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Re: Changing a broken light bulb: a cautionary tale
renosteinke #197077 11/07/10 11:00 PM
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To keep this thread from going off subject, although I have further comments with regard to the term "egress lighting", it's time to stand down

Respectfully,

John
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Re: Changing a broken light bulb: a cautionary tale
HotLine1 #197080 11/08/10 02:11 AM
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I passed this on to my wife because her people do change light bulbs and it is a good lesson for every one. She was in the building business long enough not to trust old plans but this is a good reminder. Test before you touch.

Greg Fretwell
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