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Realize That You Are the Most Important Person in Your Life. Self-care means the focus is on self, not everyone else. How many people rush around to take care of others before taking care of one’s self. YOU are the most important person in your life. You have to realize and actualize this belief first before you can take care of others well. The host for this episode is Eileen Paulo-Chrisco. The guest for this episode is Anthony Chrisco.
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Pinoy Power Hawaii. The roadmap to brigadier general. The host for this episode is Emmie Ortega-Anderson. The guest for this episode is Roy Macaraeg.
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Learn how to improve your memory, sleep better and feel less stressed. Poor sleep can increase pain, decrease immunity and impair memory. For more information about essential oils, please contact Christine Lynders at [email protected]. The host for this episode is Christine Lynders. The guest for this episode is Sharon Shusterman.
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Hydrogen offers great potential when it comes to clean tranaportation, sustainable carbon free energy, resiliant large scale energy storage and safe affordable power. Stan has gathered many questions about hydrogen over the years and he's picked the most common to, hopefully, help viewers understand why hydrogen technology makes so much sense. The host for this episode is Stan Osserman.
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How Green Infrastructure can be used in problems such as the proposed Ala Wai Watershed Project. Green infrastructure (GI) are man-made designs that provide social, economic and environmental benefits when managing for urban runoff. There are a myriad of designs focusing on water storage, recharge, filtering and separating as well as water reuse for energy food and ecosystem services. Under the Clean Water Act, MS4, and NPDES compliance our state government and municipalities are encouraged to adopt Low Impact Development designs such as Green Infrastructure but our City and County are playing catch up in adopting such designs and have shown to improperly manage their current cannal and stormwater systems. Local planning projects such as the Ala Wai Flood Mitigation Project and others should therefore be encouraged to adopt current sustainable practices such as Green Infrastructure and stop investing in outdated infrastructure that has shown to cost us in the long run. The host for this episode is Winston Welch. The guest for this episode is Aurelia Gonzalez.
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So many useful deployments. Frank represents a modular-built tiny home whose walls are .75” ply with reflectivity exterior and interior, performing better than code-required insulation. The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Frank Rogers.
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Japanese Inbound Tourism. Who will take care of it?. Talk about the inbound tourism boom in Japan and the huge gap the country has in providing service employees for that growth. Especially managers. The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Stephen A. Zurcher, Ph.D.
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This show will be broadcast in Japanese. Discussion with a global designer of building, hotels, showrooms, restaurants all over the world. Mr Shiraishi will share his inspiration from various cultures combined with Japanese simplicity and elegance to be the world class designing. The host for this episode is Yukari Kunisue, PhD. The guest for this episode is Yoshi Shiraishi.
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Beyond The Chili. We talk with Paul about why Zippy’s has achieved and sustained success for decades and how he is able to help the company improve in various market conditions. The host for this episode is Rusty Komori. The guest for this episode is Paul Yokota.
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social media may be eating our lunch. Brett Oppegaard of the Journalism Program in the School of Communications at UH Manoa will review the discussion at the Morning Media Symposium, and address the question of how the free press can continue when so much money is being drawn off by social media, as discussed in a recent New York Times article. The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Brett Oppegaard.
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