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Friday, October 31, 2014

The Back Up

This blog came out of nowhere because we needed it and we still do. Town Dancer and Moanalua Corridor have shown signs of Robot hits running the show. Moanalua Corridor got rid theirs but now we have Town Dancer again with Google advertising. Auwe! This blog can be the back up as long as we can keep it away from Robots. Right now they can do more damage than viruses.

"Whenever anyone offends us, we can try to raise our social conscious
so high that the offense cannot reach us."

Outside of that we have a terrific blog in Town Dancer by Calvin and Debra covering the Aloha Ball in Kona on the Big Island. Not much this year but with our help it will be Standing Room Only next year. Most readers are beginning to see that we just want to help. If you wish to ignore us, it is your right - may we ignore you?

"Yesterday" by the Beatles

I do wish to state that our blogsites seem to be the only the ones with counters. I do not have any way to measure statistically without those numbers. However, they do not have programmers with the capability to block robots. And the robots know this, and the results are something worse than a virus.

"Mi Buenos Aires Querido" por Placido Domingo



At the moment most of our blogs are clean, Town Dancer happens to be the most infested with the wrong ones, and right now it is Google with advertisements. Search engines are easy to accept but this kind where they completely take over and you cannot find any one of your friends is completely useless. They are meaningless to the Blogger. We  intend to help all the dancers and we want to find out about our readers. These people are a long ways from being readers. They are crap, they don't know it but we do.

The Aloha Ball

Tune in on Town Dancer and you can read up on it. Calvin is a wonder. Limited in time to meet old friends, practice, compete and enjoy, and still be able to report on the success of it all. The hits are already up over a hundred putting Town Dancer blog up and leading the pack again.

"Life is not about people who act true to your face. It's about people
who remain true behind your back." 

Of course, we got new troubles, Google is using their robots to access the blog and it is all advertising. Most of the legit hits have been obliterated. I have put the counter away for now. I promise never to use people that treat me like that. so their crap is out forever. Do the programmers at Blogger know this?

"Hey Jude" by the Beatles

People keep advising to go with Word Press where I won't have any of these goofs. I have got to look into it. I am getting desperate. Or perhaps I can find a nice free, honest counter out there without a lot of gimmicks that do for them, but nothing of what I need. I guess that's business and I will keep looking.

"Somewhere Over The Rainbow" by Bruddah Iz


The rest of the blogs seem to be avoiding the robots and looking very nice. I must commend Blogger people that are in charge there. They seem to give me honest stats where I can recognize the readers. I don't mind getting 10, 15 per cent search engines but when they take over 90 per cent. They are doing somebody some good but it sure as hell ain't me.

Thursday, October 30, 2014

Surprised

Amazing that this blog is now fairly clean and I can see our people in there making the hits instead of scam spam advertising robots. I certainly would like to know who fixed it and send them a case of champagne. They have made the end of the year for me. We can work this blog and it will benefit us all. Come on, Two Centers and Guest Authors, we can all help make this more pleasant.

"Once you stop chasing the wrong things,
the right ones will catch up with you."

Now that the Republicans are going to take over, we have news from our probable new legislators on Oahu.
To all our loyal voters

We realize that the State economy is in a shambles and we have a budget problem. We have to cut back on some services and with a huge Rail budget we must raise a few taxes specially the property taxes. We are well aware that the cost of living is going up and the cost of housing and food will be going through the roof. We ask that you try to understand that you have to tighten your belts and make sacrifices for the future.

"Somewhere Over The Rainbow" by Bruddah Iz

Meanwhile we are going to raise our minimum wage to at least a quarter million. You have to admit, we deserve it.


The Beautiful Articulated Bus. We almost had Paradise, but in the
Rail Disaster,  billions and billions of dollars in profits,
It's the bread, Fred. It's the money, Sonny.

