HeyJaredSeth O'Brien
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Man Gets Run Over by Truck In a Case of Misunderstanding (opens the original)
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The sister was testifying in church. She was meaning to quote Psalm 51:7 which says, Cleanse me with hyssop, and I will be clean; wash me, and I will be whiter than snow. Either her tang got toungled, or somewhere between my eardrum and my brain the syllables got crossed and I heard her boldly proclaim, “The scripture says, ‘Cleanse me with hippos, and I will be clean!” Taking a bath with hippopotamuses, now that’s living dangerous. Another time I had what I thought was a good lesson on giving i
Real Estate (opens the original)
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FOR SALE: 9332 Neng. Tundra Ridge 1224 sq. ft. Move-in ready – 2 bdrm 1 bath, laminate flooring, up-dated kitchen, light fixtures & bathroom. Detached garage + storage shed. Playground across the street. $375K Call: REMAX Dynamic Properties 907-545-1944 email: [email protected] FOR SALE: 211 Blackberry St. Ranch style home 1340 sq. ft; 3 bdrm 2 bath; living area/ kitchen & master bdrm with vaulted ceilings, laminate flooring, walls/ceiling foam panels, baseboard heat + toyo, heat recovery system
Living the good life (opens the original)
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I’d like to witness for our Lord and savior Jesus Christ and all his angels who kept me safe as a boy across the Kuskokwim River from Bethel at our fish camp just a 15 minute walk from the old Civil Aeronautics Administration and old airport and the military barracks back in 1941. As an eight-year-old I loved the outdoors and back in the early 50s and throughout the 50s we had the best weather that you can imagine – the sky was dark blue. It wasn’t hazy like present days because of the pollution
It’s time to move from One Big Dam Project to smaller, affordable Dam Projects (opens the original)
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Alaska stopped work on the Susitna-Watana Dam in 2014 because it is too expensive, too big, and too risky. During the current election year, some have tried to raise this project as an effective option for our state’s energy future. But Susitna-Watana remains as financially impractical today as it was more than a decade ago. Alaska’s energy future lies in smaller projects—like expanding the Bradley Lake hydroelectric facility—that are more affordable, more efficient, and more likely to succeed.
Court-Ordered study for the Donlin Gold Mine in Alaska shows devastation from a tailings spill but agencies have more to do (opens the original)
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Federal agencies analyzed a spill of 27% of the tailings dam capacity, but more analysis is needed to understand the mine’s risks and how to minimize them. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers today (Sept. 23rd, 2026) released a draft supplemental environmental impact statement (SEIS) for the Donlin Gold Mine. The court-ordered study, while confirming that a spill of even a quarter or less of the mine’s tailings would be devastating to the Kuskokwim region, falls short of analyzing the true scope of
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