text: A Look at Today's Health Headlines | Stayin' Alive With Hands-Only CPRIt only takes a minute to learn how to save the life of someone in cardiac arrest. After calling 9-1-1, keep to the beat of the Bee Gees' disco classic, "Stayin' Alive." By Jaimie Dalessio, Senior Editor WEDNESDAY, June 6, 2012 — Debra Bader knelt there, alone in the woods, singing aloud as she pushed down hard to the beat of "Stayin' Alive" on her husband's chest. She sang the words out loud, at first to keep herself company — then louder in the hopes the medics would hear her and find them. "Ah, ah, ah, ah, stayin' alive, stayin' alive," she sang. "It surprised me how much I didn't have a chance to be afraid." That was in 2008. A few months before husband Chris, 57, collapsed in cardiac arrest, Debra (pictured bottom left with Chris) had heard the American Heart Association (AHA) changed its guidelines for how bystanders should perform CPR. Curious, she went online to watch a video online about how to do it. "I remember it was faster than I thought it would be," she says. The Tip from Honolulu Heard Around the World Three years earlier, Alson Inaba, MD, was flying home to Honolulu from an AHA meeting in Dallas. He was trying to think of an innovative way to show medical students what 100 compressions per minute — the ideal for CPR — looks like. Turns out the Bee Gees' hit "Stayin' Alive" has the perfect beat. The title isn't bad, either. Dr. Inaba started using the tip with his students in Hawaii. By 2006, the AHA wanted him to publish it. "I was reluctant, at first," he says. Was his silly, fun tip really that important? Yes, unbelievably so. It wasn't long before Inaba started receiving emails from nurses and doctors who had saved lives by humming the disco hit as a guide during CPR. Later — following the AHA's first campaign encouraging people to perform CPR to the beat of "Stayin' Alive" in 2008, the same one Debra had watched — came messages from regular people. People who had never taken a CPR class. People who had saved lives thanks to his tip. "It's amazing one little tip that came out of Honolulu could spread around the world in a couple months," says Inaba. CPR Made Simpler The change in guidelines that Debra mentioned refers to the bold move made by the AHA in 2008 — a hands-only CPR campaign. In conventional CPR, you push on the chest and breathe into the victim's mouth. Hands-only CPR, which eliminates the mouth-to-mouth portion, doesn't replace conventional CPR, says Inaba. It's just different. There are certain situations, he says, in which the ventilation given in conventional CPR is appropriate: drowning victims and infants and children in cardiac arrest, for example. But in 2008, the AHA needed to do something about bystander CPR rates: There are more than 400,000 incidents of cardiac arrest in the United States each year. Only 30 percent of victims get CPR. "Why aren't more people doing CPR? Most would guess it's because they don't want to put their mouth on a stranger's mouth. But, amazingly, the real reason is they don't know how to do it," says Inaba. People are dying because bystanders are afraid — afraid they don't know how to do it or they'll do something wrong — but, as Inaba says, people in cardiac arrest are already dead or dying. For every minute without CPR, a victim's chance of death goes up by 10 percent. You can't hurt them any more than that. The key was making CPR easy to do and easy to remember under pressure. "Even for people who took classes, it's confusing trying to remember how many compressions per breath," says Inaba. Cutting it down from two tasks to one helps. And while you may not remember the number of compressions you're supposed to do per minute, you will remember how "Stayin' Alive" goes. Fate, a Fluke, and Disco Fever Tom Maimone, 55, never really liked "Stayin' Alive," that is, until it saved his life. Maimone, an avid runner and adventurous athlete, collapsed in a stranger's driveway while jogging in Palm Beach, Fla., on a Saturday in April 2009. He was in cardiac arrest, face down on the pavement. At the same moment, Tom Elowson (pictured top right with Maimone) happened to be driving around the neighborhood with his fiancé. He was lost, actually, just a few blocks from a friend's house when he caught a glimpse of a body on the ground. The funny thing, Elowson says, is that he never gets lost. Luckily that day, he did. "He was the anonymous jogger, you know, everyone sees them in the neighborhood," says Elowson. "At first we thought it was heat exhaustion. It was the first hot Saturday in April that year." Whatever had happened, Elowson knew Maimone wasn't breathing. That's when he remembered watching, on a fluke, what could have only been 60 seconds of a Today Show segment months earlier. If you do CPR to the beat of "Stayin' Alive," you're doing it right. He started chest compressions. Ah, ah, ah, ah, stayin' alive, stayin alive. Hear the Message, Save a Life Neither Debra Bader nor Tom Elowson had ever taken a CPR class. And yet they both saved lives by performing hands-only CPR. In fact, when the medics arrived on the scene of