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Commerical fishing season set for tasty startBy GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent May 23. 2013 7:50PM
PORTSMOUTH — Local fishermen, chefs and Redhook Brewery will come together this Sunday to celebrate the beginning of the commercial fishing season.
The 2013 Fresh & Local Seafood Kickoff will also help raise awareness about some of the lesser-known and lesser-used fish caught by New Hampshire fishermen each year as they face massive quota cuts for more popular species including cod and haddock.
Award-winning Portsmouth chefs Matt Louis of Moxy and Evan Mallett of Black Trumpet will join Mark Segal of the 100 Club in Portsmouth, Evan Hennessey from Stages at One Washington in Dover and Rob Martin from The Oaks in Rochester in preparing simple and tasty dishes from redfish, Pollock, whiting, softshell lobster and dogfish for guests to enjoy along with Redhook Brewery's latest Backyard Series brew, "Black Lobstah Lager," a dark lager that was made with fresh, New Hampshire caught lobster.
Tickets to the event are $18 and can only be purchased at https://www.events.unh.edu/RegistrationForm.pm?event_id=14944.
University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension and NH Sea Grant are also helping to host the event.
"It's a kickoff to the commercial fishing season, but more importantly what we're doing is making a point to highlight underutilized species that are extremely indigenous to here, extremely underutilized and species these fishermen catch and can catch regularly but they don't have a market for it right now that can help them sustain," Louis said.
He said it is a more critical time than ever to raise awareness about these species and how restaurants and regular consumers can help support the industry.
Louis already works with redfish, soft-shell lobster and pollock in his restaurant, so he said he is excited to work with whiting, a small, white hake, for Sunday's event.
"I'm actually excited because it's small enough that it's the one that can really be shown in a whole format, it doesn't have to be broken down to filets or portions because it is that small a size, like a sardine," Louis said. "So we definitely decided that with the whiting we are going to highlight it in it's truest form: make a simple marinade, grill it, and utilize serving it whole like you would a fresh sardine."
He said the chefs are not necessarily looking to show off the crazy creations they can make from the fish, but to show how tasty the fish are, and how simply they can be prepared at home.
Louis, like all of the participating chefs, tries to source locally as often as he can, whether it be produce, meat, or seafood.
"I think there is something to be said at really looking at what you have for products here, on all levels, not just seafood, but especially dealing with the fishing industry here. I can see the water from my restaurant and in those waters there's an industry that is really, really struggling like never before and I don't know why anybody wouldn't want to do their part to get involved in that," Louis said. "This is a 400-year-old industry that is on the brink of destruction and I serve fish so why not serve fish to keep this cycle moving."
New Hampshire fishermen and lobstermen will also be on hand at the event to discuss the importance of buying local seafood and the challenges the local industry is facing with quota cuts and continued high fuel costs.
The event is from noon to 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 26, at the Portsmouth Commercial Fishing Pier.
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George R. Walker, our new columnist at Popular Woodworking, was showing me around his well-kept home in Canton, Ohio. As we stood in the middle of his front room, we were bisecting his long woodworking career.
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Mercedes-Benz U.S. International in Vance on Friday was named the Alabama Manufacturer of the Year for the state's largest manufacturers.
The honor was given by the Business Council of Alabama and the Alabama Technology Network. The honor was given to manufacturers in three categories based on the size of their employment.
MBUSI was honored as the top large manufacturer, which includes companies with at least 400 employees. Other finalists in that category were BP America Inc. in Decatur and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company in Gadsden.
MBUSI is the only U.S. automotive assembly plant for German automaker Daimler AG, which announced plans to build the plant in Vance 20 years ago.
MBUSI started producing its first vehicles in 1997, marking the start of Alabama's modern-day automotive industry. Since then, Honda and Hyundai also have built automotive assembly plants in the state, and dozens of automotive suppliers have built factories here to serve a growing number of automotive plants here and in other Southeastern states.
In naming MBUSI as Manufacturer of the Year at a luncheon in Montgomery, the BCA noted that Mercedes has continued to increase its investment in Alabama from its initial $300 million to a total projected investment of $4.5 billion by 2015.
MBUSI builds all of Mercedes' M-Class and GL-Class sport utility vehicles and its R-Class crossover vehicles. It will begin building C-Class sedans later this year, with the first C-Class destined for sale scheduled for 2014. Mercedes also has announced plans to build a fifth model, a new SUV.
