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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2004 issue of Custom Home

• Words from the wise: what is the best piece of business advice you have ever received?
  by Bruce D. Snider
• Simple solutions: Sony makes it easy to offer pre-wired A/V
  by Rebecca Day
• 2004 Custom Home Design Awards
  by Meghan Drueding
• Metal magic
• Roofing and siding
• Tight spot
• Enhance your railing and your view!
• Kids' spaces
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Radiant reflection
• Flex ability
• Shining colors
• Under cover: three ways to seamlessly blend an automatic cover with—the pool and deck
  by Rebecca Robledo
• Star power
• Train, train, train: and then train some more
  by Carol Smith
• Lean cuisine
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• George Shaffer
• Weathered wood
• More than a Castle
  by Leslie Ensor
• Open and shut
• Super Vision's Galaxy Light
• Out of sight
  by Meghan Drueding
• Mark your calendar: important upcoming events
• Sweet simplicity
• Gentle push
• Weather or not: a pool house shapes and protects outdoors spaces
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Anima Ceramic Design
• Property rights: intellectual property, that is
  by Dennis Dixon
• Cable-free: home networking goes wireless
  by Rebecca Day
• Kevin Kalman
• Tile tails
• Sleep efficiency
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Garden whimsy
• Your pool slide specialist
• Ahead of the curve: behind the glitz, a Las Vegas penthouse is hard-wired for the future
  by Rebecca Day
• Power producer
  by Stephani L. Miller
• Full circle
• Flexible features
• Open house: this outgoing house looks inward
  by Leslie Ensor
• Architectural cast stone products
• How low should you go? Know when it's time to bid business goodbye
  by Al Trellis
• Pipe dream
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Clear connection
• Ceramic strength
• Water world
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Falling water
• Epicure 36" built in grill with built in warming ovens
• Test your assumptions: how does your operating budget rate?
  by Steve Maltzman
• Mod enhancing
• Golden glow
  by Stephani L. Miller
• Fine vintage
• Surface treatment: the basics of ceramic tile
  by Patti Fasan
• Happy hour
• Five lessons
  by Leslie Ensor
• Electronic chatter: appliances get smart
  by Rebecca Day
• New points of view: the Andersen inHOME at Sundance Film Festival puts windows front and center to inspire new thinking about their place and function in home design
• Downward glow
• Insulating power
• Unique experience
• Create customized entertainment centers
• Now hear this: listen your way into a sale
  by Paul Montelongo
• So retro
• Historical inspiration
• Deep protection
• Correction
• Safety first