Leilighet Golden Grey Goose (Hellas Fira) - Booking.com Canada Goose Frankrike

Nettopp booket i Fira: 6 leiligheter i samme stil som Golden Grey Goose ble nettopp booket på siden vår

I nærområdet – Utmerket beliggenhet – vis kart

Nærmeste flyplasser

  • Santorini (Thira) flyplass 4,1 km
  • Paros flyplass 71,3 km
  • Naxos Island National Airport 74,1 km

Fasiliteter på Golden Grey Goose Flotte fasiliteter – 9,3 poeng

De mest populære fasilitetene

Gratis Wi-Fi Flyplasstransport Røykfrie rom
Annet
  • Eget røykeområde
  • Klimaanlegg
  • Røykfrie rom
Transporttilbud
  • Transporttilbud
  • Flyplasstransport (koster ekstra)
  • Transporttilbud (koster ekstra)
Rengjøring
  • Daglig rengjøring
Språk som snakkes:
  • russisk
  • engelsk
  • tysk

Les dette før du booker Golden Grey Goose tar gjerne imot spesielle ønsker – du kan legge til en kommentar under neste steg.

Innsjekking

14.00–23.30

Utsjekking

01.00–12.00

Golden Grey Goose godkjenner disse kortene, og forbeholder seg retten til å reservere et beløp på kortet ditt før innsjekking.

Folkets favoritt

Nr. 17 av 92 ferieboliger i Fira, basert på 12 449 verifiserte gjesteanmeldelser

Det med liten skrift Please note that guests need to climb several stairs in order to reach the property.

Vennligst gi beskjed til Golden Grey Goose om forventet ankomsttid på forhånd. Du kan notere dette i kommentarfeltet når du booker, eller kontakte overnattingsstedet direkte via kontaktopplysningene du finner i bookingbekreftelsen.

눱

100 % verifiserte omtaler

Ekte gjester. Ekte opphold. Ekte meninger. Les mer

Retningslinjer for gjesteomtaler på Booking.com

For at gjesteomtalene og -poengene skal oppleves som relevante og aktuelle, arkiverer vi omtaler som er eldre enn 24 måneder.

Kun gjester som har booket via Booking.com og har bodd på det aktuelle overnattingsstedet, kan skrive gjesteomtaler. Dette gjør at vi vet at omtalene våre er skrevet av ekte gjester, som deg selv. Hvem er vel bedre til å fortelle andre om den gratis frokosten, den vennlige betjeningen eller det stille rommet enn noen som faktisk har bodd på overnattingsstedet?

Vi vil gjerne at du deler erfaringene dine med oss, både de positive og de negative. Alt vi ber deg om, er at du følger noen få enkle retningslinjer.

Omtaler

Vår oppfatning er at innsendte omtaler fra gjester og svar fra overnattingsstedene viser opp et bredt utvalg av meninger og erfaringer, noe som er svært viktig hvis gjestene skal kunne ta velfunderte beslutninger om hvor de vil overnatte.

Prinsipper for omtaler

Vi ser på alle bidrag til Booking.com som uttrykk for engasjementet til gjestene og overnattingsstedene våre, og behandler derfor alle bidrag med respekt.

Uansett om kommentarene er positive eller negative, publiseres alle kommentarer i sin helhet og så raskt som mulig, så sant de er i tråd med retningslinjene våre. Vi tilbyr dessuten innsyn når det gjelder statusen på innholdet du har sendt inn.

Vi bruker de samme retningslinjene for alt brukergenerert innhold så vel som for overnattingsstedenes svar på dette innholdet.

Vi lar bidragene tale for seg, og kommer ikke til å legge oss opp i hvordan virkeligheten beskrives. Booking.coms rolle er å være en distributør av tilbakemeldinger fra både gjesten og overnattingsstedet.

Retningslinjer for omtaler

Disse retningslinjene har som målsetning å sørge for at innholdet på Booking.com er relevant og familievennlig, uten at vi hindrer noen i å uttrykke sterke meninger. Retningslinjene gjelder også uansett hvilke synspunkter kommentaren formidler.