The Rail Disaster is proceeding and they are at the point of tearing down the buildings along Nimitz and begin the set up for the new slum area of Oahu. The Class stuff will be north of Moanalua Road far enough away from that horrible noise of steel on steel. Terrible. Hopefully we will be able to help any dance organization that we can with some good Public Relations. Happy Dancing.

Surprised

Amazing that this blog is now fairly clean and I can see our people in there making the hits instead of scam spam advertising robots. I certainly would like to know who fixed it and send them a case of champagne. They have made the end of the year for me. We can work this blog and it will benefit us all. Come on, Two Centers and Guest Authors, we can all help make this more pleasant.

"Once you stop chasing the wrong things,
the right ones will catch up with you."

Now that the Republicans are going to take over, we have news from our probable new legislators on Oahu.
To all our loyal voters

We realize that the State economy is in a shambles and we have a budget problem. We have to cut back on some services and with a huge Rail budget we must raise a few taxes specially the property taxes. We are well aware that the cost of living is going up and the cost of housing and food will be going through the roof. We ask that you try to understand that you have to tighten your belts and make sacrifices for the future.

"Somewhere Over The Rainbow" by Bruddah Iz

Meanwhile we are going to raise our minimum wage to at least a quarter million. You have to admit, we deserve it.


The Beautiful Articulated Bus. We almost had Paradise, but in the
Rail Disaster,  billions and billions of dollars in profits,
It's the bread, Fred. It's the money, Sonny.

The Rail Disaster is proceeding and they are at the point of tearing down the buildings along Nimitz and begin the set up for the new slum area of Oahu. The Class stuff will be north of Moanalua Road far enough away from that horrible noise of steel on steel. Terrible. Hopefully we will be able to help any dance organization that we can with some good Public Relations. Happy Dancing.

Copyright

Just got another email information, perfect for passing on the information to the readers in one of the blogs but plainly marked.  "Copyright 2014 All rights reserved." Whoa there. Also just read about a blogger who publish a copyrighted article, giving credit and all. She was still billed or she would be taken to court, so she paid, but she warns everyone.

"Some people have an image to maintain and some of us don't give a damn."

I am also asking all the Two Centers and the Guest Authors to be careful. All of our Blogs claim no credit for any images posted on our sites unless otherwise noted. Images and other information on this blog may be copyrighted by the respected owners. If there is an image or information appearing on this blog that belongs to you and do not wish for it to appear on this site, please E-mail telling the pertinent facts of said image or information and it will be promptly removed. Mahalo.

"She Loves You" by the Beatles

Meanwhile the entire blogosphere is looking good and I look forward to helping as many people as possible to make one of these blogs go independent. On their own and making their own rules. Town Dancer back in the running now in second place behind Platinum Horseshoe. But I deal in averages and I start new every month. Looks like Town Dancer will take over first place then.

"Maui Waltz" by Loyal Garner

Meanwhile I leave Calvin and Richard as Guest Authors in the new blog Dancing Nights. If they want out it can be done easily. No hu hu. However as long as they are in they can use it as they wish. Entirely up to them. And I continue to beat the bushes looking for Two Centers and Guest Authors, they will make a big difference in the hits. I can only go so far by myself. Unfortunately Google is taking over with robot advertising and it is being recorded as hits. They are not hits, they are only interested in selling Chrome which of course makes us certain, never to use Chrome. May have to go back to Internet Explorer or Mozilla, as bad as they are.

"You can con some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time,
but you cannot con all of the people all the time." Who said that?

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Middle Of The Week

This blog holding its own very nicely. I really don't understand but I keep trying to get people to share some information for our readers. It is getting pretty close to averaging 20 hits per day which amounts to 600 per month and that is in a solid level.

"The nicest people on the Waianae Coast are the ones
that can always see "nice" in other people."

Now if I can get a couple of Two Centers, it would really get this blog going. Just a small group photo to begin with would be good enough. You can see what it looks like published and from that you could make it better. For our friends, relatives, neighbors and fellow readers.

