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Jose Cueto, a 1995 Waianae High School graduate, recently launched “Pacific Purchase.” Here is information from the company website:

 

Aloha and welcome to Pacific Purchase LLC, the online store that provides beautiful Hawaii gifts and clothing. If you are interested in making some extra money or just looking to receive discounts on items from our store, then please take a few minutes to read about our Distributor Program below.

Here at Pacific Purchase LLC, our Distributor Program works very similar to Affiliate Programs. If you direct customers to our website, you will be rewarded and compensated if any sales are made. The only difference here with our program, is that we added a little twist of Multi-Level Marketing. To enroll in our program, all you will need is an email address and a paypal account.

Once you have signed up and become a member, you will be issued a Link or Banner. These are the tools you will be using to promote our website and we willl be using them to track your sales. When a customer clicks on your link or banner, they will be directed back to PacificPurchase.com. If they decide to make a purchase, you will receive a commission fee of 15% on all Hard Goods sales and $2 on all Business Plan sales. Commission payments are issued via paypal.

There are many ways to promote your link. Here are some examples below.

1. Place your link or banner on your web page.

2. Send it to friends or family via email, twitter, or facebook.

3. Text it to someone on your cell phone.

4. Buy it as a gift for someone and have them promote it for you.

Now that you have the basic understanding of how our how our business plan works, let me show you what makes our program so unique. At Pacific Purchase LLC we added a little twist of Multi-Level Marketing to our program. The MLM plan we have in place is called a 5×7 Forced Matrix. This means you can have a maximum of 5 members on your first level and your downline can only go 7 levels deep. If more than 5 people join the program from your link, they will automatically be placed on your 2nd level or the next vacant level. This process is called a spillover.

So how does the MLM plan work and how can you make money? Let’s say someone clicks on your link and watches the video on our website. After watching the video that person now wants to become a distributor like you. Once they enroll and become a member, they will be placed in your downline. Anytime someone in your downline makes a sale, you will be compensated 1% for all Hard Goods sales and $2 for all Business Plan sales.

How much will it cost to become a Distributor at Pacific Purchase LLC?

At Pacific Purchase LLC, one of our main goals here was to make it very easy and affordable for everyone to join up. That is why we are only asking for a 1-time purchase of $29 for our Company Business Plan and that is it. There will be no monthly fees and no required purchases to keep your membership active.

So what are the reasons why you should join our program?

1. You only pay $29 to get started.

2. Once a member, you will receive our business plan, access to your website link/banner, Products to sell, a Video to

help you sell, and all the necessary tools to run your business.

3. You get a 15% discount on all personal purchases made from our store.

4. At anytime you can log into your account and check the status of your sales.

5. Being that this is a 5X7 Forced Matrix plan, your team can grow very fast because of Spillovers.

For further inquiries about our program, please check out our FAQ page or contact us at

customerservice@pacificpurchase.com

Here is the link to a video explaining the Pacific Purchase Distributor Program: http://pacificpurchase.com/affiliate_program.php

[Note from Maile: Mahalo to Waianae High graduate Ignacio Fleishour for providing this information, and for helping to launch Pacific Purchase. Ignacio is the CEO of Surf On Network (http://surfonn.com)]

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JOB TREE Our Father in Heaven Ministry 489 8016
God bless from sister NJ and brother Red
We are open to receiving all kinds of donations to help further our ministry

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“Congratulations to the Wai’anae High School Seariders baseball team!” said Senator Maile Shimabukuro. “We’re all very proud of Head coach Kekoa Kaluhiokalani, Sr., his staff, players, and the entire Seariders ‘ohana. They will be the OIA’s seeded team in the May 8-11 Division II state tournament. Very best wishes in the tournament!”

Seariders 2013 Roster: Kekoa Kaluhiokalani Jr. SS, Dayson Bailey RHP, Ioane Kaluhiokalani OF, Cleghorn Borge OF/RHP, Brandon Rojo 1B, Daniel Kaauwai OF, Darion Domingo C, Jamison Dedeber 2B, Chasetin Nash Santiago INF, Cameron Cardus OF, Brandon Cambra OF, Jerzey Ramento-Acosta INF, Keanu Goodwin-Iyau C, Sheaven Delima-Fereira 3B, Tavita Lalau RHP, Wayne Silva OF. (Source ScoringLive)

[Note: The following photo, by Bruce Asato, and excerpts are from Paul Honda’s “Kaluhiokalani, Waianae Whitewash Radford” (Star-Advertiser, 4.28.13).]

Star-Advertiser: Waianae’s Kekoa Kaluhiokalani Jr. struck out seven in his one-hitter against Radford on Saturday 4/27/13.

