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Supreme Court leads int'l conference on judicial reforms Acting Chief ...
Manila Bulletin | Friday Sep 9
Acting Chief Justice Artemio V. Panganiban announced yesterday the holding in November of an "International Conference and Showcase on Judicial Reforms" sponsored by the Philippine Supreme Court.2.7
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation | Monday Sep 5
PACIFIC: Fisheries Commission's finally finds home, leader The newly formed Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission finally has a permanent home and a permanent leader.
Topics: Oceania
Strong earthquake hits Micronesia
Xinhuanet | Saturday Sep 3
A strong earthquake measuring 5.6 on the Richter scale hit Micronesia at 2:41 a.m. on Saturday, according to the Hong Kong Observatory.2.7
Compact-impact gap
Guam Pacific Daily News | Sunday Aug 28
Some local government agencies that experienced a significant financial impact providing services ... Citizens of the Republic of Palau, the Republic of the Marshall Islands and the Federated States of Micronesia are allowed to live and work on Guam or elsewhere in the United States because of federal treaties called compacts of free association.2
Visiting Chuuk representatives working on regional partnership with Guam
KUAM | Saturday Aug 27
Leaders from Chuuk met with Guam's local leaders to discuss strengthening regional partnership for development throughout the islands.2.7
Topics: Oceania
Coral reef ecosystems in U.S. waters found to be in decline
HeraldTribune.com | Friday Aug 19
By JOHN HEILPRIN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON -- Coral reef ecosystems, among the oldest and most diverse forms of life, are declining in Florida and other U.S. waters because of overfishing, climate ...
Tuna Sector Leaders to Discuss Pacific Seas Cooperation at Meet
Asia Pulse via Yahoo | Thursday Aug 18
At least 300 local and international tuna industry leaders and stakeholders will gather here next month to discuss moves to strengthen an international cooperation for the management of the dwindling tuna ...2.7
Topics: Oceania, Asia
'Safety benefits workers, employers, govt' - August 17
Saipan Tribune | Tuesday Aug 16
Labor officers from island nations and U.S. jurisdictions in the Pacific joined hundreds of local employers and workers for the opening of the Governor's 3rd Annual Health and Safety Conference yesterday.2.7
Topics: OSHA, Oceania
President Hu accepts credentials from 5 new ambassadors
Xinhuanet | Tuesday Aug 16
Chinese President Hu Jintao accepted the credentials from the new ambassadors to China from the Republic of Namibia, Kingdom of Tonga, Serbia and Montenegro, the Republic of Cape Verde and the Federated States ...2.7
Seven Frequently Asked Questions About Choosing A Domain Name
The Blog Herald | Aug 11, 2005
Although originally written for the internet in general, what follows is still great advice for blogs: Rupe Parnell> One of the most common questions I'm asked by my clients is "What domain name should I use ...
Taiwanese Firm Eyes New Dry-Dock Site in the Marshall Islands
Asia Pulse via Yahoo | Aug 8, 2005
Four weeks after the Marshall Islands Environmental Protection Authority rejected a Taiwanese company's plan to put an US$18 million dry-dock into the main urban area in its capital city, the company is ...2.7
Diving for warships
The Globe and Mail | Aug 4, 2005
Bubbles from my regulator dislodge rust flakes and silt from the corroded pipes above my head.2.7
Topics: Oceania
A tango with the mango
Albany Democrat-Herald | Aug 2, 2005
The mango is a curious fruit. Orange in color and with just the right amount of blush to look innocent, it beckons people to take a bite.
Welcome To Twitch. Spreading the News On Strange Little Films From Around the World.
