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Davies Symphony Hall is an appropriately majestic backdrop for the San Francisco Choral Society's performance of Brahms' monumental A German Requiem. Working from a German-language Bible -- rather than the Latin Catholic liturgy -- Brahms focused his elegiac composition on the transience of life, rather than the finality of death. In doing so, he transformed a potentially conventional piece of church music into what would later become the second most performed choral work after Handel's Messiah. Now soloists Marnie Breckenridge (soprano) and Eugene Brancoveanu (bass) and the California Chamber Symphony will join SF Choral in bringing this masterful Requiem back to life. Learn More
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Concert was beautiful mix of Mexican Mariachi/Christmas music in spanish & english. Even though we had seats birds nest level, the sound at Davies Symphony Hall was just too wonderful to care where we sat. First time going to DSH, with added...continued
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Ooh, I likey! I was surprised because all previous versions of Volum'Express were depressing. I was wary of the smell that previous reviewers mentioned, but you know what - the scent actually really reminds me of MAC Fiberlash, and I never hear anyone complaining about that. Anyway, this stuff is really good! I got the Glam Black, which is a dark, blue-black, very nice. The brush is large, but not unwieldy. Compared to CG Lash Blast, I like this better because the brush tip is tapered, so you can get the outer and bottom lashes. It fans out the lashes quite nicely, and it lengthens better than it volumizes. It gives me pretty, feathery lashes, and also holds the curl very well. So pretty. It also removes well at the end of the day with my Bi-Facil remover. For reference, I have short, stubby Asian lashes. My other faves are YSL Faux Cils and DiorShow, as well as Smashbox Bionic.
EDIT: I repurchased another tube, and I am highly disappointed. It's just average - not much length, not much volume. Sadly, I will not be repurchasing.
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It's good, but not the best. Great for the price though. Nice colors for packaging. Probably one of the best I've used so far, and I like it more than Diorshow and other expensive mascaras.
I really don't like the huge brush, it's hard for me to get the very ends of my lashes without ruining my eye shadow and eyeliner because parts of it get on my eyelid.
It volumizes decently, it's okay at separation (I prefer comb-like style of brush), and it lengthens pretty well.
It's a well rounded, big brushed mascara with a nice price tag.
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Not bad - but not as dramatic as I would have liked. It lengthed my lashes more than plumped them. I think l'oreal voluminous in carbon black is still more dramatic!
I wasn't expecting to like this. I figured it was another gimmicky mascara. I was pretty suprised that it lengthened and fanned out my lashes well. They look feathery and lightweight. It thickens pretty good too. It looks like my lashes are natural, but well defined. I don't even need eyeliner with it.
The absolute best part is, that I don't have to curl my lashes for them to look good. It keeps the curl that I create when applying.
The only things I dislike is the fact that when I'm applying, little balls of mascara stick to the tips and I have to brush them out or when its dry, go back and kinda brush them off. It makes my lashes look all spidery and clumpy if I don't. But it doesn't look clumpy anywhere else, only the tips. Kinda weird but I guess thats a good thing b/c it's easy to fix. The smell is also a little weird... I can def. smell it after applying and its not the most pleasant, but I can get over it.
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I liked the pretty tube but that was about it. The mascara smelled kinda weird and it didnt really volumnize my lashes. I could've used a cheap regular mascara and wouldnt know the difference
Ehhh, I could take it or leave it. There really was nothing special regarding this mascara from my experience. The lengthening was minimal compared to one of my current favs (Rimmel-glam eyes) and the volume was nearly non existent. I will say I really love the big teddy brush and the cute packaging though. Wish more mascaras used this fluffy brush instead of the plastic ones that nearly gouge your eyes out. And it was SUPER cheap, I got mine at CVS for like 4.00 or something, but prolly won't buy again..HG search goes on
Ok, back to the HG search for cheap-but-good mascara because I do replace mine regularly. Holy Camoly! I saw the display of a new mascara by Revlon and it was over $10! I'd rather pay $6 or $7 and even the $8 of L'Oreal bothers me.
