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Articles in Sept, 2006 issue of Boat/US Magazine

• Behind the buoy
  by Richard Schwartz
• California considers mandatory education
• A glass half empty
  by Randall Lance
• Histories ring hollow
  by Caroline Ajootian
• Freedom 30/32: www.freedomyachts.com
  by Jack Hornor
• Come see us—you could win a prize
• More customs inspectors in Florida
• Fishing in your pocket
  by Everett Melnick
• Getting on plane
  by Chuck Husick
• Hatteras 38/39 Convertible: www.haterrasyachts.com
• New boat groups message board debuts at BoatUS.com
• NOAA electronic charts face budget ax
• Say no to gill grabbing
  by Steve Grover
• Tips to stretch your gas dollar
  by Steve Auger
• Canals: the ultimate hurricane holes
  by Bob Adriance
• Leadership award goes to Seattle instructor
• BoatU.S. Magazine honored for Advocacy
• Final report on Crew Overboard online
• Ask Cap'n Drew
  by Drew Brown
• Stuck on you
  by Scott Croft
• Croissants and a beacon for Trans-Atlantic kite sailor
• Where our flags fly
• Catalyst technology takes to water
• Gas disposal: a bad solution
  by William Bowen
• Rescue radio rolls out
  by Elaine Dickinson
• 8,000
• Running on French fries
• Airlines adopt cylinder policies
• Quick fixes won't do
  by Ron Krueger
• Cruising Cognac country: when you're the only real boater in the family, vacations can be difficult. Unlike my family who isn't that thrilled about going afloat, I need a boating vacation fix at least once a year
  by Scott Croft
• Techno talk
  by Chuck Husick
• Tip of the month
• Wego Kite Tube recalled
• Michigan boaters to vote on boating fund
• Half full …
  by Wayne L. Smyth
• Can you "see" me now?
  by Scott Croft
• Annual report 2005: member support saves lives and the environment
• Behind the boat
  by Jim Ellis
• NOAA unveils new online chart viewer
• Dangers of artificial wind
• All that shines is not always stainless: for stainless steel fasteners, knowing which alloy to use above and below the waterline can save maintenance headaches
  by Patricia Kearns
• Tanks for nothing: while the increased use of ethanol in gasoline is beginning to raise eyebrows in the boating community, for those unfortunate enough to own a gas-powered boat with fiberglass tanks this boating season has become a nightmare characterize
  by Michael Vatalaro
• The "un-life jacket": brands you know sport new features
• Bush creates largest marine protected area
• Fender bender
  by Tom Feigum
• Life's great on the lake
  by Ryck Lydecker
• Grill turns 30
  by Scott Croft
• BoatU.S. staffer sails to 7th at worlds
• Water access forum set
• Can't blame the dock hand
  by William Spencer
• Sharing the sea's bounty
  by Michael Vatalaro
• 53%
• 4,500 miles later and a little worse for wear …