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November 2020 Buzz Guide

November 25, 2020

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The November Buzz Guide features products from a variety of brands in the construction industry.

What's Urgent vs. What's Important

Recognizing What’s Important And What’s Urgent, And The Consequences Of Not Making That Distinction.

Mark Fowler

November 5, 2020

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Whether you’re a CEO, contractor, project manager, head of sales, superintendent or foreman, you have to make decisions.

The Puzzle of Stucco (Part 1)

The Pieces Of The Puzzle Needed To Finish Your Stucco Project.

Tim Rogan

November 5, 2020

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The use of an exterior stucco system has many advantages over other exterior claddings.

Pre-Blended Stucco in 3-D

The Reality Of 3-D Printing Concrete To Build High-Quality Customized Structures Fast, Efficient And Affordable Is Not Far From Becoming A Common Industry Practice.

Anup K. Deb

November 4, 2020

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In the past decade, 3-D printed concrete technology has made significant strides moving from theoretical concept to practical process for building of homes, schools, hospitals, hotels, restaurants and other structures.

SMA's New Training and Certification Programs

November 3, 2020

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The SMA Board of Directors wants to introduce its new Training and Certification Program(s). This is a free event and open to all Stucco Industry people! It takes place on November 4, 11am PST.

SMA Announces Webinar Series on Stucco

November 2, 2020

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The Stucco Manufacturers Association has announced two webinars on stucco applications.

Aird Traffic Control

With Close To 50 Years In The Construction Industry, Robert A. Aird Continues To Build Its Reputation.

Hannah Belloli

November 2, 2020

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Robert A. Aird graduated from the University of Maryland with dual majors in English and sociology in 1971.

Where Eagles Dare

A Colorado-Based EIFS Contractor Is Ready To Retire. So Who Wants To Purchase The Brand?

John Wyatt

October 8, 2020

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An Eagle, Colo., outfit has its own dilemma this year—to sell or not to sell.

Two Wrongs

Academics Don’t Always Understand That The Country Needs Skilled Labor—And That A Computer Won’t Fill That Gap.

Mark Fowler

October 5, 2020

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I have written many times about the skill of a craft and the need for training. America is fighting over the future of the coal industry and its relevance.