Dayle Turner
Born and raised in Hawaii, Dayle Turner is a stepfather of four, a husband of one, and a writer of mostly outdoor-related stuff. He has taught writing at a community college for 17 years and has done work as a freelance writer and copy-editor.
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Using StudyMate to Create Online Games and ActivitiesStudyMate is a software program for creating ten Flash-based activities and games to include in the curriculum for any level of learner. -
How to Grow Okinawan Sweet PotatoesIn six months, you can have healthy and great-tasting Okinawan sweet potatoes.
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Changing a Headlight Bulb on a Honda CRVChanging the headlight bulb on my 2004 Honda CRV took me fifteen minutes and cost me $13.
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Teaching Writing Online with LaulimaI took my first teaching an online college writing class in the summer of 2009. Here's what's happened.
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Classroom Writing Assignment 2 Using WikipediaThe second assignment in the sequence I use, this one asks students to write an essay where they discuss what is similar and what is different about two Wikipedia Articles.
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Classroom Writing Assignment 1 Using WikipediaTeachers at all levels and all disciplines can have students read, discuss, and write about Wikipedia articles. Here is one example of an assignment I have used. -
Using Wikipedia for Writing AssignmentsWikipedia can be used as the source of writing assignments for classes for all subjects and for all grade levels.
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Day Hiking Haleakala in Maui, HawaiiOutlined are four day hikes in Haleakala National Park
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Kapaeleele Loop Trail in HawaiiNovice hike that takes about an hour
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Exciting Hawaii Hiking: Honopu Ridge TrailA little-known trail with a fantastic payoff for experienced hikers
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Hawaii High Altitude Hiking: The Skyline Trail on MauiHiking the Skyline Trail on Maui in Hawaii is more like hiking a jeep road than a trail. Nevertheless, on the Skyline Trail, it is possible to hike to and from the summit of Maui's highest mountain Haleakala, elevation 10,000 feet. -
Hawaii Waterfall Trail: Waimano PoolHike along a ridge, descend steeply to a river with a waterfall and swimming hole, then reverse field when you are done.
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Challenging Hawaii Hiking: Kamaileunu Ridge TrailSeven mile roundtrip with an elevation gain of 3200 feet
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The Benefits of Using Hiking Poles for HikersHiking poles help me on a long hike and they can help you too. -
Captain Cook Monument Trail in HawaiiHike to a spot where the first European to visit Hawaii died. -
Adventurous Hawaii Hiking on the Makapuu TomTom TrailSome of the best ridge hiking in Hawaii is on this trail -
Ulupaina Trail on Oahu in HawaiiWant an adventure in Hawaii? Try this little-known trail.
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How I Became a Mormon - Part 14All members in the church receive a responsibility or calling. Soon after I was baptized into the church, I received mine.
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The Papali Loop Trail in Oahu, HawaiiI blew my first date with my wife. Fifteen years later, I finally got to make it right. -
Hawaii Hiking Adventure: Nuuanu to Manoa TraverseGot $4 and about four hours? Try this hike in Honolulu, Hawaii. -
How I Became a Mormon - Part 13After baptism comes confirmation and the laying on of hands.
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How I Became a Mormon - Part 12Baptism day arrives. -
How I Became a Mormon - Part 11A cottage meeting and a baptism date.
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Kapalama Loop Via Pu'u Pueo Park Hike in Honolulu, HawaiiNot often hiked and not easy to find but a good adventure. -
How I Became a Mormon - Part 10More about what happened on the first day I set foot in an LDS church.
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How I Became a Mormon - Part 9The Mormon grapevine is alive and well!
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Climbing the Highest Mountain in Hawaii - Part 2Part 2 of the story of ascending Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawaii -
Climbing the Highest Mountain in Hawaii (Part 1): Preparation and Prehike CampoutFour men set out on an adventure to climb the highest peak in Hawaii. -
How I Became a Mormon (Part 8): Dating, Marriage, and ProblemsPart 8 of my conversion story to the LDS church.
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How I Became a Mormon - Part 7The seventh part of the story of how I came to be a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
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Haleakala Sea to Summit: Day 2Part 2 of the story of climbing from sea level to the summit of 10,000-foot high Haleakala on Maui in Hawaii. -
How I Became a Mormon - Part 6Leaving the nest in Hawaii to live and work with a Mormon friend.
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Haleakala-Sea to Summit: Day 1Three Hawaii backpackers set off to hike from sea level to the highest point on the island of Maui, a 10,000 foot elevation gain. -
How I Became a Mormon - Part 5Life in the 1980s, long before the church membership comes about
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How I Became a Mormon - Part 4The story about how I became a member of the LDS church continues...