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Proposed state legislation adds new spark to the debate on cell phones and cancer
Maine state Rep. Andrea Boland, a Democrat, recently put forth LD 1706 (HP 1207), "An Act to Create the Children's Wireless Protection Act." OK, before we get into the content of this, I have to ask — we need an act to create an act? If you can just go ahead and make the one act, why use it to make the second one? You could save a step and just make the second one. Yes, I know — legislation isn't that simple, and the two uses of the word 'act' probably have different meanings. Just sayin'.
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Anyway, this act, if enacted, will require a warning label to be put on all cell phones sold in Maine. The label will say, "WARNING, THIS DEVICE EMITS ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION, EXPOSURE TO WHICH MAY CAUSE BRAIN CANCER. USERS, ESPECIALLY CHILDREN AND PREGNANT WOMEN, SHOULD KEEP THIS DEVICE AWAY FROM THE HEAD AND BODY."
The act has been in committee since January, and will come to a vote in the next week.
Now, putting aside the issue of whether they are correct in their stance that cell phones could cause all of that, will this warning label actually curtail cell phone use? I believe the answer to be, no way. Look at cigarettes. We in the United State have had some sort of warning label on cigarette packages since the mid-60's, and yet millions of Americans still smoke. Only recently, when there have been crackdowns on targeted advertising, smoking bans in public areas, and the development of pharmaceutical aids to help people quit has the percentage of smokers begun to taper off.
So maybe what we need is for someone to develop a cell phone patch. Now there is a potential Nobel Prize if ever I saw one.
While I was looking around for other state-based cell phone legislation, I discovered that only six states plus the District of Columbia have laws against handheld cell phone use while driving. And Maine is not one of them. Maybe that's what they should be legislating.
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Maybe they need to inact legislation banning cell phone TV/media ads why their at it. Or maybe tax the heck out its usage to make up for the loss of cigerette & alcohol taxes. That will sure make us want to use them less.
Maine state Rep. Andrea Boland may not be capable anything more significant Give her credit for making an effort to give the appearance of being worth her salary and benefits.
I'm sorry, I have to call BS on the cell phone causing a fire at a gast station. The greatest threat a cell phone has at a gas station is to drop it and create a spark at the ground. You can watch Mythbusters where they tested many ways and were unable to create a fire, and in another eposide they tried yet again, with no successs. Beyond that, I have a degree in computer electonrics and there is no logical way for a cell phone to create a sparek. The ringer isn't a true ringer, it's a noise from a speaker, just like any music or voice recordings, which gas stations play all day and night. The only possible way I can think of a spark being created is if a battery contact is bent and a spark jumps from the battery to the battery contact/terminal. The entire circuitry is self contained. The greatest threat of a fire at a gas station would be from a static discharge, which is very easy to do. Off the top of my head, I think you can't really even begin to feel a static discharge until you're around 12,000 volts. If you want to prevent fires at the gas station, make sure you touch something metal on the pump away from the gas fumes first to equalize your static charge so there is no differnce in electrical potential between you and the pump handle.
the nannie state we've become....
Give me a break, "There should be a warning because a local man was just killed due to use at gas station that caused an explosion." There has been no confirmed and/or documented case where the use of a mobile phone has caused a gas station explosion! Even the TV show, "Myth Busters," made every attempt to prove or disprove that using cell phones can cause gas station explosions. They could not make it happen. The only true and socumented cases where cell phones can cause an explosion is when they are used to set off an Improvised Explosive Device (IED). More people have been killed using a cell phone and/or texting while driving than the the cell phone use that caused a ficticious gas station explosion. Urban legends are just urband lengends, and are perpetuated by a misinformed and Information-Challenged generation!
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The 25-year-old powerhouse singer is best known for her song "Hit Me Up," which was the theme of the Oscar-winning movie Happy Feet back in 2006. After parting ways with her record label, she decided to take some time off to develop a new sound and forge a new path in the music business.
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Sandra Bullock arrives at the People's Choice Awards 2010 held at the Nokia Theatre on Wednesday (January 6) in Los Angeles.
