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Monday, October 31, 2011
October 31, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Sneak Attack: Inouye hides Akaka Bill in Policy Rider -- just after “Grazing Permits”
  2. Waipahu soldier and 11 others overcome Afghanistan ambush, receive awards
  3. Hawaii Ranks 12th in Energy Efficiency
  4. Akaka Bill Sneak Attack Starts to Make National News
  5. Star-Advertiser: Will Recktenwald Continue Supremes Tradition of Making it up as they Go Along?
  6. Lowest salaries in the country limit interest in judicial appointments, not public disclosure
  7. Council will revisit proposed ban on items in public areas
  8. State sees high-rises jutting from skyline
  9. 100 Trust Fund Babies Protest Wall Street Greed on Kauai
  10. WCC Student Paper Profiles Homeless Advocate
  11. Taken for a Ride: Hawaii's Runaway School Bus Costs
  12. Hannemann Radio Show Doesn't Cross Legal Line
  13. Akaka Bill: Hawaii News Media Reporting Falsehoods as Though They are Commonly Accepted Facts
  14. HECO Rigs Lanai, Molokai Bidding to Favor C&C Windfarm
  15. Lahaina man, 19, racks up 5 felonies in 2 months—gets 18 months
  16. Kill a Doctor, Get Six years?
  17. Styrofoam: Environmentalists Brainwash Children to use Ti Leaves instead of Plates
  18. Hawaiian papaya to test GMO acceptance in Japan
  19. Punchbowl cemetery upgrades worthwhile

Sunday, October 30, 2011
October 30, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Honolulu Cockfighter paid by City: $480K to ‘Investigate Rooster Complaints’
  2. Full Text: IBEW, Hawaiian Tel on Strike Vote
  3. Kalapa: Tax Experts Favor System With Broad Base, Low Rates
  4. Star-Advertiser Punked by Global Warmer posing as Climate Skeptic
  5. Occupy Wall Street: "We handle rapes internally" -- Two rapists caught, not reported to police
  6. Sneak Attack: Inouye Attempts to Slip Akaka Bill in as “Policy Rider”
  7. Meth Dealer undermines Federal Extortion Case Against HPD Major
  8. IBEW members cast votes on whether to strike against Hawaiian Telcom
  9. Unprecedented security for next month’s APEC conference has some in Waikiki grumbling
  10. Lawsuit: End-of-Life Care Scammer Grabs Heiress’ Hawaii Home
  11. Most judges were on public lists, paper finds
  12. Hawaii DoE, UH Enlist Obama’s Former Solicitor General to Equate Japanese Americans with Head-Chopping Jihadis
  13. Vietnam Protester Abercrombie to march in November 5 Vietnam Veterans Parade
  14. Hawaii National Guard to deploy, but where?
  15. Abercrombie Cutbacks Force Shutdown of Kapiolani Child Protection Center
  16. Inmate Labor Builds Unpermitted Waimanalo Park, then tears it down
  17. Sheriff Plays Shell Game with Big Island Bailiffs
  18. Kauai Council weighs tax reforms
  19. Your Welfare Dime At Work: Pregnant F-to-M Transsexual Tracy Lagondino born in Hawaii
  20. Kona: Kenoi’s Redistricting Team Works hard to Keep Hilo Majority
  21. Quantum Leap: Abandoned Yacht Washes up at Sprecklesville

Saturday, October 29, 2011
October 29, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Superferry: Honolulu Lawyer Dissects Civil Beat’s Latest “Fact Check” Debacle
  2. Hawaii's Unemployment Trust Fund Out of Debt
  3. Imagine the Outrage if a Private Insurer Cut Benefits the way Abercrombie Does
  4. Akaka: Act 195 Allows Streamlining of Akaka Bill
  5. Hawaii and the Hawaiians in the American Civil War
  6. Fundamentals Matter: Capitalism not the Problem
  7. 'Occupy’ Protest loses permit due to public masturbation…and More
  8. Maui News Survey: 64% ‘Extremely Dissatisfied’ with Abercrombie
  9. Boylan: Abercrombie did not want Aides to Resign, but they were Disillusioned
  10. Akaka Tribe to Replace Pork Barrel?
  11. Hawaiian Telcom union voting to authorize strike During APEC, Fighting for 26 weeks paid annual sick leave
  12. Governor's lawyers ask judge to toss Judicial Secrecy suit
  13. Court: Charter Schools Are State Entities, Cannot Sue Other State Entities
  14. ‘Occupy’ To Set up Camp Just in time for APEC
  15. Brewbaker: Economy Worse than mid-1990s For Big Island
  16. Poll: Carlisle Leaves 'Em Wondering
  17. Muslim Student Slipping Away from the Fold?
  18. Hawaii Union Member moves to Idaho, Suddenly Begins Speaking Freely
  19. Gabbard Encouraged by ‘Occupy’ Protests: “Two Weeks in Afghanistan Would pay for Honolulu Rail”
  20. Mufi Campaign is For the Birds
  21. ‘Playing off Occupy’ draws Professional Protesters to Turtle Bay
  22. New Bail Conditions In Waikiki Extortion Case
  23. Backed by City, Atheist’s Companion Harasses Duane ‘Dog’ Chapman over Height of Gate on Driveway
  24. Supreme Court stops arbitrary cuts in legal fees for court-appointed counsel
  25. Homeless in Lihue Petition for Right to be Drunk in Public, Urinate on County Building
  26. Kona Middle Schoolers Busted for Fake Bomb at School
  27. Proposed Water Rate Hike Being Revised, Start Date Likely To Be Delayed
  28. Hawaii lost 2,900 retail jobs during the recession
  29. Search committee formed to find next UH Manoa chancellor
  30. Former Assisted Suicide Opponent to talk on Palliative Care