Bidragene skal være reiserelatert. De nyttigste bidragene er de som er grundige og detaljerte og som hjelper andre med å ta bedre avgjørelser. Vennligst unngå personfokuserte, politiske, uetiske eller religionskritiske kommentarer. Markedføringsrelatert innhold vil bli fjernet, og kommentarer om Booking.coms tjenester skal sendes til våre kundeservice-team (Customer Service og Accommodation Service).

Bidragene skal fremstå som passende for et globalt publikum. Vennligst unngå å bruke banning samt forsøk på å skjule banning med kreative skrivemåter uansett språk. Kommentarer og media som omfatter hatefulle ytringer, diskriminerende bemerkninger, trusler, seksuelt eksplisitte bemerkninger, vold og promotering av ulovlig aktivitet tillates ikke.

Alt innhold skal være ekte og unikt for gjesten. Gjesteomtaler har størst effekt når de er ekte og objektive. Bidraget ditt skal være ditt eget. Samarbeidspartnere av Booking.com skal ikke sende inn kommentarer på vegne av gjester eller tilby incentiver i bytte mot gode omtaler. Forsøk på å sabotere poengsnittet til en konkurrent ved å sende inn en negativ omtale vil ikke tolereres.

Respekter andres privatliv. Vi i Booking.com vil gjøre det vi kan for å skjule e-postadresser, telefonnumre, nettadresser, kontoer i sosiale medier og lignende opplysninger.

Meningene som uttrykkes i bidragene tilhører Booking.coms kunder og overnattingssteder og ikke Booking.com selv. Booking.com tar ikke på seg ansvar eller forpliktelser for noen omtaler eller svar på omtaler. Booking.com er en distributør (uten verifiseringsplikt) og ikke en ansvarlig utgiver av disse kommentarene og svarene.

9,5 Over all forventning 51 gjesteomtaler

  • Fantastisk: 9+

    42

  • Bra: 7 – 9

    8

  • OK: 5 – 7

    1

  • Dårlig: 3 – 5

    0

  • Under enhver kritikk: 1 – 3

    0

  • Renhold

    9,8

  • Komfort

    9,6

  • Fasiliteter

    9,3

  • Personale

    9,9

  • Valuta for pengene

    9

  • WiFi (gratis)

    9,5

  • Beliggenhet

    9,5

 Vis meg omtaler på: 냯 Vis meg omtaler på: OK loading

Flere overnattingssteder som anbefales for deg:

낞
  • Levante Beach Hotel Levante Beach Hotel 2-stjernershotell 8,2 Meget bra 141 gjesteomtaler
  • Olive Cave Houses Olive Cave Houses 9,5 Over all forventning 9 gjesteomtaler
  • Zoe Aegeas Zoe Aegeas 9,5 Over all forventning 168 gjesteomtaler
  • Santoniro Villa Santoniro Villa 9,3 Fantastisk 21 gjesteomtaler
낝
Er dette stedet for deg? Vis rom og priser

Lagret i 170 lister

Åpne lista di

Ta vare på listene dine for alltid Hvis du logger inn eller oppretter en konto får du ubegrenset tilgang til listene dine fra alle datamaskiner, nettbrett eller telefoner. De forsvinner ikke før du vil at de skal forsvinne. Vis på kartet Transport til Golden Grey Goose fra Santorini (Thira) flyplass
  • Bil 17 min.

Canada Goose Frankrike

canada goose butik
canada goose продажа онлайн
canada goose expedition parka
canada goose продажа онлайн

Canada har to offisielle språk, engelsk og fransk. Ved folketellingen i 2011 var engelsk morsmålet til 56,9 % og fransk til 21,3 % av befolkningen.  Resten har andre språk. De fleste fransktalende finnes i provinsen Québec. Her oppgav 79,95 % fransk som morsmål mot 9,81 % engelsk, mens tallene for for eksempel Ontario var 2,23 % fransk og 78,95 % engelsk. Lenger vest er andelen av fransktalende enda mindre. New Brunswick er eneste provins som konstitusjonelt forankret har både engelsk og fransk som offisielle språk i samme utstrekning. Andre språk representert i Canada er blant annet spansk, italiensk, tysk, kinesisk og ukrainsk.

