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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Boat/US Magazine

• Documentation backlogs drag on
• Mixed messages
  by Winston Shepherd, Jr.
• Ocean commission makes waves
  by Ryck Lydecker
• Technotalk
  by Chuck Husick
• Connection moisture prevention
  by Scott Croft
• New BoatU.S. WorldPoints Platinum Master Card
• Great lakes water levels up
• Towing administrator hooks a record shark
• Dead wood
  by Dennis Wade
• Museum mecca
  by Michael G. Sciulla
• Coldest summer I ever spent …
• Albin 36 aft cabin trawler
• Senators float Freedom to Fish Act
• Boater, educate thyself
  by Mike Burwell
• Ten ways to stretch your fuel budget
• A guide to seasick remedies
  by Bob Adriance
• Boat bits
  by Scott Croft
• Where our flags fly
• NOAA survey discovers shallow wreck
• Technology, not bureaucracy
  by John Sweeney
• Survey paints boating's portrait
  by Elaine Dickinson
• Trading places
  by Scott Croft
• Getting stabilized
  by Scott Croft
• Member mailbag
  by Joe Garramone
• San Francisco honors RBOC founder
• Fresh decals for spring
  by Richard Loe
• Delays plague Rescue 21
  by Elaine Dickinson
• GPS feature of some EPIRBs fail
• Sun lotion stops jellyfish stings
  by Scott Croft
• Behind the boat
  by Jim Ellis
• Law of the Sea Treaty surfaces
• National Marina Day Aug. 14
• Deviant readings
  by Stephen Reverand
• AskCap'nDrew
  by Cap'n Drew Brown
• You're in hot water
  by Scott Croft
• Island Packet 31: two out of three boats sold in the U.S. are bought used. Many of these have an enduring appeal, having withstood the test of time. In each issue, we'll feature a review of one powerboat and one sailboat by noted naval architect and surve
  by Jack Hornor
• Aweigh with words
• License fees sky high
  by Ernest M. Kraus
• Boaters beware in Beantown, big apple: boaters are finding that they won't be welcome in some of the nation's most popular waterways for certain periods this summer. Security concerns for the safety of our political leaders has led to boaters being prohib
  by Dick Thompson
• Drinking on camera, for safety's sake
• What's new in fishing gear!
  by Chuck Hawley
• BoatUS.com named 'Best of the Web'
• Show me the money
  by Kent Lacey
• Communications gap
  by Dick Thompson
• When is it salvage?
  by Patrick Piper
• Worried about fuel theft?
  by Scott Croft
• Summer fuel discounts
• Behindthebuoy
  by Richard Schwartz
• High noon in Montana marina case
• Hawaiians press their case
  by Dennis K. Biby
• Tom's top tips for living aboard
  by Tom Neale
• Ask the cruising experts
• Numbers game a hull of a problem
  by Caroline Ajootian
• Scout drill becomes a real rescue
• Smart gear contest to save marine mammals
• Naming rights
  by Kevin King
• Rapid rehab for living coral: if you're headed to the Florida Keys with your boat anytime soon, the first thing to know is that you've got the likeness of a coral reef right on the back of your hand—and it can keep you out of trouble when navigating
  by Ryck Lydecker
• Jim Ellis named to Boating Safety Hall of Fame
• Hunter
  by Steve Knauth