Friday, October 28, 2011
October 28, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Hanabusa Most Unpopular of Hawaii Congressional Delegation
  2. Rail: Ansaldo Contract based on Raid of Honolulu General Fund?
  3. US Supreme Court asked to Decide Constitutionality of Cash Payments for Development Approvals
  4. Abercrombie's DHS Seeks Insurers to Transform Medicaid
  5. Abercrombie’s DHS Cuts Child Welfare $5.8M
  6. APEC: Obama needs Congressional Support for Free Trade in Pacific—but Hirono, Hanabusa vote No
  7. Politico: Lingle Wins October
  8. Governing: U.S. House Often a Poor Launching Pad for Governor
  9. Star-Advertiser Caught Lying About Alleged Change of Heart by Global Warming Skeptic
  10. Biofuel Scammers Take Over Hawaii Nature Conservancy
  11. State backs Sub-Prime loans for Solar Systems
  12. Cost of rail contract grows because of insurance coverage
  13. ACLU Admits Homeless Litigation Aims to Advance Policy, not Civil Liberties
  14. Lawmakers Asked To Tighten Laws on Financial Abuse of Elderly
  15. Skateboarders, Football Coaches Rumble at Aiea High School
  16. Latest Accused Molester Teacher Awarded with Paid Vacation by DoE
  17. San Diego Gay Activist Interested in Using Hawaii Youth Suicides to Advance Agenda
  18. State prepares in case HMC hospitals close
  19. No Support for Aloha Stadium Beer Ban
  20. Superferry: Civil Beat Fact Check Gets it Wrong Again
  21. NEIGHBORHOOD BOARD MEMBER SAYS EWA NB CHAIR SHOULD RETURN ELDERLY MAN’S HOME TO FAMILY
  22. Eco-Nazis Harass Surfer over Turtle Photo
  23. Audit challenges need, cost for regulating dog breeders
  24. Akaka Proposes Bill to Hire more HGEA
  25. Democrat Staffer to Direct Hawaii Bar Association
  26. Stephens Media Lawyers Ordered to Pay Attorney’s Fees in Copyright Case
  27. Modernizing Honolulu International Airport
  28. Hawaiian collects $18.8M in Baggage fees during second quarter
  29. Environmentalists Crushed as Weiku Bug is Saved from Endangerment
  30. Democrats Launch Third Party Effort to Get Obama Reelected with Plurality

Thursday, October 27, 2011
October 27, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Aftermath: What Happens to Wind Farms When They Die?
  2. Why is Detroit Casino Operator Mike Malik Dragging former Hawaii Governor Waihee on Long Island, NY?
  3. Chinese Communists Cheer Formation of “Zhou Enlai Peace Institute” in Honolulu
  4. Institute for Justice Attorney, IWF Leader to Speak in Honolulu
  5. Hawaii Lags as States Ban Contracting with Companies that do Business With Iran
  6. Slom Raising Cain
  7. Civil Beat Poll: Even Democrats Reject Abercrombie’s Tax Hikes
  8. Abercrombie Pushes Ice Cream Tax, Aides Panic
  9. Think Progress: Lingle Breaks With Republican Presidential Hopefuls On National Right To Work Law
  10. Tax Credits: Clinton Crony Movie Moguls Coming Back for More Bribery
  11. EUTF's drug plan transition is delayed
  12. Newest Akaka Bill Effort Highlights Need for “Sunlight” in Politics
  13. Trademark filing spurs speculation about Ko Olina Casino
  14. Cayetano: Civil Beat is Overpriced Blog With a Hidden Agenda
  15. Mike Buck Show Cancelled by Clear Channel
  16. Atheist Advertiser, City of Honolulu Act Quickly to Eradicate Cross from Hilltop, seek Culprit
  17. Police arrest teacher for alleged sex assaults of 14-year-old student
  18. Star-Adv Suddenly Endorses Homeless Sweeps
  19. Obama's Top Trade Ambassador Blanks on APEC History
  20. No Free Speech for APEC Supporters: Tiny Group of Protesters Seeks to Silence UH Support for APEC
  21. Federal Judge Throws Out Discrimination Complaint Against Six Hawaii Farms
  22. Cop Accused Of Rape Says Sex With Suspect Was Consensual
  23. Judge gives former Honolulu police officer several hours to show up at sex assault sentencing
  24. UH regents approve tuition increases for next five years
  25. Kakaako project would include Hawaii’s tallest building
  26. St. Francis Sisters: We won’t take our hospitals back
  27. UH-West Oahu Named Among Top Social Media Colleges?
  28. Revolving Door HPR’s Kayla Rosenfeld takes state communications job
  29. Kenoi Contributor Brian DeLima Appointed To Salary Commission
  30. Standing up to bullies

Wednesday, October 26, 2011
October 26, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Mainland Suicide Activists Push Agenda on Hawaii
  2. AMA: Hawaii 5th Least Competitive Health Insurance Market
  3. Honolulu 16th Worst City to Be Young
  4. Akaka Bill Sneak Attack: Inouye Slips Akaka Tribe Recognition into Appropriations Bill
  5. Tax Credits Targeted by Pono Chong, Solar Industry on Defense
  6. Full Text: Hawaii Completes 2010 Financials 16 Months Later
  7. SA: Poll is wake-up call for governor
  8. Democrat Media Desperately Flailing Around, Seeking Angle of Attack against Lingle
  9. CD2 Race breaks down to Hannemann vs Gabbard
  10. Hawaii’s Taxpayers Owe $25,000 for Past Debt
  11. Weak Dollar Drives Japanese, Canadian Tourist influx
  12. HSTA renews push for Teacher’s Tax Credit
  13. P-20 Pushes for More DoE Spending
  14. 1999 Hawaii Brain Drain Still True 12 years Later
  15. Malama Solomon Busted for Bulldozing Six Hawaiian Archeological Sites, May Get off Scot-Free
  16. Upgraded units thrill residents of Kuhio Park
  17. School to become Prison: Kulani plan moves ahead
  18. AG: State land Development Corp has all the Power
  19. ERS Director: Boldness needed to fix workers' funds
  20. Plenty of litigation, not so much Boldness: EUTF Losing $1.4M on CVS Pharmacy Contract, Extends for 6 mos
  21. Did Honolulu Council Members Violate Sunshine Law at Rail Conference?
  22. Surprise, Surprise: After a year of Hype about “puppy mills” State proposes higher fees
  23. State Pays Steep Price Increase For New Maui Housing Contract
  24. No Drug Test for Welfare, but Public Housing May Ban Tobacco Smoking
  25. UH Manoa Global Warming Propaganda Center may be Cut in Budget negotiations
  26. Salmonella vs Eco-Religion: Local, organic foods not always safer
  27. KHON: Sweep pushes homeless off of Chinatown sidewalk
  28. Federal court remands Lui case back to state
  29. Census: More Asians in Texas than Hawaii
  30. Matson Celebrates Guam Shipping Monopoly
  31. APEC News Roundup:

Tuesday, October 25, 2011
October 25, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Lingle not running from RINO label
  2. Marumoto Renews Pledge to Fight Pension Tax
  3. Hawaii Congressional Delegation: How They Voted October 24, 2011
  4. Panos: Honolulu Heavy Rail Is an Energy Black Hole
  5. Legislative Committee to Hold Briefing on Elder Abuse
  6. Hawaii’s jobless rate up 3.6 points since recession began
  7. Worst Governor in the USA, Abercrombie Doubles Down of Failure, Incompetence
  8. Abercrombie Has Hit Bottom, Eating Crow, Not Changing Direction
  9. Borreca: Abercrombie needs 180 Degree Turnaround
  10. Abercrombie to Push for Soda Tax, claims Pension Tax is off Table
  11. HECO’s Alm still Backs Abercrombie
  12. Fidell: Rejection of biofuel plan is a huge setback for Green Energy Scammers
  13. Man to Face Extradition from Hawaii for 1997 Murder at Utah Homeless Shelter
  14. APEC: Maoists to Hang with Homeless for 3 Days, then Head for Ala Moana
  15. Jackbooted Hawaii PBS Thugs to Eject Poor, Sick Homeless Women and Children from Vacant Lot
  16. 50 Homeowners Blocked from Renovations because of Hydrant Distance
  17. Hickam sized up as base for drone squadron
  18. Boys should get HPV vaccine too, panel says
  19. "Native of Owhyhee" Featured on Olelo Television
  20. Horizon Lines to discontinue service to Guam and Asia
  21. Guam fish trade alarmed by limits
  22. Inouye is Victim of Credit Card Fraud

