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Monday, September 08, 2014
BRICs Separate World System
Speeches, monetary moves and non-financial events point to small steps towards a separate set up. The pitch of "end US aggression" is a great one. After witnessing the destruction of random Middle East nations, little clients would have reason to be wary of US patronage. How many of them have suffered coups, invasions, bombing and the humming of drones in the US guided world order? They will trade one big brother for another, but it just has to appear better to make the move. The big players have their particular friction points, but one can check the points where they come together. It might be better to not view the BRICs as anchors and more like tent-poles for their regions.
India and Russia participated in joint military exercises recently. India is now interested in Russian missile systems. Wonder when the American media will ask what foe is the cause for these big nations are buying equipment from each other and being friendly? India and Russia had an interesting tie during the Cold War as India led the non-aligned movement. As America played up to China to exploit the Sino-Soviet split, we made friends with Pakistan and China in opposition to India. President Bush's administration made overtures to and improved relations with India, yet the Obama administration has not handled that relationship as well. Joint military exercises do not mean everything, but China and Russia just had a giant military exercise; the largest ever to be exact. Maybe no one nation can become the hyperpower or global hegemon, but a collection of big boys can work together.
The BRICs have already discussed setting up their own internet pathways, which must only be bumped up the priority list with the Snowden revelations. China is going for an operating system. These are all small steps, but they start to add up to a picture of a world system outside of American reach or offering a choice of contact with America. Could simply be coincidence or joint moves to help buying power, but India, Russia, Brazil and China are all slated to expand their nuclear energy capabilities. Meanwhile, "green" America and Europe will shutter plants or maintain rather than expand the best non-CO2 baseline source for electricity. Of the nuclear plants under construction, sixty-five percent are in BRICS nations and Argentina, with the rest of the world the remainder. It is not just the building of plants but sharing of technical expertise between these nations.
If one wanted to play the long term game and view the Russians-Chinese as an aligned axis against the USG system from the start of Mao's victory, maybe there is something to Golitsyn's theory of the Russians and Chinese faking a split to weaken America, faking the end of Communism, isolating America diplomatically and then aligning nationalist leaders to end American hegemony. Much of what Golitsyn wrote in 1984 has come to pass, from the end of Communism, to the phony liberalization to the rise of nationalist Russian behavior with KGB leadership. That might give the KGB too much credit, but one of their own is in charge of Russia today.
Whether you dislike the domestic USG situation or the foreign USG situation, it is wise to pay attention to how these other players are moving the pieces across the board. Important pieces of the USG system, Germany, Saudi Arabia and Israel, are all players that could switch and by doing so inspire others to switch. Starting a separate or new world system is hard, and can fail completely. These are not changes that come quickly, and there are many pieces to assemble. Our media will not talk about it because it would upset the public. The media already has a hard enough job getting Americans excited to bomb ISIS and the Russians in Ukraine while simultaneously avoiding the fact that without US meddling, Ukraine would be peaceful right now and ISIS would not have built up its base in war torn Syria. The American brand is pretty toxic, and not even electing the light giver changed things. If anything, electing world citizen, President Obama revealed to the rest of the world that whether blue America or Red America, the bombs will be dropped or the money will be stopped if you do not play along with Uncle Sam.
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This is the first I've heard of Golitsyn, but he sounds very intriguing.
It's quite strange how "vast conspiracies" seem to be - well, hidden in plain sight.
From the Frankfort school onward . . .
Frightening times we live in.
Assuming this is inevitable in the general manner you've outlined, it will obviously be very bad for certain industries and economic players that have sunk costs in the old system.
But where will the profit / opportunity be for those STILL within the USD-osphere (and with no chance of immediate exit) should this system come about?
What industries might open up for a young man circa 2025 to make a fortune with a bit of foreknowledge?
Excepting a nuclear holocaust, of course.
"wonder when the American media will ask what foe is the cause for these big nations are buying equipment from each other and being friendly? India and Russia had an interesting tie during the Cold War as India led the non-aligned movement. As America played up to China to exploit the Sino-Soviet split, we made friends with Pakistan and China in opposition to India. "
In grad school, many of my friends who were in finance, MBA's or some other business-eco sort of program told me that one of the best investment-info sites to peruse was jane.com; their bottom line: munition sales and movements are the best indicators of the realpolitik behind public political media and diplomacy, and thus ultimately, often vital market trends.
The BRICS will not matter once interest rates go up.
My earlier comment in this thread should've referenced JANES.COM ---- not Jane, singular, as that's friggin' fashion-plate site..
Putin's power comes from the KGB/FSB old boys and the oil, gas, media and defense corporations they've taken control of.
"The very idea that the Soviet Union was defeated is disinformation in itself... During the Soviet Union, the KGB was a state within the state. Now the KGB is the state."
- Ion Pacepa, the highest-ranking intelligence officer to ever defect from the Soviet bloc.
...a faltering economy and mounting frustration over poor public services are dimming the outlook for Brazil's "new middle class."
China asserts paternal rights over Hong Kong in democracy clash
"The fact that you are allowed to stay alive, already shows the country's inclusiveness," he answered, according to two people in the room who declined to be named.
Just to show what kind of people you are dealing with -- the Chinese.
"The American brand is pretty toxic, and not even electing the light giver changed things. If anything, electing world citizen, President Obama revealed to the rest of the world that whether blue America or Red America, the bombs will be dropped or the money will be stopped if you do not play along with Uncle Sam."
I'm not an alt-right person at all, but there is an excellent clarity to this judgement, and I have to say I admire the authors eloquence, if not his political beliefs.
I pose this question to the alt right: if you want an ethno-state so much, why not do what the Amish people do - live in homogenous communities? Because you're never going to change the whole country.

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Sure, that crockpot of ribs the other weekend was great, but it's time to barbecue:
Like a grill, it's easy to teach someone to start a jet engine, anyone with two fingers can do it. You just need to move a switch from "OFF" to "START" and them remember to move it back to "ON" after a while. Sometimes you don't even do that, as it's spring-loaded back to ON.
To start a round engine you need two hands that can move like a hummingbird on crack. The right hand for the primer, energize and engage switches, the left hand being busy with the throttle, magneto then back to the throttle to control the starting RPM and then for the mixture and. . . .
Why? For starters (pun intended) there is no computer controlling the fuel/air mixture. If the mixture is too rich you'll end up with parts of the engine that look like wet charcoal briquettes and then it's NEVER going to start. If it's too lean it won't start. Some of the pilots would say the mixture is like being married, giving you new ways every day you can be wrong.
