It includes horse and dog breeding, yacht chartering, airplane leasing, gambling, photography, fishing, stamp collecting, bowling, writing and farming.
Near midnight, I labored inside the house in an inflatable kiddie pool with crayon-colored fish stamped on the sides.
If you order fish, the stamp of those experts will reassure you that they have gone to some lengths to ensure the species you're consuming isn't seen as endangered or rife with environmental pollutants.
Hobbies used to be normal: stamp collecting, fishing, building model train sets, birdwatching.
In a 2008 study they looked at per capita visits to public lands like national parks and forests; use of hunting licenses, duck stamps and fishing licenses; and rates of backpacking, camping and hiking in the U.S., Japan and Spain from 1988 to 2003.
Over the years they have tried to make a living with whaling, quinine, flax, lace, fish-canning and stamps, but nothing has made the island economically viable.
Before it started to export oil in 1962, the territory was known for nothing much more than exotic postage stamps, fish, camels and the big slave market at the oasis of Al Ain.
That's right, the man who professes to love the guy who fed the multitudes with a few loaves and fishes, eliminated food stamps for half a million hungry people in America.
If you have a strong interest or hobby, from music and politics to stamp collections and fishing, make it stand out in either your personal statement or portfolio.
Critics say that until stronger measures are taken to stamp out illegal fishing and fraud, tuna catch quotas are meaningless.
To fish for spiny lobster south of Point Arguello, a sport fishing license with ocean enhancement stamp must be displayed or kept nearby.
