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Friday, June 14, 2002

Cool Site: Na Kupuna
Na Kupuna means the elders or the wise ones, referring to those who have a lot of experience and wisdom to share with the younger ones in the community to help them learn and grow. The many ancient arts as well as some modern adaptations that are unique to Hawaii are listed with descriptions. Several have longer references linked from the home page, including Ka Hula (hula dance and culture); Na Hulu (featherwork); Kapa (cloth made from bark); Kapa Kuiki (Hawaiian quilts); Lapa Lapa'au (healing arts); Ka 'Olelo (language); and Na Oli (chants).

Site: Na Kupuna: Living Treasures of Hawaiian Culture
Aunty Kat's Back
It's been a busy week! Aunty Kat is spending the summer in Maine visiting parents and family, and had a looooooooonnnnnnggggg flight on Tuesday and Wednesday. Still adjusting to the time difference, but should get back into the daily routine now.

Monday, June 10, 2002

Partial Eclipse
We will be able to see the partial eclipse from Hawaii this afternoon. Find more information about this eclipse, times it will be visible on different islands, and general information, including warnings about safely viewing an eclipse. Article: Hawaii Awaits Partial Eclipse.

Have you seen an eclipse? Tell us about it on our new message forum: Ask Aunty Kat

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