Tuesday, October 25, 2011
October, 2011 Letters to the Editor
News Release
  1. Elder Caregiver: We need Aloha, not “Death by Prescription”
  2. Cayetano’s Consumer Advocate says Left is lame but Hawai’i Free Press Has no Place
  3. A Misdirected Blast from a Supporter of Abercrombie’s New Communications Director

Monday, October 24, 2011
October 24, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. 49% Waste: Inspector General Slams Hawaii Navy Solar Projects
  2. LifeNews: Lingle Faces Pro-Abortion Mazie Hirono in Hawaii Senate Race
  3. Obama's Iraq Failure
  4. Hirono to Maui News: Hawaii Can Lead on Wind Farms
  5. Abercrombie Administration Requests Fed Approval for Nation’s Most Limited Medicaid Hospitalization Coverage
  6. Billionaire’s Minion: “People need to break grip of private interests that control public policy”
  7. Diplomat: APEC Traffic leads to Gnashing of Teeth
  8. HECO’s Approach to Uncertainty
  9. CB: Is 2012 a repeat of 2002?
  10. GOP, Dems Benefit Equally From Hawaii's Big Donors
  11. Hooser Still Hinting at CD2 Run
  12. Governor, Media Director Both Penned Novels
  13. Court: Kauai GOP Candidate should have not been Allowed Late Filing
  14. Obama Fishing Czar Divides Democrats
  15. Styrofoam: Civil Beat reviews Military History in War on Restaurant Industry
  16. Alleged Discoverer of ‘Pacific Garbage Patch’ speaks about new book
  17. Aala homeless leave, but leave mess behind
  18. Judge passes up plea deal, orders jail in welfare fraud
  19. Suit seeks to stop Halloween celebration
  20. Stadium brawl shines light on problem with beer sales
  21. Bank of Hawaii 3Q Net Falls 1.7% On Weaker Revenue
  22. First Hawaiian's earnings fall as It runs out of Act 221 Tax Credits

Sunday, October 23, 2011
October 23, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Kalapa: Alternative Energy Tax Credits Opened Flood Gates
  2. Cayetano’s Consumer Advocate says Left is lame but Hawai’i Free Press Has no Place
  3. A Misdirected Blast from a Supporter of Abercrombie’s New Communications Director
  4. Star-Adv hires Kenoi Admin Official to Cover Rail
  5. Iraq tied to 9-11 Attack? Star-Advertiser Editors Lie About Iraq War in order to Back Hirono
  6. Ideology Trumps Reality as Hirono Denounces Iraq War one More Time
  7. Hawaii’s Very Own Dr. Death now seeking Victims
  8. Spitting on ethics might have voters spitting back
  9. 32 Oahu Churches Participate In Massive Clean Up Effort (Religion in Action)
  10. Wash Examiner: Prostitution Prime Business Opportunity from APEC (Atheism in Action)
  11. Petition Drive as Chang, McKelvey Renew Push for State Lottery
  12. A red tape emergency: Abercrombie's stealth decree waiving land-use law
  13. New Foreclosure law flounders
  14. Arson at Kawaiaha’o Church Burns Human Remains
  15. Kauai Council to Burn $75K trying to Steal Boatyard from Owner

Saturday, October 22, 2011
October 22, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. FULL TEXT: Motion For Summary Judgment Forcing Disclosure of Abercrombie’s Judicial Nominees
  2. New Zealand World’s Best Country to Start a Business
  3. Hawaii: Second Highest Taxes on Earth?
  4. Rail Building Kiewit executive Picked as Trustee of Rail-Skeptic Kamehameha Schools
  5. Ansaldo Pays $150K Fine for Unlicensed Rail Contracting, Fine could have been $560M
  6. Ten Months In, Abercrombie is hated even by Democrats
  7. Reality Trumps Ideology: Hawaii PBS to Force Homeless Encampment off Property
  8. Senator Hee escapes ethics penalties despite commission concerns
  9. Ideology Trumps Reality as Hirono Denounces Iraq War one More Time
  10. Poll Claims 49% want Gay ‘Marriage’
  11. New Job After Five Weeks: Hawaiian Airlines names Sunshine Topping recruiting director
  12. Shack Extortion Defendant getting out on $250k Bail
  13. HPD To Wear Straw Hats, Aloha Shirts for APEC
  14. Parrots outnumber People at Kauai ‘Occupy’ Protest
  15. Outside sources provide 17% of Honolulu’s personal income
  16. Hawaii's Most Wanted fugitive captured
  17. Layoffs at resort might violate law
  18. Hoopili Re-labels Greenstrips, Drainage Areas as Commercial Farms
  19. Hawaii County Redistricting Puts Ford, Smart in Same Council District
  20. On Target Shooting Range to Be used by Hawaii County Police?

Friday, October 21, 2011
October 21, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. No Gag Order in Hawaii Blind-Deaf School Homosexual Rape Gang Case
  2. Neil Abercrombie is the Least Popular Governor in USA
  3. Poll: Obama's numbers down even in Hawaii
  4. HPD Releases APEC Road Closure Schedule
  5. HOPE Probation Expands to Four New Communities
  6. Enviros decide Hawaii Reefs worth $33B of your money, Design Survey to arrive at Conclusion
  7. National Pro-Abortion Money Pours into Hirono’s Campaign
  8. Abercrombie is Lingle’s Ace in the Hole
  9. Gary Hooser May be Violating Federal Election Law in run for Congress
  10. Perfect Symbolism of Entire System: Illegal Fundraising by Legislators was to Buy Surfboard for Obama
  11. CB: HLRB Hearings Show the System is a Joke
  12. Lokelani Lindsey’s Lawyer now heads State Housing Development Corp
  13. Nobody has Gumption to Get Killer off Shoreline Squat
  14. Gay Mental Illness to Be Focus State of Hawaii Conference aimed at Your Children
  15. Boon to Tourism: Dollar slumps to record low versus yen
  16. Jobless rate up a third straight month to 6.4%
  17. No Overtime in Top Three: ERS To Push for Pension Reform Again
  18. SA: Education trumps housing on DOE land
  19. Bhago Trying to Rescue State IT Dying on Side of Road
  20. Sop to Solar Industry? FERC Dismisses Kauai Hydro Applications
  21. New Hearing for Hoopili Grows Heated
  22. The Shack: Accused Waikiki Extortionist May Get Bail
  23. Army plans ambitious Pohakuloa upgrade
  24. Dopey Hawaii County Council to be Tested for Drugs?
  25. Did Animal Liberation Whackos Get a U.S. Marine Colonel Fired?
  26. Stealing Electricity? Saipan Attorney General, Auditor Trade Criminal Charges
  27. Karma: Latest Electric Car gets 19 MPG

