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|Overview:Designed for people on-the-go, this travel friendly wireless router lets you create a secured wireless network whenever a wired broadband connection is available. Plug your regular internet cable in and it will start transmitting wireless internet signal to all your Wi-Fi enabled phones, PCs, tablets and more. Perfect for using in hotel rooms, libraries, outdoors or any other place where you need instant wireless internet or need to create your personal wireless local area network.This portable wireless router also has a built-in 5200mAh power bank that provides fast USB charging of your other portable electronic devices on-the-go.Product Highlights: 5200mah power bank packed with networking and DHCP features.Built-in wireless-N router, quickly turn wired internet to wireless Wifi internet.Share digital files wirelessly between different systems such as computers, smartphones. Product description:Feature 15200mAh Power Bank High Capacity 5200mAh external battery pack/power bank, charges your smartphones, tablets and mobile devices on the go. *3-4 full charges or add 25+ hours of talk time to iPhones.Feature 2Wireless-N Portable Router Gives you the freedom to quickly set up a stable and high speed internet Wi-Fi from a wired internet environments such as hotel rooms.Feature 3Wireless Network Hard Drive A wireless network hard drive for computers, allows you to transfer, store and share files. No software is required. *Requires Micro SD card (up to 32GB) for storage space.Feature 4File Sharing For Smartphones Perfect file sharing hub allows multiple users to access files in the wireless network hard drive at the same time.Feature 53G Data Portable Router Make your own Wi-Fi hotspots at the beach, your friend's house, or wherever you are - with your 3G USB cellular modem and our 5-in-1 router. *3G USB modem not included.Retail Package Includes: 5200mah power bank / router unitUSB Charging CableUSB Right-Angle adapterUser Manual Specifications: Package Dimensions: 101 x 62 x 163 mm (L x W x H)Weight: 11.9 oz (include packaging) 5.4 oz (router only) .Capacity: 5200mAh - Tenergy product is a generic product, not an original OEM product.- Apple?, iPad?, and iPhone? are trademarks of Apple,Inc.- Tenergy is not associated with Apple,Inc.- Tenergy product is not subject to any warranty by Apple,Inc.- iPad NOT included .


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Webster Veterinary, a division of Patterson Companies, Inc., is the leading distributor of veterinary supplies to companion-pet veterinary clinics in the eastern United States and the second largest nationally. One of the most respected names in the veterinary supply industry, Webster is a value-added, full-service distributor of consumable supplies, equipment, diagnostic products, vaccines and pharmaceuticals. http://www.jawebster.com
Summit VetPharm -- Founded by veterinarians and experienced industry professionals, Summit VetPharm is committed to protecting the health and welfare of both companion animals and companion animal veterinary practices. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Sumitomo Corporation and part of the Sumitomo Corporation group of companies, Summit VetPharm is backed by a longstanding reputation for values and ethics in business and is dedicated to raising the standards in animal health. Summit VetPharm is headquartered in Fort Lee, New Jersey, USA. For more information, visit Summit VetPharm at http://www.summitvetpharm.com
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I purchased myself a birthday present of a cheap fx3000G without looking at the small print first. (I think the excitement of seeing a 3000G for a reasonable price over-rode my sense, I dont know. I just bid on ebay soon as I saw the card) Unfortunately this "As seen, may need repair, not guarenteed at all" card (That was the small print) has got fried memory. I purchased a $500 paperweight AND paid £60 import tax to get it to England too because they mischarged me for the new price at the Tax office.
Does anybody at all, anywhere, know any place that can repair this kind of card? Im not asking for people to post "Lets all laugh at the idiot" replies thanks, I just want to know if there is any chance I can get this fixed. I know it wont be cheap, I know it may have to travel back to the USA maybe or wherever, however I spent money for my birthday on this card so that I can use it for my job I do from home and I really want it to work. :/
Edit. For those wondering by the way, the card does start up, however there are vertical lines top to bottom and the left monitor is green. I suspect overheating.
