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Take a scenic ride in a helicopter
From the sky, you can get a good feel for the diversity of the island. The Hana/Haleakala helicopter tour is a popular one. You'll see wonderful views of the Haleakala volcanic crater and get a peek from above at the Hana Rainforest Preserve. You'll also be able to take photos of the many waterfalls and burial site of aviator Charles Lindbergh.
This package is priced from US$250. Blue Hawaii Helicopters offers six different trips, ranging from 30 minutes to two hours long.
Cruise down the road to Hana
The Hana Highway is one of the most gorgeous drives you'll ever go on. The scenery is increasingly dramatic as you get closer to the rain forest. You'll see pristine natural pools, waterfalls, lush valleys, bamboo forests and plenty of rainbows.
It's only a 68-km journey, but the numerous twists, turns and single-lane bridges along the way turn it into an all-day trip. Rent a car or book an excursion through a local tour operator. Check with your hotel concierge for tour referrals.
Learn to surf in Maui
Maui has some of the best surfing in the world and some great spots to learn the sport. There are plenty of spots offering small waves and calm conditions around Lahaina. Or, head to Launiopoko Beach Park on the west side of Maui, 6 km from Lahaina. Sign up for lessons to get the basic technique down before heading out on the water. Companies like Surf Shack Maui offer lessons starting at US$49.
Bike down the Haleakala Volcano
Adventurous types will love this unique experience. Start at an altitude of 1,981 metres and snake your way down the winding road. The scenery along the way is breathtaking. Sunrise is the best time to go, offering the nicest views.
There's no need to bring your own bike. Just book a package through a company like Maui Downhill or Maui Sunriders and they'll provide you with all the equipment you need. There is even an option to have lunch or breakfast included.
You'll need to get an early start the day for this adventure (around 2:30 a.m.), but it's well worth it. Just remember to wear layers of clothing to keep warm. It tends to be cool here before the sun comes up.
Hike the Iao Valley State Park
At the end of Highway 32, near Wailuku is the Iao Valley State park, renowned for its rugged beauty. The famous Iao Needle can be found here, jutting more than 686 metres into the sky. This natural rock was once used as lookout point.
The park also has plenty of hiking trails, some of which are quite challenging. If you're not in the mood to hike, cool your feet in the stream that runs through the dense greenery.
Look at tropical flowers and lavender fields at Alii Kula Lavender Farm
In the area known as Upcountry, Alii Kula Lavender Farm provides a quiet oasis away from the bustling resort areas. Butterflies flutter through the gardens where many types of lavender, orchids, protea blossoms and other tropical flowers bloom.
The views from the farm are truly gorgeous, with ocean views and fields of sugar cane in the distance. Pick up lavender-based products like infused salts and body products at the gift shop. Stay for lavender tea and a scone on the patio deck. There are some lovely picnic areas available with restroom facilities as well. Farm admission is free.
Sip some pineapple wine from Maui's Winery at Ulupalakua Ranch
Maui's Winery at Ulupalakua Ranch is the island's only commercial winery. Try their sparkling, pineapple, grape and raspberry wines in the tasting room. The Hula O'Maui is a nice sparkling wine made from handpicked Maui Gold pineapples. All the wine labels here use artwork by local artists. A bottle from Maui's Winery makes a nice gift for someone back home. Take a free guided tour through the grounds and soak up a bit of Maui's winemaking history.
Explore an underwater world in Molokini
This crescent-moon-shaped island located off-shore from Maui is actually the very top of an undersea volcano. Its calm waters are perfect for a variety of marine life, making it one of the best places in the region to go snorkelling.
And getting here is half the fun. On the way there, watch for spinner dolphins, turtles and humpback whales. Packages include snorkelling gear, lunch, drinks and transfer to and from your hotel. Book a tour directly with Aqua Adventures or Adventure Maui, or ask your hotel concierge for a referral.
Take an ocean cruise
It may be only a few hours but a sunset cruise is a lovely way to end the day. It's wonderfully romantic as you stand on the deck, drink Champagne or dance under the stars. And you don't have to be a couple or honeymooner to enjoy it. The scenery and the setting appeal to everyone. Check out the dinner and dancing packages offered by companies such as the Lahaina Cruise Company.
Learn about Maui's history in Lahaina
Lahaina, a former whaling village, is an ideal spot to dine and shop – and it also has some cool museums.
The Wo Hing Temple Museum is a striking building, built in 1912 for the Chinese community. Chinese workers came to Hawaii to work on the sugar cane fields. The temple was used to host weddings, funerals and festivals linked to the lunar calendar. There is also a small theatre showing early movies created by Thomas A. Edison during his visits to Hawaii in 1898 and 1906. Browse the gift shop for unique trinkets to take home.
While in Lahaina, be sure to also visit the Baldwin House. Built in 1834, it was the home of Reverend Dwight Baldwin, the man who is credited with saving the lives of many people during the smallpox epidemic of 1853. Today, it provides a snapshot of 19th-century life through antiques and photographs.
Attend a slack key guitar performance at Napili Kai Beach Resort
The slack key style of guitar playing you're sure to hear when you visit was originally brought to the islands by Mexican cowboys who came to work the cattle ranches. Today, you'll can find these paniolos (cowboys) working at cattle ranches around Makawao.
For an experience closer to the resort areas, every Wednesday at Napili Kai Beach Resort, masters of the slack key guitar gather for an impressive show of traditional music. George Kahumoku Jr. serves as host and performer. The Grammy-winning artist is a legend among guitar players. Tickets are US$40 per person.
Stop for dinner at the excellent Sea House Restaurant or book a package that includes dinner and a show for US$78 per person.
All-day adventures
Take the road less travelled and go beyond the hotel strip with these day trip ideas.
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The Shops at Wailea (Wailea)
Even if you're only window shopping, the open-air promenade setting at The Shops at Wailea is a pleasant place for a stroll. You'll find all the big luxury brands here, including Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Bottega Veneta, Betsey Johnson, Coach and Tiffany & Co. The Shops at Wailea is also a good place to pick up beachwear by top surf labels like Quiksilver and Billabong.
There are a handful of art galleries here as well, selling works by local and international artists. From 14-karat gold whale pendants to hand blown glass sculptures – you'll find something for everyone on your list here.
For small gifts and souvenirs, check out the selection at the ABC store.
Whalers Village (Kaanapali)
This open-air shopping complex is right off the promenade stretching along Kaanapali Beach. It has a nice assortment of gift stores, clothing boutiques, restaurants and fast food.
Stock up on beachwear here. Or, for a unique souvenir, consider Lahaina Printsellers. It has vintage art featuring Hawaiian birds, botanical drawings, maps, postcards and movie posters.
Market Street (Wailuku)
The shopping at Wailuku is eclectic, with plenty of antiques shops, small galleries and unique second-hand goods. On Market Street, you might just find a used ukulele to take home or an authentic vintage Hawaiian shirt. Here, the search is half the fun. If you're looking for a good-quality instrument, try Mele Ukulele on Kaahumanu Avenue. It has the best selection of ukuleles around, ranging from US$60 to US$700 for handmade ones.
