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Hawaii
Its History, its Heritage, its Culture, its People, its Language, its Land and Complete Travel Information
For people moving to Hawaii, seeking employment, as well as statistics, miscellany and a potpourri of things concerning life in Hawaii from the useful, like finding jobs and housing in the Hawaiian Islands - to the interesting, like the sharks of Hawaii and the music of Hawaiians. Click on the flag below and enjoy!
Employment, Moving to Hawaii, Miscellany and Potpourri
10/10/99
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You are invited to explore the fascinating diversity of the Pacific paradise called Hawaii. Enter a keyword or phrase in the box at the bottom of this page to search this website.
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Streaming Live Webcams
Click here to see live web cameras in Hawaii including traffic cams, University of Hawaii webcams, satellite cameras, city and county livecams, Waikiki Beach and more!
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live radio stations broadcasting from Hawaii over the airwaves and on the Internet.
Maps of Hawaii
A map of the state of Hawaii and individual pop-up maps of each Hawaiian island as well as a tidbit of miscellany regarding the individual islands
Hiking in Hawaii
Click to see the many hiking resources in Hawaii complete with maps of the trails as well as photographs and commentary regarding each hike. You'll find reports on the degree of difficulty for each hike, lists of hiking trails as well as information regarding guided hikes and ecotours.
The Music of Hawaii
Hear the music of Hawaii. Listen to the music not only of Hawaii, but from Hawaii! Find MP3s, order hundreds of Hawaiian and Polynesian music CDs, go to musicians' websites and hear Hawaiian artists singing live.
HULAHIPS!
Hula and Hawaiian Music, Maestro! For a musical adventure, click on "HULAHIPS" or click on the guitar image just ^above^ to be transported to Joed's Hale on the Big Island where you can connect to Braddah Waltah's and Kolohe's MP3s as well as more Hawaii webcams and more Internet Radio stations broadcasting live from Hawaii! See lotta fun stuffs or surf into da chat room foah talk story!
Hawaii Language Dictionaries
A great deal of Hawaiian music, oral history chants and family geneology chants are sung in the native lyric and melodic Hawaiian Language. To use dictionaries of the Hawaiian language and language translators for 150 other languages, including other Polynesian tongues, click here. There is also a dictionary of computer terminology as well as E-mail, chat room and instant messenger language translators. Interestingly, many people misspell Hawaii as Hawaai, Hawai, Howaii or Hawii and Hawaiian as Hawaain, Hawian, Hawaiaan, Hawaian, Hawiian, Hawiin, Hawain, Haiwain and Hawaiin and, of course, their own languages and creoles (pidgins) such as langue Hawaiienne and Hawaiien.
Statewide Hawaii B&B Directory
to see a complete directory from Bed and Breakfast Honolulu which is is a statewide listing of over 400 locations in paradise
Cuisine
Regional, Family Fare and General Dining: find specifics about American food, breakfast, buffet, Chinese, cocktail Lounges, coffee shops, continental, delicatessens, desserts, dinner shows, Euro-Asian, family dining, fast food, fine dining, French, Hawaiian regional cuisine, local Hawaiian food, health foods, Italian, Japanese, Luau, Micro-Breweries, Pacific rim, pizza, seafood, steak and seafood, steak houses, sushi and Thai.
Airlines
Inter-Island, Domestic and International Air Carriers Serving Hawaii
The Sharks of Hawaii
General information about the forty plus species of sharks in Hawaiian waters who pose little threat to human beings. The sharks that have posed the most hazards in Hawaii have been the galapagos sharks, scalloped hammerhead sharks, gray reef sharks and tiger sharks. While great white sharks can be dangerous, they do not frequent Hawaiian waters in great numbers because of their feeding habits. For more info about which shark species are the most aggressive and the most dangerous, more photographs, fascinating facts, shark research, safety tips, suggested reading and links to more shark websites, click, here.
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The Homepage
has links to The Big Island of Hawaii Page as well as connections to the Oahu, Maui, Kauai and Molokai pages for complete information for students, casual observers, avid fans and visiting travelers.
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shows the website for the genealogy of 2 families who migrated from the Azores Islands in the Atlantic to seek their fortunes in the Hawaiian Islands. Visit the world's largest Keck Twins and the new Subaru Telescope atop Mauna Kea on the Big Island and see many new discoveries in astronomy. Or look at the all-island calendar of events or visit Volcano Alley where you can study Hawaii, its heritage and its people. Or go to Oahu and visit Dee's homepage where there's more Hawaiiana and info about Native Americans.
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is the place where you may read the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, a daily newspaper, or investigate beginning Hawaiian language lessons. Or get up to the minute weather for each island along with live cams. And there are live cameras at the Waikiki Aquarium or view the Maui Cheetah Cams or see Honolulu Traffic Cams. There are also real-time satellite cameras for the central Pacific. Or take virtual field trips to six of the Hawaiian Islands or visit Virtual Hawaii where you can view over a thousand photographs.
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will link you to in-depth info regarding Kauai and you may link to the official Hawaii Five-O page. Or stop by the Hawaii Visitors and Convention bureau where there is a wealth of travel information and you may have a free, full-color, 122 page trip planning guide mailed to you.