Maimone's cardiac arrest, they told Elowson he was doing it perfectly. "It was the first time in nine minutes I knew I was doing the right thing," says Elowson. To empower more people to do the same, the AHA released a hilarious hands-only PSA with comedian Ken Jeong, who's also a doctor, last summer. This year, they've teamed up with Jennifer Coolidge, best known for her role as Stifler's mom in American Pie and most recently on 2 Broke Girls. Her message: It only takes 60 seconds to learn what to do. There's no excuse for everybody not to learn this," says Elowson, who now considers Maimone one of his best friends. The pair, their wives, and another couple on the scene that day hang out all the time. If for no other reason, you could meet a great friend, he says. For the latest news and information on living a heart-healthy lifestyle, follow @HeartDiseases on Twitter from the editors of @EverydayHealth. Last Updated: 06/06/2012 | Next Article: #Healthtalk: All About Afib » Leave a comment To leave a comment, please log in below using your preferred network. More on Heart Health Heart Health Information Prevention Diagnosis Treatment Management Chest Pain Articles in Heart Health Prevention Past History of Heart Disease Heart Health and Age Diabetes, Prediabetes, and Metabolic Syndrome What Your Waistline Says About Your Heart Understanding Triglycerides The Diet Debates Are Over The Physical Exam: Gauging Your Heart Health and Coronary Risks 5 Ways to Avoid the Risks of a Sedentary Lifestyle How to Prevent Heart Attacks How Does Your Family History Affect Your Heart Health? 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On this Normandy Battlefields Tour, you will visit the famous site of Pegasus Bridge, captured just after midnight on D-Day by elements of the 6th Airborne Division.You will visit the Hillman Bunker complex. Found a couple of miles inland from Sword Beach, the fortifications that made up the Hillman complex are just outside the village of Colleville-Montgomery, known prior to 1944 as Colleville-sur-Orne. It was here on the June 07, the Germans finally gave up to the 1st Battalion of the Suffolk Regiment. The different bunkers, used as a German command post, are now cared for by the Association of the Friends of the Suffolk Regiment. Your minivan holds a maximum of eight passengers, and a small group tour is the perfect way to get to out-of-the-way places in one day.
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I got this product for Christmas it took me 2 hours to build that is quite short for me. Product comes with everything except a screwdriver and a pair of pliers (that I Recommend) Also if you are giving this to a child they might need help doing up the screws
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I got this for Christmas took me about a morning to complete few errors easy to fix though. Software easy to use i specifically like the keyboard mode. all over its BRILL
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Bought this thinking that any Win7 apps will work in Windows 8, the app is OK but the drivers won't install. To get around this Google "disable driver signature enforcement windows 8", follow the procedures and then the drivers will install properly. The kit seems well manufactured and goes together easily, would be nicer if it didn't need 'D' cells for power. The Windows software is basic but works well in manual mode, the servos don't have stops so I expect the gears will wear after a while if you aren't careful. For the money this was good value and I would recommend it.
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I found the Robotic Arm easy to put together as long as you follow the instructions carefully. The arm will run on 2 rechargeable 'D' cells if they are installed in the left hand side of the battery box. Tracing the red wire from the right hand battery terminal terminates in a solder pad with no tracks to it. Good fun to play with but the software supplied is very basic. There are a few articles on the web using a Raspberry Pi to drive this arm. Pity the battery box wasn't designed so the batteries could be changed without having to unscrew the top off the box as the usb lead has to be pushed to one side to gain access to one of the screws. I think that one of the wires will eventually fracture here as the socket on the end of the USB lead has been changed to a Moles type and a dab of silicon rubber applied to where the wires enter the socket. I have attached a small box to the rear of the battery box containing a battery charging circuit board from Velleman and incorporated a change-over switch to isolate the arm while the batteries are on charge.
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by Seth Lightcap. posted on 19 April
Longer days and stable snow make spring the season to explore the highest, most remote backcountry peaks. Jones ambassadors have been making the most of the April sunshine and laying tracks on high lines around the world. Read on for trip reports from the Tantalus Range in B.C. Canada, the Tamok Valley in Norway and the High Sierra in California.