Front Street (Lahaina)
Lahaina is an old whaling village that has maintained its rustic charm. Front Street is the area's main street, with plenty of shops and places to browse. You'll find popular chain stores here as well as independent boutiques.
Check out Vintage European Posters for authentic posters from the 1890s to the 1960s. Then visit Glass Mango Designs, well known for its selection of jewelry made from Venetian glass.
Baldwin Avenue (Makawao)
Makawao, a former cowboy town, has great boutiques and art galleries. The Gecko Trading Company has a nice assortment of gifts, especially fashion accessories. And Maui Child Toys and Books offers items that will keep the kids amused, including books, toys, DIY kits and puzzles.
Pick up something to snack on at Komoda's, a bakery famous for its cream puffs, doughnuts-on-a-stick and cookies. Get there before noon for the best selection.
Queen Ka'ahumanu Center (Kahului)
This is the first big mall you'll see when you come out of the Kahului Airport. It has department stores like Sears and Macy's mixed in among smaller shops. It's a good place to stop and pick up any essentials. There's also a Foodland grocery store if you want to stock up on items like juice and snacks.
Kmart (Kahului)
Make a stop at this big box store on your way to or from the airport. Pick up inexpensive snorkelling gear so you don't have to rent it at your resort. Or, grab essential sun gear like sunscreen, hats and sunglasses.
On your way home, this is a good spot for picking up affordable souvenirs. Leave room in your luggage for chocolate-covered macadamia nuts, Hawaiian coffee and a bottle of Maui's own Ocean Vodka.
Monkeypod Kitchen by Merriman (Hawaiian, $$$)
Chef Peter Merriman is one of the founders of Hawaiian regional cuisine and his food is outstanding. At this eatery in Wailea, he creates his menus with local, sustainable and organic seasonal ingredients.
Starters are simple but delicious. Try the handcrafted blue crab cakes and an order of garlic truffle oil fries. Decisions are tough to make here, so feel free to order a few dishes and share. Try a wood-fired pizza like the Maui Gold (with pineapple and Kalua pork), fresh fish tacos, homemade gnocchi with goat cheese or a peppercorn-rubbed beef filet steak.
For dessert, share generous slices of Kula strawberry pie, coconut cream pie or chocolate cream pie.
Star Noodle (Asian, $$)
In the industrial area of Lahaina, look for the building with the red-tiled roof. This stylish new eatery is attracting a crowd and the line-ups confirm its popularity.
The noodle dishes come out of the kitchen at a fast pace. The pad thai is especially good, with plenty of flavour and no sticky sweet sauce. The seared tuna is tasty and there is a good selection of sake to accompany your meal. For dessert, try the Portuguese donuts, served still warm on a stick with three dipping sauces.
Japengo (Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa) (Pan-Asian, $$$$)
This eatery has a gorgeous setting overlooking Kaanapali. The sushi lounge is a great space to nibble on fresh, tasty sushi. Try the signature Japengo Tengu, a combination of whitefish, crab, tuna, avocado and spicy eel aioli deep fried in tempura panko batter.
The standout dishes in the dining room include grilled ahi ahi and Singaporean chili crab. The service is attentive and friendly. Cocktails are prepared courtesy of a mixologist who uses fresh juices and great care in bar creations.
Kō (Fairmont Kea Lani) (International, $$$$)
Maui is a mix of many cultures and the menu at Kō in Wailea pays homage to Chinese, Filipino, Korean, Japanese and Portuguese cuisine. The most popular starter is the Ahi "On the Rock" You Sear It. Just like it's name indicates, you sear this dish yourself using a super-heated black rock delivered to your table. The crispy calamari is tender and gently spiced with ko-chu-jang sauce. For more substantial fare, choose the coconut-curry lamb chops, or the tender rib-eye steak.
Cheeseburger Restaurants (Burgers, $)
This popular Hawaiian restaurant chain opened its first location on Front Street in Lahaina (Cheeseburger in Paradise), and has another location at The Shops at Wailea (Cheeseburger Island Style). Here, you'll find simple cheeseburgers and at least 15 other burger variations, including venison and buffalo. Kids can even order their own mini versions of the burgers! If you don't eat beef, opt for the fish and chips, Polynesian coconut shrimp or grilled ahi sandwich.
Start off with nachos made from tender Kalua pork and topped with melted colby jack cheese, jalapenos and guacamole. And get an order of the crispy fries too. Happy hour means savings on drinks (local beers included) and food.
I'O (Pacific rim, $$$)
I'O's oceanside location means you'll get serenaded by the sound of the nearby waves while you eat. Chef James McDonald has a knack for creating classic dishes with a Hawaiian twist. His appetizers include oyster bruschetta, grilled crostini crowned with grilled oysters and spicy cilantro butter and chives. McDonald has his own farm called O'o in Upcountry so you can be sure his ingredients are fresh.
Try McDonald's roasted beets with feta cheese and macadamia nuts. The risotto choices are enhanced with carrot and beet juice flavours as well. Meaty mains include a veal porterhouse steak, curried lobster and fresh catch of the day.
Ruby's Diner (Breakfast, $)
This chain restaurant is located in the Queen Kaahumanu Center in Kahului. It serves three meals a day, but the best time to go is at breakfast. The pancakes and waffles arrive at your table piping hot, light and fluffy. Another good option is the cinnamon roll french toast combo. The omelettes here are particularly good and there are healthy, lighter options as well.
A breakfast menu just for kids lets them choose from dishes like pigs in a blanket and silver dollar pancakes. The kitschy 1950s-style decor adds to the fun.
Hula Grill (International, $$)
The dining room at Hula Grill overlooks the boardwalk along Kaanapali beach. With its cosy, inviting feeling of an old plantation house, it is also the ideal spot for catching the sunset and people watching.
From the raw bar, choose fresh fish in lime juice and coconut milk. It's the Hawaiian equivalent of ceviche, made famous in Peru. Or try kiawe (a type of local wood) fire-grilled shrimp or lamb chops. The coconut seafood chowder has lobster, shrimp, scallops and fresh fish, simmered in a delicate coconut cilantro broth. Have the fresh catch of the day encrusted with macadamia nuts or tandoori-style (slightly spicy).
To cleanse the palate, enjoy some homemade sorbet in flavours like mango, white pineapple, raspberry and guava.
Golf and spa
Spa Moana (Hyatt Regency) ($$$$)
The Kaanapali resort strip is a busy place, but at the very end of it, you'll find an oasis of tranquility at Spa Moana. Just a splash away from the ocean, you can easily lounge in the beachside lounge before and after your treatments.
Treatments here borrow from Hawaiian medicine and use local ingredients. In the Awapuhi Body Healing body treatment, awapuhi ginger is mixed with native herbs and applied as a skin-nurturing masque. Or, try a lomi lomi massage – a traditional method where the masseuse uses long, rhythmic strokes to ease tension and muscle aches.
