The good, the bad and the suspect
Since the ITC decision to impose duties on Chinese aluminum extrusion imports, glass and glazing companies report the tariffs have impacted them in various ways: some positive, some negative, depending on industry segment. Others say more action is needed, as reports of Chinese companies circumventing the tariffs come to light.
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What is your No. 2 priority?
By Bill Evans
If something is urgent but not important, what is its value? Quite frankly, we all get consumed by what we consider "urgent" without analyzing its importance. This is compounded by the prevalence of smart phones and 24/7 accessibility. If it is not important, why do we feel the pressure to respond quickly?
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From the fabricator: Tops on Twitter
By Max Perilstein
Back in mid-2009, I debuted the "Twitter Top 10" on my blog, and since then, I have spotlighted various "tweets" of the week. Well, it is time to update the list.
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BriteGuard surface protection
Bohle introduced BriteGuard, an easy-to-use surface protection product for glass and glazed ceramic surfaces that forms a high strength functional layer to protect against dirt deposits and glass corrosion.
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Sarasota Memorial Hospital expansion
Sarasota Memorial Hospital is undergoing a $250 million dollar, two-phase expansion project that will include energy-saving window systems. The first phase of the expansion includes a three-story addition to the Critical Care Center and was completed in June 2011. The second phase is a nine-story Patient Bed Tower consisting of seven moderately sized curtain walls spanning six stories.
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