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k c o t S n i Back Field Guide to Common Marine Fishes and Invertebrates of Alaska Susan C. Byersdorfer and Leslie J. Watson 360 pp. | Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-149-1
SG-ED-67 | $35.00 PDF | $31.50 With color photographs and descriptions of more than 400 marine species, this guide makes it easy to identify common Alaska fish and invertebrates. The waterproof book is valuable for at-sea biologists and technicians, fishers, teachers, and anyone who wants to know what they've caught or what an animal looks like. The primary geographic range is the eastern Bering Sea, central Aleutian Islands, and western and central Gulf of Alaska. Waters north of Norton Sound and in southeastern Alaska are included.
Guide to Marine Mammals and Turtles of the U.S. Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico
Fall 2014
Kate Wynne and Malia Schwartz 115 pp. | 6 x 8.5 Softcover book | wire-o ISBN 978-0-93841-243-4
Winner of a National Outdoor Book Award for best nature guidebook
All U.S. Atlantic species of whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals, manatee, and sea turtles are depicted in this identification guide. Designed for the professional as well as the casual observer. Printed on waterproof paper.
Who We Are
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Our Mission Alaska Sea Grant's mission is to enhance the wise use and conservation of Alaska's marine, coastal, and watershed resources through research, education, and extension.
Marine Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Marine Conservation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Commercial Fishing Safety and Survival . . . 11 Seafood Harvesting and Handling . . . . . . . . 12 Fish Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Aquaculture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Seafood Processing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Alaska Coastal Communities . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Teacher Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Research and Proceedings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Alaska Sea Grant/Marine Advisory Program Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
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AK-ADMIN-92 Catalog design and layout by Dawn Jaussi Montano, Alaska Sea Grant. Cover photo: Chrysaora jelly, Kasitsna Bay, Alaska. Photo by Brenda Konar, University of Alaska Fairbanks, School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences.
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Guide to Marine Mammals of Alaska, 4th edn Kate Wynne Pieter Folkens, illustrator 80 pp. | 5.75 x 8.5 Softcover book | wire-o ISBN 978-1-56612-167-5
MAB-44 | $25.00 Winner of several national awards
This guide is the only book that exclusively covers all 29 marine mammal species of Alaska. Color photos and surface profile drawings show Alaska marine mammals and compare similar species, and color range maps show distribution. Mammal characteristics and descriptions are presented in a format that allows fast, accurate identification at sea. This book is printed on durable water-resistant paper.
Guide to Northeast Pacific Rockfishes: Genera
Field Guide to Sharks, Skates, and Ratfish of Alaska
Donald E. Kramer and Victoria O'Connell
Duane E. Stevenson, James W. Orr, Gerald R. Hoff, and John D. McEachran. Cover art by Ray Troll
78 pp. | 6.25 x 8.5 Softcover book | wire-o ISBN 978-1-56612-079-1
85 pp. | 5.75 x 8.5 Softcover book | wire-o ISBN 978-1-56612-113-2
Winner of a national award
An identification key to sharks, skates, and one ratfish is included, as well as a key to egg cases. Color photos, illustrations, and distribution maps are provided for each species. This book is printed on durable water-resistant paper.
Sebastes and Sebastolobus
This guide, printed on water-resistant paper, helps identify all 37 rockfish species in Alaska and British Columbia, and most of the rockfish in Oregon and Washington.
Guide to Marine Mammals and Turtles of the U.S. Pacific Kate Wynne, illustrated by Garth Mix 6 x 8.5 Softcover book | wire-o ISBN 978-1-56612-176-7
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This guide to marine mammals and sea turtles of Hawaii, California, Oregon, and Washington is ideal for use on boats, on beach walks, and in classrooms, offices, laboratories, and homes. The wire-o binding makes it easy to flip through the durable, waterproof pages and keep the book open to the desired page. Kate Wynne, leading marine mammal field biologist, describes species behavior, dive pattern, habitat, life history, and interactions with humans. She explains how to distinguish whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals, sea lions, sea otters, and sea turtles, and notes evolutionary adaptations for life in the sea. Each animal is represented by a color illustration by nature illustrator Garth Mix. Range maps show where species occur, and surface profile silhouettes are a great help for making positive identifications.
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FIELD FIELD GUIDES GUIDES New Editio
Common Edible Seaweeds in the Gulf of Alaska, 2nd edn
Field Guide to Bird Nests and Eggs of Alaska's Coastal Tundra, 2nd edn
Dolly Garza
Tim Bowman
61 pp. | 5.5 x 8.5 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-168-2
80 pp. | 5.5 x 8.5 Softcover book | wire-o ISBN 978-1-56612-129-3
SG-ED-44 | $25.00 Winner of a national award
This easy-to-use book helps in identification of nests and eggs of birds on Alaska's coastal tundra. The book is printed on durable water-resistant paper.
Winner of two national book awards
Seven Alaska seaweed species are highlighted in this book—the ones that are most delicious and easiest to harvest. Illustrations and photos help the reader identify, harvest, and dry the seaweeds— plus one land plant, beach asparagus. The reader is also treated to more than 25 tasty recipes using the seaweeds.
Surviving on the Foods and Water from Alaska's Southern Shores, 3rd edn Dolly Garza 35 pp. | 5.5 x 8.5 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-174-3
MAB-38 | $7.50 PDF | $6.75 This illustrated booklet describes wilderness sources of nutritious foods useful in a survival situation, or just for everyday consumption. The reader is advised how to make drinking water safe and how to find and prepare intertidal sea animals, bird eggs, land plants, and seaweeds for eating. Includes color pictures, and shows differences between edible plants and animals and poisonous ones.
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Alaska's Ocean Bounty 11 x 17 | Poster ISBN 978-1-56612-108-8
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This laminated color poster shows 33 of Alaska's most important seafood species. On the back side, illustrated instructions show how to create art prints from fish. Also makes an excellent placemat.
Marine Mammals of the Eastern North Pacific, 3rd edn Pieter Folkens 5.75 x 9.25 | Brochure ISBN 978-1-892710-00-1
M-17 | $10.00 A color-illustrated brochure that shows all 50 marine mammals found in southern Alaska, the Hawaiian Islands, and along the west coast of North America. This waterproof guide helps with on-site identification, and is an excellent classroom tool.
