GMO Hearing in Maui: Millions Against Monsanto

October 5th, 2011

 

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Dear Hawaii Activists,

You are invited to the MAUI GMO LABELING HEARING on October 7 from 8:30 – 11:30 am. This event is on the 8th floor of the Kalana O Maui Building, 200 S High St # 703

Please attend and TESTIFY IN PERSON – Numbers Count!

Please email testimony as soon as possible to pol.committee@mauicounty.us and come give ORAL TESTIMONY on Friday, October 7th. We need you to sign up to give testimony by 8:45am. 

Click link for more details.
https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=291433237537310

World Food Day – Upcoming events in Hawaii

World Food Day is a little more than a week away (Sunday, October 16th) and it is shaping up to be the single biggest GMO education event in history.

MAUI UNITED in FRONT of MONSANTO on World Food Day
https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=275011169190711 

There will also be folks tabling at the Island Naturals Market & Deli in Hilo on the Big Island. Come out to these events to show your support for labeling of GMOs. We have the RIGHT TO KNOW!

The Millions Against Monsanto Campaign Staff
Organic Consumers Association

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Japanese Nuclear Power Plant Radioactive Fallout

March 13th, 2011
How to Protect Yourself / Children from the Japanese Nuclear Plant Fallout

Dear SKY readers,

My uncle sent this email to me this morning, and I felt the information to be timely and helpful especially for those in Hawaii.  We already know to eat a healthy diet, now our lives depend on it even more!

Remember, Positive Vibrations and Love are so important too – so be vigilant with your mind/ego and remember who the Real Master of your thoughts, feelings and pictures is.

———————————From Ed Delate ——————–

I just did some research on the fallout from the Japanese Nuke Plant Accident due to the earthquake.  First of all, don’t get too worried.  It is those close to the plant that should be real worried.  Because of upper atmosphere wind dispersion, we are pretty safe in the US.  The gamma radiation has a very short life.  Nonetheless, the next 2 to 5 days, there will be radioactive iodine circling the globe.

 

To take precaution, eat vegetables and fruits high in iodide.  Natural Iodide will not allow the nuclear particles to be absorbed into the thyroid (thus preventing cancer down the road).  Also, take Potassium Iodide tablets.  Children are most in need of natural iodide.

 

The best fruits and vegetables for high iodide are:

 

Pineapples

Coconuts

Strawberries

Apricots

Soy products

Spinach

 

There is more info on line.

 

Let the nieces and nephews know, too.  Tell them not to overreact, but to just take precautions.

 

Have a good St. Patrick’s Day!

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Sending Love to the Waters of the Ocean

March 11th, 2011
  From the Kauai MuseLetter…
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 "No matter what the outer world may look like,
the silence within the heart remains untouched;
remember the silence, and the peace"
 
A brief note via tek:
 
The Lightworkers (ie. ALL OF US) managed to temper the last tsunami to 9". We can do it again. Just send pure unconditional LOVE to the tsunami. The water will reflect your intentions, just as last time.
 
MAHALO!
Tek
 
ps. yes, let's quell the waters; send blessings, peace and even-ness to the ocean; peace begins inside, in the heart, and then the "outer" reality will reflect calmness; take the peaceful Presence of your Heart with you as you go to sleep this night
 
"Thank you, water, I love you Water"

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Video: Hawaiian Message from the Heart

February 10th, 2011
The Hawaiians have an important message for displaced native peoples everywhere – don't give up, don't give in, Unite, be one and take the upper hand in mental attitude. As a person of partial indigenous blood, I feel disconnected from my tribe of heritage, yet strongly pulled to Hawaiian soil.  I will lend my energy, intention and thoughts in support of Hawaiians

Please read up on this site and if you care…then participate.

Mahalo.

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Midnite Returns: 100% Roots Reggae from St. Croix Kuhio Lounge – 2/2

February 1st, 2011
The Kaua’i MuseLetter 
"HeartBeat of Kaua'i" 
 
Midnite Returns to Kaua'i
 
 
Come celebrate Black History Month with one of largest names in the reggae scene. Roots reggae rockers, Midnite, from St. Croix in the US Virgin Islands, return to the Garden Island.
 
The concert will be on Feb. 2 at the Kuhio Lounge in the Aston Aloha Hotel in Kapaa. Midnite has been coming to the Hawaiian Islands for over 6 years and they have performed Kauai many times, the last being at the One Love Gardens for over 800 people.
Midnite is considered to be one of the most popular reggae bands touring today and has a loyal following in the reggae and Rastafarian movement. Midnite is known to play real roots reggae music which originally came from Jamaica. Not only do they preach Rastafarian life in their music, they live it. They are true Rastafarians who practice Vegetarianism and hold to strict diets for spiritual and health reasons. Their songs are filled with deep and political issues regarding the Rastafarian movement and the struggles we all face in today’s modern world.