"Morning Dew" by Melveen Leed

At Kapolei High School: Join us TOMORROW for our 3rd Anniversary Celebration! Costume contest for Scariest, Most Original and Cutest wins gift certificates to Mākeke!!! All costume contest participants must be near the stage no later than 5pm! See you at the market!

"Can't Buy Me Love" by the Beatles


We are going to see more of these on the Waianae Coast too. When we get a few more Industrial and Business Parks, the residents in the West will be really living in Paradise. Live, work and play in our own kuleana. No more of this Honolulu Humbug. Auwe!

In Frank Fasi's time, Honolulu Public Transportation was considered among the best in the nation. Now it is somewhere placed in the thirties and going down with the Rail Setback, will be in the forties by next year.

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

What's Doin' At Night?

This blog certainly did its job in providing a hiding place for Town Dancer. And Town Dancer seems to be back on its way again with legit hits. None of this scam spam robot crap. Now to redesign this into something that may interest the reader/dancers. And of course, the main determining factor will be in the Two Centers and the ones who choose to ignore us.

"We don't get mad and we don't get even. We understand and we accept."

There is some night club action that gets very little publicity and many of them are just entrepreneurs trying to make a living by providing fun for the customers. I am willing to help, like I help all dancers wherever I can. So I invite any of you that would like a brief announcement, email it in and a photo of the gang would be of interest to all.

In our blogs we cannot have one of anything. One blogger like me is not enough. We cannot have only one Two Center, we need more different viewpoints. Moreover, it is too much pressure for one person. Same applies to the Guest Authors who will have their own mini-blogs within the larger one. Ready made readers and blog set up for social media.

"Let It Be" by the Beatles

No hu hu, I will just accept whatever and let it roll. And it remains that the one that gets the most Guest Authors and hits will be the first choice for independence and could evolve into the first real social media blog.

Monday, October 27, 2014

Da Big Island

The Aloha Ball


Organizers: Tony Meredith and Ron Montez with a Shaka.

First News we get from The Aloha Ball
in Kailua - Kona on the Big Island.


Morning dance class at Aloha Ball with Melissa Dexter!!!!
She's fierce!!!! — with Lucas Jaime, Melissa Dexter
and Yanna Samkova at Ho'ola Spa Kona.

Yes, they have plenty of dancing on the neighbor islands but they seem to hold back and do not publicize. Some have paid advertising and Web sites but it seems like most wish to keep it a private affair. The entire enchilada seems to be somewhat subdued on all the neighbor islands. You need Public Relations? I help wherever I can.

"Just never let go of hope. Just never quit dreaming."


The only contact we had on Maui was lost when someone spread the rumor that I was printing their personal correspondence. I asked, where, when? And no one knew, Auwe. I lost but they all lost too. It is all public relations and everyone has either good or bad. You call it.

"I Want to Hold Your Hand" by the Beatles

There have been two groups in town that have consistently produced the best International Style dancers on this island. By the same token there have been two groups that have consistently produce the worst International Style dancers on this Island. Who? Ha Ha! We are talking competition here are we not? We don't know, that is the name of your game.

Beginning to Roll

Town Dancer blog is still nip and tuck in hits with Blogging Hawaiii for second place but by tomorrow they should be in solid. Platinum Horseshoe still in front but dropping slowly. These three will be the top for the rest of the month.

"If you can DREAM it, you can DO it."

Moanalua Corridor may go into "private blog" if we get more scam spam robot hits. That means that only members have access but it keeps out the scam spam robot hits. It will effectively put it on hold, I don't know, I will play it by ear. It will not be too bad, there is not much action there to report, no Two Centers or Guest Authors either.

Meanwhile, the other blogs are calling, Dance Waianae, Latin Rhythms, the backup blog and Dance Blogs are all over single digit average daily hits. This where we are at the end of October. Anyway, it is good news. With Calvin, Debra and Richard blogging as Guest Authors in Town Dancer and setting the example, it will continue to improve.

