The state of Hawaii has allowed me to legally join two people of the same sex in a civil union.

If you know anyone that wishes to be married in Hawaii, I can do it.

Now stop laughing. It's true.

TV filming on Oahu, Hawaii. Right now, 1 Dec 11

Go to the grass park on the Diamond Head Circle next to the light house in Kahala. What start did you see?

Twice divorced, childless and two time jewish governor says no to a tax on millionaires

This is the woman who vetoed a measure that would have given same-sex and unwed heterosexual couples the same protections under the law as married couples.vetoed a measure that would have given same-sex and unwed heterosexual couples the same protections under the law as married couples. Now, the ding bat is saying a tax on millionaires is a 'small business tax', which it is not. Even small businesses which would be taxed at the higher rate is less than two percent.

Radioactive Strontium Found in Hilo, Hawaii Milk

Hawaiian environmental health officials have assured Hawaiians there is no risk from the radionuclides detected in milk so far: Lynn Nakasone, administrator of the Health Department’s Environmental Health Services Division, said the strontium is not a danger. “It’s of no health consequence,” Nakasone said. “I realize it is a different reading and new data, but I guess from our point of view, it’s not a health risk.” via Strontium-89 from Japan found in Big Island milk – Hawaii News – Staradvertiser.com. But some physicians, such as University of Wisconsin Professor Jeffrey Patterson, have insisted there is no safe level of exposure to radionuclides: There is no safe level of radionuclide exposure, whether from food, water or other sources. Period…. Exposure to radionuclides, such as iodine-131 and cesium-137, increases the incidence of cancer. For this reason, every effort must be taken to minimize the radionuclide content in food and water.” via Physicians for Social Responsibility, psr.org

Bloger tells me that it doesn't support Opera anymore.

That's rude.

live Japanese hand grenade found on Big Island

WW II lives.

the amount of cesium-137 released at Fukushima this year so far is equivalent to 168 Hiroshima bombs

Fukushima Is Continually Blasting All Of Us With High Levels Of Cesium, Strontium And Plutonium And Will Slowly Kill Millions For Years To Come

"terroristic threatening"

Oh, please. in Kailua? By an 18 year old girl?

May I have a Google+ invite, please?

Hawaii Monitoring Stations Detect Spike in Fukushima Radiation

Early Friday morning (June 10, 2011), at about 3:00 A.M. local time, one of our new Monitoring Stations in Hawaii broadcast a Radiation Alert over the network, reaching a sustained level of over 100 CPM (Counts per Minute) for a period of about 15 minutes, peaking as high as 141 CPM at one point.

Teeth marks...

Shark chomps on board at Kona surfing beach

Homes of Hawaii

This week, Upper Manoa!

There is a woman who runs a Bikini shop on Monsarrat that left dozens of Guinea Pigs to starve to death

Are you Happy Dappy Uu?

It's Hawaiian, apparently.

Fukushima Reactor 1 melted down, 2 and 3 may have too

Yesterday, TEPCO, the company responsible for running the Fukushima nuclear reactors, released a provisional analysis of the events that occurred in Unit 1, one of the reactors that was active when the tsunami struck. In five stark pages, the report lays out the impact of the tsunami on the facility: water levels that plunged below the bottom of the fuel, a complete meltdown of the nuclear fuel, and extensive damage to the reactor vessel.

Japan’s Tsunami Garbage Coming to Hawaii

Within about a year, garbage will start hitting Hawaii’s shoreshttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif and the coast of California within three, before circulating back out again to Hawaii and adding to The North Pacific Garbage Patch where it will circulate in the gyre.

Funny Stuff at Izismile.com

Homes of Hawaii

New Feature at "A Hui Hou!", it's called Homes Of Hawaii. I'm sure you will love this new feature just as much as I enjoyed taking the pictures. Today's lot is taken from the lovely Diamond Head/Waikiki area of Honolulu. Aloha!

an inspirational bullet train commercial has been going viral.

It's a 3-minute spot featuring a shinkansen making its debut trip across the southern island of Kyushu on March 12, just one day after the earthquake. The commercial was pulled from TV stations in the immediate aftermath, along with all other advertisements--the stations feared inundating people with commercialism after a tragedy would be inappropriate--and just appeared on air a couple of weeks ago. In it, you see school kids in uniforms, farmers, Power Rangers, cheerleaders, and costumed mascots all cheering the train on as it makes its way across the country.