Saved by the net

Article Abstract:

Medical emergencies in the high seas can be dealt with adequately if a telecommunications system had been prepared beforehand. A single-sideband network installed among boats may save lives during critical conditions. Its use is illustrated by a man with a severe case of appendicitis aboard a sailboat sailing in the Pacific Ocean.

Usage, Personal narratives, Telecommunications systems, Navigation systems, Sailboats, Electronics in navigation, Medical emergencies, Single-sideband radio, Single sideband radio

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Can they be saved?

Article Abstract:

A survey reveals that 92% of Americans desire a balance between environmental protection and economic growth. The public needs to be educated as to the importance of wetlands, and many are content with the amount of natural lands open to the public.

Surveys, Wildlife conservation, Wetland conservation, Environmental protection

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How much do they cost?

Article Abstract:

A table of prices for sets of eight irons and three woods is presented. The clubs are grouped into price categories ranging from under $200 to more than $1,500.

Prices and rates, Illustration, Golf clubs (Sporting goods)

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