Would love to here the cockpit recordings. So its Horizons pilots/ flight in an Alaskan airlines plane? Call me confused.

Anything from his hockey movie Mystery Alaska? If they planned in advance to offer this stuff to Alaskan Blockbusters, that would have been a slam-dunk...

Crazy Alaskans. @deathcow i'm lookin' at you.

My brother in laws brother was out hundreds of miles away from help in the Alaskan woods working on a cabin and put a chainsaw right into his leg. Bad juju.... these are worth it

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You guys don't need refrigerators there, right?

on a side note, my cat loves grilled Alaskan salmon

I don't know if he should be referred to as an Alaskan dude when he's clearly never been near an ice covered lake before.

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Speaking of Alaskan telecom - I found this interesting:
http://consumerist.com/2014/02/14/data-caps-are-the-devil-for-residents-of-rural-alaskan-towns-are-they-in-our-future/

Great footage of the massive Alaskan avalanche on the road has been added as a related post - related requested by deathcow on that post.

hah I alaskan-assumed it was below freezing there because of the "snow" on the ground

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Very interesting, and a very gray-area issue!

All kinds of jobs have guaranteed significant risks associated with them -- mining, oil rigs, Alaskan crab fisherman, etc. If there is some feasible and yes, cost efficient way to reduce those risks then it is pretty rational to expect or hope that it will be implemented. But, sometimes you really do need more data to figure out what if anything can be done to mitigate the risks. And sadly, that might require some level of exposing people to some problem that you know exists, but don't know what to do about yet.

If a coal miner suddenly decides that the risk of black-lung is too much for them to continue, I don't think we should expect the mining company to keep them on the payroll even if they refuse to go into the mine. I hope that these guys get the top brass to think long and hard about whether or not it is necessary to ground all the F-22s again, but I think they need to be ready to accept the very real possibility that the Air Force will tell them "don't let the door hit you in the ass on your way out".