Guide to Northeast Pacific Flatfishes: Families
Bothidae, Cynoglossidae, and Pleuronectidae, 2nd edn Donald E. Kramer, William H. Barss, Brian C. Paust, and Barry E. Bracken 114 pp. | 5.5 x 8.5 Softcover book | wire-o ISBN 978-1-56612-116-3
MAB-47 | $25.00 Winner of a national award
This authoritative guide, printed on durable water-resistant paper, identifies all 40 species of flatfishes in the northeast Pacific. Useful to commercial fishermen and fisheries educators, processors, observers, managers, recreational fishermen, and divers.
Field Guide to Squids and Octopods of the Eastern North Pacific and Bering Sea Elaina M. Jorgensen 100 pp. | 6.5 x 9 Softcover book | wire-o ISBN 978-1-56612-139-2
SG-ED-65 | $25.00 Winner of several national awards
This guide helps natural science enthusiasts and scientists identify squids and octopods from the high eastern North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea. These regions have been difficult to sample due to rough seas, leaving the cephalopod fauna poorly known until now. A key to 44 species is included, and the book is amply illustrated with line drawings, color photos, and maps. This book is printed on durable waterresistant paper.
North Pacific Albatrosses Liz Mitchell 2 pp. | 8.5 x 10.75 | Poster
M-04 | $4.00 Use this laminated card to identify short-tailed, Laysan, and black-footed albatrosses.
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MARINE RECREATION Sea Grams
Flat Out Facts about Halibut Doug Coughenower and Cal Blood
SG-ED-29 pdf
Angler's Guide to the Rockfishes of Alaska: Biology &
Fishery Management
Scott Meyer
Preventing & Treating Seasickness
Terry Johnson
Buying Insurance for Your Charterboat ASG-35 | 6 pp. Single copy | $1.00 PDF | Free
What You Need to Know about Recreational Boat Insurance ASG-36 | 6 pp. Single copy | $1.00 PDF | Free
Responsible Marine Wildlife Viewing Terry Johnson 8 pp. | 8.5 x 11 | booklet
M-49 | $3.00 PDF | Free
Finding a Seasonal Job on Alaska's Waters ASG-37 | 8 pp. Single copy | $1.00 PDF | Free
Terry Johnson
SG-ED-47 pdf
Single copy | Free PDF | Free Multiple copies | See website 4 x 9 | Brochures
Tips for Photographers, Birders, and Wildlife Viewers on Guided Trips ASG-53 | 8 pp. Single copy | $1.00 PDF | Free
Gulf of Alaska Coastal Travel Routes Terry Johnson
www.marineadvisory.org/recreation This online boater's travel guide focuses on the eastern and central Gulf of Alaska, from west of Glacier Bay to Homer, where the vessel traffic is sparse, communities are few and far between, and exposure to the North Pacific is challenging. Adventurers, fishermen, sailors, and recreational boaters can use the guide to find their way in a region that is much less traveled than Southeast Alaska. It is a spectacular trip in good weather with opportunities to experience the scenery, the solitude, geology, human history, wildlife, and excellent angling. The website has photos and a map of the area, and provides basic safety information.
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Responses to Coastal Erosion in Alaska in a Changing Climate:
Rat Control for Alaska Waterfront Facilities
Coastal Erosion Responses for Alaska: Workshop Proceedings
A Guide for Coastal Residents, Business and Resource Managers, Engineers, and Builders
Terry Johnson
Orson P. Smith, editor
106 pp. | 6 x 9 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-130-9
80 pp. | 6 x 9 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-111-8
Orson P. Smith and Mikal K. Hendee
AK-SG-06-03 | $10.00 PDF | Free
120 pp. | Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-165-1
While shoreline construction in Alaska is young and unproven, Alaskans can learn from tribulations in other parts of the world. Ten articles by coastal engineering experts, in this book, address coastal processes and trends that drive shoreline retreat and coastal erosion.
SG-ED-75 | $30.00 PDF | $27.00 BUNDLE | $39.00 This illustrated book addresses the basics of coastal erosion along Alaska's shoreline, and reviews options for responses.
MAB-62 | Free PDF | Free This manual is for operators of Alaska waterfront facilities who want to control rats where they are a problem, and to keep other locations rat-free. The book addresses methods and strategies for prevention and control in Alaska ports, harbors, seafood processing and other waterfront facilities, and aboard vessels.
Every Halibut Counts: Improving Release Survival of Sport Caught Halibut Deborah Mercy DVD
M-183 | Free
A short video demonstrating techniques sport fisherman can use when releasing halibut, to increase the chances that the fish will survive.
Living on Alaska's Changing Coast: Adapting to Climate Change in Coastal Alaska
www.marineadvisory.org/climate Coastal Alaska is changing before our eyes. Some changes are dramatic, others subtle—but there is no question that our coasts and marinedependent communities are undergoing profound change. Scientists who study the oceans and coasts see indications that even greater change is coming between now and the end of the century. With thoughtful planning we can minimize the harm to our communities, businesses, and lifestyles, and in some cases we may find ways to benefit from change. Take a look at the fact sheets below for more information.
Fisheries Adaptations to Climate Change M-163PDF Fisheries Effects
Harmful Algal Blooms Species Shifts
Ocean Acidification
Sea Level Rise & Storm Surge Permafrost Change
17 mins. | DVD
M-135 | $3.75 watch online | Free
Climate Change & Subsistence
Adapting to Climate Change in Alaska
This video describes steps some communities are taking to maintain their lifestyles in the face of climate change.
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Marine Debris in Alaska: Coordinating
Clean Boating for Alaskans
Clean Boating
28 pp. | 5.5 x 8.5 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-150-7
12 pp. | 8.5 x 11
Reid Brewer, editor
Michael Williams and Erika Ammann, editors
111 pp. | 6 x 9 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-124-8
136 pp. | 6.25 x 9 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-135-4
MAB-63 | Free PDF | Free
AK-SG-09-01 | $15.00 PDF | Free
Tells how to operate your boat efficiently and minimize the impact on the environment.
