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1. Trains - Riding the Rails With the price of fuel going through the roof and with more and more concern about the environment--as well as the traffic congestion with all of the world's city streets and highways, trains are becoming a viable and attractive alternative to cars a...
2. Submarines! Undersea Boats! Submersibles! My fascination of the underwater world probably started when I read Jules Verne's book, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Then, watching the Disney movie of the same name in the theaters probably got my interest going even more. Click Here To See a Coo...
3. Guam - Where America's Day Begins - A Tropical Paradise!  View of Storm Approaching Cetti Bay on Southwest Side of Guam - Photo taken from Cetti Bay Overlook People in Water at Tumon Beach with Amantes (Two Lovers) Point Behind, Tumon, Guam Photographic Print Elk III, John Buy at AllPosters.com...
4. Parrot Taming and Training Plus Teaching a Parrot to Talk This site is for everyone who loves Parrots or Parakeets and wants to discover the best way to tame and train them in a loving and fun manner. Included are pictures, descriptions, and videos. Find out the pros and cons of each type of bird. Our Compr...
5. Tilapia - Fish Farming in the Philippines Tilapia are some of the most farmed ("cultured") fish in the world--right up there with carp, catfish, trout, and salmon--and are considered the fifth most popular seafood eaten in the U.S. During a recent trip to the Philippines, I saw various meth...
6. Komodo Dragons and Relatives - the Monitor Lizards My experience with the Western Pacific monitor lizard, Varanus indicus--also known as the mangrove monitor--has been over 12 years of living on the Western Pacific island of Guam, with side visits to Saipan, Tinian, Rota, Belau (Palau) (The big lizar...
7. The Secret Race: Anglo-Indians Anglo-Indians are the mixed race, which originated in India during the British Raj, or the Colonial period in India. The British went to India as Traders in 1600 and left India after ruling it for over 400 years, in 1947. British soldiers married or...
8. Speed Up Firefox Speed Up Firefox? Out of the box, Firefox is a FAR superior browser as compared to MS Internet Explorer in regards to its flexibility and reliability.  I have taken the opportunity to compile a list of tweaks anyone can use to speed up Firefox a...
9. Sea Turtles - Nomads of the Sea Okay. The first big question is: What is a Sea Turtle? From a purely biological point of view, there are 3 reptiles that have the thing called a shell, or better term, carapace, which causes folks to lump them under the general term, "TURTLES&qu...
10. Coral Reefs - Living Rocks or Jellyfish Cousins at Home? Coral reefs are misunderstood by most folks who are unaware of the biology existing there.  Coral reefs are not dead areas of rocks just beneath the surface of the sea, but are complex communities of diverse animal and plant types, which provide...
11. Quonset Huts, Well-Rounded Architecture! A Quonset hut is a particular kind of elongated, prefabricated structure (many times resembling a "building" -- just kidding! --) of corrugated steel with a semicircular/semitubular cross section--if a bunch were side-by-side and painted yellow, they...
12. Advertising the Disappearing Anglo-Indian community This lens is about the Anglo-Indians, who are a minority race in India, having originated in India during the Colonial period in India. British soldiers married or had affairs with Indian women and their children came to be known as Eurasians or Anglo...
13. Change Yourself and Change Your Life There is a lot of advice out there about how to improve yourself, your life and your lot, but in the glut of self help advice what exactly do you need to do to change your life for the better? Even if we are reasonably happy we normally have somethi...
14. Japanese Movies - The Old, Modern, Fun, and Bizarre! My first glimpse of a Japanese movie? When I was a kid, my sister and I would watch the Saturday matinee "Creepy Creature Feature" on our local TV station (we only had 3 in those days). The set was B&W, the sound was scratchy, but we saw our first Go...
15. Darkroom? It's possible to be negative and positive about it. I learned my photography back in the Dark Ages--namely, when images on film and paper were still developed in dark rooms. The Darkroom.  Although it truly is amazing what one can do with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator and other software.....
16. I Love Sedona Arizona I love Sedona! There is sooo much to love about Sedona. Sedona is a place rich in diversity and culture. It is also known for its breathtaking, natural beauty and its accessibility to the serenity of nature and the big, open sky. Whether you are in...
17. Hurricanes and Typhoons--The Dangerous Winds: How to Prepare The big news recently has been Tropical Storm Ketsana (also called Ondoy) that devastated the central area of Luzon (Manila area) of the Philippines -- not by all the wind (although that was a concern); but by the deluge of a month's worth of rain du...
18. Palau -- Republic of Belau Two seasons of the television reality show "Survivor" have been filmed here in Palau--the Republic of Palau (including the most recent season 16!). Check out the Survivor Micronesia Website -- you can see more sights of the beautiful Rock Islands of P...
19. No Money? Make Charity Donations Without Cash! Would You Like to Make Charity Donations, But Think You Can't Because You're On A Tight Budget? Do you think - maybe next year, I'll be making more money and can afford to sponsor a child or adopt a pet  or send some cash to a good cause? Maybe...
20. The Costume Party! (Halloween or Not, Loads of Fun!) One of my favorite occasions or events when I was a biology major studying at the University of Guam, was the annual UOG Marine Laboratory halloween party. It was a major party... yes, there was always excellent food (potluck, Guam-style!), usually e...