Hey there, I lost my one man canoe in the ocean off Kahala coast/ Diamond Head area yesterday around 4pm. It's a Fuze Outrigger Connection canoe with a yellow/red top and white bottom. It has a few stickers on it. Lost the paddle (Moana Nui all wooden blade), too. If you hear of it, or see it please email me, or give me a call. 808.428.7113 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              808.428.7113      end_of_the_skype_highlighting.
Thanks guys!!! Don't paddle further off shore than you are willing to swim back :-)
Aloha

had a very scarey moment on saturday morning. 4 of us were swimming off waikiki around 0900. a number of 6 mans came by to our outside(makai). no big deal we see them and they see us all the time. then an escort boat comes flying by to the 6mans inside (mauka) . we are sure he never saw us, or was even looking at anything other than the canoes. please everyone, be aware that there are others using this big ocean.

Anybody wanna do a HK run tomorrow morning Tuesday 6/15?
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My interest in alternatives to drug testing was sparked this morning from the thread on Vitamin supplements and after reading the abstract of a study on pubmed.gov titled: Total hemoglobin mass--a new parameter to detect blood doping? I'm not sure what the complete text states, but to my understanding it is saying that it's possible to detect if someone is blood doping (either EPO or blood transfusions) by testing the variation in their total hemoglobin mass. A change of less than 6% can be explained by natural variations in training, but a change of over 10% is artificial.