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21 Sunday Apr 2013

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http://freegovinfo.info/node/3918

Our friends Gary Price and Shirl Kennedy over at Full Text Reports have a handy reminder today: …some of the papers and reports posted on FullTextReports.com are freely available online for just a limited time before they disappear behind a paywall (or go away entirely). If you see something you suspect might be useful to you (or a colleague) in the future, download it the day you see it because it may not be accessible later without a subscription (or it may have been moved or taken offline). — Note to FullTextReports followers Grab It When You See It!, Full Text Reports (April 17, 2013). Just another reason to remember that libraries should be collecting, not pointing. (See: When we depend on pointing instead of collecting.) (By the way, in case you hadn’t noticed: the left hand navigation pane here at FGI has a feed of the latest reports listed at Full Text Reports!)

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Utility of an alternative bicycle commute route of lower proximity to motorised traffic in decreasing exposure to ultra-fine particles, respiratory symptoms and airway inflammation — a structured exposure experiment

21 Sunday Apr 2013

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Background: Bicycle commuting in an urban environment of high air pollution is known as a potential health risk, especially for susceptible individuals. While risk management strategies aimed to reduce motorised traffic emissions exposure have been suggested, limited studies have assessed the utility of such strategies in real-world circumstances.Objectives: The potential of lowering exposure to ultrafine particles (UFP; < 0.1 mum) during bicycle commuting by reducing proximity to motorised traffic was investigated with real-time air pollution and intermittent acute inflammatory measurements in healthy individuals using their typical, and an alternative, bicycle commute route. Methods: Thirty-five healthy adults (mean +/- SD: age = 39 +/- 11 yr; 29% female) completed two return trips, one each of their typical route (HIGH) and a pre-determined alternative route of lower proximity to motorised traffic (LOW; determined by the proportion of on-road cycle paths). Particle number concentration (PNC) and diameter (PD) were monitored in-commute in real-time. Acute inflammatory indices of respiratory symptom incidence, lung function and spontaneous sputum (for inflammatory cell analyses) were collected immediately pre-commute, and one and three hours post-commute. Results: In LOW, compared to HIGH, there was a significant decrease in mean PNC (1.91 x e4 +/-
0.93 x e4 ppcc vs. 2.95 x e4 +/- 1.50 x e4 ppcc; p <= 0.001), the incidence of in-commute offensive odour detection (42 vs. 56%; p = 0.019), and the incidence of dust and soot observation (33 vs. 47%; p = 0.038) and nasopharyngeal irritation (31 vs. 41%; p = 0.007). There were no significant differences between LOW and HIGH in the commute distance and duration (12.8 +/- 7.1 vs. 12.0 +/- 6.9 km and 44 +/- 17 vs. 42 +/- 17 min, respectively), or indices of acute airway inflammation. Conclusions: Exposure to PNC (and the incidence of offensive odour and nasopharyngeal irritation) can be significantly lowered when utilising a route of reduced proximity to motorised traffic whilst bicycle commuting (without significantly affecting commute distance or duration), which may bring important benefits for both healthy and susceptible individuals.

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Alaska heritage– oldest cremated human remains ever discovered in northern North America

25 Friday Feb 2011

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[Alaska, analytical anthropology]

Ice-age child’s remains discovered in Interior

The oldest cremated human remains ever discovered in northern North America have been found at a site near the Tanana River in central Alaska. The 3-year-old is only the second ice-age child discovered on the continent, say UAF researchers.

Photos: Excavating the site

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How to find commercial hovercraft expertise

24 Saturday Oct 2009

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Are you looking for expertise in successful commercial and international hovercraft operations? contact cerebraloddjobs+hovercraft at gmail dot com

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11 Tuesday Aug 2009

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analytical anhropology, Bumsted, Cerebraloddjobs, Grassroots Science, Unorganized Borough, YKAlaska

Please feel free to look around, add your thoughts, suggest information, etc.

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Tundra Teachers

31 Saturday Jan 2009

Posted by mpb in Alaska, info sources, Uncategorized

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This list of teacher blogs started at Tundra Teachers November 10th, 2007 on my Edublog, Cerebral Odd Jobs -- have mind, will wander. Careful thought, etc. I thought it might be easier to scan (peruse) if re-posted here.


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[updated] 2008-03-20
At one point there were few teachers from the tundra regions writing blogs. Few enough I could put them all into one RSS feed mix in the sidebar as I came across them.

