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    When I was 12, going into 6th grade I went to summer camp. The camped was called Aloha Hive In Fairlee, Vermont. This was an all girls camp geared towards teaching girls skills such as, pitching a tent, hiking, making a fire, sailing, swimming among other things. Everyday at breakfast we would sign up for the activities we want to participate in for that day. On morning as I was eating an scanning over the list of the day 's activities my eye fixated on something called a “solo”. Immediately I…

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    disorganized could cause people to be exposed to more chlorine. Also, firefighters may need bigger firefighting equipment as backup in case the chlorine was exposed to gas and fire occurs. Lastly, our models will probably be different from real life. ALOHA does not take terrain into account and because chlorine lies low, buildings will redirect the movement of the gas. Previous case studies have shown chlorine is fairly hard to predict, which is why a helicopter is deployed so that it can be…

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    Drowsy Driving Essay

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    It has been said that most adults require 7-8.5 hours of sleep each day. (Aloha & Polo-Kantola, 2007) Aloha and Polo-Kantola also claim that in today’s society, “prolonged wakefulness is a widespread phenomenon.” There are enormous implications as to the impact that SD can have in today’s society. From military strategists, medical professionals, and the people who commute daily to and from work in their vehicles, all of whom can drastically and negatively affect the quality of their lives as…

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    Building Vs Buying A Home

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    Aloha Construction Compares: Building vs. Buying a House, Which Option is Right for You? So, you’re ready to move. Maybe you’re leaving your parent’s house for the first time, or maybe you’re ready to settle down in your forever home. When it comes to choosing a house, there are two main options: buy one, or build one. Both of these choices have pros and cons. Which one is right for you? Buying a Home Buying a home has many advantages over building it yourself. Aloha Construction breaks down…

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    Ladbroke Case Analysis

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    Ladbrokes comes together with SIS for a brand new content deal Without engaging content an online casino really does start to lose all of its appeal. Seeking to add what’s new and vibrant to its ever-growing ranks, it looks like Ladbrokes has a brand new content agreement to announce. Key content solutions provider on both the casino and sportsbook side of matters, SIS have become a leading industry name and will now work alongside Ladbrokes moving forward. The deal, which really does looks…

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    Hawaii’s culture of ohana and aloha cannot be matched by any other community in the world. It is also the most ethical and cultural diverse. At my school, there are five different languages spoken being spoken in the faculty lunchroom. There is always a vibe of friendliness, and everyone across the islands just feels connected to because it’s such a small state. It’s the only state that mostly everyone will know each other. It’s the true definition of a small world. It’s the only state where…

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    Hawaii Banking History

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    In 1897, the Bank of Hawaii opened for business in a two-story wooden building in downtown Honolulu. The original investment began with $400,000 in capital with its stock at par value of $100. Peter Cushman Jones, at 64 years old, became Bank of Hawaii’s first president. Bank of Hawaii opened its first branch office six years later in Lihue ( lee-HU-ay), Kaui (ka why e), and that branch is still in existence today. However, we do not know if the original building is still standing. As…

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    Shirts” on a daily basis, special occasions, and a weekly tradition known as “Aloha Friday”. Although the history of these shirts dates back to the early 1900’s and were composed of imported Japanese silks, Aloha Friday is the designated day for locals to show off their most brightly patterned, favorite Hawaiian shirt modernly made from polyester, cotton, or even authentic silk. Women and girls wear the “muumuu” on Aloha Fridays. The muumuu is a long, loosely fitting, dress with short sleeves…

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    How could anyone ruin a handshake? This experience rarely happens in Hawai’i, but frequent when meeting others of diverse backgrounds. In The International Bank of Bob, the author, Bob Harris, quotes that, “I’m still awkward about where to put my own hand in response, so I make a joke out of it, and Hamid and I share a fun moment of goofing around (6).” There are many ways of meeting new people, such as a handshake and a hug and kiss, but no one is expected to know which gesture to use when…

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    Ohana In Hawaii

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    Imagine an island where the ordinary is extraordinary. A luau, a glimpse of the aloha spirit that brings guest and islanders in a memorable setting. Experience what it means to have an Ohana; a unique extending love to everyone. Take part of the many adventures which are fun for all ages, whether a romantic getaway or a family vacation. When it comes to vacation destinations Hawaii is an unforgettable trip and worth the investment. Experience the rich cultural heritage of the Pacific Islands.…

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