Midnite's profound and innovative lyrics are sincere and deeply rooted, representing their culture. Their CD recordings and live performances have reggae and non reggae listeners open to the messages they bring. Midnite explodes in live performances with sets that often exceed 3 hours. Their vigorous, weighty sound, driven by the punchy bass lines creates a vibe that penetrates straight to the heart. These epic musical communions have earned Midnite an enormous following throughout the roots community.

Opening guests for the concert will be Kauai’s favourite reggae band, The Lambsbread. Bringing pure fyah to the stage, lead singer Kaya delivers a message of upliftment and positivity to the crowd. Adding her angelic voice and sweet harmonies to the music is female vocalist for the Lambsbread, Nadia. On stage they are backed by the Fyah Red Band which consists of some of the top musicians in the Hawaii reggae scene.
 
The group has had several international hits, starting with their first single from Zion High Records “Love in the House” 2004. The tune was released on 7in vinyl from Kingston, Jamaica, and the single was heard worldwide. The video for the tune has reached half a million views on YouTube and is watched by fans from Brazil, France, Netherlands, Germany, US, Hawaii and more. Their next hit came with the tune “Mountain Top” featuring Prezident Brown, released by Lustre Kings 2006. Still in heavy rotation on Hawaii radio, this tune came out on the Red Razor compilation and spent 3 months in the top 50 selling reggae albums at Itunes peaking at # 8.
 
Concert information:

Maui Brewing Company and 98.9 Island Radio present…
100% Roots Reggae from St. Croix
Midnite
Opening guests… The Lambsbread & Fyah Red Band
+ New Fyah Sound with Alika
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Kuhio Lounge, 3-5920 Kuhio Hwy.,
Aston Hotel, Kauai, Kapaa,
HI
Doors 9pm – Show 9:30pm
Tickets are $30 Advance and $35 at the door.
Available at: Charge by phone 1-855-2-FLAVOR (352867)
or online at www.groovetickets.com, Papaya Natural Foods
(Kapaa), Hanalei surf company, Progressive Expressions (Koloa),
SweetNSassy (Eleele Shopping Center), Aston Aloha Beach Hotel
 
 
 

Dear God, please let me relocate to Hawaii. Thank you.

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agave nectar no bueno

December 3rd, 2010
This just in from my sister on the Big I…
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check out this link…agave is not all we thunk it was…darn it.  sending you all lots of aloha
Laurel
 

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Illegal to grow an organic garden?!

November 23rd, 2010
UPDATE ON S510- It passed the Senate unanimously yesterday
 

Aloha all,
Senate bill 510 was introduced March 3 2009 and has been quietly gathering support ever since. Newest Status: it passed the Senate Unanimously yesterday and was passed on to committee for amendment considerations.
From there it goes to the house. The goal is to have it signed by Obama by the end of the lame duck session

For those of you who haven't gotten my email regarding S510 and two house bills, Here is a retransmission. with links to videos by Glen Beck and others.

If ever there was a life altering legislation, this is it .09:51 am November 18, 2010 Congressional leaders are discussing strategies for completing a food safety bill for the president's signature before the lame-duck session ends.There are several bills on the US congressional docket, some are on the floor for vote TODAY! S510, HR 875,

They allow:
1. Making growing an organic garden, for your own consumption or sharing or selling ALL OF THE ABOVE: Illegal.
2. Making Small farms which will not be able to comply with the NEW GOVERNMENT AGENCY regulations because of huge costs, illegal.
3. Making production of any food that does not use commercial fertilizers illegal.
4. Saving seed from your produce illegal
5. Paperwork for both producer AND consumer for any food bought without a bar code on it mandatory FOR EACH FOOD ITEM BOUGHT so it can be traced back to the producer. Mandatory information includes: when and where it was purchased, when and where you intend to ingest it, etc.

Bottom Line: Those not in compliance with this NEW GOVERNMENT AGENCY BEING FORMED,(and headed by the Monsanto  advisor in Obama FDA agency) can have their land ceased, sold and fines enforced of up to $1,000,000 PER INCIDENT.

HOW TO STOP IT:

Sign this petition at Citizens for Health:
www.Congress.org and type in your zip code in the box in the upper right hand corner.

2) Click on your Senator's name, and then on the contact tab for their phone number. You can also call the Capitol Switchboard and ask to be directly connected to your Senator's office: 202-224-3121.

3) Once connected ask to speak to the legislative staff person responsible for agriculture. If they are unavailable leave a voice mail message. Be sure to include your name and phone number.

