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A New Arrival & Noteworthy News

Bowling Green continues its ES staff streak.

April 26, 2013

By Robert Beverly

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What was going on the last time we had a new member join our editorial and art team here at Engineered Systems? Well, everyone was relieved the Millennium Bug hadn’t shut down the world as we know it, the Rams won the Super Bowl when Titans WR Kevin Dyson got tackled one yard short of victory on the game’s final play, and AOL announced it was buying Time-Warner.

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Modern Building or HVAC Museum

How much history is in your O&M routine?

March 29, 2013

By Robert Beverly

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Each issue of ES sports a theme, but occasionally a theme beneath a theme evolves from the separate articles and columns. I like when that happens.

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One For The Winners

Let’s take a moment to recognize a new crop and an outgoing MVP.

March 5, 2013

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A new twist to Expo week in Dallas last January was the first ControlTrends Awards (CTA).

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Tall Buildings & Thermal Storage

January 29, 2013

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ASHRAE takes a look up at the former while the latter is looking up … maybe.

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Net-Zero News From The Windy City

January 2, 2013

By Robert Beverly

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Chicago takes the year off from AHR but is staying busy with unusual projects.

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As Green As Data Gets

November 26, 2012

By Robert Beverly

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Coming soon: Your next webpage may refresh courtesy of an unexpected source.

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Does The Building Industry Have A Tip For Democracy?

November 1, 2012

By Robert Beverly

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And sure, a quick non-political poll to round out the season.

Standard Fare At Last?

August 28, 2012

By Robert Beverly

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After many years, it appears commissioning has finally outgrown its Guideline.

Accidents Of The Spilt Ilk

August 2, 2012

By Robert Beverly

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Sometimes life imitates the movies. Other times, we’re not so lucky.

The Learning Space Of The Future

Apparently, it’s already here.

June 3, 2012

By Robert Beverly

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“The amount of technology in today’s learning space would shock most adults who have not stepped foot in a classroom or library since finishing college or high school.”

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