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The property is only 1.2 km (0.8 miles) away from King's Cross Station. You can walk to British Library, Trocadero and Trafalgar Square from here. The famous landmark Bloomsbury is conveniently close, as are Holborn and Tottenham Court Road. If you come to London for a special event in Congress Centre West End, note that it is close by.
A bar/lounge is one of the common areas in The Lancaster. The accommodation includes a dry cleaning/laundry service, a limousine service and a laundry service. A conference space and a business center are included and may be attractive to business guests. Total rooms: 36.
Smoking indoors at The Lancaster is prohibited. A housekeeping service is provided in each of the welcoming rooms here. A radio is available in all rooms. Wireless high-speed Internet access (surcharge) is one of the Internet options here. Bathrooms (in rooms that have them) come with a complimentary toiletries set.
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Put all of the ingredients together in a blender and purée until smooth. Pour into the ice cube trays. This recipe makes about two or more trays, depending on the size of the cubes within the tray. Put the trays in the freezer and freeze for about three hours or until solid.
Be sure to prepare at least a few hours before your company comes.
These strawberry ice cubes are lovely in a glass of white wine or a clear cocktail like vodka and soda. They also add a decorative and delicious touch to a pitcher or glass of lemonade or iced tea in the summertime. As the cubes melt they will diffuse the strawberry flavour into your drink.
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Art & Apples Festival ranks among best in country
By Mary Beth Almond
August 28, 2013
ROCHESTER — The Art & Apples Festival — held next weekend — consistently is ranked in the top 30 art festivals of its kind in the nation by Sunshine Artist Magazine, out of a list of more than 2,000 that are reviewed. This year, the festival jumped up 14 spots from last year's ranking and was the named 13th best in the country.
"That was pretty huge for us to get that ranking this year," said Ellen Hughes, Paint Creek Center for the Arts' marketing director. "The ranking is from the artists, so it's based on how well they do and how they feel about the festival. For us, it's a huge honor that the artists think so highly of our festival."
The 48th annual Art and Apples Festival will be held 4-7:30 p.m. Sept. 6, 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Sept. 7 and 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sept. 8 in Rochester Municipal Park, west of Main Street, north of University. Shuttles to Art & Apples are available at Rochester High School all day Saturday and Sunday.
Organizers said more than 290 of the finest artists from across the nation will tempt art enthusiasts with unique works in a variety of mediums, including textiles, paintings, glasswork, wood, pottery, jewelry, photography, sculpture and more.
"What's really exciting this year is we do have a few more of our smaller categories than we've had in the past — we have more metalsmithers, more sculptors, and more glass artists — so we will have a better variety of artists," said Festival Director Laura Bates.
As it's a juried show, professional artists determine who makes it into the popular festival each year.
"What we're really excited about is that over 25 percent of the artists are new to the festival. … That's really great for us this year, to help us mix it up a little bit," Hughes added.
After perusing the art, parents can let their children unwind at the popular — and free — Kids Art Zone, which offers make-and-take projects provided by the PCCA and the Detroit Institute of Arts, a lifesize art maze, giant inflatables, and the Oakland County Parks and Recreation Rock climbing wall.
Kids ages 12 and younger can also participate in the first-annual Healthy Kids Fun Run, sponsored by HealthPlus of Michigan, by gathering in Rochester Park at 8:30 a.m. Saturday and running the north loop of the festival. Parents are encouraged to run with their child, and everyone will get a healthy prize at the finish line. Pre-registration is available online or participants can register onsite the day of the event at 7:30 a.m.
"It's just something that's fun; it's not a competitive thing. It's a fun way for us to get kids involved in the morning before the festival opens," Hughes added.
Nonstop live entertainment will be provided from 4 p.m. Friday through 3:45 p.m. Sunday, featuring Rochester-area high school bands, Adagio Dance Company, Chiladogs, Deborah's Stage Door, Dymond Harding, Flint Jubilee Choral, Hubbell Street Jazz, Jennifer Kincer, MDM Dance Project, School of Rock, Second Street Studio of Dance and Swing Shift Orchestra, and many more.
