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I heard that next year, others, including Johnson Controls, will join the ranks of those skipping the increasingly popular show. Surely, those smaller companies that were in attendance must have benefited from the lack of big-company participation.Not many new items were on display, but the beauty of our business is that so many gadgets, ideas and products you''ve probably never even heard of have been in production for years. That''s what I found. Whenever I came across something that interested me and asked if it was new, the answer often came back, "Not really." So, if you are familiar with any of the items I''m writing about and are wondering why I''m listing them as new products, they were new to me!

The Vision customized air handler features a custom-built modular platform that allows owners and contractors to specify air handling systems to meet their applications. Bulb-type gasketing and insulated splice joints reduce air leakage, noise and the induction of unfiltered air. Removable cross-member frame channels allow for easy top or side coil removal in a minimum of mechanical room space. McQuay. Circle 102 on inquiry card The DHC Series tankless electric water heater is suitable for all handwashing and kitchen applications. Small in size, it can be mounted near the pipe of use, reducing or eliminating hot water pipe runs. Stiebel Eltron.

RILEY''S TRUCK FETISH HAS FORCED me to confront a much bigger, profoundly resonant issue. I expected to approach childrearing on an individual basis -- one mom to one boy. But the older Riley gets, the more I find that I am dealing with huge forces, maybe even genes, informing our relationship in ways I did not expect. I have a son who loves trucks, a love that seems to be a common denominator among boy toddlers; even Riley''s gentle, retiring friend Justin is wild for them. Many afternoons, when I would love to sit quietly with my little boy, reading, drawing, telling stories, listening to music, he bounces about wildly, waving dump trucks in my face, rushing after the cats, shrieking. I''ve watched first-time moms of girls look on in horror as Riley revs around the playroom at the library, wrenching books and toys from other kids, shouting, looking for reactions and connections, looking to make friends. Normal boy behavior? It pleases me that some of my antiracism work can inform my ongoing exploration of gender differences: Respecting and accommodating differences doesn''t mean we raise one gender above the other. We just accept that they are different.

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