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Articles in Dec 2004 issue of InTech

• ProSoft deals for industrial radio unit
• Control system threats
  by Shifflet, Nancy Gill
• Finding some holiday cheer
  by Hale, Gregory
• Optical sensing: Researchers see the light
• Online asset management for safety instrumented systems
  by Ekness, Rustin
• Jet-powered cell phones truly power up
• LETTERS
• Industrial cybersecurity draft released
• E-learning in automation, instrumentation
  by Mackay, Steve
• ENose knows, The
• ISA Certified Control Systems Technician (CCST) Program
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Productivity solutions in small packages
  by Murali, Ramal
• Show Product
• Pooling resources to grow our own fuel
• Winemaker finally uncorks deal for Mondavi
• Who, what, where of enterprise protection
  by Ryan, Rich
• New sensor can boost range of security
• Peer Pressure
  by Emerson, David
• Siemens makes move into wind power market
• Electron transfer, thermal stability
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Dutch steelmaker cements deal for ISG
• Business Briefs
• When things go wrong
  by Fussell, Ellen
• One step closer to fuel cells in autos
• Career moves
• Safe waters make sense
  by Shipps, J Clay; Abraham, Bruce M
• Safe and Secure
  by Fussell, Ellen; Sheble, Nick; Strothman, Jim; Hale, Gregory
• Extending the limits of Coriolis
  by Hettrich, Uwe; Daly, John
• Biometric sensors keep a finger on security
  by Kulkarni, D B; Desai, Suhas A
• Changing role of field support, maintenance
  by Biehl, Joseph; Zeigenfuse, Robert
• Proprietary rebounds faster
  by Sheble, Nicholas; Levine, Bennet
• A batch of rules and regulations
  by Sheble, Nicholas; Coggan, D A