Spa Grande (The Grand Wailea) ($$$$)
There's a good reason why the word grande is in the name of this multi-award-winning spa. It's huge in every possible way. Spa Grande offers a long list of services, including treatments for kids and water therapies. It's a multi-level facility (55,000 sq. ft. in total) with a variety of relaxation rooms. Leave plenty of time to enjoy the facilities, even if you are only there for a one-hour treatment.
Treatments include the Terme Hydrotherapy Circuit. It features a eucalyptus steam room, Swiss jet shower, cascading waterfall massage and various baths for soaking in. Other unique treatments incorporate volcanic ash, shells, seaweed and tropical flowers.
Heavenly Spa (Westin Maui) ($$$)
Near the Black Rock on Kaanapali Beach, this hotel spa has a gender-neutral look that will make guys feel at home too. Its soft palette of grays and cool whites creates a peaceful atmosphere.
Try the Pohaku hot stone massage. Heated basalt stones are strategically placed on your body to melt away muscle tension. The massage therapist also slides them in long strokes over the body to give soothing heat where it's needed most. Book the Synergy-Heavenly couples massage and take advantage of the candlelit private suite. Or, stop in for the mini pedicure, a quick 25-minute treatment to leave your feet looking sandal-worthy.
The Ritz-Carlton Spa (Kapalua) ($$$$)
Don't rush your experience here. Spend at least a few hours before or after your treatment relaxing by the private outdoor pool and cozy relaxation areas. Take a plunge in the heated whirlpool or spend some time in the cedar sauna.
Attention to detail is what makes this spa special, with fresh flowers throughout the spa, blossoms placed on massage beds and extra thick and large bath towels. Treatments include access to a 24-hour fitness centre.
Wailea Golf ResortWailea Golf Resort boasts three 18-hole courses offering a full-spectrum golf experience for players of all abilities.
If you're a serious golfer, test your skills on the Gold course, a Robert Trent Jones Jr. design of just over 7,000 yards that played host to the Champions Skins Game in 2007. Several tee decks ensure the Gold can be challenged by just about anyone. The Gold course showcases some of Maui's most striking natural beauty, including gorgeous views of Molokini islet and the ancient lava formations that are the very core of the Hawaiian Islands.
Wailea's 6,800-yard Emerald course has been honoured by Golf for Women magazine as one of the most female-friendly courses in the United States. The Emerald's wide fairways, reasonably distanced holes and lack of forced carries make it an excellent venue for anyone looking for a fun afternoon on the links. The same is true of the Blue course, a classic layout that showcases a terrific view of the island's dormant volcano, Mount Haleakala.
As of May 2011, Gold and Emerald green fees for non-resort guests ranged from US$225 during peak season to US$160. In the fall low season, the resort offers a US$450 pass for three days of unlimited golf.
Kaanapali Golf Resort
If kinder, gentler golf is more your speed, the two courses at the Kaanapali Golf Resort, which underwent a US$13-million renovation five years ago, have a tee time with your name on it.
The Royal Kaanapali course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. hosted the annual Skins Game on the Champions Tour in 2011. It's the more difficult of the two course layouts, measuring just under 6,700 yards from the back tees, but with roomy fairways and spacious greens.
The Kai course has a playable resort-style layout that measures just over 6,400 yards and puts a greater premium on accuracy than its more challenging cousin. The Kai hosted the Golf Channel's popular reality TV series The Big Break in 2008.
Lessons are always available at Kaanapali, which features a well-stocked pro shop as well as putting greens and a practice range. As of May 2011, various golf packages were available to guests staying at the Sheraton Maui, including passes for unlimited same-day golf, club rentals and daily breakfast for two.
Stargaze at the Hyatt Regency (age 8 and up)
Maui is an ideal place to see the stars. Take a look at them through the special 16-inch reflector telescope with the help of the Hyatt Regency's director of astronomy. Using computer software, you'll be able to identify more than 1,000 objects, from star formations to galaxies. Tour of the Stars shows are scheduled for 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. nightly. The cost is US$25 per adult and US$15 per child. A couples-only option is available at 10 p.m. nightly.
Milk a goat at Surfing Goat Dairy (age 9 and up)
This working goat farm and dairy is where Surfing Goat Dairy cheeses (a favourite among many island chefs) are made. Activities here include milking the goats and feeding the herd. Afterwards, the kids receive ribbons that say, "I Milked a Goat Today." The cost is US$12 per child and US$15 per adult. While you're there, try the delicious products offered for sale.
Discover marine life at Maui Ocean Center (ages 3 and up)
Maui Ocean Center is a state-of-the-art marine park devoted to fostering understanding and respect for Hawaii's marine life. Check out the live coral displays (the largest collection in the U.S.) and the resident green sea turtles. The turtles are part of a hatch and release program that sees them eventually released into the wild.
Allow at least a couple of hours for your visit. You can even stay for lunch. A day pass is US$26 for adults and US$19 for children (ages 3 to 12).
Roam the black sand beaches at La Perouse Bay (all ages)
Most of Maui's beaches have golden or white sand, but there are some, like the one at La Perouse Bay, that have black sand. Although not a good beach for swimming, La Perouse's surrounding lava fields make it worth the visit.
After Haleakala erupted in the late 1790s, lava flowed down to the sea and cooled along the way. Giant black boulders dot the beach and the fields around it. There are walking paths here that offer kids a good look at the surf pounding against the rocks and the surfers who dare to tackle it.
Just follow the one and only road that goes past all the resorts in Wailea. There are no facilities here (other than an outhouse), so bring your own drinks and snacks.
Go underwater in a submarine (age 5 and up)
Discover the beauty of the undersea world around Maui when you take a trip in a submarine with Atlantis Submarines. It's like being in an aquarium without getting wet. Kids will get a great view of the abundant reef life through the large circular windows.
The sub also goes to The Brig Carthaginian, a replica of a 19th-century whaling ship, now serving as an artificial reef. Kids must be at least 36 inches tall to ride in the submarine. Tours run daily at 9 a.m., 10 a.m., noon, 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.
Barefoot Bar, Hula Grill (Casual bar, $$)
Stick your toes into the sand without going to the beach. The tables and chairs here sit on silky sand, providing the perfect place for a cocktail or light snack as the sun goes down.
The mai tais are especially good, made to order and served in funky glasses. There's also live music on select nights. Happy hour brings in the resort crowd, so don't arrive too late or you may be waiting for a table.
Leilani's on the Beach (Beach bar, $$)
The whir of the blender from the bar seems constant at this popular beachside bar and restaurant. The slushy cocktails here (try the mango daiquiris) are heavenly on a hot day. Happy hour starts early and runs from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Draft beer and select cocktails (mai tais and house margaritas) are US$4. There's also live music from Thursday to Sunday.
