| Mar. 18, 2010 |
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| Water Features Course Available Online |
If you've picked up the last few issues of AQUA, you may have noticed a few vignettes on Crystal Fountains' colorful projects adorning cruise ships and city streets. The company is now offering a 1.5-CEU accredited online course, presented by senior associate Robert Mikula.
"Lighting Water: Effects and Design Considerations" provides designers with an overview of different methods and key design factors to achieve desired effects in lighting water, along with detailed technical and costing information. |
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| CPSC Adopts APSP Language On Unblockable Drains |
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission approved a final Technical Guidance document on the implementation of the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act, with a vote on March 1. The document includes the APSP-advocated interpretive rule on unblockable drains, which was based on the testimony from the APSP's Carvin DiGiovanni and public comments submitted by the Association. |
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| Go Digital With AQUA |
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Go digital with AQUA and view current and past issues online at www.aquamagazine.com/digitalissue/. Interactive pages and a table of contents allow you to jump to the article of your choice, e-mail articles along to friends and co-workers and so much more.
Want to know what's happening in the world of saunas, vanishing-edge pools, service products, safety, and spa steps and surrounds? Check out the March issue. | |
| AQUA Spotlight |
Want to see your project in the spotlight? E-mail jenna@aquamagazine.com and include brief description of project details and a few photos.
Kelly Caviness, president of Caviness Landscape Design in Edmond, Okla., can't describe this Oklahoma City project without a good chuckle and the frequent repetition of the phrase: It was fun! |
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