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Hawaiian Trail and Mountain Club OutingsJoin the Hawaiian Trail and Mountain Club for outdoor exercise and hiking. -
Tragedy Averted on Mount OlomanaOn a fateful Sunday in 2004, my wife and another hiker fell off a steep perilous mountainside while hiking in Hawaii. Both survived. -
How I Became a Mormon - Part 3In this part, I head off to Boise on a football scholarship then return home to Hawaii to learn of some stunning news.
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Hiking, Camping, Backpacking Gear Stores in HawaiiThough your best bet is to buy before you get to Hawaii, there are a few places to buy gear. Read more...
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Considering Work in Medical Transcription?Want to work from home? Read more about a job that allows you to do that.
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Hiking in Koke'e on Kauai in HawaiiI went on a long-weekend trip to Kauai to hike with my wife, daughter, and friends. Read more... -
How I Became a Mormon - Part 2Read more...
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Want to Be a Hike Reporter?a site called localhikes.com has put out the call for folks to hike and write about it.
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Backpacking in Haleakala in HawaiiOne of the best backpacking experiences in Hawaii
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How I Became a Mormon - Part 1The story of how I came to join the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Saints in my late 40s.
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Who Maintains Hawaii's Trails?The answer is volunteers. Find out more about who these people are.
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Departure of June Jones to SMU: Hawaii Football Fans Dismayed but Not SurprisedWho will replace June Jones as University of Hawaii football coach?
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Blog Beginner Basics: What is Working for MeAssuming you've already found your niche, here are some things that will help your and give you hope.
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Hiking Footwear for Hawaii HikingWondering what to wear for Hawaii hiking? Read more to find out.
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How to Avoid Trailhead Ripoffs in HawaiiThis is about what to do and not do to keep your car from getting broken into at trailheads in Hawaii
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Hiking in Hawaii: Little Waimalu LoopA short, interesting but not often hiked trail
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How to Get a Refund From a Work-At-Home Data Entry CompanyYes, you can get your money back. See how I did it.
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The Benefits of Last-Minute Christmas ShoppingYes, there actually are benefits to procrastination and putting Christmas shopping off to the last possible moment.
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How to Create a Work-From-Home BlogThis article is about the rudiments of putting together a blog site to share work-from-home experiences as well as tips on how to make money from the blog.
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Smarthinking: Help for Overloaded Writing Teachers?This article talks about my experience as a community college writing teacher with a heavy workload and how aon online company might help ease the paper-grading load.
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Waikiki, Hawaii Faces Sewage Outfall ThreatThe city of Honolulu is building a bypass system to prevent a replay of March 2006, when 48 million gallons of raw sewage was pumped into a canal adjacent to Waikiki. -
Cell Phones Aid Lost HikersAn article about how cell phones help rescuers to locate and assist lost hikers.
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Monopolies and U.S. Antitrust LawAn overview of antitrust law in the United States, including the Sherman Act and major antitrust cases.
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Kamilonui Trail: Where No Man Has Gone Before?Curious about out-of-the-way hikes? Read on. -
Quick Facts About Oahu's TunnelsWhat you wanted to know but were afraid to ask about the Pali, Wilson, and Harano Tunnels.
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Thirteen States Have Restrictions or Bans on Ticket ScalpingTwenty-seven states have laws on the books that address the act of ticket reselling, with thirteen having laws that prohibit ticket scalping.
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Touring Oahu, Hawaii on FootA narrative about a walking tour from one side of Oahu to another, spanning 20 miles and 8.5 hours. -
LCC Theater: A Little Known Entertainment Gem in HonoluluThe Leeward Community College Theater features some exciting and entertaining shows in the 2007-2008 season. Read more about the Theater's offerings.
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Where to Go on Black Friday in Honolulu, HawaiiSaddled with a high cost of living, Honolulu residents go shopping-mad come Black Friday. What follows is some tips on where to shop on Oahu and what to do once you're there.
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St. Louis Crusaders Favored in Hawaii High School State Football TournamentThe Saint Louis Crusaders of the Interscholastic League of Honolulu (private schools) are favored to win this year's Hawaii high school Division 1 (big schools) state football championship.
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Hawaii Superferry to Sail on December 1st Despite Protests From ResidentsIf you plan to travel in Hawaii, whether you're a resident or visitor to the islands, there is some good news today, according to the Honolulu Advertiser.