Jet engines start by whining a little, then give a delicate girly little "poof"and start whining a wee bit louder. Round engines give a satisfying rattle-rattle, click-click, BANG, more rattles, another BANG, a big manly BELCH, followed by the explosive resonance of a mechanical FART, more clicks, a bunch of smoke and finally, the serious perfection of low pitched roar. It's the sound that machines should make.
So yeah, I use an old fashioned barbecue.
First - let's get the meat ready. There are some easy steps to get a burger that's bun sized AND juicy.
the Johnson household hamburger seasoning is pretty basic but gives the meat a nice smoky flavor that's a bit spicy, but not too much, or too sweet, like some hamburger sauces.
1 and 1/4 pound ground meat
1 and 1/2 teaspoons smoked paprika
1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon sea salt (to taste)
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1/2 teaspoon sugar
1/8 teaspoon molasses
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder (NOT garlic salt)
1/2 teaspoon onion powder or a small chunk of chopped fresh onion.
1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
a small splash of Worcestershire sauce, just enough to moisten and hold the meat together
BACON FAT (subliminal message), or balsamic, etc.
Let meat sit at room temperature about 30 minutes (but not much more than that). Why? Have you ever watched or participated in one of those "Polar Bear" meets where normally sane people jump into freezing cold winter water en masse like demented lemmings? (OK, once, it involved a pool on New Years, a bunch of pilots, martinis, and it was California so it wasn't exactly FREEZING winter water)
That's a shock to the system. It's the same if you put your nice burger from the cold fridge onto the hot grill. You'll just end up with a tough burger.
Crickey! Look at the bottom, there's alligators in there!
"Mom said I had to wait an hour after eating before going in the water. Seriously.
"Look, I don't know why you two weirdo's bought me the world's biggest water bowl but I like my little bowl better."
"Sure, it's just water.
Seriously Mom, you need some self tanner on those legs.
"Oh, a tasty treat, but someone's standing in the bowl with it."
"My treat! It's like Ivory Soap, it floats!"
"Score! And I didn't get my feet wet!"
"Back to my couch!"
Don't have one? Make one!"
What materials are on hand. Hmmm. Cardboard box? That would be a no? Styrofoam? Also a no. Fruitcake? The fruitcake itself would never burn, but I'm afraid of a chemical reaction between brandy infused cherries and Coleman fuel. (likely the source of the original "cherry bomb") So no.
Even without vent holes, it will still work Crumple 2-3 of sheets of clean newspaper in the bottom, leaving a few edges sticking up where you can get a match to them. Fill almost to the top with charcoal. Add just a dash of lighter fluid to a few of the briquettes. Do not soak them with it, the newspaper and the chimney will do the work.
Now step back and wait several minutes. Fire Marshall Bill says so. You don't want vapors on you or in the immediate area when you light it off.
After a few minutes have gone by, light the paper, stepping immediately away, and wait for combustion..
Wait, there's no handle on this thing!
Fortunately for us, we have the Johnson Universal Pot Handle Tool ™
Now that the coals are hot and spread around, it's time to cook.
Have some napkins handy, for these are some juicy burgers.
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Me - "Immutable Laws of Physics"
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The Five Most Stunning Amarillo Homes
Amarillo is the place not just for gorgeous views but also gorgeous homes to go with them. Here are five of the most unique and beautiful home you'll find in the Amarillo area.
Let's start with this home, which isn't just unique, but rare: It's the Sterling Kinney Residence. It's one of only three homes in the state of Texas that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, one of the homes he designed later in life. The brick walls are slightly tilted to give the home a strong, unique look, and the brick itself was chosen for able to endure in the Texas heat and cold. It's one of the gems of Amarillo, and a major point in the city's architectural history.
There's plenty of archtectural creativity in Amarillo, a result of the city's long history of attracting a diverse population. This home is well known in the area not least because it was built, right from the beginning to have a unique, distinctive style unlike the house that surround it. Hence, the polygonal windows, cedar shingling on the sides of the second floor, brick chimney, and the unique color scheme that draws from multiple traditions, while still being its own design.
Next, there's this beautiful home, which again reflects the diversity of Amarillo's population. Stucco is, of course, a popular construction method not just in Amarillo but across the Southwest: Stucco homes with clay tile roofs, such as you see here, lend themselves admirably to many types of looks. Stucco itself is simply used to cover construction materials that may have less visual appeal, such as concrete, or as a decorative option with more texture and style than siding. As you can see, that texture paired with the right paint choices makes for a home that you won't soon forget.
Amarillo's architectural history dates back much further than you might expect. For example, this home might, at first, take you by surprise. Many moving to Amarillo tend to associate the Southwest with "new" construction; finding anything much older than 1950 tends to genuinely surprise some people. But this Arts And Crafts home is a superb example of the style you can find in the city limits of Amarillo; everything about it has been chosen and built to present the most unique parts of that design movement. It's not the only design movement you can find in Amarillo.
This is a superb example of the Art Deco movement and one of the few Art Deco homes to have survived in the country over the years. True, tastes have changed substantially since the height of that movement, but Amarillo is a city that appreciates its history and looks to preserve it. As a result, this home has stayed where in other cities it might have gone.
Amarillo is a city with a surprising depth and breadth of history hidden in its homes. From the early homes built by those who first settled here to the different styles that have come and gone, there's a home for everyone in Amarillo, and it's a home with a rich history.
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Beautiful renovated 1 bedroom 1 bathroom bungalow
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Call Joelle Allaire today for a viewing at 613-868-8586.
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Hills. Open concept entertainment style main level.
Gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops and stainless
appliances. Tile and hardwood floors throughout.
Stone fireplace in living room. Master bedroom with
ensuite and french doors leading to a deck overlooking
the back yard. Huge family room addition with vaulted
ceilings. Fully finished basement with loads of
storage. Metal roof, vinyl windows, newer furnace
and a/c. Just move in! Rental Equipment: Alarm system,
water filtration softner & reverse osmosis.
Call Marcia Nash
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Truly a remarkable place to call home!
With appox $175000 in high end upgrades & improvements,
this stunning open concept high ranch bungalow is
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kitchen with granite and high end appliances, skylights,
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bedroom with spa like ensuite and a walk-in closet,
+2 bedrooms, family room with gas fireplace, family
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pool, quiet street, near all amenities. Too much to
list. A must see!! Call Stephen George today at 613-884-5815.
