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I really enjoy your periodical, but when reading your current issue I was a bit perplexed. On page 4, “Autumn Reading for the Restless” there were two articles that I would have found useful had they not been so out of date. April 2009 on cruising boats over 35 feet and under $75,000, and Marine Insurance in October 2012. I’m pretty confident that these two articles are so out of date, 14 years and 11 years respectively, to be pretty much useless except for maybe some general knowledge. It would be more helpful if you updated those articles or when you reference articles, ensure they are still current and valid.