The festival will also feature baking contests for the best apple pie and best apple dessert Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Festival attendees can help show support for the PCCA and other local nonprofits by purchasing food from one of three food courts. Twenty percent of the proceeds from food ticket sales goes back to the PCCA — the rest goes to the food vendors.
Those who attend the festival are asked to give a voluntary, but suggested, $5 donation upon entry. Because the PCCA's mission is to serve the community at large, as well as the artistic community, the organization doesn't take any commission from the sales that its exhibiting artists gain during the festival weekend. Instead, Hughes said, they ask those who attend the festival for a donation of $5 per person.
"This festival is how we manage to stay open as a nonprofit throughout the year. It keeps our lights on. It keeps our doors open. It's our lifeline. Without the festival, we just couldn't exist, so we treat it with that kind of respect internally … and we love doing it," she explained.
Because the PCCA depends on other local nonprofits to help volunteer to take donations at festival entrance points, she said, the PCCA gives 5 percent of all of the donations to the nonprofits that volunteer to accept donations at the gates — including the Rochester Area Jaycees, the Rochester High School Band Boosters, Oakland University's Student Michigan Education Association and Oakland University's Dance Marathon.
Each year, more than 300 people volunteer their time to make sure the festival runs smoothly. The PCCA is still looking for volunteers to help with this year's festival.
"With the hundreds of thousands of people that come walking through, all volunteer help is essential," Hughes explained. "We will take all the help we can get."
For more information or to volunteer, visit www.artandapples.com.
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There was a BIOS update for the 680i boards with an "improved" temp sensor. The BIOS sensor, which is the reference for the ASUS tool and Everest, reported higher temps after that update. Maybe that's why there is such a huge temp difference between the Zalman 9500 and the Extreme... I don't know if ASUS updated the temp sensor or not.
I don't expect the IFX to be better than the Extreme. The IFX is meant for passive cooling. Plus it only features 4 heat pipes.
Oh, oh. That might be the difference. I'm actually thinking of dumping the Asus because you can't get a quad to get a fsb>333 at least on mine regardless of the multi. The HD tach results are screwy too. Plus they don't have the reference board - its there own deal. Thinking of the evga a1 revision which fixed the quad oc problem and i think the HDD problem as well.
I thought i saw a pic of the ifx with 2 fans on it - one on the side and one in between. the ultra can be used passively as well but why would you want to.
there is a beta bios update that came out last week - maybe that fixed it. still, it did run on orthos for hours and memtest.
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DNA is a molecule that contains an organism's genetic information, which is passed on from one generation to the next. When a cell reproduces, it copies its DNA almost exactly.
In human reproduction, half of the DNA comes from the father and half from the mother. This is why you share many characteristics with your parents.
DNA has the famous double helix structure, shown in the picture above. Each molecule is made up of 4 chemicals called bases: adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine, which are sometimes abbreviated to A, C, G and T.
DNA is found in all known living organisms, from complex animals like chimpanzees and humans, to single-celled organisms like plankton in the oceans.
The same 4 bases occur in the DNA molecules of all these types of organisms. Also, the A, T, G and C bases always occur in a similar sequence from one end of the DNA molecule to the other. This is evidence that humans are related to every other species on Earth.
The genes of organisms that look very different are surprisingly similar. For example, human DNA sequences are over 95% identical to chimpanzee sequences and around 50% identical to banana sequences.
You have to go back in time a long way to find a common ancestor between humans and bananas, but ultimately they have both emerged from the same family tree, the tree of life, and that is why they share common characteristics.
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Andrew and Irene Ebersole of Woodcrest Villa, Lancaster, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at a party with family and friends. They were married Oct. 9, 1954 at Metzler's Mennonite Church, Ephrata. They are the parents of Vickie,...
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Pannebecker, Miner wed
Jennifer Miner and Chad Pannebecker, of Akron, were wed on Sept. 26 in Reamstown. Nancy Hamill officiated. Jennifer is the daughter of Marvin and Patty Miner, of Florida. Chad is the son of Arthur and Karen Pannebecker,...