Av urbefolkningens språk er den eskimoisk-aleutiske språkfamilien representert blant inuitene i de nordligste områdene av Canada. Over femti forskjellige indianske språk og dialekter snakkes av indianerne (se indianere, språk).



What Do I Know?

........This and that as things come up

Pages

  • About this Blog
  • AIFF 2017
  • Graham v Municipality of Anchorage
  • Favorite Posts
  • Anchorage Assembly Election April 2017
  • Anchorage International Film Festival 2016
  • Anchorage Mayoral Candidates 2015
  • Alaska Redistricting Board
  • UA President Bonus Posts
  • University of Alaska President Search 2015

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Carl Nesjar's Anchorage Ice Fountain



I loved the concept of the ice fountain at Loussac Library when it was first proposed.  It's a fountain designed to work all year - in the winter creating interesting ice formations depending on the water flow and weather.  But for various reasons, it never quite worked out that way.  ArtSceneAK wrote in 2002


FROZEN ASSET ICE-NOT Carl Nesjar's Ice Fountain has been neither fountain nor ice since shortly after its  installation at the Anchorage Loussac Library in mid-town.   The stainless steel tubing is intended to drip water during the winter to build sheets of ice in a spectacular way.   Problems with plumbing and process in the underground connection between fountain and library have kept this world class sculpture from reaching its intended potential.   A joint project of MOA % for Art and the Silver Anniverary Commission, this piece has a forlorn look about it. In other parts of the country, folks run hoses up a tall pole in their front yard and leave it on into winter, then shine yard lights at the result.   Seems simple enough, and certainly Nesjar's international reputation is not dependent on the use Anchorage makes of his interesting creation. During the summer, flowers are planted. During the winter, shouldn't the sidewalk be shoveled? Nesjar collaborated with Picasso, can't our civic and public entities combine to make Ice Fountain the defiant salute to winter it is meant to be?
A private group, as I recall (google's not being its reliable retriever self on this one) raised about $50,000 and in the last couple of years sometime had the fountain renovated.  Finally, it's doing what it should have been doing all these years.  These are pictures from tonight when we dropped some books off.

Most people have no idea who the creator of the fountain was.  His name is Carl Nesjar.

From Värmland:
Carl Nesjar, who is one of Norway’s most famous artists, was commissioned by Pablo Picasso to build his monumental concrete sculpture in Kristinehamn’s archipelago in 1965. Nesjar is a versatile artist and is perhaps most famous internationally for the 15 year period in which he was responsible for erecting a number of Picasso’s works of art throughout the world, and for his own all-year round fountains made of steel and aluminium. 
Here's a list of the fountains by Carl Nesjar (from Galleridobag)
Helårsfontene:
·          Landbrukshøgskolen på Ås, 1971
·          Lysaker,  Oslo 1971
·          Larvik 1972
·          Flaine, Haute-Savoie, Frankrike 1975
·          Prismefontene, Moss Rådhus 1980
·          Vinter Olympiske Leker, Lake Placid, USA 1980
·          Kragerø 1983
·          State University College, Buffalo, USA 1984
·          Loussac Library, Anchorage, Alaska 1988
·          Sommer Olympiske Leker , Seoul, Korea 1988
·          Braathens Safe, Fornebu 1989
·          Investa, Fyllingsdalen, Bergen 1990
·          Isbjørn, Vinter Olympiske Leker, Albertville, Frankrike 1990
·          Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, U.S.A. 1991
·          Bodø Kommune, 1994
·          Lillehammer Vinter Olympiske Leker, Vikingskipet, Hamar 1994

·          Radiumhospitalets svømmebasseng, Oslo 1994
·          Statoil Forskningssenter, Rotvoll, Trondheim 1997
·          Bjørn Braathens privat hus, Mols, Danmark 1999


·          Radiumhospitalets inngang, Oslo 2001
·          Kristinehamn, Sverige 2006
·          Drammen 2007














The building in the background on the left with the penthouse lights is the JL Tower.  There's a closer picture below.






You can get more information on JL Towers from Anchoragejoop.    Chugach Electric   [whoops, Anon pointed out it was Chugach Alaska, not Electric] Alaska is one of the tenants of that building.  Maybe someone can explain to me the energy message involved with all the lights. [ The energy questions are still relevant, but not as directly.]