Cumberland Estate
Nestled amongst maples trees on over 3 acres, this
custom Lindal Home offers 3+1 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms
and powder room. The open concept Kitchen, eat-in
area and family room with a stone wood burning fireplace
is the focal point which provides you with ample
space for family gatherings and day to day living.
The formal living and dining room offer you additional
space to share. On the main floor you will also
find a sunroom, laundry room and a nook for your
piano or a spot to read your favorite book and just
5 minutes to Cumberland Village. Call
Irene Bilinski
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Cumberland Ridge
Country living at its best! Beautiful custom built
3 bedroom 3 bathroom bungalow on 1.97 acres on quiet
cul-de-sac. Mature trees surround this amazing property.
Bright kitchen with oak cabinets, new backsplash
and new granite counter. Hardwood and ceramic throughout
the main level. Side entrance leads to mud/laundry
room with built-in cabinets. Spacious master bedroom
with walk-in closet and a full ensuite with granite
counter, roman tub and separate shower. 2 other
good size bedrooms and main bath. Fully finished
basement currently used for home daycare has laminate
floor (15 x 35) can easily add 1 or 2 bedrooms,
a cozy family room with carpet, games area and a
2 piece bath. Oversized detached 2 car garage. One
area of the backyard is fenced in. granite, backsplash,
window panes on main level 2016, water softener
2017. Call Marcia Nash today for a viewing at 613-913-6577.
The Lockes
East Village
Stunning updated home on cul-de-sac with pie shaped
lot. High ceilings in combined living/dining room.
Hardwood through main level, updated kitchen with
ceramic floors, granite countertops, island and
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Main floor office. Spacious laundry room with ceramic
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Newer carpet on staircase through to 2nd level.
Master with sitting area, walk-in closet and ensuite.
3 other upstairs bedrooms one with built-in cabinetry
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still room for storage. Call Marcia Nash today for
a viewing at 613-913-6577. MLS # 1039754.
The Lockes
Custom Built bungalow on stunning country property.
Double attached garage (heated), one detached garage
and a huge tin shed on almost 1 acre of woodland
just 25 min to downtown Ottawa. Front stone pillars
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(OFFC) ski-doo trails. Call Joelle Allaire today
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The Lockes
Welcome to 4785 Whispering Willow a beautiful custom
open concept home with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and
finished basement. A relaxing executive home freshly
painted with The Bearbrook Golf Course as its neighbour
and only 25 minutes from downtown Ottawa. The main
floor features 21ft ceilings, cherry hardwood, with
a main floor master retreat and a den/office. The
outside has a fenced area for your pet with a doggie
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the one! Call Irene
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Cumberland Ridge
Bright executive style home with In-Law suite nestled
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Glamour at its best in Chapel Hill South! This timeless
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- Pierce said...
That's happens to me sometimes too. You have to turn on another light to try and get the moth to fly off to that one.
- June 21, 2010 at 11:54 AM
- Malachi Ward said...
I can be distracted by almost anything when I'm penciling. The internet is especially tempting, but even ceiling fans and natural light will pull my attention from what I should be doing.
- June 21, 2010 at 1:18 PM
- GARZA said...
Samantha, saving lives wherever she can!
- June 21, 2010 at 1:24 PM
- Matt said...
Weird, man. I battled a mosquito last night while I was inking. I'm not ashamed to say that the mosquito lost. Big time.
- June 21, 2010 at 3:00 PM
- Sam Spina said...
you're right Pierce:
yeah malachi, i get distracted by everything too, but maybe not as bad as you. natural light? haha.
- June 21, 2010 at 3:50 PM
- Christopher Downes said...
You need a cat. If there's a moth in the flat, Puc will not rest until she has caught it, chewed on it, played with it and left it in the middle of a room somewhere.
- June 21, 2010 at 9:28 PM
- Robin Cain said...
Moths are a pain. Mosquitos too. In fact, any insect. I was once drawing outside and a little green worm got on my sketch pad. I flicked it off and it got a green smudge all over my drawing. Ugh. bug guts.
- June 21, 2010 at 9:30 PM
- get in here said...
Sure, get a cat to take care of the moth but then what do you then buy to eat the cat? That's my question. Samantha and her jar seems like the best option.
- June 22, 2010 at 2:55 PM
- Molly Ledford said...
I like that you called a moth an asshole.
- June 28, 2010 at 8:46 AM


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No hidden development agenda
I enjoyed reading Mr. La Sala's colorful but cynical account of the City Council's meeting regarding the Rancho Mission Viejo's Reserve Proposal (Letters to the Editor, Sept. 9). The reserve proposal is not some conspiratorially hidden development scheme. It is about how to best manage the conservation easement, which prohibits development in perpetuity on the 1,200-acre conservancy behind Talega. It is also not a taking of the 1,200 acres of protected lands. The ranch already owns this land and has for over 125 years.
The conservation easement is managed by the Donna O'Neill Land Conservancy, a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation. Unfortunately, they have struggled over the years to meet the obligations to properly analyze, manage and report to the state and federal resource agencies, as they are required to do. They have also wrestled with the problem of unauthorized motorcycles, mountain bicycles, four-wheel drives, beer bottles, trash and other sundry debris, which denigrate these wonderful wild lands. Also problematic are unauthorized camp fires which pose potential fire hazards to our community during the dry months. If the reserve assumes the duties of the conservation easement, the 501(c)3 corporation might be dissolved, but notthe conservancy.
We are informed that the ranch established the reserve for the purpose of maintaining the conservation easement by providing a guaranteed endowment (over the next 70 years) of around $207,000,000 in non-taxpayer-generated money with which to fund the management of the 1,200 acres as well as another 20,000 acres or so of adjoining development-restricted ranch lands and 11,000 acres of county park lands. This endowment will fund the perpetual protection of these pristine lands for many generations to come and will benefit not just San Clemente but all of Orange County.
The downside to this "pro-developer fait d'acompli" is that San Clemente will not have a vote on the reserve board of directors. It is true that 200 acres or so of the conservation easement area are within our city limits. However, the land is not owned by the city, is not a city park, nor is its protection or maintenance financed by San Clemente taxpayers. Those obligations currently belong to the DOLC nonprofit corporation or will be transferred to the reserve, if the city concurs. After hearing citizens' concerns about the reserve proposal, the council rightly voted 5-0 to look into and address those concerns.
Under any scenario, one thing is for sure, there will never be residential or commercial development on these conservation-easement restricted lands.
