STAFF BLOGS
Sports
Stephen Tsai knows UH sports, down to the last decimal of a 40-yard dash. Few reporters get the inside information like he does. What Tsai writes is a daily must-read. 
• 05/17/2008: Happy birthday, Jason!
• 05/16/2008: Manti Te‘o sweepstakes underway
• 05/15/2008: Keomaka signs with indoor-league team
As a teenager, Wes Nakama would select "pretend" all-star and all-state teams and write stories about them just for fun. Now he does it for a living. Come visit Wes' prep sports world and join in the conversation.
• 05/17/2008: Can great pitching stop great hitting tonight?
• 05/16/2008: Waracka-Robinson duel ranks up there with best ever
• 05/15/2008: Waipahu shows Robinson ultimate respect
Kim Fassler has a young, fresh perspective on issues that matter to 20-somethings, whether it's living with parents, landing a job, making a difference or running screaming from the "real world."
• 05/16/2008: Ripples from the same-sex marriage ruling
• 05/15/2008: iLind.net gets DNC access with 54 other bloggers
• 05/15/2008: A Tale of Two Countries: China & Myanmar
Constantly on the hunt for child-rearing tips, family-friendly activities and amusing anecdotes, Treena Shapiro will share the best and the worst here and encourages you to do the same. For more conversation on parenting, read HawaiiMoms.com.
• 05/16/2008: 'Could Pierce's mom take LeBron's mom?'
• 05/15/2008: What's your college major?
• 05/14/2008: Two hearts are not better than one
You got the Cat...now here come da Dog! As much as wahine, kane can wala'au (talk story), although Lance Kwon admits their bark is usually bigger than their bite. We're letting Lance blog because he works in the accounting department and controls our money. So what's he blogging about? Anything and everything, from the male point of view!
• 05/16/2008: I Got Something You No Mo'
• 05/15/2008: Hook Ups
• 05/14/2008: Panty Fight
You may be growing older, but you're growing wiser, too. Navigating this midlife transition isn't hard with help from Rodney Lee. Join in with your thoughts.
• 05/16/2008: The "marrow guy" - isn't he also...
• 05/14/2008: Paradise by the Go Phone Light
• 05/13/2008: Third Time's a Charm?
O'ahu overnight has a pulse of a different kind. This blog is a chance for insomniacs to share what they experience as they burn the midnight oil.
• 05/12/2008: China quake rattles memories
• 05/11/2008: The daily emails from mom
• 05/06/2008: TIp the scale? I’d rather break it
Politics
Derrick DePledge
and Treena Shapiro
Capitol Notebook
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Get a behind-the-scenes look at state government and politics from Capitol Bureau reporters Derrick DePledge and Treena Shapiro. Share insider tips or ideas with the bureau at 525-8070 or via e-mail.
• 05/01/2008: Adjournment sine die
• 04/30/2008: 26
• 04/30/2008: Full disclosure
Editorial
From politicians to newsmakers to everyday people in the news – Editorial and Opinion Editor Jeanne Mariani-Belding puts them in the Hot Seat, and lets you ask the questions.
• 05/15/2008: COMING WEDNESDAY: SHOULD HAWAII HAVE A CON CON?
• 05/14/2008: NOW ON THE HOT SEAT: STATE CHIEF ECONOMIST PEARL IMADA IBOSHI
• 05/11/2008: Coming Wednesday: State Chief Economist Pearl Iboshi
The Advertiser's Editorial Board Blog offers daily observations and opinions of issues affecting Hawaii, the nation and the world. It is written by The Advertiser's Editorial Board, which represents the opinions of the newspaper in print and online.
• 05/15/2008: A fond farewell to a teacher of many things
• 05/08/2008: The pen is mightier than the sword; do we need a shield?
• 05/07/2008: Hair
Entertainment
Like other Losties throughout the world, Caryn Kunz hopes Season 3 will finally start to answer some burning questions, like what the heck is going on?
• 05/15/2008: Season 4 Finale part 1 (of 3!)
• 05/08/2008: Thugs and jungles and ghosts, oh my!
• 05/06/2008: I'd be Lost without you, Mom
Kawehi Haug blogs about this city's vibrant (yes, vibrant – she can prove it) arts-and-entertainment scene, pop culture references included.
