H5N1 information website « Grassroots Science

I seem to have missed this resource earlier, but Effect Measure hadn’t

breaking news or to cover all the significant bird flu news. There are some great sites for that, like Crawford Kilian’s H5N1 or Orange’s The Coming Influenza Pandemic

Mr Kilian has a much more comprehensive set of resources for further study of pandemic avian flu than I present here. They are nicely organized, too.

H5N1 News and Resources about Avian Flu -
http://crofsblogs.typepad.com/h5n1/

[c.f.: Edublogs.org, He also is experimenting with blogs in educational settings (Education Blogging), mostly on the tertiary level but also for secondary teachers.]

http://crofsblogs.typepad.com/prototype/

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2009 Yup'ik Dance Festival

Now that I've acknowledged that I am a blog slacker, I figured that I should make up for all the events that passed by without even a mention on my blog. The weekend of the Yup'ik Dance Festival is always a busy one. People from Bethel and all other neighboring villages travel by plane, four wheeler, and snow machine to come to Toksook for a week […]

almost airborne

The house is packed up. My classroom is cleaned, electronics wrapped in plastic, walls are cleared, desks are pushed to one side of the room. My computer is about to be returned and given a clean sweep (re-imaged). I need to make a trash run to the dump with all the junk I"ve accumulated in my house. All of my packed things are hopefully going out o […]

We're melting away

Alaska is a difficult place to live in for most of the year and during the winter especially, but the in between seasons are my least favorite times of the year. Fall and Spring. In the fall, the rains turn everything into mud, which gets tracked everywhere. On top of that, when it dries, it turns into dust, especially in carpeted areas. Our whole school […]

Euphoric fishing

This year has been challenging and rewarding in many ways already. I've been trying to get my feet under me in the classroom. Each new batch of 7th graders that get thrown my way try to test their new teacher by driving them crazy. This years group is trying hard, but they aren't getting anywhere. Tough love! There is always so much work to ge […]

Last days of school and Spring skiing

It's May 12th and there are 7 more days of school left. Spring is fully upon us and there is a lot of meltage occuring all around us. Many of you who read this are not used to seeing snow around your houses this time of year. Heck, my Dad has been telling me about all the great fishing he has been doing all ready. Well, up here, the ice still locked […]

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