Steve Knoblock
San Clemente City Council
Leave old-school thought behind
Regarding the Sun Post's Sept. 6 Hall & Tengdin two-part old-school concert:
John Hall, San Clemente's pugnacious, rancorous restaurant raconteur/sports reporter and society dilettante, can't seem to digest S.C.'s new news: There's a good Mann in town working for the betterment of S.C., not tap dancing to the same ol' tune of too much traffic and no space to put it.
Mr. Hall's scratchy LP needs a new needle. Hopefully someone plunks a quarter in S.C.'s jukebox of oldie moldies and selects 2008. It's time.
As for Citizen (John) Tengdin's historical toll-road clarification: Why a proposed toll road should pave away Donna O'Neill Land Conservancy because government entities say pave it here, not over there – when either spot is off the mark by 16 miles – begs a reply: Pave one of the planet's 10 most diverse eco-habitats thriving happily away in perfectly natural splendor within our city's borders for a toll road even OCTA predicts no one will drive? At $15 one way, would you?
Paving over S.C.'s public good for private self-interest won't do a lick for local traffic except make it worse. It's a clear indication that Hall and Tengdin's old-school hard drives are in need of immediate rebooting.
Jerry Collamer
San Clemente
A vote for Bill Hedrick
This is an exciting election year. While we are all focused on the presidential election campaign, may I remind you that we will also be selecting our congressman for District 44. Congressman Calvert has been our representative for 16 years. I guess folks have felt he has been doing a good job for them.
However, Mr. Calvert is once again among the 20 most corrupt members of Congress, according to Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington. That makes the third time in three years he has earned that distinction.
Fortunately, we have a man perfectly suited for the job. His name is Bill Hedrick. He resides in Corona with his wife of 28 years and five children. In November 1988, Bill was elected to the Board of Education of the 51,000-student Corona-Norco Unified School District and has served four terms as president of the board.
Bill's son Adam is currently serving a second Iraqi deployment and son Jesse served in Baguba before suffering a near-fatal heat event. His wife, Evelyn, was an Army convoy driver in Baghdad, also serving a second tour.
I have met Mr. Hedrick and believe he would be an outstanding congressman for District 44. Please join me in electing Bill Hedrick to Congress in November.
Sandra Weaver
San Clemente


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I'd just like to take a moment here to apologize to the Boston Red Sox. It was my fault that they lost last night. It was my fault that they did not clinch the division series.
How could I, a sports fan in Kalamazoo, have any affect whatsoever on a Boston Red Sox game? Plenty.
As some of you may know, I can be superstitious when it comes to sports, especially baseball. When I was working Battle Creek, with the Michigan Battle Cats, I thought that I was a jinx on the team in the playoffs. In fact, no team that I ever worked for had won a playoff game. So when the 2000 Midwest League playoffs started, the Battle Cats were playing at home for the first two games of the opening round of the playoffs verses the Fort Wayne Wizards. I was at the game, but I didn't watch one pitch. I spent most of the game either underneath the grandstand or simply looking down at my feet. Most people outside the baseball community would say that this was stupid, but when the Battle Cats won those games I was even more convinced. When the series shifted to Fort Wayne, the entire front office staff decided to go. I stayed behind because if I went, I was sure that they would lose. So I stayed behind and listened to the game on the radio in my parents car in the driveway (I don't remember why). I was busy that night and wasn't able to start listening to the game until the 4th inning. Well, the Battle Cats won that night to clinch the series! So, naturally when the next series came about, everyone traveled to the game except for me. And I wouldn't go out to the car to listen to the game until the 4th inning. And guess what! The Battle Cats didn't lose another game for the rest of the playoffs! They won the Midwest League championship and I got a ring!
What does this have to do with the Red Sox/Angels game last night? Well, my normal routine is 2 chicken strips with ranch dressing at the beginning of the game. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get the chicken strips in the toaster oven until the second inning (with the Red Sox already down 1-0). Then I forgot to set temperature on the toaster oven, so they weren't done when the timer went off.
So I set the temperature again and went back to watching the game. During that time, the Sox retook the lead, 3-1. Then Angels catcher Mike Napoli came to the plate just as the timer for my food went off. Normally, I don't like to miss any of the game. I'll wait for commercials to go and do anything. But, I didn't want my chicken strips to burn, so I figured that I'll hurry up and just get them. WRONG DECISION!! During the 30 seconds that it took to get my food, Mike Napoli hit a two run home run to tie the game!! I only saw it on replay.
That's just a coincidence, you say? Well, a couple of innings later I came back out from the other room to watch the rest of the game in the living room. While I was switching rooms, Mike Napoli was up again. And guess what!?!? During my room to room switch, that guy hit a solo home run to put the Angels up 4-3!!! Coincidence? I think not. So I made it a point to sit in one spot for the rest of the game and not leave the room for anything. And it started to work because the Red Sox were able to tie the game.
Alas, my efforts were too little, too late. So I'd like to apologize the the Boston Red Sox. And I promise to never again sway from my superstitions during the playoffs again. The chicken strips with ranch dressing will be baked and ready to consume by the time that the first pitch is thrown.
Also, for those keeping track at home, I went 3-0 on my college picks and 12-4 (my best week ever) on my NFL picks. That gives me a cumulative record of 53-29 on the season and a success rate of 65%.


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THREE GENERATIONS CELEBRATE To celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. William Rutherford took a trip with their family they would never forget.
THREAT "Old Foes Pose New Threat to the Tongass" by Robert Dewey.
ALASKA FUND The McIntosh Foundation and The Boat Company team up with the Alaska Fund for the Future.
POETRY "The Incomplete Angler"
Notes and Comments by Michael McIntosh
Michael McIntosh
· The good news is that more people than ever want to visit Alaska on one of The Boat Company's vessels.The bad news is that as of September 30th we were 75% sold for 1998 and already taking reservations for 1999. · On a related matter, we are now combing through the Department of Defense (Navy) records to see if somewhere on this globe there is a companion ship to the Liseron that we can rescue, rebuild and put into service – hopefully, by 2000. As some of you may recall, the US only built 250 of these ships and all were loaned to foreign governments. (We rescued The Liseron from France.) However since 1965, most have been scraped. · Robert Dewey of Defenders of Wildlife has written an article on the status of The Tongass, on page four.Therefore, we will limit our comments here to observing that we have never objected to timber removal as long as it is (1) done on a sustained yield basis, and (2) does not adversely impact those industries which employ more 2
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people and generate greater economic activity. Both fishing and tourism do. Unfortunately, due to high transportation costs of logs, timber remains a net loss to the public treasury. However, there is now some hope that a few local operators will soon begin producing finished products in Southeast thus keeping jobs and dollars on shore and dramatically reducing the demand for the raw materials. · This past summer, while cruising past a particular area, one of our naturalists pointed to a hillside and mentioned it had been cut more than 40 years ago. It was still almost completely covered by Alder (few Evergreens).This prompted us to inquire of The Forest Service whether or not they had a map(s) showing where and when (dates) all areas had been cut.They said they didn't. As a result,The Boat Company is planning to underwrite the
cost of such a study and will then follow that up with aerial and ground photographs to prove or disprove The Forest Service's use of a 100 year rotation cycle.
