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Connections | The SpokenCoast Project

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The SpokenCoast Project …building community and hope from alaska to chile. GIVE: IT DOES A BODY GOOD. Collecting personal stories of triumph. Building relationships one by one. There is strength in numbers. Throughout the preparation and launch of The SpokenCoast Project, certain groups, organizations, companies, or individuals have helped tremendously to make this adventure happen. Please take a look at these great folks from the list below. We encourage you to support them just as they have supported us.

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A Way with Words | Stations, Times, and Frequencies

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A Way with Words. About “A Way with Words”. Stations, Times, and Frequencies. How Stations Can Get the Show. Find a Radio Station. IPhone, iPad, iTouch App. How Stations Can Get the Show. 877) 929-9673 Toll-Free US & Canada. Live Events and Bookings. T-shirts, Mugs, and Other Swag. Give with Stripe or Paypal. Make a Recurring Donation. Planned Giving and Estate Bequests. A public radio program about language examined through history, culture, and family. Stations, Times, and Frequencies. Saturdays at 7 am.

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Mushing Tech: The Yukon Quest on GPS or Google Earth

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Occasional writings on techie aspects of dog mushing and race data. Thursday, February 5, 2015. The Yukon Quest on GPS or Google Earth. Last year, we provided some Iditarod track files. For quite a large number of software applications. This year, for the Quest, I've prepared copies of the most popular file types:. For use with Google Earth. For use with compatible GPS units, such as Garmin's. KMZ file loaded into Google Earth. If it is helpful or useful, I'd be glad. February 6, 2015 at 8:23 AM. Regardi...

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Mushing Tech: The Iditarod track file

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Occasional writings on techie aspects of dog mushing and race data. Friday, February 28, 2014. The Iditarod track file. Is a surprisingly complicated topic that can , luckily, be left to the software we use, most of the time.). With this rough understanding what kind of file we're dealing with, what types of track file could we get for the Iditarod 2014? Well, the specific type depends on the file's purpose:. A proprietary binary format, but with an open specification), GeoJSON. As for the Iditarod trail...

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Mushing Tech: March 2015

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Occasional writings on techie aspects of dog mushing and race data. Sunday, March 22, 2015. About that Iditarod post concerning Siberians. On Siberians and Siberian mushers was a pretty stellar example of the latter. Shortly after I moved up to Two Rivers and before Chris arrived I needed to travel for work, so I boarded my eight (! At the time - I'm up to 20) Siberians at a kennel in the neighborhood. The fellow who owned the place was chatting and said "I used to run Siberians," so I said "oh? We devel...

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Nome, Alaska: Sledge Island

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Wednesday, August 28, 2013. If you've ever been to Nome you would notice that there is this tiny island just off the coast of Nome called Sledge Island (Also known as Ayak Island). Not too many people from Nome have been there. Since I was a child I wanted to go to this mysterious Island that looks like flat cold stone rock. Sledge Island is located about 5 miles from the southwestern shore of the Seward Peninsula. And about 26 miles from Nome, Alaska. More information about the island go to Wikipedia.

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Nome, Alaska: Rare Blue King Crab

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Wednesday, July 23, 2014. Rare Blue King Crab. I had the opportunity to hold a live blue red king crab at the Norton Sound Seafood center. In Nome, AK. The crab was feature in our local newspaper the Nome Nugget. Fisherman Frank MacFarland had caught this rare genetically mutated blue Red King crab this later made national news. Don't get this confused with the Blue King crab which is red with royal blue highlights and are not as rare as this genetically mutated crab. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Ben Matheson, KYUK – Bethel | Alaska Public Media

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About Birchbark Press

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Leon Unruh at the Perch overlooking the Eagle River in Chugach State Park. Here are some books I especially enjoyed writing or editing. Final Destinations: A Travel Guide to Remarkable Cemeteries in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana. By Brian Wooley, Larry Bleiberg, Leon Unruh, Jean Simmons, Tom Simmons, Kathryn Straach and Bob Bersano (University of North Texas, 2000). Flyover People: Life on the Ground in a Rectangular State. By Cheryl Unruh (Quincy Press, 2010).