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Fri, 15 Aug 2014 16:06:34 +0000

[…] Robert I: You are correct, if what you say is true. After reading what you posted it makes sense. It makes his death more sad even though the end result is the same. I just really feel for the family now. I sincerely HOPE that it doesn’t come out in the news. It’s no one’s business. And from what I have been seeing on the news the family is making sure that it doesn’t with all of the talk about his finances, health, etc,. backing up reasons for him to commit suicide. I think I’ll be missing him even more now. Too bad. So sad. […]

By: Lill on Guam

Lill on Guam — Thu, 14 Aug 2014 15:53:16 +0000

Thank you Robert 1 for bringing this to the attention of the people of Guam. The news item has way more ramifications than it appears to on it surface.

By: Robert I

Robert I — Thu, 14 Aug 2014 15:15:18 +0000

HAGÅTÑA — Senators have sent a letter to United Airlines regarding the recent string of mechanical mishaps suffered by United aircraft that service Guam.

Among the lawmakers who signed the letter were Brant McCreadie, Tony Ada, Aline Yamashita, Tommy Morrison, Chris Duenas, Dennis Rodriguez and Tina Rose Muna-Barnes.

“The people of Guam are rightfully concerned with the mechanical issues that have been faced by United Airlines. My colleagues and I want to ensure that United Airlines is aware of how important an issue this is to the people of Guam,” McCreadie said.

The senators are asking that United Airlines address the cause of the mechanical issues with the overall goal of replacing the aircraft to ensure “that the lives and the livelihoods of the people of Guam” are not affected.

On Aug. 5, United flight 200 from Guam to Honolulu returned to Guam after take-off due to a “maintenance issue.”

The aircraft landed safely. However, the 297 customers and 13 crew members were delayed for hours before arrangements were made for the customers to complete their journey.

Last month, United flight 201 was forced to make an emergency landing on Midway Island on its way to Guam from Hawaii because of what United Corporate Communications has labeled a “mechanical issue.”

McCreadie acknowledged that United Airlines has been an important part of the island community for decades because of the valuable service it provides.

“I remain confident in the airline and its employees. However, my colleagues and I echo the people of Guam’s desire that measures be taken to ensure that these mechanical issues do not worsen. We respectfully request that United Airlines take corrective measures to ensure the safety of our people,” the senator said.

By: Melissa

Melissa — Thu, 14 Aug 2014 04:31:16 +0000

My friend n I were talking about the blog today and what Robert I suggested about the truth of RW’s passing and she said to me a mutual friends boyfriend died the same way. How popular is this crazy fetish?！ do women enjoy it in the same way ? I just don’t get it. -SMH-

By: Linda(Al's Sweetie)

Linda(Al's Sweetie) — Wed, 13 Aug 2014 23:55:21 +0000

This is downright ridiculous.

The “kill switch” should be on the carrier side to deny registration of any IMEI that’s been reported stolen.

There is no need to install expensive extra’s into the handset itself.
Also the stolen and bricked phones will still be sold online and when you get it, it wont work and the seller mysteriously would be gone.

Also how excatly wil lthis work, if its a software program the phone could just be booted into factory mode and wiped (android anyways) or alternative rom installed without the killswitch app.

If its a hardware fuse type thing that blows and bricks the device no one wins, thieves are often not the smartest bunch and will still steal phones without realizing they will become useless.
Giant waste of money is all it is. What works much better is a national blacklist so stolen phones cannot be registered on networks.