Tantalus Range - British Columbia, Canada
Report + Photos by Yuta Watanabe
I spent an awesome week in the Tantalus Range with my friends Tempei Takeuchi and Shikaichi Ueki. You can see this beautiful mountain range from the Sea to Sky highway in Squamish B.C.
We spent a week staying in the ACC hut and hiked steep lines all around the area. This couloir ran almost to the top of Alpha Peak.
The Tantalus hold huge potential for riding steep terrain and learning glacier travel skills. This shot was on the way back from the 10 hour push to Alpha peak....almost beer-thirty! Check out Tempei Takeuchi's shots from the Tantalus trip here
Lyngen Alps - Tamok, Norway
Report by Miikka Hast
For the past month I have been parked in Tamok valley in Northern Norway. I have been filming for Approach & Attack with Antti Autti, Will Jackways and crew. Conditions have been variable but we have had some excellent days exploring couloirs in the Lyngen Alps. The mountains here are totally wild - no resorts or lifts. Everything is splitboarding/hiking access only. Photo - Ode Silvonen.
Needless to say, all the hiking pays off! Photo - Eva Eskilsson
This was a couloir drop into a massive wave. Pretty unique feature. Snowboarding into snow surfing!
The mountains drop down straight to the sea so we scored some good surf inbetween the pow shredding. Northern Norway is definitely the place to spend the spring! Season is long here and powder is not rare even in May! Photo - Janne Hinkkanen
High Sierra, California
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After a very dry winter in California, a solid storm finally pounded the Sierra in late March. The heavy spring dump was enough to convince Jimmy Goodmann, Cory Rice, Allison Lightcap and I to push deep into the backcountry to climb a stunning peak we had been drooling over for many years. This pyramid-shaped peak features a steep east face that begins with an imposing headwall dropping right off the small summit. With confidence in the stability of the spring snowpack, our plan was to climb and shred one of the sharky headwall gullies.
Ankle deep spring snow made for relatively easy climbing up the 50 degree headwall. It was nice to have an axe in hand (or at least a pole axe) as quite a few steps punched through to rock.
Dropping off the top we found chalky panels hidden on the more northeast aspect of the face. Here's Jimmy ripping half way down the peak.
We camped in a gorgeous cirque around the corner from the peak. Mild temps and just a breath of wind made for perfect camping weather.
There's multiple lifetimes worth of sweet lines hidden in the High Sierra. Here's Allison shredding into the last choke of a couloir we found right above camp.
by Seth Lightcap. posted on 3 April
Glorious powder snow fell from the sky all over the world in the month of March. Our team was there, hungry mouths wide open, ready to lap it up...
Canada got pounded by storms in March. Andrew Hardingham caught this wicked selfie shredding in the Kootenays.
Here's another one of Hardingham ripping a rowdy line in Golden, BC
Claudia Avon has been getting after it in the Whistler Backcountry. Kale Stephens snapped this shot of Claudia throttling a lovely spine line.
Even the east coast of Canada got hammered. Here's a rad zone in Quebec that got slayed on a splitboard by Fabrice Tremblay. Photo - CDG
The Alps got hit with a solid storm in the beginning of the month, then suffered through a nasty warm-up for a couple weeks. Liz Daley found blower pow in Chamonix after the first set of storms. Photo - @MarqDiamond
Mitch Toelderer, Bibi Pekarek, Ryland Bell and Forrest Shearer went on a powder hunt to the Italian Dolomites mid-month. Mitch snapped this sick sunset shot of the crew setting up camp on an overnight mission.
To no surprise, the crew found a few faceshots in Italy. Here's Forrest gettin his, as Ryland gets the shot.
Rob Kingwill jumped the pond over to Japan in March. As usual, the Japanese Alps delivered the goods...JA'POW!
Hokkaido powder playground. Photo - Rob Kingwill
Wyoming definitely takes the 'Powder Country' title for 2014. Jackson Hole continued to get crushed all month. Photo - Alex Yoder
Teton Tube. Photo - Alex Yoder
To make matters even better for Teton shredders, the new snow stabilized fairly well. Big lines have been in play. Iris Lazz laid tracks in the Sliver Couloir with a crew. Photo - Iris Lazz
Mark Carter toured into Mt. Moran with the TGR crew and ripped the Skillet Glacier. Photo - Mark Carter
Frank Knab and Jimmy Goodman joined Jeremy Jones and Bryan Iguchi for a mission to Buck Mountain in the Tetons.
