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Cherry City Electric
by
Darlene Bremer
| October 2004
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  • Your Business

Go-to Team for Oregon Convention Center This lead electrical contractor goes with the flow to accomplish massive makeover and expansion of Portland facility Located in the city of Portland, the Oregon Convention Center recently underwent an expansion that doubled the size of the facility, providing

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Sage Electric Proves a Wise Choice for Library Project
by
Susan M. Casey
| September 2004
| under
  • Your Business

In its May 2004 issue, Reader’s Digest listed the Cerritos Library as the Best Public Library in the United States, saying, “It is inside that things get really revolutionary … No musty bookshelves … Roving librarians use wireless headsets and handheld computers.

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E-J Electric Installation Co. delivers Major League Upgrades
by
Debbie McClung
| September 2004
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  • Your Business

On April 17, 1964, a crowd of more than 48,000 fans gathered in the Flushing Meadows neighborhood to witness the New York Mets play the first game at their new home in Shea Stadium.

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Lighting Our National Parks
by
Susan M. Casey
| August 2004
| under
  • Lighting

The National Park Service (NPS) is in charge of protecting our national parks. It only makes sense, then, that NPS is pushing for environmentally friendly lighting systems in those parks. Green Energy Parks, a joint program of the NPS, the U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) and the U.S.

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A Whole New Ballgame
by
Claire Swedberg
| July 2004
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  • Your Business

Lighting demands are changing the nature of recreational field installation Athletes may be playing ball in the dark before long.

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Outlook Bright for Security Lighting
by
Deborah L. O'Mara
| May 2004
| under
  • Systems

Illuminating the premises is a critical component of the complete protection plan It has been a whirlwind ride for the security industry the last several years.

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Ready for Takeoff
by
Pat Woods
| May 2004
| under
  • Lighting

Low-Maintenance LEDs Gain Ground in the Airport Lighting Industry It is no surprise that 9/11 has significantly impacted funding availability for airport lighting projects.

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Layers of Light
by
Susan M. Casey
| April 2004
| under
  • Residential

Trends in Residential Indoor Lighting ”The big thing about residential lighting is that people are taking it more seriously.

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Landscaping with Light
by
Pat Woods
| March 2004
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  • Lighting

Smaller fixtures, long-life bulbs improve landscape lighting

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Collins Electrical Construction Performs a Miracle on Ice
by
Ed Lawrence
| March 2004
| under
  • Your Business

Powering up a Winter Festival Last November, about the time most of us living above the Mason-Dixon line began a months-long huddle around the fireplace with the arrival of 30-degree temperatures, things were heating up in Saint Paul, Minn.

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With a Flick of a Switch
by
Jeff Griffin
| January 2004
| under
  • Lighting

“Tighter construction deadlines often push contractors to work around the clock,” said Mark Conrardy, sales engineering manager for the Wacker Corp. “Light towers allow work to continue after dark and permit personnel to work more safely at night.

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Highlighting Treasures
by
Pat Woods
| December 2003
| under
  • Lighting

The evolution of new lamp technology and fixture design gives homeowners many options for designing with light. The right lamp, fixture and position are all it takes to achieve a dramatic lighting effect in the home.

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Half Full or Half Empty?
by
Ed Lawrence
| December 2003
| under
  • Safety

What’s new in the lightning protection field? From a technical standpoint, not much, although the lightning rod disguised as a rooster on a barn has been replaced by more efficient transmitters.

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Outdoor Commercial Lighting
by
Darlene Bremer
| November 2003
| under
  • Your Business

Market estimates of annual sales for the outdoor commercial lighting segment range from $875 million to $2 billion, including street and bridge lighting.

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Ready for Prime Time
by
Susan M. Casey
| October 2003
| under
  • Lighting

We had to transpose an entire airport runway in downtown Cleveland into a track for a night race,” said Gary Laidman, vice president of Doan/Pyramid Electric Company, of Bedford Heights, Ohio. “And there was no overhead lighting.

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Lamps in the Damp
by
Mark C. Ode
| September 2003
| under
  • Codes & Standards

Article 410 in the National Electrical Code (NEC) covers the installation of the wiring and the equipment forming the parts of lamps, luminaires (fixtures) and lampholders.

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Lighting the Night
by
Darlene Bremer
| September 2003
| under
  • Your Business

The Mid-Hudson Bridge spans the Hudson River from Poughkeepsie to Highland, N.Y., and officially opened in August 1930.

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Better Warehouse Lighting
September 2003
| under
  • Lighting

In addition to the slack economy, warehouse managers must juggle other issues: worker safety, the environment and increased corporate responsibility. Managers are turning toward lighting to reduce operating costs, as well as improve safety, the work environment, productivity and quality.

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Rockin' Retail Lighting
by
Curt Harler
| August 2003
| under
  • Lighting

Hollywood may be the only place where “the look” is more important than it is in retail lighting. Out front or indoors, there are several new technologies available to provide splashy yet economical lighting for stores and businesses.

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Branch Circuits: Required Lighting Outlets, Part IV
by
Charles R. Miller
| August 2003
| under
  • Codes & Standards

210.70(A)(2) Lighting Outlets Required Requirements specifying wall switch-controlled lighting outlets (or receptacles) are covered in 210.70. This section contains three subsections: dwelling units, guest rooms and other than dwelling units.

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