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DUNHAM, Dawes R. and Chariss (Wagner), Ephrata, a son, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Oct. 2. ESCH, Michael James and Elizabeth (Stoltzfus), Ronks, a son, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Oct. 2. HARBIN, Justin S. and Chrissy (Rice), Ephrata,...
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Tierney, Stradling wed in California
Beatrice Maria Tierney of Dunn Loring, Va. and G. Tomlinson Stradling III of Ephrata, were married on Aug. 23 in Tiburon, California, with Rev. Peadar Dalton officiating. The bride is a graduate of Dunbarton College and received...
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Kelsey Adair, Ephrata, and Jonathan Hogan, Somerset, recently announced that they will wed. Kelsey is the daughter of Troy and Diane Adair, of Ephrata. She is a 2010 Ephrata High School graduate. She continued her education at...
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ELLIS, James S. and Rachel (Murphy), Ephrata, a daughter, at Women & Babies Hospital, Sept. 19. FOX, Jordan K. and Faith (Stoltzfus), Ephrata, a son, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Sept. 17. GEHR, Ryan M. and Lori (Stoltzfus),...
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Paul and Evy Brubaker, Ephrata, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Oct. 3. They were married at the Midway Church of the Brethren, Lebanon, on Oct. 3, 1964. The Brubakers are the parents of three children: Eric,...
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Gabrielle Hopkins, Ephrata, and Zachery Dunn, Stevens, recently announced that they will wed. Gabrielle is the daughter of Dawn and Bill Hopkins, of Ephrata. A 2010 graduate of Ephrata High School, she is currently a senior at...
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I'm in the process of migrating my existing blog to WordPress (2.0.4). I will be using the "Date and Time Based" standard permalink option, i.e.,
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Welcome to CICS Loomis Primary. We are a tuition-free public charter school educating students in grades K-2. CICS Loomis Primary is governed by Chicago International Charter Schools and a member of the Charter Schools USA (CSUSA) family of schools.
The mission of CICS-Loomis Primary Academy is to inspire children to learn by providing engaging and rigorous experiences that foster independence in a safe and nurturing environment.
CICS-Loomis Primary Academy will collaborate with families and the community to pave the road for our children to become cooperative learners, critical thinkers, and strong leaders who will positively affect the world around them.
We are Committed to Excellence in Education. With that, everything that we do, everything that we are, and everything that people see, will be excellent. At every turn we will consider whether what we are doing is what is best for our students and therefore, excellent.
I pledge today to do my best in reading math and all the rest. I promise to adhere to the rules, in my class and in our school. I'll respect myself and others too, I'll expect the best in all I do, I am here to learn all I can, to try my best and be all I am. I'm a Loomis Lion, hear me roar, safe and responsible from shore to shore respectful and honest in every way I vow to be EXCELLENT Every day!
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Charter schools are tuition-free public schools of choice, but each charter school is governed independently. Unlike traditional public schools, every charter school must demonstrate success, or it will lose its charter.
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Bowser Beer is a booze-free beverage for dogs. When you are kicking back with a beer, your pooch can be too. This brew contains no hops or alcohol. It is made with beef broth, malt barley, and glucosamine. It also comes in chicken flavor. The company also make doggie treats and designs custom labels for the bottles. A six pack begins at $19.99.
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If using fresh asparagus, wash, scrape, and trim; remove tips for garnish.
If using canned asparagus, remove tips; drain off liquid, reserving it for making soup.
Chop asparagus stalks; put in pot with onion.
Add parsley, stock, and liquid from can if canned asparagus is used.
Add a little salt and pepper; cover.
Simmer 10 to 15 minutes, until asparagus is tender.
Put into electric blender or food processor; blend until smooth.
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Add flour; stir until smooth.
Cook a minute or two; remove from heat.
Strain into soup; blend smoothly.
Bring to boil, stirring constantly; simmer a few minutes.
Adjust seasoning to taste; add mace.
Meanwhile, in small pan cook reserved tips about 5 to 7 minutes until tender, in a little hot stock or water.
Strain liquid into soup; divide tips into soup cups equally.
Mix egg yolks and cream well.