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Three and Four Prong Dryer Power Cord ReplacementReplacing the power cord on a clothes dryer is relatively straightforward and requires basic tools and no electrical expertise. -
Dangerous Hawaii Trails: Pu'u KalenaPu'u Kalena is one of Hawaii's and Oahu's most dangerous hikes. -
Hawaii Waterfall Hikes on the Island of OahuThough not nearly in the quantity of the other Hawaiian islands, waterfalls exist on Oahu. I'll describe twenty of the ones I've visited and hiked to. -
Dangerous Hawaii Hiking: The Pu'u Manamana TrailPu'u Manamana is one of the most dangerous hiking trails on the island of Oahu in Hawaii. Known for its spectacular yet perilous narrow ridge sections, Manamana is legendary and revered among Hawaii hikers. -
15th Anniversary of Hawaii's Hurricane Iniki RememberedSeptember 11, 2007 marks the 15th anniversary of the landfall of Hurricane Iniki on the island of Kauai in Hawaii -
Cheap Eats in Hawaii: Richie's Drive Inn in HonoluluPlate lunches are a regular part of Hawaii dining options for local residents. Richie's Drive Inn, though not the cleanest and fanciest places, is a good choice for its low prices and plentiful portions. -
How I was Cured of Irregular Heart RhythmAfter discovering I had a heart problem called atrial flutter, I underwent medication treatment, shock treatment, and a final step that finally brought resolution to my situation. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike the Wiliwilinui Ridge Trail on OahuThe Wiliwilinui hike starts with a walk along an old jeep road. The trail steepens to reach the summit of the Ko'olau Mountain Range with a fantastic viewpoint. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike the Bowman TrailThe 12-mile Bowman Trail is one of the toughest hikes on the island of Oahu. -
Hawaii Vacation Outing: Visit the Makapu'u TidepoolsThe walk and hike to the Makapu'u Tidepools is a short, exciting adventure of about 3 miles. Brace yourself for a steep climb down and back up. -
St. Louis Defeats Kahuku in Hawaii High School Football OpenerDespite being outgained 218 to 157 in total yards, St Louis High School of Honolulu defeated Kahuku High School of Oahu's North Shore 21-6 in a preseason rematch of last season's state title game. -
U.S. Smokers on Par with Worldwide AverageThe number of cigarette smokers in the United States (24% of the population) is on par with the worldwide average of 22%. -
Daily Prayers with Your PartnerDaily prayer together with your spouse will fortify your marriage. -
Build Your Relationship: Read Daily with Your PartnerSpending five to ten minutes a day with your spouse reading from a marriage devotional reader can help to strengthen a relationship. -
Hurricane Flossie Fizzles to Tropical StormHurricane Flossie has been downgraded to a Tropical Storm and is no longer a threat to the Hawaiian Islands. -
Koa: Hawaii's Most Expensive WoodFollowing the instructions of a friend, I was able to collect seeds, germinate them, and eventually end up with 40-foot koa trees in my yard. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike the Hauula and Papali Loop Trails in OahuHauula-Papali is rated as novice and is inland of wind-whipped Hauula Beach Park. -
Hawaiian Travel Adventure: The Maunawili Demonstration Trail in HonoluluCalled one of the best trails on Oahu, the Maunawili Demonstration Trail is 10 miles one-way through some amazing Hawaiian backcountry. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike the Likeke Trail on OahuThe Likeke Trail in Hawaii is an eight-mile out and back hike. It starts at the Nuuanu Pali Lookout, proceeds to the entrance of the Wilson Tunnel, and returns the same way. -
Hawaiian Travel Adventure: Hike the Keahi a Kahoe TrailKeahi a Kahoe is an 11-mile loop with an exhilirating yet dangerous section along the summit of the Koolau Mountain Range. -
What to Do in Honolulu: Hike with the Sierra ClubFor hikers on a budget, the Oahu chapter of the Sierra Club (SC) offers outdoor outings (read: hikes and service projects) for interested residents and visitors. -
An Alternative to Hawaii Eco-Tours: The Hawaiian Trail and Mountain ClubOffering outings every Sunday and every other Saturday, the Hawaiian Trail and Mountain Club (HTMC) conducts hikes on an array of trails on the island of Oahu. -
Wild Pigs Overrun Hawaiian MountainsIn Hawaii, wild pigs have proliferated to the point that mountains in the islands are swarming with the animals have begun making forays into residential communities. -
Hurricane Preparedness in Hawaii: August 2007Hawaii residents are riding out yet another hurricane season. At present, Tropical Storm Flossie is on course for the Islands. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike the Makiki Valley Loop on OahuThe Maikiki Valley Loop is a combination of three trails and starts and ends at the Nature Center in Makiki Valley near Waikiki. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike Aiea Loop BisectionalThe Aiea bisectional literally bisects the 5-mile Aiea Loop Trail. This is a nice alternative for folks who want a shorter more adventurous hike. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike the Pu'u O Kona TrailThe Pu'u o Kona hike is five miles roundtrip. It is tough from start to finish but worth it. -
