People can search through individual entries (posts) or search by categories of posts or use the search box. But I thought it might also be useful to use pages (such as this) to organize groups of posts on certain topics. At the bottom of this page I have “search site tags” (a new feature to wordpress blog formats). These are terms which should find all posts with those terms in the text (or anywhere else on a webpage). These terms shouldn’t overlap the categories listed in the sidebar, but many probably do as I just started using them. I will try to use the site search terms which I think people might find useful, but please let me know if you are looking for other terms within these posts.
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To find a list of all posts
- by chronological order click here Part I oldest first and
- by alphabetical order click here Part II (alphabetical order)
2007-01-19 I have recently added an
Index by Title. Click to view.
2007-02-22
Table of Contents is here Table of Contents
Here are some ideas for information that people may want to study up and contribute back to here.
or elsewhere
Birds
A specific category, easier to quickly find bird-focussed information from the human focussed information.
Reliable sources of info (How to tell the quacks from the quackers. There’s a lot of crackpot, quack, wrong, misleading, regurgitated, inadequate information already)
or sciencing
here
or hoaxes or urban legends
(“quan·go (kwăng’gō) pronunciation n., pl. -gos., An organization or agency that is financed by a government but that acts independently of it. [qua(si) n(on-)g(overnmental) o(rganization).]
or non-profit
History, previous lessons learned from
The National Archives: Influenza Epidemic of 1918 or CBC and CDC backgrounds on previous pandemics or What he knew in 1918 could save millions of lives today
Haz Com or hazard communication, risk communication
[If you see a group of dead or sick birds, especially if something you notice seems unusual, call 1-866-5-BRDFLU, (1-866-527-3358).]
14apr2006 revised state alert notice To report dead or sick birds, where no obvious cause is apparent, call the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hotline at 1-866-5-BRDFLU (1-866-527-3358). Do not handle birds found sick or dead!
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Site Search Tags:
- Village search tags –
https://ykalaska.wordpress.com/2006/09/07/village-search-tags/
1918,
Athabascan,
Bethel (as a concept),
City of Bethel (CoB),
children,
culture,
deadline,
demography,
elderlies
epidemiology,
Eskimo,
gloves,
Kuskokwim,
movie,
Nushagak,
public health
results
schools,
TB,
video,
war,
Yukon