  • [Kangirsuk, Nunivik] Not Obscure (John Higham from Nunavik, Canada) http://notobscure.com/

  • [Kongiganak, Toksook Bay, Tununak] Alaska The View From Up Here, (Brett Stirling who also writes for the Anchorage Daily News) http://alaskatheviewfromuphere.blogspot.com/

This year there are quite a few new teachers writing about their experience teaching in rural Alaska. All the blogs are different in their approach and frequency of posting. Some are interested in hearing from readers; others are not. Margaret Avugiak and Kendra Krenz have unique perspectives.

I haven’t run across anyone using blogs in the classroom, yet. The Shageluk school is using their website, instead.

  • Shageluk school of birds

I wish more schools would use a blogging, especially WordPress.com and Edublogs.org, platform as that enables more communication between classrooms and between writers and readers. Plus, all the blogging platforms offer RSS feeds for subscribing; some offer comment feeds such as WordPress and Edublogs. (Blogspot.com or Blogger has too many hoops for ordinary folks who wish to interact with the authors. However, just about all the major blogging hosts are represented. MSN Live tends to be used more by missionaries. Xanga has too few representatives and TypePad tends to have Alaska journalists.)

Take a look at all and suggest others. The community names are in brackets [ ]. To view information about the Alaska communities, simply put the village or city name where the Xxxx are (case sensitive) in your browser address bar when you get to this link

http://www.commerce.state.ak.us/dca/commdb/CIS.cfm?Comm_Boro_Name=Xxxx
For example, information about Bethel is located here: http://www.commerce.state.ak.us/dca/commdb/CIS.cfm?Comm_Boro_Name=Bethel


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Alakanuk

  • [Alakanuk] Diane in Alaska http://dianneinalaska.livejournal.com/

  • Jana’s Journey to Alakanuk http://janaalaska.blogspot.com/

Atmautluak

  • [Atmautluak] Jerry’s Dream Come True, http://alaskajerry.blogspot.com/

  • [Atmautluak] Tundra Teacher Tales, (Sue J. Nick) http://aan1atmau.blogspot.com/

    Interning at Akiuk, Kasigluk, Alaska. 2009-05-30 No longer interning but a graduate! Congratulations.

  • [Oscarville, Atmautluak] Tundra Teacher Tales, (Kip Layton, Jr also writes for the Delta Discovery newspaper) http://tundrateachertales.blogspot.com/

Bethel

  • [Bethel] Art Teacher in Alaska, http://alaskanteacher.blogspot.com/

  • [Bethel] Tom & Andrea Go to Bethel Postcards from Bethel, (they also have a sidebar blogroll list of Tundra Teachers and resources for teaching science) http://learnscape.org/bethel

  • [Bethel] Andrea’s Virtual Science Teaching Adventure http://learnscape.org/blog/

  • [Bethel] Alisha’s Bethel Blog, http://alishaadventures.blogspot.com/

  • [Bethel] Aug 19, 2008 North to the Future! http://goeok.blogspot.com/ another Jesuit Volunteer blog, but will be hosted with BABS (Bethel Alternative Boarding School)

  • [Bethel] Oct 14, 2008 Adventures in AmyLand http://inamyland.blogspot.com/ Talent Search Director

  • [Bethel and region] Sep 3, 2008 “The Great Alaskan Adventure” http://bethyinbethel.blogspot.com/

  • [Bethel] Oct 22, 2008 http://keplerkids.blogspot.com/ What’s Happening A blog about Margaret, Kolin, Owen, and Spencer in Alaska. Margaret Kepler spouse of teacher

  • [Bethel] Oct 22, 2008 “The Way She Goes “, http://brbethelak.blogspot.com/ b.r., I’m an itinerant CTE teacher in Bush Alaska.

Chefornak

  • [Chefornak] The world of the Chicken Avenger (a Xanga user) http://www.xanga.com/wcbpolish

  • Margaret Avugiak, (raised in the Village of Chefornak) http://avugiak.blogspot.com/ [Chefornak]

Chevak

  • [Chevak] Oct 15, 2008 North to Alaska – http://annbender.blogspot.com/ Ann and Tom’s experiences in Chevak, Alaska. Ann Bender–Tom and I are both retired, sort of, and we are spending a couple of years in Chevak Alaska for the fun of it, for the challenge, and for a change. Hope we live through it. My former blog – the one that details our trip up here from Georgia and the first couple of months in Chevak is located at http://web.mac.com/annbender355/ I had load of trouble getting it to update, so finally gave up and joined Google.