Kekoa Kaluhiokalani Jr. fired a one-hitter, striking out seven with just one walk as the Seariders blanked Radford 7-0 on Saturday to win the OIA White Conference baseball championship.

“What was working for me was my defense,” the junior said. “All props go to them.”

His father, coach Kekoa Kaluhiokalani, talked with his team in pregame about Seariders baseball history.

“The last time we played for an OIA championship was 1998,” the former Seariders standout said, noting that the program had three league titles entering Saturday’s game.

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2013 Hawaii Social Media Seminar

Wednesday, May 8, 2013 from8:30 AM to 5:00 PM (HST) Dave and Busters 1030 Auahi Street Honolulu, HI 96814

GEAR UP FOR THE 3rd ANNUAL HAWAII SOCIAL MEDIA SEMINAR

Technology News Bytes is proud to presents the 3rd annual Hawaii Social Media Seminar, at Dave & Busters Hawaii on Wednesday, May 8th from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

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Mayor Kirk Caldwell will be holding a series of Town Hall meetings during the month of May and welcomes you to attend as many as your schedule allows.  These meetings will include updates on his administration’s priorities and how they are addressed in the City & County of Honolulu’s FY2014 proposed budgets.  The Mayor’s cabinet members will also be in attendance to provide information and answer questions relating to his top priorities of fixing our roads, restoring TheBus service, investing in our sewer infrastructure, beautifying our parks, building rail better, and addressing the homeless issue.    

Below is the schedule.  Again, please feel free to attend any or all of the events listed.  All meetings will be held from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.  Mayor Caldwell looks forward to seeing you there.

May 2, 2013 (Thursday)          Aiea/Pearl City            Highlands Intermediate School

May 6, 2013 (Monday)              Honolulu                     Kaimuki High School Cafeteria

May 9, 2013 (Thursday)          Wahiawa/Mililani         Wahiawa District Park

May 16, 2013 (Thursday)        Kapolei                        Kapolei Hale

May 20, 2013 (Monday)           Windward                   Kaneohe Community Center

May 22, 2013 (Wednesday)    Kalihi                           Farrington High School Cafeteria

 If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Shawn Hamamoto at 768-4675.

Sincerely,

Shawn Hamamoto

Office of the Mayor

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David Y. Shinbara

Information Management Consultant

eWorld Enterprise Solutions, Inc.

 

 

 

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“Hawaii is the first state in the nation to pass this monumental legislation. SB1087 allows individuals and non-profits to put up photo voltaic systems with no up-front costs, and pay for them incrementally on their electricity bills,” Senator Mike Gabbard, Chair of the Energy and Environment Committee.

SB1087 SD2 HD3

Relating to Green Infrastructure

 

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 NEWS RELEASE

NĀNĀKULI, HI — Governor Neil Abercrombie and Hawaiian Homes Commission Chair Jobie Masagatani joined the Nānākuli Housing Corporation (NHC) today to break ground on the first “Kawelo Cottage” built for Dustin & Sheena Barrett on their Hawaiian homestead in Nānākuli, Oʻahu.

“We gather today to celebrate the fulfillment of the vision for native Hawaiians, as set forth by Aunty Paige Kawelo Barber,” said Gov. Neil Abercrombie, “Her vision will forever live on in this home that bears her name – the Kawelo Cottage.”

The Kawelo Cottage is the realized dream of NHC’s late founder, Paige Kawelo Barber, whose vision was to create affordable housing for native Hawaiians. Under her direction NHCs vision was and is that every Native Hawaiian family will have a home.

“Everyone here remains deeply committed to continue the work started by my mother Paige,” says Kapiʻolani Barber, Executive Director at NHC. “I’m pleased to finally have this groundbreaking with our first Kawelo Cottage. These homes are uniquely designed for our community and everyone at NHC looks forward to assisting more families finance and build their new homes.”

The current Barrett home is nearly 50 years old and is scheduled for demolition. The aging home will be replaced by a 4-bedroom/3-bathroom Kawelo Cottage, which will be built with the help of numerous volunteers engaging in the self-help housing model.

 

Governor Neil Abercrombie joins the Barrett ʻohana in untying the ceremonial maile
at the entrance to their Hawaiian homestead lot where their old home will be demolished
and a new Paige Kawelo Barber model home will be built. They are joined by City Councilwoman
Kimberly Marcos Pine and Chair of the Hawaiian Homes Commission Jobie Masagatani.
Photo: Blaine Fergerstrom.

 

“Congratulations to the Barrett ʻohana for taking on the kuleana of caring for this homestead lot that has been in your ʻohana for generations,” said Jobie Masagatani, Chair of the Hawaiian Homes Commission and Director of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, “This project is a true testament to Prince Kūhiō’s vision of ʻāina hoʻopulapula.”

