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« Thursday October 30, 2008 »
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Save Our Seas Clean Ocean Conference 2008
Start: 1:00 am
End: 1:59 am

Volunteers wanted to help plan and implement. Contact Makana Bacon at 828-1900.

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3 TEA PROPAGATION & TASTING PRESENTATIONS ON KAUAI
Start: 10:00 am
End: 10:59 am

3 TEA PROPAGATION & TASTING PRESENTATIONS ON KAUAI
> October 29th 6PM
> National Tropical Botanical Garden Headquarters, Lihue
> Contact Nicole Shores 332-7324, ext 215
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> October 30th 5PM
> County of Kauai, Round Building, Planning Dept. Room, Lihue
> Contact Roy Yamakawa Cooperative Extension Office- 274-3471
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> November 2nd 10AM
> Cloudwater Farm Kilauea
> Contact Michelle Rose 828-0741
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> HAWAII GROWN TEA
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> Free and open to the public.
> Would you like to grow tea?
> Learn more about Hawaii's Camellia sinensis tea?
> Start a tea garden for your own family or farm tea and participate in
> a wider reaching
> community of tea producers?
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> Hear what established growers on the Big Island are doing, the HTS
> propagation program
> available to the public and the cultural activities taking place that
> have provided
> a unique industry for Hawaii grown tea.
> From the Big Island tea grower Eva Lee will speak on what growers on
> Hawaii Island
> are doing in propagation, cultivation and processing tea for the
> specialty tea and
> food market.
> Audience members will also have the opportunity to experience a tasting
session
> of Hawaii grown tea and the supporting arts accompanying the world of tea.
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> Eva Lee is the Propagation Director and a founding member of the
> Hawaii Tea Society
> a non-profit organization dedicated to Hawaii's new industry of
> Camellia sinensis
> true tea.
> This program is funded by County of Hawaii Department of Research and
> Development
> and supported in part by UH-CTAHR
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Free Presentation: Royal Patent Law, Mahele Aina economics and Original Jurisdiction
Start: 5:00 pm
End: 7:00 pm

Tonight (Thursday, Oct. 30), there will a free presentation from 5-7 pm at the Aloha Beach Hotel (Kapaa/Wailua) given by Mahealani Ventura-Oliver of the Hawaii Loa Foundation. She is visiting Kauai/Atooi for the first time to share her knowledge of Royal Patent Law, Mahele Aina economics and Original Jurisdiction. You will be amazed how this information can affect you and your ability to gain full and free title to the land and regain your financial rights, to be free of debt. This is information that is extremely valuable for those with Kanaka blood and foreigners alike.

Mahealani and her husband, John have worked for seven years to free the Aina, restore rightful title and relieve the financial debts of people throughout Ko Hawaii Pae Aina (the entire Hawaiian archipelago). Perhaps no one has a greater knowledge of Hawaiian history, Royal Patent laws, legalities of original jurisdiction and an understanding of commerce, than Mahealani. YOU WILL WANT TO ATTEND!!

The impact her knowledge can have on you and your family is more than you can currently imagine. She is helping hundreds of families on Maui and the Big Island free themselves from debt and claim clear title to their land. She will be here on island only briefly to explain what you need to know. You deserve to gain from her wisdom, which she freely shares with others. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! Bring your friends along to hear her message. Benefit your family by learning from this expert, who kindly and willingly shares her depth of knowledge for the good of all the people of Hawaii.
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