So I had to try this Colossal mascara. I got Glam Black , which I had no idea what it meant (compared to classic black) but it went on cool black as opposed to more warm black. The brush is a big teddy bear brush. There was a considerable GLOP at the end of the brush. The smell, yes, like roses that have gone brown and mouldering under the rose bush. Yeck. But you don't notice it if you don't hold the brush under your nose (so unless you are darkening a mustache, this isn't an issue.) The case is a cute lemon-citrus yellow with purple-shiny accents. Very loud.
The result was more lengthening than volumizing, which surprised me. The lengthening is CONSIDERABLE. Like, false lashes time. I wished my old assistant (just for a moment, I was really glad to get rid of her) was back with her false lashes worn during DAYTIME in the OFFICE to compare hers with mine. These were big fans, all right.
The fluid is a bit liquid, meaning it takes a moment to dry, typical of Maybelline, I find.
1. This is a very GOOD mascara. Separates lashes but builds nice volume. Not as much as Voluminous (L'Oreal) but good.
2. The brush is big, gets all the lashes
3. It is not like Lash Blast (Cover Girl) in that it does separate lashes much better. Reminds me of it, but really is not like it.
4. This just might be my HG, despite the smell, which dissipates but right out of the tube is burnt-rubber-rotten-roses.
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IDK why people are comparing Colossal to lash blast so much...they are in no way similar. lash blast has that craptastic plastic brush that makes all your eyelashes stick together in 5 clumps. and this has a gigantic bristle brush that separates lashes pretty nicely. anyway...
I loved the tube! The neon yellow is what drew me in...I am a sucker for cute packaging. I bought this is Glam black...which, I guess is dark black. Lengthens like nothing I've ever seen, but the volume is nothing remarkable, definately not 9x like it says on the packaging. Does not hold a curl well, but my lashes are pretty stubborn so it could just be me. Best DS mascara I've tried, but doesn't deliver what it promises. Gonna have to give it a 3.
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I like this mascara. I bought glam black, which I think is similar to maybelline's "blackest black".
I love how its soft but still provides volume. I hate clumpy crispy lashes and this mascara keeps lashes soft but still full/long. It gave me more length than volume but I liked it because it didn't clump or anything.
The scent is pretty noticeable like others have mentioned, but it goes away shortly after application, so I didn't mind it.
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i have to preface this by saying that i have never really had any luck with maybelline mascaras (wp and non-wp) --- full n' soft was a disappointment; lash stylist was a disaster (and that is an understatement); volum express regular and turbo were acceptable at best. so naturally, i was hesitant to even try the colossal volum' express. after weeks of seeing this in stores, i finally caved and bought this while CVS was haivng a great deal.
this is the better maybelline mascara i've tried... but in reality, that's not saying much at all since the others were crap. colossal does adds length but not so much volume. in fact, my lashes looked fairly natural after application, as if i put lash tint (it is very black) rather than mascara on. an unfortunate effect is that it looked slightly spidery (unevenly so at that) and crunchy.... and took out the curl on *some* of my lashes, making it look like i decided to curl some of my lashes and not the others. it also felt heavier than normal, which probably explains why it didn't hold a curl very well. and don't get me started on the scent... why is mascara rose-scented? who has ever sniffed your lashes?
oddly enough, this looks better layered ontop of another mascara than on its own. layering also curbs the problem of the slight flaking i had when using this alone. i wouldn't buy this again, since i don't much of anything good about it.
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Every Since the Controversial Loss to Barcelona, things have not been the same at Milanello.All through the season, the Rossoneri have challenged for the Scudetto in spite of Massive injuries and controversial refereeing. In this final hour of the title showdown Things seem to have shifted for the worse. Has the unflappable Team Spirit Disappeared ?
Albert Einstein said that, "Insanity is, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results". Going by that Logic Max Allegri should be in an asylum right now. Don't get me wrong, I like Allegri and would like him to stay on next season as i am curious to see what he can do given quality players.
The problem i have is with his on-field decisions and his inability to create a Plan B or even timely In-Match Tweaks. Is it the unwillingness to Take risks ? or the Mental Drain ?
