Sail to the Homepage - Page 1
Click on the previous underlined link or the sailboat image to begin your journey to the home-port where you may connect to each of the Hawaiian islands, take virtual field trips on the individual islands, listen to radio stations broadcasting live from Hawaii over the airwaves and through the Internet or look through live webcameras in Hawaii and around the world. You may read jokes and humor, play Jeopardy online, as well as play hundreds of other games at the Yahoo game site and also at the Internet Game Zone. Read The National Geographic Online (their map machine is on page 8). Send greeting cards via e-mail, visit NASA or the NASA photojournal or be whisked off to Israel via SABRAnet. You can also connect to CNN interactive news, weather and sports, get complete car buying information on all new and used cars or check out NASCAR. Read all the bills currently pending in Congress at federal, state and county levels. The homepage was created on May Day 1998.
Click here to Cybercycle to Page 2
On page 2 there is an all-island calendar of events for Hawaii (there's a world-wide Hawaiian event calendar on page 7) and you may also read the history and heritage of Hawaii, play fantasy football, view the personal websites of people in Hawaii, Estonia, a Holocaust survivor and the genealogy of a Hawaiian family whose ancestors immigrated from the Azores islands in the Atlantic. See exciting new discoveries in astronomy with a visit to Japan's new Subaru Telescope atop Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawaii. Or enter a time capsule where you can pick a year and read the news headlines, listen to the music, find out the movies, academy award winners and president and Vice President during those years. Or you can scan the Help Wanted ads at the Monster Board or Career Mosaic. Or you can visit the White House website in Washington where you can send the president or Vice-president an e-mail. Or visit Oscar at the official website of the Academy Awards or enter the vast world of Virtual Jerusalem. Page 2 was created 9/9/98
Surf through the wall of fire to Page 3
Read the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, a daily newspaper, take virtual field trips to 6 of the Hawaiian islands (courtesy NASA) or take beginning Hawaiian language lessons. Visit 100s of U.S. cities' websites, like the one in your home-town; rock on at MTV, view scenes through thousands of live cameras world-wide, learn all about chain-letters, e-mail hoaxes and Internet scams from official U.S government websites, visit the U.S. government printing office where they keep the nation and world informed via the Net as well as in print, you may read anything they have printed; see up-to-the-minute Hawaiian weather as well as real-time satellite images of the Central Pacific Ocean, look at over 1000 photos of Hawaii from Virtual Hawaii. Or you can go behind the scenes at NASA and view the workers through live cameras, visit MOMA, the Museum of Modern Art in New York or visit the official Vatican Website. Page 3 was created in October of 1998.
Ski the Cyberslopes to Page 4
Go to the official NBA website; take an in-depth tour of Kauai, visit the official Hawaii Five-O website, or get a free 122 page trip planner from the Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau. Go to the Mountain Zone for everything in mountaineering, see the phase of the moon for tonight or any night for the past or future 200 years (were you born during a full moon?) Go to the Kids Digital Library, read the complete works of William Shakespeare, or read the CIA Factbook for maps and information about countries world-wide; use the distance calculator to compute how far it is between any 2 cities in the world, then view it on a map. Enjoy scenes from the Hubble Space Telescope or visit Aspen, Colorado. Page 4 was born in November of 1998.
Point your pointer to Page 5
More humor and you can e-mail more cybercards or "Peanuts" cartoon postcards or just read 33 different comic strips. Roam the land of ancient Egypt and visit the pharoahs and their pyramids. You may visit the DEFINITIVE celebrity website where you can link to stars' homepages or get information and reviews about all movies currently playing in theaters, on TV or available in video or search the old movie archive. And you can connect to the All Media recorded music site. Visit "Kids World" which is chock full of fun and interesting things for children. If you are new to the Web you may attend Newbie University where you can learn all about the Net in plain English. And there is an in-depth site for Maui or visit the KITV Honolulu Channel 4 news site where you can hear the Hawaiian word of the day. There's also a link to the Library of Congress photo archive where you can see thousands of photos from the Great Depression through World War II. Page 5 came into being in December of 1998.
Sunshine for Sikhs who clix on page six
Check out the aircraft locator that will show on a map where any commercial airplane is flying and at what speed and altitude, when it is expected to land and you may have 3 people notified via e-mail when it does touch down. Get maps and driving directions to anywhere in North America, complete with restaurants, lodging, transportation, ATM locations and Yellow Pages for the area or compute the rate of exchange for each country's money with the currency converter. See the Earth-Moon viewer for photos of the Earth from the Moon and the Moon from the Earth. Pursue investing for beginners or go to the Kids' Website for grades K-12. Visit Sportsline or get comprehensive information about water sports in Hawaii or peruse the Hawaiian dictionary. Page 6 began in January of 1999.
Get Beamed Up to Page 7
Read Ann Landers on the Net or read Ha'aretz daily newspaper from Israel in English or Hebrew. See stunning photographs and information about the 9 planets of the solar system, Learn about fossils and paleontology with a state by state list of fossil beds, or explore scientific mind-teasers and optical illusions. You may connect to a world-wide calendar of Hawaiian events or click on the Rainbow Connection which is linked to every government office in the state of Hawaii, with links to the capitol, governor's office, house and senate. There are also links to the United States Senate and the House of Representatives, as well as the Internet Law library with almost 10,000 links. You may also study in a massive reference library with every reference book you can think of as well as connections to all major world news bureaus. And for fun, there's the official Darwin Awards website where people earn the award for being killed doing something really stupid; the dialectizer which will convert any document or website into another dialect, like cockney, Swedish or the way Elmer Fudd would talk and there's the Kosher Casino where you can play cards, roulette or any other casino game - play for fun or for real money. Page 7 started in February of 1999.
Make a Date to Meet on Page 8
Go to the National Geographic Map Machine or search the Black history database or investigate a fascinating history website that has links to everything from ancient Incas to the history of music and costumes; or see an in-depth view along with the history of the island of Molokai - one of 3 Hawaiian islands that has wild deer (besides Kauai and Lanai); study a Hawaii history time-line or view the "Everything in health and medicine from A to Z" link. Use the language translator to translate to and from different languages or see United States and world population clocks. Have a look at the FBI Ten Most Wanted criminals or go to the United States Government anti-terrorism site. In an informative vein, there's a link to W3C the World-Wide Web Consortium that sets the standards for the Internet or on a lighter note, there's The Tower, a delightful site that is chock full of fun things from Mark Twain's least known and arguably funniest work to a computerized Elizabethan insult generator which allows you to hurl epithets in the manner of Hamlet or King Lear. Page came into being in March of 1999.
Drift Like a Snowflake to Page 9
On page 9 you will find in-depth information about the Big Island of Hawaii including Kilauea Volcano and the Hawaii Volcano Observatory or you may listen to real radio stations broadcasting live from Hawaii. You may visit the Student Center Infomall, a vast complex for high school, college and university students, complete with movies, music, games chat-rooms, forums and student home-pages! Or you can search and connect with other members of The Tribe at Jewhoo or connect to a magnum opus of world-wide Jewish resources. On page 9 there are links to all you need to know about copyrights or you can explore the exciting site of the ultimate web design firm. You may also find out how to trace your ancestry and see your family tree online, check the Social Security Death Index to read American Obituaries and lots more! Page 9 began in April of 1999.
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