A short note on our "governmental relationships":
· In 1993, with the help of many of our past customers, (especially Mr. Walter H. Montgomery, Jr. of Spartanburg, South Carolina) we were able to get a Bill through Congress exempting The Liseron from certain Coast Guard regulations. (They don't like wooden boats – even ex-US Navy Warships.) For the past four years, the Coast Guard has been trying to take away by regulation what Congress gave us. However we have maintained a firm position and hopefully, some time in the not too distant future, common sense will prevail.
· At the beginning of this year, the US Forest Service had the bright idea of imposing "a fee" of 3% of our gross income on us for the right to go on "their" land – whether or not we chose to do so! After exhausting all administrative remedies, we filed a lawsuit in Federal Court in late September seeking appropriate relief. · At last count, we deal with at least 12 government agencies (state and federal).This past summer, the captain of the Liseron showed me a drawer full of government notifications we were supposed to put up. If we had, I think we would have run out of wall space and covered up a quarter of the windows of the ship. I would add that running a small business such as ours, keeps our feet well grounded on the issue of appropriate versus inappropriate governmental presence.
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o celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary, Mr. and
Regardless of the age, everyone had a great time. "The
Mrs. William Rutherford wanted to do something their
first fish my grandson caught was 260 pounds! There were grins you
family would remember for years to come. After
couldn't imagine." And with the variety of activities, no one had a
careful consideration, they decided to go back to one
problem finding something to do. "The scenery is great. My wife
of their own favorite experiences and return to the
and myself aren't active fishers, but we enjoyed tooling around in
waters of Southeastern Alaska on board the Liseron.
the placid waters.There are nice places to walk quietly, as well as
The Rutherfords were familiar with the territory, having already taken two voyages aboard the Observer. "For a long time, I
take strenuous hikes. Overall, it was a very good investment." Mr. Rutherford could not say enough nice things about the
considered being aboard the Observer as about the finest experience
crew and the overall experience aboard the boat. "I don't know how
of its kind that would be possible. I was astonished to find that the
a person could have tried harder to have everything exactly right.
trip on the Liseron was even better," William Rutherford said.
Every touch that you might have thought would be nice was there.
As many of us know, getting all the family together for more
There was absolutely nothing that wasn't first class.The selection of
than a few minutes can be quite a chore. "It took something very
the superb personnel is a very big part of it. Each member was well
special to get all the grandkids and family together.There were 12
informed, courteous, helpful and friendly. We could not have received
of us, and we were very lucky to have the Liseron all to ourselves,"
finer treatment anywhere."
Mr. Rutherford shared. "It was a great opportunity for a family event.
"Overall, it was a delightful experience and there is no way I
When you have grandchildren, they don't always come to meals
could have had a better plan for a three generational get-together to
when the older folks want to.This way, they had to be there."
celebrate the old folks' 60th wedding anniversary. It will never again happen that I can get all of them at the same dinner table at the same time!" The Boat Company
OLD FOES Pose NEW THREAT to the Tongass he Tongass National Forest, a vast temperate rainforest that is home to many unique wildlife species including the imperiled Alexander Archipelago wolf and Queen Charlotte Goshawk, is once again under attack by those who want to sell off its huge ancient trees. Conservationists have redoubled their efforts to protect the forest in the wake of a new U.S. Forest Service plan to allow 10 years of extensive, new clear-cut logging and renewed attacks by the Alaska Congressional delegation. The Forest Service's new management plan, released in May, establishes an annual cut of up to 267 million board feet per year from the Tongass over the next 10 years. However, the Forest Service's own timber demand projections forecast a need for only half the amount allowed. Moreover, conservationists and scientists argue the plan fails to conserve the forest's unique wildlife species. For more than four decades, two 50-year timber contracts had resulted in logging of huge numbers of the Tongass' oldest trees. The Forest Service had argued that these contracts obligated it to authorize high logging levels. However, both contracts were cancelled in the past three years. Conservationists would like to see the cancellations reflected in the new forest plan. In September numerous groups submitted formal administrative appeals of the forest plan. In the months ahead, the
Alaska Rainforest Campaign, a coalition of national and regional conservation groups, will work to mobilize the broad national support that already exists for the Tongass.These groups hope to persuade the Clinton Administration to help save the last temperate rainforest in North America. Meanwhile the Alaska Congressional delegation has renewed its attacks on the Tongass through various pieces of legislative mischief. One bill, S. 967, would grant "urban corporation" status to four Alaska villages that were previously found ineligible under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) and subsequent appeals. Since urban corporations were generally given land under ANCSA, conservationists view the proposal as a thinly veiled effort to allow more clear-cut logging in the Tongass. The University Lands bill, S. 660, is seen as another backdoor effort to promote logging in the Tongass.The bill would grant the University of Alaska another 250,000 acres of federal land. Committee Chair Frank Murkowski (R-AK) railroaded both bills through the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee in September. Companion bills are expected in the House this fall. Please write your representatives and senators in Congress to show your support of the Tongass and encourage them to vote against both of these bills. Contributed by Robert Dewey and Defenders of Wildlife.
