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Articles in Feb, 2005 issue of Concrete Construction

• Driving piles near new concrete
• ChemTec one
• Constructing my own concrete countertop
  by Joe Nasvik
• Small concrete bridges
• Portable floodlight system
• Easy-aiming light tower
• Operates on uneven surfaces
• NRMCA—75 years of service
• Is your marketing creating value?
  by Brian Moore
• Improve the look of concrete
• Lighting with power to spare
• Control joints for walls
• Working for free
  by William D. Palmer, Jr.
• Approved funding for noise issue
• Color and texture variation in slabs on ground; a new ASCC guide helps define reasonable expectations
  by Ross Martin
• Ready for block walls
• Mobile, compact curb machine
• Paving with roller compacted concrete: RCC topped with asphalt quickly provides a durable street
  by William D. Palmer, Jr.
• Reduced running noise
• Blastrac dual-headed grinder
• Safety evaluation of buildings after wind storms and floods
• Voight named ACPA chief
• Upgraded air compressor
• Errata
• QUIKRETE unearths American Indian treasure
• Author shares design concepts
• Elliptical light fixtures
• CC sponsors Tilt Up convention
• Basement wall cracks
• Rocky Geans: President L.L. Geans Construction Co. South Bend, Ind
• Grain elevators
• High-powered generators
• Pervious concrete manual
• Why Arnold Palmer prefers golfing over sailing
  by Bernard Erlin
• A light for most applications
• Constructing a mat slab: for Lindblad Construction, this project was a new high in low-heat concrete placement
  by Joe Nasvik
• Portable, clean power
• Molecular Cement Dissolver
• New texture rollers
• Reduce risk of electrical shock
• Grout pumps
• The Rock Creek bridge, Mendicino County, Calif
• Joints in slabs
  by Bill Palmer
• Scofield Systems brochure
• Glare-free illumination
• 2004 ARTBA-CFMA Highway Contractors Financial Survey
• Using fibers on pool decks
• Tough jobsite work light
• Powerful protable compressor