What a month...here's to an epic April! Photo - Iris lazz
by Seth Lightcap. posted on 2 April
Ralph Backstrom rode his Carbon Flagship 164 to a second straight win at the Freeride World Tour finals in Verbier! Ralph's line down the infamous Bec De Rosses included a couple huge drops and wisely avoided some of the variable snow conditions that plagued many of the competitors. It was a huge comeback win and well deserved. Ralph trains year-around to stomp lines like this:
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Scottish terrier earned fame with Christmas videos
Thanks to a tiny video camera on his collar, Barney offered a dog-level holiday tour of the White House in 2002 while shuffling from room to room and menacing the Christmas tree.
The video starring President George W. Bush's black Scottish terrier was a hit, drawing 24 million online tourists the first day. It also helped reopen the White House after it was closed to tourists the previous holiday season following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Bush and his wife, Laura, released a statement Friday saying their famous 12-year-old pooch had died after suffering from cancer.
Bush said, "Barney was by my side during our eight years in the White House," and noted Barney "never discussed politics and was always a faithful friend. Laura and I will miss our pal."
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2013 - Senior: Picked by the Oakland Athletics in the 24th round of the 2013 MLB First-Year Player Draft ... Served as Illinois' No. 1 starter for the third year in a row and set the school record for career innings pitched before being sidelined for the final month of his senior season with a forearm strain ... Sits atop the all-time innings pitched list with 334 career innings and did not miss a start for his first three and half years in the rotation ... Ranks fifth in school history with 208 career strikeouts and is tied for eighth on the UI all-time list with 20 career victories ... Posted a career-low 3.22 ERA and finished with a 6-3 record and 44 strikeouts in 67 innings ... Started 11 games and tossed a pair of complete games, including one shutout. | Game-by-Game Stats
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Join favorite Monkey Ballers AiAi, MeeMee, Baby, and GonGon as you twist and turn through a 3D world spiked with color, rolling your monkey ball to collect bananas. Experience even more quirky Super Monkey Ball fun with three new game options, including Monkey Race, Monkey Fight, and fresh single-player puzzles. You can invite up to four friends to monkey around in wireless play. No matter what mode you choose, you'll roll your own way with two control options, using either the Slide Pad or the built-in 3DS motion sensor.
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Seems to me any Trane unit installed in 2005 should still be under a warranty from the installer.
This is not DIY repair. You do not have the gauges, vacuum pumps, etc to service this or the EPA license.
i just bought a house built in 2005 with a Trane Heat pump split system, Mooresville, NC. During the fall the unit worked fine, cooled the house nicely. Now that winter is hear I am having issues. I set the thermostat on 70 and during the day it stays warm, but if I try to raise the set point to 72 i loose heat in the house , at night the temps drop below 40 outside and the temp in the house goes to 65'ish and the outside unit freezes up the coils. The auxillery heat comes on but doesn't do much if any good. I manually put it on emergancy heat and the house will heat very nicely. I can unthaw with a water hose and it will work just fine until it gets cold and freezes over again, usually at night. I called a tech out and after about 30 minutes of looking at it said the DEFROST CONTROL BOARD was out and the defrost sensor had a weak reading. He quoted $850 for repair which I thought was crazy since he would not gaurentee to fix the problem. I checked around and found a Trane distributor and for $56 shipped got the parts and replaced in 10 minutes. It seemed to work as the unit would heat to 72-74 without a problem. But it is mid 30's in NC and colder at night and now it is back to icing up again.
I can put the unit into AC mode and run for 5 minutes and the unit defrosts fine. I then put it back in Heat mode and it will heat up nicely.
What else should I check, bad reversing valve? low charge? reversing coil?
I want to call someone out but don't really trust anyone to not overcharge me.
$850 for $56 in parts and 10 mins labor i think is kinda over doing it.
thanks for any help
Seems to me any Trane unit installed in 2005 should still be under a warranty from the installer.
This is not DIY repair. You do not have the gauges, vacuum pumps, etc to service this or the EPA license.
This may be the old way but try tapping the reversing valve with a hammer "lightly" in the heating mode to see if it is sticking. You will hear it if it releases to the correct position.
