I'd like to congratulate my good friend Akoni Kama for his up-and-coming appearance in a Disney Channel Original Movie: Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board. This will be a new movie airing in June all about mountainboarding. Check out his site for more info and trailers. Congrats Akoni! {more}

Here is another scene of An Underwater View Oahu that I was able to salvage from my diving experiences in Hawaii. This video was taken of a wreck dive to the naval vessel Y0257, aka Atlantis Wreck because it is visited frequently by the tourist-carrying Atlantis Submarine, followed by a short short dive to Waikiki Caverns with some cool footage of some eels, turtles and an octopus. {more}

While in college in Hawaii I put together a collection of underwater videos with some great music from a few local bands. Unfortunately, not all of it still exists, but I found a few scenes that made it out alive. I will be adding the clips I am able to salvage. Here is a great one, the introduction actually, from Hanauma Bay on the south side of Oahu, Hawaii. {more}

Don’t you just love those awkward moments when people are watching; you wave, make a silly face, and have another slightly awkward moment before leaving? Well if you do, or if you just like watching people or watching the surf or just love watching the Hawaiian island of Oahu, than you have come to the right place. I’ve gone ahead and put together as many Live Oahu Web Cams I could find and put them in one, easy-to-use, list for you. If you are going to stand in front of the now famous live web cam in front of the statue of Duke Kahanamoku in the center of Waikiki and call your friends and ask them to check you out as you wave to them, try to do it early in the day as that cam tends to get a pretty harsh glare in the afternoon. {more}

Yes, you read that right, until January 31, 2006 you can purchase two 4-day adult passes for the Waikiki Trolley for the price of one regular adult 4-day pass ($45.00). If you are taking a quick trip to Oahu to do a little beach relaxing, shopping and minor sight-seeing, this pass can definitely help you save a little money, especially considering the price of car rentals, parking and $3.00+ gasoline. For more information, or to purchase tickets online, visit the Waikiki Trolley Web Site. {more}

I know that some of you doubted that such a beautiful and magical place could exist. Well now you can lay that doubt to rest as I have found photographic evidence of its existence. The astronauts aboard NASA's space shuttle Discovery were nice enough to provide us with this beautiful photograph. {more}

For those of you who don’t know me, I spent a few fantastic years in Hawaii while in college. I still consider it one of the most amazing places on the planet. The islands, the people, the culture, and the Aloha are unforgettable. I decided to put together this section to share what I can about a place that everyone must visit at least once in her or his life. I have plenty of pictures even a few video clips here and there so as time goes on I’ll be posting what I can. Thanks for stopping by. {more}

Someone recently said a beautiful phrase to me, “Mele Kalikimaka.” This phrase takes the best of two worlds and turns it into this tasty treat for your tongue. No, I don’t mean to eat, but to say. Mele Kalikimaka (pronounced phonetically) means Merry Christmas in Hawaii, which, by the way is an amazing place to spend the entire holiday season. I am convinced it’s where Santa goes when he’s all done and ready to take off that suit. In fact, I’m pretty sure I’ve seen him there a few times. {more}