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Articles in Oct 3, 2003 issue of Pool & Spa News

• A designer's dream - Letters
  by Hope Harrsen
• Correction
• Read the fine print: be very sure you understand contracts and what you're agreeing to when signing them, lest you get some rather unpleasant surprises later on - Legal Eagle
  by Steve Getzoff
• Floating island spaby Poolmaster - Product Pipeline
  by Shannon Harman
• NSPI eyes spa tech certification - Making News
  by Bob Dumas
• Paragon of success: Joe Vassallo is a shining example of what a pool salesperson should be - People
  by Rebecca Robledo
• Eucalyptus scented steam room - Product Pipeline
  by Shannon Harman
• Celebrity chefs and landmark cafes: enjoy the best of New Orleans cuisine, from po'boys to five-course dinners
  by Mitch Kaplan
• What's in a name? - Letters
  by Joel W. Caesar
• Retailers should check PPG lids
• Viking pools … the most built fiberglass pools in the industry
• Battery wireless Aqualink RS system - Product Pipeline
  by Shannon Harman
• International pool & spa expo seminar schedule
  by Shannon Harman
• Polaris WaterDesigns to move
• Beachcomber taps Casey
• New floating thermometers - Product Pipeline
  by Shannon Harman
• Pick your party: the French Quarter is the place to celebrate in style, from romantic dinners to late-night danding—and al that jazz!
  by Laurel Delp
• There's only one Mineralizer - Letters
  by Terry D. Wickman
• NSPI launches builder course - Making News
  by Rebecca Robledo
• Fountain of youth: these newly renovated older pools enticed their owners to fall in love with them all over again - Aqua Scapes
  by Julie Sturgeon
• New little dipper slide - Product Pipeline
  by Shannon Harman
• Hard-wired alarm case drags on
• Helms retires from BioGuard
• Building better bosses: supercharging supervisors and managers to be more effective
  by Rhonda J. Wilson
• A New Orleans state of mind - Reflections
  by Linda G. Green
• Couch or sofa? - Reflectios
  by Erika Taylor
• Chemical leaks at Florida firm
• Commercial success: public pools are getting a bad reputation. Here's how to best combat recreational water illness - Technically Speaking
  by Ellen Meyer
• Towel Treeby The Cover Valet - Product Pipeline
  by Shannon Harman
• Fun zone: whether you like tours, local history or red-hot musical acts, there's lots to do in the big easy
  by Mitch Kaplan
• Survey gives NSPI high marks
  by AmyJo Brown
• Starts still strong - Making News
• Showroom savvy: tips for creating a store that informs customers and moves products - Show Time
  by George Whalin
• The spa cover stuff - Product Pipeline
  by Shannon Harman
• After dark: from elegant cabarets to raucous bars, nightlife in the French Quarter suits every mood
  by Paul A. Greenberg
• Outrageous lawsuit - Letters
  by Scott Tuomey
• All systems go for small business - Making News
• Total transformation: the right techniques can turn an old swimming hole into a backyard waterpark that stands the test of time - Aqua Scapes
  by Ron Lacher
• In-house remote control - Product Pipeline
  by Shannon Harman
• Selling assets helps businesses grow - Making News
  by Rhonda J. Wilson
• Industry reacts to huge lawsuit - Making News
  by Rebecca Robledo
• Running cold: how to effectively diagnose heater problems in older spas
  by Michael Tierney
• Ahead of its time: when the indoor pool at this North Carolina estate was built in the late 1800s, it was a technological triumph
  by Margi Millunzi