Right Now, we have a squad which is stuck in a chaotic moment. Seedorf has problems with Allegri and is washing his dirt in public, Berlusconi is talking about Guardiola and the mental drain is apparent within the team. This is a team without a leader.
There's disappointment and stress to be handled. Wether it's those who've been out injured for long or Those that warm the bench, when they should be used to rest the mentally and physically fatigued regulars. Guys like Zlatan and Nocerino, who virtually started every game this campaign must be mentally and physically Exhausted and that perhaps is the reason for their Lack of initiative in the recent games.
The lack of creativity in midfield is a big problem. For too long now it's just been a lot of passing around, There's no one to give that final ball, the key pass. Even worse, is the fact that we can't hold the ball and move it around the midfield either. We need Zlatan to come very deep and help move the ball forward. Him dropping deep would be good to add unpredictability to our play when we have someone ahead of him that can score off those chances. But he has to do it coz he's the only creative player and without him dropping deep the team has trouble advancing the ball. That just make our attacking plays very easy to read and defend against.
Even the bad teams of Serie A know how to play against Milan. Just put two men on Zlatan to deal with the long balls from the defense. It's clear that, Our Defense doesn't trust our Midfield to make Key passes and who can blame them. Creatively, it's a lot better when we have Cassano on the pitch.
Absence of Thiago Silva has cost us dear. Apart from being a defensive wall along with Nesta, he is a very good direct passer. His passes to midfield might not jump out but they are positioned well so that the midfielder won't need to run a few steps before controlling the ball or start chasing it. The target midfielder can already start thinking about his next move to get the ball forward. If Silva was playing, I doubt Fiorentina could have taken points from Milan. Afterall he's the one defender Robin Van Persie is most afraid of in Europe.
Thiago Should be back from the injury this weekend. Cassano is back and so is Boateng. Urby has proved that he can be a Left back with crossing abilities (2 Game winning crosses in last 2 games) and lastly Zlatan, I hope can keep his head cool, especially since he is one yellow card away from suspension.
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News: With Wale Long Gone, "Bad" Collaborator Tiara Thomas Joins Music Giant
Monday, Jun 3, 2013 6:46PM
R&B singer Tiara Thomas has officially cemented her departure from Wale by joining Interscope Records this week.
According to reports, TT is now an artist on producer Rico Love's Division1 imprint.
Things aren't bad at all in Tiara Thomas' camp by any means. The singer/songwriter has inked a deal with the Interscope Records family, joining Rico Love's Division1. The 23-year-old Indianapolis native is the mighty pen behind Wale's hit single "Bad," a song she co-wrote and co-produced before linking with the record's lyricist. According to Biz Journals, Thomas is the first signee to Love's startup. This comes as a surprise to fans who believed she'd stay linked up to MMG's "Gifted" MC. However, her new home welcomes her with open arms. (VIBE)
Last week, Wale revealed Thomas had left him for another music opportunity.
Speaking of Thomas, Wale said that she's found a "situation." Although it's not with him (despite a couple of years of industry friendship and mentoring), he wishes her well. "I was a casualty of the game," he said, noting that the two never signed "paperwork." "Shout out to Tiara Thomas, though, she's a dope artist, she's an incredible artist ... I kick myself before I complain about somebody else." (BET)
Despite the break-up, Tiara still appears on Wale's upcoming The Gifted solo album.
1. The Curse of the Gifted 2. LoveHate Thing feat. Sam Dew 3. Sunshine 4. Heavin In the Afternoon feat. Meek Mill 5. Golden Salvation (Jesus Piece) 6. Vanity 7. Gullible 8. Bricks 9. Clappers feat. Nicki Minaj & Juicy J 10. Bad (Remix) feat. Rihanna 11. Tired of Dreaming 12. Rotation feat. Wiz Khalifa & 2 Chainz 13. Simple Man 14. 88 15. Black Heroes 16. Bad feat. Tiara Thomas) (The Gifted)
On Monday (June 3), Wale swapped out Thomas for R&B singer Rihanna on the new "Bad" remix.
