May 2013
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State-Produced Population Projections - People and... →
May 23rd
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May 22nd
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May 17th
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May 17th
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Top Of The Lake →
12 years old and 5 months pregnant, Tui Mitcham walks into a freezing lake … then disappears. Detective Robin Griffin returns home to investigate, but& Just started watching on Netflix— pretty crazy— makes me think of Twin Peaks, but different. Update: Whoa, this show is getting even more disturbing than it started— not sure if I’ll last. Update 2: On Episode 5 and think I just realized...
May 17th
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Summer 2013: Fairs and festivals until the Alaska... →
From bluegrass and berry-picking festivals to renaissance fairs, Salmonstock and Primus, Alaskans have a lot of recreating to do this summer. Here’s your 2013 guide to fairs and festivals across the state.
May 17th
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A dynamic birth-death model via Intrinsic Linkage... →
Dynamic population models, or models with changing vital rates, are only beginning to receive serious attention from mathematical demographers. Despite considerable progress, there is still no general analytical solution for the size or composition of a po
May 16th
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Alaska Dispatch: Don't plan on keeping any Kenai... →
There hasn’t been a king salmon like Les Anderson’s world record pulled from Alaska’s Kenai River 28 years ago. But you’ll need to land a fish nearly a big for it to be a keeper. Some interesting comments from readers too.
May 15th
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May 13th
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Can you dig it? Clamming season underway in Alaska →
Early season clammers are already testing the waters of Cook Inlet, anticipating great tides for clamming over Memorial Day weekend. Most are looking for Pacific razor clams, although butter and littleneck clams are also available on some area beaches.
May 13th
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Safety Last (Not So Silent Film Series) | Gold... →
Looking forward to this on Monday— got tickets— the other two I saw were awesome— sheesh, am going to miss Juneau (again) so much.
May 12th
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Pebble Mine opponents put value of Bristol Bay... →
Though it’s thousands of miles away, a proposed mine for gold and copper in Alaska’s Bristol Bay threatens to destroy the livelihood of thousands of people
May 12th
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The Alaska Native Population is on an Upward Trend... →
Researchers with the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development recently released some new research about the over 120-thousand Alaska Native
May 12th
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May 12th
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Day two of sunshine out back, and now I’m just showing off— two sitting out days in a row! Had to miss golf w David for a commitment, but not bad, and outings to come. Also: Remember, when you read a story, or just about any published item, those words are very carefully selected, and there is a neat geometry there, or at least a careful architecture (or sometimes a strange mix of...
May 10th
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The Calm by Raymond Carver →
Wish I could find a full copy of this to link-to here— really like it.
May 9th
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500 Free Audio Books: Download Great Books for... →
May 9th
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May 9th
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May 9th
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Anza-Borrego Desert State Park - Wikipedia, the... →
Such an awesome park— and almost no one there— great “yuppy camping” haha— get some wine, avo’s, cards and an ipod or radio w speakers and you’re all set!
May 8th
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Surf Fishing San Diego County'€™s Beaches →
Went a few times and caught the bug— can’t wait to get out there again— an awesome time, and these instructions are great— fun to be out there in the ocean and reel them in!
May 8th
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I’ll never forget reading “Feathers” (by Raymond Carver)— what a great story.
May 8th
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May 4th
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If you are in Juneau and ever get a chance to hear Bob Banghart, Dave Hunsaker and/or Patrick Murphy play, take it. I saw them play music (under the name “The Dark Ages”— nice!) for Haxan for the “Not-So-Silent” film series last weekend, and they were so terrific— made the movie so great. And Haxan on its own was a trip and had many facets.
May 2nd
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So great— very lucky— to visit Fairbanks— a wonderful town— had a great time meeting people and enjoying the and food and drink and town, and hopefully provided some useful info and resources. And did you know Karl Kassel is on the Assembly? Thanks so much, Janet!
May 1st
April 2013
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Apr 27th
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New historical 1990-2000 population data by age, sex, race, and Hispanic origin are now available on our Web site: http://laborstats.alaska.gov/pop/popest.htm. Click on  “Historical Data: Alaska Statewide” and “Historical Data: Boroughs/Census Areas.” These data are intercensal population estimates, which take into account information from both the 1990 and 2000 Censuses to improve the time series...
Apr 26th
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My water’s been out a couple days— that meant some inconvenience and not feeling great, but also a morning swim, which turned really nice once I got up and there (no workout, just a swim) (and was lucky got a lane with all the “early birds” (mostly seniors)), and then tonight my landlord (feeling terrible about it all— he saw me at the pool!) took me in for a meal of...
Apr 25th
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Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Copper... →
Apr 25th
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Note to self: Remember to appreciate fresh, clean water— even that is not a guarantee in life.
Apr 25th
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Apr 25th
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Apr 23rd
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Apr 23rd
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Apr 23rd
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Apr 22nd
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Apr 22nd
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Forecasting: principles and practice | An online... →
Forecasting: principles and practice
Apr 22nd
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Apr 21st
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Apr 21st
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Apr 21st
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Uncle Ruslans Extraordinary Message About... →
From the moment we heard of an explosion at the Boston Marathon, the talk on television, Twitter, and in everyday conversations has been about which category the killers belonged to. Muslims? White supremacists? Arabs? Dark-skinned? Even in the hours since we learned the suspects names, its been all about nationality…
Apr 20th
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City looks to future of Ship Creek | Anchorage |... →
The city is investing $4 million of legislative grant money into revitalizing the Ship Creek area, which the mayor describes as an under-developed gem in an increasingly crowded downtown core.
Apr 19th
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Live Music Show - Pixies in London 1988 →
Greatest Indieband of the late 80s early 90s with their European debut tour Come On Pilgrim Surfer Rosa tunes Break my body hold my bones 1 The Holiday Song2 Nimrod s son3 Bone Machine4 Levitate Me5 Ed Is Dead6 Where Is My Mind 7 Caribou8 Something Against You9 Hey10 Gigantic11 I ve Been Tired12 Vamos13 …
Apr 19th
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Live Music Show - The Monks →
The legendary and influential art proto punk rock band made up of GIs stationed in Germany in classic 60s performances as well as footage from their reunion shows Live 1966ComplicationI Can t Get Over YouBoys Are Boys and Girls Are Choice CuckooMonk ChantOh How To Do NowLive 1999Shut UpComplicationCuckooPretty SuzanneLive 2006That s My Girl The … So great!
Apr 19th
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Apr 19th
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I posted this before, but I like it so much to post again.
Apr 19th
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Alaska Lake Database
Apr 19th
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Awesome new pub by Eric Sandberg
Apr 19th