"Hey There" by Rosemary Clooney

So the plan is to get as many Two Centers in the different blogs as possible, no limit there. The next step is to wait until some of them are ready to be Guest Authors, They can then have their own mini blog within the larger established blog with ready made organization and readership available.

"The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise" by Les Paul and Mary Ford

The final step for me is to have enough Guest Authors and enough information to get over 100 average hits per day. Then I can gradually withdraw and let them operate as a completely independent blog with only two administrators merely to keep it going. I will have my hands full with the remaining blogs.

Pub's Side Note: I hope everyone that is reading this is having a really good day. And if you are not, just know that in every new minute that passes you have an opportunity to change that.


Will be put on Hold.

Evan Williams and Meg Hourihan (Pyra Labs) launched blogger.com in August 1999, a little over fifteen years ago. Then it was purchased by Google in February 2003 and they have made a lot of advances since then. And naturally they are still fixing the bugs. And one of the biggest is the scam spam robot hits. At the moment most are coming from Russia.

This has bothered the bloggers something awful and the problem on the Internet has been growing steadily. For some reason or another it hasn't bothered Blogger programmers much. A method of blocking them is simply out of their know how. They get lost in their Ivory Towers and don't realize the humbug caused for bloggers who are interested in legitimate stats.

Therefore, I have no choice. One scam spam robot from Russia in this blog did not bother much. Part of the crap that can be accepted. But two, means there are more coming and this blog and the resulting stats are nothing. I will wait one more day and then I will put the blog on private. You can try the other blogs. Then there are the blogs that use Word Press and don't have the problem.

May go into private by tomorrow, Tuesday, 28th. Mahalo.

"Progress is impossible without change and those who
cannot change their minds cannot change anything."

Will be put on Hold.

Evan Williams and Meg Hourihan (Pyra Labs) launched blogger.com in August 1999, a little over fifteen years ago. Then it was purchased by Google in February 2003 and they have made a lot of advances since then. And naturally they are still fixing the bugs. And one of the biggest is the scam spam robot hits. At the moment most are coming from Russia.

This has bothered the bloggers something awful and the problem on the Internet has been growing steadily. For some reason or another it hasn't bothered Blogger programmers much. A method of blocking them is simply out of their know how. They get lost in their Ivory Towers and don't realize the humbug caused for bloggers who are interested in legitimate stats.

Therefore, I have no choice. One scam spam robot from Russia in this blog did not bother much. Part of the crap that can be accepted. But two, means there are more coming and this blog and the resulting stats are nothing. I will wait one more day and then I will put the blog on private. You can try the other blogs. Then there are the blogs that use Word Press and don't have the problem.

May go into private by tomorrow, Tuesday, 28th. Mahalo.

"Progress is impossible without change and those who
cannot change their minds cannot change anything."

Sunday, October 26, 2014

Dance in Waianae

By Charles Chung, Maili

Ballroom Dancing on Oahu in the nineties used to be like a Religion. Some could say in all seriousness, "I have the truth and everyone else is wrong." Some of you may remember what it was like in those days. At their peak, during the nineties we had already lost more than twenty percent of our dancers. That is, the ones that danced socially.

In some disciplines: "It is better to look good than to feel good."

Now as new dancers come in they are becoming aware that there is no one on this earth that can tell anyone the correct way to dance. Perhaps, in the Russian Style, they can tell you that it is correct or incorrect according to the Russian style, but not the "blanket accusation" that we had been hearing. "We dance it correctly."

"La Carioca" por Carmen Miranda

The nerve of some people thinking that the Argentines don't know anything about dancing Tango. Or that the Brazilians don't know anything about dancing Samba. Now they proceed to tell you the correct way of doing it. This is hilarious throughout Latin America. That takes a lotta nerve.