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Exquisite 1803 Eagle, Star on Cloud Variety, MS62 NGC1803 $10 Extra Star MS62 NGC. Large Reverse Stars, Breen-6845, B. 1-E, Taraszka-30, R.4. An interesting variety that has a most unusual feature. On the cloud on the extreme right, below the letter F, there is a small star that was impressed in the die, lying entirely within the borders of the cloud itself. We cannot think of another variety in any series where this happened in exactly this manner. The only similar occurrence was on the 1799 B-3 dollar that has two stars partially buried beneath the clouds. As such it is quite rare and remained unknown until Harry Bass discovered this feature in 1966.
This is a sharply struck example with essentially full definition except on a few breast feathers and the stars above the eagle's head. Some adjustment marks of mint origin are near the arrow shafts and a couple of the clouds, these are distant from the focal points of the coin. The fields have semi-prooflike luster and the apricot-gold color is attractive. A couple of tiny dark spots are in the eagle's shield, and the obverse has the expected minor marks. An important offering for both the specialist and the early gold type set collector.(#88565) (PCGS# 88565)
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What 3d school you recommend for a high school student like me that loss the chance to get to even state university and didn't take the SATs besides academy of art university?
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I suggest that you take some evening classes in drawing , perspective, and painting. In addition try to upgrade your command of written English. It really will help your career. Don't pay good money for 3D before you understand figure drawing, anatomy and classical animation principles.
P.S.Reading is a very good way to develop your imagination, develop vocabulary, and learn to express yourself both verbally and in writing.


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Looking for my someone special. I have been busy with work and haven't had a whole lot of time to date lately but, I am now looking again.
I am looking for my significant other ultimately. first of all I would like to chat and make friends and see where it goes from there. I really havent been looking much in the last year or so. I have been working and taking care of the kiddies , they tend to eat up time lol. I am looking for someone who is kind, caring and honest. Honesty is quite important, I despise liars. My kids do live with me and they are included in the package.I would love to find the one who would end all of my searches. I do not want games or cheating just an honest, loving and caring relationship.
Camping , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Gardening/Landscaping , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Playing cards , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Volunteering
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I exercise 1-2 times per week.
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I have several things i like to do when I get or have the time so i dont think i have any real hot spots. I do go to crusen's on War Drive occasionally. I also like to ride my motorcycle through the parks every now and again along with longer rides.
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I really love lasagna , cookouts, and most things i do away from work, lol.
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Ok I got the tac riffle and I'm the top deck fighting this huge spider thing. How the heck do I fire the tac riffle? It keeps saying 'no target lock'??
Rockets, gauss, nothing seems to take this big mofo down?
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Try using "Miami (Ohio)" when referring to the school in Oxford. ... Redskin grads, er, Redhawk grads love that one too.
1B Yonder Alonso of Miami University
playing later today
P Clayton Shunick of North Carolina State
started yesterday...may get in tomorrow's game if needed
OF David Sappelt of Coastal Carolina
Played CF, was 1-5 Single, 1 Run, 1 RBI, 1 K, 0 BB, 0 Errors
P Enrique Garcia of Miami University
playing later today
P Matthew Fariel of Florida State
Started today, 8IP, 9H, 4R, 4ER, 0BB, 6K, 1HR, Got the Win. No errors defensively in
1 chance, did not bat.
2007 Reds draftee Leon Landry that went to college instead of signing just made one of the most spectacular plays in CF that I have ever seen.
Alonso just went yard for the second day in a row. First-inning shot the other way to give Miami a 3-0 lead. My goodness he is impressive. I am loving the pick more and more. He has a great approach, great swing and is a leader. Defensively, he looks pretty good to me, but it's hard to really tell. But hitting-wise, I have no doubt. This kid is a stud and I actually think we were lucky to get him at No. 7. They are saying he is "the best hitter in college baseball." That's pretty high praise, but that's exactly what he looks like. He is now batting over .370 with 23 HRs on the year.
And this is great experience for him playing in a Super Regional and then the CWS (if Miami holds on and wins this elimination game over Arizona... they're tied 1-1 right now in the series).
