I blogged about these earlier… but this one that was recently posted tops the cake: ;)
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3 Months 900 Posts, Are You Kidding Me? Top 10 Read Posts
Posted on November 1, 2008 by Damon
Where did time go? I can’t believe it’s been 3 months since I started this blog! I just looked at my statistics that are compiled by WordPress. This Post is my 900th Post in 3 months. I’ve had 35,000+ views of my blog. 334 Comments (2000 + Spam Comments) And I have blogged every day [...]
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Kona and Back – 4.5 Hours… Gorillas Win Again
Posted on November 1, 2008 by Damon
I got a call this morning from my father-in-law mentioning that he forgot something of importance for a talk he was doing on the Kona side of the island this morning. I sent my wife off to the Soccer game and I took off around the Kau end of the island. Going about 65 MPH [...]
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Starbulletin on Kenoi “…Laces His Talks”
Posted on November 1, 2008 by Damon
Interesting article in today’s Starbulletin on Billy Kenoi and Pilago. How is this paragraph describing Kenoi. “A former aide to Mayor Harry Kim, Kenoi, 39, is the one-time kolohe kid from rural Kalapana turned lawyer, a sparkling speaker who laces his talks with localisms, now presenting himself as a mature public servant.”
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Cocqui Frogs Being Found on Oahu… “Oh Crap”
Posted on November 1, 2008 by Damon
Well looks like our friendly Big Island nuisance has finally made it’s way to Oahu. “Tiny frog sets off big alert in Kailua” The funnier thing is, I’m not sure which I’m more surprised about. The cocqui making it’s way to Oahu… or the Starbulletin using the line “Oh Crap” in it’s paper. When Lanikai [...]
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