• 05/15/2008: Around Town: Fort Street Bar & Grill
• 05/15/2008: Quick Hits
• 05/13/2008: Concerts: Vampire Weekend
Business
Rick Daysog, Advertiser writer, knows business. He analyzes the news, passes on anecdotes and follows up on stories that appear in the business pages. And he'd like to hear from you.
• 05/14/2008: Rain Suit
• 05/13/2008: ASB Update
• 05/12/2008: Mesa's Stock
Finding shortcuts, efficiencies and ways to boost your productivity at work, school and home – that's what this blog is about. It's a community effort, so join in.
• 05/15/2008: Tacked on the 'frig door
• 05/08/2008: Sun-dried towels or bust
• 05/01/2008: Pocket vidcams revisted
Miscellaneous
So you already know the day's top news, but what are the stories that people are REALLY talking about? Advertiser copy editor Shauna Goya will scour the wire for wacky and odd news items that rarely make the paper. She wants your suggestions as well, so join in.
• 05/16/2008: Sizing up the solar-powered bra
• 05/15/2008: Are you smarter than a 10-year-old?
• 05/14/2008: Attack on the Jedis
How does The Advertiser decide which stories go on Page One and which go inside? Steve Petranik discusses that and other newsroom issues, and he wants to hear your questions.
• 05/12/2008: You write the news
• 05/06/2008: Putting the 'new' in 'news'
• 03/27/2008: Reporting on crimes and allegations
Hawai'i has an abundance of beauty and schlock. Minette McCabe explores all aspects of art and design, from graphics and digital to products and surroundings. Join in with your praise and rants.
• 05/16/2008: Making Mugsy
• 05/15/2008: Mo’ MAMo Fashion
• 05/14/2008: Poppin’ Metropolitan Book of Fascinating Facts
Assistant features editor Wanda Adams and photographer Rebecca Breyer make their annual trek to Hilo, which every Easter week becomes Hula Town as the annual Merrie Monarch Festival and hula competition get underway. Adams, a Maui girl who has studied hula and covered Merrie Monarch for the past four years, keeps you posted on what's going on – from shopping to dining to rehearsals to performances.
• 04/06/2008: Merrie Monarch results...
• 04/06/2008: Merrie Monarch... Me ke aloha pumehana
• 04/05/2008: Merrie Monarch... misc.
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PUBLIC BLOGS
Sports
Drop into surf reports, news and events straight from The Pipeline on Oahu's North Shore and share your own surf insights.
• 05/16/2008: off season surf
• 05/11/2008: Waves?
• 05/09/2008: Northshore makes National News
Dave Vinton announces sports telecasts statewide from the high schools to the colleges on OC16. Now, "see" the things he didn't say on TV.
• 05/12/2008: Schools, Community, Identity
• 05/01/2008: Sportsmanship and Friendships
• 04/25/2008: OIA Baseball Changes
Lifestyle
Break-ups, bad haircuts, Brangelina ... whatever's being dished at the water cooler, Catherine E. Toth – a.k.a. Cat – has something to say about it. She writes about everything from relationships to reality TV.
• 05/16/2008: FUUD: Nordstrom Marketplace Cafe at Ala Moana Center
• 05/15/2008: Best sports, romantic movies
• 05/14/2008: What's in a signature?
Random babblings from a member of the 30+ club. From the world of computers and Web to anything and everything Hawai'i, Edward Sugimoto's got you covered.
• 05/16/2008: Road Rage
• 05/15/2008: Egan Inoue to Make Return from Retirement
• 05/15/2008: Gosh!
Politics
A totally independent, slightly irreverent and hopelessly idealistic view of people and events in Hawai'i and beyond. David Shapiro has covered Hawai'i and national news for four decades as a reporter, editor and columnist.
• 05/16/2008: flASHback: Down from the sugar rush
• 05/14/2008: Smoking cops in the living room
• 05/14/2008: Kim's probe had a fishy smell
The Advertiser's Jerry Burris is retired from the newspaper, but is blogging on the politics and events of the day, from the Legislature to the presidential election and beyond.
• 05/14/2008: Obama to Nixon: What's it like to campaign in Hawaii?
