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It was an easily harvested, plentiful seafood, if only someone could figure out how to tenderize it, and that is what the unknown chef did. Abalone now is harvested by divers who use scuba gear or trail an air hose from a boat anchored in the strong swells outside the surf. They use a bar to pry the abalone off the rock. The divers are in competition with the sea otters that once were thick along northern California's coast, but which fur hunters almost wiped out.

It was during the period when the otters were gone that abalone grew to a size that permits it to be cooked in the way described here. Now the otter has recovered, under the protection of state and Federal governments. And the abalone harvest grows ever smaller as the otter range expands; a pound otter eats about a quarter of its weight a day in abalone, Dungeness crabs, clams and sea urchin.

T he preparation of the abalone for the table begins in a building near the sea, probably at wharfside in the California towns of Santa Barbara or Morro Bay or Monterey. The foot will be pulled from the soft inner parts that surround it. A tough covering membrane will be removed with a knife. The game is arranged similar to Chinese checkers but without starting spaces and with a "moat" around the edge of the board.

Players start with 14 marbles instead of 10, there are only two "colors", and the starting arrangement is different. But the game also uses a hexagon with marbles and 5 pits on each edge. Abalone was published in and has sold more than 4. It is currently sold in more than thirty countries.