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... workers in wage and salary employment in 2009 were 29 or younger. The summer peak in harvesting and processing employment coincides with summer break from school, making the fi shing industry ... 2010 A laska’s fi shing industry is a major eco- nomic engine, leading the nation in fi sh harvesting value and poundage. Harvest- ing and processing also help drive our state econ- omy. In 2009, the industry ... Cook Inlet, and the Copper River area; pinks dominate in Southeast Alaska, Prince William Sound, and Ko- diak; chum are the main harvest for the Kuskokwim and Yukon Delta regions; and king salmon...

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... http://www.nap.edu Atlantic Salmon in Maine http://books.nap.edu/catalog/10892.html 14 ATLANTIC SALMON IN MAINE • The current prohibition of commercial and recreational fishing for salmon in Maine, including catch-and-release ... protocol used since involves catching young, actively feed- ing fish (parr) in the river, rearing them to maturity in the hatchery, mating them, and releasing the resulting fry into their native ... http://www.nap.edu Atlantic Salmon in Maine http://books.nap.edu/catalog/10892.html 4 ATLANTIC SALMON IN MAINE The homing of salmon provides an opportunity for the salmon to adapt to environmental conditions in their...

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... vulnerability as they manifest in the past and present of Alaska Native foodways. The first paper, ‘Outpost Gardening in Interior Alaska examines the historical dimensions of cropping by Athabascan peoples ... niche in emerging indigenous movements against the vulnerabilities embedded within participation in the cheap food system (Kloppenburg et al. 1996). Native communities, including many in the flats, ... of interest in gardening to contentment to rely on “welfare and pension checks,” and her successor, Nelson M. Page says in 1967 that there’s just a general lack of interest in gardening in...

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... Positioning in Vietnam of Burger King From the situation of fast-food market and Burger King in Vietnam, respectively, plus the SWOT analysis for Burger King in around the world, Burger King Vietnam ... international players in entering into fast food market in Vietnam. KFC is believed to have higher growth rates and turnover. In 2011, KFC Vietnam remained the leading player in fast food in ... ambience of being caring to customers; - Promoting advertising via internet: In fact that, among college students, males is more likely than females to be participating in heavy internet usage....