Old Lahaina Luau (Music venue, $$$)
At the Old Lahaina Luau, the action starts long before the sun goes down. Guests pile in and sit at family-style tables to enjoy a full buffet dinner. When it gets dark, the entertainment begins.
The show is a mix of storytelling, hula dancing and live music. Many residents consider this the most authentic luau because it focuses more on Hawaiian culture and less on Polynesian.
The venue overlooks Lahaina Harbor, offering a clear view of the sunset. The staff here is friendly and refer to guests as "family." And by the time you leave, you really will feel that way – thanks to the warm hospitality.
Cheeseburger in Paradise (Dance club, $$)
The late-night crowd comes to this bar for its lively music scene. From swing to salsa, reggae and top 40 hits, you'll find a little bit of everything here. This bar gets busy closer to 11 p.m. when the dancing starts and the cocktails flow.
Casanova Italian Restaurant & Deli (Lounge, $$)
At this classic Italian eatery, many diners stick around for the music long after supper is done. Depending on the night, there is live Hawaiian, R&B, country or Latin music at this long-time favourite hangout in Makawao.
Timba (Dance club, $$)
This stylish venue is a hip addition to Lahaina's nightlife scene and is designed for maximum mingling and dancing. Timba takes its cocktails seriously and bartenders use local ingredients like Maui's Ocean Vodka, watermelon and pineapple in their creations. Wine and Champagne lovers have plenty of options to choose from, too. At Timba, the action starts at 9 p.m. and ends at 2 a.m.
Mulligans on the Blue (Pub, $$)
An Irish pub might seem out of place in Wailea, but this one works. Mulligans is a lively space that has nightly entertainment. From Rockin' the Eighties night every Monday to performances by Irish bands, there's always something going on at this pub on the island. Uncle Willie K, famous for his ability to perform in a wide variety of music genres, from Hawaiian to Italian opera, also regularly takes the stage.
The bar menu offers Irish beers (Guinness, Harp and Smithwicks) on tap, alongside those from England (Bass Ale), the U.S. and local brews (Big Swell IPA). Tropical drinks, whisky drinks and martinis are also available.
All-day adventures
The Hana Highway is one of the most scenic drives on Maui. Maui's Road to Hana (officially called Highway 360) has 600 curves and 54 one-lane bridges. Take in the fresh ocean air infused with guava and eucalyptus aromas as you navigate tight S-bends along the jaw-dropping coastal terrain.
The road passes through lush tropical rain forests and steep cliffs. Add rain and the drive can be harrowing. Plan for a winter or spring journey to avoid summer traffic gridlock.
The seemingly short 68 km trip to Hana from Kahului takes around three to four hours, depending on how many times you stop. Start early and go at an easy pace, especially if it's soggy out.
Cruise to the surf centre of Paia on the island's north coast for freshly roasted coffee and tasty pastries from Anthony's Coffee Co. It also offers boxed lunches – a good idea, considering the relatively few options on the road. Paia is also the last stop for gas before Hana, so be sure to fill up here.
Once you get to Hana, take some time to unwind and check out the sites. Take a walk along Hamoa Beach, a relatively obscure yet beautiful stretch of sand rimmed in lava rock. It's hidden down a flight of stairs off Haneoo Road with waves that break at the shoreline. If it's not beach weather, opt for a quick massage or dip in the whirlpool at the Hotel Hana-Maui's Honua Spa to loosen up road-weary muscles.
Pay homage to the Hawaiian gods at the nearby Kahanu Garden (self-guided tour admission is US$10), which houses the ancient temple ruins of Pi'ilanihale Heiau.
If you want to grab a bite to eat before getting back on the road, drop by the Hana Ranch Restaurant in the town centre. Offering a Polynesian twist on ranch style grub, it's open daily and best known for its burgers.
For upscale dining, visit the renowned Hotel Hana-Maui and visit Kauiki or Paniolo Lounge, both overlooking Hana Bay. Most of the hotel's produce, seafood and meats are sourced on Maui or from the neighbouring islands.
When you head to Hana, the journey is as important as the destination. So make sure to check out these must-sees along the way.
Keanae Lookout
Stretch your legs at this must-stop photo op, where quilt-like taro plant patches bump up against the striking Pacific Ocean backdrop. You might even see locals casting nets into the blue waters to catch dinner. Not far up the road, the Halfway to Hana food stand serves up its famous (and delicious!) banana bread.
Upper Waikani Falls
The waterfalls are the big attraction here and they certainly don't disappoint. For a less-crowded, scenic view, scramble down the rocky trail to the base of the falls on the far side of the bridge. It's slippery, but not overly challenging if you have proper shoes.
Wai'anapanapa State Park
This park has more highlights than you likely have time for – black sand beach, amazing views of rugged lava coastline, underground lava tubes, sea arches, freshwater pools and even an ocean blowhole. The beach looks gorgeous, but the sand is pebbly and the surf is rough.
Oheo Gulch
Cruise past Hana to Oheo Gulch for one of the most epic seascapes on the planet. Where Highway 360 changes to 31, you'll find a stunning string of pools and waterfalls cascading into the deep blue ocean. At the Ohe'o Pools, more commonly referred to as the Seven Sacred Pools, it's the lower pools that are the nicest and best for swimming.
As part of Haleakala National Park, the gulch costs US$5 to enter, but the fee also gives you access to the Pipiwai Trail and the 400-foot Waimoku Falls, plus the Haleakala Crater off Highway 37.
Laulima Farm
About 1.5 km past Oheo, visit this funky produce stand selling organic veggies, taro and tropical fruits. Its claim to fame is its bicycle-powered smoothie blender. Pay five bucks to pedal (and blend) your way to a fresh, delicious fruit smoothie with rare tropical ingredients like the tangy and creamy soursop.
Local feature
Lanai is a small island just off the coast of Maui. It's a paradise within paradise and worth exploring. The island is the sixth-biggest Hawaiian island. If you could turn back time, Maui would be a lot like Lanai. It's not very developed and there are no crowds or traffic lights. In fact, only 48 km of its roads are paved.
Lanai is still a gem waiting to be discovered and there's an untouched tranquility about it that is appealing. The landscape rolls out in front of you here, without any man-made structures in sight. It is home to Hulopoe Beach, voted the best in America by Dr. Beach (a.k.a. Dr. Stephen Leatherman), America's Foremost Beach Expert. It was the former home of the pineapple industry and is currently home to two championship-level golf courses (The Challenge at Manele and The Experience at Koele) and a pair of luxury Four Seasons resorts.
Going back in time in Lanai
Lanai was uninhabited up until the 1500s. King Kamehameha had a favourite summer fishing retreat here in the early 1800s. The area later became a cattle ranch and was eventually turned into the Pineapple Isle by James Dole (of fruit sticker fame). Soon, the island became the world's leading grower and exporter of pineapples.
While the Dole name and the fruit that made James Dole rich are still present on the island, the pineapple industry has since left, having mainly moved overseas. But you'll still find Dole's influence here. The Hotel Lanai was a hotel Dole built for his executive staff and VIPs who frequented the region. There's also a Dole Park where locals like to meet and picnic.
