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Frommer's easyguide to Alaskan cruises and ports of call
Both the Inside Passage of Alaska and the Gulf of Alaska are among the single most popular of all cruise destinations, and multitudes of cruisers will welcome this assistance in choosing a cruise and the activities on ship and land that the cruise offers.
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Strategies From American Indian and Alaska Native Community Partners on Effective Emergency Response Collaboration
In the United States, there are 567 federally recognized Indian Nations (also referred to as tribes, communities, pueblos, rancherias, bands, native villages, and nations) that span 35 states.1 Each of these Nations are culturally, linguistically, and regionally different from each other.2,3 While each Indian Nation is different, the US recognizes each Nation as a sovereign and self-governing entity.2,3 As sovereign nations, each nation has the authority to enact their own regulations to protect the health, safety, welfare, and overall well-being of their communities.4 The different jurisdictional authorities within Indian Nations are complex, especially in public health preparedness and response (PHPR), as the delivery of services are distributed across federal, state, local, and tribal systems.4 Thus, addressing sovereignty and multiple jurisdictions is critical to building and maintaining an effective tribal and multijurisdictional response network.Unfortunately, the integration of tribal public health partners into the multijurisdictional response network is often lacking. Supporting and sustaining an efficient network requires effective communication and collaboration to build capacity and capability. To assist in the identification of barriers that hinder effective collaboration and communications with tribal preparedness partners, the Mountain West Preparedness and Emergency Response Learning Center (MWPERLC) at the University of Arizona's Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health was awarded a cooperative agreement from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) focused on the translation, application, and evaluation of research products and trainings to improve public health preparedness and response practices, policies, and programs.
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Studies in West Frisian Grammar
In this paper we will present an alternative for the analysis of syllabic consonant syllables in West Frisian as proposed by Visser (1997). Visser derives such syllables phonologically from schwa-consonantal sonorant sequences by an unconstrained rule of Schwa-deletion, followed by a process of syllable reconstruction. Our alternative is based on a proposal of van Oostendorp (1995), who suggests that schwa-deletion should be accounted for lexically: cases of schwa-deletion are derived by base-generating schwa-less syllables, followed by schwa-epenthesis. We show that a lexical theory can account for a range of facts involving consonantal sonorant syllables with and without schwa-epenthesis. The results support a lexical theory of schwa-deletion and syllabic consonantal sonorants in Frisian.
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Alaska
Describes points of interest and itineraries for each region of Alaska, and recommends the best outdoor activities, cultural events, restaurants, accomodations, and shopping centers.
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Cruise ports Alaska : a guide to perfect days on shore
Lonely Planet's Cruise Ports Alaska is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Watch the skyscrapers of downtown Vancouver disappear behind the trees of Stanley Park as you glide beneath the Lion's Gate Bridge, relive the wild drama of the gold rush era in Skagway, nose around Cold War relics amidst giant glaciers in Whittier; all with your trusted travel companion. Discover the best of Alaska and begin your journey now!
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