Articles from Alaska Business Monthly (May 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A voice from the SBA: want to start or expand a business? Here are three methods to do that.	Dickey, Sam J.		1092
AEDC.			145
Alaska Air celebrates $3.5 million Nome terminal expansion.	Pilkington, Steve		108
Alaska as a model for sustainable fisheries? Not quite. We are facing disaster unless we protect the fisheries and ecosystems in the state.	Hocevar, John		1575
Alaska Business Monthly's 2007 oil & gas directory.		Statistical table	13632
Alaska Democratic Party.			121
Alaska groundfish management: is it precautionary and sustainable? Fisheries off Alaska account for around half of total U.S. harvests and are the state's No. 1 private-sector employer.	Pohl, John		3144
Alyeska Title Guaranty Agency.		Brief article	95
An ounce of prevention ... 'blue goo' adds life to pipeline by controlling corrosion.	Grenn, Ben		890
Before and after: auto repair business is hard work, high-tech.	Brown, Cathy		1483
Branding goes ker-splat!	McCorkle, Vern		476
Ch'etbuja: native shareholders receive benefits under their corporations' umbrella.	Grenn, Ben		1703
Computer simulator enhances Carlile's training.	Pilkington, Steve		186
Construction: $7 billion statewide: it will be a strong year despite a flattening in the industry.	West, Gail		2176
Cook & Haugeberg LLC.		Brief article	90
Council on Disabilities and Special Education.		Brief article	127
Department of Natural Resources.			107
Fairbanks construction: five golden years: this year new construction in Fairbanks should be in the $75 million to $80 million range.	Liles, Patricia	Brief article	1412
Going 'green': function and form key to new home construction with environment and energy savings in forefront.	Maynard Barbara		1324
Health care in Alaska: poised for progress: balancing cost-shifting, the feds, technology and opportunities.	Heyman, Duane		1393
High January unemployment: overall a gradual downward trend?	Spohn, Kari		2529
Horizon Lines.			93
Independents and big three unite on North Slope: exploration and production are 'more robust' this year than recent past.	Liles, Patricia		2141
Kakivik Asset Management LLC.			120
Lack of bids sign of the times in oil industry.	Pilkington, Steve		313
May events calendar.		Calendar	1216
Mobile data 101: wireless devices: high technology that fits in the palm of a hand.	Cinelli, Steve		1185
Nature-based tourism: a new label for Southeast: the Panhandle attracts the adventuresome tourist who wants the real Alaska experience.	Bonham Colby, Nicole A.		1510
Partners, pals and Pegasus: SBA honors small businesspersons of year.	Stomierowski, Peg	Cover story	1993
Pegasus + two: SBA honors several for their growth and high credentials.	Stomierowski, Peg		499
SLR.			99
Southcentral's promise: with advanced new technologies available and high prices for both oil and natural gas, companies are turning their attention to the Cook Inlet once again and are now quite optimistic.	Bradner, Mike		1690
Southeast rich in construction projects: most everywhere a cruise ship or ferry docks or airplane lands in Southeast Alaska, something is under construction.	Colby, Kent L.		1696
Students present ideas in community creating contest.	Pilkington, Steve		179
Summer's winged tourists are a worthwhile attraction: Homer and Cordova host shorebird festivals.	Pilkington, Steve		690
UAA.			100
Upscale anchorage: higher-end homes comprise up to 30 percent of the city's buying market.	Hardan-Smith, Sara J.		1499