Hawaii

Archive for November, 2009

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www.hawaii-aloha.com **Hawaii Vacation News – Bishop Museum Cutbacks, High Tech in Hawaii, USS Arizona Gets New Ferries, Monk Seal Comeback

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Download and play this fun bowling game Elf Bowling: Hawaiian Vacation from Bigfish Games!

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Game Description:

Elf Bowling: Hawaiian Vacation

Hold on to your hulas. The elves are sick of “The Man” and Elliot`s in dire need of a vacation. Island hop into a hilarious bowling game and mow pins, posed as elves, with your athletic skills and verve. Roll your ball over coins for bonuses and use Dirty Tricks like large gutters and magnets to thwart your opponents. Tune out colorful commentary aimed at distracting you, and bowl like a champ in Elf Bowling: Hawaiian Vacation.

* Festive bowling game
* Bonuses and coins
* Dirty Tricks tactics

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From the gold sand beaches to the pastoral village of Heavenly Hana to the soaring sea cliffs and seven sacred pools, Maui has something for everyone. It is no wonder that this sun-drenched island has been voted the ‘Best Hawaiian Island’. See you there!

Maui Quick Facts:

* Approximately 3,000 Humpback whales visit Maui each winter.
* There are 81 beaches with a combined shoreline that spans 120 miles.
* Iao Needle is a 2,250-ft stone pillar that was once used as a natural altar.
* Lahaina was a thriving whaling port in the mid-1800s.
* The Haleakala Crater is roughly the size of the island of Manhattan.

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Aloha!

My name is Donnie and I live in Hawaii…I wanted to tell you a little bit about our beautiful colored sand beaches here on the Big Island. Going to the beach is a big thing in Hawaii, because we are blessed with not only weather consistently gorgeous year round, but also with numerous beautiful beaches on which to enjoy our golden days.

Because our Big Island is geologically quite young and the landscape is immature, our beaches tend to be smaller than those on the older islands, and are therefore all the more precious. What the Big Island has that some of the other islands lack, though, are beaches with spectacularly colored sand…white sand, black sand, green sand and even grey sand.

For more information, go to www.tourguidehawaii.com or http://tourguidehawaii.blogspot.com

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Going to the Hawaii Sea Life Park with little Dana! We had a very good time that day! Music is called Margarita by IZ.

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Am I Evil? – by Diamond Head performed at the Sweden Rock Festival, 2005

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My favorite bikini is made by my dear friend Melissa Odabash
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I am going to southern California this summer. I’d really like to go whale watching, but is it worth it to go in the summer? Or are all the whale gone during that season?

Yes, the gray whales are long gone, back to feed up in Alaska.

I go whale watching off Santa Barbara during the summer. They have populations of Humpback whales already hanging around and feeding and expect the blue whales to return in late May, early June.

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There are also whales on the back side of Santa Catalina Island, but there aren’t many trips available then. Moving south, you’ll find that there are several landings that go out out Orange County (Dana Point & Newport Beach). Sometimes the blue or fin whales are in the channel and can be spotted. But there are almost always large pods of dolphins.

Consider a trip out to the Channel Islands, too, which is where you’ll see the most aquatic wildlife. Seals, sea lions, sometimes otters, basking sharks, mola mola, birds galore and of course five different species of dolphins.

Typically, since most of us don’t have a lot of money, we go to another island and stay at a really nice resort (one that we would never normally go to). Also, people go to the mainland U.S. and stay at places that match our interests (like Vegas, San Francisco, Florida, etc.). Then the people who either have money or have been given money as a wedding gift, other parts of the Pacific are popular. Tahiti, Samoa, and Fiji are all really nice.

My wife and I did a combination of all three, as we had a generous family. We spent some time at the Molokai Ranch (very cool eco-adventures), Tahiti (Mo’orea – perfect for just chilling out), and then the mainland to visit family who could not attend the wedding in Hawaii.