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The Love Remains  by Katherine Kama'ema'e Smith
Edited by Robert Ball and Kyle Markham        Hawaiian translation by Henrietta Mahuna
                          Cultural Review by Kumu Aloha Keko'olani
    Kapalua Resort is built on the lands once known as Honokahua.  Although the
    land has been grazed and farmed for over a century since the last descendants
    of Kale Kaniaulono were here, archeological sites are still visible.  Kama'ema'e
    tells visitors the story of Kamehamehanui's battle for Maui in 1738, when fighting
    took place at Honokahua.

Honu Publications
500 Kapalua Drive
Lahaina, HI  96761
U.S.A.
Ph./ Fax 808-669-7821
Alt 808-268-0787
theloveremains@yahoo.com
A portion of the proceeds of The Love Remains supports Ke Kula Kaiapuni Hawaiian Immersion Education


Upcoming Events  
Saturday, March 13 at 1pm
Kama'ema'e will talk on "Impact Genealogy"
at Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Lahaina Gateway Mall

How does The Love Remains impact descendants
of Isaac Davis?  Does public access to genealogy help
or hinder the renaissance of Hawai'i?
The Love Remains is a resource for  Davis/Young family genealogy,
and instrumental in reconnecting lost relatives.

Kama'ema'e's  talk is just two days before the premier broadcast of
an Hawaiian episode of The Generations Project, a reality TV show
that brings target guests face to face with their heritage.  
Don't miss this show, filmed on Maui and O'ahu, when Boyd
Mossman discovers he is descended from Isaac Davis and Kale!

Monday, March 15 at 5pm
Generations Project
Reality TV
Broadcast March 15, at 5pm on Cable Channel 409
OR
Online Podcast on byubroadcasting.com

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    Lectures and  Workshops

    Cultural Heritage Lectures
    These talks explain ancient Hawaiian land
    use and social organization, focusing on
    Hawaiian virtues --how they conflict or agree
    with western thoughts. Kama'ema'e's
    respectful approach is intended to give the
    audience a greater appreciation for today's
    historical preservation programs.


    Creativity Workshops
    People who desire to write, and writers
    looking  to publish their work will benefit from
    an open discussion of the creative process,
    an analysis of the publishing industry, and
    road maps for three publication routes
    available to independent writers.
The Love Remains, copyright 2005 Katherine Smith, All Rights Reserved
ISBN: 09723420-5-2        $17.95 U.S.        

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