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Participate in this year's ENR Demolition Insert
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The National Demolition Association will once again be sponsoring McGraw-Hill's Engineering News-Record "Demolition Insert" scheduled to run in the Dec. 2 issue of ENR. The annual "Demolition Insert" presents Association members with an exceptional opportunity to market their products and services to the over 250,000 readers of world's premier construction and engineering publication. For more information about participating in this program contact Mike Taylor at NDA Headquarters at 1-800-541-2412 or click here.
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The Business Owner to cease publication
NDA
For many years The Business Owner, a financial and tax planning bi-monthly newsletter has been a staple part of the NDA's Member Services. Unfortunately the publisher of The Business Owner has decided to concentrate on their consulting business and therefore will cease publication after the November/December 2013 issue. The NDA is looking for another similar bi-monthly publication to distribute to its members in the months when they don't receive Demolition magazine.
National Demolition Convention set for Las Vegas in 2014
HazMat
The National Demolition Association's 41st Annual Convention — the largest exposition of demolition products and services in the world — will be held at The Mirage in Las Vegas, Feb. 22-25, 2014.
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NDA Board to meet in Boston in October
NDA
The Board of Directors of the National Demolition Association will be meeting at the Westin Copley Place in Boston on Friday, Oct. 4 and Saturday, Oct. 5 for its Fall Board Meeting. NDA President Jeff Kroeker — of Kroeker, Inc. in Fresno, Calif. — invites all NDA members and potential members to attend this important meeting and participate in the development of programs and services for the Demolition Industry. For information about this meeting contact NDA headquarters at 1-800-541-2412.
NDA's Environmental Excellence Awards salutes projects in 7 US states and Canada
ErosionControl.com
The National Demolition Association presented the 3rd annual Environmental Excellence Awards to five companies which have performed demolition projects that demonstrate significant environmental conservation and community improvement, while bringing about a discernible positive impact on the quality of life in the U.S. and Canada.
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Win a trip to Hawaii for 2
MultiView
We are excited to announce the new ratings and reviews feature on the NDA buyer's guide. Now you have the opportunity to share your experiences with a company's products or services with your peers in the industry. Please visit the NDA buyer's guide, search by company name and write a review to be entered for a chance to win airfare and seven nights at a luxury resort in Hawaii!
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Dust control equipment comes to the rescue
Construction & Demolition Recycling
When an emergency happens, most people will dial 9-1-1. But when that emergency has to do with a huge plume of dust on a demolition site, a different type of response is needed. When a massive cloud of dust formed during the demolition of a coal-fired power plant in Elizabethton, Tenn., it caused quite a disturbance that brought the project to an immediate halt. The demolition company, Meredith Environmental of Birmingham, Ala., needed a solution and needed it fast.
Tips from industrial demolition contractors for residential demo teams
Elder Demolition
Demolition contractors often think about how what they do can be applied to residential demolition. Similar trends are rolling through both types of demolition. Residential demolition contractors, Oregon to Alaska, are seeing more customer requests for green demolition, for instance.
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How to help job applicants relax and tell you more
By Mel Kleiman
 If a job applicant feels uncomfortable during the interview, for whatever reason, that person will tell you far less than a relaxed applicant. Here are some tips to getting the kind of in-depth information you need to make a sound hiring decision.
If everyone is happy, you're doing something wrong
By Michael J. Berens
In the world of business, change is the only constant. It has a nice Zen quality about it, don't you think? By now, though, it has become something of a cliché — and an overused one at that. Still, like all good maxims, it contains a profound truth. As does its corollary, which does not get repeated as often: Change hurts. It's natural to assume that if our idea is a good one, people will respond positively — maybe even show a bit of enthusiasm. But that is rarely the case with a change initiative.
Arlington garage where 'Deep Throat' spilled secrets is marked for demolition
The Washington Post
Just two years after a historical marker went up commemorating the spot where FBI official Mark Felt secretly met with Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward during the Watergate investigation, the spot itself is set to come down. The spot was in a parking garage at 1401 Wilson Blvd. in the Rosslyn area of Arlington, Va., which Felt apparently selected as both an inconspicuous site and a halfway point between his own home near Prosperity Avenue in the Fairfax area and Woodward’s apartment in the District.
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