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by Eric Hartwell - 2007-03-29
Wakeboarding had its humble beginnings in the late 80's by a couple of water sports enthusiasts in Orlando, Florida. Since then, the sport has taken off wildly and wakeboarding is now an official spor...
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by Eric Hartwell - 2007-03-29
Oahu, Hawaii-North ShoreHawaii is the original home of surfing. The Polynesians began the sacred ritualistic sport here more than 500 years ago. Today, Hawaii is home to most of the Big Wave surfing a...
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by Eric Hartwell - 2007-03-30
If images of the kahuna (experts) ritualistically chanting to the Gods to bring the waves, protect men and women who rode them, bless the carved wood boards, kings and queens battling for wave rights ...
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by Eric Hartwell - 2007-03-30
In Polynesian times of the early 1600s, men, women and children would surf the Hawaiian waves together in harmony. Although there were males who were dominant in the sport, many women were also promin...
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by Eric Hartwell - 2007-03-30
What was once a ritualistic, spiritual experience for the early Hawaiians and Polynesians in the construction of their surfboards has now become a multi-billion dollar industry with technologically ad...
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by Eric Hartwell - 2007-04-02
In the early 1900's the Hawaiians organized the Hui Nalu (surf club) and competed in neighborly surf competitions with the Outrigger Canoe Club. This drew a great deal of attention to the Waikiki surf...
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by Gene Morgan - 2007-04-13
Most folk's first trip to Hawaii consist of staying in a high-rise hotel in Waikiki, visiting the beach, enjoying the nightlife, and seeing all the sites in group tours and shuttle buses. This can be ...
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by Douglas Scott - 2007-04-15
Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republics capital, has the distinction of being the oldest colonial city in the Americas. This city, located on the southern coast of the island, bordering the Caribbean S...
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by Jason Stilwell - 2007-04-20
Do you realize how valuable you are? Advertisers, search providers and online retailers are paying billions to reach you while you surf. How much of that money are you making? NONE! AGLOCO thinks you...
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by Jeff Saunders - 2007-05-13
In today's society, it is nearly impossible for us to remain still. It is especially difficult because keeping still can put us behind. Today's world is dependent on the motion and movement of its inh...
