Yup thats part of their livelihood and culture !!! Having the children of the countries they occupy to conform in one way or another and then comply in order to continue to live the blatant fictitious lie so that they have sustenance of life here.Unfortunately it will continue to go on as long as people continue to as Soli says be silenced.http://www.hawaiireporter.com/story.aspx?d7b4b35d-9439-4d66-8534-c7a4afd2f140MAHALOHOW LONG WILL THIS BULLSHET GO ON ! USE THE CHILDREN TO CONTINUE THIS FRICKEN LIES ,KUKAE!Local Students' Designs Are Finalists in Hawaii Statehood T-Shirt Design ContestContest Attracts Entries from 1,063 studentsBy Kathleen Hanover, 12/12/2008 8:49:24 AMHAWAII - Over 1,000 Hawaii schoolchildren from 45 different schools entered the t-shirt design contest sponsored by HawaiiStatehoodApparel.com, a souvenir apparel wholesaler. Several local students* were chosen as finalists.The following Oahu students' designs can be seen online at http://www.hawaiistatehoodapparel.com/contest :From Kalakaua Middle School:Brianna, 6th Grade; Alanda, 7th Grade; Robert, 7th Grade; Kenneth, 8th GradeFrom Kalani High School:Iolani, 9th GradeFrom Our Savior Lutheran School:Mallory, 3rd GradeFrom Sacred Hearts Academy:Megan, 4th Grade; Isabel, 5th Grade; Connie, 6th Grade; Maile, 7th GradeFrom Shafter Elementary:Anthony, KindergartenFrom St Louis School:Kainoa, 8th GradeThe winners in each grade level will be announced within the next two weeks.Students in grades K-12 throughout Hawaii were invited to create t-shirt designs that commemorate Hawaii's 50th anniversary of statehood in 2009. The winner in each grade level will have their creations featured on screen-printed t-shirts available for wholesale purchase through the site. Each winning t-shirt designer will receive a $100 U.S. Savings Bond, plus 50 t-shirts bearing their original artwork. And each winner's school will earn 5% of the profits from sales of the winning design.Design motifs included palm trees, sea turtles, Hula dancers, hibiscus flowers, surfboards, beaches, Hawaii's state flag, tropical sunsets, outrigger canoes, ukuleles, Kamehameha the Great, and many other Hawaiian icons.Don Alfano, the founder of HawaiiStatehoodApparel.com, said he was overwhelmed by the response. "The judges and I had a very difficult time choosing the three best designs for each grade level." Alfano continued, "We were also impressed with the quality of the designs. We're very excited to offer t-shirts that commemorate Hawaii's past, designed by the kids who represent Hawaii's future."HawaiiStatehoodApparel.com features Hawaii Statehood apparel and accessories available for wholesale purchase by retail outlets such as souvenir shops, apparel retailers, surf shops, golf resorts, plus schools, clubs and organizations. The site offers 50th anniversary t-shirts, Hawaiian shirts, golf shirts, and accessories.
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