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The article features five places to see, hear or travel to for live music by boat in the U.S., including The George Amphitheatre in George, Washington, The Newport Waterfront in Newport Rhode Island and Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden, New Jersey.

The article presents questions and answers related to buying a boat including the best the best time to buy a boat, the importance of a test spin before buying, and the warranty cover of the boat.

The article focuses on the activities of Jeff Henderson, the owner of the company Harrison Marine which repossesses and sells boats in collaboration with banks. It narrates how Henderson and his team have repossessed a certain boat from a debtor in Michigan. It discusses how Henderson and his team take care of repossessed boats, particularly the boat Aquasport. It notes that boats usually underwent clean up and inspection after repossession, and most of them were brought to auction.

The article features several marinas in the U.S. including the Trump Marina in New Jersey, the Harborside Marina in Illinois, and the Antelope Point Marina in Arizona.

A first person narrative is presented which explores the author's experiences participating in paintball event.

The presents a story regarding the modern pirate employment market which involved the illegal selling of weapons in high seas.

The article features several workers who are doing tough job as their means of livelihood including Brian Bink as a fish gut collector, Maurice Schultz as an aquatic weed harvester and Nick Gales as a whale feces researcher.

The article evaluates several water sports products which include GP1200R Waverunner waterbike, electric boat and human-powered submarine.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of riding a submarine.

The article discusses the crash testing of boats.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience in covering the World Championship Cardboard Boat Race.

The article discusses the American Sea Shore Underwater Recovery Expedition's (ASSURE) attempts to find the lost 7,600-pound hydrogen bomb near Tybee Island.

The article features the experiences of 10 individuals that ranged from life affirming to near death.

The article offers news briefs related to boating and provides highlights of various boating events across the globe.

The article relates the author's experience attending a boat racing in Parker, Arizona.

The article announces the certification program for yacht management by the International Yachtmaster Training school to individuals who want to earn a big money for crewing.

The article describes the opening of the Junior Class motorboat racing season at Tiger Lake.

The article describes the highlights of the annual ski racing event at Clear Lake, California, and provides background information on its participants and the dangers associated with the sport.

The article focuses on the characteristics of the Cadborosaurus, a sea monster. European pioneers discovered serpent petroglyphs carved into rocks. The first modern sighting was in 1881, when while canoeing, Frank Stannard, caught sight of one scooting around the bay area. Two scientists, LeBlond and J. Sibert noted that the serpent could be interpreted as sea lions swimming in a line. After all, Leblond remains skeptic to the existence of Cadborosaurus

Highlights the Boat Trailer Race during the Crash-A-Rama hosted by the Bronson Motor Speedway held in Bronson, Florida. Participants; Rules of the race; Coverage of the race.

Shares a personal account on waterbiking. Benefits and advantages in riding waterbikes; Comparison of the risks factors between waterbiking and boating; Important equipment and supplies used in waterbiking.

Discusses the construction and development of boat propellers.

Focuses on boating accidents resulting from boating speed.

Talks about shark attacks. INSET: How to Hug a Hammerhead.

The article suggests things that can be done on the boat such as rock band practice, pirate radio operation, skeet shooting, and flying a remote-controlled airplane.

The article reports that the New Harmony High School, Louisiana, has been awarded certain amount of money under the Super School Project which has been funded by Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of Steve Jobs, the chief executive officer (CEO) of Apple.

The article reviews the art project the Big Edge by Artist Nancy Rubins which is located at the City Center in Las Vegas, Nevada and also offers information on the use of airplane pieces, boiler parts, consumer debris, boats and stainless-steel frame for making of the art project.

The article presents an interview with Tara Lyssenko from A&T Recovery who discusses initiation of the company A&T Recovery; use of radar fixes for finding for finding planes in Lake Michigan; and recover of the planes from Lake Michigan.

An interview with cruiser Mario Salcedo is presented who discusses his favorite ship such as the Freedom of the Seas mega ship; his social life involving mingling and socializing; and opportunities for romance on cruises while meeting ladies to share dinner and drinks.

The article evaluates the Hobie Mirage Eclipse 10.5 stand-up paddleboard from Hobie Cat.

The article focuses on the underwater pole fitness which has no danger of smacking the hardwood floor and Acquapole, underwater pole dancing started in Turin, Italy in 2013 and Joanne Randell, owner of Pennsylvania-based Aquatics Is Inc. on aquatic fitness.

The article presents an interview with coral sexologist Dirk Petersen is presented in which he discusses the sexual reproduction of corals, possibility for restoring coral reef and reef-building coral included in the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA).

An interview of Justin Church, pilot at the U.S. Coast Guard Rescue team, is presented who mentions usage of the MH-65D Dolphin helicopter in rescue operations, description of airborne rescue work and recommendation for boaters by Church over attention towards weather conditions.

An interview with Steve Yadvish, boat restorer and owner of Yachtfish Marine, is presented regarding how he got into the business and his most memorable and most challenging restoration projects.

An interview with Chris Harris, a trainer of dolphins for the U.S. Navy Marine Mammal Program, is presented.

The article presents an interview with underwater welder Jim Bernacki on topics including the danger of the job, the description of a typical welding student, and the definition of underwater welding.

The article presents an interview with ship recovery specialist Max Hardberger from Vehicle Extractions LLC who talks about his move in the ship recovery business, danger in extraction business, and best place for the boat repossession business.

The article reports on the nonprofit organization Project Mermaids and its provision of mermaid photo shoots.

The article evaluates the DeepFlight's dragon four-rotor drone submarine from personal submarine manufacturer DeepFlight.

The article focuses on the popularity of mermaiding water sport in the U.S. which led to the existence of professionals schools that offers swimming classes such as the Los Angeles Mermaid School in California and the World of Swimming All Certified Mermaid School in Michigan.

The article offers information on how to purchase a lighthouse being offered for sale by the U.S. government.

An interview with International Ice Patrol Commander Gabrielle McGrath is presented in which she compares the uses of the Internet and Morse Code, the focus of her work on the North Atlantic Ocean and the area she covers.

The article offers information on two-seater Quadrofoil electric-powered boat from Quadrofoil.

The article presents information on The Rampant surfboard designed by Roy Stuart.