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Even though you don't see the other person that's donating it, it's kind of like a really, like, um, awesome way to build people, bring people together.

The next Aloha Trinket Box will be right outside of Chocoleia in Manoa.

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How's it Aloha Gang, and welcome back to HI Now Daily.

This past weekend, the University of Hawaii Rainbow Warriors locked up their very first win of the season, defeating the Aggies 29 to 19 in front of the Manoa crowd.

Let's get to some highlights.

Practically, uh, left a dent in the floor on that one.

Uh, that was the kind of story all night as the Rainbow Wahine swept Central Arkansas last night in Manoa.

Now Panah Radgude led the team with 14 kills, while Miliana Silvester hit over 50% and chipped in 12 of her own.

Now the Sugar Bears had little answer for UH, with the team now winning four straight all within a week's time.

You know, we're going out of town next weekend on a road trip, but everyone in the country is going through a grueling pre-season, so I think it test- it's a testament to our resilience how we're able to keep fighting and keep showing up.

Oh, heck yeah, and keep going, gang.

Now UH and Central Arkansas will have a rematch tonight in Manoa.

You can tune in on K5.

The both football team rolled on with practice and Kyle

Chenen takes us to Manoa.

The bows moving practice up to the afternoon in a precaution for any effects from the storm, but the team was able to get some work in ahead of game day.

It's a new week for Hawaii who now face the Aggies sitting at 0-2 on the season.

and Aggies clash on Saturday with football making its return to K-5.

Coverage from Ching Field begins at 5.30.

Reporting in Manoa, Kyle Chenin, Hawaii News Now Sports.

All right, come on, Bose.

was going down there.

I was biking from Manoa to Dillingham Shipyard if I couldn't get the car.

Yeah, I was totally into it.

It was just so fun to see something take shape.

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requiring prospectors to obtain licenses from the colonial officials at georgetown before commencing work and to advertise their claims and locations to the official gazette of the colony these regulations have been imposed by the british colonial authorities within a territory to which they did not claim ownership until the discovery of gold and over which they did not attempt to exercise jurisdiction until and as new mines have been discovered they have gradually pushed their frontier line westward until it now includes nearly twice as much territory as they claimed twenty years ago and seven times as much as was ceded to great britain by holland in eighteen fourteen it is true that the venezuelans have shown no enterprise or activity in developing their own resources they have permitted foreign prospectors to enter and occupy the mining districts at their will and have never attempted to exercise police or even administrative control in the mining camps the original prospectors being englishmen naturally looked to the colonial government at georgetown for protection and the other foreigners fell in without a question acknowledged british sovereignty and obeyed british law It was within this disputed territory between the Orinoco and the Amazon that the ancient voyagers located the mythical city of Manoa, the El Dorado upon which the wonder and greed of two centuries were concentrated.

Tidings of its barbaric splendor were brought home by every voyager, and each caravel that left the shores of Europe carried ambitious and avaricious men who hoped to share its plunder before their return to Spain.

but the alluring El Dorado was not a place, it was a man.

And as Lowell approaches, state crews have already been busy with stream cleanup work to prevent future flooding.

We caught up with them today at Manoa Stream, where work is underway at Woodlawn Bridge near the UH faculty housing.

DOT says statewide it's been clearing stream debris, sediment and brush.

And work at Kava Flats in Na'alehu, which experienced extreme damage from Hurricane Lala, is in the design process.

Oh my goodness.

And I don't know how Aluli does it.

Senior forward Anuhea Aluli hit the ground running in Manoa, literally.

Upholding the standard, I guess that's kind of what the roles are for a lot of the veteran players.

Uh, that, uh, there was a little bit of a hot mic during that, uh, last commercial break.

Uh, and so, um, here we are now, uh, coming to you o- on location from, uh, the, uh, lower Manoa campus and Clarence T. C. Ching Athletic Complex.

This is the, uh, final run-through here for UH football.

They're going to, uh, take the field, uh, for what will be kind of a walkthrough, very light day here this Friday morning on the eve of the home opener, a rivalry game in the Mountain West Conference against UNLV.

Glad you're, uh, at least feeling, uh, good enough to do that, and, uh, the UH football players again slowly unit by unit starting to walk out onto the field, uh, for this, uh, final walkthrough here prior to, uh, Hawaii and UNLV tomorrow.

A lot of excitement in the air.

Beautiful morning on the lower Manoa campus.

We're gonna take break.