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Hawaii Videos

What to do to create money to pay the bills in a ‘bad economy’?

Click below to watch the full video and leave me a comment : ) michaelmackintosh.com michaelmackintosh.com Do you have a skill, talent or way of helping people – but they are not PAYING YOU because of the so-called ‘bad economy?’ If you want to learn how to make sure you get paid, so you can easily pay for your bills and have the abundance YOU DESERVE – then watch this video! In this video, you will discover: • The 3 step system to turn your skills & talents into cash that pay the bills and allow you to feel totally at peace with money • The NUMBER 1 Question you need to ask yourself to attract wealth in this economy (or you will fail and stay in broke) • The one simple technique you can do for FREE that will double or triple your manifestation skills and turn your ideas into cash • PLUS – this is just a cool video that is fun to watch, shot in beautiful Kauai : ) Ok, so now you’ve watched this video – please be a legend and… LEAVE A COMMENT! (We are a community here!) Share this with at least 1 person who will thank you for it. Smile and keep serving from you HEART to the RIGHT people who need what you have most! Sending you lots of love from Hawaii *m

Hawaii Videos

Music of Stan Kenton | 2012 Kalani “Falcon” Marching Band – Oahu MB Festival

SUBSCRIBE to our videos: www.youtube.com Under the Direction of Dennis Kaneshiro. The 2012 Kalani High School “Falcon” Marching Band is proud to present their 2012 Program: “The Music of Stan Kenton” I. La Suerte de Los Tontos II. Pegasus III. Malaguena Recorded at the 37th Annual Oahu Marching Band Festival on November 5, 2012 at the Aloha Stadium (Honolulu, Hawaii). Hosted by the Pearl City Music Learning Center & Finance Factors. This is the 4th festival of the Season. Video: Canon 7D Audio: Sony Nex Vg10 (Quad Capsule Spatial Array Stereo Microphone)

Hawaii Videos

Kiluea Iki

Kiluea Iki (Little Kiluea) Pit Crater in the Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island of Hawaii. In August 1959, a swarm of deep earthquakes was detected by the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. In October it was indicated by seismographs that the summit of Kīlauea was filling with new magma. Between September and November over 1000 earthquakes were detected. On November 14, the activity increased as magma made its way to the surface and erupted at 8:08 pm local time. A fissure opened up through the south wall of Kīlauea Iki and began to fill up the crater with a lava lake. A lava fountain was spewing lava 60–80 meters by November 17. This formed a new cinder cone, named Puʻu Puaʻi (gushing hill). Facts * On December 15, the highest flow of lava was measured at 1.45 million cubic meters per hour. * With every filling and draining of the lava lake, a ‘black ledge’ was formed along the rim of the crater which is now 15–60 meters wide and 15 meters tall. * During lava drainbacks, a giant counter-clockwise whirlpool would form.