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2019 GFA Activity Report
Guam’s National Teams had full schedules in 2019 with the Matao, Guam Men’s National Team, taking center stage this year with FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ Qualifier of the Asian zone Rounds 1 and 2. Guam’s national team featured a sports psychologist for the first time. Marcel Noronha was included in the Matao staff for the qualifiers and also held sports psychology sessions with Guam’s youth national teams. Round 1 June 6, 2019: Bhutan 1, Guam 0 June 11, 2019: Guam 5, Bhutan 0 • Captain Jason Cunliffe scored his first hat trick against a FIFA member nation • Isiah Lagutang scored his first international goal • The 5-0 win is Guam’s largest victory margin over a FIFA member nation to date • Goalkeeper Dallas Jaye earned his second clean sheet in FIFA World Cup qualification Round 2 • For Round 2 of qualification, Guam FA sold its commercial rights at home for the very first time • September 5, 2019: Guam 0, Maldives 1 • September 10, 2019: Guam 1, Philippines 4 • October 10, 2019: China, PR 7, Guam 0 • October 15, 2019: Syria 4, Guam 0 Guam’s youth national teams were active on the international stage with invitations to several tournaments around Asia. Guam received many more invitations, but had to decline some to balance the competitions calendar for the teams. In addition to the tournaments listed below, Guam’s youth national teams also played friendly training matches with their counterparts from the Northern Mariana Islands. Representative teams also had the opportunity to play against visiting club teams. -
6 a Water Closet Is a Simple, On-Off Feedback Control System Much Like That of Neurons
FORTH DIMENSIONS FROM CLEPSYDRAS TO NEURAL NETS - ROBERT GARIAN 6 A water closet is a simple, on-off feedback control system much like that of neurons. This code models the system underlying a flushing toilet, implementingthe logic with embedded computations as a set of produc tion rules, a natural style for building complex causal models. SOVIET FORTH-INFO - DAVID KIPPING I1 The author visited the Soviet Union as part of a multi-disciplinary delegation. One study site was Forth-Info, a co- , op specializing in Forth. Like much in the U.S.S.R., nothing about this "private" company is simple, like profiting in a country with no copyrights! ARRAYS IN FORTH - LEONARD MORGENSTERN 13 In Forth, it can be easier to invent something that exactly suits one's needs than to conform to a standard method. But beginners often ask, "Why doesn't Forth have arrays?" Learn the common methods of defining arrays, and then some! FORST: A 68000 NATIVE-CODE FORTH - JOHN REDMOND I6 The "late binding" of deferred words lends flexibility to compiled code, but involves run-time decisions. Where these I can take place at compile time, try ForST's configurable, new "vectored word." This is the last of a five-part series. FORML XII: FORTH IN INDUSTRY - NEIL BAWD 20 Regular as the tides but far less predictable, FORML-goers gathered again in Pacific Grove, California last fall. Many of the typically belief-challenging, concept-stretching,water-testing, and otherwise mind-bending technical discus- sions were also marked by an upbeat mood about Forth's performance in today's marketplace. -
From Guam to Cairns;Roundtrip Airportand H~Tel the Consolidated Fund Is a Spe Ment Spending
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII LIBRARY arianas %riety:~ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 . ~f\VS 'Proceed cautiously on power plant project' By Haidee V. Eugenio entails and the length of time Directors anytime this week or panded study by its independent Variety News Staff needed to finish it. next week to have a detailed dis consultants-Burns & TIIECHAIRofthe House Com "We don't want them to start cussion on the current status of McDonnel-to evaluate the cur mittee on Public Utilities Trans the project and then find out later the planned 80 megawatt power rent and future power supply needs portation yesterday told the Com on they cannot pay for all the plant. on Saipan, and the economic fea monwealth Utilities Corp. to be expenses. We want CUC to be CUC legal counsel William J. sibility of the 80 megawatt power "careful" with the controversial cautious on this. We want to sit Ohle, in a separate interview, said plant project in light of the current $120 