Community-Based Coastal Observing in Alaska: Aleutian
Life Forum 2006
Our Efforts
Alan Sorum
M-72 | Free PDF | Free Vessel owners learn how to respond to fuel spills, best management practices in waste disposal, and other tips.
Imam Cimiucia: Our Changing Sea Anne Salomon, Nick Tanape, and Henry Huntington Lisa Williams, principal photographer 123 pp. | 12.25 x 8.5 Hardcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-159-0
SG-ED-70 | $39.95 $20.00 Winner of the Alaska Library Association Alaskana Award 1st Place hard/soft cover books National Association of Government Communicators
Through the lens of Western science and traditional Native knowledge, art, and photography, the authors uncover some of the ecological, social, and economic causes of coastal ecosystem change on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula. The reader is offered a rare opportunity to share experiences, perspectives, and knowledge of Sugpiaq Elders and village residents whose lives and intuitions are shaped by the rhythms of the sea. This collaboration illuminates the resilience and limits of marine ecosystems and the vast archive of knowledge and expertise held by different cultures.
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North Aleutian Basin Energy-Fisheries: Workshop Proceedings Brian J. Allee, editor 208 pp. | 6 x 9 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-137-8
AK-SG-09-03 | $15.00 PDF | Free
Northern Harbors and Small Ports:
Steps to Success for Rural Entrepreneurs:
Alan Sorum
Terry Johnson
162 pp. | 5.5 x 8.5 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-102-6
94 pp. | 8.5 x 11 Softcover book | spiral ISBN 978-1-56612-132-3
M-88 | Free PDF | Free
Operation and Maintenance
Starting an Ecotourism Business in Alaska
Does Diesel Have a Future in the Fishing Industry? Greg Fisk 8 pp. | 8.5 x 11
ASG-52 | $1.00 PDF | Free
Fuel-Saving Measures for Fishing Industry Vessels When gasoline and diesel fuel prices hit record high levels in 2008, vessel operators looked for new ways to reduce fuel consumption and costs. Prices retreated the following year and the concern about fuel efficiency diminished. In 2011 prices began climbing again, and analysts say that the supply and demand factors point to a coming era of fuel prices substantially higher than previously experienced in the United States. Research organizations in the United States and abroad conduct studies on ways to cut fuel costs. Formal research and operational experience point to technological and operational measures that can help vessel owners save fuel. This report summarizes results from published studies and experiences reported by commercial vessel operators on ways to reduce fuel consumption and save money. It is intended to do the following: 1. Briefly outline how fuel energy is consumed in a fishing vessel and the implications for finding fuel savings. 2. Describe results of research into vessel energy efficiency. 3. List some emerging technologies, existing technologies currently in application outside of the fishing industry, and technologies and classes of products that are being touted as helpful in saving fuel but are impractical, unproven, or proven to be ineffective. 4. Describe some proven methods for achieving improved efficiency that are realistic for fishing operations. 5. Summarize the concept of a fishing vessel energy audit.
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Alaska Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program University of Alaska Fairbanks 1007 W. 3rd Ave., Suite 100 Anchorage, AK 99501 (907) 274-9695 firstname.lastname@example.com
ASG-57 2011 doi:10.4027/fsmfiv.2011
Saving Fuel on Your Recreational or Charter Boat
Fuel-Saving Measures for Fishing Industry Vessels
Terry Johnson
Terry Johnson
8 pp. | 8.5 x 11
16 pp. | 8.5 x 11
ASG-56 | $1.00 PDF | Free
ASG-57 | $1.00 PDF | Free
Tips to Reduce Fuel Costs for Your Boat 11 x 17 | Poster
SG-ED-63 | Free PDF | Free
Save Money on Boat Fuel Brochure
SG-ED-62 | 50¢ PDF | Free
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COMMERCIAL FISHING SAFETY & SURVIVAL New Editio
7th Edition
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Beating the Odds: A Guide to Fishing Safety, 7th edn
Susan Clark Jensen and Jerry Dzugan 5.5 x 8.5 | Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-178-1
MAB-41 | $15.00 Winner of several national awards
Beating the Odds is an excellent resource on safety and survival. The seventh edition features substantial renewal to the chapters on first aid, sea survival, and drills, plus updates to all chapters. The content has been revamped to match the title change, to make the book useful worldwide (the former title was Beating the Odds in Northern Waters).
Defensive Diving:
What Every Tender Should Know about Dive Harvest Safety
Operational Practices
Deborah Mercy, director
Flooding Control:
Knowledge and Tools to Prevent Sinking
Ellen Frankenstein
20 minutes | DVD
Deborah Mercy and Jerry Dzugan, directors
28 minutes | DVD
14 minutes | DVD
Stability problems account for 35% of all vessel losses. This film outlines factors that affect stability of small fishing vessels—proper loading, free surface effect, watertight integrity, icing, lifting loads, shifting loads, weight creep, hang-ups, and heavy seas— and suggests procedures to enhance stability and improve safety. Footage of real fishing vessel capsizings, models, and survivor interviews illustrates the potentially tragic results of vessel stability problems.
Defensive diving is an invaluable tool for commercial dive harvestors and other divers who want their onboard tenders to be able to respond quickly and appropriately to an emergency. With a dramatized orientation of a new tender and interviews with divers who have survived diving mishaps, this film provides an overview of a tender's role in a safe dive operation.
Beating the Odds:
A Matter of Survival:
32 minutes | DVD
Ellen Frankenstein
Onboard Emergency Drills
Fishing Vessel Stability:
Fifty percent of the vessels lost at sea sink because of uncontrolled flooding. Knowing how to control flooding can save your vessel, your catch, and the lives of you and your crew. This video covers maintenance to prevent flooding, as well as preparation and procedures to have in place before a flooding emergency occurs. Illustrates various temporary patches, plugs, and other vessel flooding control techniques.