4) Begin with "I am a constituent of Senator/Congressman___________ . I ask that he/she " then express your NON support of any and all legislation current (including S510 and HR 875)  and future which would prohibit growing your own food of choice in the way the constitution of the U.S. provides.

You may also wish to explain that you oppose the Food Safety Modernization Act in its entirety, and it is a destructive law that will destroy the future of food in America.

"I am a constituent of Senator___________. I ask that he/she support the Tester Amendment to the food safety bill. The Tester Amendment will exempt the safest, small, owner-operator farms and food facilities and farmers who direct market their products to consumers, stores or restaurants. Food safety legislation should not create inappropriate and costly regulatory barriers to family farms and the growing healthy food movement in the drive to crack down on corporate bad actors. Please support the Tester Amendment and market opportunities for small and mid-sized family farms, and small food processing facilities."

Here are links with more information:  The first is Glen Beck
http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=EtLGuOQemnQ&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=GwEib4FcD24
http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=epXNJNjYBvw&feature=related     
http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=y6HwOjue_nU&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=4Z1C8VKtLwY&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=6Gx5CjUD3-E&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=fUYYZTMN3ic&feature=related

This type of legislation has been going on since March 2009 in one bill after another as witnessed in this video . There is no evidence that these people spearheaded by Monsanto are going to stop until they succeed.  It is up to US if we want to feed our families anything but GMO's to stop them again and again.

Aloha and Mahalo Nui Loa for your interest in keeping our food as God intended it,
 -Please help Save the Farmers and protect the food you love!!!
 Big Mahalos to Lynda Driscoll for compiling this info!!!

Jillian T. Seals
Director
Kauai Farmers Coop
808-652-5110

  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Humboldt County – Rally Tuesday at Eureka Courthouse against Navy’s 5-year Warfare Testing

November 22nd, 2010

Rally Tuesday at Eureka Courthouse against Navy's 5-year Warfare Testing

dunebean | November 22, 2010 at 6:54 am | Categories: military testing, navy | URL: http://wp.me/pilfx-mx

There will be a rally at the Eureka Courthouse on Tuesday, Nov. 23 at Noon to oppose the U.S. Navy's 5-year warfare testing and protest of the permit issued by NOAA which violates current environmental protections.

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Show up and be heard if you are in the Humboldt area.

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Alternative Power: Making Use Of Energy Star Water Heaters

November 1st, 2010

Energy Star water heaters entered the market in January 2009, with only five models available. They made good sales for anyone trying to improve their home’s energy efficiency or for new building construction. Depending on the house, the climate and the heating system, the home owner can make savings between 7.5 and 5.5 percent. More and more people are expected to start using Energy Star water heaters as alternative power sources because they can save a huge amount of natural gas and electricity, not to mention that millions of tons of carbon dioxide no longer get in the atmosphere.

1. A primary model of Energy Star water heaters is that with a high-efficiency gas storage design.

2. A different model of Energy water heaters use gas condensing to capture heat.

3. ‘Heat water on demand’ is the main feature of another type of Energy Star water heaters; they can be used for the entire house, and they don’t have an incorporated tank.

4. Heat pump Energy Star water heaters are another viable option. Electricity is used to take the heat from the air and transfer it to the water.

5. Last but not least, we ought to mention solar water heaters that come in a variety of models with expert certification.

The Energy Star water heaters accepted for the tax credit include the solar water heaters, the electric heat pump water heaters and the gas, oil or propane water heaters (with or without tanks). You will not qualify for a tax credit with an electric storage tank water heater and the electric tankless water heater. The tax credit saves around 30 percent of the costs of the heaters and labor or installation costs may be included, depending on the case .

It is important to check the certification of the equipments that you purchase, to make sure that you meet all the requirements of the federal tax credit program, and you don’t face rejection from the authorities in charge. Energy Star water heaters are available from several well-reputed designers, but the real trick is to find the one that best meets your home conditions, the specifics of the location, the family needs and the climate (just like the case if you’re going to build a solar panel).

When you read forum posts or Internet reviews, it is ideal to find out what people ?»¿in your state are utilizing and how pleased they are with a certain model. You’re most likely to get some answers to your queries, if you only know where to look. It’s much easier to come up with the proper model of Energy Star water heaters as alternative power source for your own home.

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He Inoa No Na Lani – Musical Tribute to Hawai`i’s Royal Ali`i

October 27th, 2010
 
Proudly presented by the Ka`ie`ie Foundation and Kumu Hula, Kehaulani Kekua
He Inoa No Na Lani

An inspiring theatrical Hula & Hawaiian Musical Tribute to Hawai`i’s Royal Ali`i

 

Get your tickets now for the Debut Performance this Friday, October 29!

