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Articles in Jan, 2006 issue of Boat/US Magazine

• More on model years
  by Ben Speciale
• Start big and work your way down
  by Thomas Cameron
• Rescue 21 where are you?
  by Elaine Dickinson
• Teamwork pays off
• Save time and fuel with the latest vehicle navigation technology
  by Tom Burden
• Castro's long history of blame
  by Henry E. Rose
• Come see us this winter
• Tax reform panel proposes major change in deductions
• Sea Lions remain protected
• Reboarding solutions
  by Jim Gray
• Overland transport: as a recreational boater you're expected to know how to operate your boat. But like a fish out of water, arranging for your boat to travel overland by a commercial carrier is unfamiliar territory for most of us. Here's a primer on &quo
  by Scott Croft
• Women's convention set for west coast
• Satellite security blanket
  by Michael Vatalaro
• Gulf's 'Loop Current' eddies intensify storms
• Tipping the scales
• Navigation data goes live for Columbia River
• BIG returns on fuel tax
  by Ryck Lydecker
• Researchers FLIP over ship
• '05 hurricane season break records
• Appreciation
  by T.H. Collins
• The secret Santa
  by Elaine Dickinson
• Hottips and news you can use
  by Scott Croft
• Who builds what boats?
  by Caroline Ajootian
• Where our flags fly
• Texas wind storm brewing?
• Great Lakes' 'trout truck' retires
• Chart software for macs
  by Rich Ray
• Techno talk
  by Chuck Husick
• Mississippi meanderings
  by Gary Kramer
• Big Brothers, Sisters take to the lake
• Behind the boat
  by Jim Ellis
• Used boat market huge, study finds
• Ok, but is it a three-hour tour?
  by Mark Vitry
• The major leagues of pumpouts
• 2nd timearound
  by Jack Hornor
• Behind the buoy
  by Richard Schwartz
• Base closings open up marina space
• A little extra insurance
  by Lenny Rudow
• Ask Cap'n Drew
  by Drew Brown
• A shot in the dark
  by Ryck Lydecker
• Stores change names to West Marine
• Member dues
• See 007 Bond boats at boat shows
• BoatU.S. negotiates special rebates for boat buyers
• The Giant Pumpkin rocks—and floats!
• Ethanol suspect in older fiberglass gas tanks
• Budget still shallow for ICW
• Private enterprise vs. the public good
  by Jerry Zwirn
• CO: what you can't see can hurt you
• Ponte Vedra, FL, welcomes BoatU.S. National Advisory Council
• Second chances seaport supplies: building wooden boats is one thing; building young lives is another and the Alexandria Seaport Foundation does both remarkably well, while carrying the maritime traditions of past centuries into the 21st
  by Ryck Lydecker
• Foundation increases grant giving to $100,000 a year
• The current scoop on galvanic corrosion
  by Bob Adriance