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Articles in Mar 2008 issue of InTech

• Cable outages underscore Internet import
• Best practices for process instrumentation cabling
  by AL-Abeediah, Saeed M
• Factory, discrete agendas for wireless
• Sugar dust likely culprit in refinery blast
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• News From the Field
• Batch packing
  by Policastro, Ellen Fussell
• your letters | Readers Respond
• Wireless compliance calling all companies
• U.S. dumps FutureGen project
• China's predatory trade practices
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Focus on signal conditioning
• Automation outlook 2008 still positive
• Techs vs. geeks: Making IT work
  by Policastro, Ellen Fussell
• It's the team that wins
  by Hale, Gregory
• MS MUG joins Automation Federation
  by Bauman, David
• A FERC first
• Feel the impact, need for total security
  by Rubin, Steve
• Government secure in ISA knowledge
• Four tools of PAT initiative
  by Habib, Alex
• Power to the fluids
  by Nachtwey, Peter
• For your eyes only
  by Johnson, Frank
• Variable amplitude vibrator provides tighter control
  by Baker, G Paul
• Congress decrees advanced technology in mines
• Documenting skills is value-add
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Uninterruptible power systems meet factory automation security
  by Stout, Michael; Gibson, Michael
• Signal conditioning for one
  by Chen, C S Chen Francis; Tielsch, Cynthia F
• Getting quality down PAT
  by Korkmaz, Baha; Martin, Arnold; Undey, Cenk
• Know what you don't know
  by Sands, Nicholas P; Hale, Gregory
• You can't talk too much!
  by Sommer, Scott; Russell, Christopher
• Lather up with batch
  by Leys, Matthew; Cahill, Sean; Carey, Michael
• Digital power
  by Blaney, John; Murray, Jim; Tingley, Gary