 

He Inoa No Na Lani  is an inspiring theatrical Hula and Hawaiian Musical experience based on historic events, Native Hawaiian thought, and imagery that will highlight Hawai`i’s pre-contact and monarchy periods.  Written and directed by Kumu Hula, Kehaulani Kekua, the production will debut its premiere performance on Friday, October 29 in the Jasmine Ballroom of the Kaua`i Beach Resort.  An ensemble of selected musicians and dancers, along with kuku`i `olelo serving as storytellers will make up the cast of Halau Palaihiwa O Kaipuwai’s Performing Company.
 
 
The evening will begin with a special opening ceremony and an overture of chants dedicated to Kaua`i’s ancient ali`i such as, Mo`ikeha, Kaumuali`i and others.  The production will segue into performance chapters featuring remarkable repertoire of mele ali`i or royal compositions written by, or for King Kalakaua, Queen Lili`uokalani, Princess Likelike, Prince Leleiohoku.  Songs for other ali`i including Queen Ka`ahumanu and Princess Ka`iulani will also be presented, along with mele aloha `aina and mele ali`i by other notable Hawaiian music composers.  The collection of songs selected for He Inoa No Na Lani will unveil the compelling history and life experiences of Hawai`i’s beloved ali`i that reigned over the Hawaiian Island Nation through the overthrow of Queen Lili`uokalani in 1893.

TOTALLY DIFFERENT FROM HALAU PALAIHIWA O KAIPUWAI’S PAST PERFORMANCE EVENTS!!!   Over the past years, Kumu Hula Kehaulani Kekua has purposely brought Hula Kahiko to the forefront to revitalize authentic, sacred hula practice, presentation and performance. However, Kumu Kehaulani’s style and artistry of hula `auana is also second to none! Specially choreographed hula that flows with grace and regal beauty will take to the stage in grand fashion complete with formal Hawaiian garments and costuming of the monarchy era.

The classical Hawaiian musical idiom created by the royal siblings (Kalakaua, Lili`uokalani, Likelike and Leleiohoku) was highly developed and exquisitely woven with closely observed nature imagery, hidden meanings known as kaona and other Hawaiian compositional features.

 

He Inoa No Na Lani is an exhilarating Hawaiian production that is not to be missed!  Truly a debut in many ways, this premiere performance event will present the skill, beauty and elegance of Hula, the accuracy of Hawai`i’s history and the brilliance of Hawaiian chiefs and chiefesses who were expert haku mele and leaders who had great love for their Hawaiian Nation and its people.

This specially created signature event officially closes the 2-month spree of “Let Us Show You Aloha Kaua`i Style!” celebrations.  Brought to Kaua`i residents and visitors with the support of the Hawai`i Tourism Authority’s Festivals of Hawai`i program, He Inoa No Na Lani is presented by the Ka`ie`ie Foundation in collaboration with the Garden Island Arts Council and the Kaua`i Beach Resort.

6p      Come early for Pre-Concert festivities throughout the hotel with no-host cocktails and live entertainment.  Fresh flower leis, Halau Palaihiwa O Kaipuwai and event products and merchandise, as well as various food and beverage options will be available.  Enjoy a delicious Oceanfest Buffet in the Naupaka Terrace Restaurant.  (Reservations are required and are NOT included in the ticket price.)  Preferred seating will be available for dinner guests.

7p      Opening Ceremony and Premiere of He Inoa No Na Lani featuring the Performing Company of Halau Palaihiwa O Kaipuwai under the direction of Kumu Hula, Kehaulani Kekua.

DON’T WAIT!  GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!

This is Halau Palaihiwa O Kaipuwai’s final production performance experience of the year!  The last 3 Halau events sold out well in advance of the event date…don’t wait to get your tickets!  Specially priced premiere tickets are $22 (12 & under) and $25 (13 & up) or $30 and $35 at the door.  Tickets are also available at islandwide outlets at: Kaua`i Beach Resort, Island Soap & Candleworks in Kolo and Kilauea, Kaua`i Music & Sound in Waipouli and Magic Dragon in Princeville.  Tickets may also be purchased on-line at www.kaieie.org for pick up at Will Call at the event.  No photography or videotaping will be permitted.  All persons attending, including infants and children must have a ticket.  For assistance, please call 808.346.7574.

Ha`ina `ia ka puana i lohe ia,

…no na pono `ana kama lehulehua!

Tell the refrain so that all may hear of Hawai`i’s compelling history and the life experiences of our beloved ali`i!  -Bridging Hawai`i’s past into the present with meaningful purpose to understand, inspire and aloha…that which is `oia`i`o or genuinely the truth. 

 

 

Aloha! 

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