Alonso is a monster.
BTW, did anyone see LSU's comeback?
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Reds draft pick is pitching for the U too. It will be good to see what he's got.
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keeping the ball down. bad hop to Yonder
That ball just ate Yonder up. That was a tough play but one that he probably should have made.
The SEC was grossly overrated this year for some reason. Getting 9 teams into the field with a possibility of only 1 getting into the CWS.
THen you have the ACC who might get 3 teams in the CWS. Why the slurpfest for the SEC?
This is the first year i've ever watched college baseball (didn't get cable till a month ago) and I really enjoy it. The atmosphere is great and there is a ton of emotion.
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I've only visited Nairobi once, and that was many, many years ago. I loved Kenya, though, and really liked Nairobi. I've always wanted to go back.
So hearing about the massacre in the Westgate Mall there was personally shocking to me. And, as the horrible details are coming out — this brief item, I caution you, is pretty grossly graphic — what happened proves to be even more offensive and disgusting, if that's possible, than previously imagined.
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In Rough Times, the Rich Go Yachting
By JOSEPH B. TREASTER
Published: January 10, 2002
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Jan. 9— Alan Fields had been thinking about buying a bigger boat. But after the terrorist attacks in September he decided it was time to get serious.
Last Friday, over lunch in a private Wall Street dining room, he wrote a $1 million check as the final part of a down payment on the pleasure boat of his dreams: a 106-foot-long fiberglass beauty that will be built by Destiny Yachts, a young but fast-growing company here. He expects the final cost to be about $7.8 million. To handle such a huge vessel, he plans to hire a captain and crew and to spend about $300,000 a year in operating costs.
''You sit back and say, 'Realistically, how long am I going to live?' '' said Mr. Fields, a securities broker in New York with pension funds and major corporations as his clients. ''I'm 57. Everybody is vulnerable. You don't throw your money away. But you say, 'Let's enjoy it.' ''
People like Mr. Fields are lifting the spirits of the $25-billion-a-year boat business. For the last two years sales have been weak, depressed by the slumping stock market and, more recently, dampened in the weeks right after the attacks. Major boat-building companies cut back production and offered deals. Sales of the biggest, most expensive yachts, like the one Mr. Fields is buying, continued to rise, though at a slower pace than in 2000.
But the industry's outlook is improving, in part because at least some rich Ameri cans consider a new boat a potential haven in the event of another terrorist attack -- a luxurious 21st-century version of a bunker in the backyard.
Manufacturers and brokers say there has been a flurry of business in the last six weeks, and the New York National Boat Show, a bellwether for nearly a century, got off to a flying start last weekend at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan.
Some companies said they sold more boats in the first two days of the show this year than they had in the whole week of last year's show. Another test for the industry will come next month, at the Miami Boat Show, a showcase for the largest yachts.
''We really won't know for three or four weeks if we're out of this, if business is returning,'' said Pete Woods, who leads one of the busiest branches of MarineMax Inc., a national yacht dealer at the Pier 66 Marina here, a floating showroom for new and used yachts and a winter resting place for pleasure craft from around the world.
''But the signs are that we very well could be,'' said Mr. Woods, who has been in the business for more than 30 years. ''Right now, we're extremely encouraged.''
After the September attacks, many in the industry expected the bottom to fall out of the market. Sales of smaller boats did suffer. But Jim Gilbert, the editor in chief of ShowBoats International, a bimonthly magazine devoted to yachts more than 80 feet in length, said he discovered that rather than canceling orders, the wealthiest customers were asking boatyards to speed up production. They wanted the yachts as redoubts for themselves and their families.
''There is nothing more secure in the world than your own floating island,'' Mr. Gilbert said. ''You have your own security. You determine your own schedule.''
Robert Dean, director of marketing and sales at Broward Yachts, another maker of big yachts, said that immediately after the attacks, some South Florida families climbed aboard their yachts more than 100 feet long and headed for the Bahamas. ''They weren't sure what was going on,'' he said.
