Tuesday, February 07, 2012
Features
Starting with small projects and learning to let go can help people get organized and reduce stress
Getting rid of clutter and organizing your belongings at home and in the office can increase productivity and reduces stress, so why not? Story »
A home remodel can provide a peek into a culture as well as architecture and construction. Contractor Max Suiter learned that during his recent renovation of the Okamura family residence in Manoa. Story »
Samurai swords, urns with ashes, broken dishes, and stained clothing and sheets are some of the items local thrift stores have rejected. These types of donations will get tossed or set aside. Story »
Ever heard of a Bokashi Bucket? North Shore resident Jim DiCarlo is hoping to get one in your hands and explain how it works as part of his Throw to Grow campaign. Story »
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At a Glance
For Friday, February 3, 2012
Dentists offer free care to needy families
Saturday » Religion
Just as people have the freedom of worship, they should be free to decide how to end their own lives under certain conditions, says John Heidel, president of the Interfaith Alliance Hawaii and founder of Religious Leaders for Assisted Dying. Story »
New Hope Windward, which normally meets at Regal Cinemas at the Windward Mall in Kaneohe, will move its Christmas services and musical production to the Ronald E. Bright Theatre at Castle High School in Kaneohe to accommodate anticipated crowds.
Sunday » Local Comics
Columns
For Sunday, February 5, 2012
Jimmy Borges is one of the most likable entertainers you'll ever meet — friendly, personable and humorous. Story »
A while ago I wrote an article about the detrimental effects of prolonged sitting on the human body. Story »
The holiday season is a wonderful time for families and friends to gather, reconnect and build lasting memories. Yet we know from mental health studies and firsthand experience that it can also be a stressful time for both children and adults. Story »
Q: I have a rose bush in my yard with many holes in the leaves, but why don't I ever see any insects? A: The holes in your leaves are most likely caused by a pale reddish-brown beetle called the Chinese rose beetle. Story »
James Bell received devastating news on April 4, 2010. The 61-year-old Waimea resident was diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma multiforme, the most common and aggressive form of brain cancer, and was scheduled for surgery to remove the tumors the following day. Story »
If there's one thing Capt. Charles Moore wants you to know, it's that the plastic floating in the ocean has an impact on you. Moore, credited by most as the discoverer of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, says that aside from harming marine animals, the petroleum-based plastics in the ocean ecosystem could have an as-yet-unknown impact on human health. Story »
Nutrient limitations can impair brain development starting in the womb and continue throughout childhood into young adult years. Our last article highlighted the importance of normal iron nutrition for brain development. Story »
A shuffle to the left, a grapevine to the right, a kick, step and turn. The intricate footwork during a line-dancing class definitely demanded my attention. Story »
I often find my enthusiasm for local restaurants wanes in light of my experiences in other cities, as well as reading about menus elsewhere, like Boulud Sud's in New York City, with its octopus in marcona-almond purée and kibbeh (lamb meatballs) with feta and pine nuts. Story »
The Spanish rice that we know and love in Hawaii is really a take on Mexican rice — a side dish of rice simmered with tomatoes, onions and spices — except that our version is a main dish, an economical one-pot meal bulked up with ground beef. Story »
The Urban Garden Center is hosting a plant sale next week, offering native plants, vegetables, palms, herbs and fruit trees. Story »
Augie Tulba — Augie T to fans and arguably the most active of Hawaii's stand-up comics — is the ringleader of a new family-friendly comedy show heading your way in March. Story »
Tonight, 6:45 p.m.: Soon-jung has kept all the dirt on Jung-in. She means to use it to keep her son. Il-bong and Jimi want to open a cafe together. Jung-in shows Won-seob how business is really done, but he doesn't appreciate the little show she puts on for him. Story »
Conceived in Dubai, brought to fruition in Hawaii, Borrison Ivy is the creation of Australian-born songwriter-guitarist Richard Barber. Story »
SERGEANT IS A SHOE-IN: Sgt. Ashleigh Berg’s passion for high-heeled shoes may have had something to do with her being seated in first lady Michelle Obama’s box with Jill Biden and other VIPs during President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address Jan. 24. Story »
When I find myself reaching for a second handful of Mele Kaliki Macs for breakfast, I know I've hit rock bottom. Story »
At a Hawaii Food & Wine Festival luncheon last fall, chef Ed Kenney featured an array of fresh, locally grown vegetables. Not only was his presentation wonderfully colorful, it deftly conveyed a "farm-to-table" theme. Story »
In November we looked back at pro wrestling in the islands. Local fans who enjoyed watching their favorite wrestling stars in action can thank promoter Ed Francis for bringing these events into the arenas and our homes. Story »
Pet Ohana
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For Friday, February 3, 2012
The Hawaiian Humane Society welcomes questions by e-mail, hhs@hawaiianhumane.org. Indicate "Pet Ohana" in the subject line. Or, write "Pet Ohana," Hawaiian Humane Society, 2700 Waialae Ave., Honolulu 96826.
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For Saturday, February 4, 2012
Kyzen Ainaanuenue Castilliano-Kamakeeaina • Jake Kogo Miyasaki • Kaili Rose Molina • Ethan Kiyoto Shinmoto Story »
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