"La Media Luz" por Julio Igllesias


Perhaps the Germans have a style in which they dance a certain way. No hu hu, of course, dancing any other way may be incorrect according to their style but, anyone should be able to understand that, even me. Specially if it is to be judged. It is their way and we certainly should have a little respect. Meanwhile may we dance our dance our way?


Perfect, right across from where I live. Dream On, fellow dancers.
I could walk home in five minutes.

Probably the worse one is the English dancing of the Paso Doble and they dare to insist that they are correct. Ha! What do the Spanish know about Paso Doble? And more the English do not even suspect that the Spanish dance may not be the real thing and they got it from the French. There is nothing more hilarious for the Spanish than to see the English version. Yes, some are even rolling on the floors. Come on folks, let's have a litle understanding of each other's dancing.

Saturday, October 25, 2014

Town Dancer Will Be Rolling

OK, I am rebuilding what I tore down. Those scam spam robot hits were just too much. So I will keep the spare blog if it happens to one of our tried and true blogs. Once they screw up the stats, it is no use. I want to know the legitimate data not crap.

"Progress is impossible without change, and those that cannot change their minds cannot change anything."

The entire Town action seems to be be gearing up for the holiday season which is only to be expected. Richard is picking up on some of this action already and posted in the back up blog. Calvin and Debra will participate in the Oahu Ball Competitiions on the Big Island and we can all hope he sends back some of his usual great stuff. And run up the hits through the roof.

"Shores Of Haleiwa" by Loyal Garner

On Oahu, most dancers learn steps, in street dancing, social dance clubs, night clubs and official dance studios, it is the same progression. Then they learn more steps, then they learn even more steps. This can go on for quite some time. Then one day, they begin to realize that they’ve got rhythm and don't really need that many steps.

"Tiny Bubbles" by Don Ho

They've learned the rhythm of the different dances and they have learned to dance. They also learn that each dance has over six hundred documented steps or patterns. Of course there are a few teachers will make you listen to the music first, then teach the rhythm and then only after, begin to teach the steps. But that is too much like street dancing. There are social dancers and then there are the "real" dancers that can dance very nicely without music.

Pub's Side Note: Dance Clubs and other Dance Organizations are already coming to terms with the need to integrate their social media efforts with their content strategy, and are seeing the impact of social media in terms of lead generation, referral traffic, and membership.

Friday, October 24, 2014

Blogging Troubles

Even though my dream was to show I could turn my blog into a blogosphere I committed to NOT quit my day job. Ha! At any rate it has not gone as planned. Surprised? I am still fortunate that I live in Paradise just a half block away from Nanakuli Beach, so that I could even write this post from the beach.

"Yes, we avoid any meetings of more than one person. The length of a
meeting rises with the square of the number of people present."


Hey, that's an idea, I gotta work on it. A beach chair with an umbrella to give you shade, My laptop and my thermos with a full complement of Rum and Coke. I have my music in the laptop which I can turn on or off anytime. And the batteries will last a good three hours. Good enough. Take my camera and have someone take my picture and post it in one of the blogs.


Anyway, Dance Waianae Blog is just amazing in the gradual growth in hits. Nothing spectacular, just slow steady growth which is just fine with me. In fact that is what is happening in the entire blogosphere. Of course, no one knows what will happen when we get a steady Two Center or even a Guest Author. I know the hits will go through the roof.

"Walk Through Paradise With Me." by Melveen Leed

What came first the chicken or the egg? Same thing here, the blogging info or the reader/dancers. In our case I know for sure, we have to deliver the dance information and the readers will pick up on the action. So I ask, where are you? With a photo and a little information.

Double SPOOKY FUN @ Cupolaween & The Haunted Studio!


This is not a trick, but a real TREAT.... 2 Halloween dances coming your way, hosted by Lucas & Yanna to give you just the right jolt to send your feet a'dancing the night away... 