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This heat is really slowing me down. I guess that's what happens when you're retired. But, hey, I'm not going to let a little thing like that keep me out of the deer woods! Every day is a blessing, and every day teaches me something new about the lands I walk. For me, that's amazing, because I've been walking these same woods, day after day, year after year, for decades. I'm simply fascinated when I find a shed antler someplace new. It's almost as if the deer are trying to teach me something. And I'm sure they probably are.
In any event, I walked more than half the day today … 4.5 hours to be exact. There are way too many ticks out here right now. These 70+ degree days can be thanked for that. I hear the walleyes are already running on the big rivers. Might need to take a break here pretty soon and join one of my buddies in a boat.
Even more amazing, it seems like the spring frogs have been chirping all month. It's only March! Incredible.
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From left, Brody Scholars Diana Nicole Spell of Raleigh, Jordan Ray Preiss of Charlotte and Daniel James Goble of Marion are among the 78 students who began medical school at ECU this week. Shown with them is Carole Novick, president of the ECU Medical & Health Sciences Foundation. Photo by Cliff Hollis
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Aug. 14, 2009) — East Carolina University's newest medical students wrapped up their first week at the Brody School of Medicine today as they received their symbolic white coats.
The 78 members make this class the largest in school history. The 39 men and 39 women in the class range in age from 21 to 43. As usual, they are all North Carolina residents with 31 counties of residence listed. They earned their undergraduate degrees from 25 different colleges and universities with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill having the most graduates, 21. ECU has 15 alumni in the class and North Carolina State University has 10.
Dr. Harry Adams, professor of medicine and recipient of the Clinical Science Faculty Award from the Class of 2009, addressed the new medical students.
He offered the following advice: read something non-medical every day, be patient and focus on first-year courses, and as a mantra for life, be diligent and do the right thing. "If you're diligent, and you do the right thing, you will succeed in medical school and as a physician," Adams said.
Students spent this week in traditional college orientation sessions, took a basic life support class where they learned CPR and also tackled ECU's ropes course, where challenges build teamwork and confidence. Classes begin Monday.
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We have 4 bedrooms with gas central heating and also have a self catering kitchen. We are very near the Watergate theatre if you want to spend an evening out and about, all the shops and bars are nearby. Our living room awaits you with an open fire to warm up and relax after a day enjoying the many sites and attractions kilkenny has to offer. We look
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PHOENIX (AP) — A wrong-way driver who killed an off-duty police officer in a head-on collision on a Phoenix-area freeway had a blood-alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit, authorities said Thursday.
Officer Carrick Cook, an Arizona Department of Public Safety spokesman, said Raul Silva Corona's blood-alcohol content was 0.238 percent. A driver is presumed to be intoxicated in Arizona at 0.08 percent.
Corona, 42, collided with Mesa Police Officer Brandon Mendoza after driving 35 miles in the wrong direction on three freeways early Monday morning. At one point, a police officer had slowed traffic and tried to ram the SUV Corona was driving, but Corona swerved and continued on.
Mendoza, a 13-year veteran of the Mesa Police Department, was on his way home from work when he was killed.
Court records show that Corona pleaded guilty to a 1994 criminal conspiracy charge in Adams County, Colorado, and prosecutors dismissed charges of burglary, assault and leaving an accident scene. His sentence and more details about the charges against him weren't available.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Corona was a native of Chihuahua, Mexico, who had entered the United States without permission.
Corona's family members have said Corona had been drinking hours before the crash. Corona's two sons have said the family had spent part of Sunday together and they tried to stop their father from drunken driving that day by taking his keys, but he grabbed a spare set and left several hours before the crash.


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A. H. Fogg and Company, Houlton, 1896Item 13855 info
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Almon H. Fogg & Co. of Houlton sold hardware, nails, glass and building supplies.
An advertisement in 1896 noted that the business also served as manufacturer's agents for "Axes and Bicycles," as well as dealing in various food items and tobacco.
A group of men and boys pose outside the store. Two of the men have bicycles.


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Much like livestock, the U.S. catfish industry is in a boom-or-bust cycle. Right now, there's a price upturn.
"Prices are around 85 cents per pound," says Larry Dorman, Arkansas Extension fisheries specialist. "Some processors are even paying, or splitting, delivery costs. When that happens, it's a clear indication fish are short."
Threat remains
But, if allowed, imported fish will fill the gap. Such imports — often illegally brought into the United States from Vietnam and, increasingly, China — are a threat to U.S. producers.
