Governorship of Sarah Palin December 4, 2006, and maintained a high approval rating throughout her term. On July 3, 2009, Sarah Palin announced her resignation as governor of Alaska. She stepped down on July 26, 2009, being replaced by Lieutenant Governor Sean Parnell. Palin had championed ethics reform throughout her election campaign. Her first legislative action after taking office was to push for a bipartisan ethics reform bill. She signed the resulting legislation in July 2007, calling it a "first step" declaring that she remains determined to clean up Alaska politics. However, Palin was also the subject of an ethics probe concerning her brother-in-law,
Alaska pollock as food rinsing of rice) to make a clear soup, "bugeo-guk". Dried Alaska pollock head, referred to as "bugeo-daegari", is a common broth ingredient in Korean cuisine. Other dishes made from "bugeo" include "bugeo-jeok" (skewered), "bugeo-jangajji" (pickled), "bugeo-jeon" (pan-fried), and "bugeo-jorim" (simmered). A dish called "bugeo-bopuragi", literally "bugeo lint", is made by grating well-dried Alaska pollock into "lint" and seasoning it. "Bugeo" can be thinly sliced, seasoned and dried to make fish jerky, called "bugeo-po", which can be eaten plain or used as an ingredient in other side dishes. "Hwangtae" (), which is yellow Alaska pollock, is made by drying the fish