When Seconds Count:
Rescues at Sea:
26 minutes | DVD
Deborah Mercy and Jerry Dzugan, directors
24 minutes | DVD
15 minutes | DVD
Liferaft Survival Packs
Care and Use of Immersion Suits
A Guide to Helicopter Rescues and Dewatering Pumps
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Hanging a Gillnet
Hanging a Gillnet Planning Buying supplies Hanging ratios Hanging Finishing up
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Gillnet Hanging 4th edn
Net Mending and Patching
Paula Cullenberg
P. D. Lorimer
22 pp. | 11 x 8.5 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-155-2
15 pp. | 9 x 7.75 Booklet
18 minutes | DVD
Quality Is in Your Hands: Salmon
Hanging a Gillnet
Skiff Fishermen
Deborah Mercy, director
The DVD shows how to plan the net, buy supplies, hang the net, and finish up.
16 minutes | DVD ISBN 978-1-56612-117-0
Illustrated guide to mending and patching fishing nets, aimed at fishermen starting off in a net fishery.
An illustrated, step-by-step guide for gillnet fishermen. Gillnet Hanging is critical to success in catching fish.
This video was created for skiff fishermen, especially in southwestern Alaska, to help improve the fishery product and their business.
Labeling Requirements for Alaska Seafood Processors
Working with the Alaska Board of Fisheries:
Izetta Chambers
Izetta Chambers
6 pp. | 8.5 x 11
6 pp. | 8.5 x 11
ASG-58 | $1.00 PDF | Free
ASG-59 | $1.00 PDF | Free
Alaska commercial seafood processors must label their product according to state and federal regulations. This bulletin makes clear what information is required—company name, name of seafood, ingredients (if applicable), permit number, date, weight, care of product, etc.
Did you know that Alaska residents and fishermen can submit proposals to the Alaska Board of Fisheries, to change resource management laws and create new regulations? This bulletin tells how to maximize your effectiveness in the process—which forms to submit, when to do so, and how to prepare oral and written testimony.
Guidance for Fishermen
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Seafood Safety:
Care of Halibut Aboard the Fishing Vessel
Quality Handling of Hook-Caught Rockfish
Doris Hicks and Don Kramer
Doug Coughenower
Don Kramer and Brian Paust
Brian Paust and John Svensson
36 pp. | 6 x 9 Softcover book
20 pp. | 5.5 x 8.5 Softcover book
Step-by-step instructions on how to land, prepare, and store halibut to produce top quality product and get higher prices.
The fisherman who takes care to produce consistently good quality product will have no trouble selling rockfish.
What Consumers Need to Know
8.5 x 11 Brochure | tri-fold
Single copy | Free PDF | Free Multiple copies | See website Advises consumers how to safely handle highly perishable fish and shellfish, including storing, thawing, cooking, and serving.
Recipes for Sausage from Fish 3.75 x 8.5 Brochure | tri-fold
Single copy | Free PDF | Free Multiple copies | See website Delicious recipes for fish sausage, with full-process instructions from raw fish to smoked links.
Trashing Your Livelihood:
Marine Debris and Commercial Fishing
Salmon Quality for Gillnet Fishermen Deborah Mercy, director
Deborah Mercy and Jerry Dzugan, directors
30 minutes | DVD ISBN 978-1-56612-145-3
16 minutes | DVD
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Care and Handling of Salmon: The Key to Quality John P. Doyle ISBN 978-1-56612-010-4
MAB-45 | out of print PDF | Free
Fishing for Octopus Brian Paust PDF only ISBN 978-1-56612-042-5
AK-SG-88-03 | out of print PDF | Free
The Alaska Fisheries Business Assistance Project provides information and resources to Alaska's fishermen, processors, and marine-related businesses.
Fishermen's Direct Marketing Manual, 4th edn Terry Johnson, editor 96 pp. | 8.5 x 10.75 Softcover book
MAB-53 | Free PDF | Free pdf
Helps fishermen learn strategies for distributing seafood, locating customers, packaging and shipping, and basic business planning.
Business Resource Guide for Alaska Fishermen Terry Johnson, editor 56 pp. PDF only
MAB-57 | Free An excellent resource list of state and federal agencies, fisheries organizations, nonprofits, and companies. Also included are books, newsletters, magazines, videos, software, and websites.
How to Make a Directed Transfer of Your Fishing Business
Developing Cooperatives for the Alaska Seafood Industry
Sunny Rice
Glenn Haight, Andrew Crow, and Hans Geier
48 pp. | 5.5 x 8.5 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-109-5
MAB-59 | $5.00 PDF | $4.50 BUNDLE | $6.50 This book introduces established fishermen to the subject of retiring from fishing, discusses transfer strategies, and examines tax implications. By encouraging fishermen to pass on their business skills, this book helps foster the next generation of Alaska fishermen.
45 pp. | 5.5 x 8.5 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-125-5
MAB-61 | $10.00 PDF | $9.00 Cooperatives offer a business model for Alaska seafood producers to open new markets, create locally controlled processing, and pool purchasing power. This book will help you decide whether a cooperative is the best path to follow for your small seafood business.
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Fishing Vessel Insurance: How
Much Is Enough? Terry Johnson 8 pp. | 8.5 x 11
Tips for Direct Marketers: Working with a Broker or Trader Sunny Rice, Quentin Fong, and Glenn Haight 4 pp. | 8.5 x 11
Single copy | $1.00 • PDF | Free
Tips for Direct Marketers:
The Onboard DEC Inspection Torie Baker 6 pp. | 8.5 x 11
Tracking Your Money: A Quick Guide for Alaska's Skiff Fisherman and Catcher-Seller
The Business of Fishing: Managing
Glenn Haight 12 pp. | 8.5 x 11
Tips for Direct Marketers: Basic Startup Guide for the Direct Market Fisherman
Tips for Direct Marketers: Calculating
Profitability for a Direct Marketing Operation
Glenn Haight 12 pp. | 8.5 x 11
Tips for Managing Yearly Fishing Income Torie Baker and Glenn Haight
Glenn Haight and Jerry Liboff
Izetta Chambers
4 pp. | 8.5 x 11
2 pp. | 8.5 x 11
6 pp. | 8.5 x 11
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Guidelines for Shellfish Farming in Alaska
What Does Genetics Have to Do with It?
