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Adam Hunnell, Aaron Noland, and Nathan Slavin invented the Keg Wrap. What's wrong with cooling the keg with ice?

Some thoughts on recent developments in and around the industry.

Following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, contractors working on high-profile construction projects suddenly found it difficult to obtain affordable terrorism risk insurance. In 2002, the federal government stepped in to help bring stability back to the construction marketplace.

Europe Still Open To HFCs I am writing in response to the article in The News (July 26, 2004) titled "HFCs Are on Shaky Ground in Europe." HFCs remain on

Provide the very best service possible and that will help you stand out from the rest of the "service industry."

Finesse, thoroughly filling out paperwork, dedication, and communication are reasons this writer gives as to why women make better technicians than men.

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It used to be that colder temperatures and leaves changing color were the most recognizable signs that autumn was upon us. For the HVACR contracting trade, another familiar sign of autumn's arrival is The News' annual "Best Contractor to Work For" contest.

Take Care When Hiring Ex-Convicts [Editor's note: This letter is in response to Mark Skaer's column titled, "Reader Mailbag: Prisoners, Certification," Aug. 23.] I had to write about your column

Years from now, when future News editors look through back issues to trace trends for the magazine's kajillionth anniversary issue, they may well consider 2004 the year of the thermostat.