"So, while the Tongass I saw was beautiful, I know that it was not the Tongass my father or his father would have seen, nor is it the Tongass my children or grandchildren will see. Knowing the government is trying to decide whether the Tongass should be one big tree farm or one big nature preserve, I give my backing to a third way; sustainability." Dick Schilling, 1997, Observer Guest Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
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The Story Behind Dick Crone
"The Barrel"
oward the end of August, the Liseron and the Observer stop overnight in Mist Cove, located near the southern tip of Baranof Island. We lovingly call this place "the barrel" because the Coho Salmon are so thick you can practically walk across the water on them! Even the beginning "non-fisherman" is guaranteed the excitement of catching a flashing silver salmon in this protected cove. We are welcome guests of the managing cooperative, the Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association (NSRAA), during this run because The Boat Company regularly supports NSRAA's programs and "pay" for our catch just like the members of the cooperative. Michael McIntosh, President of The Boat Company, donates his time and business skills to the organization by serving on its Board. Almost 20 years ago, a cooperative of fishermen established NSRAA, a non-profit association, to increase salmon returns to benefit commercial
users among others. NSRAA was established through an election of limited entry salmon permit holders where the majority voted in favor of establishing the Association and taxing themselves 3% of their gross landings to support the organization. Dick Crone is one of the lead scientists who has developed and managed this project for years. After undergraduate work at Oregon State University, Dick completed graduate work at the University of Michigan. From Michigan he traveled to Alaska, following his professor and mentor, and began his work on the Coho salmon. He winters in Sitka and spends May through September living on a floating cabin in the cove surrounded by fish "pens" for holding both fingerlings and returning adults, monitoring the annual runs and nursing the fingerling population. Most of the Atlantic Salmon you get in the grocery store is raised in a feed-lot hatchery.Virtually all of the Pacific Salmon is wild.The theory behind NSRAA's operation is to develop and manage "remote rearing sites" with the young salmon reared in a hatch-
ery until they reach fingerling size.They are then transferred to a land-locked lake for their first year of development, followed by release to the open sea, and there they develop and grow in a wild state before returning to the site to spawn 15 months later.The waters of Canada, Alaska and the Northwestern United States produce a bounty of salmon, halibut, crab, prawns and trout.This important food supply provides jobs for Alaskans and promotes recreational tourism – further helping to keep local economies healthy and sustainable. The Coho Lake rearing program at Mist Cove now produces anywhere from 125,000 to 250,000 yield per season. In 1996, the returning Salmon in this one area alone numbered 180,000.Their theory of development was simple: find a spot with an inaccessible lake and stream and turn the region into a hatchery, developing a strong run of salmon that will be manageable to harvest. NSRAA built a hatchery in Sitka and designed a field location to suit a salmon run. Once the run was
built up over a period of years, the fishing cooperative began to manage the harvest with its members, carefully monitoring the health and growth of this particular "imprinted" run. "This year is proving to be quite strange," Dick said. "With more females than males showing up in the early days, it indicates to us that when this run is over, the numbers will be small. It will take some time and study for us to determine why, if indeed, that is the case." Members of NSRAA are allowed to seine the cove by permit, with a percentage of the catch given back to NSRAA for future development and management. Mist Cove has proven so successful that NSRAA has established a second field station nearby.This run, with its own "imprint" will continue the growth of a Pacific "managed" wild salmon farm system.
Should anyone want more information on this operation, simply contact Dick Crone, NSRAA, 1308 Sawmill Creek Rd., Sitka, Alaska 99835. (907) 747-6850. The Boat Company
Announcing a Partnership
Michael McIntosh and David Rockefeller, Jr.
he Alaska Fund for the Future was founded in 1992.The Fund grew out of a powerful enthusiasm, respect and admiration for the land, water and cultures generated by an unforgettable sailing trip in May - July 1991, organized by David Rockefeller, Jr. During an extraordi-
nary 10-week, four-boat sailing trip, more than 200 participants covered 3,000 miles of the Alaskan Coast, from Ketchikan to Kodiak. As a
Having completed 18 years of Southeast Alaska expeditions aboard the
result of this trip, the Alaska Fund for the Future (formerly Sail Alaska
Liseron and the Observer, the McIntosh Foundation and The Boat
Fund) was established in April of 1992.Today, AFF is in its sixth year
Company decided to team up with the Alaska Fund for the Future(AFF). Over the years, many of our guests have asked how they can help in Southeast Alaska, and we've never quite found the appropriate way in which to respond until recently. David Rockefeller, Jr. and Michael McIntosh share similar experiences and a passion for Alaska. David had already set up the vehicle which looked like a perfect fit for our guests as well. We would like to introduce you to a newly established foundation whose sole purpose is to make small grants to grassroots organizations. The Alaska Fund for the Future acts as a giving agent for a growing list of small donors ($200 - 500 a year) who want to provide support for the preservation, protection and enhancement of Alaska. We will bring you more information on AFF's activities in future issues. In the meantime, an introduction
with nearly 500 members who annually fund projects furthering AFF's mission. The mission of the Alaska Fund for the future is to promote awareness and understanding of Alaska and support preservation of Alaska's natural environment, diverse human cultures and local economy - the three pillars on which Alaska's future must be built. Since its first grant-making cycle in 1992, AFF has granted more than $320,000 to 63 separate projects. Organizations receiving grants have included Alaska Boreal Forest Council, Amiq Institute, Kodiak College, Aleut Stewardship Camp, AWARE, Resource Apprenticeship Program for Students, among others. Approximately half of the grants have been for conservation projects, 15 percent for public awareness and 35 percent for educational efforts. It is a founding premise of the Fund that out-of-state resources (both financial and human) working through a first-rate Alaskan network can provide critical support for the preservation, protection and enhancement of this beautiful state. AFF hopes to achieve this goal by making financial resources available to Alaskan non-profit groups through an annual grant-making process. We believe that in many situations a little goes a long way and are proud that AFF's highly selective funding has enabled local groups to sustain and improve their efforts to preserve Alaska's environment and local cultures within a framework of viable economic development. By giving early funding to grassroots organizations, AFF
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makes leveraged impact. In its short history, AFF has become one of the 10 top private funders in Alaska. One of the secrets of its success is the substantial amount of volunteer time AFF's board members contribute to finding and working with the grant recipients. AFF is currently focusing on bringing more donors into the Fund to expand its grant making capabilities and to
Winter Maintenance
increase public awareness. In addition to the satisfaction of
hile most of us
solely in the winter to perform
from stem to stern and repainted
are back at
the work necessary to make the
with several coats. All of the
home, perhaps
summer voyages as perfect as
mahogany gets from four to 10
planning our
coats (time and weather permit-
its environment and its citizens,
you will receive a bi-annual
Liseron, the boats are getting a
Alaska to Poulsbo, Washington
any other necessary repairs
newsletter and periodic invita-
workout to prepare for next
(a Seattle suburb) in late
are made.
tions to events in your area. If
season. Unlike boats made of
September.The maintenance
you are interested in becoming
steel or fiberglass, wooden boats
work is done in the seven and
not work year round, follow
a member of AFF, please contact
require a tremendous amount of
a half months between October
other pursuits. Some of the natu-
the AFF office for further infor-
care to maintain. While it may be
1 to May 15.The boats are
ralists return to school, some
mation (Alaska Fund for the
hard to believe, more people are
hauled at a local shipyard, where
have teaching jobs, and others
Future, Attn: Judy Green, director,
employed in the winter to main-
all work below the water line
maintain other employment.
