All The Drama Movies Aren’t On Netflix
By Mark Breslin How many of you, when you are flipping through the channels, will re-watch a movie you have seen 5 or 10 times? All of us. The Godfather. Shawshank Redemption. Rocky. The Departed. […]
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Pandemic Creates Legislative Uncertainties and Changes
By / Kathleen CollinsSMACNA Legislative Consultant To quote an old song – “the times they are a changing” – and that is certainly true on the state legislative front. The Legislature left Olympia in March […]
Exploring New Bankruptcy Restructuring Options
By / Erin O’Leary, Associate AttorneyEmployer Solutions Law Distressed small business looking for a fresh start have new options for reorganizing their business to eliminate bad debt and preserve favorable assets. Under the new Small […]
AIR CURTAINS: Air Curtains are Allowed as a Vestibule Substitute in the New ASHRAE Standard
By / Norm Grusnick, P.Eng Good news for building owners, engineers, architects, and HVAC contractors who can now save energy, construction costs, and space in commercial facilities with the latest code update. ASHRAE, the leading […]
Balancing Progressive Energy Codes with Public Health
By / Peter BoileauChairperson, SMACNA-Western Washington Technical Committee As we await the incorporation of the 2018 Washington State Energy Code into our design and construction world, postponed from July 1 to November 1 of this […]