Thursday, October 20, 2011
October 20, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. VIDEO: Gaddafi Pulled from Storm Drain, Argues with Captors before Getting Final Bullet
  2. China Cancels Honolulu Flights, Abercrombie calls Asia trip "extremely productive"
  3. Hawaii DoE grabs for another $50M from Race to the Top
  4. The Backdoor Attempt to Rewrite No Child Left Behind
  5. Pro-Assisted Suicide Advocates Falsely Advertise Suicide as Legal in Hawaii
  6. VIDEO: Lingle Visits Neighbor Islands
  7. New Poll shows Lingle beating Ed Case for Senate
  8. Horizon Lines Avoids Bankruptcy, But Delisted by NYSE
  9. Lingle’s $400K Fundraiser Creates Optimism
  10. Mehau Crony Naone back out after Paltry 14 Months
  11. Would Lingle Reintroduce Old Version of Akaka Bill?
  12. Issues at ORI Senior Center Unresolved as Federal Deadline Looms
  13. Counting on rail transit jobs? The numbers just don't add up
  14. Prostitution conviction of President Obama's friend stricken from court record—2nd Deferred Acceptance
  15. APEC host panel declares stage set for summit
  16. UPW Leans against APEC Strike
  17. Kamehameha Schools $2 Million Lawsuit Near Settlement
  18. Bob Jones: Fear of being called Fascists makes us Tolerant to the Point of Paralysis
  19. Rail Operating Costs Worry Honolulu Council Members
  20. List of Top Rail Lessees, Lessors
  21. CB Dissects Airport Rail Debacle
  22. Snowjob: APEC Delegates to be told Hawaii is “Business Friendly”
  23. Akaka Staffer Takes SolarCity Job
  24. Solar Farm Becomes Part of Sales Pitch for Hoopili
  25. Silly Editors at Star-Adv: “Don't wait to adapt to global warming”
  26. Local 5 Behind Occupy Wall Street Honolulu Protests
  27. Some Hawaii Teachers Ignore Ethics Code
  28. Murdock, Robinson Family among 100 largest landowners
  29. Get Cash For Your "Energy Hogs"
  30. Makaha Resort closing Oct.31
  31. "One of the bigger marijuana dealers in Waikiki" Charged with Injecting Cocaine, Meth into 14-year old girl
  32. Ala Wai Town House Scene of Earlier Incident
  33. Kauai Council Makes it Illegal To Urinate on County Building
  34. NATO kills 115 militants in area where Schofield soldiers are based

Wednesday, October 19, 2011
October 19, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Hawaii Poll shows Cain beating Romney in GOP Caucus Vote, 88% of GOPers back Lingle
  2. Update: Charles Djou in Afghanistan
  3. VIDEO Truth In Accounting Presentation at Hawaii Capitol
  4. Lawyer: Hawaii Assisted Suicide is Not "Already Legal"
  5. Final Stages of Total Withdrawal from Iraq Planned from Schoefield
  6. Lingle Campaigns for “Jobs Impact Statement” to Match EIS
  7. Lingle Beats Case in Latest Poll
  8. Shapiro: Futless Perfect Word for Abercrombie
  9. HLRB: Lawmakers, governor exempt from testifying in HSTA Case
  10. Ernie Martin 'Definitely' Running for Mayor — The Question is When
  11. All Night in Cold Water: Court Docs Show How Sovereignty Activists Allegedly Killed Man for his $70M Estate
  12. Hawaii Officials Merrily Celebrate Rail in D.C.
  13. Hearing set on suit seeking release of judicial nominee names
  14. State terminates managers of troubled housing project
  15. Civil Beat Experiments with Delphi Technique Online
  16. Solar tax Equity: US Bancorp to Pull $75M out of Taxpayers’ Pockets
  17. Honolulu income growth since 1970 at 6.6% a year
  18. CB: How Presidential Candidates Are Stacking Up So Far in Hawaii
  19. Hawaii GOP Ahead of Nebraska, Missouri
  20. ACLU Helps Maoists to Get First and Only Anti-APEC Protest Permit
  21. Police, Child Care Officials Investigate Alleged Peeping Tom, Close His Family's Hawaii Kai Daycare
  22. 32 Priors, Busted for Shooting 14yr old Girl with Drugs
  23. Hawaii school-based flu vaccinations to continue
  24. Tax Increase aimed at Fake Farms
  25. Tsunami Debris to reach Midway this Winter
  26. Hawaii health officials investigate mercury in marlin jerky

Tuesday, October 18, 2011
October 18, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Ideology Yes, Hawaii No: Hirono Votes Against S. Korea Free Trade
  2. Hawaii Solar Bubble: Installations jump 68% in headlong rush towards Threshold
  3. Rail Debate: Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda on Island Insights
  4. Honolulu Traffic vs. Star-Advertiser: Rail Job Count 650, not 17,250
  5. Cato Backs Suit Challenging DHHL Residents’ Property Tax Discount
  6. Geothermal Prep? OHA Admin Appointed State Energy Administrator
  7. If elected, Lingle seeks to ‘stand up’ for tourism
  8. Governor’s New Communications Director Forwards anti-Obama Chain Email
  9. Opponents Intimidated by Lingle Fundraising Success?
  10. Business Execs, PACs Boost Hanabusa Campaign
  11. CEOs, Developers Pump Up Hannemann's Campaign Coffers: Former Coke Dealer, Pay to Play Mitsunaga Give to Gabbard
  12. Global Warming “Scientists” Just Like the Anti-APEC Protesters
  13. Squib: 30 show at First Anti-APEC Protest
  14. Act 221 Scammers Back Assisted “Suicide”
  15. Late financial report leaves fiscal 2010 picture unclear
  16. 41 States - including Hawaii - Submit Requests to the U.S. DOE for a NCLB Waiver, But Critics Say That Will Hurt Schools in the Future
  17. ‘Rail~Volution’ Draws Honolulu Officials to DC
  18. 1909 Law a Product of St Damien’s Work?
  19. Increase In Workplace Meth Use Recorded
  20. Taser Case Fails to Stun Full Panel of 9th Circuit
  21. Isles involved in outreach campaign to get homeless vets off the streets
  22. Luddites Demand GMO Labeling so they can Herd their Sheep to Boycott
  23. OHA Holds Annual Meetings on Hawaii Island
  24. Kawailoa: Mafia First Wind buys 30 Turbines from Siemens
  25. PUNA: Redistricting hearing held in Kea’au
  26. Hacker Vacuums $1.2 M from American Samoa Government Account
  27. High Levels of Mercury Found in Hawaii Fish Jerky
  28. Hawaii-based Army soldier from Texas killed

