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First we’ll cover some local science and tech stories, then we’ll speak with Joan Matsukawa from HMAUS about the upcoming Springfest. Then joining us is Noah Hafner from HiCapacity to tell us about the upcoming Mini Maker Faire. Finally, we’ll talk with Rob Kelso and Henk Rogers about PISCES, the Pacific International Space Center for Exploration Systems.
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Joining us today is Ross Rasmussen from HMAUS to tell us about their upcoming Fall Fest 2014. Then we’ve invited Liberty Peralta and Shisa Kahaunaele from PBS Hawaii to talk about Hiki No, now in it’s 6th year.
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First we’ll look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then joining us today is Ed Kim from Hi Capacity to tell us about the upcoming Google Hackathon at the Box Jelly and Eugene Villaluz to tell us about the HMAUS Springfest. Finally, we’ll find out how about the tech scene on Hawaii Island. We’ve invited David L. Cunningham from GVS Transmedia Accelerator and Mike Purvis from Hawaii TechWorks to tell us about this growing community.
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First we’ll look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then joining us today is Ross Rasmussen and Joe Kissell from HMAUS to tell us about the upcoming Pacific New Media iPad Essentials workshop. Finally, we find out from Chip Fletcher, Dean of SOEST and Brad Romine from Sea Grant College, how climate change is affecting the rates of coastal erosion around the Hawaiian islands.
First we’ll look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then joining us today is Jerome Koehler from the Hawaii Macintosh and Apple User Society to tell us about the upcoming FallFest. Finally, we’ll talk about advances in managing your personal health records with Steve Robertson from Hawaii Pacific Health and Kevin Hauste from the Hawaii Health Connector.
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