Do you have any aux. electric heat with your system? Probably should have.
Not sure, but I think Trane energizes the reversing valve for COOL, deenergized for HEAT.


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New Zealand skipper Daniel Vettori wants to see a vast improvement in his team after reaching the Super Eights thanks to their 9 wicket Duckworth Lewis victory over Zimbabwe.
Nathan McCullum and Scott Styris both took three wickets as the Kiwis skittled out Zimbabwe for just 84 runs before they completed their victory in the rain.
"We have played the same team in both games so far, but we know we will face tough opposition, probably South Africa first up, so we have to adapt and be ready," said Vettori.
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FORT WAYNE – If Spencer McCard could talk to the stranger who gave him nearly $260 on Christmas Eve, he would first apologize for acting standoffish and apprehensive when the man pushed a plastic coffee container into his hands in a Walgreens parking lot.
After an apology, McCard, 18, said he would thank the man who made the generous donation.
I dont think he realizes how much he helped us, he said. My girlfriend really, really needed the money.
McCard and his girlfriend had stopped at Walgreens at State Boulevard and Wells Street after dinner and church service Monday night. McCard said that after leaving the store, and performing a ritual of opening the car door for his girlfriend and giving her a quick kiss, a nicely dressed man approached.
The man, who McCard is pretty sure had a hook for one hand, tried to give him a coffee container, but McCard resisted. The stranger opened the lid to reveal cash and coins and told McCard he gives this gift each year.
After McCard accepted the gift, the man told him to have a merry Christmas, climbed into his black Hummer and drove off.
McCard said he and his girlfriend sat in the car, looking at the cash and coins for about 15 minutes.
Everything looked legit, he said.
The couple took the can home and showed his mom, Sandy McCard, who called Walgreens to see whether there were reports of any suspicious activity.
A Walgreens manager confirmed the story Wednesday that Sandy called and reported that her son had received money from a stranger. The manager on duty suggested she call police.
She did so about 9:30 p.m. Monday, according to police call logs, and was told her son must have looked like a good kid. The officer she spoke with said police receive a handful of these types of reports each year during the holiday season.
It proves there are good people out there that want to help others get through these tough times, Spencer McCard said.
McCards girlfriend will use the money, which totaled $259.27 mostly in coins, to buy books for college classes this semester.
McCards mother said she hopes the stranger hears about her son and his girlfriend and knows he helped someone in need.
It was such a blessing that he did what he did, she said.
She said her family had been praying for her sons girlfriend, who was struggling to pay for her books. Shes a freshman at IPFW, where she earned a 4.0 grade-point average, and is working 40-hour weeks during her break to make money to pay for school, her boyfriend said.
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Second place winner Master Sgt. Robert Shulman, a 31-year U.S. Air Force Reserve chef representing the 446th Airlift Wing (AW) poses with Reservists. Pictured in the front row in civilian clothing is Alaska Airlines' manager of international facilitation Stephanie Cootsona, who also serves in the 446th AW Reserves as a first sergeant.
Alaska Air Cargo delivered the season's first shipment of Copper River salmon today to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The arrival of the coveted Copper River salmon marks the start of the summer salmon season and is anticipated by seafood lovers throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond.
The Alaska Airlines plane arrived early this morning with Copper River king and sockeye salmon from three seafood processors: Ocean Beauty Seafoods, Trident Seafoods and Copper River Seafoods. At least four more Alaska Airlines flights today will transport salmon from Cordova, Alaska, to Anchorage, Alaska, Seattle and across the United States.
"We're proud to be the first to bring wild and sustainable Copper River salmon to seafood lovers across the country, in many cases within 24 hours after the fish is caught," said Betsy Bacon, managing director of Alaska Air Cargo. "With so much demand for sustainable wild Alaska seafood, airline crews in South-Central and Southeast Alaska will kick into high gear to ship more than 2 million pounds of salmon across our 95-city network."
Copper Chef Cook-off
Following the arrival of the first fish, three top Seattle chefs competed to create the best salmon recipe in Alaska Air Cargo's annual "Copper Chef Cook-off."
John Howie of Seastar Restaurant and Raw Bar took top honors, edging out Master Sgt. Robert Shulman, a 31-year U.S. Air Force Reserve chef representing the 446th Airlift Wing (AW) out of Joint Base Lewis-McChord, located in Tacoma, who came in second. Three time winner Pat Donahue, executive chef of Anthony's Restaurants, finished third this year followed by Chris Bryant of Wildfin American Grill.
