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Articles in Nov 7, 2003 issue of Pool & Spa News

• Latham set to buy Kafko - Making News
  by Bob Dumas
• NSPI updates school schedules
• Great lakes to take cost reduction steps
• Compelling evidence - Reflections
  by Erika Taylor
• Southern Exposure: although the South faces regulatory challenges and a dire shortage of qualified workers, business is blooming
  by Bob Dumas
• Dual foot & shower tower - New Products
  by Shannon Harman
• Pool heat pumps - New Products
  by Shannon Harman
• Tapping into the 20-something market - Making News
  by Kelly Anderson
• Riverside pump buys Homelite
• NSPI school plans enter final stages - Making News
  by Bob Dumas
• Raising the stakes: legalized gambling, affordable housing and an increased demand, automation spark sales in America's heartland
  by Rhonda J. Wilson
• Builders; the Northeast uses more in-house construction crews, a lower-priced product and a. relatively low percentage of pools with waterfeatures. Read on for more information about the region
• Temporary surface seal for concrete - New Products
  by Shannon Harman
• MPG bestows design awards
• BioLab dives into commercial water - Making News
  by AmyJo Brown
• Optimism remains strong - Making News
• Builders: Midwest builders hire more in-house crews and produce fewer mid-priced pools. Read on to find out more
• Retailers: compared with other regions, Northeast sales staffs are raking in the bucks
• Pump control panels - New Products
  by Shannon Harman
• New Orleans expo numbers: hot and spicy - Making News
  by Bob Dumas
• Hayward to sell AquaLeader
• 2003 international pool & spa expo
• Service Technicians: service technicians in the Midwest perform more jobs and get paid higher fees for vinyl-liner replacements than anywhere else in the nation - State of the industry: Midwest
• Expo marketplace
  by Shannon Harman
• Side winder gas cutoff saws - New Products
  by Shannon Harman
• Chemical commentary - Letters
  by John A. Wojtowicz
• Pools closing across Germany
• Blue Haven names VP
• Service technicians: service companies in the West have smaller fleets, charge for pool cleaning less and have more NSPI-trained technicians. Want more details?
• The sky's the limit: despite severe weather challenges, the Northeast still ranks as one of the hottest areas in the country for the pool and spa industry
  by Rebecca Robledo
• Blue isle one-piece fiberglass pool - New Products
  by Shannon Harman
• A hot tub by any other name - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by William M. Kennedy
• Perma crete opens new headquarters
• Job market stimulates Wall Street - Making News
  by Bob Dumas
• Open range: despite the West's plentiful land, people and money, the industry there faces rising business costs
  by AmyJo Brown
• Builders: pool in the South are more likely to cost less, include waterfeatures and be built by subcontractors
• Healing spa - New Products
  by Shannon Harman
• CJ series filters - New Products
  by Shannon Harman
• The drain issue - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Jeanette Clemens
• Builders ramp up production - Making News
• Goodson joins Jandy
• Molding a new spa customer: the newest biggest player in rotationally molded spas wants everyone to "live the dream" - adv
• Aquapill chemical dispensing system for swimming pools and spas - adv
• New safety ladder enclosure - New Products
  by Shannon Harman
• Horizon venture acquires scumball
• Leading economic index dips - Making News
• Survey indicates retailer web sites underutilized - Making News
  by AmyJo Brown
• Retailers: Midwest retailers treat their employees well. To find out how they compare with other regions in base salaries and benefits, take a survey results
• Service technicians: the weather defines the way service companies do business in the Northeast—most technicians are paid by the hour and vinyl-liner pools reign supreme
• Brumgee multi-tool by BioGuard - New Products
  by Shannon Harman
• Another vote for 'hot tub' - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Lauren Stack
• Custom molded products expands
• Pool and spa industry stock market transactions - Making News
• Builders; the West boasts more high-end pools, higher closing ratios and just as many companies making $1 million as not. to learn more, check out the following pages
• Retailers: most retailers in the South stick to selling chemicals and water toys rather than larger-ticket items, such as aboveground pools and portable spas. Read on to find more statistics about the region
• Learn-to-swim arm floats - New Products
  by Shannon Harman
• Cut to the chase - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Mike Dunn
• Sta-Rite's motion for retrial denied - Making News
  by Rebecca Robledo
• Pentair appoints Del Amo & Murray
• Retailers: backyard furniture is a valuable product line for many retailers in the West. for more profitable products in this area, flip the page
• Service technicians: service technicians in the South are the busiest in the country
• Oval pool - New Products
  by Shannon Harman