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Articles in August, 2006 issue of Alaska Business Monthly

• Alaska gas is now national imperative
  by Vern C. McCorkle
• ABM goes abroad to Jerusalem
  by Richard F. Schmitz
• Alaska companies expand into Russia: large oil projects attract local attention and investment
  by Gordon Feller
• Snow City Cafe: this popular breakfast/lunch place has loyal customers who don't mind a long wait to be seated
  by Margaret Friedenauer
• The Growth Company: from $7 net to $780,000 gross
  by Margaret Friedenauer
• 2006 Top Women-Owned Businesses directory
• Alaska's publicly traded companies making strides: banks, communications companies, adding to state's economy
  by Tracy Barbour
• High-tech transportation: last frontier leading the way in worldwide shipping innovation
  by Nicole A. Bonham Colby
• Spill prevention focus of APTT: state panel teams agencies on oversight of pipeline integrity, corrosion prevention
  by Frank H. Murkowski
• Going green is good for business: with Green Star as a resource, companies are becoming environmentally, economically sound
  by Vanessa Orr
• 2006 environmental directory
• August calendar
• Unalaska celebrates Qawalangin Tribe's Culture: one of the most important daily practices is the introduction of traditional Unangan values, which teaches students the right way to live as Unangan/Unangas, or as a member of the human race
  by Steve Pilkington
• Alaska hospitals go high-tech: state-of-the-art equipment and technologies providing patients with better care
  by David Tobenkin
• New mammography van driven by technology
  by David Tobenkin
• Why employers need workers' compensation insurance: program benefits both businesses and employees
  by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant
• Data storage and disaster recovery: be prepared. And be prepared now
  by Kent L. Colby
• Alaska pollock huge boon to local communities: whitefish accounts for 30 percent of all fish landed in the U.S
  by Laine Welch
• Kiewit Building Group is best of the best: Kiewit named Contractor of the Year by Alaska Business Monthly
  by Gary L. Martin
• Housing for the elements: Alaskans warm and dry thanks to efforts of Cold Climate Housing Research Center
  by Jack Hebert
• A building that talks back: CCHRC research and testing facility to be completed this summer
  by Jack Hebert
• Cook Inlet Housing Authority investing in Anchorage: CIHA is constructing homes, mixed-use building in Mountain View and other areas
  by Gail West
• Accupoint helps construction firms upgrade to GPS: global positioning systems make industry more productive
  by Gail West
• Bankruptcies in Alaska: a significant decline
  by Kari Spohn
• Alaska trends for August 2006