Comments on: Australian punter to join Warriors

By: Goodbingo.net

Goodbingo.net — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 07:56:08 +0000

Alex Green and Chizzy Dimude join the team in May. Leon Wright-Jackson will be back for his senior season. And although Kealoha Pilares (slotback) and Jake Heun (rush end) are candidates to move to other positions,

By: UNDERFLOOR HEATING

UNDERFLOOR HEATING — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 12:01:14 +0000

which emphasizing kicking, since he was 5.
“We kick it end over end, back spin, spirals,” Dunnachie said.
As for choosing UH, Dunnachie said: “This place is paradise.”
UH has reserved one more scholarship.

By: laser

laser — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 09:15:48 +0000

Do they play Volleyball in Australia, you bet. And guess what, Alex Dunnachie is brilliant at it as well! By the way, you pronounce his surname D-NACK-EE. Good luck to the Warriors, great find is this guy!

By: 99club

99club — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 22:26:37 +0000

I seem to remember the WAC master schedule came out in the middle of March last year. One thing we can bet on is UNR in freeze-da-okole-to-da-seat November. Still, that’d be a trip worth taking.

By: 99club

99club — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 22:16:03 +0000

Aussie! Aussie! Aussie! Welcome to the Warriors Alex.

That’s great news picking up what sounds like a powerful kicker. Is this a new pipeline from Australia? “Hey, you’ll be closer to home, mate!”

The land of kim chee is only a little cold this morning…ahn young

By: Kekoa (iPhone)

Kekoa (iPhone) — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 21:46:50 +0000

Pauoa’s Finest must be a misnomer. We already have the alledged “Pauoa Boy” on board -representing what we know to be the *Finest!*

Btw…we define ‘fine’ as being, Finer den Frog Hair!
Please clarify your blog handle.

By: Kekoa (iPhone)

Kekoa (iPhone) — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 20:58:09 +0000

Koakane ~
Good to hear that you’ll be able to contribute to the Wessai Chaptah’s meeting at Nancy’s today. Looking forward to your ‘Testimonial’ during the Bible study part of the agenda.

Meeting starts at 3 PM, adjourns at 3:10 PM, and the bar opens promptly at 3:11 PM.

Again, all Tsaiko’s are encouraged to attend. Not for the faint of heart. (child birthing experience accepted). Had to add that disclaimer for the moms so dey no get hu hu wit us guys! Ok Aunty Rob25?

By: koakane™

koakane™ — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 20:17:55 +0000

8) goodda morning everyone. just returning from da dark side because so much aloha from you’all. just had to follow the light and bingo I back.

my late mahalo’s to sista midori you can plan um girl much fun and more fun. also kelli I don’t know everybody where ever we go. kudo’s to my dart partnah,s rob25 and mahalo for dragging me up but fell back into the dark lattas again 😀 asports 😆 for keeping me in da game since no one like play with da women I volunteered and almost won all dem games (we rock).

good to see kazz, twins cc and lefty, meet with Idkwthm and his running buddy, shout out to powder puff (no let jamie bother you he just loney-hello how you?)

finally to my inu inu bruddah’s stretch, ajoe and james we gotta get a life bwhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

well off again hope to not wonder again to the dark side be good, play nice and luv you guys.

By: jm2375

jm2375 — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 19:40:11 +0000

Saw this article on yahoo about non-profits and other institutions that can’t touch their endowments due to state laws because the value was lower than the original amount used to establish it. Does this apply to Hawaii? Several universities on the Mainland, including some private schools, have this problem.

The North Carolina Symphony has all the money it needs. But in this economy, the orchestra isn’t allowed to touch it.

The value of its endowment stands at nearly $6.9 million, a fund the symphony planned to tap this year to help pay its musicians and put on concerts. But because of the slump on Wall Street, the endowment is worth less than the original donations that created it. That means, under North Carolina law, that the money is off limits.

It’s a frustrating quandary for universities, orchestras and other nonprofit organizations in two dozen states. They have the money they need to save jobs, offer scholarships and put on a solid schedule of programs, but face state laws that keep them from using any of it.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090301/ap_on_re_us/untouchable_endowments;_ylt=AvjbCcp6g30GwjgxRKyUvaRvzwcF

By: protector

protector — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 19:20:42 +0000

I’m ecstatic that Coach Mac addressed the punting situation. That makes our special teams much less of a liability. That’ll be worth at least a couple of games as well as enhanced field position throughout the year. Now if the new coaches can address the protection schemes and can stop the “bleeding” at OT, this coming season will truly be a pay-off & pay-back year!!