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If you were in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta in the 1980s and you tuned your television to channel four, you might have seen Lillian Atmak Michael announcing the Yup’ik news. You would see her long, straight black hair parted in the middle, and her big glasses that covered nearly half of her face. What you wouldn’t see was the complex linguistic surgery she was conducting in her mind. Former KYUK news director Rhonda McBride said that Atmak would not only translate the English news into Yup’ik, but she would also completely restructure the information for a Yup’ik audience.
âThatâs enough from usâ: What the Get Krackinâ team did next
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Kate McCartney is dressed as a penguin. Not over Zoom but on her 40th birthday, which she celebrated last year during Melbourneâs hard lockdown.
âI donât know if youâre gonna be able to see this very well,â she says, flicking through the photos on her phone, which she is holding up to her computerâs camera.
Kate McLennan (left) and Kate McCartney get up close with the penguinâs at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium.
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The Woodwork Career Alliance, booth #1979, invites AWFS Fair attendees and exhibitors to test their spray finishing skills using the SimSpray VR training apparatus.
NELLYSFORD, VA – The Woodwork Career Alliance of North America immensely looks forward to reconnecting with the wood products industry at the AWFS Fair in Las Vegas, July 20-23.
“We are thrilled to participate at the AWFS Fair,” said Scott Nelson, president of the WCA. “I imagine the show will feel like a big industry reunion. It’s going to be great to meet new people and to catch up with industry friends and supporters we haven’t seen since before the pandemic. I’m also excited about being able to discuss some of the new programs we’re working on for school woodworking programs and professional woodworkers.”
Transtasman bubble: Viewers puzzled by bizarre bubble dance at Sydney airport
19 Apr, 2021 01:53 AM
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The group of Australian dancers wearing black outfits with black masks and holding big clear balloons that greeted travellers at Melbourne Airport.
The group of Australian dancers wearing black outfits with black masks and holding big clear balloons that greeted travellers at Melbourne Airport.
NZ Herald
The international arrivals area of an airport is, without a doubt, one of the happiest places on Earth - and that has been particularly the case today across Australian and New Zealand airports, as international flights between the two countries took off for quarantine-free travel for the first time since the pandemic began.