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This jacket is based on 'Tweed jacket' pattern from 'Blouses, robes et cie' by Yoshiko Tsukiori just like my other 'Japanese sewing inspired jacket'. As I was cutting the fabric I could not help but think of Miss Marple's (by Agatha Christie) fashion and green lace for more 'old fashion' look.
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Mar 18, 2013, 04.22 PMby Mary Athey
its lovely on you.i love the tartan. i bought some for a coat and i asked my daughter if it looked like miss marple fabric? she said no!! it looks like a picnic blanket lol. i hav'nt used it yet x
Mar 18, 2013, 06.58 PMby Jezek
Thank you! Picnic blanket? I'm sure it would make a great coat. By the way, I've made jackets from blankets before – they are my favorite :-)
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i've made coats out of curtains and quilt covers before so i'll ignore what my daughter thinks of the fabric and make the coat lol x
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We started a light school schedule last week, and I've already discovered a few helpful tools to make the year go smoother, especially on those days that are more defined by the word perspiration than preparation.
If your family is anything like ours, there are some who love to write and are always developing another imaginative story, and some who have just as active imaginations, but would rather act them out with their army men and Legos than write them down on paper.
I've been looking for a way to draw some of those army men types into the art of creative writing for a while now. And frankly, some days, I myself could use some help in that area after all the years of "mommy brain", and everything else that seems to suck the creative juices right out of me.
I saw these story cubes at Target a long time ago, and thought about trying them out, but never quite got around to it.
After that, I decided to get our own set and give it a try with the kids.It worked out really well, and we all had a blast telling outlandish, wacky stories. Even my lego-loving "army man" got involved.
It was also good to see how each child thinks differently. My older kids used the cubes more metaphorically, while the younger ones really enjoyed telling a literal version of their story. Some spoke in the third person while some used the first person, so we were also able to discuss styles and tools of storytelling.
After a few warm-up rounds, we decided to end with illustrating a scene from their last story, before writing them down in a composition book. That way, the process of writing the story out was a way of recording the scenes from their imagination. Here are some samples of their illustrations.
The story cubes are a great way to get kids thinking creatively. If your'e rolling the dice at a table, the storytelling easily flows into writing and illustrating. So, keep the art supplies and composition books close by!
We will definitely be using these handy writing prompts again this year. I already have kids asking to use them again, including "army man". Do you have other creative writing tools that you use in your homeschool? If so, I would love to hear about them!


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Labor-Market Attachment and Training Participation
AbstractThis paper examines how expected attachment to the labor market and expected tenure at a specific firm affect training participation. The results, based on cross-sectional data from Japan, indicate that expected attachment to the labor market affects participation in both employer- and worker-initiated training, while expected tenure at a specific firm mainly explains participation in employer-initiated training. These two attachment indices explain almost half of the gender gap in training participation. Employers in a less competitive labor market are more likely to offer employer-initiated training to their workers.
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- Masako Kurosawa, 2001. "The Extent and Impact of Enterprise Training: The Case of Kitakyushu City," The Japanese Economic Review, Japanese Economic Association, vol. 52(2), pages 224-242.
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Oahu Six Day Stopover, July 09
Story and Photo's by Tab Hauser
After thirteen beautiful days in New Zealand we took advantage of a free stopover in Oahu on the way home to New York. We had spent 6 days in Hawaii trading in our winter coats needed in New Zealand for the summer shorts. This was not only a free stopover but a good way to break up the trip and get to know Oahu better.
Two years earlier we stayed 3 nights and 2 full days in Waikiki on Oahu as part of a transfer going from Kauai to New York. (see www.tabhauser.com and click down to Kauai The Garden Island). We stayed in Waikiki for two reasons. One was that we had to change planes anyway in Honolulu so we were there. The other reason was that the kids could try the consistent easy surf that makes Waikiki famous. At that time we decided that Waikiki was a bit too crowded for our taste. Waikiki to me felt like a cross between the Las Vegas Strip (minus casinos), Miami Beach and Times Square. I did not get the "Aloha Spirit" being in Waikiki as we did on Kauai. For our 6 day stopover on this trip we rented a three bedroom house overlooking Kaneohe Bay on the east coast. This house was only a five minute drive from Kailua Beach. Kailua Beach was rated as a top beach winner. It was also 25 minutes and another world away from Waikiki. We were also 10 minutes away from town of Kailua which had plenty of supermarkets, stores and restaurants to take advantage of. Lastly, we were a 45 minute drive from the pretty north shore.