Monday, October 17, 2011
October 17, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Solar Credits: 1000s of Homeowners to Face Audits to Cover up DoTAX Re-write of Law
  2. Case: Lingle offers Change to Hawaii Voters
  3. CB: Hirono Cold, Aloof, Prefers to be Alone
  4. After 10 months of Abercrombie, Even Anti-Superferry Protester Misses Lingle
  5. Djou Raises $81,400, Hanabusa $143,200
  6. Critics of Big Wind plan say it does not consider Oahu as a location for alternative energy
  7. Old Boys All Agree: Rail Means Jobs
  8. Program helps identify homeless vets
  9. First Anti-APEC Rally Today
  10. China Daily: Governors to promote tourism during forum
  11. SA: Family Justice Center needed to fight domestic violence
  12. Cabdrivers grumble over airport shuttles
  13. Navy Installs Large Scale Solar Hot Water Project on Oahu
  14. NORAD FAA Rep Helped Coast Guard Save Pilot off Hilo
  15. Airman hurt by blast returns to kin in isles
  16. The Rising East: Thinking the Unthinkable, Will North Korea Launch a Nuclear Attack?

Sunday, October 16, 2011
October 16, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Djou Campaign reports $243K Cash on Hand
  2. Feds: Medical Marijuana Laws and Hawaii County Council Drive Growth in Drug Trade
  3. Lawsuit Challenges Kaiser’s Non-profit Status: Money funneled to For-Profit Entities?
  4. Kalapa: The Trouble with Borrowing is Repaying the Loan
  5. Why evangelicals must stand up to anti-Mormon bigotry
  6. Borreca: Unlike predecessors, Abercrombie shuts out news media
  7. Cataluna to Abercrombie: What’s wrong with telling the truth?
  8. Hawaii credit card receipts point to slowing economy
  9. Geothermal Push Makes for Strange Bedfellows
  10. Homeless Sweeps Drive Bums Back Towards Old Stadium Park
  11. FBI affidavit sheds light on testimony never given in Aloun Farms human trafficking case
  12. Afterschool Program Benefits Hawaii Nonprofits
  13. 'Silver wave' about to crash on isle shores
  14. Rohlfing: Constitution Clear on Residency
  15. Do those “Read Aloud” banners constitute lobbying?
  16. Farrington set for major renovation
  17. State may use school land for affordable housing
  18. Private road fund bill resurfaces
  19. Send in the Clowns: Obama to make Occupy Wall Street Central Theme of His Campaign
  20. Rick Hamada’s Ron Paul Smack Down
  21. Out by Dec 31, U.S. To Keep Iraq Withdrawal Deadline

Saturday, October 15, 2011
October 15, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Rail Transit on Oahu: Real Estate Investment Opportunity or Urban Blight?
  2. Lingle takes Senate Campaign to Big Island
  3. Homosexuals Demand Hawaii Churches be Forced to Host Gay Union Ceremonies
  4. Thief Demands Marijuana During Probation
  5. Solar Industry Calls DoTAX Bluff
  6. Candidates start disclosing war chests for latest quarter
  7. Shapiro: Lazy Mazie not Worth $5
  8. Rafu Shimpo: Lingle Announces Run for Akaka’s Senate Seat
  9. Bombardier files new appeal of Honolulu rail contract
  10. Tax Free Bonds Finance Sewer Upgrades
  11. Occupy Honolulu heads for Waikiki
  12. PTA plan would impact land
  13. Abercrombie goes to China and China Eastern cancels Shanghai-Honolulu flights
  14. Will China Eastern Flights Resume?
  15. SA: Energy Must be taken out of Hands of Market
  16. Sovereignty Scammers Claim Geothermal Available on Oahu
  17. HECO with new 200mw “renewable” Proposal
  18. Another Democrat sues demanding State Discriminate Against Military Personnel
  19. After DoJ Lets Aloun Farms off the Hook, Global Horizons Human trafficking case to get new prosecutors
  20. New protections for victims of domestic, sexual violence
  21. State Hospital employee accused of sexually assaulting patient
  22. SA: Old People are Just Too Expensive for Medicare
  23. Hawaii has lowest rate of heart disease in nation
  24. Eco-Fraud: Polar Bear Researcher To Be Re-Interviewed By Feds

Friday, October 14, 2011
October 14, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Honolulu Rated 5th Most Dangerous US Airport
  2. Moody’s Downgrade Adds Pressure to sell off Honolulu Rail Contractor
  3. Tax on ‘Tax-Free’ Bonds still alive in Congress: Hawaii Public Housing At Risk
  4. Lingle Raises $400K on First Day of Campaign
  5. With Lingle in, Senate race now a 'tossup'
  6. Hawaii Republican Party's interim chairwoman aims to make the party a solid political force
  7. Homeowners face audits for Following DoTAX Regs on Solar Tax Credits
  8. Governor's New Chief of Staff Will Continue Outside Business Deals
  9. Ansaldo: HART outlines its Fatal Assumptions
  10. WaPo: Lingle Has Good Opportunity in Hawaii
  11. $58M sought for next year's school budget
  12. Congressional Committee Debates Cuts to Hawaii Military Spending
  13. Suffering PDS, Hirono Can’t Remember who Ran for President
  14. Truth in Accounting Comes to Hawaii
  15. Hawaii tax collections increase for first fiscal quarter
  16. PBN: Nullifying HECO’s contract with Aina Koa Pono was right call
  17. DANGER! Hawaii Bankers Grab Control of Citibank
  18. After Losing in the Intermediate Court, James Pflueger Appeals Manslaughter Case to Supreme Court
  19. Kauai Garden Isle Debunks Electric Cars
  20. Hospital Blocker Sen. Roz Baker honored for efforts to support public health
  21. SHOPO backs Hannemann for Congress
  22. Examining HTA’s 2012 efforts for marketing
  23. FOX casting in Hawaii for show about struggling hotels

