipers
• Women MBAs continue to be in short supply
  by Kevin Coupe
• Leak Detection
• High-Tech Self Service
• Bulking up?
  by Marilyn D. Cavicchia
• Cleaning Brushes
• Food show: There must be a better way!
  by Brian Salus
• Temperature Datalogger