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Palåbran 07/09/09: Li'e'

Li'e' (LEE'-ee'): (verb) See; look; behold; perceive; watch.

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"Kao un li'e' i siñåt gi kanton chålan?" = "Did you see the sign by road?"
"Manmanli'e' siha hålu'u gi tasi." = "They saw a shark in the ocean."
"In li'e' esta i bidådå-ña." = "We've already seen what he's doing."

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cruzunlimited: IR has a dance contest for july $100 to the winner

cruzunlimited: Kids have a swim meet now. Homework done for today. Will try to see tranformers this weekend

cruzunlimited: Saturday evening took Tina to see Kenny G, it was an amazing concert. Got to shake hands and get his autograph.Tina loved it, I did good LOL

cruzunlimited: Tinas B-day on Friday the kids and I cooked Lobster for her. It was quite an experiment. LOL. Swim meet on Saturday Morning then the gym

cruzunlimited: Long day yesterday kids did very well at swim meet Nice party last night, homework all day b-day party later

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For the whole month of July 2009 we will be accepting videos of Islanders dancing any way they like (please keep it tasteful) Contest rules are simple any member can submit one video of Islanders Dancing in any style. The video submitted must be your original content only. The winner will be decided by John and Tina based on which one we like the most. The winner will receive $100 cash from Islander Registry LLC as well as some other cool things. So please post your videos. Click here to post your video and view other entries.

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IR 1st Year Anniversary / Congratulations to Racine Manley Miss Guam Universe 2009

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Racine is the Daughter of Benny Concepcion and Glennis Manley. She is 24 years old residing in Dededo, Guam and will be competing in the Miss Universe Pageant in Nassau, Bahamas on August 23, 2009 (Artero,2009).


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Guam officials attend H1N1 summit

ONE DAY after learning that three more Guam residents have been diagnosed with the H1N1 virus, a team of government of Guam officials is attending a health summit in Bethesda, Maryland that focuses on the virus, more commonly known as Swine Flu. The summit is hosted by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and starts today.

Snails could slow progress on Ylig overhaul

PROGRESS on the reinforcement of Ylig Bridge in Yona has apparently been snagged by a colony of endangered snails.

The repair of the bridge is part of the Department of Public Works efforts to strengthen the structure since it is an integral part of the route to the new landfill in Layon, Malojloj.

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Endangered species of snail forces lengthy repair to Ylig Bridge

While the Government of Guam prepares for the construction of a new landfill in Layon. Inarajan, an unforeseen environmental impact may cause some delay in the repairs to the Ylig Bridge - a structure that's necessary for access to the southern landfill. 
 
Snails. That's right, snails. The repairs to the Ylig Bridge in Yona could potentially take longer than expected because of endangered endemic indigenous snails. Department of Agriculture aquatics and wildlife biologist Brent Tibbatts told KUAM News, "There's an endangered native tree snail called the partula - it's a snail that's found only on Guam and nowhere else in the world."
 
The bridge repairs that are necessary would damage the habitat of these snails, which means there may be some delays. Heavy equipment and large trucks will have to cross the Ylig Bridge everyday to make it to the Layon landfill in Inarajan. Department of Public Works director Larry Perez said, "We're going through that vetting process with Fish and Wildlife and the Department of Agriculture folks and our consultants to see how we can mitigate that before they allow us to do further construction, so there's been a slight glitch."
 
So how long will it take for the mitigation? Tibbats says anywhere from a couple of days to several months.  "What we're looking at doing is moving the snails that are here either to another site that has a snail colony, or if that's not possible then we're going to move them to another captive holding facility to be kept until we can prepare a site to relocate them to," he confirmed.
 
While the Ylig Bridge repairs are necessary, so are the snails. Tibbats says there are only about a thousand left on island, and one of little colonies near the bridge contains about 100-150 of the creatures. The problem is they have to get permission first from some private landowners who own property suitable for the snails.

All 4 cases of Swine Flu on Guam reportedly made full recoveries

Good news from the Department of Public Health: the four individuals who came down with Swine Flu have made full recoveries and are no longer under house isolation.  Two of the cases stemmed from the first case, a Department of Defense civil employee who is believed to have contracted the virus from a recent trip to Texas.  
 
The fourth case was a 15-year-old boy who recently returned from a trip to Indonesia via Japan.   Public Health medical director Dr. Annakutty Mathews said, "It's going to be in the community, it is in the community so what people really need to do is take precautions and prevent the infection from getting to the people."
 
The center for disease control advises taking everday precautions to prevent the spread of the flu - wash your hands often, cover your mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze, and avoid contact with people if you or they are sick.

Okinawan delegation to profile Guam tourism industry

Two years ago, a delegation from Southern Okinawa came to Guam to meet with elected and military officials to discus the relocation of 8,000 marines and their dependents from Okinawa to Guam.  Early next week, a new delegation will come to Guam to further on island preparations. They will be staying at the Outrigger in Tumon.
 
The Japan Consular Office has set up a number of activities for the Mayors coming from northern Okinawa to Guam next week. Among these is a visit to the Guam's Visitors Bureau, a meeting at the governor's office and also a tour of the Andersen Air Force Base and the naval base so that the Mayors can really familiarize themselves with what Guam has to offer which, will really help and assist with the military build up transition over the next year.  With a piqued interest in Guam's tourists apparatus, the mayors hope to get some tips on changes they will have to make once the transition is complete. 
 