CUPOLAWEEN, Tues 10/28:

FIRST Social DANCE: Getting into that EERIE Mood.
WHERE:  @ da CUPOLA - 2nd floor, Honolulu Design Center, 1250 Kapiolani.
WHEN: Next Tuesday, Oct 28th.
6:30p-9:30p.  Food & Drink for purchase, discounted pupus ordered by 7pm.
FREE ADMISSION & Open to the PUBLIC!   

We are having a Costume Contest, so come in your scariest best!  Yes, prizes for best costume.
         
            😆😆😆😃😃😃
ALOHA DANCESPORT CENTER CRYPT
Sat 11/1:

SECOND Social DANCE -  We DARE you to come to our Dance Party at the "HAUNTED Studio," where you will be greeted at the door by our "friendly" DANCE DIRECTOR, visibly transformed by last week's heavy rain & storm😊.

WHERE: @ the Aloha DanceSport Center, 350 Ward 2nd Floor.
WHEN: Saturday, November 1st, 6:30-10:30p.

SOCIAL DANCING all night/ COSTUME Contest with prizes/ Lots of spine-tingling music to send those nerves on your dancing feet a'stir. You are welcomed to bring a  titillating snack to share...

Cost for da Haunted Studio Dance Party:
$15 at door or $12 pre-sale
DRD Students & ADC Members $12 at door, $10 pre-sale.

For More Info:
Lucas Jaime(917) 568-3173divinoritmo@aol.com
Yanna Jaime Samkova(732) 499-0407Yannajs@gmail.com
Website:www.Alohadancesportcenter.com
(808) 200-5540

Mahalo,

Marie

Sounds like frightfully good times ahead if you can manage to crawl, slither, fly, materialize to dance the night away.

R

Back In

The Scam Spam Robot Hits are almost gone. I do not know who did it but it may save all those years that we have had this blog. For now I will have to keep both and see what develops. It will be up to the readership. They are the ones to make the decision. The total hits had been holding pretty steady, too many were puzzled including me.

From Exodus 20:14 The Ninth Commandmant
“Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.”


"This Nearly Was Mine" by Victor Silvester

What Social Dancing Can Do For You!
Five Rules of Dancing: for all students of dance, whether in a night club, class or for private lessons.

Rule One: We are all allowed to be Human.
Rule Two: We are all allowed to make mistakes, including the teacher.
Rule Three: The teacher is allowed to “razz” or to joke and have fun with the students.
Rule Four: The students are allowed to “razz” or to joke the teacher back, which is only fair.
Rule Five: Most importantly, whether in a club, classes or in private lessons we are all raised to the same equal level of just being “students of life and dance” and “Children of God and Creation.”
So, have fun!

Moanalua Corridor

This sector is still in flux. Many have plans for their own small kuleanas and they do not worry much about the entire sector and the devastation coming from the Rail Disaster. Many do not have a clue of the Billions of dollars in profits that are being made daily on their backs.

Who was that guy in Aiea who said: "People that think they
know everything are very annoying to those of us who do."


Some people are more talented than others. Some are more educationally privileged than others. But we all have the capacity to be great. Greatness comes with recognizing that your potential is limited and it is only, how you choose, how you use your freedom, how resolute you are — in short, by your attitude. And we are all free to choose our attitude. Some will be willing to share with their fellow dancers and the dancers in this sector, Pearl City to Salt Lake are pretty akamai.


"Mister Sandman" by the Chordettes

Dance on the entire island today is clearly in a settling down state. Old forms and traditions are being given up. New ones are arising to take their place and we need a place to dance in the west. A time of change presents a confused picture. That there is change is proof that dance is organically vital—and much more so than it has ever before been on this Island. There is going to be a lot more of it in the neighbor islands.

Pub's Side Note: Just noticed, two Russian scam spam robot
 hits arriving. This means others are not far behind.
May have to put this blog on hold.

Moanalua Corridor

This sector is still in flux. Many have plans for their own small kuleanas and they do not worry much about the entire sector and the devastation coming from the Rail Disaster. Many do not have a clue of the Billions of dollars in profits that are being made daily on their backs.

