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Somehow, the fishermen wound up in the water, the refugees on the shores of Thailand, where Michelle Hong's family remained for a month before re-routing to southern California, sponsored by an aunt.

After most fly-fishermen wind this up, how many ever do the kind of fishing that takes them that deep into the reel again?

It will propose creating a new outfit that gathers the relevant officials under one roof, so they can decide how best to accommodate the marine demands of fishermen, conservationists, wind farmers and everybody else.Devolution makes things especially complicated, for a large share of Britain's territorial waters lies off Scotland.

At the start of J. Robert Lennon's new novel -- Lennon is also the author of "The Light of Falling Stars" (1997) and "The Funnies" (1999) -- Person tries to rebel by running off to sea, sampling life as a fisherman, only to wind up returning to the family ranch.

Because of the wind, the fisherman's and the boys' cries of alarm are unintelligible.

The recent excavations, which reveal that the earliest settlers arrived with previously developed architectural concepts and a highly specialized megalithic masonry technique, support island traditions, which claim that the first ancestors arrived in an organized party of emigrants and not merely as casually wind-driven fishermen.

THE Bahamian fishermen call them the Christmas winds.

In Tanzania, there were unofficial reports that Atang killed several fishermen and caused heavy rainfall with wind gusts to 148 km/h (92 mph).

Fishermen grapple daily with the elements: the wind, the tide, the shifting of the seasons.

Now one of the biggest builders of wind turbines off the New Jersey coast is Fishermen's Energy, an energy developer founded by commercial fishermen.

The concept of floating turbines — out in the deep ocean, where there are better winds and fewer boaters and fishermen — is being tested in Norway by StatoilHydro and Siemens.