Thursday, October 13, 2011
October 13, 2011 News Read
Andrew Walden
  1. Cook: Hawaii Senate Race a toss-up
  2. Hawaii: Second Highest Taxes on Earth?
  3. Defeat of Obama Jobs Bill Saves Honolulu Rail Millions
  4. DoE Releases Public and Charter School Enrollment Numbers
  5. Would Abercrombie throw his staff under the bus on the way to the casino?
  6. Tax Credits: Clinton Crony Movie Moguls Burned $218K trying to Bribe Legislators
  7. SA: U.S. Senate race offers hard choices
  8. ACLU moots use for Fire, Fake Weapons, and Liquids by anti-APEC Protesters
  9. Waikiki Business Gifts to Police Under Fire Before
  10. A New Contract For Not-So-New Hawaii Schools Chief
  11. War on Restaurant Industry: Civil Beat Seeks Tactical Intel from Other Styrofoam Battles
  12. Act 221 Scammers still Pushing Hawaii Stock Exchange
  13. KCC Censorship leads to … Palmyra Island?
  14. Enviros Opposition to Public Land Development Corp Predicated on Overthrow of Admission Act
  15. Akaka cosponsors Indian energy bill
  16. Hawaii Teamster Rejects Hoffa’s Labor Day Rant
  17. Request for rail rebid turns into rant
  18. Honolulu Airport makeover underway ahead of APEC
  19. HECO, SunPower, DHHL in 5mw Solar Deal
  20. Electric utility blames rates on oil prices
  21. International drug summit to be held in Hawaii
  22. Council members may face 12-year limit, Return to Partisan Primaries
  23. Harry Kim Mulls Re-Run for Big Island Mayor
  24. Kona Diving Instructor’s Attack on Aquarium Collector Timed to Council Vote
  25. Next time it rains on Waikiki, Blame Global Warming
  26. Kona coffee grower pays $46,000 in back wages, fines over treatment of Mexican workers
    • South Korea Free Trade Passes, Akaka says Free Trade for Me, but not for Thee


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NAEP: Hawaii DoE Still Below Average but leads in Growth
by News Release Tuesday, November 01, 2011

“In 2011, only one state, Hawaii, demonstrated statistically significant improvement in both reading and mathematics at both the fourth and eighth grades," said Jack Buckley, National Center for Education Statistics Commissioner, in a statement.


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Hawaii Congressional Delegation: How They Voted October 31
by Congress .org Monday, October 31, 2011

 

  • House: Southeast Arizona Land Exchange and Conservation Act
  • House: Modify Income Calculation for Eligibility for Certain Health Programs
  • House: Government Contractor Withholding Repeal Act

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Waipahu soldier and 11 others overcome Afghanistan ambush, receive awards
by News Article Monday, October 31, 2011

Waipahu native Army Pfc. Edward Barut and his team successfully overcame a 45-minute complex attack in which insurgents used rocket propelled grenades, small arms fire and improvised explosive devices.


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Hawaii Ranks 12th in Energy Efficiency
by News Release Monday, October 31, 2011

The six most improved states include Michigan, Illinois, Nebraska, Alabama, Maryland, and Tennessee.


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Solyndra: Uncle Sam Is No Venture Capitalist
by Heritage Foundation Monday, October 31, 2011

It's yet another inauspicious announcement the Obama Administration didn't want you to hear. Late on Friday, the White House announced that it ordered an independent review of loans made by the Department of Energy to energy companies after months of weathering criticism for its $528 million loan to the now-bankrupt Solyndra solar panel company.


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Sneak Attack: Inouye hides Akaka Bill in Policy Rider -- just after “Grazing Permits”
by Andrew Walden Sunday, October 30, 2011

Dan Inouye’s Akaka Bill sneak attack was smacked down in December, 2009 and again in December, 2010—but he’s back for one more try.


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Honolulu Cockfighter paid by City: $480K to ‘Investigate Rooster Complaints’
by News Article Sunday, October 30, 2011

For the past nine years Honolulu officials have paid publicly professed cockfighters a total of $480,000 in taxpayer dollars to respond to loose and nuisance fowl complaints....


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Full Text: IBEW, Hawaiian Tel on Strike Vote
by News Release Sunday, October 30, 2011

Employees currently may take up to 26 weeks fully paid sick leave each year. The company's offer provides up to 8 weeks fully-paid sick leave annually....


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Kalapa: Tax Experts Favor System With Broad Base, Low Rates
by Lowell Kalapa Sunday, October 30, 2011

Tax experts, public finance gurus, and public administrators preach that a good tax system is one that has a broad base that will allow a low rate to be imposed.


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Star-Advertiser Punked by Global Warmer posing as Climate Skeptic
by News Article Saturday, October 29, 2011

This is what happens to people who believe in Anthropogenic Global Warming.


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Superferry: Honolulu Lawyer Dissects Civil Beat’s Latest “Fact Check” Debacle
by Robert Thomas Saturday, October 29, 2011

Attempting to "fact check" an opinion is a fool's errand.


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'Occupy’ Protest loses permit due to public masturbation…and More
by News Article Saturday, October 29, 2011
  1. USA Today: Fights erupt among Occupy Wall Street protesters
  2. NH Union Leader: Woman charged with pimping teen recruited at Occupy NH rally
  3. Madison WI Daily Cardinal: 'Occupy Madison' loses permit due to public masturbation and much much more....

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Fundamentals Matter: Capitalism not the Problem
by Ed Gutteling Saturday, October 29, 2011

I’m writing this on the 44th anniversary of the execution of that poster-boy of “social justice”, Dr. “Che” Guevara, viewing articles of the Occupy Wall Street demonstrators in Hawaii and the mainland.


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Hawaii and the Hawaiians in the American Civil War
by News Release Saturday, October 29, 2011

By 1861, the United States had developed a close relationship with the Kingdom of Hawaii, especially economically, diplomatically and culturally. The hundreds of Pacific Islanders who swore oaths of allegiance to the United States or the Confederacy and who fought in service of their cause will also be discussed.


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Imagine the Outrage if a Private Insurer Cut Benefits the way Abercrombie Does
by John Goodman Saturday, October 29, 2011

What if you are in Hawaii and you need 15 days of hospital care instead of 10? Apparently you must pay out of your own pocket or forgo needed care.


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Akaka: Act 195 Allows Streamlining of Akaka Bill
by News Release Saturday, October 29, 2011

As a result of the enrollment process which is already beginning under Act 195, I am now reviewing my bill and looking for ways to streamline it.


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Hawaii's Unemployment Trust Fund Out of Debt
by News Release Friday, October 28, 2011

To avoid having to borrow from the federal government again, Governor Abercrombie approved an agreement between the DLIR and the Department of Budget & Finance that temporarily allows the DLIR to replenish the Unemployment Trust Fund from the State treasury....


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APEC: Obama needs Congressional Support for Free Trade in Pacific—but Hirono, Hanabusa vote No
by News Article Friday, October 28, 2011

The Obama administration is hoping to build on the momentum of recent free-trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama as attention turns to the Trans-Pacific Partnership and trade promotion authority.


