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Gratitude Attitude Promotes a Healthy Body, Mind and Soul

February 3, 2010 By Jasmyne Boswell

I wonder if there is anything more easily assimilated than Gratitude. Stop for a moment and give gratitude for something in your life. more »

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Visiting Maui

By TheARTman - Jul 14 2009 10:10AM

No trip to Maui would be complete without taking advantage of the world class snorkeling available all over the island. The underwater views are simply stunni. more »

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Eve Hogan’s Sacred Garden of Maliko

February 8, 2010
Eve Hogan’s Sacred Garden of Maliko Free and open to the public daily. It is more than a beautiful nursery. Plants, orchids, a walking labyrinth and peace gardens. Open free, daily, 10 a.m.–5 p. more »

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Should the new healthcare reform include a public option?
Yes. It's just like medicare, which is also a public healthcare program. Besides, it'll give quality competition to the private healthcare providers, making it more consumer-friendly! Don't know, or care. I'm fine, either way. No. This will lead to government-controlled socialized medicine. I neither trust nor need the government to manage my healthcare.
Yes. It's just like medicare, which is also a public healthcare program. Besides, it'll give quality competition to the private healthcare providers, making it more consumer-friendly!
52%
Don't know, or care. I'm fine, either way.
0%
No. This will lead to government-controlled socialized medicine. I neither trust nor need the government to manage my healthcare.
47%

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UH President Gives Update

UH President Gives Update

February 4, 2010 If there is a silver lining to a bad economy, it’s very likely you will find it within classrooms and lecture halls at college campuses across the nation. » Full Story

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The Choice is Yours

The Choice is Yours

February 4, 2010 It’s 4 a.m. Every muscle and joint in my body hurts badly. As I lay there in pain, I tried to recall what physical feat I performed the day before to cause such excruciation. Did I run a marathon? I would have remembered that. I can’t think of anything. » Full Story

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You Are What You Eat

February 4, 2010 What food we choose to consume sometimes says much about us, and menu items vary extremely on Maui. » Full Story

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Senate launches Twitter pilot project

February 4, 2010 The Hawai‘i State Senate announced last week that several committees will be participating in a pilot project using Twitter to provide real-time updates on the progress of committee hearings. The Senate Committees on Higher Education (HRE), Consumer Protection (CPC) and Health will be sending messages to let followers know that a hearing has convened, a bill or measure being discussed or when a hearing adjourns. » Full Story

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Kīhei Business Supports Food Bank

Kīhei Business Supports Food Bank

October 22, 2009 Chuck and Lisa Burke, the owners of Island Window Covering and Upholstery, successfully raised $600 on behalf of the Maui Food during their recent “Will Work for Food” promotion. During the promotion, the Burkes donated a percentage of every window covering sale to the Maui Food Bank. » Full Story

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Twilight star supports Maui Montessori Schools

Twilight star supports Maui Montessori Schools

February 4, 2010 Mega movie star Robert Pattinson added Maui’s Montessori Hale O Keiki to his list of charitable donations. The actor has donated a set of autographed posters and a copy of the Twilight book with a framed photo to Montessori Hale O Keiki’s annual fundraising gala, The Orchid Ball. » Full Story

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Tokyo String Quartet and K-L-R Trio

Tokyo String Quartet and K-L-R Trio

February 4, 2010 Regarded as one of the supreme chamber ensembles of the world, the Tokyo String Quartet—Martin Beaver and Kikuei Ikeda (violins), Kazuhide Isomura (viola) and Clive Greensmith (cello)—has collaborated with a remarkable array of artists and composers, and built a comprehensive catalogue of highly acclaimed recordings. Celebrating their 40th anniversary this year, the quartet marks the occasion with a series of concerts in Tokyo, across Europe, in Canada and throughout the U.S. » Full Story