Posted by Steve at 3:35 AM Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Labels: Anchorage, architecture-buildings 6 comments:
  1. HistoryGoddess Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 4:58:00 AM AKST

    Thanks for sharing the pictures and the history behind this piece. Fasinating background on the artist. I will spend some time looking at this other works.

    Reply Delete
  2. Tom Bailey Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 6:05:00 AM AKST

    This is great artwork it is very different from most art that I see... Thanks for sharing. I stumbled across your blog through another blog.

    Reply Delete
  3. Anonymous Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 10:29:00 AM AKST

    Thanks for your blog on this... takes me back to the days when the arts scene here was so vibrant. I shared a studio at the time with Robert Pfitzenmeier (who did the sculpture in front of the museum), and he helped Carl with the fountain, so Joe and I got a chance to meet Carl and get to know him.. His work on paper is also beautiful. He is inspired by nature, as am I. cs

    Reply Delete
  4. Anonymous Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 2:53:00 PM AKST

    Steve, Chugach Electric does NOT lease space in JL Towers. Chugach Alaska, a Native corporation, does.

    Reply Delete
  5. Steve Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 3:43:00 PM AKST

    Thanks all for your comments. All these years, I've never seen it looking this good.

    Anon 2:53, thanks for catching that.

    Reply Delete
  6. Anonymous Wednesday, September 29, 2010 at 2:59:00 PM AKDT

    its spectacular idea , i like it so much , thanks for its exposition.
    greatings from Mexico

    Reply Delete
Add commentLoad more...

Comments will be reviewed, not for content (except ads), but for style. Comments with personal insults, rambling tirades, and significant repetition will be deleted. Ads disguised as comments, unless closely related to the post and of value to readers (my call) will be deleted. Click here to learn to put links in your comment.

Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Subscribe To

Posts Atom Posts Comments Atom Comments

Follow by Email

© whatdoino-steve.blogspot.com

All unattributed photos, videos, audio are original to this blog and all rights are reserved. Prior Permission required for commercial (including sites with ads) use of photos, videos, audio, and all but brief excerpts of text for non-commercial use. Notification of any use appreciated.

Email me at whatdoino (at) alaska (dot) net. [Taking the actual email address out of the code in hopes of cutting down the spam. Sorry for the inconvenience, but I'm spending way too much time deleting spam messages.][It did cut the span enormously.]

Blog Archive

  • ▼  2009 (624)
    • ▼  November (63)
      • City sNOw Plowing Blues
      • AIFF 2009 - Animated Films in Competition
      • Cat Lovers Should Check Out This House
      • AIFF 2009 - Film Festivals in the You Tube Era
      • Steve's Hearty Low Calorie Oatmeal Recipe
      • After Dinner Stroll
      • Hour and a Half to Go
      • Don't trust the internet with your giblets
      • Giving Thanks for What and to Whom?
      • Letter to Editor Makes Me Think About Facts, Emoti...
      • AIFF 2009 - Documentaries in Competition
      • November Challenge
      • AIFF 2009 - Rand Thornsley in His Office
      • AIFF 2009, Anchorage, Fat Bikes, and Blogging
      • Pho Lena Anchorage
      • AIFF 2009 Suzi Yoonessi on Trying To Make An Authe...
      • Carl Nesjar's Anchorage Ice Fountain
      • Film Festival Scam? AIFF is NOT AIFF
      • AIFF 2009 - How to Find the Shorts - Dunlap Shohl...
      • Surfer Privacy or The World Bank Finally Articulat...
      • Koun Franz on Compassion at Loussac
      • UC Tuition Hikes - Some Perspective
      • Mischievous Technology Tricks
      • Should Lincoln Have Let the South Go?
      • Midtown Fire This Afternoon
      • AIFF 2009 - Features in Competition
      • Peter Kott - Oral Arguments on Motion Seeking Rele...
      • Flame and Citron - Left Me Speechless
      • Why Isn't Obama Making His Decision on Afghanistan...
      • Watching for Meteors
      • AAIF 2009 - Shorts in Competition
      • Alaska Pacific University President Search Finalis...
      • The Snow Knows
      • Anchorage International Film Festival (AIFF) 2009 ...
      • How Old Would You Be If You Were Born in 1909?
      • Tiny Black Bugs - Fruit Flies or Fungus Gnats?
      • KSKA Celebrates Bede Trantina's 30th Year
      • Seth Kantner Speaks at UAA
      • November 13, 2009
      • Alaska Pacific University President Search Nearing...
      • Seth Kantner Talks Tonight at UAA at 7pm
      • Foraker Focus Group
      • Exxon's Iraq Oil Contract From Different Perspecti...
      • Wind, then Snow
      • Crude - The Movie
      • Blind Spot in the Progressive Vision in Afghanista...
      • Selling Memberships to the Municipality of Anchora...
      • First Snow
      • Anchorage Diwali Celebration 2009
      • Unemployment Coverage Proves Conservative Bias of ...
      • Would You Give $50 to Restore Someone's Eyesight?
      • "I have lost understanding of and confidence in th...
      • "...located on a busy street in the heart of downt...
      • &;nbsp and how to display HTML code: Notes from a...
      • Implementation of Policy - The Office of the Middl...
      • Musical Instruments of Peking Opera - Short Video ...
      • L'ethnologue Claude Lévi-Strauss est mort
      • Thinking About How Budget Cuts Are Made
      • Drug Company Push Poll Against Begich Health Care ...
      • Powerful Alaska Blogs
      • This Post is Basically for Bloggers - I'm Testing ...
      • Google Hits and Misses September/October 2009
      • Chinese Opera Comes to Anchorage