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Abercrombie’s DHS Cuts Child Welfare $5.8M
by News Release Friday, October 28, 2011

The Department of Human Services (DHS) will reduce its Child Welfare Services (CWS) contracts with community providers and the University of Hawaii by $5.8 million beginning Dec. 1, 2011.


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Should America Carry the U.N.?
by Heritage Foundation Friday, October 28, 2011

The 39-story United Nations headquarters stands on the banks of the East River in Manhattan. But now the U.N. is planning the construction of a new building next door, with a price tag pegged at $400 million -- and it could soar even higher. 


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Rail: Ansaldo Contract based on Raid of Honolulu General Fund?
by News Release Thursday, October 27, 2011

...the City's rail construction budget is limited to their using what they can get from the city's ½ percent addition to the GE Tax, any federal dollars, and any private funds they can raise; they cannot use any funds from the city's General Fund.

On the other hand, they can use all they want for operating subsidies from the General Fund....


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Hanabusa Most Unpopular of Hawaii Congressional Delegation
by News Release Thursday, October 27, 2011

Charles and his likely opponent in the next election, Rep. Colleen Hanabusa, are effectively tied in their favorability ratings at 42% and Hanabusa has the lowest favorability rating of all the members of the Hawaii congressional delegation....


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US Supreme Court asked to Decide Constitutionality of Cash Payments for Development Approvals
by Robert Thomas Thursday, October 27, 2011

There is a better-than-usual chance that the Supreme Court will agree to review the case, since the Ninth Circuit’s decision squarely conflicts with decisions by the California and Texas Supreme Courts....


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Abercrombie's DHS Seeks Insurers to Transform Medicaid
by News Release Thursday, October 27, 2011

“We must address the soaring costs of healthcare,” said Governor Neil Abercrombie. “Changing the way our Medicaid programs operate is an important step toward the healthcare transformation we need in Hawai‘i.”


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Aftermath: What Happens to Wind Farms When They Die?
by Video Video Thursday, October 27, 2011

AFTERMATH...


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Why is Detroit Casino Operator Mike Malik Dragging former Hawaii Governor Waihee on Long Island, NY?
by News Article Thursday, October 27, 2011

(lt-to-rt) lobbyist Michael McKeon, attorney Lance Boldrey, Gov. John Waihee & Detroit Syndicator Michael J. Malik


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Chinese Communists Cheer Formation of “Zhou Enlai Peace Institute” in Honolulu
by News Release Thursday, October 27, 2011
 Imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize Recipient Liu Xiaobo

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Heritage: What is the American Idea?
by Heritage Foundation Thursday, October 27, 2011

What is the American idea? That all depends on whom you ask. According to President Barack Obama, it's the notion that the federal government is the answer to America's problems....


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Heritage: The Serious Risks of the Russian Reset
by Heritage Foundation Wednesday, October 26, 2011

The large “reset” payoff requires America put it all on the line by cutting U.S. strategic nuclear forces and engaging in missile defense talks with Russia, in addition to abandoning missile defense deployment in Poland and the Czech Republic and keeping quiet about political freedom violations running rampant throughout Russia.


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Institute for Justice Attorney, IWF Leader to Speak in Honolulu
by Grassroot Institute Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Clark's topic of discussion is: "IJ Case Stories and How and Why They Take These No Fee Cases". Nicole will discuss the "History of Women in the Liberty Movement in America and How Government Hurts Women".


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Hawaii Lags as States Ban Contracting with Companies that do Business With Iran
by News Release Wednesday, October 26, 2011

California and Florida have already passed Iran debarment legislation, adapted from UANI model legislation....


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Honolulu 16th Worst City to Be Young
by News Article Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Census data released in September revealed the statistical proof behind what millions had already known....


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AMA: Hawaii 5th Least Competitive Health Insurance Market
by News Article Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Alabama was the state with the least competitive health insurance market and had two insurance companies controlling roughly 95 percent of the marketplace. In order, the next nine states with the least competitive health insurance markets were Alaska, Delaware, Michigan, Hawaii, Washington DC, Nebraska, North Carolina, Indiana and Maine.


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NRCC: Esther Kiaaina Handpicked by DC Insiders for CD2
by News Release Wednesday, October 26, 2011

“The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is bringing over 100 of its top recruits to Washington on Wednesday for a day of training and meeting with top Democratic officials as they prepare their candidates for next year's election cycle in their hopes of taking back the House.”


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We Can't Wait Either, Mr. President
by Heritage Foundation Tuesday, October 25, 2011

There is no hiding the ball in the President's populist pitch--and that ball is Obama's desire to circumvent Congress and enact policies that appeal to his far-left, big-government base....


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Occupy Wall Street Is No Tea Party
by Heritage Foundation Tuesday, October 25, 2011

On September 17, 2011, while Tea Parties and the rest of America celebrated the Constitution’s 224th birthday, Occupy Wall Street began its bivouac....


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Mainland Suicide Activists Push Agenda on Hawaii
by News Release Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Once again, suicide activists from the mainland are here to push their deadly agenda using smoke and mirrors.


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Lingle not running from RINO label
by News Article Tuesday, October 25, 2011

...Lingle said she expects to be one of the lawmakers called upon to serve in Gang of 12-like arrangements, where bipartisan groups of senators bridge political gaps to tackle the largest problems....


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Abercrombie back from Asia: No mention of Cancelled China-Honolulu Flights
by News Release Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Read this news release and see if you can identify even one single accomplishment.


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Obama's Misplaced Mideast Optimism
by Daniel Pipes Tuesday, October 25, 2011

But the Middle East teaches caution; much will probably go wrong in Libya and Iraq. Obama, I predict, will rue his rash boasts.


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Panos: Honolulu Heavy Rail Is an Energy Black Hole
by Panos Prevedouros PhD Monday, October 24, 2011

Rail will consume about 20 MW of energy which is about 20% of the capacity of HECO’s new palm oil plant. Unfortunately peak rail travel coincides with peak demand for electricity around 6 PM....


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Hawaii Congressional Delegation: How They Voted October 24, 2011
by Congress .org Monday, October 24, 2011

The House is scheduled to vote this week on a bill to repeal a 3 percent withholding requirement on government contractor payments.


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Marumoto Renews Pledge to Fight Pension Tax
by News Release Monday, October 24, 2011

Despite the massive financial problems, Rep. Marumoto has pledged to fight the pension tax as well as several other taxes that would heavily impact senior citizens.


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Legislative Committee to Hold Briefing on Elder Abuse
by Kym Pine Monday, October 24, 2011

A joint House and Senate Committee on Human Services will hold an informational briefing on elder abuse and financial exploitation on Thursday, October 27 at 1:00 p.m. at the Hawaii State Capitol, Conference Room 329....


