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Something new in solar
This new product caught my eye. It's based on technology that the Germans and Chinese have had in the field for the past three years. Why not have your fence heat your pool?
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Providence conundrum
The city of Providence, Rhode Island is planning a redevelopment of their waterfront. Here's an interesting opinion from Julie A. Gill about the challenges this redevelopment may lead to for the Northeast.
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They made a great case!
I was looking through some of the old ads in the Library section of HeatingHelp.com and thinking about how good they were at marketing back in the day when central heating was new. There's inspiration here.
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A reasoned way to look at buildings
A few weeks ago, New York's Mayor Bloomberg backed off his plan to mandate 22,000 NYC buildings to improve energy efficiency. His plan had called for inspections, followed by mandatory improvements if the inspection proved that the improvements would save a specific amount of energy. Too much opposition from the real-estate community forced the mayor to back down. This author suggests another approach, which seems to make more sense in today's economy.
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Magic Highway U.S.A.
This has nothing to do with heating (other than the anticipated heated highways), but you have to admire the Imagineers at Disney way back in 1958.
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Start the New Year right
If you're a heating professional (contractor, wholesaler, engineer), you can tell the thousands of visitors who visit our site each day about your business, and your investment is just a dollar a day. You get to choose how many days you'd like, and there are no contracts. Start and stop your ad anytime with just a phone call to 800-853-8882. That's value! Check it out here.
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New Jersey Night School Marianne and I will be bringing the all-technical Classic Hydronics Night School to beautiful Piscattaway, New Jersey on February 22. I think you'll like this one a lot. Room for just 50 people, though. Sign up today!
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Happy New Year! In the New Year, may your right hand always be stretched out in friendship but never in want.
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Hug your kids.
Dan
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