[Rhodes22-list] Boat Show Questions & replies

[anima13]

Boat show? Did anyone say Boat show??
We (my race partners and I) are going to the Chicago boat show.
Yea!
Anne

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[mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org]On Behalf Of Mary Lou Troy
Sent: Friday, January 07, 2005 7:52 AM
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Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] Boat Show Questions & replies


Thanks for the link Ed. I leave most of the heavy lifting type searches to
my reference librarian these days and I hadn't seen that page, nor am I
familiar with most of the engines/directories listed.

Don't know anything first hand about boat shows in Boston or Maine but I've
heard that the Maine Boatbuilders show
  http://www.portlandcompany.com/bshow.html
is good and different from other boat shows as it is more geared toward the
professional marine industries - at least that was the word on it a few
years back.

There's always the new Philadelphia show at the end of this month which
looks to be pretty good
http://www.sailamerica.com/strictlysail/shows/phili.asp?show=ph

Best
Mary Lou


At 08:42 AM 1/7/2005 -0500, you wrote:
>Has any one any experience with Boat Shows in Boston or Maine???
>
>Mary Lou,
>         I noticed that you used 'Google' for a WEB search.  Are you
familiar
>with:  http://www.searchenginecolossus.com/USA.html
>
>Roger,
>         Thanks for the more detailed reply.  I had read the Physics Today
>article.  When the Popular Science article was originally discussed, the
>citation was blended in the article.
>         I just thought that you were using other professional sources for
>your discussion.
>
>Rummy,
>         Television is always a good starting point for discussion, but
media
>hype does not always translate in accurate analysis.  The media is always
>looking for flashy examples that do not require serious research on the
>topic.  National Geographic is noted for their photography, not truth and
>accuracy.
>
>Ed Kroposki
>Greenville, SC, USA
>~~~~ _/) ~~~~
>Addendum: "Market research can establish beyond the shadow of a doubt that
>the egg is a sad and sorry product and that it obviously will not continue
>to sell. Because after all, eggs won't stand up by themselves, they roll
too
>easily, are too easily broken, require special packaging, look alike, are
>difficult to open, won't stack on the shelf." - Robert Pliskin (1963),
>quoted in Stephen Donadio, The New York Public Library: Book of
>Twentieth-Century American Quotations, 1992, New York: Stonesong Press, p.
>70-71.
>
>
>
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