The chefs had 30 minutes to prepare and serve the first catch of the season to a panel of judges, including Jay Buhner, Seattle Mariners Hall of Famer; Mike Fourtner, deckhand on the F/V Time Bandit, as featured on Discovery Channel's "Deadliest Catch;" Chief Master Sgt. Tony Mack, 446th AW command chief from JBLM; and Jeff Butler, vice president of customer service-airports and cargo.
Copper Chef winner John Howie of Seastar Restaurant & Raw Bar and Seattle Mariner Jay Buhner.
In a special tribute to the military, 10 citizen airmen from the 446th Air Wing, joined in the morning festivities to cheer on the four chefs and sample the season's first Copper River salmon. Among the other onlookers awaiting the freighter's arrival were five Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan MVP Gold members.
These frequent fliers donated 500,000 Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan miles to Fisher House Foundation's Hero Miles program to attend the event. Hero Miles turns donated frequent-flier miles into free airfare for wounded, injured and ill service members and/or their families who are undergoing treatment at a military or VA medical center and for other authorized events. Through Alaska Airlines' partnership with Fisher House, the nonprofit that administers the program, nearly 6 million miles were donated last year to assist U.S. service members injured and wounded in service to their country.
"The Copper Chef Cook-off helps to showcase the proud relationship the Air Force Reserves has with Alaska Airlines and hundreds of other employers and industry leaders here in Washington State," said Chief Master Sgt. Tony Mack, 446th Airlift Wing command chief from Joint Base Lewis-McChord. "Chef is only one of hundreds of vocations in the Air Force Reserve, and allowing one of our finest to compete is a testament to the relationships we have within the community."
Alaska Airlines and its sister carrier Horizon Air employ dozens of Reservists who serve as pilots, aircraft maintenance technicians as well as other air and ground crew. An estimated 10 percent of current Alaska and Horizon employees either still serve in the military or have veteran status.
The recipes that were prepared for the Copper Chef Cook-off are available to download here. Fish lovers are encouraged to share their own favorite salmon recipes on Twitter, using the hashtag #SalmonChef.
Enhanced seafood quality training program
Copper River salmon shipped on Alaska Air Cargo this season will arrive as fresh as possible to grocery stores and restaurants across the nation, thanks in part to a cool chain training program required of all airline employees who handle perishables. Alaska Air Cargo employees are required to adhere to strict seafood quality standards and pass an annual food quality course.
Seafood processors and shippers follow these cool-chain standards to provide a temperature-controlled environment for proper food handling. The goal is to keep seafood moving rapidly throughout its journey on Alaska Airlines and maintain a consistent temperature range from the time it leaves the water to when it arrives at stores and restaurants.
Alaska Airlines plays a significant role in supporting the Alaska seafood industry, which is recognized worldwide for its sustainable fishing practices. The carrier flew nearly 19 million pounds of fresh Alaska seafood to the Lower 48 states and beyond last year, including nearly 1 million pounds of Copper River salmon.
The carrier transports more than 113 million pounds of cargo annually, including seafood, mail and freight, and operates the most extensive air cargo operation on the U.S. West Coast of any passenger airline.


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Donna Mejia is a choreographer, lecturer, teacher, administrator, and performer specializing in contemporary dance, traditions of the Arab/African Diaspora, and new fusion traditions in world electronica. Donna is amongst a handful of artists authorized to instruct the Brazilian Silvestre Modern Dance Technique (an esoteric, codified system of contemporary dance technique).
Donna teaches, choreographs and performs an emerging genre of dance that dialogues Arab, African and nomadic traditions with American hip hop and electronica. Presently based in Massachusetts until May 2012, she lectures and teaches for colleges, private organizations and dance festivals internationally such as Jacob's Pillow, and the Bates Dance Festival.
She taught at Colorado College for 10 years and was Director of the Colorado College International Summer Dance Festival for the last half of her term. For twelve years she served as managing director of the award-winning Harambee African Dance Ensemble of CU-Boulder. Donna was Guest Artist in Residence with the Smith College Dance Department for three years and received a full teaching fellowship for her MFA studies. In 2011, she received the Selma Jeanne Cohen Endowed Lecture In International Dance Scholarship Honor by the Fulbright Association.
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