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All you need to know if you are planning to visit Maui No Ka Oi. And you may listen to the Hawaiian word of the day from KITV Channel 4 News in Honolulu.
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offers driving directions to anywhere in the United States or Canada plus local Yellow Pages, weather, satellite views, TV listings, ATM locations, lodging, food and transportation information. Holoholo Publishing offers everything in Hawaiian marine and water sports, e.g., diving, canoeing, surfing, sailing whale watching and fishing. Or take advantage of the Kualono Service - the official Hawaiian language site at the University of Hawaii - Hilo.
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See the worldwide calendar of Hawaiian Events for Hawaiian activities and festivals outside Hawaii. Or take advantage of "The Rainbow Connection" to the Hawaii State Capitol, where you may contact the governor, the legislature or see a list of every government office in the state.
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The history, the land and the people of the Hawaiian island of Molokai - home of the former leper colony, world's highest seacliffs and another Hawaiian island that has wild deer. (Axis deer originally came from Ceylon [now Sri Lanka] and were given in 1868 to King Kamehameha by the Hawaiian Consul in Hong Kong. There are now axis deer on Lanai and black-tailed deer from Oregon on Kauai.) On page 8 you may also see a timeline of Hawaiian history courtesy Aloha Hawaii. And you may find a summary of the Jewish resources in Hawaii. Plus there are language translators and dictionaries to translate to and from Hawaiian and 150 other languages!
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Hiking on Oahu brought to you by Rokzilla's Lair -- complete info with photographs. Bed and breakfast Honolulu is a statewide directory with over 400 locations listed. Or listen to Radio Stations live from Hawaii.
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• THE BIG ISLAND OF HAWAII PAGE
More fascinating than you can imagine, including Kilauea Volcano, Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa volcano links, the volcano observatory, photos, lodging, coffee plantations, activities, sights, marine and water sports, 13,700 foot peaks, lush green valleys, green sand beaches and black sand beaches along with unspoiled wilderness such as the jungles of the Waipio Valley. Link to the Keck Twin Telescopes, the world's largest which peer the deepest into space. Connect to Japan's Subaru Telescope and its startling new discoveries in astronomy.
• The Kauai Page
The tropical paradise of Kauai basks amidst the sparkling blue waters of the Pacific Ocean, about 20 minutes by air from Honolulu. Formed some six million years ago, the island encompasses roughly 550 miles and is the oldest and most northerly of the main Hawaiian Islands. It has the only navigable river in Hawaii, countless rainbows and over a thousand waterfalls as well as the 4000 foot cliffs of Na Pali that tower above the ocean below.
• The Molokai Page
• MOLOKAI - The history, the land and the people of Hawaii's Island of Molokai - home of the famous leper colony and another of the 3 Hawaiian islands with wild deer. For weather and complete visitor information, click on the cruise ship above.
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• The Maui Page
Complete information for the traveler with links to view Maui live webcams, listen to Maui radio stations, read the Maui newspaper, visit Maui government links or connect to activities, sights, lodging, meals and points of interest.
• The Lanai Page
For those looking for something off the beaten track and out of the way, Lanai offers solitude and untouched beauty as well as golf, diving, sailing, hiking, abundant wildlife and stunning scenery.
• The Oahu Page
Oahu means "The Gathering Place" and is Hawaii's most populous island. Complete in-depth coverage including live cameras, virtual field trips, accommodations, tours, sights, activities, events, calendars, hiking, marine and water sports, shopping, cuisine, galleries, trip planners, weather, beaches, parks, hiking trails, gardens, museums, culture, heritage and history. Read newspapers - listen to the radio. A veritable plethora of information is at your fingertips.
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The Leeward Islands or Northwestern Islands of Hawaii, consist of 130 islands, islets and shoals strung out over 1,200 miles. They lie northwest of Kauai, beginning with Nihoa and ending with Kure Atoll about 55 miles west of Midway Atoll. Midway was the site of the historic World War II naval battle between the American and the Japanese navies.
To explore the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, click here.
The Leeward Hawaiian Islands comprise the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument formerly called the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine National Monument, the largest marine nature preserve in the world.
Click on the links below to visit Niihau - the Forbidden Island where the only pure Hawaiians still reside; take virtual field trips of Kahoolawe, the Forgotten Island which has been uninhabited since the federal government claimed it to use for a practice bombing range during the Second World War, WWII; explore the music of Hawaii; discover the geography of Hawaii and find Hawaii statistics.
• Kilauea Volcano
Click above to see photos of Kilauea lava fountains and molten lava creating clouds of steam as it enters the ocean. Also connect to maps of Kilauea's underground activity as well as information concerning other volcanoes of Hawaii, the United States and the world.
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for information about Jewish services and amenities in the State of Hawaii and a site map that covers only the Israel and Judaica features on this website. Shalom ve lehitra'ot.
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to see a site index of travel, entertainment and arts information inside and outside of Hawaii.
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"No alien land in all the world
has any deep, strong charm for me,
but that one;
no other land could
so longingly and beseechingly
haunt my sleeping and waking,
through half a lifetime,
as that one has done.
Other things leave me,
but it abides."
~ Mark Twain, circa 1889
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