Elim

  • [Elim] Alaska = Home http://hikecamppaddle.wordpress.com/

Emmonak

  • [Emmonak] http://richalaska.blogspot.com/ Richard Brisco

  • [Emmonak] Katielong’s Travel Blogs http://www.travelpod.com/members/katielong

  • [Emmonak] Jan 28, 2008 http://www.travelpod.com/members/katielong Katielong’s Travel Blogs

  • [Emmonak] Feb 15, 2008 http://richalaska.blogspot.com/ Richard Brisco,

  • [Emmonak] 2009-08-25 Moose Droppings http://bob-moosedroppings.blogspot.com/ Bob

Hooper Bay

  • [Hooper Bay] Sep 12, 2008 northwoodspam – http://northwoodspam.livejournal.com/

Huslia

  • [Huslia, Norton Sound] Kristen in AK http://kristeninak.wordpress.com/

Kasigluk

  • [Kasigluk] Out There(teacher, spouse) http://indefinitely.wordpress.com/ Peter Schneidler

  • [Kasigluk (Akula)] Dec 20, 2008 The Substitute Puppy (I couldn’t get a dog, so I got a blog.) http://subpuppy.blogspot.com/ Kyle Marvin. The classroom blog is http://lksd.org/akula/Welcome.html/

  • [Kasigluk Mar 4, 2008 http://victoriasjourneys.blogspot.com/, My Adventures, Victoria, I will be teaching 4th-6th grade and living in a house with no plumbing. http://classroomtag.blogspot.com/ Classroom Tag … Exchanging traditions, customs, beliefs, and other cultural identities. … Bringing together two classrooms that are separated by thousands of miles.

  • [Akula, Kasigluk consists of two smaller villages, called Akiuk and Akula ] Nov 16, 2008 http://four2alaska.blogspot.com/ Four to Alaska (Ward Family) We’re moving to Alaska. Two teachers, two kids. Join us for stories, pics and news of our adventures as we leave Oklahoma and head north.

Kongiganak

  • [Kongiganak] Rural Alaskan (Kendra Krenz raised in the Village of Kongiganak), http://ruralalaskan.blogspot.com/

Kotlik

  • [Kotlik] Jan 31, 2009 “Pam’s Adventures in Alaska! ” http://pamcalyn.blogspot.com/

Kotzebue

  • Keeping it Real at 66 Degrees North Latitude, Life the universe and everything 33 miles above the arctic circle. http://tundratantrum.blogspot.com/

Kwethluk

  • [Kwethluk] Oct 14, 2008 Emily’s Teacher-y Blog: Going to Kwethluk, “Literacy Coordinator for the Kuspuk School District.”, http://publicationsteacher.blogspot.com/2008/10/going-to-kwethluk.html

Kwigillingok

  • [Kwigillingok] Oct 20, 2008 http://sweatingthesmallstuff.typepad.com/sweating_the_small_stuff/ Lauren McClanahan, mostly not a teacher blog but there are recent posts about a student teacher based in Kwig that she is supervising from Washington.

McGrath

  • [McGrath] Native Woman Educator http://nativeducator.blogspot.com/ Noel Strick

  • [McGrath] Jul 8, 2008 J&M&8 http://jm8.blogspot.com/ Jeff and Monica Bauer

Mekoryuk

  • [Mekoryuk] Radiate Warmth, welcome home to the fireplace of thought (Kale Iverson) http://kaleiverson.blogspot.com/

Napaskiak

  • [Napaskiak] Dec 7, 2008 “Ay’atang’aq” http://yupikprincess.blogspot.com/

  • [Napaskiak] 2009-07-19 Ben Hicok junior high http://noroadsleadtonapaskiak.blogspot.com/

Nunapitchuk

  • [Nunapitchuk] Fervent Verve {aka Ramblings} http://careyalaska.blogspot.com/

  • [Nunapitchuk] The Middle of Somewhere Teaching, living, and now gestating a baby in Nunapitchuk, Alaska http://smaccalaska.blogspot.com/

  • [Nunapitchuk] Shibby’s Kinda-Public Alaska Journal, http://shibbyalaska.blogspot.com/

  • [Nunapitchuk] Jan 6, 2008 The Middle of Somewhere Teaching, living, and now gestating a baby in Nunapitchuk, Alaska http://smaccalaska.blogspot.com/

Oscarville

  • [Oscarville] Dec 5, 2008 http://erinkavanaugh.blogspot.com/ Getting There From Here
    Erin Kavanaugh, Erin’s Class Blog – http://eekclass.blogspot.com/

  • [Oscarville] May 12, 2008 Miss Christina Powers http://misschristinapowers.blogspot.com/

  • [Oscarville] Aug 25, 2008 “Getting There From Here” http://erinkavanaugh.blogspot.com/ Erin Kavanaugh