Brian Paust and Ray RaLonde
Anthony J. Gharrett
12 pp. | 8.5 x 11
132 pp. PDF only ISBN 978-1-56612-136-1
QTR-VII-4 | $3.00 PDF | Free
AN-18 | Free
Learn about growing shellfish and how to get aquatic farm permits. This issue also has articles on an oyster farmer's road to success and an innovative school aquaculture program in Petersburg, Alaska.
2nd edn
24 pp. | 5.5 x 8.5 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-050-0
Ray RaLonde, editor
Clarifies the role genetics plays in conservation and management of fisheries. This second edition has two new chapters on rockfishes.
This manual has guidelines, strategies, and warnings about starting a shellfish farming business in Alaska and other cold water regions.
Growing Shellfish in Alaska
Ocean Ranching 29 minutes | DVD
MAPV-19D $15.00 In Prince William Sound and other Alaska fishing areas, the release of healthy young salmon into the ocean has resulted in high returns of adult salmon. Hatcheries have helped stabilize the up-and-down cycles of wild salmon runs. This video reveals the history of Alaska's hatcheries and describes present-day procedures and operations.
Alaska Oyster Growers Manual, 4th edn 295 pp. | PDF only ISBN 978-1-56612-172-9
AN-19PDF | Free
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aquatic farm packet.
Longline systems can last for decades with very little maintenance. They are also efficient for working lantern nets, and are relatively inexpensive. Rafts can also be used for hanging lantern nets, but offer no real advantage over longlines and cost more per unit of gear
accommodated. Longlines are simply ropes strung between buoys attached to anchors. These lines can
Parallel independent longlines south of Kake.
at Pearl of Alaska's farm
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Recoveries and Yields from Pacific Fish and Shellfish Chuck Crapo, Brian Paust, and Jerry Babbitt 36 pp. | 5.5 x 8.5 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-012-8
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Planning Seafood Cold Storage, 3rd edn
Planning for Seafood Freezing
Ed Kolbe, Don Kramer, and Joseph Junker
Ed Kolbe and Don Kramer
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This book guides processors through the planning and building stages of a cold store unit. This edition has a West Coast focus, expanded information on the effect of shelf life time and temperature, updated cost estimates, and graphs on cost vs. unit size.
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International Smoked Seafood Conference Proceedings Don Kramer and Liz Brown, editors 126 pp. | 8.5 x 11 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-127-9
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Fishing People of the North Cultures, Economies, and Management Responding to Change
Editors C.L. CarothErs K.r. CriddLE C.P. ChambErs P.J. CuLLEnbErg J.a. FaLL a.h. himEs-CornELL J.P. JohnsEn n.s. KimbaLL C.r. mEnziEs E.s. sPringEr
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Safe and Legal Fish Waste Composting in Alaska Izetta Chambers 4 pp. | 8.5 x 11
ASG-55 | $1.00 PDF | Free This bulletin encourages soil production using fish waste, and teaches the safety and legal aspects of composting fish waste to comply with Alaska laws.
Fishing People of the North: Cultures, Economies, and Management Responding to Change C. Carothers, K.R. Criddle, C.P. Chambers, P.J. Cullenberg, J.A. Fall, A.H. Himes-Cornell, J.P. Johnsen, N.S. Kimball, C.R. Menzies, and E.S. Springer, editors 6x9 Hardcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-171-2
AK-SG-12-03 | $50.00 PDF | $35.00 CHAPTERS | Free pdf
In nineteen peer-reviewed articles, authors present research in anthropology, biology, and economics on fishing communities in Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Russia, Japan, and Norway. Papers include cultural responses to climate change, and transitions in fishing communities on permits, quotas, and target species. Articles also cover using local knowledge to preserve a fishery and to map subsistence patterns, and tribal involvement in fisheries management. Contributors share ways to address change and ensure that fishing remains a healthy, vibrant part of northern fishing communities.
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Life on the Beach:
Among Friends and Anemones
Madelyn Yerden-Walker
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Where the Land and Sea Meet
It Could Have Been Prevented
Kirsten Carlson
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Preparing for the Emergency
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Ocean Treasure: Alaska Native Science: A Curriculum Guide Dolly Garza 143 pp. | 8.5 x 11 Softcover book ISBN 978-187796-247-9
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Commercial Fishing in Alaska
Tlingit Moon and Tide Teaching Resource:
Terry Johnson
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200 pp. | 11 x 8.5 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-080-7
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Winner of two national awards
Ocean Treasure is about the Alaska fishing industry. It provides an overview of the seafood industry, with photos and drawings of fish and invertebrates and the vessels and gear used to harvest them.
Winner of two national awards
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This illustrated book describes the vast Bering Sea region of Alaska. Read about the history—early Russian exploration, the U.S. purchase of Alaska, WW II and the Cold War—and present-day efforts to manage the abundant natural resources.
Combining Iñupiaq and Scientific Knowledge: Ecology in Northern Kotzebue Sound, Alaska
Alex Whiting, David Griffith, Stephen Jewett, Lisa Clough, William Ambrose, and Jeffrey Johnson
Beach Explorations: A Curriculum for Grades 5-10 Gloria Snively
71 pp. | 11 x 8.5 Softcover book ISBN 978-1-56612-161-3
286 pp. Softcover book with 80 5 x 7 study cards
This illustrated book uses traditional and scientific knowledge to present an understanding of 65 species and environmental processes in Kotzebue Sound in northwestern Alaska. A unique contribution is the month-by-month seasonal account.
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M. Allen, S. Campbell, J. Dzugan, D. Falvey, M. Jones, R. McElrath, and S. Newell
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Cold Water Safety and Survival, Vol. 2
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The latest information on cold water survival, hypothermia, and personal flotation devices for grades 3-12.
Presents units on preparing for a land adventure, maps and compasses, and emergencies for grades 3-12.
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alaskaseagrant.org/teachers The curriculum meets Alaska science content standards and grade level expectations. The online Alaska Seas and Rivers marine/aquatic curriculum, developed by Alaska teachers, university education faculty, and professional educators, provides free, high-quality units for use by teachers, homeschoolers, interpreters, youth groups, nature tour guides, and anyone seeking fascinating content on marine science topics. Two grade 8 activities received National Science Foundation climate education kudos.