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Clean Energy's Accounting Gimmick: "Free" Taxpayer Subsidies
by News Article Monday, October 24, 2011

...the program which created Solyndra is set to quietly impose billions of dollars of losses on taxpayers, all of which will be hidden from the federal budget thanks to a massive accounting gimmick....


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LifeNews: Lingle Faces Pro-Abortion Mazie Hirono in Hawaii Senate Race
by News Article Monday, October 24, 2011

Hirono holds a 0% rating from the National Right to Life Committee, indicating she has not cast even one pro-life vote in her entire career in the House.


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Obama's Iraq Failure
by Heritage Foundation Monday, October 24, 2011

Obama's announcement last week that American troops in Iraq will return by the end of the year is a result of a serious Obama Administration failure that will undermine U.S. security interests in the Middle East


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49% Waste: Inspector General Slams Hawaii Navy Solar Projects
by Andrew Walden Sunday, October 23, 2011

...for every $1.00 spent on solar projects, less than $0.51 of electricity will be produced over the life cycle of the projects....


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Kalapa: Alternative Energy Tax Credits Opened Flood Gates
by Lowell Kalapa Sunday, October 23, 2011

...in the rush to encourage all sorts of new technologies, the legislation left the “barn door” wide open to interpretation and application that it appears to have opened the flood gates in allowing all sorts of claims to be filed and awarded....


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FULL TEXT: Motion For Summary Judgment Forcing Disclosure of Abercrombie’s Judicial Nominees
by Robert Thomas Saturday, October 22, 2011

...motion for summary judgment in the case which seeks disclosure of the JSC list from the Governor....


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Neil Abercrombie is the Least Popular Governor in USA
by News Article Friday, October 21, 2011

Neil Abercrombie has assumed the dubious distinction of 'most unpopular Governor in the country' in PPP's polling. Only 30% of voters now approve of him to 56% disapproving. That represents a 33 point decline in his net approval since March, when PPP found him at 48/41.


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Enviros decide Hawaii Reefs worth $33B of your money, Design Survey to arrive at Conclusion
by News Release Friday, October 21, 2011

...coral reefs provide valuable ecological services for U.S. residents, regardless of whether they actually use them....


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Biden wants you to Feel Like you are Being Robbed
by Heritage Foundation Friday, October 21, 2011

...he wished conservative lawmakers "had some notion of what it was like to be on the other side of a gun, or [to have] a 200-pound man standing over you, telling you to submit."


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HOPE Probation Expands to Four New Communities
by News Release Friday, October 21, 2011

The four communities - Clackamas County, Ore; Essex County, Mass; Saline County, Ark; and Tarrant County, Texas - are part of the Honest Opportunity Probation with Enforcement (HOPE) project and funded through the Second Chance Act of 2007 ....


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Poll: Obama's numbers down even in Hawaii
by News Article Friday, October 21, 2011

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No Gag Order in Hawaii Blind-Deaf School Homosexual Rape Gang Case
by News Article Friday, October 21, 2011

Scott O'Neal, the counselor named in the lawsuit, and his lawyer, Randall K. Schmidt, fired back with a request to enjoin Green from making further media statements to ensure a fair trial.


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HPD Releases APEC Road Closure Schedule
by News Release Thursday, October 20, 2011

Road closures, parking restrictions, and changes to public transportation routes and public works services will be necessary during the APEC Economic Leaders’ meetings beginning the evening of November 11 through November 13.


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VIDEO: Gaddafi Pulled from Storm Drain, Argues with Captors before Getting Final Bullet
by News Article Thursday, October 20, 2011

 

File Photo: Gaddafi greets Nation of Islam boss, Louis Farrakhan.


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The End of Qadhafi
by Heritage Foundation Thursday, October 20, 2011

Former Libyan dictator Muammar Qadhafi is dead from wounds he suffered during his capture near his hometown of Sirte, according to Reuters reports.


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China Cancels Honolulu Flights, Abercrombie calls Asia trip "extremely productive"
by News Release Thursday, October 20, 2011

“It was an extremely productive trip that will benefit Hawai'i as we look to strengthen our economy,” Governor Abercrombie said.


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Hawaii DoE grabs for another $50M from Race to the Top
by News Release Thursday, October 20, 2011

The Office of the Governor is pleased to announce it has submitted its application today for the “Race to the Top – Early Learning Challenge” grant competition, a new federal funding opportunity by the Obama Administration.


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The Backdoor Attempt to Rewrite No Child Left Behind
by Heritage Foundation Thursday, October 20, 2011

The Senate today will begin the markup of Harkin's 860-page proposal to rewrite the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), now known as No Child Left Behind (NCLB).


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Pro-Assisted Suicide Advocates Falsely Advertise Suicide as Legal in Hawaii
by News Article Thursday, October 20, 2011

If the 1909 statute made assisted suicide legal, which it does not, then Hawaii would quickly become a breeding ground for abuse of those at the worst time in their lives – those who are sick and contemplating suicide.


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VIDEO: Lingle Visits Neighbor Islands
by News Release Thursday, October 20, 2011

She took the opportunity to relay her decision to run, the reasons behind it as well as priority issues she will focus on if she becomes Hawaii's next U.S. Senator to enthusiastic residents on Kauai, Maui and Hilo and Kona....


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New Poll shows Lingle beating Ed Case for Senate
by News Article Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Linda Lingle's image has rebounded over the last 7 months after she left office unpopular, and it looks like she might be able to make the Hawaii Senate race competitive. 


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Horizon Lines Avoids Bankruptcy, But Delisted by NYSE
by News Article Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Horizon Lines completed a complicated $652.8 million refinancing that saves the largest U.S. domestic ocean carrier from bankruptcy and will leave bondholders with most of the company's stock. 


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Hawaii Poll shows Cain beating Romney in GOP Caucus Vote, 88% of GOPers back Lingle
by News Release Wednesday, October 19, 2011

In Hawaii Cain is at 36% to 24% for Romney, 8% for Gingrich and Perry, 6% for Bachmann, 4% for Paul, and 1% each for Huntsman, Johnson, and Santorum. 

Lingle is at 88% approval in the GOP Senate Primary.


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Update: Charles Djou in Afghanistan
by News Release Wednesday, October 19, 2011

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VIDEO Truth In Accounting Presentation at Hawaii Capitol
by News Release Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Sheila Weinberg spoke in Hawaii Tuesday, Oct. 11 on "Government Accounting: The Seen and the Unseen -- What Needs to be Done?"


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Lawyer: Hawaii Assisted Suicide is Not "Already Legal"
by News Article Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Kathryn Tucker, Director of Legal Affairs for Compassion & Choices, claims that physician-assisted suicide, which she terms "aid in dying," is already legal in Hawaii.  Her claim, based in part on a 1909 statute, fails for the reasons set forth below.


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