Quinhagak

  • 2009-08-31 [Quinhagak] Far From Familiar Lynsey Hostetter [spouse]

Russian Mission

  • [Russian Mission] Jul 5, 2008 Nastasia’s Window to Rural Living – http://yupikteacherinprogress.blogspot.com/

Savoonga

  • [Savoonga] Oct 17, 2008 JBrodsky’s Alaskan JBlog, The adventures of a new teacher in Bush Alaska- http://jbrodsky.wordpress.com/

Shaktoolik

  • [Shaktoolik] Apr 16, 2008 Teaching in Alaska, A young college graduate embarks on a year-long teaching experience in a remote Alaskan village. http://mrflarity.blogspot.com/

  • [Shaktoolik] Apr 18, 2008 http://lindaskk.blogspot.com/ Linda and Bud’s Alaskan Adventure [a principal]

Shishmaref

  • [Shishmaref] Mar 25, 2008 Northern Lights (Shishmaref school blog on WordPress.org platform) http://shishmaref.bssd.org/blog Ken Stenek

Toksook Bay

  • [Toksook Bay] The Williamson-Logas in Alaska, http://otisandben.blogspot.com/ 2008 They’ve moved to Montpelier, VT, another great place to live but no tundra at that elevation.

  • [Toksook Bay] Teaching in Toksook, http://dirksan.blogspot.com/

  • [Toksook Bay] Jimmy and Kerri in Toksook Bay, Alaska, http://jimmyandkerri.blogspot.com/

Tuluksak

  • [Tuluksak] Jan 26, 2009 Teaching In Alaska – http://www.teachinginalaska.net/ Joseph R. Costa

  • [Tuluksak] Jan 26, 2009 Molly’s Weblog, http://mollydodd.wordpress.com/ computers, art, and study skills. There are also a series of class-related blogs on her sidebar.

  • [Tuluksak] Aug 2, 2008 http://www.teachinginalaska.net/ Teaching In Alaska: A Journey of Self Discovery in the Wild North, Joe R. Costa

Tuntutuliak

  • [Tuntutuliak] fouldsy.com (teacher spouse) http://www.fouldsy.com/

  • [Tuntutuliak] AK Memories http://mariechristianson.blogspot.com/

Tununak

  • [Tununak] Monica in Alaska, http://monicainalaska.livejournal.com/


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  • [Arctic Bay, Canada] Nov 20, 2008 Way Way Up http://waywayup.blogspot.com/, A blog about life above the Arctic Circle………Way, Way Up!
  • [Canada] Nov 20, 2008 The House and other Arctic Musings -, Clare http://kiggavik.typepad.com/ (semi-retired educator?]
  • [Arctic Bay, Nunavut, Canada] Nov 20, 2008 Tales from the Arctic – http://arcticteacher.blogspot.com/ Kennie

  • [Baffin Island, Canada] Sep 3, 2008 Tales of the Arctic http://arcticteacher.blogspot.com/ Kennie. Look, I-Quad, they have water trucks just like ours.

    Via– The high cost of northern living, http://benmuse.typepad.com/arctic_economics/2008/09/the-high-cost-of-northern-living.html, Kennie, a blogger (Tales from the Arctic) and a teacher in Arctic Bay on Baffin Island, went through the grocery store and photographed product prices to prove something to her incredulous friends down south: Believe me now? $37.89 for six cans of Minute Maid juice?

  • [Kuskokwim region?] Oct 17, 2008 “Moose, Mosquitos And Bears…oh my”, Donna http://alaskanmisadventures.blogspot.com/
  • Alaska Mentor Pat http://alaskamentorpat.blogspot.com/ “I work around the state of Alaska as a mentor teacher. I travel monthly to 8 different rural communities as well as working in Fairbanks. My job is to collaborate with first and second year teachers on their classroom practice.”
  • [Lower Kuskokwim School District] Mar 25, 2008 Science News from the Lower Kuskokwim (another Edublogs) http://lksdscience.edublogs.org/

  • The great white hype, (Jesuit Volunteers) http://sarahjones-thegreatwhitehype.blogspot.com/
  • Aug 19, 2008 Kevin & Dusti’s blog – http://kevindusti.vox.com/ Somewhere in the Kuskokwim, I think. Doesn’t say where, yet. From out of state.
  • Alaska Professor http://alaskaprofessor.blogspot.com/

And there is this school, not exactly of children, but definitely learning and interesting.

  • [Nushagak [Dillingham]] Nushagak Kennels http://nushagakkennels.blogspot.com/ , 2008-11-01 Nushagak has finally become aware– and moved to WordPress.com, http://nushagakkennels.wordpress.com, 2007-12-27 Bringing the work dog back into mushing APRN.org news story from Dillingham

For another idea of what life in a remote school is like check out this news story. Be sure to read the comments posted at APRN as well.