12 Harris Street, Brookline, MA
tain the boats, than in the sum-
is done, (shafts, propellers,
02146, (617) 734-1933 phone,
mer to run them. Approximately
fittings, a thorough hull bottom
work, the moment one steps
(617) 738-4883 fax.) AFF is
six of the summer employees
painting, etc.).
on board one of the boats, all
a special project of The
work year round, including the
Philanthropic Collaborative, Inc.,
two captains and two engineers.
equipment is taken apart and
a public charity 501(c)(3).
Additionally, many others work
rebuilt.The boats must be sanded
knowing that your gift is furthering the mission of AFF by enhancing the future of Alaska,
next trip aboard the Observer or
The boats return from
Next all the mechanical
ting).The brass is polished and
The summer staff, who do
While it may be a lot of
the maintenance and care become worth it.
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Kath Jane & Tony
Many of our guests have repeated the Alaskan adventure on either
interest in the food management industry. As many of you know, Jane's
the Observer or the Liseron, or both over the years. Because of the
incredible preparations on the wilderness trips are a work of art that
nature of the trip, the guests and crew develop friendships with the
invariably add an inch to the waistline by trip's end.
common bond of the shared Alaskan experience.To keep you up
When asked how they "found"The Boat Company,Tony replied,
to date, we will regularly profile various members of The Boat
"I'd lived in the area since 1989 and had never heard of them! We
Company staff. In this issue we spotlight Jane and Tony Richardson
keep a real low profile in Washington. What I discovered in the years
and Kathy Nissley.
I've been with the company is our visibility in Alaska. We are much
Jane and Tony have worked for The Boat Company since 1993 – Tony is our engineer and Jane our chef. They met four years ago
better known in Alaska than in our homeport in Washington." Jane took a year off last year to "build their nest. "They bought a
when they first came to work for us. (I might mention here that
home and adopted a puppy, both requiring some "orientation." In
two other marriages have occurred within "the Boat family" over
addition to decorating her house, Jane kept her cooking skills sharp
the years!)
working with a local catering company and a bakery. But, after being
Tony spent 12 years in the Navy honing his engineering skills
separated last summer when the boats chartered in Alaska - Tony
by serving on both a fast attack and a ballistic missile nuclear
went with the Liseron and Jane stayed home - Jane was persuaded to
submarines. While on duty, he spent 110 days underwater at a
return this past year to be near her husband and keep the meals to
stretch, cruised under the polar icecap and served 61/2 months
the high standard she has set in past years!
at a time on a submarine. Jane finished at Seattle Central Community College and completed their two-year culinary institute program so she could pursue her
When asked why he likes working for The Boat Company,Tony replied, "working on a 'surface ship' was something new for me, and with this operation I'm home more and still able to have a marine-based career.The variety of the job, from helping passengers
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hy fish to monitoring and fixing the complicated engine room machinery,
dated its operations in the Seattle office, and Kathy was offered a
keeps the job interesting." Jane said, "The trips can be very interesting.
marketing position with the company, putting her firmly on land
Once I arrived at the local grocery store to get provisions only to
full-time.This meant returning to school to master the computer for
discover there were no green, fresh vegetables of any kind! We had
the first time! When interviewed she said, "I had risked my life many
to go a whole trip without.That was a challenge! Oftentimes the
times over the years delivering boats offshore to warm and exotic
special dietary restrictions of the guests can be challenging as well.
places. Never was I more scared than that first day back to school
Everything from dairy intolerance to vegetarian requests are
after over 20 years at sea. It ended up being a major turning point in
carefully honored."
my life."
Kathy Nissley has been with The Boat Company since 1990.
A year later, she is settled into life as a landlubber, having bought
Her first experience with us was assisting with the construction of
a house two blocks from the dock where the boats are moored in
the Liseron in Tarpon Springs, Florida. With that project completed,
Poulsbo...her first real address since college. When asked if she misses
she moved on to working on the Liseron in the galley in the summer
going with the boats to Alaska, she answers, "yes, of course I miss it."
of '91. She then became a full time employee specializing on the main-
"But I really love what I am doing now. I get to relive my own experi-
tenance of the boats in the Seattle winters. (She is a premier
ences every time someone calls to ask me about our cruises. I can't
varnish expert and there is a lot of mahogany to preserve.) She spent
take credit for selling the cruises; they truly sell themselves. I can only
her summers working as the chief steward on the Liseron until '96.
share my own experience aboard these beautiful and unique ships.
With that summer job, Kathy had really found her calling. "I was in my
Whether you book your passage or work it as a crew member, a trip
element. I was able to relive the excitement of experiencing such an
to Southeast Alaska is a journey you will not soon forget."
incredible journey over and over, as each new guest stepped aboard the boat for the first time," she said. In '96 The Boat Company consoli-
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Incomplete Angler by Elizabeth B. Henry
Santa Fe, NM, Observer Guest 1996
Ok fish, I'm declaring war! Dressed for combat in hip boots I'm storming the stream. Reels itching, lines on the spool, Creel waiting. Ammunition? Try me. I've bouth the Book of a Thousand Flies. Try bypassing "Rat-faced McDougal," Flutter of grizzly hen hackle tips, "Royal Stimulator's" fluorescent floss, Fat body of peacock herl, Take a "Cripple Olive," you cowards! What's wrong with my "Sparkle Spinner?" It's time for "Elk Hopper," "Henry's Rubber Legs," Not tricked by "Mayfly Emerger?" I've got it, "Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear," But I need to snare a rabbit first! "Mormon Girl," "Pink Lady," far too sedate, I need power, yes, the "Grizzly King," Red duck quill flash will lure you in, hide the hook. What do you think I am, a fool? I see you, sleek torpedoes, cruising by. Give me my hat! I'll put on "Bighole Demon," "Raggle Bomb," Here comes "Riffle Devil", "Girdel Bug," Succulent fuzzy black chenille! Come on you buggers, bite! I've used "Muddlers" and "Termites," "Skaters" and "Oogels," "Egg Sucker", "Scarlet Jig-a-Bugger", Fish, you are blind, I've thrown you gold tinsel, Pheasant feathers, deer tail, mallard flank, Guinea hen, goat dubbing, Black bear butt and polar bear whiskers! Up on this high green bank I am not at peace with the world! Fresh air has given me a headache, Anyone want my "Green Wienie?" "Glo Bugs" half price! Take my "Abe Munn Killer" It's starting to rain. "Moose Turds" for sale. I'm going home to relax! Wait, I think I've got one!