Alaska Blogs

  • The Immoral Minority While attempting to honor Navajo code talkers, Donald Trump decides to attack Elizabeth Warren, insults all Native Americans instead. Update! 3 hours ago
  • instagatrix.com Images November 27, 2017 draft 3 hours ago
  • Ink & Snow Edit: Turkey Shoot 1 day ago
  • northierthanthou The Murals of Española 3 days ago
  • Our Third Thirds The Acquisition Exception 5 days ago
  • Off and On: The Alaska Parkinson's Rag I Said, Late-Breaking Meeting, Speech Therapy for PD 2 weeks ago
  • Groundswell Fisheries Movement Music Scene 2 weeks ago
  • Frozen Grin Frog Slander 2 months ago
  • Alaska Education Update Letter from Edgmon, Foster, Westlake, & Fansler to Rep. Eastman 6 months ago
  • A genius, so to speak, for sauntering Alaska's Roadside Glaciers 10 months ago
  • Alaskan Librarian Going to Archival Mode 10 months ago
  • Henkimaa Getting wrangled 2 years ago
  • The Rogue Wave 2 years ago
  • Alaska Political Corruption List of Things Alaska Could Do Legally to Address the Fiscal Challenge 2 years ago
  • SHANNYN MOORE: JUST A GIRL FROM HOMER Alaska – Just a Disconnect 3 years ago
  • TokenLiberal Letters Home & Fried Chicken and Homemade Macaroni and Cheese 3 years ago
  • Koraling Genius traveling and moving on 3 years ago
  • FieryBlazingHandbasket Repeat after me: Corporations do not exist to provide jobs 3 years ago
  • Mt. View Forum in protest of the Bragaw extension 3 years ago
  • Progressive Alaska Bartlett Club Today: Open Mike 3 years ago
  • Alaska Real Shutdown: A Simple Proposal 4 years ago
  • Bicycles and Icicles Beam Me Up 4 years ago
  • OMFGAlaska Kicking Cancer's Ass! 4 years ago
  • The Fairbanks Pedestrian Recipe: Powerhouse Breakfast Bread 5 years ago
  • Wet With Rain The Firewood Detail 5 years ago
  • A Bodenstown Perspective The Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Runoff Election: Just What Do You Mean By "Change?" (with a correction) 6 years ago
  • Stress Management and Other Things Daze of Summer 6 years ago
  • AlaskaRants
  • Own the Sidewalk
  • Globe of Blogs
  • Bent Alaska
  • Tom Begich – News
  • Alaska Blogs
  • Bicycle Commuters of Anchorage
Show 10 Show All