First Day, Kailua Beach
After a comfortable 9 hour flight on business class from Auckland we stepped off the plane to feel the warm humid Hawaiian night air as a welcomed change. Air New Zealand whisked our winter clothes off the plane in less than 10 minutes and it was through Customs and to our rented car shortly after. In the car we pulled the New Zealand memory card from our Garmin GPS, set the address to our rental house and arrived 11PM to find our summer clothes we shipped via UPS waiting for us.
Our first day in Oahu had to be a beach day so after the kids woke up we picked up lunch and drove over to Kailua Bay Beach Park. Here we set up beach chairs and an umbrella we borrowed from the house and plunged into the calm ocean. Kailua Beach has great sand, calm water and no crowds. "Vegging" on the beach chair or throwing a ball around in the water was plenty of activity for us after all the traveling the previous 2 weeks. We also decided at the beach that after following a schedule in New Zealand we would "do" Oahu one day at a time to whatever interests us.
No Thirty Foot Waves Crashing Down On This July Day, Come Back In January!
On our second day we took a 45 drive to the north shore. Our daughter being a surfing enthusiast wanted to see the beaches where the large waves crash during the winter months. We stopped at Sunset Beach as well as the Bonzai Pipeline. It is here that the leading surfing contests take place amongst the 30 and 40 foot crashing waves. When we arrived this July day all we saw were nearly calm seas and very small waves coming into the sand. There were some surfers out but no was catching anything. I think it was frustrating for Melissa to be in one of the world's surfing capitals and not see the action.
North Shore Map Looking Out At Flat Seas On The Bonzai Pipeline
From Bonzai we continued east looking at Shark's Bay where the snorkeling is suppose to be very good. Our next destination was lunch at the town of Waialua and then had back to Waimea Beach to spend a couple of hours swimming relaxing. Waimea Beach is a nice beach with tall rocks that kids jump off of on the west side. There is also a small tunnel like cave they jump into at that end as well. The bulk of the beach is coarse sand and has calm seas in the summer. It is one of the few beaches we have been to that has a drop off once you are 10 to 15 feet out. After floating here and walking the beach we headed back to Waialua to stop at the famous Matsumoto's Shaved Ice. After a 20 minutes wait we gave our order and paid $2.75 to $3.00 plus $.25 to get a plastic snow cone holder that makes it easier to eat from. I ordered a lychee and pineapple combo. Personally I found that the blue colored pineapple syrup poured over the ice lacking any pineapple flavor and the lychee tasted more like grape. There are two other less crowded ice places in town that are worth a look at for anyone reading this. I was here just to see if Matsumoto's reputation is deserved. We were disappointed.
Waimea Beach Staying Out Of the Sun At Waimea Beach
Kids Jumping Off 25 foot high rock at Waimea Beach A Hole Carved Into Rock Where People Jump Into
From the North Shore we headed back south on 83 with our goal to stop at one of the fresh shrimp stands. After passing a few trucks we stopped at Fumis because it had the shrimp pond right behind it. We bought 1 ½ pounds of fresh out of the water shrimp at $8 per pound ($9.00 cleaned). While they were cleaning them the good smell from the kitchen had Daniel's taste buds awaken so he ordered a dozen sautéed spicy shrimp in garlic to have tableside while they cleaned the shrimp we purchased. The cooked shrimp was excellent at Fumis. Cooking and eating the shrimp we brought back to the house in Kaneohe was equally delicious. Cooking our own dinner back at the house was a nice change of pace from eating out over the last 2 weeks.