Hulopoe Bay is a swimmer and snorkeller's paradise
Hulopoe Bay is an incredible spot for swimming and snorkelling. The sheltered bay has large tidal pools carved out of volcanic rock. And with calm waters, the pools are great spots for the kids to wade in shallow waters, easily spotting sea stars, hermit crabs and small fish. Spinner dolphins can also be seen playing and jumping further out on the bay. In the winter season, you may even spot a humpback whale.
If you feel energetic, take a 20-minute hike up the rocky cliffs to Puu Pehe (Sweetheart Rock). It's one of Lanai's best known landmarks and it's a great spot for a clear view of the sunset.
Visit the enchanted garden of Keahiakawelo
Keahiakawelo (Garden of the Gods) looks like an alien rock garden with reddish-brown rocks strewn across the landscape. It's barren but beautiful. Legend says the vegetation that grew here was used by two priests challenged to see who could keep a fire burning longer.
At dusk, the rock garden appears at its most dramatic. Rock towers and spires formed by centuries of erosion glow in the light of the setting sun.
The road to get here is unpaved and accessible only with a 4x4 vehicle. The easiest way to get here is to book a day-long trip with Trilogy. The company offers a Discover Lanai tour, which includes a sail over to the island, breakfast, a guided tour, a barbecue lunch, snorkelling and access to the Hulopoe Marine preserve.
Calendar of events
Maui Onion Festival (May)
This festival celebrates the famous Maui Kula onion. Chefs demonstrate how to cook with it and go head-to-head in a recipe competition. Join locals for onion tastings, hula shows and jazz and other live concerts. Then, for the ultimate challenge, there is a raw onion-eating contest, with separate competitions for adults and for children ages 14 and younger.
Kapalua Food and Wine Festival (June)
This culinary celebration is the longest-running festival of its kind in Hawaii. Try some of the world's best wine and many delicious dishes at reasonable prices. Some of Maui's best chefs are on hand for cooking demonstrations and meet-and-greets.
Maui Film Festival (June)
Many movie stars, including big names like Clint Eastwood, Mike Myers and Owen Wilson attend this annual film festival in Wailea. There's a chocolate-themed event, dance party and lots of films to watch. Some movies are even shown on a large outdoor screen under the stars.
Makawao Rodeo (July)
Cowboys aren't something you usually associate with Maui but you can find them working at cattle ranches around Makawao. Here, cowboys are called paniolos and they show up in droves for this annual rodeo competition on July 4. In addition to the rodeo, there's entertainment, country and western dancing, rodeo clowns, plenty of food and sunshine.
Maui County Fair (Late September)
This old-fashioned fair is good, wholesome fun for the entire family. Mingle with locals as they participate in various competitions, such as quilt-making and orchid displays. There are also plenty of Hawaiian foods available, so come with an appetite. Just be sure to go on the rides before you eat. To avoid parking headaches, take one of the free shuttles from the designated lots around Kahului and Wailuku.
Maui Orchid Society Show (Early October)
Orchids, both wild and cultivated, are abundant in Maui. Dozens of varieties are showcased at this annual event held in Wailuku, hosted by the members of the Maui Orchid Society.
Children's Hula Competition (Hula O Na Keiki) (November)
Hula students from around the state and Japan gather at the Kaanapali Beach Hotel to show off their moves. The competition honours the long history of hula and its role in Hawaiian culture.


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Undergraduate senior Kristina Malec presented her research on "Unemployment in Native American Communities." She received a grant from the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs to present at the conference.
Graduate student Robert Bell presented his thesis: "Many Cultures, One Family: Celebrating Cultural Diversity at the Santa Fe Indian School."
Jenna Vater, UW-Eau Claire class of 2012 and AIS and public history double major, also presented at the conference. Her work, "By Far the Most Civilized People: Constructing Native Living History Programs in a Culturally Sensitive Way," captures her ongoing research for Montana State University's Native American studies master's program.
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VERY PROFITABLE HOMER ALASKA FISHING & HUNTING CHARTER BUSINESS owners have operated over 30 years. This business sale includes: • 3 fishing charter vessels: 50' Delta USCG Inspected Vessel, and two six-pack boats: the 37' Tolly Craft, and the 35' Bertram, • All boat fishing gear including some fishing tackle, approximately 40 halibut rods and reels, approximately 24 salmon rods and reels, approximately 12 downriggers, two fish totes, bedding and sleeping bags. • Boat parts, spare props for N/L and TS, and KK, etc. Jack stands-for both six packs • Two story building on corner lot with 6,692 SF total area, to include: two computers, two printers, double desk, two file cabinets, cash register, shelves, cabinets, VHF radio, new washer, new dryer, new hot water heater, 3 small refrigerators, one standard refrigerator, two single beds, one queen futon, and two sets of bunk beds. Three microwaves, electric range, two couches, two sets of tables and chairs, window treatments, queen bed downstairs, 3 baths, kitchen with pots, pans, dishes, silverware, and coffee pot. Printer table, two office chairs, toaster oven, two showcases, dry erase message board, sheets, pillow cases and bedding, towels, all office supplies – paper, pads, folders etc., extension ladder, office clock, 2 alarm clocks, 2 open signs. (To sum the building upstairs has 2 fully furnished rental rooms with outside decking, one of which is a fully furnished apartment; as well as a fully furnished office downstairs, with another room for someone to live in with ľ bath down the hall, or the extra room could be used for storage, a gift shop, or staff break room) • The office online booking program from Questams will be transferred. domain will be transferred. The PO Box will be transferred. The email will be transferred. The phone numbers. The website is included. • One 12ft Zodiac and motor • Included 17 man CHP halibut permit
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In the Toraja region of Sulawesi, corpses of the deceased are placed into elaborately carved sarcophagi [erong] during the latter stages of the lengthy funeral rites. The coffins come in a variety of forms and are placed above the ground, in recent centuries at the base of towering limestone cliffs into which tombs are cut.
Created from large logs, the wooden erong take the shape of boats, houses, pigs and buffalo, serving as vehicles for the travel of the spirit of the dead to the Land of the Souls. The social rank of the family of the deceased determines the form of the erong. Based on hierarchies handed down from the original founding ancestors, boats are reserved for members of the local nobility, water buffalo are used for middle-rank land owners and pig-shaped coffins hold the bodies of people from lower ranking families.


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Hi - it's been a while since I asked a question but this is one I've really wondered about. I just recently started digitally scrapping after years of doing it the traditional way. All of my "good" photos are in scrapbooks and most were prior to digital (and I didn't have the foresight to keep the negatives - duh!). I have been wondering about hand scanning these photos so I can re-do them digitally. Is it possible to get good quality photos with a hand scanner? If anyone has experience with this, any advice would be appreciated - brand, etc. I have a Mac, if that matters.
