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Articles in July, 2007 issue of Boat/US Magazine

• Aweigh with words
• NOAA 'smart buoy' goes live
• Clean Water grants fight marine debris
• Thanks for the memories
  by Stephen S. Strickland
• Ask Chuck
• Clean Marinas California founder honored by Foundation
  by Susan Shingledecker
• Ventilation—a survival guide: good condensation appears on the outside of cold beverages. Bad condensation leads to soggy potato chips, wet bunks, musty air and with time, mildew, mold and corrosion. That's why every boat owner should know how to imp
  by Susan Canfield
• Congress tackles discharge permits
• More active hurricane season forecast
• Security starts at home
  by Scott Wolland
• Ask Cap'n Drew
• Discovering coastal California
  by Michael Sciulla
• Women's fishing program honored
• Where our flags fly
• Tax woes beset Dana Point boaters
• Daily anchor watch
  by Skipper Fowler
• Storms spur canal cooperation
  by Elaine Dickinson
• Warranty matters
  by Caroline Ajootian
• 2nd time around
  by Jack Hornor
• Behind the buoy
  by Richard Schwartz
• 'Home town' Sea Scouts earn Flagship Award
• Ebola-like virus attacks Great Lakes fish
• The dream goes on
  by John Gangone
• Docking at Discovery Bay
  by Michael Vatalaro
• The air show must go on
• Behind the boat
  by Nancy Michelman
• Constitutionality of local anchoring law challenged
• Sacrifice your boat for science
• Identifying the real threat
  by Jim Long
• Growing concern over ethanol
  by Bob Adriance
• Boat bits
• Annual report 2006: member support saves lives and the environment
  by Amanda Suttles
• 100 knots underwater?
• New Jersey titling snafu
• Too many numbers
  by Robert Mills
• Undergrads underway
  by Ryck Lydecker
• Preggie pops for seasickness
• Win a prize and make a difference
• Ballast water battlers go to court
• Sturgeon back, but just by a nose
• A questionable judgment
  by Wayne J. Switzer
• AIS: security or illusion?
  by Chuck Husick
• Schwartz serves as safety spokesman
• BoatU.S.exchange
• HF weather broadcasts could cease
• Wind shear could dampen hurricanes
• Sticking up for security
  by Ed Stephany
• First class: nautical treasures
  by Elaine Dickinson
• Line Shark
• Towing captain goes deep
• Nearly $10 million awarded for transient facilities
• 100-year-old Scout ship heads for refit
• Jack of all trades
  by Dave Westerman
• Access summit shares solutions
  by Ryck Lydecker
• Quiet water
• Member mailbag
• Fish first, boat later, study says
• Law of the Sea treaty resurfaces
• Recurring diversions
  by Scott Liggett
• BoatU.S. winners boating access award
• Fuel Whistle
• Embarrassing moments …