million Saipan power plant down with the board to know the the board is willing to meet with CNMI economic conditions. project. status of the project, to know Apatang anytime to infonn him "We would be happy tositdown Rep. David Apatang (R-Saipan) what's going on," Apatang said of the steps taken by the board with him for that matter," said said CUC needs to ensure it will in an interview. regarding the project. Ohle. be able to sustain the project, con The legislator said he would be During its recent meeting, the The draft results of the new sidering the amount of funding it meeting with the CUC Board of board officially approved an ex- Continued on page 26 Rep. -
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SUBSCRIPTION THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 2017 RABI AL-THANI 21, 1438 AH www.kuwaittimes.net Mubarak Demolitions Bollywood’s Egyptian Al-Kabeer port spark deadly Salman Khan football star to revitalize violence in Arab cleared in placed on ties with3 Iraq Israeli village7 arms40 case ‘terror’19 list MPs slam rising expat Min 09º Max 20º numbers, remittances High Tide 03:52 & 16:59 Assembly panel talks Iran, Trump with govt Low Tide 10:33 & 23:18 40 PAGES NO: 17115 150 FILS By B Izzak KOC union holds sit-in against privatization KUWAIT: Lawmakers who had signed on a motion for a special debate on the rising numbers of expatriates in By Meshaal Al-Enezi the country yesterday demanded that the session be held on Feb 2. MPs Abdulkarim Al-Kandari, Riyadh Al- KUWAIT: The Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) labor union held a sit- Adasani, Mohammad Al-Dallal, Waleed Al-Tabtabaei and in yesterday evening at its headquarters in Ahmadi in protest Abdulwahab Al-Babtain signed the motion and said over statements made by Oil Minister Essam Al-Marzouq on pri- they want to debate the government’s failure in check- vatizing the oil sector. The protest was attended by some law- ing the number of expatriates in the country and halting makers and members of other labor syndicates, all of whom expressed total rejection of the government’s intentions to pri- visa trafficking. vatize the sector. The motion said that Kuwaiti citizens are concerned MPs Khaled Al-Otaibi, Nayef Al-Merdas and Faisal Al-Kandari that they have become a minority in their own country, stressed their support of the oil sector employees’ demands. -
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I Mina'Trentai Tres Na Liheslaturan Guahan Office of The Legislative Secretary Tina Rose lVIu11a Barnes OCT 1 9 2015 The Honorable Judith T. Won Pat, Ed.D. Speaker I Mina'trentai Tres Na Liheslaturan Guahan 155 Hesler Place Hagatfia, Guam 96910 fi1ft! J VIA: The Honorable Rory J. espicio Chairperson, Committee on Rules RE: Committee Report on Bill No. 152-33 (COR) Dear Speaker Won Pat: Transmitted herewith is the Committee Report on Bill No. 152-33 (COR) - "AN ACT TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS FROM THE FISCAL YEAR 2014 HOTEL OCCUPANCY TAX (HOT) SURPLUS FUND TO THE GUAM VISITOR'S BUREAU" - sponsored by T.R. Muiia Barnes and referred to the Committee on Municipal Affairs, Tourism, Housing and Historic Preservation. Committee votes are as follows: TO DO PASS _f)__ TO NOT PASS 0 TO REPORT OUT ONLY _f)__ TO ABSTAIN v TO PLACE IN INACTIVE FILE Sincere! , iia Barnes Chairperson, Committee on Municipal Affairs, Tourism, f1ousing and Historic Preservation 155 Hesler Place Hagatfla, Guam %910 [Tel: 671-472-3455/6 Fax: 671-472-3400] \vww.tlnarnunabames.com I Mina'Trentai Tres Na Liheslaturan Guahan Office of The Legislative Secretary Tina Rose .\<1una Barnes COMMITEE REPORT ON BILL NO. 152-33 (COR) (Sponsor: T.R. Muna Barnes, M.C. Torres, B.J.F. Cruz, F.F. BlasJ r.) ''AN ACT TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS FROM THE FISCAL YEAR 2014 HOTEL OCCUPANCY TAX (HOT) SURPLUS FUND TO THE GUAM VISITOR'S BUREAU'' Chairperson, Committee on Municipal Affairs, Tourism, Housing and I-Iistoric Preservation 155 Hesler Place Hagatila, Guam 96910 {Tel: 671-4'n-3455/6 Fax: 671--472-3400] www.tinamunabames.com I Mina'Trentai Tres Na Liheslaturan Guahan Office of The Legislative Secretary Tina Rose Mui'la Barnes October 15, 2015 MEMORANDUM To: All Members Committee on Municipal Affairs, Tourism, Housing and Historic Preservation From: Senator Tina Muna Bame~'\, Committee Chairperson Subject: Committee Report on Bill No.