What time is it in Hawaii?? All of the Hawaiian Islands are on Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time. The states of Arizona (with the exception of the Navajo Nation) and Hawaii,  along with the territories of Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Guam, and American Samoa are the only places in the U.S. that do not observe DST but instead stay on "standard time" all year long. The time is...Aloha ~Ali Related Posts:Grammy Nominees for Best Hawaiian Music Includes Tia CarrereOahu Revealed: The Ultimate Gui... Read Full Story

This is a sponsored guest post written by Cody Sortore on behalf of Petitions For Change. Post powered by Sponzai.We are living in a time of change, will your voice be heard? We've just come out of a recession with some of the lowest employment ratings since the early 80's company's are restructuring, banks are rethinking their strategies, and governments are pushing for change in every direction. Will you have a say in the change that is to come? Stand up and let the world hear what you h... Read Full Story

Diamond Head Volcanic Crater on OahuOverlooking the Pacific Ocean on the Southeast Coast of Oahu, Diamond Head is arguably the most famous volcanic crater in the world.  The crater was originally named Laeahi by the ancient Hawaiians, which means "brow of the tuna". The current name of Diamond Head came from British sailors in the 1800's who mistook the calcite crystals in the lava rock for diamonds.As far as vocanic activity, Diamond Head has been extinc... Read Full Story

This is a sponsored guest post written by Carl Schwartz on behalf of hotelicopter. Post powered by Sponzai.Site publishers and bloggers now have a new content tool at their disposal. If you have travel content on your site, you now can embed detailed hotel information by location or specific hotel. This makes it much more contextual for your readers. hotelicopter.com launched its latest innovation this week.  Going beyond what is currently available, hotelicopter now gives any web s... Read Full Story

Beware of Airfare Surcharges and Fees When you're closing out those last minute flight reservations, there will be times when your fees, taxes, and surcharges are more than the actual price of the fare itself.  More often the case in international travel, this phenomena is becoming more and more prevalent in domestic flights as well. Be sure you know the full fare when selecting your flights, and watch out for those fees! Read Full Story

With the tourist season heating back up, I thought I'd blog about my favorite dance club on Oahu, the Pipeline Cafe.Pipeline Cafe is a super popular 18 and over dance club in downtown Honolulu that also hosts several concerts each month. If you are looking for a large, attractive, younger type crowd (a crowd that includes ME), then Pipeline is definitely the right dance club for you. Pipeline Cafe is open Monday through Saturday but it is closed on Sundays for private parties only.BTW, Pipel... Read Full Story

This is a sponsored guest post written by Justin Germino on behalf of Rock Along Productions. Post powered by Sponzai. AZ Music Connect was created to bring the local music together to provide a central one stop shopping location to find everything music related, without the hassle of other classified ad sites that have unrelated and untrustworthy ads. If you are a band you can find Venues, Gigs, Sell/buy/trade gear, Post events, Sell Tickets, Sell band merchandise, find sound en... Read Full Story

  Hawaii Tailgate Cookbook     Imu-Style Turkey with Portuguese Cornbread Stuffing Dig a pit 1-1/2-times the size of the turkey. Secure the pit’s sides with chicken wire to keep dirt from crumbling onto the bird. Salt and pepper unstuffed turkey; wrap with ti leaves, then with cheesecloth, then with chicken wire. Place red hot coals or river rocks in the bottom of the pit, top with a layer of ti leaves. Place turkey on the ti leaves; cover with more leaves, then ... Read Full Story

Puu Mahana on the Big IslandWhite sandy beaches yes, but is there really such a thing as a Green Sandy Beach? Yep, and you can only find it on the Big Island of Hawaii by traveling down a twelve-mile, unevenly paved, single-lane country road - the kind of road that voids your rental car contract but takes you to an extraordinary attraction. Down this windy road you will spot 37 white windmills that stand about a hundred feet tall - a few houses and a few cows before reaching Ka Lae (the sou... Read Full Story

This is a sponsored guest post written by Justin Germino on behalf of The Chefs Cookbook. Post powered by Sponzai. Every once in a while you find a site that really has a lot to offer. www.thechefscookbook.com is one of those sites. With amazing articles, fantastic well written recipes, hints & tips, and relevant articles about food related news and topics it is clear that The Chefs Cookbook has tons to offer. The writer puts a unique spin on all stories and articles. Imagine... Read Full Story