Scanning Paper Scrapbooks
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Posted 23 January 2013 - 03:42 PM
"Then we began to ride. My soul smoothed itself out, a long-cramped scroll freshening and fluttering in the wind" Robert Browning
"Then we began to ride. My soul smoothed itself out, a long-cramped scroll freshening and fluttering in the wind" Robert Browning
Posted 23 January 2013 - 03:53 PM
Yes! I use the Flip-Pal mobile scanner. Take a look in our boutique under "Cool Stuff"! There are several threads about this in the forum as well under scanners.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 04:08 PM
Becky is right. The Flip Pal is a great way to scan photos that are in albums without removing them. I've had great success with it. The stitching software is super easy to use if any of the photos are bigger than a 4x6.
My Gallery I scrap with Photoshop CS6.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 04:33 PM
April and Becky are so right! I scan photos from my paper scrapping albums all the time and they turn out just great! I use the flip-pal too!
Posted 23 January 2013 - 04:47 PM
Yes, what they said.
A true friend reaches for your hand and touches your heart. ~Author Unknown
Posted 23 January 2013 - 05:54 PM
Me too - agree.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 10:25 PM
I recommend the Flip Pal as well. You can scan in really high resolution and also put the scanner on top of the photos/pages and see what you are scanning.
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Salmon is one of the easiest and most delicious fish to cook on the grill. By paying attention to a few minor details, you can…
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The Czech Cooker utilizes a top heating element which converts heat directly into the pan, resulting in even heating and even cooking. For added convenience, the stainless steel lid has a glass window that allows for monitoring food as it cooks. These features, combined with variable temperature controls and a self-venting lid, significantly simplify the cooking process and make burnt or unevenly cooked meals a thing of the past.
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Heart to Heart Small Dog Rescue is a nationwide organization, comprised of caring foster homes devoted to helping the dogs find their forever homes. It is their mission to rescue and provide safe haven to as many abused, abandoned and unwanted little dogs as they can, until they can match them with the perfect loving and forever home that is just right for them. These dogs would otherwise die in kill shelters, be dead on the streets or any number of horrible ends that befall the unwanted.
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The Sunday School Class taught by Alfred H. Brown presented him with a Bible. Unfortunately, a date of publication has not been located.
The family records are sparse containing marriage and birth information for Alfred H. Brown and Miss Lizzie Gale and the birth dates fo their four children. The Bible also presented the opportunity for place of sixteen photographs, but only twelve have survived. It would be logical for the images to be those of family and close relatives. None of the images carry identification. Could some of the individuals be members of the Sunday School class?
I present you scans of the pages and will hope that someone will be able to identify some of the people.
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Science Fiction Book Club help:
According to some SFBC bulletins I have, it looks like there might have been a couple of different covers for the book club edition of "HAN SOLO AND THE LOST LEGACY".... Han Book . Anyone that has this edition, can you tell me which one you have? The one from the 1980 bulletin looks to be quite different than the latter 2.
ALSO, I have the hardcover "ART OF RETURN OF THE JEDI" that I purchased from the SFBC, and I was wondering if there was any difference in that book and the mass market released book. Mine does have a $30 price marked inside the cover and the ISBN's are listed on the inside page, like most mass marketed books. The back of the jacket has the ISBN but not a barcode, perhaps the mass market edition has a barcode? You can see pictures here.... SFBC Editions right under the words "Index to STAR WARS books offered by the Science Fiction Book Club". If any of you have any information to shed some light on this, please let me know.
What I'm asking:
1) Are there several "different" covers on the HARDCOVER "HAN SOLO AND THE LOST LEGACY" books?
2) Is there any difference in the "ART OF RETURN OF THE JEDI" hardcover that was offered by the
SFBC and the one released in the mass market?
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The Maui Nui Botanical Garden is a great community treasure. Located in kahului and open to the public it contains rare and endangered plants of hawaii and an extensive ethnobotanical collection. This gigapan of a section of the garden features native and ethnobotanical plants of Hawaii with Tara one of the gardener...


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Pond hockey comes to Madison
First annual Mad City Pond Hockey championships will be Jan. 24-26.
A new event is coming to Madison the last weekend in January.
It involves old school outdoor hockey, family fun and is all for a good cause as the Madison hockey community is taking the right against cancer to the ice.
Before indoor rinks with concessions stands, hockey players made due with any ice they had.
"Playing outside is magical. This is where it all started it started, on the rivers and the ponds," said Ben Cowan, the tournament's organizer.
To a true hockey player going back in time is what it's all about.
"Every hockey player likes to play outside because it's a different feel on your skates, it's a different sound," said Brad Mastenbrook, a high school hockey coach in Middleton that will participate in the tournament.
Much to the delight of hockey lovers, outdoor hockey is coming to Madison Jan. 24-26. The Capitol City will host the first annual Mad City Pond Hockey Championships. "I can't believe how fast and cool everything is coming together," said Cowan.
Over 40 teams have signed up and there's room for more. There will be six rinks set up at the Vilas Park Lagoon. There are different divisions, it's 4-on-4 with no goalies and shorter nets.
"It's open to any age and any skill level if you want to play hockey. Contact us and we will help you play hockey," said Cowan.
Cowan said there have been pond hockey tournaments up in Eagle River, Wisconsin and in Minnesota but it's time to bring this to Madison.
"We want to make this a family event. They can come down and check this out and have some fun," said Cowan.
With the winter we have been having you might be wondering why anyone would want to do anything outdoors for an extended period of time. There are two reasons, first they are hockey players and second it is for a good cause.
"I think everyone has to pick a charity and pick a cause they are passionate about," said Cowan.
The wife of Cowan's high school hockey coach, Becky Tempel, passed away of pancreatic cancer. This event is free but there will be a carnival tent at the tournament and all the proceeds will go towards the UW Carbone Cancer Center's Pancreatic Task Force.
"We are not just coming here to play a stupid hockey game lets save lives if we can," said Cowan.
So by staking for hockey's past, they will be working towards a brighter future.
The tournament is Friday January 24th thru Sunday January 26th at the Vilas Park Lagoon (near the Henry Vilas Zoo).
There will be heated tents with food and games that benefits the UW Carbone Cancer Center.
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I'm doing something different this year when it comes to watching Halloween movies in October. I'm gonna have theme weeks: classics, zombies, creatures, and anything goes.
Of course I'm be watching the classics: Halloween, Night of the Living Dead. But there are a lot of unknown and forgotten gems out there, too. I think Nightbreed should be released in time.


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This project working paper discusses the prevailing system of income security for older persons in Sri Lanka with regard to coverage, beneficiaries and sustainability. The paper finds that the current system is inadequate to provide income security for older persons, as the sustainability of several pension funds is at stake and coverage is relatively low. The paper further calculates the cost of providing universal income security in Sri Lanka.
