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	BP to Form Separate Business to Manage US Lower 48 Onshore Oil and Gas Assets
	Alaskan named "Woman to Watch" by Multichannel News magazine
	So much today: Palin, Buffett, BP, LNG Competition, Oil Tax, Gas Fiscal Regime
	Tip of the Iceberg This month’s coverage of the Pacific Northwest-Alaska Connection is just the tip of the iceberg. We are going to spend the next year gathering stories to tell about this topic in the 2015 special section. I’m thinking of little vignettes, spotlights on companies that have been here for years, like Odom, Osborne, and Oles, Morrison, Rinker, and Baker. Connections with communities like Bainbridge, Bellingham, and Blaine. Investments by companies headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, as well as Seattle and Portland. We’ll try to identify, locate, and quantify the goods and services, the give and take. Susan Harrington
	Corporate Sponsors of the Iditarod For the past forty-one years, the Iditarod, also known as “The Last Great Race On Earth,” has been a tradition revered by Alaskans. The long-distance sled dog race, which winds from Anchorage to Nome, not only showcases the talents of mushers who battle hazardous weather conditions, dangerous obstacles, and sheer exhaustion, but serves as a tribute to the resiliency, skillfulness, and strength of those who live in the Last Frontier. By Vanessa Orr
	Are we really on the same page? In most organizations I find many different opinions on whether or not everyone is on the same page. When I ask managers I usually get a resounding yes. When I asked the people in the trenches what the mission of the company is they often look at me like my dog used to—with a cocked head and a “huh, what do you mean?” response. By Kevin M. Dee
	Crude Crossing One of Alaska’s biggest planned construction projects in 2014 will be largely out of sight. That’s because it’ll be on the bottom of turbulent Cook Inlet. By Wesley Loy
	ASRC Energy Services and Oilfield Module Fabrication Within the realm of Alaska natural resource development technology and construction, size is a relative measure of success. More often than not, the larger and more comprehensive a business’s production process becomes, the more efficient and successful its output, profit, and reputation. By Tom Anderson
	Apples to Androids Today’s business is no longer attached to desktop computers and landline phones as every level of employee increasingly works on or corresponds through wireless devices. The market has responded to this change, offering a wide array of smartphones and tablets that can help with increasing productivity and communication. A quick review of a few recent versions of tablets and smartphones offers a comparison for savvy business people to step up their wireless productivity. By Tasha Anderson
	The Empty Bowl Project is one week away!