Published:
September 2006

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Freedom Rings in Boston

By Jeff GriffinUnder (Your Business)

Exploring the host city of the 2006 NECA Show FENWAY PARK, BEACON HILL, THE NORTH END—few cities are

Chain of Succession

By Denise Norberg-JohnsonUnder (Your Business)

Family fairness—who should get what?  

Evolution of AFCIs and the <i>NEC</i>

By Darlene BremerUnder (Codes & Standards)

ARC-FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTERS (AFCIs) first made their appearance in the National Electrical Code

Expansion and Renovation, the Quaker Way

By Claire SwedbergUnder (Green Building)

Power Services and Natelco modernize private school with the environment in mind MEMBERS OF THE SIDW

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Maintain Vigilance
(Miscellaneous)
By
Joe O'Connor
September 2006
THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (OSHA) defines an accident as an unplanned event that results in personal injury or property damage. READ MORE
New Solutions for World's Energy Woes
(Green Building)
By
September 2006
Approximately 2 billion people—nearly one-third of the world’s population—have no access to electricity, reports Florida State University (FSU). READ MORE
Shermco Announces September Classes
(Miscellaneous)
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September 2006
ShermCo Industries—a leading provider of rotating apparatus and electrical power system testing, commissioning, repair, maintenance and training—announced its schedule of trai READ MORE
New Materials for High-Efficiency Organic Solid-State Lighting Developed
(Lighting)
By
September 2006
An organic molecule developed by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) scientists may significantly improve the efficiency of organic solid-state lighting. READ MORE
Texas Takes the Lead as Wind Power Surges Nationally
(Green Building)
By
Rick Laezman
September 2006
  The torch has been handed off. After leading the nation in the race for wind power for more than 20 years, California has relinquished the lead to Texas. READ MORE

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Flip 'n' HAUL
A Class 1-A ladder that also functions as a handtruck has captured the imaginations of several contractors at the 2006 NECA Show. READ MORE
New Battery Technology
Cordless tools powered by lithium-ion batteries are attracting a growing number of enthusiastic users, including many electricians. READ MORE
Leica DISTO A5
One of the items generating the most buzz at the 2006 NECA Show is the Leica DISTO A5 -- a hand laser meter that can measure distances inside and outside. READ MORE
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