Synching the calendar to the stars- Leap Year 2008

It really takes 365.242190 for the earth to make a trip around the sun. (The mean time between two successive vernal equinoxes is called a tropical year, or a solar year)

So, to keep it all balanced out, every 4 years, an extra day is added to February in the Gregarian calendar. In America, those years also coincide with presidental election years.

In the English speaking a world, it is a tradition that women may propose marriage on leap years. For men and woman alike, Hawaii is a romantic place to pop the question, tie the knot or enjoy the honeymoon or anniversary all 365.242190 days a year!

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Parking in Paradise- Hawaiian Style

They don’t call it the Garden Isle for nothing.A new survey by the Hawaii Tourism Authorityshows four of the state’s 10 most popularstate parks are on Kauai: Wailua State Park,Haena State Park; Waimea Canyon; and theNapali Coast.

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Health & Abundance in the Year of the Rat

OK, the stress of the holidays have vanished into the horizons behind us and Chinese New Year celebrations wrapped up last week while our new year resolutions have grown vague.

So what’s there to support and sustain our goals for our health through this new year of so many unknowns? The infamous rat, of course!

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Party Kauai Style with E Kanikapila Kakou- Party like you are 100 like BIll Tapia

If you’ve ever been to a Hawaiian party where everyone is singing, playing instruments, laughing, joking, talking, and just having a great time, you would know what it was like at EKK this past Monday.Uncle Bill traveled the world over his entire life playing with musical greats the world over — Louis Armstrong, Elvis Presley, and the list goes on and on. Uncle Bill often just sits quietly until someone goes up and asks a question and out pours a story…he can remember stories that go back decades and tells it with such quick wit and sense of humor. One has to spend a couple of months shadowing Bill to hear even a small portion of his life of stories.

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From Lightbulbs To Linens – The Eco-Invasion Hits Hawaii

Honolulu, HI – February 13, 2009 – Eco-sapiens, get ready to shop till you drop. The Green Living Expo is the earth-conscious shopper’s ultimate eco-mall, with hundreds of different products to try, buy and incorporate into their lifestyle.

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State Grants to support organic farms certification available

State to assist in costs for organic farm and product certification.

Organic farmers that can meet the qualifications of organic certification are encouraged to apply to Hawaii state for grants designated for assisting in paying cost of obtaining organic certification from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Great Package: Promote your Business in Hawaii!

Have a business that supports HEALTH in Hawaii? Get your own page on our website: images, links, and unlimited text, and unlimited categories for just $500/year. Our site gets 30,000,000 hits per year! Let our visitors find YOU!

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Solar Surfing!

SOLAR POWERING HONOLUA SURF COMPANY PIPELINE BODYSURFING CLASSICThe Pipeline Bodysurfing Classic went 100% solar power (Photovoltaic and Solar Thermal) in 2008! Running a power connection from a solar powered nearby beach house. This is the first time ever for a North Shore surf event.

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The Hawaii Avocado Festival 2008

Hawaii-Big Island hosts the Hawaii Avocado Festival March 1st 2008, from 9:00 am to 6:00 PM, in Captain Cook at the Amy B. Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden.The fun food festival is a showcase of the abundant varieties and uses of avocados grown in Hawaii.

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Feng Shui , A Myth or Superstition?

What is Feng Shui? Is it a myth or superstition? To be talking about Feng Shui, we all know that it is a traditional skill, which originates from the olden China. And to mention the olden China, it ca

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