Who was that guy in Aiea who said: "People that think they
know everything are very annoying to those of us who do."


Some people are more talented than others. Some are more educationally privileged than others. But we all have the capacity to be great. Greatness comes with recognizing that your potential is limited and it is only, how you choose, how you use your freedom, how resolute you are — in short, by your attitude. And we are all free to choose our attitude. Some will be willing to share with their fellow dancers and the dancers in this sector, Pearl City to Salt Lake are pretty akamai.


"Mister Sandman" by the Chordettes

Dance on the entire island today is clearly in a settling down state. Old forms and traditions are being given up. New ones are arising to take their place and we need a place to dance in the west. A time of change presents a confused picture. That there is change is proof that dance is organically vital—and much more so than it has ever before been on this Island. There is going to be a lot more of it in the neighbor islands.

Pub's Side Note: Just noticed, two Russian scam spam robot
 hits arriving. This means others are not far behind.
May have to put this blog on hold.

Thursday, October 23, 2014

Blogging Evolving

When we talk of early methods of information distribution, we have of course printing which has been in existence for over 600 years. Then the advent of radio news, followed shortly by television.

Early blogs as the last century was ending were simply manually updated components of common Web sites. However, the evolution of tools to facilitate the production and maintenance of Web articles posted in reverse chronological order made the publishing process feasible to a much larger, less technical, population.

"A Guy Is A Guy" by Doris Day

Ultimately, this has resulted in the distinct class of online publishing that produces the blogs we recognize today. And from there, we, on these Islands are creating the Dance Blog and it is still in process. The coming Two Centers and Guest Authors will be the ones to define it much better.

"Half As Much" by Rosemary Clooney

We invite Two Centers and Guest Authors for this new Town Dancer blog with a goal of getting enough people and hits to get it into an independent blog. Our present Guest Authors blog about once per month. On the road to perfection would be an entry from someone posting two or three times per month. The maximum efficiency will be the separate and unique viewpoints expressed by each. With the Guest Authors each having their own blog within the blog and contributing to the synergism for the good of all.

"Through these blogs read the most informed dancers in the Pacific."


Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Beaches

The Waianae Coast on Oahu has some of the most beautiful sunny white sand beaches in Hawaii. But the area has been relegated to last place by Honolulu since they took over 2 centuries ago. Any new building for the residents is usually canceled by the Ivory Towers in town.

"The truth shall set you free, but first it's gonna piss you off."

Frank Fasi had some good ideas on public transportation and in his time, public transportation on Oahu was considered one of the best in the nation. We have come a long ways down from that time. And with the 7 Billion dollar Rail Catastrophe it is going to get worse. And yet most people have been conned into accepting that traffic is going to get worse, not better.


The beautiful Articulated Bus. The #93 can, on week days, get you
Makaha to downtown Honolulu in an hour and a half. You ain't
gonna beat that on the Rail Disaster in a million years. And I
coulda got it right around the corner.

The small industrial park is just coming into full view for the residents and the Present Rail Party has tried to stop anything like that. Lualualei had to go through of lot of hassle before it was ok'd. There will be others in Waianae, and Kapolei.


The beautiful Industrial Park. The residents will worship the
very ground because it is desperately needed by them, not
by the Ivory Towers in Honolulu.

Thousands of automobiles missing from the freeways to and from Honolulu. Thousands of cars missing from downtown Honolulu traffic. The residents in these areas can be home in 20 minutes. And not everyone knows that minimum wage in any of these areas is worth ten times what it is worth in Honolulu. And they can have a little more time to spend with their families instead of commuting.

"White Sandy Beach" by Bruddah Iz

The Waianae Coast is home to some of Oahu’s best beaches including: Makaha Beach. Yokohama Bay, Pokai Bay Beach Park and Makua Beach. Makaha Beach is home to big wave surfing and In February is the location for the Old-timers Long board Surf Championship. More residents should have the time to enjoy these things.