The Greek alphabet, the precursor to all modern European alphabets, has been around for about 3000 years. Adapting the Phoenician alphabet, which consisted of only consonants, the Greeks added a few more symbols, such as “Alpha and Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End” which might sound familiar from the Bible. […]
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In a recent conversation with Consul General Eldon Alik about covid and this past year, he recounted a clever turn of phrase in one of many meetings. He was encouraging everyone to get vaccinated and he said “Wā kuk Wā jim̧or.” He substituted wā (vaccine or shot) for wa (canoe) in the traditional proverb. As
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The following Walgreen stores will have limited doses of Moderna intended for target health equity groups across the state of Arkansas. Vaccines are available to adults 65 years and older; adults 18-64 years old with at least 1 chronic condition including asthma, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and obesity; adults working in transportation, food services, food
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In an interview with New Zealand Pacific Beat, RMI Secretary of Health Jack Niedenthal talked about the success in using the Moderna vaccine in the urban atolls but he said they are waiting for the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to start vaccinating in the rural atolls. Thus far, 28-30% of the adult population has been
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Kajin M̧ajeļ: https://aejemjem.com/wawein-an-kar-covid-19-jelet-jikuul-ko-ilo-arkansas/ As schools around the country work to return students to full-time in-person learning, schools in Arkansas faced the challenge head on last fall. Abby Zimmardi with the ArkansasCovid project took a closer look at how the continuing COVID-19 pandemic has affected the reopening of schools in Arkansas by district. Arkansas Covid is
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English: https://www.aejemjem.com/covid-19-impact-on-school-districts/ Ri-ukok: Patrick Boaz ArkansasCovid ej juon project eo an jikuuļ in journalism im Strategic Media eo an University eo an Arkansas ium̧win tōl eo an Assistant Professor in Journalism, Rob Well, PhD. Kwomaron̄ lale elōn̄ļo̧k data jān aer project. Abby Zimmardi, juon senior ilo University eo an Arkansas eo ej ekkatak kōn Journalism
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As we know, coughing and sneezing spread the COVID-19 virus which remains infectious for up to several days. Soap destroys the virus by breaking up the fatty outside of the virus. Until recently we didn’t have a very effective treatment to help our bodies destroy the virus once it had already infected a human or
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Lale joñan ro renañinmej jān covid im ro aer bōk wā eo ilo Arkansas. Jikuuļ in Journalism im Strategic Media eo ilo University eo an Arkansas ej kōm̧m̧ane website in āinwōt juon jikin nuuj ejenoļo̧k im āinwōt juon jibañ ñan armej in Arkansas. Ri jikuuļ ro rej je bwebwenato ko ijin ium̧win tōl eo an
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N̄e ej itok n̄an ad wōņake ro rej ad jitōnbōro jen kūj kein āinwōt flu eo im COVID-19, uno ko aer rōm̧m̧an im kajoor. Raar ikun etali im kajeon̄iilo aer kar kōjerbali. Im reban diwōjļo̧k n̄e raar kakure. Kōn menin, bōk uno in flu eo am̧ kiō, im uno in COVID-19 eo kiō wōt. En̄in
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Click here for information in English and Marshallese to enroll in Medicaid. On January 13, 2020, Micronesia community leaders from across the country hosted a virtual conference to celebrate and discuss next steps in the restoration of Medicaid access for COFA citizens. Hosted by Arkansas Coalition of Marshallese and Kaselel Counseling & Consultation, panelists from
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