“I am so fortunate that my grandmother Aileen passed her homestead lot down to me so that I will be able to raise my family here,” said Nānākuli homesteader Dustin Barrett, “This is such a blessing to have all these people to help us through this.”

The NHC helped the Barretts secure down-payment assistance from the Native American Housing and Self Determination Act (NAHASDA) and a mortgage from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).

The Kawelo Cottage is the result of a series of community meetings with families from NHC’s Self-Help Home Repair & Financial Literacy classes to source design elements for an affordable home for and by Native Hawaiians. These families wanted their homes to be as Green as possible with open living concepts and a bathroom in the garage. NHC secured funding from the Administration for Native Americans (ANA) to create this design.

The Kawelo Cottage was designed by Architect Karen Wang and this first cottage will be built by Jeff Cantrell of Kai Builders. The construction plans include the demolition of the existing home, grading of the lot, and a “turn key” home with plumbing, electrical, appliances and cabinetry in the kitchen and baths.

For a gallery of photos and video from today’s event, please visit dhhl.hawaii.gov

 

About Nānākuli Housing Corporation

NHC was established in 1989, to serve the community through innovative programs, which promote the advancement of Native Hawaiians by building their personal assets through home ownership. NHC programs include:

• Homeownership & Financial Literacy – training which promotes financial literacy, credit repair and homeownership among Native Hawaiians

• Base Yard Hawaii – a building materials reuse center which provides Hawai’i’s low- income families, non profit organizations, and the general public with recycled construction materials

• Self Help Home Repair or Replacement – instruction in home repair, maintenance and home replacement

• More Affordable Homes– through a grant from the Administration for Native Americans, NHC has one stop affordable home kits.

Since 1989, NHC has provided training to over 2,000 native Hawaiians and their families in financial literacy and self help home repair and maintenance and distributed nearly $500,000 of reusable construction materials to our native Hawaiian families. NHC training programs assist low to moderate-income families. NHC’s vision is that every Native Hawaiian family will have a home. Their mission is that every Native Hawaiian family, regardless of their income status, will build their personal assets through home ownership. www.baseyard.com

About the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands

Created by the U.S. Congress by the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act of 1920, assimilated by the State of Hawai‘i in 1959 as part of the Statehood Act, the Hawaiian Homes Commission exists to administer the Act and the 200,000 acres of land set aside for native Hawaiians. The Commission consists of nine commissioners, including the Chair, who also serves as the Director of the state agency known as the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands. dhhl.hawaii.gov

 

MEDIA CONTACTS

Nānākuli Housing Corporation

Cedric Duarte

(808) 221-0991

cedricduarte@kalaimoku.com

Department of Hawaiian Home Lands

Darrell T. Young, Deputy to the Director

(808) 620-9510

Darrell.T.Young@hawaii.gov

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“Tumble Bus” indicated on flyer, will not be available this year.

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On Friday, 4/26/13, 6-8pm, the play “Hui Aloha” will be performed at Leeward Community College – Wai`anae.

The play focuses on women who gathered signatures protesting the annexation of Hawai`i by the United States. Light refreshments will be served.

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Ke Ola Mamo – Native Hawaiian Health Care System for Oahu is recruiting for the following positions:

For details on the positions please contact Margaret Kalamau PHR BA, Human Resource Manager at mkalamau@keolamamo.org.

• Fiscal Officer – CPA

• Certified Medical Coder/Biller – part time

• Front Office Receptionist

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Hawai‘i Women in Filmmaking is pleased to announce the opening of registration for the
☀2013 SUMMER REEL CAMPS FOR GIRLS☀

This year, we are offering two different camps:

NEW ANIMATION: JUNE 24 – 28 | 8:30-4:00 pm

Introduction into storytelling and the principles and techniques of animation.

BASIC REEL: JULY 22 – 26 | 8:30-4:00 pm

Introduction into storytelling, storyboarding, scriptwriting, use of professional camera, lighting, and editing.

To apply go to: www.hawaiiwomeninfilmmaking.org

The camps are for FREE through a barter system, meaning we are asking 5 hours of your time in return during the Fall. The hours can be spent helping us with the Grrrl Film Club, or be part of our Production Team. You can let us know about your preferences in the registration form.

Seats are limited and on a first come, first served basis!

For girls age 13-19

Deadline to apply: May 20. Notifications of acceptance will be sent by email by May 27.

Flier here 🙂

If you want to see what the girls did last year, click here!

For more information, call (808) 799-4438, or email summer@hawaiiwomeninfilmmaking.org

The camps are hosted at The ARTS at Marks Garage, 1159 Nu‘uanu Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96817

Made possible thanks to the support of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation Ritchie M. Gregory Fund, the Hawai‘i State Commission on the Status of Women, and Hawaii Women Lawyers.

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