Surfing At Waikiki Beach Where Conditions Were a Bit Flat
Our third day in Oahu was spent on Waikiki Beach for the sole purpose of having the kids attempt to surf the consistent 3 foot wave surge there. After a 25 minute drive I dropped my family off directly in front of the statue of Duke himself, which is just across from the Hyatt Hotel. I then lucked out with metered parking just 3 short blocks away. (The meters allows two hour parking so I had to go back twice in the day. The advantage of doing this was that I was able to buy cold and inexpensive drinks at the ABC store each time instead of at the much higher price concession stand.) While I parked Maureen and the kids found a spot on the beach, set up our chairs and umbrella and rented two 8 foot surf boards for $25 each for the afternoon after a little bargaining. The people at the main rental table could not have been any nicer. (They even offered to watch my spare smaller camera I took with me that day)
Statue Of Duke, Father Of Modern Surfing Lounging In Tight Spaces On Waikiki Beach
What we noted on this Saturday in Waikiki was that it had 20% less people than 2 years ago. Don't get me wrong, we were still crowded with our beach spot nearly on top of three other families. One reason we came back to this area of the beach after two years is because it has easy access to rent beach chairs and boards. It also has a snack bar with reasonably priced food steps away. The snack bar here also had good shaved ice to refresh you after soaking up the sun, sand and ocean. While the day turned out beautiful, the surfing was a little more difficult for our beginner / novice kids. On the first try the kids went out about 1 ½ hours and out about a dozen waves made it up on only one. The conditions were more on the flat side so they floated on their boards along with the other 30 surfers what looked like a ¼ mile out. The kids said that it seemed only the locals were able to get up on more of the waves that came up. After lunch the kids hit the waves again for a little more than an hour and had similar results as the morning surfing. The problem with Waikiki surfing is that it takes a lot of energy to paddle out to where the waves happen. If you want to see anyone on the boards bring some good binoculars.
Mokulua Islands Monk Seal On Mokulua Islands
Sunday Maureen & I decided on kayaking to the Mokulua Islands which we reached from Lanikai Beach just south of Kailua Beach. Nick, the owner of the house we rented from was kind enough to tie up the kayaks to his pickup truck and take to us to a beach access area. Once at Lanikai Beach the kids realized they were still sore from surfing and opted not to join us. Maureen and I got into the tandem open kayak and paddled about ¾ of a mile to the small beach on the north island against a light wind and 1 foot choppy waves. Because of the current and waves that run along the north side of the island and from in between the islands, along with the wind we made a "less than graceful" landing on the beach in front of a tour group there. What surprised us after our spill was the rare 600 pound Monk Seal just yards from where we got up on the sand. The seal was just laying there on the beach trying to ignore us and others while he rolled his body around in the sand. As he was directly on a thin part of the beach it would occasionally raise its head and give a growling sound just to tell people not to get close. Maureen and I stayed on the island about 30 minutes, watched the guided kayak group board there canoes with very wet results. After seeing their mistakes we simply put the kayak in deeper water and timed the waves from both sides before Maureen plopped in followed seconds by me. The kayak ride back was a little easier as we rolled with some waves on our stern and took advantage of the wind to our back cutting 5 minutes off the return trip. We found Lanikai Beach on this Sunday not crowded and had a good mix of locals, mainland home owners and house renters.
On our fifth day Dan had requested we take a fishing trip so he can try his luck for a large tuna. After searching around and doing some negotiating we chartered a 39 foot fishing boat the Snoopy V out of Honolulu. What was nice about this boat was I was able to set our departure time at 7AM rather than 6 AM as other boats leave. On board was the owner who acted as fishing mate while the other man piloted the boat. I was told in the event a fish is hooked Daniel's should get in the fishing chair and my job would be to point the chair towards the direction of the fish. Within 30 minutes a fish hit and Dan brought in a 12 pound Mahi-Mahi. It was not the tuna he wanted but it was dinner for the tonight. We then trolled for the next 3 hours without a single hit exchanging stories about Hawaii and Colorado with the young crew. Dan got a firsthand account as to why what we did is called fishing and not catching.