Deputy general manager of the Guam Visitors Bureau Ernie Galito said, "We know they are going to be coming for a courtesy call and we are quite used to having visiting dignitaries to call it on GVB for a courtesy visit so we are expecting that they will ask questions about how tourism is because we are both tourist destinations, most of our tourists come from Narita, which is a central part of Japan. They will probably also ask about what are feelings are about the relocation of the 3rd Expeditionary Marine Force coming to Guam."
 
Senator Judith Guthertz, who chairs the Committee on the Guam Military Buildup, says she supports this visit and hopes that the visiting Okinawa mayors share their experience and help by making suggestions with respect to dealing with the military community. She added that it does not hurt to share information or learn from others.  While some on the island have expressed their concern with the build up, GVB seems to feel confident that the relocation will bring about an added boost in tourism operations on the island that have become sleepier in recent years due to the onset of the H1N1 Virus and the global economic crisis.
 
Said Galito, "We feel that with the impending build up, it will bring new revenues to Guam that will help support the growth of not only our local residents, but also what is needed for the buildup."  The mayors are stopping in Guam en route to Saipan, where they will be meeting with the local tourism offices there to better understand the best way to promote an industry that they will have to rely on increasingly after the marine buildup is over.
 
The Okinawa delegation will also head to Saipan to visit tourism officials there.

Public Health plans big revamp of Southern Regional Health Center

Whether it's a natural disaster or pandemic, Guam's Department of Public Health wants to be ready and they're taking the steps necessary.  Today, the agency broke ground on plans to renovate the Southern Regional Health Center in Inarajan.  The new design will add an additional 19,638 square feet to the existing 14,989 for a total of 34,637 square footage.  
 
Community Health Center executive director Linda Unpingco-DeNorcey said, "We will add on and double our exam rooms from 6 to 12, adding on 3 more isolation rooms, a decontamination room with showers, and of course our oxygen room to house patients 24/7 during disasters, storms."  The center is responsible for providing acute outpatient and prenatal care, preventive and emergency health service, and laboratory and pharmaceutical service.
 
With the expansion, public health is also taking precautionary measures to ensure that the island is ready to handle any possible health crises that may arise.  Unpingco-DeNorcey added, "As you know the pandemic flu is coming around and we are also at a strategic location where we may be subject to terrorist attacks so that's the reason we built in place the decontamination showers so that in case we have a radiological dispersal device we can take care of our patients."
 
The expanded center will also have a new 600-kilowatt generator to ensure continued service, even through storms. The $7.6 million project is being funded from a number of different sources: the 2007 Tobacco Asset Back Bond, a community development block grant, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and the U.S. Department of the Interior.  Completion is expected by May of 2011, but Unpingco-DeNorcey assures southern residents that the center's doors will still be open.
 
She said, "Although we are going to be undergoing our expansion and renovation the services for the pharmaceutical, the laboratory, the nursing will remain and, of course, the physician services here regardless however those of you who are under MIP/Medicaid, those services have been relocated to central public health during the construction."
 
With Public Health's plans for a new southern regional health center, the agency is showing its commitment to serving a growing island population.

Guam AG working to deter cyberbullying

In October 2006, a case of cyberbullying turned deadly.  13-year-old Megan Meier committed suicide after her 16-year-old boyfriend she met on MySpace, Josh Evans, broke up with her and posted defamatory bulletins of her online.  The reality is that Evans was actually 47-year-old Lori Drew, the mother of one of Meier's friends who posed as Evans to find out if Meier was gossiping about her daughter.
 
Unfortunately, the Meier case is not an isolated incident.
 
Cyberbullying, as defined by the National Crime Prevention Council, is the use of the Internet, cell phones, or other devices to send or post text or images intended to hurt or embarrass others.  Attorney General Alicia Limitaco urges parents to teach their children to stay on their guard when they're online, saying, "Always keep in mind that you never really know who's on the other side."
 
With cyberbullying, prevention is key. Educating children about consequences, teaching children respect, and taking a stand against bullying are just some of the methods families can practice at home.  "We have also recommended that computers not be placed in say the bedroom of a child that they be placed in a common location," said Limtiaco.
 
This way parents and guardians can monitor children to ensure their safety online.  As adults, it's important to keep up with technology and remain open and calm whenever a child comes forward with cyberbullying.  Said the AG, "The technology that exists today is only going to continue to improve and become more sophisticated and so we all certainly have to be mindful of that and aware of this and educate ourselves about prevention efforts."

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2009 City of Surprise,Arizona men's softball champions (spring league).. pictured left to right (back) Jerry Paulino, Joey Howard,kneeling (back) Rich Meno,Mikey,Mito,standing (back) Howard Suggs, Marvin Cruz,Mark Suzuki..left to right (front) kneeling Jess Aguon, Will Tompkins, A.J. Taitano, Jon Villagomez,Chris Concepcion..

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Hafa Adai, We now have Beanie Caps available 2 styles as pictured one with stripes and one without. $14.95 each including shipping and handling.

There are 2 more colors of the Official Islander Registry Limited T-shirts. Navy Blue available in medium, large and XL and Chocolate only available in medium, large, extra large and now 2X. These shirts are Gildan Ultra 100% Cotton and Preshrunk. Each shirt is only $14.95, ($15.95 for 2X and 3X) which includes shipping and handling. We only have a limited quantity. Once these are sold out we will never release this style T-shirt again. We will be developing new items to sell in the near future. Support IR by purchasing a T-shirt. All revenue generated from T-shirt sales directly support the website and future developments. Depending on the revenue generated we will also use a portion of the proceeds to fund future IR Scholarships and Charities. Thank you again for all your support. Please choose your shirt size, and color, then click on add to cart to make a secure purchase with paypal.

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