Chamorros on a more serious note check out Guam CW4. I will try to include the video from utube.

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Wednesday, June 17 2009 01:42 PM

This Month, Marianas Media Will Launch A New Television Documentary About Chamorro Identity In The Face Of Guam’s Military Buildup — Exclusively On The CW4 Guam
GUAM – From Marianas Media, the creators of MANHITA:  Building Our Future Together and other groundbreaking television documentaries for Guam, comes HINASSO:  Remembering Who We Are.

?Eminent Chamorro historian and Guam leader, Robert Underwood, wrote that there is a distinct Chamorro political ideology comprised of three main components: a demand for fairness and equality in treatment, a demand for respect, and a readiness to fight for land.

Sadly, these principles — along with many other Chamorro beliefs, values and experiences – have long been silent in the colonial narratives of Guam’s history. Upholding the view that “what’s good for the Navy is good for the natives,” the people of the island became relegated to being players in a narrative created for them, their own voices conspicuously silent.

Why is there a need to re-examine the retelling of Guam’s history from the perspective of the long-silenced “native voices,” and not just to be players in someone else’s narrative? How did a people that previously had worked towards political freedom suddenly become natives whose “patriotism would put many a US citizen to shame” in such a short time? Why do Chamorros continue to serve in the US military in such high numbers, driven by an undiminished sense of gratitude and patriotic duty? How do perpetuated images and memories of being “liberated” figure into a prevailing consciousness of dependency on the US government and US military? And how does the impending relocation of 8,000 U.S. marines and their families from Okinawa to Guam in the largest military buildup since WWII become another turning point in defining the Guamanians’ relationship with the US military and how it continues to determine Guam’s destiny?
The television premiere of HINASSO will air exclusively on “The CW4 Guam” on July 4, 2009.
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Copy and paste this to see the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oe4GRLP_3cA

Peter

Michelle how come we can’t put pictures on your blog? I can’ send the boys off island the pictures of Miss Guam. Guys here’s an article that may show you that the ladies do come to Guam. But I girls still ROCK!
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Buccaneer Cheerleaders Coming To Guam’s Andersen Air Base

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Written by Guam News Factor Staff Writer   
Thursday, June 18 2009 05:37 AM

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?GUAM – Twelve Tampa Bay Buccaneer Cheerleaders will visit Andersen Air Force Base on Monday, during the second leg of their Pacific tour.
That according to Tampa Bay Online.
The contingency represents a third of the entire 36-member squad and the military appreciation group members had to audition for selection onto the special touring team.??The cheerleaders’ first stop will be at Camp Hansen in Okinawa, where they’ll be joined by Bucs players Will Allen and Michael Clayton and perform with the band The Crash Moderns. The Tampa reps will also visit Camp Foster in Okinawa. Leaving the players behind for a clinic in Okinawa, the cheeleaders head for Guam on Monday for a visit with the troops at Andersen.
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Suzanne Havala Hobbs, DrPH, RD
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Most ice cream makers offer low-fat products that have less saturated fat and fewer calories than traditional products — and they can taste just as good as regular ice cream. Here’s what to look for…
Two grams or less of saturated fat per one-half-cup serving, versus 4.5 grams for regular ice cream. Calories will range from 100 to 200 per serving.
Short list of ingredients — preferably with only five or six ingredients — and no artificial flavors or colors.
Experiment with different brands to determine which flavors and textures you like best.
Good-tasting low-fat offerings today…

Brand*

Calories
Saturated
Fat (g)
Healthy Choice
110
1
Edy’s Slow Churned Light
100
2
Breyers All Natural Light
110
2
Breyers 98% Fat-Free
93
1
*All brands tested were vanilla. Nutrition information for one-half-cup serving.
Also consider these alternatives to low-fat ice cream. They deliver lots of flavor with even less saturated fat…
Sherbet, Italian ice and sorbet
Some varieties of frozen yogurt
Nondairy soy- and rice-based frozen desserts, available in natural-foods stores and some supermarkets.
Caution: Toppings such as caramel, fudge, whipped cream and candies add substantial calories and saturated fat.
Of course, large — or frequent — servings of low-fat ice cream also can result in calorie and fat intakes that exceed healthful levels.

Bottom Line/Personal interviewed Suzanne Havala Hobbs, DrPH, RD, clinical assistant professor, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and author of Being Vegetarian for Dummies (Wiley).

If people in my race feel this free to insult the President of the United States of America because he is black, what would stop them from doing anything to the average black person? I am ashamed of those in my race that tolerate this type of behavior.

Charles

I’ m back in time for the annual “Taste Guam food Fair.” So whose coming home for it?
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FOOD: 12:25 p.m. – ‘Taste Guam’ food fair this Saturday

JUNE 18, 2009

2:25 p.m. — This year’s “Taste Guam” food and beverage festival will be on Saturday at the Hyatt Regency Guam.
This year’s “Taste Guam” food and beverage festival will be on Saturday at the Hyatt Regency Guam. Admission is free and everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy food, drink and entertainment from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Food and drinks will be sold in exchange for scrips, which can be bought in $20 booklets. The booklets can be bought at the festival or in advance at the GHRA office in Tamuning.??Featured, among other things, will be:
23 exhibitors including hotels, restaurants and local vendors,
a selection of local produce at the Farmer’s Market,
a Chef’s Stage with live cooking demonstrations each hour by members of the Micronesian Chef’s Association, and
live entertainment by Mana.
Attendees will also be able to elect the People’s Choice award winner for best local dish featuring local breadfruit.
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Anna