Hanauma Bay Diamond Head
That afternoon the kids were too tired to go out so Maureen & I took the 30 minute drive down Route 72 to Hanauma Bay for some snorkeling. Hanauma Bay is a volcanic crater that has one side opened to the ocean. This allowed coral to grow and fish to live peacefully for thousands of years. It became a top tourist attraction and perhaps was loved to near death until the state parks department took it over in 1967 giving it full protection from fishing or the removal of anything with in the parks boundaries. The state even closes the place on Tuesday to keep the pressure off the fish. One thing they do to help with matters is make a 9 minute video mandatory for all to watch. We found the video had too much on native culture of the area but did not go far enough to educate people about how slow coral grows as well as other small hazards people should avoid.
After the video we walked down the hill and put our snorkel, fins and mask on and went in. At first the visibility was marred by sand kicked up from the incoming surge and perhaps the swimmers in the sandy shallows. Once we swam over what is not flattened coral and got to deeper water we were able to see much better. At first we watched a turtle nipping at the algae. This was followed by many tropical fish ranging from just a few inches long to large pretty parrot fish nearly two feet long. We looked for and spotted the Picasso Trigger which has the most amazing patterns on it. After snorkeling and taking a walk to the end of the beach we paid $1.00 to take the tram back up the steep hill. Parking at Hanumu bay is $1.00 and admission to the park is $7.50 per person.
Pretty South East Coast Oahu
It should be noted that route 72 runs from the end of Waikiki and goes along the southeast end of the island. This is one of the more scenic roads to drive on and should not be missed. Along this road you will pass different surfing and boogie boarding beaches, scenic vistas and an ocean blowhole.
Koala Ranch Tour From Season One, Lost TV Series
On our last day in Oahu we started off easy with everyone wanting to get the last few hours at Kailua Beach. From here we changed into long pants so Melissa, Dan and I can do the two hour ATV ride at the Koala Ranch while Maureen did the 2 hour horseback ride at the same time. The Koala Ranch is a working cattle ranch with 500 to 1000 cattle but its real business is renting out the land to TV and movie production companies as well as tourism through 4WD, ATV, bus or horseback riding tours. We did the two hour ATV tour. Here the first hour is spent stopping at the WW II bunker before moving on to the scenic valley where Jurassic Park, Lost, Godzilla and several other TV and movies were filmed. After a mild first hour ride our guide seeing we were comfortable with their underpowered Suzuki ATV's took us to the back side of the property. Here we crossed a stream and went up and down the hills in their forest allowing us to pick up the speed on their governed 2WD vehicles to 20 mph. For the last 10 minutes he had us zoom around on the sand in a back area that was very good for beginners. Koala Ranch promotes safety here and not speed. This is emphasized over and over again so if you are looking for more of a thrill on an ATV ride this may not be your thing. If you want to see part of Oahu in a different way or you are into movie sets try this tour. Maureen's horseback ride was also down slowly with one horse behind the other seeing the same movie and TV sets. Her group did not go behind the tall volcanic ridge to the other side of the property due to their speed being at a walking pace.
Melissa and Daniel Plowing Through a Stream
After our ATV and horseback riding tour we headed back to our rented house to shower and change. This was the first stop for our trip back to New York. From here we had a fast dinner in Kailua and then it was off to the airport for the 10:30 PM flight.
Oahu Cliffs Old Fish Ponds On East Coast Oahu
This is the third island in Hawaii I have been to. The others have been Maui and Kauai. Oahu is a nice island but more of what I would call a working island. It is not my favorite due the roads and congestion compared to the other two. Waikiki as mentioned earlier is an overrun tourist city that does not give me the Hawaiian feeling I have gotten from other two islands visited. If you come to Oahu I would avoid staying in Waikiki unless you like crowds and long waits at restaurants and consider renting a house like we did in Kailua or Lanikai. Kailua is a city with plenty of places to shop, eat or buy groceries. The beaches on this part of the island are stunning and not crowded. It is also a good area to visit other parts of the island. If you want to be away from any crowds try finding a place on the north shore. There are plenty of beaches to swim in during the non-winter months. Winter months can be a major problem due to the intense wave and surf action.