Links Worth a Look

  • Axios
  • Bangkok Pundit
  • Empty Wheel
  • how to talk to a Global Warming Skeptic
  • Maddy's Ramblings
  • New Mandala
  • Perverse Egalitarian
  • Political Orphans

Blogs of Friends or Acquaintences

  • Drummer's Diaries : A movie review blog Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum 2 weeks ago
  • Rabbi H's Rabbinic Journey 1 month ago
  • WALDO WALKIRIA WORLD NO WORDS 9 months ago

Stat Counter

About Me

Steve I started this blog just to find out what the blogworld was all about. I figured I needed to actually blog, not just read other people's blogs, to understand how it works, and what ways it could be used. This is all experimental. A learning exercise for me. It's turning out to be a look at one person's (mine) life based in Anchorage. With occasional trips away. UPDATE July 6, 2015: Here's a post that discusses my evasiveness in this profile - it's intentional. View my complete profile

Labels

2008 election (88) 2010 elections (45) abortion (9) accountability (11) ADN (23) AFD (1) Africa (14) AGIA (10) aging (7) AIFF 2011 (38) AIFF 2012 (30) AIFF 2013 (58) AIFF 2014 (38) AIFF 2015 (35) AIFF2015 (1) AIFF2016 (30) AIFF2017 (5) air (4) AJWS (78) AkPirg (2) Alaska (866) Alaska Democratic Convention 2008 (12) Alaska Legislature 2010 (147) Alaska legislature 2011 (24) Alaska legislature 2012 (3) Alaska legislature 2013 (2) Alaska Legislature 2014 (6) Alaska Legislature 2015 (35) Alaska Legislature 2016 (11) Alaska Legislature 2017 (6) Alaska Pacific University (APU) (11) Alaska Press Club (16) alcohol (1) ALEC (4) Anchorage (814) Anchorage Airport Railroad Depot (4) Anchorage Daily News (30) Anchorage Folk Festival (4) Anchorage International Film Festival (AIFF 2007) (30) Anchorage International Film Festival (AIFF 2008) (38) Anchorage International Film Festival (AIFF 2009) (65) Anchorage International Film Festival (AIFF 2010) (42) Anger (2) Anonymous (1) Apple User Group (15) APU (1) APU and UAA President Searches (13) architecture (4) architecture-buildings (91) arctic terns (1) art (191) art/music/theater (133) Assembly (26) astronomy (10) Attila Szász (1) audio (10) aurora (3) Australia (4) automation (2) awkward (2) bald eagles (11) Banksy (3) beach (15) bears (22) Begich (9) behavior (39) Benz (6) Berkowitz (14) Berlin (24) Bernie Sanders (2) biking (113) biking/running/skiing (91) Bin Laden (10) Bioneers (6) birds (218) Blacks in Congress (12) blogging (444) Board of Regents (1) boats (4) Bobrick (2) bohemian waxwings (8) books (317) bread (6) Brent Scarpo (7) bribery (1) Bridgman/Packer (1) Brussels (4) Buddhism (35) bug (1) bugs (71) bugs. words (1) buildings (3) bulbul (7) Burma (22) Bush/Cheney (25) business (139) Business of Clean Energy in Alaska Conference (12) Campbell Creek Bike Trail (36) Canada (46) Cannabis (2) Capgras (1) cat (19) CC on KWMD (4) CCL (4) CH2M Hill (3) change (559) changes (1) charity (23) Chiang Dao (10) Chiang Dao Fire Break Ceremony (5) Chiang Mai (124) Chicago (14) Child Care (3) China (57) Chinese (4) chocolate lily (1) Chris Hedges (1) Chuitna (8) Chukchi Sea (1) cinema (2) Citizens Climate Lobby (12) Citizens United (7) Classrooms for Climate (8) Claude Lévi-Strauss One Hundred Birthday (10) Climate Change (70) climbing (4) Clinton (7) Clive Thomas (1) closing arguments (3) clothing (1) clouds (39) clutter war (28) Coffey (4) color (4) communication (38) communications (2) community (272) competition (9) compost (4) conflict of interest (8) Confucius Institute (24) Congregation Beth Sholom (1) Congress (20) Conspiracy (3) constitution (15) consumer (61) consumers (79) consuming (2) cooperation (6) copyright (1) Cordova (11) Corrupt Bastards Club (1) Costco (2) cottonwood (30) Cowdery (3) crime (6) cross cultural (609) cross culture (4) cross-cultural (5) cruises (6) customer (3) customers (1) Cyrano's (5) Dall Sheep (1) Dan Bern (6) Dan Currier (1) Dan Fagan (8) dance (18) dancing (2) dandelions (14) daylight savings time (10) DC (22) death (56) debate (6) Deborah Stovern (1) decision making (19) Demboski (4) Democracy (91) Dena'ina language (1) Denali (25) dental (13) dentist (2) Department of Justice (5) Deptartment of Justice (19) design (3) Detroit (50) dialogue (6) Diebold (3) dinosaurs (1) Dittman (1) diversion (1) divorce (1) dog (25) dogs (20) dolphins (1) Don Young (13) downey woodpecker (2) dreams (4) drones (2) Drongo (9) drosera sundew (1) drugs (5) Dunleavy (3) dyson (1) E.O. Wilson (2) earthquake (14) Eastern Promises (1) eating (25) ebola (2) economics (247) education (171) Egypt (1) election (1) election 2012 (61) election 2013 Muni (12) election 2014 (40) election 2015 (27) election 2016 (66) election 2017 (18) election 2018 (2) election 2020 (1) elections (91) Electronic Health Records (2) elephants (23) Elton John (5) energy (83) entitlement (2) environment (239) Eric Musser (1) Erin's Law (9) ethics (68) ethics/corruption (363) Exit Glacier (1) externalities (1) Extortion (3) Facebook (3) faculty mentoring (3) families (1) family (240) family. (1) Famous People Born (13) FBI (26) FBI tapes (3) Feedburner (5) ferry (1) film (25) films (6) fire (4) fish (7) fishing (12) flag (7) flâneur (1) Fledge (3) Flowers (165) focus group (1) food (284) football (1) Forrest Dunbar (1) fox (1) Frederick Douglass (1) free airport wifi (15) friends (62) future (14) Gamble (4) gamily (1) garden (80) Gary Pruitt (6) gas pipeline (7) gay (57) Gehry (1) gender (21) geography (5) gerrymandering (2) glaciers (11) global warming (2) Goose Lake (12) gout (1) Gov. Palin (55) government (32) graffiti (21) Graham v. MOA (1) guest post (1) Guns (20) haiku (8) Halal (1) Halcro (15) Hanoi (6) health (193) Hickel (2) hiking (51) his (1) history (302) Hitler (5) Hmong (2) holiday (12) holidays (75) Home (66) homeless (4) Hong Kong (2) horse (6) house (1) html (1) Hummel (10) humor (73) hyena (1) ice (24) Iceland (4) Iditarod (2) immigrants (2) immigration (40) impeachment (1) improper influence (4) India (85) Indigenous (1) Indigenous Peoples Summit (26) interent (1) Interfaith Council (1) Internet (34) Intimate Partner Violence (49) Iran (6) Ireland (1) Is Droning A Word? Meeting The Future At McHugh Creek (1) Jack Dalton (2) Japan (21) Jehovah's Witnesses (1) Jim MacKenzie (3) jobs (4) Joe Bottini (3) John Henry Browne (14) John McKay (10) Julian Bond (1) Junea (1) Juneau (90) jury instructions (1) jury selection (6) Justice (207) justices (2) Karen Hill Tribe (11) Kepner (13) knitting (1) Knowing (1025) knowing. (12) Kohring Trial (47) Korea (3) kott (1) Kott Trial (59) Kott/Weyhrauch Trial (7) Kuala Lumpur (10) Kulluk (21) LA (209) labels (1) Labels: Citizens Climate Lobby (1) labor (7) land reform (6) language (124) languages (2) Laos (18) lgbt (75) Liberty Watch (14) library (9) lichen (2) Lindbeck (1) Linksys (1) lobbying (22) London (7) London/UK (17) long tailed duck (1) Los angeles (1) lost causes (2) lotteries (3) Loussac (54) lunar eclipse (11) lying (5) magic (3) Man Without Qualities (1) maps (25) Mariano Gonzales (14) marijuana (9) market failure (2) marketing (3) marriage (12) Matt Claman (1) mayor (16) Mayor Begich (6) McAdams (1) McCain (4) media (435) Medicaid (1) Memorial Day (1) memory (7) mental health (79) military (8) mindfulness (1) Monegan (1) money (63) moon (34) moose (50) mountains (63) Movies (248) Movies video (11) Murkowski (40) museums (13) mushrooms (27) music (141) music. (1) Naomi Wolf (4) National Guard (5) Nature (205) Nepal (1) Netflix (7) NRA (5) numbers (2) Obama (37) obituary (8) Occupy (10) ocean (1) oil (130) Out North (13) palin (11) Paris (15) Parking (4) Parkinson's Disease (2) Parnell (16) PATNET (10) Peace Corps (51) peop (1) people (285) PFD (17) philosophy (11) photo (9) Photos (180) Pic (2) planning (9) plants (35) poetry (20) police (21) political (6) politics (845) politis (2) polls (3) Pope (2) Portland (17) Potter Marsh (6) power (394) Pridefest (11) prison (9) privacy (15) problems (5) public administration (6) Putin (4) quality control (1) Quarterlife (1) Rabbi Oblath (1) Rachel Barton Pine (1) Racial Equity Conference (8) radio (1) rain (6) rape (2) ravens (8) Reapportionment 2011 (2) recreation (1) redistricting (279) regents (1) religion (248) research (2) restorative justice (4) retribution (1) Rick Prelinger (1) Rick Smith (1) rocks (3) Romn (1) Romney (13) routers (1) running (30) Russell Brand (2) S (1) salmon (6) San Francisco (41) Sandhill Cranes (4) SB 21 (1) scam (7) science (25) science. Fiorina (1) Scott Turner Schofield (13) search (1) searches (40) seasons (141) Seattle (102) secrecy (7) security (6) serendipity (1) Seward (10) Seward Highway (11) sexual abuse (2) shadow (2) shaggy mane (3) shaming (1) shark (1) Shelby County v Holder (15) Shell (24) shoes (2) Shri Ganesh Mandir (1) Singapore (14) sitemeter (51) skateboard (4) snow (194) Snow Leopard (9) Snowden (11) soapscum (7) solstice (3) Somalia (1) spam (9) sport (18) sports (78) Sports Ilustrated (1) spruce grouse (1) stamps (2) steller jay (4) Steve Cleary (1) Steve Heimel (3) stevens (20) stories (39) Sulilvan (1) Sullivan (48) summer (18) Summer Reading Series (4) sun (14) sunrise (18) sunset (78) Supreme Court (83) surveillance (5) swans (4) Syria (7) Tanaina (2) tattoo (22) tax (6) taxes (18) Taxi to the Dark Side (6) teaching (25) Ted Stevens (38) ten steps to dismantling a democracy (16) Thai (14) Thailand (276) Thanksgiving (12) the world (139) theater (21) Thi (1) Tibet (1) tigers (1) time (117) Title 21 (2) Tom Anderson Trial (29) torture (3) transport (4) Transportation (147) travel (328) trees (158) trees. Anchorage (1) trucks (4) Trump (75) TSA (18) Turkey (1) Turnagain Arm (29) Twitter (19) UAA (157) UAA Chancellor Search (7) UCLA (2) Ukraine (1) Umphang (7) undue gain (2) university (1) University of Alaska (20) vampires (1) Veco (4) Venice (32) Victor Lebow (4) video (108) voter (1) voters (8) voting (70) Wales/Nome (17) Walker (3) Walker/Mallot (11) Walker/Mallott (2) Walrus (5) Walt Parker (3) war (72) water (42) ways of knowing (1) weather (239) Where's This? (4) Why I Live Here (26) Wielechowski (30) wine (2) winter (66) Wire Fraud (1) witch (1) wolves (4) women (6) woodpecker (3) words (21) world (11) Wrangell-St. Elias National Park (6) writing (60) Yom Kippur (5) Yosemite (7) Z (1) Zamboni (1) ไทย (6) Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.