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A New Yorker in The New Yorker
This article from the On The Town section of The New Yorker is such a nice way to end my speaking career.
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My Father's American Dream
Lake Ronkonkoma. How's that for a Native American name? Sort of rolls off your tongue, doesn't it?
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The Great Temperature Race
If the temperature is 55 and you want it to be 65, will it get to 65 quicker by setting the thermostat to 80 rather than 65?
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The Art of Troubleshooting
And then you have to remember because you know this is probably going to happen again.
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The Steam Niche
It was also to be in a nasty, windowless, brick-walled basement room in what used to be a hospital, but was now an office building.
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The man who first showed us how to burn oil
He took me into their lab and showed me this new burner that they were developing for a modulating/condensing boiler.
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Holohan’s New Memoir Delights and Inspires
In his 374-page memoir, What Hydronics Taught Holohan, Dan shares entertaining stories and knowledge he has gained throughout his career as a manufacturers' rep, writer, teacher, and founder of HeatingHelp.com.
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Fall & Winter Maintenance Tips for your Furnace
Servicing a heating system will ensure that the heat will click on when you want it to.
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A Maryland Hydronic Retrofit
After a few months, the reality of a competitive housing market and the pressures of time and budget whittled down that list to two main things: “Is it close to...
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For what it's worth
I was working for the rep at the time, so I knocked on the owner's office door that summer and asked if some day, somehow, I might be able...
