I live in the valley, but hate that sign. I actually stopped driving by the park because it made my blood boil.

or buy groceries.

Now we know who Trump fears more. A hint: it ain't Cuomo.

When you compare it to the last 12 months, it's actually very low.

Same weather as Juneau. That’s not right.

They like suitcases and moving boxes, and have made the move to some homes/apartments indoors in Alaska. I haven’t heard of any living outdoors, yet.

I never leave my suitcase on the floor when traveling.

My wife also makes about half the stuff from scratch, so it's all very well reinforced for weather. It's really her vision, I just supply the labor and power tools.

We definitely get wind. We anchor everything with 3'-4' segments or rebar hammered into the ground, then drill in 1/2" PVC or zip tie in PCV segments that slide over the rebar. For things we can't rebar we use 60# bags of gravel. It took us a few years to figure out the best methods.

So they’re all in Puerto Rico and Guam?

Or rename it the Gulf of Obama.

At first glance I thought it was an encampment that moved into a commercial building.

Thanks for the updated tracking and info release. That must have been a wild ride.

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I always marveled at the massive amount of mosquitoes in Alaska contrasted with the lack of them in Iceland. I attributed it to the geographical isolation from other land masses. With millions of tourists each year, it seems inevitable for many invasive species to take root.

The chargers are plentiful in Canada thanks to their efforts to expand charging infrastructure. Once you get to the Alaska border it’s much more difficult, not impossible, but very difficult.

That was the first album I bought as a kid. Everything else I bought has been trying, but never as good.

Especially when compared to Peltola’s speech at the same venue when she received a standing ovation.