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Guest Quotes Beth & Tom Eckert Great Falls, Virginia
Tom and I had a wonderful and most memorable time on our trip aboard the Liseron. The trip was clearly one of our most favorite and we look forward to returning! We had absolutely no complaints and cannot give you any suggestions or helpful hints because it was all great! The crew was exceptional - especially Larry, the first mate. He was extremely knowledgeable, friendly, great disposition and fun. I hope he becomes Captain soon. I've enclosed some pictures and labeled the back of them. We most definitely will pass along all interested friends and will share the information that we have. Thank you again for providing one of the best vacations ever!
Beth & Tom Eckert with Larry Funner, Liseron first mate.
A. Newton Dilley Grand Rapids, Michigan
"Except for the weather which was marginal but acceptable, and the fishing, which was also marginal but acceptable (I caught 20 dolly varden in two hours on one hole in one river on one day), the trip was a pure joy from beginning to end." Kitty Burton Austin, Texas
"The Inside Passage and the Tongass are the most incredibly beautiful places I have ever experienced. The Observer crew was made up of some of the most wonderful people I have ever known. The combination made for an unforgettable journey."
Jan H. Brunvand Salt Lake City, Utah
"Our trip on the Observer through the Tongass was a wonderful experience, and we will certainly speak up against clear cutting and other depredations there that the government might contemplate." Ann Johnson Madison, Connecticut
"So quiet a world we could really hear. So clean a world one could smell everything; mosses, trees, salt, fog, flowers. Incredible, humbling, magnificent, enormous. I was moved to tears, touched deeply, bowled over." The Boat Company
Recipes From Alaskan Waters No doubt one of your fondest memories of your Alaskan trip on the Liseron or the Observer is the wonderful food that added an inch to your waistline in such a short time! Whether you still have a cache of salmon and halibut from the trip, or have to resort to "store-bought," we wanted to pass along some of the recipes used on board. Steve's Halibut Sticks Cut up your halibut into thin strips. Prepare a deep frying pan with medium-hot vegetable oil. If you use a deep fryer, maintain a temperature of 450 degrees. Next prepare the dipping (two stages) mixes for the fish:
Homemade Tartar Sauce In a mixing bowl, combine 1 cup of mayonnaise or salad dressing; 1/4th cup of finely chopped sweet or dill pickle or sweet or dill pickle relish, drained; 1 Tablespoon of finely chopped onion; 1 Tablespoon of snipped parsley; 1 Tablespoon diced pimiento; and 1 teaspoon of lemon juice. Cover and chill for at least two hours before serving. Store in a refrigerator up to 2 weeks. Makes 11/4 cups. Jane's Teriyaki Salmon
2 eggs 1 cup milk Mixed together Bowl of flour Salt and pepper to taste Paprika to taste
Dip the fish first in the egg mixture until covered then place in the flour bowl. A good number can be done this way, then cover with batter and place the strips into the frying pan. Cook until the strips float.... then leave a few more seconds until nicely brown. Serve immediately with a sauce of your choice.
1/4 cup soy sauce 1/3 cup sake or sherry 6 Tbsp. granulated sugar 3 garlic cloves, minced 1 Tbsp. minced ginger root Pour over salmon and refrigerate 2 hours, turning occasionally. Bring salmon to room temperature before cooking. Remove from marinade, reserve marinade. Place fish on oiled rack in baking pan. Broil 5 to 6" from heat. Brush with reserved marinade and cook until opaque...3 to 5 minutes per side, depending on thickness.The marinade may be reheated and used as sauce for serving.
We are putting together a list of commercial fish processors from which you can order more of that wonderful halibut, salmon, crab and shrimp.There are several that pack and freeze "the catch" just as we do on the boats. See the spring newsletter for for more details!
Dear Boat Company: Please send me information on next year's season. I know of someone who has a vessel and may be interested in donating it to The Boat Company. Please contact me at _______________________ (please provide telephone number). Name: (please print) __________________________________________________ Mail to:The Boat Company, 1730 M Street, NW, Suite 404,Washington D.C. 20036 or call (202) 338-8055.
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Published on Jul 26, 2010
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It's slightly hard to believe, but johnson banks is 21 years old. To commemorate this, we've been working on a set of little books/brochures.
Doing this has forced us to do a couple of things – sort out the digital archive, and have a long and hard-nosed look at our output over the last two decades.
Over the next few weeks, we'll do a series of posts looking back at our work in four distinct areas: bluechip; charity and not-for-profit; culture, and education.
To kick off, here's a quick look at some of the things we've unearthed on our travels - often things we'd essentially forgotten about or never really saw the proper light of day. One of the oldest projects in our portfolio, and also one of the most short-lived. This new identity for Monotype lasted just 6 months, in 1993. So were firstly elated to have done it, then just as quickly deflated. From just a year later, a symbol for a furniture manufacturer called Whittingham.
At the time (1997) this was a very high-profile identity for a Design Council initiative to collect and celebrate 1,000 products for the new millennium. We still see them, occasionally - mainly on the back of a certain design of London taxi that won the award.
We've always loved this image, also for the Design Council, illustrating their then key themes - this one illustrated ergonomics with a suitably impossible remote control.
One of those projects we never really knew if it made the light of day - it did, for Proctor and Gamble - an intelligent clothing brand called Fibriq that returns to its original state, hence negating the need for expensive dry cleaning.
One of our earliest 'big' projects, designing the graphics for the V&A's William Morris Exhibition in 1996.
Also involving the V&A - the symbol for the book (Phaidon) and exhibition (V&A) celebrating 40 years of D&AD that opened in 2002 and was Michael Johnson's key project as D&AD President in 2002/3.
An image produced for the Lisbon Biennale in 2005, entitled 'Are you warm enough yet', reflecting growing concerns over global warming.
We'll be posting more of our '21 years' collection over the next few weeks. If you'd like a set of the four booklets, write to our info (at) email address and the most persuasive begging letters will be rewarded.
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