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Fishing for Pollock in a Sea of Change: A Historical Analysis of
Global Progress in EcosystemBased Fisheries Management
J. Strong and K.R. Criddle
G.H. Kruse, H.I. Browman, K.L. Cochrane, D. Evans, G.S. Jamieson, P.A. Livingston, D. Woodby, and C.I. Zhang, editors
the Bering Sea Pollock Fishery ISBN 978-1-56612-173-6
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In this book the authors relate the history of the Bering Sea pollock fishery and its management from WW II to present. Anecdotes from fishermen and fishery managers, and numerous color photos, help tell the story of why the pollock fishery is a success and how close it came to being an economic disaster.
AK-SG-12-01 PDF | $35.00 Illustrated articles in the peer-reviewed proceedings evaluate global progress on ecosystem-based fisheries management by reviewing regional situations and new analytical tools. The papers offer ideas for future progress in implementation of ecosystem-based fisheries management.
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Fishing People of the North Cultures, Economies, and Management Responding to Change
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Illustrated Keys to Free-Living Invertebrates of Eurasian Arctic Seas and Adjacent Deep Waters, Vol. 1.
Illustrated Keys to Free-Living Invertebrates of Eurasian Arctic Seas and Adjacent Deep Waters, Vol. 2.
S.V. Vassilenko and V.V. Petryashov, editors
G.N. Buzhinskaja, editor
C. Carothers, K.R. Criddle, C.P. Chambers, P.J. Cullenberg, J.A. Fall, A.H. Himes-Cornell, J.P. Johnsen, N.S. Kimball, C.R. Menzies, and E.S. Springer, editors
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Our Latest Events in Devon
BUDDHIST TALK by Nic Briscoe
DATE Fri, Jan 27th @ 19:00
SUBJECT The Meaning of Buddhist Refuge
WHERE Exeter Diamond Way Buddhist Centre
BUDDHIST TALK by Nic Briscoe
DATE Sat Jan 28th @ 13:00
SUBJECT Why meditate?
WHERE The Quaker House in Plymouth
For the full programme please see events page ....
About Nic Briscoe
Nic was born in Australia and moved to England at an early age. He took refuge with Lama Ole in 2006, prior to this he was part off the Buddhist centre in Brighton. He has been involved in activities within Diamond Way and for the last 5 years has been a Buddhist travelling teacher. Much of Nic's background has been in music working as a musician, songwriter, sound engineer and music producer. He also spent several years as a marketing and fundraising director of a hospice charity. He now lives in a small Buddhist community in Spain, very close to the famous retreat centre of Karma Guen.
Buddhism in Schools
New contact details and information for Schools interested in finding out more about Buddhism and Meditation here.
Directions to the Buddhist Centre
The centre is on New North Road approximately 100 metres from the clock tower when travelling towards the Exeter College from the town centre direction. We are the last house on the left hand side immediately before the traffic lights. It's the yellow house with a brown front door.
Lama Ole Nydahl's Travel Plan 2017
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Welcome to the Exeter Diamond Way Buddhist website
Hello, and a warm welcome to you from the Diamond Way Buddhist centre here in Exeter, Devon. The centre was opened in 2004 and is one of over 655 international Diamond Way Buddhist centres and groups around the world. Our centres were founded by Lama Ole Nydahl according to the wishes of H.H. the 16th Karmapa Rangjung Rigpe Dorje. We follow the spiritual guidance of H.H. the 17th Gyalwa Karmapa, Trinley Thaye Dorje. and are part of the Karma Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism which is a noble tradition that can be traced back to the historical Buddha Shakyamuni.
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His career benefited greatly from the first stoppage. He didn't fare as well ten years later for the second one. As I said earlier, some of the experiences may be affected by the career cycle when the stoppage happens.
One should ask Recchi how he felt about the first stoppage.
I'm sure Recchi being in his mid 20s to early 30s after the first lockout and in is late 30s after the last lockout had nothing to do with his pay over the course of each CBA.
All those 70, 80, 90 and 100 point seasons after the first lockout has nothing to do with the amount of money he made, it was all the lockout that gave him the money.
The fact that never reached 70 points again after the 2nd lockout has nothing to do with the amount of money he made, it was all the CBAs fault!!!
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San Diego-based Staccato Communications, a developer of ultra-wideband (UWB) wireless chips, has scored a certification for its products. According to the firm, its Ripcord2 single-chip UWB products have received the official WiMedia PHY certification. WiMedia is a new standard targeted at high speed, wireless multimedia communications, specifically in the areas of PCs, consumer electronics, and mobile applications. Staccato's chips are aimed at high volume consumer applications. The firm's chipsets also support Wireless USB and Bluetooth.


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Hi, We are considering implementing Spiceworks in a large scale network, mostly as inventory tool for workstations and network devices. We have some 20 sites with some 300-500 workstations per site, split over multiple VLANS.
Does anybody have experience with this kind of implementation? What is the suggested architecture, experiences of the LAN/WAN network load, server specs, etc?
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I would setup one Spiceworks as Central Server at your central network. Don`t use it for the scanning job.
At every network setup another SW maschines for the scanning job (Remote Collector).
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Thanks bytesnake, we've decided to set-up a pilot site to test it out.
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Julian lay on the hard concrete floor as if dead, laying still, his hands bound behind his back, ankles bound together and his naked body wet with sweat and cum. The Master's footprint was still evident on his chest, the dirty sole of the boot leaving its pattern on his wet skin. The room was so dimly lit the corners fell into darkness. How long he lay on the floor he didn't know, couldn't fathom, for there was nothing to give him any sense of time. No windows in the room, no clock, no sounds from adjacent rooms that would hint of a time. It didn't matter.
He belong to Him, had submitted, obediently, and the Master used him for his pleasure. He felt the large dildo buried in his hole, monstrously large, his hole painfully stretched open and fucked with it, the only lube other slaves' cum. His fingers could just graze its base and feel the thickness of it and the way it protruded from his body, obscenely jutting out from his hole.