We found our rented house on www.vrbo.com. This is a place to rent condos and homes. We rented a home from Nick and Sally Lovretich at www.KailuaOceanView.com. They have a complex on a hill with a great view. The 3 bedroom house we rented I would give 3 stars out of 5. Two of the AC units did not work properly and when the breezes stopped the house got warm. The master bedroom had an A/C unit that sat on the floor in the room next to the bed that while cool was noisy. Where Nick and Sally excel is their 5 bedroom house on the top of the driveway that looked first rate and has its own pool. A nice feature with renting here is that you can borrow chairs, boards and umbrellas. There is also an open air master game room for everyone to share.
Hanauma Bay: http://www.honolulu.gov/parks/facility/hanaumabay/welcome.htm Go either very early or after 3PM when the bus tours are gone. We got there at 3:30 and had no trouble parking. We found the crowd thinning quickly at that time.
Koala Ranch: Located on the road along the coast to the north short www.kualoa.com
Fishing: There are plenty of fishing boats going out daily or twice a day. Email KBAY Sport Fishing at email@example.com
Food: Assaggio in Kailua was one of the better places that had good
Italian food with large portions and fair prices 808-261-2772.
Were not impressed with Duke's in Waikiki as we were 2 years earlier. Forget going to a luau unless you want to be surrounded by tons of tourists in what may look like a tacky setting serving over priced average food. None of the home owners we met could recommend one.
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You nailed it Paz. Playoffs often bring out the best in players and Bourque`s production certainly showed that. He is a deceptive player but really showed what he is capable of. MT has other challenges as well not the least of which is how he uses Suban. In the latter part of the season and in the playoffs he upped PK`s defensive role and I for one believe that PK will turn into a great shut down guy given the opportunity.
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Off topic but having just come back from a vacation (I left the digital world behind) I feel compelled to comment on the Suban signing. I must say I feel vindicated in that the management of our Habs agreed with me that PK is a vital piece of this team moving forward and in making him the highest paid d-man in the league and the highest paid player in team history they recognize him as one of those special franchise players. I look forward to PK improving even more as he matures both as an athlete and as a person. I do predict that after next season Price's contract will be re-worked to reflect his increased value to the team in light of recent goaltender signings around the year.
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He is faster than Crosby, watch how he strides, and his acceleration is unmatched. Crosby is much better at protecting the puck because he is built a lot like Bobby Hull - a big rear end and not too rangy and as a forward, it is all about puck control. Suban is the most mobile defense man in the game today. We all have our opinions and I have stated mine.
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I have always enjoyed this time of the hockey season when all the fans speculate about what player would fit in what role and all the related trade talk. However let's get one thing straight. This franchise has the chance to set themselves up with a genuine franchise player in PK Suban. He is the real deal. He is one of the best skaters to come along in a very long time. He is faster, smoother and has better acceleration than Coffey, or Orr, or Crosby, or anyone else in the post expansion (television) era. His point shot is devastating, his release is quick, he can shoot from either side and he will only get better at it. He can hit and isn't afraid of anyone. He demonstrated this playoff year his ability and desire to lead by example. One of his best assets is the fact other teams and their fans hate him. Price was locked up long term and has established himself as one of the best a franchise netminder. MB needs to settle very soon with a multi-year deal in the 8-9 million region if he doesn't we will lose a very rare opportunity indeed.
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Nice synopsis but I disagree in your comparison of Suban and Doughty. Suban is much more mobile, is quicker, hits better and that shot well there is no comparison. Doughty is very skilled, is bigger and plays is a city where the scrutiny is not that significant. I have paid a lot of attention to Doughty this playoff and feel his lack of mobility and by that I mean his ability to execute sharp turns and accelerate are his weak points. Still he would look awfully good with a CH on his chest.
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Not to worry Timo, things have a way of working out. Kreider will get his own back. I just wish that an errant puck finds Healey's face in this series to shut him the ^%#@ up.
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