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Articles in Dec 10, 2004 issue of Pool & Spa News

• Sage Capital acquires L.A. Spas
  by Shabnam Mogharabi
• World of concrete bets big on Vegas
  by Bob Dumas
• Pool and spa industry stock market performance
• Kiddy Pool-Korral
  by Joshua Keim
• Stock up and save
  by Margot Carmichael Lester
• Housing starts warming up
• OxyChem to buy chemical facilities
• Condralite decorative concrete
  by Joshua Keim
• An array of alternatives: the growth of specialty finishes nationwide is being driven by consumer demand. Now, builders are customizing the products
  by Shabnam Mogharabi
• RC swimming duck
  by Joshua Keim
• Rec Warehouse sponsors diabetes research
• GAME faces
• Stretch-a-hose
  by Joshua Keim
• Great indoors: in-home portable spa retreats are a small, but profitable, niche
  by Margot Carmichael Lester
• New Jersey registration law delayed
• in.tune
  by Joshua Keim
• Field lessons: applying specialty finishes takes finesse and an impeccable sense of timing. Use these eight tips to go with the flow
  by Rebecca Robledo
• Different paths, same goal
  by Erika Taylor
• Leading economic indicators dip again
• Larson joins Automatic Pool Covers
• DuoClear sanitizing system
  by Joshua Keim
• Winter break
  by Margi Millunzi
• Recreonics aids U.S. troops in Iraq
• Arkema joins chemicals industry
• Small pools
  by Joshua Keim
• All mixed up: more and more plasterers are picking their own colored pebbles and quartzes to create a custom look
  by Bob Dumas
• Rendezvous
  by Joshua Keim
• Upping the ante: increased competition has home builders offering more elaborate incentives to new buyers than ever before
  by Shabnam Mogharabi
• Swim-a-thon keeps pool afloat
• Pentair recruits three
• Chlorine generators
  by Joshua Keim
• Attendance up at Canadian Expo
• Master pools meets in Virgina
  by Rebecca Robledo
• Lord of the fireflies: an unemployed electronics engineer turns his fascination with fireflies into a bright idea for backyards
  by Joshua Keim
• Aboveground pool liner pattern
  by Joshua Keim
• Avoiding the guessing game: excess aboveground pool inventory can leave a retailer strapped for space … and cash. Here's how to minimize the problem
  by Julie Sturgeon
• Fiberstars names new director
• Super Vision acquires LED technology
• SCP and Latham Intl. to exchange assets
  by Shabnam Mogharabi
• Lower oil prices aid drivers
  by Bob Dumas
• Changing times: the growing Southeastern Pool & Spa Show has fine-tuned its educational and networking opportunities
  by Pamela Mills-Senn
• Safeguarding your customers: safety shouldn't be secondary in aboveground-pool retailers' sales presentations
  by Margot Carmichael Lester
• Mid-America Show completes comeback
  by Bob Dumas
• Small businesses bubbling with holiday spirit
• All about bromine: bromine is your best bet when it comes to hot-water applications. Here are some tips on working with chlorine's halogen cousin
  by Wayne Ivusich
• Synchronizing LED lights
  by Joshua Keim
• Fallin' in love: waterfalls are making a splash with portable spa retailers and their customers
  by Pamela Mills-Senn
• Hayward phantom
  by Joshua Keim
• Spa buster
  by Joshua Keim