Teaching in small rural schools presents unique challenges (mp3)

“The Lake & Penninsula Borough has 14 schools but only 370 students. The smallest school has 10 students K-12. The largest has 75 students. Small schools in secluded parts of the state resent unique challenges to teachers who have to teach multiple subjects to multiple grade levels. Anne Hillman, KDLG – Dillingham 3/14/2008 06:17”

  • [Newtok] Oct 18, 2008 An interview by BBC with Grant Kashatok, principal, http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7668163.stm

Site Search Tags: tundra, teachers, Alaska, Alaska+Native, bush, Eskimo, Inuit, Athabascan, blogs, culture+shock, tundra+teachers, journal

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Contents by title, 2007july24

25 Wednesday Jul 2007

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This supersedes
the previous contents listing 2007apr26

1918 pandemic in Polynesia and Fiji (small island developing states)
2 ways to start learning about environmental impact assessment
2005 Census Stats Released
2006 AK Bird Study Map
2006 April 13 Summit
2007 workshops frontier mental health research
3 things pocket card
48 flu flyway
655,000 or 48,000 Iraqi deaths
A Few Facts about Avian Influenza in Alaska
Aboriginal Canada Portal

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24 Tuesday Jul 2007

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Table of Contents in reverse chronological order has been updated

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Briefs 1

19 Tuesday Jun 2007

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Drug Saves Frostbitten Digits, Study Says from the Los Angeles Times (Registration Required)

Frostbite patients were able to keep more fingers and toes when their treatment included a drug that dissolves blood clots, according to a study published Monday.

Surgeons at the University of Utah health center treated frostbite patients with the clot-busting drug called tissue plasminogen activator, or tPA. Six patients who received tPA kept 90 percent of affected fingers and toes, and 12 patients treated before the center began using tPA had 41 percent of their frostbitten digits amputated. The research appears in the June issue of Archives of Surgery.

Frostbite is a common hazard for those who work or play in cold weather and among the homeless. Thousands of U.S. soldiers were permanently hobbled by frostbite injuries in the Korean War, and frostbite remains a concern today for soldiers fighting or training in cold weather. […]

To read more: http://www.latimes.com/news/science/la-sci-frostbite19jun19,1,2907987.story Or: http://tinyurl.com/2oq2z2

tPA is only available from a hospital. However, for heart attacks, at one time the old remedy warfarin was shown to be just as effective and mucho cheapo. Maybe someone could come up with a field (bush) subsititute such as aspirin for those of us miles from tPA.

from the always useful
“Science in the News Weekly,” an e-newsletter produced by Sigma Xi in conjunction with “American Scientist Online.” The newsletter provides a digest of the week’s top stories from “Science in the News,” and includes breaking news and feature stories from each weekend not normally covered by “Science in the News.” To see the current edition:
http://www.americanscientist.org/template/NewsletterDirect

“Infectious Diseases Society of America
At petting zoos, simple disease prevention guidelines frequently ignored

A new study shows that simple guidelines to protect petting zoo patrons from disease-causing germs found in the zoo are frequently not followed, thus allowing the risks of contracting serious intestinal illnesses to persist…

Unfortunately, in addition to goats, sheep, and other animals, petting zoos sometimes allow people to meet critters with names like E. coli, Salmonella, Cryptosporidium, and Campylobacter—bacteria that live in the intestinal tracts of some animals and which are shed in the animal’s feces. Too often, these organisms make their way into the digestive tracts of the human visitors and cause serious illness…

Nearly all (94 percent) of the petting zoos provided hand hygiene facilities, but hand washing compliance ranged from zero to 77 percent. “On average, only 30 percent of people washed or disinfected their hands after leaving a petting zoo,” said Dr. Weese. “This is concerning because hands are the most likely route of transmission of infectious agents from petting zoos.”
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2007-06/idso-apz061107.php

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Contents by title, alphabetical 2007apr26

26 Thursday Apr 2007

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This title index has to be done mostly by hand (tedious) but it does impress me that I am not very consistent with titles of posts (hard to know what I’ve written in advance).

1918 pandemic in Polynesia and Fiji (small island developing states)

2005 Census Stats Released

2006 AK Bird Study Map

2006 April 13 Summit

2007 workshops frontier mental health research

3 things pocket card

48 flu flyway

655,000 or 48,000 Iraqi deaths

A Few Facts about Avian Influenza in Alaska

Accessibility in paperless world

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