Mini-Con coming to McCully-Moilili Library

by Alex on October 20, 2010
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Audra Furuichi's nemu*nemu

Do you ever wish you could go to Comic-Con in San Diego?  Or even attend Kawaii Con here in Hawai’i?  Then you’ll dig the Mini Con that’s coming to McCully-Moiliili Public Library on Saturday, October 23!

Kevin

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Stories of Aloha Giveaway!

by Alex on October 20, 2009
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First off, I want to send a big mahalo out to everybody involved with the special Stories of Aloha book distribution and signing event for former Aloha Airlines (AQ) employees.  This event was put together thanks to Jocelyn Fujii, Hula

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Book End: Weekend of Oct. 17

by Alex on October 16, 2009
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Another hectic week has passed and we feel we are constantly busy, not only with blog-related events but also a number of other things.  It’s always difficult around the holidays to find the time for everything you want to do, …

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Book Review: Stories of Aloha by Jocelyn Fujii

by Alex on October 3, 2009
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[gn_quote]This is a story of those who define Hawaiʻi.
This is a story of Aloha.[/gn_quote]

It goes without saying that anyone who lived in Hawaiʻi knows Aloha Airlines was one of its long-standing institutions, one that served the Hawaiian Islands …

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The “Spirit of Aloha” continues to soar in an upcoming book release!

by Alex on June 29, 2009
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Stories of Aloha by Jocelyn Fujii

For 61 years, Aloha Airlines flew the skies of Hawaii, presenting the travelers of the state with a culture of Aloha not found on any other airline.  Between the islands or across the Pacific …

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"Wings of Paradise": Hawaii’s history of flight brings insight to our turbulent times

by Alex on August 21, 2008
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Obviously, this is a must-read for anybody into aviation as it provides a wonderful story of our unique aviation history. It is also a great study into the world of business and economics, as both Hawaiian, Aloha and the rest employed numerous business strategies often with dramatic results. Finally, it provides a nice snapshot of Hawaii throughout the 20th century seen through the lens of her native airlines.
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