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Cool Stuff: Solo Stove & CRKT's Shakulu

Thu, 05/09/2013 - 8:59am | Category:
By
Barry Markowitz

When Agriculture Director Melila Purcell was a Laie, BYU-Hawaii student, bet he used the “Autograph Tree” to leave cute messages to Moana. Way too cute for me to visualize that sappy stuff, especially since they are way too cute grandparents, with way too cute kids, and have disgustingly cute grandchildren.
 
Well Melila & Moana, I own my very own personal "Autograph Tree" in my backyard, and I have a way too cute "Cool Stuff" goodie that actually consumes parts of your sappy tree.
 



Malamalama aga o le kanesa: You and your colon

Sun, 03/17/2013 - 9:48am | Category:
By
Luana Scanlan

Here's a fun fact: more than 400 types of bacteria totaling two to four pounds live in your colon. The colon is an organ about six feet long and could be considered the "plumbing system" for the human body. The processing of the food you eat begins in the stomach where enzymes unlock the nutrients in food, breaking down the proteins, carbohydrates and fats.
 



Cool Stuff: Eat N' Tool, Manti Raw

Sat, 01/19/2013 - 10:37am | Category:
By
Barry Markowitz

Samoa News sent me to cover the emotional battle over 2nd Amendment Rights at the firearm's industry's Shot Show and of course I end up gravitating toward fia ai utensels and hanging out with Ted Nugent.

The CRKT Eat N' Tool ($7.99) and the XL version ($14.99) are terrific for its "spork" eating capabilities, its screw driver, its nut tightening psuedo wrench, its bottle opener, can opener on the XL and a few secret functions I will gladly share over my second tall brown bottle of Vailima, that you, a Coolio, will shout me at the Tradewind's Bar.



FIJI BATTERED BY CYCLONE EVAN

Mon, 12/17/2012 - 6:50am | Category:
By
MICHAEL FIELD, Stuff New Zealand

Cyclone Evan has wrecked homes, brought down trees and caused flooding across Fiji's main island.

The biggest cyclone in 20 years to hit the Pacific island nation is believed to have been destroyed a number of homes in Fiji’s second largest city, Lautoka, in western Viti Levu.

Tonight power was cut and land and mobile phone lines went down, but before they were lost, there were reports of major damage.

On the northern coast of Viti Levu, flood waters hit Ba, Raikiraki and Tavua.

Read More 
at Stuff New Zealand


McDONALD'S MISS SOUTH PACIFIC INTRODUCES MISS COOK ISLANDS

Fri, 12/07/2012 - 1:54pm | Category:
Kate Ngatokorua

Kia Orana kotou katoatoa.

Born and raised on the island of Mangaia, the oldest and most southern island in the Cook Islands, I am the baby of the family of four children.

My loving parents taught me the value of discipline and the importance of holding on to, and being proud of, my home and my culture. Being school teachers they have instilled in me the importance of a good education. I am indeed fortunate to have a wonderful sister who adores her baby sister and two very protective big brothers.



McDONALD'S MISS SOUTH PACIFIC INTRODUCES MISS SOLOMON ISLANDS

Thu, 12/06/2012 - 4:56pm | Category:
Stephanie Prince

My hobbies are  arts (creative), listening to music, spending time with family and making new friends.



I have a Bachelors Degree in business studies (2010-2011 fro Massey University, New Zealand and plan to resumemy  studies, complete a degree in business management.

This will allow me to help run the family business  which dad left behind after passing away in Dec. last year.

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McDONALD'S MISS SOUTH PACIFIC INTRODUCES MISS PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Wed, 12/05/2012 - 4:13pm | Category:
Ruby-Anne Laufa

I am an outgoing person who likes to meet new people and experience new things. I believe that every person is unique in their own way and that it should be embraced.

I am currently studying Law at the University of Papua NewGuinea which is PNG’s premiere university. I recently completed my second year of degree program.



McDONALD'S MISS SOUTH PACIFIC INTRODUCES MISS TONGA

Tue, 12/04/2012 - 4:54pm | Category:
Ebony Nuku

I was born the youngest of eight siblings and raised on the Island Kingdom of Tonga since birth. Growing up and around my Tongan culture and people I gained many interests and hobbies, some of which include spending time with family, attending church meetings and activities, watching movies and most of all participating in any form of Polynesian dance.



McDONALD'S MISS SOUTH PACIFIC INTRODUCES MISS TOKELAU

Mon, 12/03/2012 - 3:16pm | Category:
Peki Teata

I am 25 years of age and the third oldest of four children, I love being the middle child because I can look up and learn from my older siblings and assist my younger siblings.

While working as a teacher aide at the Tialeniu School, i am also studying at USP and very excited to be on the final year of achieving my Bachelor of Teaching degree. I enjoy working with children as I believe they are the future of the Pacific.



McDONALD'S MISS SOUTH PACIFIC INTRODUCES MISS SAMOA

Sun, 12/02/2012 - 2:38pm | Category:
Janine Tuivaiti

Talofa lava and warm greetings from the Treasured Islands of the South Pacific, Samoa!

I was born and raised in Auckland, New Zealand by my parents and am the eldest of 3

daughters. I am 20 years of age and am proud and honoured to be the representative of

Samoa at the Miss South Pacific Pageant this year.

 I am pursuing a Bachelor conjoint of Law and Arts at the University of Auckland. My future endeavour is to continue on to a higher qualification and become a successful judge.



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