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Alutiiq Word of the Week, November 3, 2013

By Alutiiq Museum on Nov 3, 2013   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News  

Alutiiq Word of the Week, November 3, 2013

Niuwaluni; Yuwaluni – Talk (continuously) Alutiit’stun niuwaneq pingaktaaqa. – I like to talk the Alutiiqlanguage. (click on sentence to hear Alutiiq words spoken) The Alutiiq language, the indigenous language of the Kodiak Archipelago, is known as Sugt’stun, which literally means “to speak like a person.” Although there are just a few handfuls of fluent Sugt’stun […]

Israel Reportedly Strikes Syrian Military Base

By VOA News on Nov 1, 2013   World  

Israel Reportedly Strikes Syrian Military Base

Israeli warplanes are reported to have attacked a shipment of missiles at a Syrian military base near the port city of Latakia.

Fishing Vessel Fate Hunter Successfully Refloated, Towed to Cordova

By Lt Allie Ferko USCG on Nov 1, 2013   At Sea  

Fishing Vessel Fate Hunter Successfully Refloated, Towed to Cordova

VALDEZ, Alaska — After almost three months underwater, the fishing vessel Fate Hunter was successfully lifted, refloated and towed to Cordova Tuesday.

Alaska Science Forum: Alaskans’ Vitamin D Production Slows with the Season

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Nov 1, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Alaska Science Forum: Alaskans’ Vitamin D Production Slows with the Season

Interested people are needed to participate in a one-year study to assess the effects of long dark winters on the vitamin D and calcium levels of Fairbanks residents.

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