A door squeaked opened and he opened his eyes seeing the bare feet of two men coming toward him. He looked up and saw they were two others who belonged to Master, each wearing only collars and cuffs around each wrist and ankle. Their bodies had the smears of grime from being on a floor and the flaking dried cum of the Master's sex play. One of them pulled the dildo from his hole then they grabbed him by the arms hoisting him up and dragged him across the floor and out the door.
Julian was bound to an old wooden table, the thick planks rough against his back. His arms were stretched out over his head and secured then the lock holding his ankles together was removed and each ankle secured to a corner. The two slaves left the room leaving him under the one light in the room, intense was its illumination of his prone body and it blinded him to his surroundings. His nakedness was still unusual to him and it aroused him, made his cock grow erect and this arousal fascinated him, made him wonder to what lengths he'd go for this feeling.
The door opened and Julian could hear the scuffling sound of someone approaching. The Master appeared in the light, his face in shadow, and he pulled a young guy up next to him. The guy was lean and his face was boyishly young looking especially with his long thick black hair which was damp with sweat and probably the Master's cum. Julian saw how the guy's chest and stomach glowed red from a flogging and as he looked at the guy in the face at his smooth skin and bright blue eyes he also saw the dried cum flaking off his cheeks and forehead.
"This boy has earned my cock, unlike you, and I'm going to let you watch him take it" the Master taunted Julian and he pulled the naked guy to the end of the table and shoved him over, pushing him by the neck burying his face down between Julian's spread legs. Julian felt the heaving breath blow over his ass, felt the warm face pressed against him crushing his balls and pressing up against his body. He tried to shift his body but was fasten too securely to the table. Soon he felt the way the guy rocked against him, felt the way he exhaled hard against his skin below his sac and moaned and grunted with every forward thrust of the Master taking his pleasure with this fuck. The guy moaned so loudly, obscenely grunting with every thrust of the Master's cock into his hole and Julian felt every movement and it aroused him, made his cock grow erect and rise up hard. The Master fucked harder, rocking the entire table as he pounded the guy's hole and the rocking motion, the hard vibration of it made Julian grow more aroused till his cock was flexing up and down over his abdomen. Pre-cum beaded up at the slit and drooled down to his abdomen.
The guy cried out a few times and then pressed his face against Julian harder with his hot breath, the feel of his hair brushing Julian's thighs and crotch, even tickling the hairs of his sac and then he pushed his tongue against Julian's ass, ran it up and down the ridge line of skin below the sac and over the lubed and stretched open hole. The guy rimmed Julian's hole, probed into it as he rocked back and forth with the Master's fuck. Julian tried to spread his legs, tried to open himself up to the guy, to give him full access to his hole and the Master laughed at his futile efforts.
The guy stopped rocking and suddenly he was pulled up and Julian leaned up watching the Master drag the guy to the table's side forcing him to his knees. Julian watched as the Master grabbed the guy by the hair and shoved his thick slick cock into the guy's mouth pumping his hips roughly. The guy took each forward push and Julian watched how his throat bulged with the Master's cock, watched the guy turn red when the Master held it buried in his throat. The Master pumped his hips slowly a few times then he began to fuck, to drive his cock into the guy's mouth. It was obvious when the Master was coming, when he was pumping his load into the guy's mouth by the way he jabbed his cock into the mouth in short hard thrusts, the way he was tensed up tight, every muscle showing on his body and the way he cried out as he ejaculated each wad into the guy. The Master kept pumping his cock till cum leaked out around his shaft as it piston in and out of the guy's mouth. Cum ran down his chin and Julian watched, his own cock so hard it ached. He watched cum trickle down and drip on the guy's chest and he wished it was him servicing the Master, the one taking his load.
The Master dragged the guy over to the wall and Julian made out the cage sitting on the floor and watched as the Master locked the guy in it. The Master said nothing to Julian as he walked out of the room leaving him on the table and the guy in the cage. As the door closed the Master hit the light switch and the room descended into darkness.


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Different methods to define utility functions yield different results and engage different neural processes
Although the concept of utility is fundamental to many economic theories, up to now a generally accepted method determining a subject's utility function is not available. We investigated two methods that are used in economic sciences for describing utility functions by using response-locked event-related potentials in order to assess their neural underpinnings. For defining the certainty equivalent (CE), we used a lottery game with probabilities of 0.5, for identifying the subjects' utility functions directly a standard bisection task was applied. Although the lottery tasks' payoffs were only hypothetical, a pronounced negativity was observed resembling the error related negativity (ERN) previously described in action monitoring research, but this occurred only for choices far away from the indifference point between money and lottery. By contrast, the bisection task failed to evoke an ERN irrespective of the responses' correctness. Based on these findings we are reasoning that only decisions made in the lottery task achieved a level of subjective relevance that activates cognitive-emotional monitoring. In terms of economic sciences, our findings support the view that the bisection method is unaffected by any kind of probability valuation or other parameters related to risk and in combination with the lottery task can, therefore, be used to differentiate between payoff and probability valuation.
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Gone are the old yellow dabba with a green palm tree and the association with not-so-heart-friendly vanaspati ghee. Dalda now sports a contemporary look, feel, taste and a new proposition – that of health, freshness, but with no compromise on taste. And to get across this new identity, a new campaign has been conceptualised by Saint & Warriors.
Dalda's range of oils like soyabean, mustard, sunflower and groundnut would be sold under the 'Husband's Choice' range. The name 'Husband's Choice' has been arrived at based on a consumer insight that all Indian housewives have this tussle between health and taste. While the housewife is always concerned that her family eats healthy food, the husband is only interested in eating tasty food. 'Husband's Choice', therefore, conveys to the housewife that while Dalda oils are healthy, they will also help her provide the food of her husband's choice without compromising on health.
Speaking on the strategy, Videh Jaipuriar, VP – Foods, Bunge India, explained, "Liberalisation of the economy and the explosion in media channels in the past decade has resulted in consumers becoming more quality conscious and discerning. With the increase in awareness on health issues, consumers are now adopting refined oils as cooking medium. With this background, it was imperative that we upgrade our product offering as well as brand imagery for Dalda."
