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Picks of the Week 2September 28, 2011 | 11:52 AMby Anuhea YagiIsn't it glorious the way our lives have soundtracks? The music that moves us inflects tone to our timeline, evoking memories–and inspiring them. For me, gypsy jazz is a genre that's cast a bright but moody light on many of my ambling adventures; and I (as loads of Mauians can assuredly relate) have no one but Tom Conway to thank for the introduction. |
Picks of the Week 3September 28, 2011 | 11:54 AMby Anuhea YagiNext time you feed Mr. Fishy, feel guilty: "Many people are surprised to learn that 98 percent of all saltwater aquarium animals are wild-caught–and that over 30 million fish are plucked from coral reefs worldwide each year for the aquarium trade," says Drew Sulock, coordinator for the Pacific Whale Foundation's "Making Waves" lecture series. |
Picks of the Week 4September 28, 2011 | 11:57 AMby Anuhea YagiRemember when at summer's end–though you loathed books and teachers' dirty looks–you couldn't wait to get back to school just to reunite with all your friends? That's the sensation Maui Slam's evoking with the return of their Back to School poetry slam, as they come again with a call to all "art freaks, band geeks, computer nerds, jocks, preps, thesbos, |
Picks of the Week 5September 28, 2011 | 11:58 AMby Anuhea YagiEvery time I've tried to attend a Psychic Fair (held every first Saturday), unforeseen circumstances get in my way. A catch-22 in eternal return, I can't manage to get to the fair to buy the crystal ball that will alert me to what's preventing me from getting there in the first place! At least, if I manage to make it to the Psychic Fair this go-around, I need no |
Picks of the Week 6September 28, 2011 | 12:01 PMby Anuhea YagiOnly fascinating lives earn the after-name acronyms ONZ, DBE, AC (which stand for Order of New Zealand, the country's highest honor, "to recognise outstanding service to the Crown and people of New Zealand in a civil or military capacity"; Most Excellent Order of the British Empire; and Order of Australia)–and star sporano Dame Kiri Te Kanawa has lead a |
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