"Go back a decade or so, and we had rapid expansion in the industry. We were processing half a billion pounds of fish annually. Suddenly, we were 100 million pounds beyond what we were able to sell in past years."
At the same time, basa (a type of farm-raised Vietnamese fish) began appearing on U.S. grocery store freezers. Basa forced the price of U.S. catfish down.
"When that happened, it was too risky for banks to loan farmers money. That's turned around somewhat."
The catfish industry is in a five-year to 10-year cycle. Dorman says this can be charted from the 1970s.
"We'll have two or three years of depressed prices and then recover for four or five years. Then another couple years of depressed prices emerge."
An example: U.S. producers couldn't "give fish away" in the early 1990s. The consumer was able to buy a cheap product and that spurred demand. By the mid-1990s, lots of pond construction was happening. Then, in 2000, there was an oversupply once again.
"We've generated good demand for catfish. Sometimes the cheaper product, like basa, fills a niche. But we don't want foreign competitors to fill that niche. We're at a distinct disadvantage against a state-controlled economy and a poor, captive workforce."
Riding coattails
U.S. farmers have spent "all kinds of hard-earned advertising money to build demand and (the Vietnamese and Chinese) ride in on U.S. farmers' coattails."
American producers pony up $5 per ton of catfish to pay for advertising and promotion. That money, too often, creates a demand filled by basa.
"That's ridiculous. We're getting some benefit out of U.S. tariffs placed on (fish imports). Some of the tariffs are high. But, currently, there seem to be ways to get around labeling rules. Those exporting Vietnamese fish are able to get labels saying 'Laos' or 'Cambodia' or another country where tariffs don't apply. That's one angle the Vietnamese are using."
In the age of global trade, Dorman says the U.S. catfish industry has unwillingly become entangled in other international trade issues.
"When the catfish industry first pursued an import tariff, rumors circulated that (executives from a major international corporation) called and said, 'Hey, you guys are threatening our business.' Multinational corporations are trying to open up foreign markets. By placing tariffs on basa, it makes these foreign trade reps mad and they won't let another product in. They retaliate. International trade is a web you can get tangled up in."
Back home
What about the aquaculture situation in the Mid-South?
"I don't know everyone's bottom line. But, for the most part, the bleeding appears to have largely stopped."
Two or three years ago, Dorman sat down with aquaculture industry folk — farmers, feed salesmen and others — and identified nearly 5,000 acres that had gone out of business in south Arkansas. Since then, several of those farms have been picked up by those looking to expand. Three hundred-acre to 400-acre farms have expanded to 500 to 800 acres.
"Most of the available acreage has been picked up — we've had a net loss of a couple of thousands acres. That's a lot better than we all thought it would be a couple of years ago."
On the research side, there's a lot of interest in channel blue hybrids. The fish grow much quicker and seem hardier than their catfish "cousins." There are still some spawning issues to work out, though.
"There are very few farms with blue cats, so to stock they have to be brought from the river. The female catfish can spawn from May through July. Sometimes the timing with breeding is an issue — when the females are ready, a ripe male is needed."
Often, that means both fish have to be sacrificed. The male's testes have to be removed and the eggs must be stripped from the female.
"That doesn't kill the female, but it is a traumatic thing — she's probably good to go to the processing plant.
"Plus, when we cross these two, the viability is a bit low. That's probably true with any hybrid. So we're working on how best to get the breeding right.
"I know this: this produces a beautiful fish and everyone recognizes that. It has improved growth — anywhere from 10 to 20 percent faster. We also see some disease resistance. However, if we culture them long enough, I'm sure a disease will show up they're vulnerable to. But right now, they're quite resistant to what affects channel catfish."
Another problem is the hybrid doesn't lend itself to a typical cropping system. You can't stock X number of fish in a pond, feed them to a certain point, pull the faster-growing ones, and leave the smaller ones to grow more.
"This fish doesn't lend itself to swimming through the seine — the head is rather small and the body is bigger than the channel catfish. That has to be worked out. A mechanical grader being developed at (the aquaculture program at the University of Arkansas, Pine Bluff) might be a solution."
Regardless, these hybrids are very intriguing.
"There are a few farms working on the blues. One large farm in southeast Arkansas is in on this, as is a farm in Alabama. Auburn University is working with farmers in Alabama on these fish — they're high on it."
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