You may think that PopSci editors relied on battery-operated swag to cruise through the blackout. But when the juice stopped, so did our toys. Here's our wish list for Blackout 2004. Please send product samples to: 2 Park Ave, New York, NY 10016.
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Kristine LaManna, Photo Editor

My Pick: K&L 5 Seat Paddle Boat

Why: With a paddle boat and my own free docking station in the river near the FDR Drive, it would have been a cinch to make it home. Best, I could've taken four other Brooklynites with me.

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MORE EDITORS' BLACKOUT WISH LIST PICKS




>  Suzanne Kantra Kirschner


>  Michael Moyer


>  Jenny Everett


>  Nicole Dyer


>  Emily Laber


>  Trevor Thieme


>  Kristine LaManna


>  Dawn Stover

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