I would have liked to view the presentation on selective coordintation, but it is apparently presented in an unusual formate (Articulate) that I don't have and have never heard of. I went to the Articulate site, but there is apparently no free viewer, or I couldn't locate one. I'd recommend limiting presentations to more standard formats in the future if possible.

The basic concept of selective coordination, on the surface, is wonderful. The downside is that practically it is difficult/impossible in many cases in the instantaneous region of the tripping characteristic. Of course the addition of the requirement in 700 and 701 was pushed in by Bussman, as they had the most to gain. There will be plenty of emergency/critical circuits that will have fuses as a result of the requirement, and since the proper replacement will not be available quickly, there will be much more downtime, then if this requirement didn't exist. Of course JMHO

the flash player does not work

The prsentation on Selective Coordination is very interesting. I am wondering if there is any information on the types of facilities that require such an installation, IE: Phone company Central Offices, Cellular providors, Hospitols, etc.