Living in Hawaii

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Aloha, and welcome to my little grass shack. It is just a humble grass shack, in the town of Mililani, on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. The town of Mililani is a relatively new town (construction started in the summer of 1967). The entire area was pineapple fields when I was growing up. Mililani is located very close to the geographic center of the island.

The link behind the picture on the left will take you to my personal bio page containing many more links and a surprise or two.

Links From da Web

Even though I am very new to surfing on the World Wide Web, I have found some very interesting places to visit. I am always open to suggestions for any additions. Mail suggestions to: poda@lava.net

For those of us learning HTML, this tutorial from hooked.net is very helpful.
All you IRC (Internet Relay Chat) freaks can find the latest version of mIRC, the best IRC client, (IMHO), at this site.
Once you get up and running with mIRC, visit #Bob's_Tavern, the friendliest little pub on IRC.
The Sci-Fi Channel web site is made to order for all of us science fiction fanatics.
For anyone who is planning a trip WeatherNet: Weather Cams has live weather cams in many places.
Pegasus Mail is an excellent and FREE Email client.
Those of us concerned with privacy should visit The International PGP Page to download this Pretty Good Privacy software.

da kine Hawaiian Links

Three Shields Hawaii's page has a version written for Netscape 2.0 which can be downloaded here, and just about any link related to Hawaii.
LavaNet, the best Internet Access Provider on Oahu, is my provider. (but you knew that)
Check out, History at a Glance. From Mauka to Makai
A short description and statistics for each of the main Islands of Hawaii is also provided. From Mauka to Makai
I find the Hawaiian language very beautiful so I have included a short Glossary of words and phrases.
If you would like to find out what your Hawaiian name is, this database is very extensive, and FUN!! Also check out their main web site at HISURF.COM
If you are looking for an exciting and fun thing to do, check Planet Hawaii for a cornucopia of information and links.
Visit the friendly folks at The Internet Cafe to sate your appetite for fresh coffee and a varied menu of goodies...oh, and websurfing too.
The new Aloha Tower Marketplace has many shops and eateries plus information on The Aloha Tower where I work.

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