The Asia-Pacific Disaster Report 2015 – Disasters without Borders, is a flagship publication of UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP). It provides an overview of the state of disaster resilience in Asia-Pacific region, and places disaster risk reduction at the heart of sustainable development. It identifies emerging new risks in the region and the sectors that are most at risk.
The State of Asian and Pacific Cities 2015 is the second such report published by UN-Habitat (the United Nations Human Settlements Programme) and ESCAP (the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific). In capturing the region's rapid urban transformation The State of Asian and Pacific Cities 2015 highlights the growing gaps between current urbanisation patterns and what is needed to shift to a more inclusive and sustainable urban future, in which the region's cities are unquestionably tied to national, regional and global development prospects.
This report features the results of the first UNRCsJoint Survey on Trade Facilitation and Paperless Trade Implementation. This global survey was initiated in September 2014 by the United Nations Regional Commissions (UNRCs) i.e. ECA, ECE, ECLAC, ESCAP and ESCWA to collect data and information on trade facilitation and paperless trade implementation from their respective member states.
The urban nexus approach aims at integrated planning and management of the key resources of energy, water and food, and this can contribute substantially to the long-term sustainable development of rapidly growing cities and their regions. In supporting integrated approaches it is essential to engage municipal, provincial and national actors towards collaborative planning and management in order to fully utilise the synergies and co-benefits arising from policies which integrate water, energy and food resources.
A waste crisis is emerging in the Asia and Pacific region, fuelled by rising quantities of waste, on the one hand, and poor regulation and management, on the other. This crisis threatens to overwhelm the resources and capacity of local governments and communities alike. Within this crisis, however, is a significant and largely untapped opportunity for transformative change. The waste-to-resource approach promotes a paradigm shift in the management of solid waste.
Published since 1986 by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), the Asia-Pacific Population Journal (APPJ) brings out high-quality, evidence-based and forward-looking articles on a wide range of population and development issues in Asia and the Pacific.
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Early marriage as a risk factor for mistimed pregnancy among married adolescents in Bangladesh by Sigma Ainul and Sajeda Amin
The Asian and Pacific Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Decade 2015- 2024 was proclaimed at the Ministerial Conference on Civil Registration and Vital Statistics in Asia and Pacific, held in Bangkok in November 2014. This publication contains the Ministerial Declaration to "Get Every One in the Picture" and the Regional Action Framework on Civil Registration and Vital Statistics in Asia and the Pacific, which were two key outcomes of the Conference.
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The study examined the relationship between affiliation with a staffed support network and quality of child care among affiliated family child care providers in the city of Chicago.
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|Just saw these posts today.... borrowing a computer. I will down in Chatham for another two weeks and will be doing some short runs to BC and Regal sword for Bluefin..will post a rip trip matter. Sean... the water temperature was about 75 degrees and as we entered the canyon the temps rose fron 62 to 75 in just 5 to seven miles, Don't forget the fly rods and don't hesitate to troll them withing the spreader rigs and you might be in for a surprise....Also, ask the Captain to do a couple runs very close to the high flyers and don't be surprised with some nice flyrod Mahi's. Blind casting to the only structure out there came as a real surprise and hope this info helps others who just think you need to see rising fish to take out that fly rod. Also My neighbors are consistantly hitting Bluefins close to home some even just five miles off shore off Chatham.
Great report John. Ihope to see you on a rip trip or clave later this fall.
Great report. Any idea what the water temps were like down there? We are considering a trip a little closer to home but still a ways down to try and get some mahi on the fly but that sat temps are still borderline. Be great to get a first hand report to benchmark their data.
|Jim Miller
Got a message from John. He said he has pics and will post up as soon as he gets to his computer.
I'm envious! Sounds like a fun trip (minus the ralph)
New Fly Pattern in the works?
John, we await the development of your Roast Beef Slider pattern. Will you go for realistic or impressionistic?
|Great report. Sounds like an adventure you'll never forget. FishHawk
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Took off on Saturday around 4:30 from Falmouth for an overnighter at Vetch Canyon (about 120 miles) looking for the white marlin bite. Three of us with an expected arrival around 11PM on a relatively slower boat (12 to 15 knots on a Peirson 30 footer, great boat with ample space). Geared up and we were rounding Cape Poge and on our way. Conditions started to get thorny since we were in 4 to 6 foot rollers all the way. By 9:30PM , and after a strong maduro cigar, I was wondering if I should have played golf. By 10:30 I was heaving ( I was asked before we left if I need any motion pills, and I said, "no way"). Chummed the water with a roast beef sub and felt better only to stagger down into the cabin to sleep. Camped out in the middle of the canyon and had a good nights sleep. We drifted about 3 miles during the sleep over. Anyway, one other guy got close to the ralphs but made it and we all rallied with rods in by 4AM. Two outriggers, two down riggers and a center long pole. Almost immediatly, we we into yellowfin tuna and I was able to boat a 120 pounder give or take with the help of a gaff. One other boat out there was into some big Dorado and we seemed to be only into yellow fin. After ther rods were cleared and put back we had an almost simultanious 5 rod kick downs and had to land three before two of us picked up the other two and ended up with all 5 landed, fortunatly less than 100 pounds. Two of us started trolling 14wt. fly rods short of the riggers and hooked up with some puppies 30 to 40 pounds each with some the size of big Albies, great on the fly rods. Then one of the guys askes his brother, the skipper ,to cruise by the high flyers, where the other guys were into Mahi, and wanted to cast into the high flyers and bouys. I said he was nuts blind casting out here. As soon as his fly hits the water, small mahi about 30 inchs hit the fly. That's another argument for structure .I jumped to grab my rod with pie on my face, and we start hooking only after I change flies from the thick tuna unqua to a sharp Gami. Lost several and we had to stop to start back. We bagged the marlin bit which was expected between 10 and 2 for the 6 hours back. Days toll, 12 yellow fin , 5 mahi... with three tuna and one mahi on ice...the rest released. Don't let anyone tell you you can't troll flies for tuna inside the big gear.
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AMORY – Addie Forbus may still be chasing the state career soccer-scoring record, but she and her Amory Lady Panthers teammates have a bigger goal at hand tonight – beating Pontotoc and winning Division 4-2A.
The Lady Panthers all but sealed up their playoff spot with a 2-1 win over Caledonia in muddy, wet conditions on Tuesday night.
"It still depends on what happens with Pontotoc," Amory coach Nathan Clayton said. "We know they will play hard because they have to win to get in."
Pontotoc handed Amory (16-2) one of its only two losses of the season, a 3-2 shootout on Jan. 8.
Keeper Shelby Thornton recorded 18 saves in the team's only loss this season with her in the net. Thornton is responsible for 4 of the Lady Panthers' 6 shutouts on the year.
Clayton was complimentary of his defense's ability to play through poor weather conditions on Tuesday.
"There's only been a few games this year where we've given up more than one goal," Clayton said. "We got a little beat-up in this game, but hopefully everybody will be good to go against Pontotoc."
The Lady Panthers have allowed more than one goal just five times this season and have only been shutout in a 1-0 loss to Starkville in the second game of the season.
