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Articles in Nov 1, 2004 issue of Pool & Spa News

• Texas wants industry lobbying group
  by Bob Dumas
• CPSC warns of off-season drownings
• Biofalls filter
  by Joshua Keim
• PC3000 pump and heater control
  by Joshua Keim
• Water table
  by Joshua Keim
• On a roll: take a trip on Las Vegas' latest tourist attraction: the monorail
  by Leland Zaitz
• What's next for spot 'etching' studies?
  by Que Hales
• The happiest pool on earth
• Viewpoints: industry members react to Sen. John Edwards' mention of a pool-evisceration case at the vice presidential debate
  by Joshua Keim
• Silent watch dog safety fence
  by Joshua Keim
• LED replacement light
  by Joshua Keim
• SD 80 sand filter
  by Joshua Keim
• You're fired! Terminating an employee, especially a long-term one, can be fraught with difficulties. Here's how to deal with three common cases
  by Shabnam Mogharabi
• Expo to break records
  by Rebecca Robledo
• San Juan Pools rebounds after fire
• Arch expands its South America operations
• Leisure accents spa and patio products
  by Joshua Keim
• Tile Max Plus
  by Joshua Keim
• Deck-o-drain
  by Joshua Keim
• Venturing into Vegas: put a twist on your visit by checking out these extraordinary attractions
  by Margot Carmichael Lester
• Tables are turned on unlicensed contractor
• Unemployment rate unaffected by mother nature
• The magic of merchandising: dynamic hot tub showrooms capture consumers' attention. Ask yourself these questions to see how your shop shapes up
  by George Whalin
• Floating thermometers
  by Joshua Keim
• Spa purge
  by Joshua Keim
• Swim city: while Vegas is a desert town, water has made a significant impact on the city
  by Linda G. Green
• Small Business continues its ascent
• BioLab division lands commercial distribution deal
  by Shabnam Mogharabi
• Napa sling
  by Joshua Keim
• Decathlon flooring
  by Joshua Keim
• Clean & Refresh
  by Joshua Keim
• Through the years: a look at the people and events that shaped this desert town into a resort destination
  by Linda G. Green
• Keep your superstars: holding on to top construction executives is harder than ever. Here are three ways to halt their flight
  by Shabnam Mogharabi
• NSPI head to leave in two years
  by Rebecca Robledo
• Switching gears: see how to convert a chlorine pool to a biguanide system
  by Touraj Rowhani
• Ferrometer 1000
  by Joshua Keim
• Geocoding solutions
  by Joshua Keim
• Event-full Expo: visitors to the International Pool & Spa Expo can investigate the bustling show floor, top-notch classes and vibrant host city
• Cannonball bridge: this naturalistic pool is a welcoming haven for the builder's family and friends
• PIE delivers despite dip in attendance
  by Bob Dumas
• Singer Sheryl Crow aids pool center
• Pentair completes sale of Tools Group
• Aboveground pool liner pattern
  by Joshua Keim
• Spa & bath elixirs
  by Joshua Keim
• Multilingual test strip packages
  by Joshua Keim
• Latin fever: baby boomers are retiring south of the border. This exodus has influenced the Latin pool industry and may affect U.S. builders in the future
  by Shabnam Mogharabi
• A new phenomenon
  by Erika Taylor
• Florida pool finishers face criminal charges
  by Shabnam Mogharabi
• Record oil prices may cool economy
  by Bob Dumas
• Reactor
  by Joshua Keim
• DryConn waterproof connectors
  by Joshua Keim
• Spa pad
  by Joshua Keim
• Making waves: the new and improved vinyl-liner pool is grabbing a bigger piece of the market—and that's making some of the competition nervous
  by Bob Dumas
• HPBA celebrates silver anniversary
• See ya later, alligator
• Astra-glaze-SW+
  by Joshua Keim
• TM-2 remote
  by Joshua Keim
• PHC2 humidity-sensing control
  by Joshua Keim
• International Pool & Spa Expo exhibitors 2004
• Filter favorite
  by Charles Egger
• 500 Aussies protest pool closing
• Pool and spa industry stock market performance
• HammerHead pool vacuum
  by Joshua Keim
• 'Certified Pool-Spa Operator Handbook'
  by Joshua Keim
• Electric veranda grill
  by Joshua Keim
• The inspectors: when a home is sold, an 'expert' is often paid to inspect the pool. Learn how to incorporate this lucrative service into your business
  by Bob Dumas