Paula Abdrool Speaks!
Somebody call Paula Abdul a cab!
Here's a sober reminder from Paula Abdul not to drink and try to think!
Pointless photos and descriptions of news, entertainment and commentary on Guam.
Somebody call Paula Abdul a cab!
Here's why you should be glad you're not paying your power bills on Saipan
FOOD FOR THOUGHT:
Fear less, Hope more
Eat less, Chew more
Whine less, Breathe more
And all good things will be yours.
(I like it..except it leaves me feeling hungry-T)
Undecided: 31%: "Of 908 people surveyed who said they intend to vote in Saturday's primary election, 31 percent said they haven't decided in which party primary they intend to vote, according to a new election survey commissioned by the Pacific Daily News."
Here's the link to a super groovy PDN /ABC 7/Market Research survey that everyone is talking about!

WEIGHING ANCHOR: "Talk about a miracle diet - Katie Couric has become the Incredible Shrinking Anchorwoman.
Thanks to a computer 'slight' of hand, the Tiffany network has made the new face of 'CBS Evening News' instantly drop about 20 pounds.
In a picture..."
Fun Fact about Survivor from former Guam resident Gerard Aflague
For the curious who watch "Survivor"...one of the cast members whose name is Cecilia Mansilla worked as a consultant for KPMG. KPMG did work in Guam for Guam Customs in 2001. Cecilia worked with Guam Customs, and primarily with me and another Customs officer for this one year period.Cecilia worked as a KPMG consultant on a Guam Customs Fee for Service contract in 2001 with two other consultants. She was part of my team, as I was the Guam Customs project manager on the GovGuam side.She worked on and off for over 1 year and did alot of on-site work on Tiyan. I am now no longer working for Guam Customs, but one of the other Guam Customs Officers who was on the project (who also is no longer with the agency) brougth this to my attention via email.
I now live in Virgina and work in DC, but thought that this was such an interesting find. I thought you all would appreciate knowing this in Guam.Cecilia was a great person. She was bright and did her consulting job well. I remember well that she enjoyed Guam, Guam Customs, and did make an effort to go to the beaches on the island and enjoy her free time off in Tumon.
The Most Amazing Guitar Solo I have ever seen!




Larry Ramirez member of the Guam Election Commision and self proclaimed political expert has put out his own election year survey which he believes is more accurate than those much ballyhooed "scientific surveys" we hear so much about. His method involves talking to people of all political camps. Nonsense? Perhaps. Here are his findings.
A nice man named Richard Gilliland wrote me asking for help connecting with some Guam Seabees! We had him on the air and he was great! Here is his address:
Check out Antie Cara and Uncle Bao -Carabao get it? Bwa ha ha ha. They are the latest edition to the Guam's Carabao's on Parade program. They were unveiled Thursday Afternoon at the Guam International Airport. Here's the GIAA write up on the unveiling:
What are Tan Cara and Tun Bao? Tan Cara is a female carabao and Tun Bao is her male counterpart. They are the Airport’s new mascots for Chamorro hospitality, meeting and greeting our tourists and returning residents at the Terminal.
The A.B. Won Pat International Airport Authority purchased and painted two carabaos in support of ‘Carabaos on Vacation’, a program by the Guam Chamber of Commerce that is intended to stimulate culture, commerce and tourism on Guam.
What are Tan Cara and Tun Bao wearing? To display Guam’s local dress and attire, Tan Cara is wearing a mestiza and Tun Bao is wearing an island shirt and pants. After all, first-time visitors must be greeted by a local!
What is the Carabao? The carabao, known as the water buffalo elsewhere, was Guam’s traditional mode of transportation and used widely to pull carts and plow fields. Over the years, they have come to symbolize strength, hard work and humility. Carabaos are still bred by local farmers today and can be found roaming all over the island.
What will ‘Carabaos on Vacation’ do for Guam? ‘Carabaos on Vacation’ was inspired by similar projects around the United States, but originated in Zurich, Switzerland. In an effort to promote tourism, Zurich displayed over 800 decorated cows around the city and drew in over one million new visitors.
Chicago was the first city in the U.S. to launch such a promotion, called ‘Cows on Parade’. It was so successful that it created an economic impact of $200 million and generated more than one million visitors that summer.
The Guam Chamber of Commerce has brought ‘Carabaos on Vacation’ to Guam to stimulate and promote Guam’s tourism, culture and commerce. Where will all the Carabaos be displayed? The Airport’s two ‘Traveling’ carabaos will be permanently displayed at the Airport to welcome and greet guests as they enter Guam.
They will be open to the public to take pictures and appreciate as a symbol of Guam’s warm culture and hospitality. More carabaos will be displayed at other visitor attraction sites around the island as part of a contest for tourists. Once they have located and photographed all the carabaos, including the one at the Airport, they will be eligible to win prizes, including a ticket to Guam!
You'd think diving into a vat full of melted chocolate would be AWESOME. . . but as it turns out. . . it's HORRIBLE. Last Friday morning, 21 year old Darmin Garcia of Kenosha Wisconsin was working next to a huge vat of delicious melted chocolate. . . Darmin slipped. . . and he FELL INTO the entire vat of chocolate and he couldn't get out cause the hot (110 degrees) chocolate kept sucking him in quicksand style.



Occasionally someone will ask me about my favorite websites. I do have some favorites, but most of them are news related. For the best of the rest, check out this list from Time Magazine
I don't know about you, but the only time I really have trouble deciding what to watch on TV is when I have to choose between a spaghetti western, Kung Fu theatre and bad '80's science fiction. What if you could have it all at once along with bad '70's facial hair, "Planet of the Apes" and Unicorns? Wait no more! You can have all this and more in a new music video called Knights of Cydonia from a band called Muse.
One of the Big Show listeners sent me an interesting link about how state lawmakers in Washington are working to address the exponential growth in the reported incidence of Autism. Kate Riley spoke to us about her editorial on the subject published this week in the Seattle Times