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Forbus, who still sits three goals away from breaking former Greene County standout Kelsey Cochran's record of 226 with two games to go, recorded both goals in Amory's win over Caledonia.
"She's handled the whole situation well," Clayton said. "It's the little things she does off the field that make a big difference and sets her aside from other great players because a lot of them won't take the time to do little stuff with younger kids off the field, and she does that."
Amory will play either Lewisburg or Lafayette when the playoffs begin on Tuesday. The Lady Panthers were shut out in the first round last season against Florence.


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MADISON, Wis. - Former Madison talker John "Sly" Sylvester plans to return to radio in Monroe.
Surrounded by liberal supporters in the Capitol Building Monday, Sylvester announced he will host an afternoon drive talk show on 93.7 WEKZ-FM starting Feb. 4. His show will air from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. weekdays.
Sylvester was among those laid off in November 2012 when 1670 WTDY-AM and 106.7 WTDY-FM switched to a temporary Christmas music format and later became a sports talk station.
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I'm not surprised Fox is trying to spin their ratings claim. What surprises me is why they bother to do damage control when they could have just done a better job of marketing the series in the first place (though, I didn't think it looked good enough to give a shot anyway). The ads don't say anything about it, and the billboards are ridiculously poor. And why they'd premiere a series when they were still fully entrenched in reruns is beyond me, it's like Fox is trying to kill it, then freaking out that it's being killed.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Did anyone else watch the second episode?
I did, and thought it was pretty good. The show has definitely gained my interest.
The ending was something else. I couldn't exactly tell, but it looked like "Peter" was laying in the middle between those two guys, and the guy on the left looked like the guy who was rapidly aging. Not sure who the other guy was. They also had umbilical cords or something sticking up. Again, I'm not sure because it was only shown for a brief moment and pausing it didn't really do much good. Thoughts? Either way, I'm curious to see the details of Peter's medical history.
"That's the best deal you're gonna get. I won't tell you you can save yourself, because you can't."
[FONT=Fixedsys]This show is fantastic--exactly like early X-Files. I can't wait to see where they're going.[/FONT]
[FONT=Fixedsys]And I'm calling it now--the Joshua Jackson character is a clone of the crazy scientist. . .the scientist only raised him as a son.[/FONT]
I really should be working. Really.
Halfway thru the second ep. It definitely has a different tone than the first one.
I liked it alot. I love the father/son combo, they are the best part.
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Walter has to be the one of the most -- if not the most -- original character on TV today. I like the fact that the episodes are one-shot storylines...so far.
I have a feeling Walter's old associate will show up again later this season.
I also couldn't make out that last shot in episode 2...were they all Peter? Was this Walter's dream or what? Hmmm? I hope John Noble is remembered next time during Emmy's, since they blatantly ignored Michael Emerson on Lost.
"In my experience there's no such thing as luck."
They werent all Peter, they were different, I stopped my DR on that shot.
Tonight was great, Broyles in bed with Massive Dynamic? Maybe they are working together and against each other, who knows. Gets better each week.
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Great tasting cigars with a short life span. It's great for a night cap.
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To date I've only had the opportunity to try the Nub 460 Connecticut (4" x 60). I'm really not a fan of just taking someones word - a cigar being good as tastes change from person to person. My fate was sealed...I had to try it for myself. I found a perfect selection at a local cigar club. They has a beautiful setup with a walk in humidor 'room' creating a perfect environment for my search. Mainly because I wanted to try one now man! From the get go it was smooth as silk. Very creamy and mild.The burn is relatively slow due to the construction with a nice salt and pepper ash. It kept pace with a Gurkha Legend I'd given a friend. However, there was an extreme difference in flavor and taste. Having tried both within a couple days I could clearly see the winner was in my corner. The NUB was a truly enjoyable cigar. I can't wait to try the rest of the line and see what they have in store. These will have a place in my humi...I'll make sure of it. - T
I was hesitant to buy Nubs because of their short length. However, I had read that they were a good smoke. Then a friend recommended that I try them. He said that, due to their ring size, they actually lasted a while and that they tasted great. So, I decided to give them a try and...WOW!!! These cigars are AWESOME!! In spite of their size, it takes me almost an hour to finish one. They burn very evenly and slowly, while producing amazing flavor and thick clouds of billowy smoke. I WILL PURCHASE NUBS AGAIN VERY SOON!!! Thanks CI!


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Golf Club de Saint Jean de Monts introduction
One of Western France's best courses, this is a tough course in a perfect golfing location. The front 9 weave through pine forests whilst the second 9 run along the beach making this a varied experience.
Golf Club de Saint Jean de Monts information
18 holes, 72 par, 6523 yards. Links / Woodland.
Renowned as one of the best courses in western France, this cracking links is located in ideal golfing terrain right on the coast. The first 9 holes run through the pine woods protecting you from the sea winds however, there are some tricky, well positioned bunkers to negotiate along the way. The final 9 holes run alongside the ocean where traditional links characteristics come into play on a more regular basis.
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U.S. stocks indexes fell Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average pulling back from the previous day's record close amid rising interest rates and mixed corporate earnings.
The Dow was recently down 33 points, or 0.21% at 15,535. It had started higher after Tuesday's record close, its 28th this year.
Meanwhile, the S&P 500 index fell seven points, or 0.4% to 1,685. And the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite sat almost flat at 3,578.9.
Caterpillar (CAT) and AT&T (T) weighed on the Dow, falling 2.4% and 1.2% respectively after both posted disappointing earnings. Caterpillar also cut its full-year financial outlook, citing a slowing global economy and laid into global policy makers.
But rising bond yields bore a shareof the blame for today's declines.
Up for a second session, the yield on 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.86%. Higher yields mean a rise in the cost of borrowing money, which can hurt stock related to the housing market. It also dilutes attraction to high-yield stock sectors such as utilities and telecom.
Tech stocks remained in the spotlight. Apple (AAPL) and EMC (EMC) both stood out among tech advancers. But Broadcom (BRCM) fell 15%, and dragged much of the chip sector down with it.
In other corporate news: Boeing's (BA) erased earlier gains, falling 0.8% to $107. The aerospace company reported better-than-expected earnings. But CEO Jim McNerney said the company had not yet borne the brunt of the impact from sequestration spending cuts.
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Heads up for anyone interested. Wednesday at 9:30 pm on Sun Sports, they will be airing Inside The Heat Championship Culture. A look into making the rings and player interviews. Got it recorded on my DVR
Heat/Clippers tonight....let's go HEAT!
Staying up late tonight with the only team in Miami that matters.
**** sleep. Ain't doing **** in the office in the morning before leaving early for a Thanksgiving office party.
Goon up, Miami!
Last night sucked...most likely another loss tonight. Statistics and history is not on our side.
Dolphins suck. Heat game is on.
Good win last night
Heat beat the Suns...4-2 on the road trip.
Heat beat the Bucks in OT
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