Hula

Had so much fun together.

She was teaching me to do the Hulu.

High spirit, elegant, joyful.

She had this incredible spirit and that twinkle in her eye.

So we'll include praise singers creating oral resumes for chiefs within the tribal history and function as an internet-like adaptability way before there was any apps, calculators, televisions, digital analog.

We'll talk about the Polynesian-Hawaiian hula.

Hula is an oral storytelling through dance.

Hula.

Hula dances.

Lays.

Shake them hips.

Very happy to share the special day with you guys.

Hula gang.

As well as we are.

Pepperonis for everyone.

Audrey Storm.

What? Tastes like a dream, wanna have that daily Hula up the sand like Paul and Trey's sand cake And

a bucket

tastes so good Bucket? Bucket!

And we also have Ike Hawaii, which also 'Olelo, um, Oli, Mele, and then we have Malama Pono, Malama 'Aina.

Um, and then we also have Ike Hawaii, and we also have, um, hula.

Hula.

Okay, that we all know.

Mm-hmm.

In Lebanon, Israeli airstrikes are continuing to decimate areas in the south.

Among Israel's targets was an elderly care home in the town of Hula, which the army blew up on August 29th.

Our contributor Rokhaya Shamsuddin reports that on August 30th, Israel carried out at least 45 separate attacks, including airstrikes, artillery shelling, and detonations of homes and buildings.

Rokhaya filed this report for The Electronic Intifada on Wednesday evening from Lebanon.

Heavy airstrikes and drone strikes targeted the Al-Tahir Ridge, the outskirts of Nabati al-Fawa, Al-Qantara, Al-Dabshah, and Zawtar al-Sharqiyah.

A drone strike in Nabati al-Fawa has killed one man.

In addition, Israeli forces unleashed sustained artillery shelling and sweeping heavy machine gun fire across Hula, Rashaf, Ait al-Jabal, and Mansouri.

In Mansouri, Israeli military machinery advanced into the village, systematically bulldozing and demolishing several residential homes, while structural demolitions continued in Rashef and surrounding border areas.

But I like that where it's like, oh, the good thing with Hawaii is that you don't have to be so focused on what you're doing inside because the nature, the exterior, the outside, the community of Hawaii is what people are going there for.

So really, it's just... kind of playing into that and letting people know, hey, these are all the cool things that you can do around here that are outside, that are unique, that are different here, like Hulu shows.

So I think that's actually a really, really cool perspective and a little bit different than what we're used to with a lot of Airbnbs and different types of investments.

So I think that's awesome.