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Sun, Salt and Grime Meet their Match: New Marine Shield System ...
MERRIMACK, N.H. and MIAMI, Feb. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Miami International Boat Show -- Raymarine, Inc., a world leader in marine electronics, today introduced the Marine Shield Professional Marine Finishing System, a high- performance line of cleaners, sealants and compounds that are uniquely formulated to effectively clean, restore and protect boats. Designed for maximum results with minimum effort, the Marine Shield System consists of five products that together comprise a complete care system for any recreational boat owner. "We know our customers are deeply invested in their boats, financially and emotionally, and that the effort to keep them in top shape is a constant challenge," said Dave Bimschleger, president of Raymarine, Inc. "The Marine Shield line offers boaters a fast and effective way to protect and restore a boat's exterior and electronics, allowing boat owners to spend less time maintaining its appearance and more time enjoying the water." The damage caused by salt, grime and ultra-violet exposure frustrates many boat owners.
Michael Smerconish: I'M A MAN OF FAITH, YOU'RE A CRACKPOT
A major Hollywood star appears devoid of all common sense when it comes to matters of religion, and the same malady is on display in the life of a leading presidential contender. First, there's Tom Cruise. According to the just-out unauthorized biography of Cruise by Andrew Morton, one of filmdom's biggest stars is now an enlightened leader of the sect whose members believe that deceased founder L. Ron Hubbard will soon re-emerge. Hubbard died in 1986, but Morton writes that Scientologists have detailed preparations for his return that include maintaining apartments around the world complete with some of his personal property. Morton reports that the motto of the Church of Scientology is "We Come Back," and claims that Hubbard was expected to return 20 years after his death.
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