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Ebola’s all the rage. Not because we want it to be, but because it scares the hell out of people. It triggers fear, an emotion scammers love to prey on. Let’s look at the facts before getting into the …
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From its windswept rolling hills to rocky cliffs, from the days of the first Polynesian visitors to today's thrill seekers, Ka Lae, or South Point, has been through massive changes. Today, Ka Lae is a …
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International bestselling author James Frey was in San Diego on October 15 to promote his new project, “Endgame: The Calling.” For this interview, Frey said that what he’s trying to accomplish in this …
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Samuel Craddock is back, pulled out of retirement as Chief of Police, when the town of Jarrett Creek goes bankrupt. The town’s full-time police officers walk out when they hear there’s no money for …
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Believe it or not, there are still a lot of people who subscribe to the good, old-fashioned newspaper. In fact, there are so many who still subscribe that the scammers have taken notice. Meet the fake …
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Most likely, you have not had the opportunity to see the Cultural Festival held at Volcanos National Park each year. These photos are from the 2013 event, but they are timeless. Also, mahalo to the …
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Red gazebo at Liluokalani Gardens I seem to be stuck in a rut with photos of Liluokalani Gardens…but what a rut it is! Just beyond the red gazebo and the bridge with the white fence is the bay and the ocean. There’s so much more here and those who get to visit are so lucky. […]