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... Indianhistory,healthissues,andchallengesexperiencedbythispopulationandthe UrbanIndianHealthOrganizationthatservethem.  “FewpeoplerealizethatthemajorityofAmericanIndiansand Alaska Natives in theUnitedStatesarenowliving in Americancities,notonreservations.Yet, FederalhealthcarepolicytowardAmericanIndiansand Alaska Natives continuestofocuslargelyontheneedsofthoselivingonreservations in rural areas—needsthat,despitedemonstrableprogresssincethecreationofthe IndianHealthService(I.H.S.) in 1955,remainsubstantial(Kauffmanetal.,1997). ThepurposeofthisIssueBriefistodescribethelargeandgrowingurbanIndian population,theirhealthstatus,andthemajorfederalhealthprograms(i.e., I.H.S.andMedicare)andfederal‐stateprograms(i.e.,MedicaidandChildHealth InsuranceProgram)thatareavailabletoimproveNativeAmericans’accessto neededhealthservices. In settingforththecircumstancesofurbanIndians,this IssueBriefdoesnotintendtosuggestthatthehealthcareneedsofIndian peopleliving in ruralareasare in anywaylesscompelling.  AGrowingPopulationofUrbanIndians In 1990,overhalfofthe2millionAmericanIndiansand Alaska Natives in the UnitedStateslived in urbanareas... In contrast,anestimated430,000Indians livedon279federalandstatereservationsthatyear,andanother40,000lived in Alaska Nativevillages(Snipp,1996).  WhoareUrbanIndians? UrbanIndiansaremembersof,ordescendantsofmembersof,oneofthemany Indiantribes orotherorganizedgroupsofaboriginalinhabitantsoftheAmericas wholive in cities.TheIndianHealthCareImprovementActdefinestheterm “UrbanIndian”tomeananyindividualwho“resides in anurbancenter”…and “meetsoneormoreofthefourcriteria”forqualifyingasan“Indian”underthe Act.  ThemigrationofIndiansfromthereservationstoAmericancitiesoccurred throughoutthepastcenturyandisexpectedtocontinue.Theproportionof Indiansliving in whattheCensusBureaudefinesas“urbanizedareas”grewfrom 45percent in 1970to56percent in 1990(U.S.CensusBureau,2001,personal communication).Historically,thismigrationreflectedfederalgovernment “relocation”policies in effectduringthe1950’s.Over160,000AmericanIndians and Alaska Nativeswereforciblymovedfromtheirreservationsintocitiesto promoteassimilationintothedominantU.S.society(Kauffmanetal.,2000;Hall, ...  Althoughthestatehasbeenanationalleader in developingasystemoflong‐termcare thatallowsolderadultsandadultswithdisabilitiesdignityandchoices in howthey wishtolive,tribalcommunitieshavelargelybeenleftout.Theneedoftribal governmentstoassureappropriatecarefor theircitizensmustberespected,andthey musthaveequitableaccesstostateandfederalresources,aswellasinformationabout existingprogramsforwhichAI/ANsareeligible.  Muchworkneedstobedone in long‐termcaretoensurethattheagingIndian population in Washington,aswellas AI/ANadultwithdisabilities,hasaccessto essentialservicesandoptionswhentheyareneeded.DevelopingstrategiesforTribes toprovidelong‐termcareservicesmustbeapriorityofbothstateandtribal governments.  SupportingData Thereislittledataavailableregardingthelong‐termcareneedsofTribaleldersand youngerIndianadultswithdisabilities.Severalfactors,suchasIndianHealthService nothistoricallyfundinglong‐termcareservices,thelowerlifeexpectancyofIndian people,andthemisclassificationandmisreportingofIndiandata,allcontributetothis gap.  Whatisknown,however,isthatAI/AN in Washingtonhavethehighestratesofchronic diseases,includingbutnotlimitedtodiabetes,coronaryheartdiseaseandasthma, thananyothergrouporpopulation. 10 Complicationsfromthesediseasescanleadto elders,aswellasyoungeradults,nolongerabletotakecareofbasicactivitiesofdaily livingwhichallowthemindependence(e.g.,walking,eating,dressing,usingthetoilet, etc.). In, ImprovingHealthThroughPartnerships:The2007‐2009AmericanIndian HealthCareDeliveryPlan,statisticaldataforAI/ANs in 10healthindicatorareaswas comparedtootherpopulationgroups,andAI/ANsconsistentlyhadthefirstorsecond worsthealthstatus in eachareawhich, in additiontothechronicdiseasesmentioned above,includedstrokes,lungcancer,femalebreastcancer,andcolorectalcancer. WithoutTribes havingappropriatelong‐termcareservicedeliverysystems in place, eldersandadultswithchronicdiseaseanddisabilitiesareathighriskforpremature institutionalizationordeath.    ... UrbanIndianHealthPrograms  TheAIHChasidentifiedUrbanIndianhealthasanareathatwarrantsadditional attentionandheightenedawareness.ManyAI/ANpeoplelive in urbanareas in the state,andtheseAI/ANindividualsfacesignificantandoftenuniquechallenges in accessingcareandremaininghealthy.Manyoftheseindividualsaremembersof WashingtonStateTribes,othersaremembersofTribesfromotherstates,someare membersoffederallyrecognizedTribes,othersarenot. In ordertoeffectivelyaddress healthdisparitiesofallAI/AN in Washington,theremustbeamoreconcertedeffortto linkurbanIndianhealthprogramstohealthreformeffortstakingplace.Thiswillallow forimprovedcoordination in providingacomprehensivehealthcaredeliverysystem forIndianpeople in Washington. In SectionIIIA,oneoftheprioritiesidentifiedforthe State‐Tribal‐UrbanIndianHealthCollaborativeistobeginthisworkbyraising awarenessofurbanIndianhealthissues.  ThefollowingisfromanissuebriefdevelopedbyRalphForquera,executivedirector, SeattleIndianHealthBoard 5 .Thisbriefprovidesacomprehensivesummaryofurban ...

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... plotting against him, Gloucester calls him an "Abhorred villain, unnatural, detested, brutish villain" (I.ii.81-82). He does not even stop to consider whether Edgar would do such a thing ... sight comes from within. Vision is the result of the mind, heart, and emotions put together, not just physical sight. This is a concept that Lear will never understand. In King Lear, clear vision ... truly going on around him. Instead, he only saw what was presented to him on the surface. When Edmund shows him the letter that is supposedly from Edgar, it takes very little convincing for...

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... IFN-sys- tem of Atlantic salmon. Thus, we were interested in ana- lyzing ISAV strains having phenotypically different growth properties in the CHSE-214 cell line to gain fur- ther insight in ISAV virulence. ... Vertebrates [9], including fish [10], mount an early strong innate immune response against virus infections, characterized by the induction and secretion of cytokines, such as type I interferons (IFN- α/β) ... transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) and Chinook salmon embryo (CHSE-214) cells constitutively expressing Atlantic salmon Mx1 protein (ASMx1) to examine the antiviral properties of ASMx1 against two...

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... kg in body weight. Including these high levels immediately post-weaning, however, may negatively influence feed intake, resulting in poorer initial growth performance. More recently, Gaines ... protein source in diets for gestating swine. J. Anim. Sci. 46:674-677. Wahlstrom, R.C., C.S. German, and G.W. Libal. 1970. Corn distillers dried grains with solubles in growing- finishing swine ... treatments. These data indicate adding DDGS at levels up to 30% in swine finishing diets did not have meaningful effects on pork muscle quality. Iodine number increased linearly, and thus, belly...

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