Twitchfilm.net | Aug 1, 2005
Looking for Reviews? Go to our Archives. Daisuke Yamanouchi's EPURON RYOBO: KARAMITSUKU CHITAI * August 01, 2005 Trailer for Shinpei Hayashiya's SHINKAIJU REIGO s A trailer has been added to the official ...1.3
On Farthest U.S. Shores, Iraq Is a Way to a Dream
NYTimes.com | Jul 31, 2005
By jogging at sunset on the white sands of a palm-fringed beach here, 17-year-old Audrey O. Bricia is doing more than toning up for her next try in this island's Miss Philippines contest.2.1
ATOSCOM expands membership roster - July 28
Saipan Tribune | Jul 28, 2005
The Association of Terminal Operators and Stevedoring Companies or ATOSCOM, one of the oldest non-profit groups to survive the breakup of the Trust Territories, is now the Association of Terminal Operators and ...2.7
Changing lives
Guam Pacific Daily News | Jul 16, 2005
Second home: A group of children welcome John and Pen Beasley upon their arrival to Onei, Chuuk, back in March this year.2
Topics: Oceania
Native son takes over city's reins
South Bend Tribune | Jul 10, 2005
Buchanan native Craig Sumerix was recently named interim city manager. Tribune Photo/JANAR STEWART Commission meeting Buchanan City Commission will meet at 8 p.m. EDT Monday at City Hall, 302 N. Redbud Trail.1.3
Topics: Oceania
Top 10 Scuba Diving Destinations
Askmen.com | Jul 5, 2005
When the waters are clear, the marine life's abundant and the temperatures are ideal, nothing comes close to the thrill scuba diving provides.
Officials to AG: Sign contract
Guam Pacific Daily News | Jun 30, 2005
Demonstration: George Salas, Guam Parent Teacher Association Congress president, right, explains the purpose of a demonstration for action on the municipal lease agreement to Attorney General Douglas Moylan, ...2.7
Network of UN ecological reserves adds 22 new sites
United Nations | Jun 29, 2005
At each reserve, communities attempt to enhance their socio-economic development while also promoting biodiversity conservation.2.7
Topics: Oceania
Navy veteran makes sure ship's story is told right
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin | Jun 20, 2005
Early evening was falling on San Francisco Bay as the young crew of the USS Rall gathered on the dock to hear from their captain once more before sailing off to war.
Martin named Superior Court judge
Lake Co. Record-Bee | Jun 14, 2005
The county's Superior Court has a new judge. Richard C. Martin, 58, of Lakeport, will fill the seat left vacant last spring when Judge Robert Crone retired.
Topics: Oceania, Lakeport
'Cool' outreach event highlights weekend festivities
Guam Pacific Daily News | May 27, 2005
Games, dance performances and even karaoke are some of the highlight events scheduled for today's "Cool ... Just as I Am" community outreach event.3.1
Topics: Oceania
On this day -- May 10
North Texas e-News | May 10, 2005
National Guard is ordered to disperse the unruly crowd. The Federated States of Micronesia becomes self-governing. Michel Rocard becomes Prime Minister of France The American State of Illinois executes John ...
Topics: Oceania
Open minds help us open doors
University Times | Apr 15, 2005
There, we would be representing delegations from both the United States and the Federated States of Micronesia at Harvard's annual World Model United Nations .
Churches across Pacific mark death of the Pope >
Australian Broadcasting Corporation | Apr 5, 2005
A Catholic cathedral in the Northern Marianas has launched a marathon bell-ringing program to mark the passing of Pope John Paul II.1.3
Bill to Seek Faichuk as 5TH State of Micronesia
Asia Pulse via Yahoo | Apr 1, 2005
Faichuk has tried for 40 years to become independent of Chuuk, one of the four FSM states.2.7
Topics: Oceania, Asia
Tasting other cultures Festival brings the flavor of home to ERAU
The Daily Courier | Feb 28, 2005
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University students observed multiculturalism Saturday by sampling foods with exotic names during the seventh annual International Festival.1.3
Micronesian man killed in Iraq
Guam Pacific Daily News | Feb 9, 2005
Army Staff Sgt. Steven Bayow, a 42-year-old man from Yap, has become at least the eighth soldier from the Micronesian region to be killed in combat.
Topics: Oceania
Kosraeans celebrate traditional Christmas on Maui
Maui News | Dec 27, 2004
KIHEI Thousands of miles away from their island home in Micronesia, Hawaiis Kosraeans gathered for Christmas in Kihei, singing traditional songs and enjoying fellowship.
Correa sworn in as ninth Honolulu police chief
KPUA Hilo | Aug 28, 2004
Boisse Correa was sworn in Friday as the new Honolulu police chief. The 58-year-old Correa is the ninth chief in H-P-D history and replaces Lee Donohue, who retired July 1st after a 40-year career.
Topics: Oceania, Honolulu
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From tiny Pacific islands comes outsized sacrifice
USA TODAY via KeepMedia.com | May 27, 2005
Impoverished young people from remote islands in the Pacific have for years flocked to the U.S.
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