At the top end of the market, Broward Yachts, formerly known as Broward Marine, was one of the hardest hit. It was sold by its founding family three years ago, and the new owners have been struggling to find their stride. At Broward's huge construction hangar in Dania Beach, Fla., just south of here, crews are working on four multimillion-dollar vessels.
''In a perfect world,'' Mr. Dean said, ''all our boats would be sold and we would be building only on order.'' But none have been.
Still, things may be looking up for Broward as well. In mid-December, a retired manufacturing executive from Michigan signed a letter of intent to buy one of the vessels -- a 106-foot-long motor yacht that is expected to be completed in 10 months. And Mr. Dean said he had spoken with half a dozen other potential buyers in the last few weeks.
At Pier 66 on Saturday morning, a retired chief executive of a national airline and his wife boarded the 65-foot motor yacht Mr. Loui. A professional captain maneuvered it through Port Everglades, its chrome and stainless-steel fittings glittering under a winter sun. Several miles out, the executive, who agreed to talk only if he was not identified, put the 1998 Hatteras through some tight turns in moderately rough seas. He liked the feel of it. His wife was comfortable, he said, and as they headed back to the dock, they decided that the $1.78 million boat was for them.
Only a couple of months ago, the executive said, he would not have considered buying the yacht. ''But now,'' he said, ''I believe the economy has bottomed out and is on its way back.''
Immediately after the September attacks, he said, he thought that big, showy purchases were inappropriate. ''But we just have to move on,'' he said.


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This week on the Behind the Headlines Radio Roundtable, a look at how Health Care Reform will affect the state of Tennessee.
Brian Kelsey, State Senator from Germantown, and Bill Dries, reporter for the Memphis Daily News, join host Eric Barnes, publisher of the Memphis Daily News, to discuss this topic.
This week on the Behind the Headlines Radio Roundtable, the panel discusses creating a school voucher or scholarship program for charter and private schools in Tennessee, and the potential consequences for public education in the state.


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International Science Teachers Tour U.S. Cities, Schools, as Part of "New Beginning"
Today I attended an inspiring event at which the State Department welcomed 25 science teachers visiting the United States from 25 countries around the world. The event marked the launch of an International Visitor Leadership Program entitled "A New Beginning: Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Education," which will run from September 27 through October 15. The program aims to support a number of Administration priorities, particularly the renewed global science engagement called for by the President in his historic speech in Cairo last year and U.S. efforts to strengthen science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education.
The visiting teachers will visit primary- and secondary-level schools in seven cities across the United States, where they will engage in a professional, cultural, and educational examination of the building blocks of STEM education. During their visits to schools, participants will explore how to nurture and support hands-on science education, how to demonstrate the relevance of science for children, and how to create a setting in which children actively engage in scientific learning.
Through a joint effort with the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum, program participants and local American students will also experience the connection between art and science. During the opening week of the program, American artist Kenji Williams will perform "Bella Gaia," a multi-media, musical presentation that combines images of planet earth and space travel.
By building new international relationships with rising leaders in the field of science and technology education, the State Department program promises to complement other New Beginnings efforts to reinvigorate international scientific collaboration and exchange. And it won't end in October. After the teachers return home, their students and those of their American counterparts will be invited to take part in global "virtual" science fairs.
The program begins in Washington, D.C., and will also be hosted in Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Miami, Seattle, and Los Angeles.
I've participated in many International Visitor Leadership Programs (IVLP) over the years, and am always greatly impressed with the people and subject matter. The programs are coordinated by the State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, and annually brings more than 4,500 potential or established leaders to the United States from around the world for professional projects with U.S. peers and for firsthand experience of American society and culture. Over 320 current and former chiefs of state and heads of government and many other distinguished world leaders in the public and private sectors have participated in the program, which this year celebrates its 70th anniversary.
These programs add tremendous value across the board. In this example, the delegation will bring the perspective of nearly 25 countries to U.S. scientists and educators and foster new connections that will ultimately help all nations meet their STEM education goals.
Jason Rao is a Senior Policy Analyst in the White House Office of Science And Technology Policy
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