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Articles in Sept, 2007 issue of Alaska Business Monthly

• Clarification
• Open season on Alaska
  by Vern McCorkle
• AVTEC debuts new high-tech facility
• Nerland Agency's UA advertising campaign earns national accolades
• Alaska Airlines maintenance training honored
• ACVB, students create geocache trek around anchorage
• CIRI Alaska Tourism expands Seward offerings
  by Aialik Voyager
• Seward Trolley shuttles visitors
• From go to slow: Cook Inlet oil and gas exploration and development dismal: on the one hand there are several large fields discovered in the 1960s and 1970s that were the "anchor" discoveries, essentially paying for the infrastructure. On the ot
  by Mike Bradner
• Taking the Road less traveled: tourists, commercial drivers share space on the Dalton Highway
  by Vanessa Orr
• Web site security, design and development: caution is key when building and maintaining web sites: sensitive information can now be carried around on a key chain and the majority of these timesavers does not encrypt any of the data. If lost or stolen, it
  by Kent L. Colby
• From project 80s to the present: resurgence of construction in Anchorage recalls earlier time
  by Vanessa Orr
• Close quarters: higher-end office space is in demand, but in short supply. New construction will change that
  by Gail West
• Solstice Advertising
  by Nancy Pounds
• NACLink
  by Nancy Pounds
• State of Alaska
  by Nancy Pounds
• Federal Government
  by Nancy Pounds
• ASCG Inc
  by Nancy Pounds
• Patton Boggs LLP
  by Nancy Pounds
• WorkSafe Inc
  by Nancy Pounds
• Venture Development Group LLC
  by Nancy Pounds
• Ukpeagvik Inupiat Corp
  by Nancy Pounds
• URS Corp
  by Nancy Pounds
• Crowley Maritime Corp
  by Nancy Pounds
• Holmes Weddle & Barcott PC
  by Nancy Pounds
• Bernholz & Graham Inc
  by Nancy Pounds
• Anchorage Economic Development Corp
  by Nancy Pounds
• ABCs of pensions and retirement: retirement plans help retain and attract employees, and a multitude of options makes it easier for employers to provide them
  by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant
• Banking on the future: checkbooks are becoming a backpack staple for school students
  by Ben Grenn
• Music, motion and memories: blues train combines fall scenery with vibrant tunes
  by Nancy Pounds
• September events calendar
• Tower of strength: once a village health aide, Quintavel takes the reins of large corporation
  by Ben Grenn
• Native regional corporations top $5 billion mark: most show double-digit growth
  by Patricia Liles
• Breaking the billion dollar mark: two native corporations earn more than $1 billion in FY2006/2006
  by Vanessa Orr
• 2007 Alaska native regional corporations directory
• Partners of choice: native corporations attract mining companies to their lands for a win-win situation
  by Patricia Liles
• Knowledge management and ANCs: a cultural match: finding new ways to efficiently capture and transfer knowledge faster than competitors
  by Paul Johnson
• Budding 8s: as Native-owned businesses "graduate" from the SBA 8 program, many form new spin-off companies that qualify for special exemptions
  by Gail West
• Reach for a dream: Effie Kokrine Charter School Early College Program gives Native students a head start on advanced education
  by Julie Stricker
• Pipeline jobs promised to natives under section 29: twenty percent Native hire is the goal of Alyeska
  by Nicole A. Bonham Colby
• Creature comforts: pet food warehouse celebrates two decades of fulfilling needs
  by Ben Grenn
• Recall sparks fear and anquish: pet owners cautious and curious
  by Ben Grenn
• CEO/board basics: ways to help organizations become better: quick tips for better operations
  by Jerry Covey
• The technology gap: how can a small-business manager make certain the computer network is being managed correctly without becoming a technology expert?
  by Bryce Coryell
• 12 month trend in unemployment: Alaska Trends, an outline of significant statewide statistics, is provided by the University of Alaska Center for Economic Development and sponsored by American Fast Freight
  by Cami Woolam