Former Flight Attendant Now Honolulu Hospital VPIn a roundtable presentation to a group of Hawaii high school students, Dr. Gerard Akaka described his trials as a person who struggled but eventually found his niche. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike the Kawaewae Ridge TrailKawaewae is short but challenging. It starts and ends in different places so be forewarned. -
Peterson's Upland Egg Farm in Wahiawa, HawaiiPeterson's Upland Farms sells eggs to customers every day except Sunday. Good prices. Good service. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike the Nu'uanu TrailThe Nuuanu Trail is located just 4 miles from downtown Honolulu. A beautiful lookout is the reward of this hike. -
The Haiku Stairs in HawaiiThe Haiku Stairs in Hawaii are officially closed, yet hikers still manage to get past posted security officers to make the (illegal) climb. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike the Kamanaiki Ridge Trail on OahuKamanaiki is a ridge trail of 5 miles that takes 2.5 to 3.5 hours to complete. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike the Kamiloiki Ridge TrailKamiloiki Ridge is a 6-mile roundtrip hike that starts in Hawaii Kai on Oahu's east side. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike the Manana TrailLong and rugged, the Manana trail will take hikers deep into the Koolau Mountain Range, terminating with a fantastic view of windward Oahu. -
What to Do in Hawaii: Hike Koko CraterKoko Crater is a 2-mile roundtrip hike with some steep scrambling required. -
Banana: The New American PieApple pie is still the American pie favorite, banana pie is a worthwhile option to consider. An added plus is it's sugar-free, with no appreciable loss in taste and eating pleasure.
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Date Nights with Your SpouseA regular date with your spouse once a week will pay nice dividends in nurturing a marital relationship. -
Hawaii Vacation Ideas: Visit Kaneohe on OahuNot listed as a must-see locale on tourist blogs and visitor publications, Kaneohe is still a great place to spend a day when visiting the capital island of Oahu in Hawaii. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Kuliouou Ridge Trail in HawaiiKuliouou Ridge trail, located on the eastern side of Oahu, is very popular and well-maintained. -
Avoid Trouble and Getting Lost While Hiking in HawaiiYes, hikers do get lost and in trouble on Hawaii Trails. This need not be the case for those who practice simple safety procedures. -
How to Spend a Day in Hawaii CheapDespite reports to the contrary, spending a ton of money while in Hawaii isn't necessary. If you have money to fritter and want to, then by all means. But if you are on a budget or looking to save, read on. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Waahila Ridge Trail in HawaiiWaahila Ridge trail leads to the summit of the Ko'olau Mountain Range on the spur that separates Manoa and Palolo Valleys. It is a 6-mile round trip hike. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Kolowalu TrailAs always, I recommend good hiking shoes. I also advocate the use of hiking poles for added stability and balance.A 2-mile hike in Manoa that is all up, then all down. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Laie Trail in HawaiiLaie is a 12-mile round trip hike. Access to the Koolau Summit Trail (KST) can be gained from this route. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Waimano Ridge Trail in HawaiiA long but not overly rugged trail, the Waimano Ridge is for those wanting a good workout but not too much peril. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Kaunala Trail in HawaiiNot heavily hiked, the Kaunala Trail is still worth the effort to get to and trek. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Malaekahana Pools TrailA little-known trail to a little-known pool. A gem of a hike. -
Travel Guide - Hiking on Oahu on the Kealia TrailKealia is an out and back hike out near the northen tip of Oahu -
Hiking on Oahu on the Mariner's Ridge TrailA short, scenic hike to the summit of the Ko'oolau Range on Oahu -
Hiking on Oahu on the Kalauao Stream TrailThe Kalauao Stream trail offers a nice alternative to ridge hiking. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Pu'u Maelieli TrailMaelieli, though hard to pronounce, is a short little gem of a hike. -
Hiking in Oahu, Hawaii on the Kaiwa Ridge TrailKaiwa Ridge is a short but scenic hike. There are nice views of the ocean and two offshore islands. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Waimano Valley HikeWaimano Valley is a short (2-mile) loop hike, partially along a quiet stream. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Aiea Loop TrailThe Aiea Loop Trail is 4.5-mile novice/intermediate hike on Oahu. -
Hiking on Oahu in Moanalua ValleyA story about a rainy day hike into Moanalua Valley -
Hiking on Oahu on the Mount Olomana TrailNot a long trail but a tough challenging one. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Lanipo TrailThough there are longer and harder trails and shorter and easier trails, the Lanipo Trail is an interesting adventure. -
Hiking on Oahu on the Kahana Valley TrailKahana Valley is a lush valley with plenty of hiking and exploring available.