HONOLULU Magazine - October 2009

We road-tested Purple Yoga’s new DVD, designed for pregnant women.

Through a scholarship program, the Hawaii Restaurant Association encourages hardworking students to reach for their goals of becoming chefs and food service professionals. Meet the 2009 recipients.

Meet the seven distinguished chefs who cooked at this year's Hawaii Restaurant Association Annual Hall of Fame induction and Chefs of Aloha Dine Around.

Meet this year’s inductees into the Hawaii Restaurant Association’s Hall of Fame.

At last, I have had a trio of good meals on the Garden Isle.

When one thinks of end-of-life planning, it's important to remember the goal—to reduce the grief and stress your survivors will feel by making decisions about these matters now.

What’s life like for the guy with the most common name in the phone book? We called every Robert Lee in the book to find out.

...on Tora! Tora! Tora! and Don Quijote.

I’d like to keep this floating business as a mirage, thanks very much.

Things to do in Hawaii in October

October archives

Advice from the Best Doctors in Hawaii.

Take a detour off Kapahulu and discover bikes, surfboards and art.

Alliance provides support for sexually abused children.

A recent kerfuffle in the Big Island politics revives the debate over a two-county structure.

Father Damien came to Honolulu before going to Kalaupapa. Now Catholics celebrate the return of his relic.

A local party planner brings eco-friendly ideas to a notoriously disposable-loving industry.

Globe-trotting, movie-watching—does HIFF’s Anderson Le have the perfect job, or what?

Hallowbaloo street festival.

The truth behind my one-initial shoutout.