I will never forget this vacation.
[day 1: North Kona]
- walked around Alii Drive
- ate decent Poke and more at Kanaka Kava
- snorkelng at Kamakahonu Beach
- visited Mokuaikaua Church, the oldest church in Hawaii
- sunset at Hapuna Beach
[day 2: Cool down the heat on back]
- oil nassage spa at Hilton Waikoloa Village
[day 3: gorgeous place: Waipio Valley]
- hiking Waipio Valley. crossed a tiny river and met wild horses
- ate the most delicious tuna melt at Simply Natural in Honokaa
[day 4: Honokaa Boy]
- Kalopa State Recreation Area, almost got lost in the middle of a native forest
- watched the Japanese movie Honokaa Boy at Honokaa People's Theatre
- drove from Honokaa to Hiro
[day 5: Volcano]
- went Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
- Kilauea Iki trail, a moderate 4 mile hike into a an old volcanic crater
- drove to Kalapana to see lava enters to ocean and barely could see it
[day 6: Hiro]
- woke up early and went to Hiro Farmer's Market. Super lively market.
- got 3 T-shirts and 2 Aloha shirt at Hiro downtown
- went to Akaka falls. So impressive waterfalls.
- dropped by Honokaa and had a pineapple and coconuts smoothie. yum.
[day 7: Mauna Kea]
- joined the Mauna Kea Sunset and Stargazin tour. So, amazing experience.
[day 8: Just Beautiful]
- Pu`uhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park
- and snorkeling at Honaunau Bay. Turtles and tons of colorful fish on the coral.
[day 9: Cozy Beach]
- the beach at the Mauna Kea Hotel is public. safe and not too big.
- floating and reading a book under the shade of trees
- Simply Natural again to make sure the best tuna melt sandwich.
Mirrored Dale North's awesome cover to Nico Nico and added the original English lyrics to do time sync. Hope everybody likes it and someone gets a nice Japanese tranlsation :)
This is a edit of selected songs from Bound Together album, and Dale North's wonderful Home Again is at the end. Played 100K times and had 15k comments, with lots of heartful comments. (I wish there are auto translations on Nico Nico Douga floating comments ... they're wonderful).
at Nijiya Market & Whole Foods Market. We also bought a 15lbs bag of Japanese rice which is not in the photo below.
In these days, Japanese perl mongers trying to inject a x86 binary code to the perl world with pure perl.
DynaLoader::dl_install_xsub inject binary code, that can call as CV(coderef).
Following is a sample code, call the fork(2).
use DynaLoader;
my $s = join('',
"\x31\xc0", # xor %eax,%eax
"\xb0\x02", # mov $0x2,%al
"\xcd\x80", # int $0x80
"\xc3", # ret
);
DynaLoader::dl_install_xsub(
'myfork',
unpack("L",pack("P*",$s))
);
&myfork;
Enjoy!