• 05/12/2008: Two holdouts in the Obama parade --- but not any more!
• 05/06/2008: Is that Abercrombie out there?
Business
In this blog you'll find the most current sales information for island real estate, as well as a host of related topics like neighborhood specifics, Realtor events, economic conditions and other educational subjects. Harvey's goal is to help you better understand the statistical data and keep you informed about what's happening in the industry.
• 05/16/2008: Condominiums in Moanalua-Salt Lake
• 05/13/2008: Single Family Homes in Mililani
• 05/08/2008: Condominiums in Waipahu
ThinkTech Hawaii is a state of mind examining whether Hawaii is keeping up with tech and business opportunities in a fast-moving world. Jay Fidell welcomes your comments.
• 05/13/2008: Reaching out to the Frontiers of Solar Power
• 05/09/2008: Lightroom is the new Photoshop
• 05/08/2008: About
Entertainment
Honolulu ska and reggae band, Go Jimmy Go, is one prolific bunch. Whether touring the U.S., Europe and Japan or jamming in the studio for a new album, these boys impress wherever they go. Eric White, GJG saxophone player, lends an inside perspective on the band. Got a comment? Join in.
• 04/12/2008: The Paradox Of A Good Time
• 04/11/2008: Hanging On In Hannover
• 04/09/2008: Gourmet Punk Rock!
Movie-going and a passion for cinema viewing are taking hold in the islands. Kanani Souza, a true movie buff, shares her thoughts on the most recent movie releases at the box office and invites you to join in.
• 05/16/2008: Big Island Film Festival!
• 05/11/2008: Depictions of "Mom" in Film and Television
• 05/11/2008: "Redbelt"
Environment
Science writer Jan TenBruggencate reviews the latest developments in Hawai'i science and the environment in his blog, RaisingIslands.com. TenBruggencate, an author, canoe-builder, sailor, hiker and lots more, has covered Hawai'i since 1970.
Neighborhoods
Despite its high concentration of condos, Melissa Chang thinks Ala Moana/Kaka'ako has its own neighborhood charm and its proximity to the ocean has the ability to take the urban edge off. Have your own observations? Join in the discussion.
• 05/16/2008: FORT Street Bar & Grill! Not Side Street!
• 05/13/2008: Hokulani Bake Shop
• 05/08/2008: Ho, Hum. Just another beautiful day in paradise.
If you live, work or travel to Kapolei, Lorraine Gershun's blog is the one to read. Lorraine writes about her general observations of life as a parent and as someone who lives and works in the Second City. Let her know your thoughts.
• 05/14/2008: Teaching is wearing me out
• 05/12/2008: Searider News is the best
• 05/09/2008: Safety first
Shad Kane is driven to save and restore a Hawaiian cultural history that is at risk of being lost. It is important that future generations come to know the true story of these islands that we have all come to love and call home.
• 05/15/2008: Welcome to Cultural Kapolei
• 04/14/2008: Pohakea: White Rock……Black Hills
• 02/25/2008: Kaupe‘a: The Way to Leiwalu ‘O Leilono
When Caryn Kunz is not at work, you'll catch her cruising at beaches along the east side; it's too crowded in town. In her opinion, the best day ever consists of a lazy weekend BBQ potluck with family and friends (at the beach, of course). Share your favorite Ko'olauloa happenings.
• 05/13/2008: Summer is coming!
• 05/07/2008: May Day is Lei Day
• 05/06/2008: Let's hear it for Nu'u Ministries
Virginia Enos wants taxpayers to get more for their money and for our leaders to put the community first. She observes the daily changes to Kailua neighborhoods, parks and business districts through the eyes of a taxpayer and committed resident homeowner. And wants to hear from you as well.
• 05/03/2008: Resting of the Orange
• 04/15/2008: LET'S RENT KAYAKS!
• 04/10/2008: Coming soon
Kristen Brummel says Manoa is her bubble. She was raised and educated in the valley and "adores its people, schools, restaurants, library ... everything." Share your comments on Manoa.
• 05/15/2008: Receiving Golden Tickets
• 05/04/2008: 120 of us off to the Big Island!
• 04/21/2008: Beautifying our Corner of the Earth
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