On the brief given to the agency and the creative though process, Pushpinder Singh, Chairman, Saints & Warriors, said, "The brief was to reinvent the brand while retaining its original proposition of taste and trust, and adding the health dimension to it. The TVC campaign built around 'Husband's Choice' is a great way to communicate to the target audience that Dalda oils are not only healthy, but at the same time help prepare food without compromising on taste."
The new advertisement for the brand takes the 'Husband's Choice' insight and builds the brands preposition around it, where the wife (protagonist) is shown worrying about her husband being active enough to take the stress of day-to-day living.
She is concerned that he should be active and energetic in his work life; he should get enough exercise so that he stays fit. While the husband (who is a foodie) in all scenarios is only bothered about the taste of the food he eats. The ad through its juxtaposition of scenes builds up this contrast of thinking between the wife and the husband.
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Jumping into the M1A2 Abram next we I tried out Armored Escort. As a sort of first-person take on the tank missions in World at War's console version, players have control over the tank itself with the d-pad (rotation and movement) and then control either the cannon or .50 CAL via the touch screen. This one is pretty self-explanatory, as I made my way through a "not Iraq, but sort of Iraq" city blasting away at enemy tanks and mowing down footmen with the .50. As far as responsiveness goes, the machine gun is much faster, acting like a regular ADS rifle with more recoil. Looking down the gun is a bit tough, and the enemies are small on screen, so it'll take some getting used to. Overall though it's fun and easy to pick people off as you make your way through the city.
The tank's cannon can be a bit of a pain at first, but after a couple minutes I had it down. Since it's slower to turn your first instinct is to just tap and drag like a normal gun, and it won't work. Instead, holding the stylus to the edges of the screen will pan the gun. Again, it takes some getting used to, but it works fine given the feel the developer was going for. In addition, the FPS mode for the tank's cannon is actually pretty awesome, using a video filter as if you're actually watching the battlefield from the Abram's weapon cam system. With the .50 CAL you're right there in the thick of it, so there's no filter. Hop into the gunner seat for the main tube, however, and you're looking out a video display with actual interference. It's an awesome touch.
And finally we've got the AC-130. After a minute of using the game's bomber controls I told Activision to release a whole slew of these missions as a standalone DSiWare game, as the AC-130 is one hell of a rewarding pocket experience. Removing all music and having just a black and white gunner cam while spying on a battlefield works wonders, as the stylus-driven aiming allowed for sheepishly "detached" kills in a very cold, by-the-numbers kind of way. You cans witch between 20mm, 40mm, and the dreaded 105 howitzer shot via the d-pad, and that also changes the camera zoom and lag on the shots. Mowing people down with the 20mm is nice, but switching to the 40mm is essential for taking out vehicles, and the same goes for the 105 shots for full-on building leveling. The mission plays out in waves, using an actual cloud crossfade that looks natural and manages to stream in new areas instantly. Each minute or two you're prompted with a new scenario, including everything from a hostage situation with "marked" (with a red strobe) allies surrounded by baddies to full-on building-leveling support fire for incoming convoys. This is only a hands-on, and it's only the beginning for Mobilized, but already it's pretty obvious that moments like the AC-130 mission make for a must-own package. Hopefully there's a whole lot more of that, as it was easily the highlight of the demo. Seriously Activision… DSiWare… do it.
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So besides using food color to make everything green, I thought I'd put a recipe here for something a little more natural. Pesto! I realize that this is a meal that can be an acquired taste, but adding the alfredo sauce to this recipe definitely tones down the spicy flavor of the basil….even my husband likes it!
Here's a basic recipe for your pesto sauce….honestly, when I make it I just throw a bunch of basil, pine nuts, garlic and parmesan cheese into my food processor until it looks and smells right, then stir in the olive oil. But if you want an official recipe, this is one that I have used in the past and it comes out really great!
Garden Pesto Sauce
3 cups. fresh basil leaves
1/4-1/2 c. pine nuts
4 cloves garlic
1/4 c. grated parmesan cheese
about 1 c. olive oil
Blend together the first four ingredients in a food processor. (If you don't have a food processor, coursly chop the basil first, and you can use your blender instead!) Add the olive oil slowly…you can definitely adjust the amount of olive oil due to your personal taste. This is really a recipe that you can't go wrong with!
Pesto sauce is amazing as a topping on all kinds of foods as well…especially breads. Brio serves up a summer bruchetta with roasted tomatoes and mozzarella cheese and they drizzle pesto sauce on top – it's delicious! It's also really yummy as a topping for garlic bread. If you want to use it for regular pesto pasta, just add a little extra olive oil and toss it with a box of hot spaghetti. It really is worth trying again, even if you haven't liked it in the past! There's something better about it when you make it yourself (and even better if the basil and garlic are fresh from your own summer garden!)
Now onto the chicken pesto….this is a recipe that I've tried about ten different times, ten different ways and never quite found the right one! This is a combination of several different recipes that I've tested out and the simplest way to make it as well. Hope you enjoy! Also, you can always substitute store bought pesto or even a pack of pesto seasoning for the fresh pesto…it's totally up to you!
Creamy Chicken Pesto
1 – 1/2 lbs chicken tenderloins
2 tbsp. butter
salt/pepper to taste
8oz. package bowtie pasta, cooked
15 oz jar alfredo sauce
1/2 cup. fresh pesto sauce
garnish: parmesean cheese
In a skillet, over medium heat, cook chicken in melted butter until juices run clear. Season with salt and pepper to your liking.
This is my husbands favorite type of cooked chicken!
Meanwhile, in a large pot, mix together cooked pasta, and alfredo and pesto sauces. If you like a little wetter pasta, you can add a bit of milk to thin it out a bit. If you want it to be a little greener for St. Patty's day, you can always add a few drops of green food coloring!
Serve up a big plate of your pesto pasta and top it off with a couple of chicken tenderloins and sprinkled parmesan cheese. So yummy and SUPER easy! Pair it up with a thick slice of garlic bread and a fresh salad for a really great dinner!


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You could nuke them 1/2 way. Then do the oil and rub thing and finish in the Egg during the 20 minute rest and the remainder of the cook.
You could also start them in the oven 1/2 way and finish in the Egg.
Good luck!