Who's going to Brookhaven?

Alan R. Mercurio · April 2003

We have Harvey Zerbe of Montour a division of Sun Oil Company, Chris Aiello who dedicates much of his time and knowledge to OTT and our industry, RonJr., who can make a boiler fit anywhere up to code and still operate & look great! And Ron will be accompanied by Two of his fellow technicians, John Pilger myfriend and professional chimney sweep. John also sits on The NFPA 31 Committee, Richard Schmidt Director of Research & Development of Sid Harvey's Remanufacturing division and now Scott (the wild man) Lutz! This means we have 17 seats left for the Brookhaven Burner Workshop! As you can see seats are selling fast,who's next? Just like Ohio we're building a list of some of the brightest folks in the industry! In fact Tom Butcher from Brookhaven will be with us during the morning assisting me with this workshop. How cool is that? <SP> Date: Tuesday July 8, 2003 Location: Hampton Inn Long Island/Brookhaven 2000 North Ocean Ave. Farmingville, NY 11738(631) 732 7300 Workshop 8:00 a.m - 12:00 p.m.Brookhaven Tour 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Cost: $150.00 Per Student <SP> This includes Coffee, Tea and Danishes in the morning & A Hot Lunch served in the afternoon. A 38 page technical manual that each student will take home with them and a copy of the industries newest text book. Carry The Torch Life Experiences and Technical Data to live By And more technical data than you can shake a stick at. <SP> --------------------------please print & cut along dotted line------------- Registration for the Oil Tech Talks Brookhaven Burner Workshop seminar in Long Island, NY July 8, 2003 Company Name______________________________________________________ Mailing Address__________________________________ City __________________ State __________ Zip______ Phone(_____)___________ Fax (___)_____________ email_____________________ Profession (HVAC, Home Inspection, WX, Fuel Oil Co, Other)_____________ Make check payable to: Oil Tech Talk 123 N. 2nd. Street Catawissa, PA. 17820 Or now you can <a
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J.C.A. · March 2003

any of you guys that do oil....

I want to explain that Brookhaven IS the mecca of oil heat ! This is the place where all that is happening in the world of oil heat gets done.

It is also the place where the future is happenning. This is where all the newest and sharpest minds of the field are doing the work to make and keep oil a clean and competitive fuel for the future.

Please give Alan and the Brookhaven Lab your support.

I was one of the first to sign on for this seminar , and the reason was the person teaching it, and the people backing are the future. Chris.

Alan R. Mercurio · March 2003

Chris

Thank you for the kind words brother. I'm really looking forward to this one. Tom Butcher is a very smart fella and explains things so even I can understand them

here's a little teaser for those of you that have not heard much about BioDiesel.

What is biodiesel?

Biodiesel is a vegetable oil-based fuel that runs in diesel engines - cars, buses, trucks, construction equipment, boats, generators, and oil home heating units. It's usually made from soy or canola oil, and can also be made from recycled fryer oil (yes, from McDonalds or your local Chinese restaurant). You can blend it with regular diesel or run 100% biodiesel. As little as a 2% blend can reduce emissions by 30%.

Now would you like to learn more right from the folks who are testing this? Sign up today for the Oil Tech Talk Brookhaven Burner Workshop. You'll be glad you did.

Your friend in the industry,

Alan R. Mercurio

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Alan R. Mercurio · April 2003

Slant/Fin Corp.

Has just added themselves to the list for the Brookhaven Burner Workshop. They will be sending the one and only Noel Murdough! I look forward to seeing you there Noel.

Your friend in the industry,

Alan R. Mercurio

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J.C.A. · April 2003

Hey Noel,

You think I should bring a mess O clams and some corn flower ? Welcome aboard . Chris

[Deleted User] · April 2003

Ummmm, you could save up some short lobsters and bring 'em down. I hear they taste better if they are an eighth inch short.

We got budda enough down heah, so just bring the lobstas and clums. A whole messa steamas.....

Alan R. Mercurio · April 2003

You Guys

Keep talking about that good seafood and I might just have to stay an extra day or two! Throw in some beer and I'll book another night at my hotel

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Your friend in the industry,

Alan R. Mercurio

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Who's going to Brookhaven?

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