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Haunted in Hawaii

 Do you believe in ghosts? Apparitions and paranormal activity is reported every day in every corner of the world, here are the stories of seven locations in Hawaii who have had their share of unexplained.Hawaii County, KailuaKona, HawaiiAt the King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel, guests and employees footsteps reported hearing, disembodied chants and battle cries inexplicable. Some have even claimed to have seen apparitions believed to be Hawaiian warriors.Honolulu County, Ford Island, residents have made reports HawaiiMany disembodied voices and footsteps in empty rooms of their homes. Some have reported finding objects in their homes inexplicably moved or stacked. Other paranormal phenomena including lights and appliances that are turned on in the middle of the night for no apparent reason, an apparition of light mist floating through their homes and shadows walking around the trees and buildings on the north side of 'island : these figures look like people, but then disappear into thin air.Honolulu County, Honolulu, the Honolulu HawaiiAt, many employees, as well as reports, travelers have made carts moving by themselves in the garden area. In the area of port 31, a worker in the cockpit reported seeing a bloody face in a window, but when they took a second glance, his face was gone.Honolulu County, Kapolei, Oahu HawaiiAt the Ihilani Resort, seventeenth floor is said to be haunted by a woman who has stayed at the hotel and died of an unknown illness. The appearance of this woman was heard on the floor and is known to leave the doors open or closed, and visitors to sleep. She has also been taken to stay balanced on the guests, when suddenly awoke in night.Honolulu County, Pearl City, HawaiiBuilding 2171 at the City of Pearl is a former Air Force Base mortuary and crematorium during the Second World War. E 'in this building that many people have reported unexplained noises of shots and screams coming from basement.Honolulu County, Schofield Barracks, HawaiiAt J Quad Building 846, many reported that they heard mumbling voices and laughter that can not be explained. Others said they had pulled the covers off of them in the middle of the night by some invisible force.Honolulu County, Waikiki, the Waikiki Parc Hotel HawaiiAt, guests and employees have claimed that a former employee, who recently passed away, his fists still every day. The punch cards that belonged to the magnetic employee has been canceled, but somehow the machine continues to record his fists in the paper day after day. Apparently this appearance was seen by a new employee who has asked the workers to other that the man had hung around the clock. He was able to describe the appearance and the description is said to have fit that of late worker.So, I ask again, do you believe in ghosts?

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Crisis Group: Bolivia at risk of renewed violence

 The International Crisis Group released a new report analyzing the need for leaders to work with Bolivian President Evo Morales, to implement the necessary internal reforms. "The new Constitution of Bolivia: Avoid violent confrontation" was released in late August and is available to download or view an Adobe Acrobat format on the website of the International Crisis Group. Under the new analysis report, Bolivia is in danger of undergoing a new round of potentially violent clashes if the political leaders, including Bolivian President Morales does not work towards achieving a national agreement on reforms policies. The report says the Bolivian Constituent Assembly became the focal point of a divided country at serious risk of renewed internal conflict. Mark Schneider, vice president and special adviser on Latin America for the Crisis Group said in a news release, "If Morales does not lead the new dialogue in a way that defuses tensions and reached a consensus he risk of further violence and ultimately the failure of his project almost revolutionary change. "The Crisis Group report finds that President Morales must make an effort to address a wide range of population divided Bolivia, expanding the membership of committees of citizens and facilitate free and open elections. Meanwhile, the Crisis Group said, political parties opposed to Morales must be prepared to discuss with the president and his MAS party. Markus Schultze-Kraft, Latin America Program Director for the International Crisis Group, said: "The gap between rural and urban areas and the east-west geographic divide has been deepening. If violent confrontation is to avoid all political actors must remember that the election of Morales was a vote for change and make efforts to find a consensus on the nature, limits, and timing of these changes. "Additional information on this new Crisis Group report can be obtained by contacting Nadim Hasbani in Brussels at 32 (0) 2 541 1635 or Kimberly Abbott in Washington, DC at [phone]. In addition to the full report, summary and detailed list of recommendations of the Crisis Group is available on the website of the International Crisis Group. The International Crisis Group is an independent, nonprofit, nongovernmental organization that works to resolve and prevent violent conflicts around the world. The Crisis Group is actively monitoring conflicts in over 60 countries and territories across four continents. Source: International Crisis Group Press Release Bolivia

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Sandboarding the Dragon in Atacama desert, Chile

 Iquique, Chile, nestled between the Pacific and the Atacama Desert is the birthplace of dune surfing.When the sun begins to set in the South Pacific, sandboarders make their pilgrimage to the summit of Cerro Dragon (Dragon Hill), the sand dunes that guard the port city of Iquique ("e-KEY-keh") from the parched Atacama Desert.Cristobal Edwards and his friends constantly trudging through the sand until top.First practiced in Chile in 1987, won the sandboarding 'widespread attention around. " the sport of skiing on the sand "2000 as a scout the dune in silence to find the best slides - change the shape of the ocean wind of the dune continually.Diehard Chilean sandboarders 20-something that helped make a hip and sleep Iquique happening place. One day it's up to Edwards 'on a board.He stood on a table, unbuttoned his feet, and learn to keep in balance, bending your knees and leaning a bit'. "I went back to the top of the dune, tied my feet on the edge, and slid down," he said. "I was constantly going down, but not fast enough, because I fell on my chest." As snowboarders, his cousin sand is a question of balance and friends speed.Edwards' Diego and Custom made a few laps before they are tested the giant electronic clock on a nearby hill, it was time to return to their van Iquique.As descended Cerro Dragon Diego Esposito asked if sandboarded the morning when the sand was cool "Hardly, we party too" ;. said.Sandboarding he is becoming very popular where there are sand dunes, such as Southern California, the Sahara, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, northern Chile, and Peru.In 1999, and sailed sandboarders who found the time Australia to build a sandboarding park. They built using sand bags as a base and then fill most of the gaps with shovels full of damp sand and then put over the top of the hot, dry sand for a smooth ride. The first thing that has been built a large bank that would ride on as they approached a curve of 90 degrees and turn around, as opposed to carving so that it has not lost speed.The piece next to the park was editing an existing pipe and a half. Then have a bay that departure has dramatically increased the speed in the tube and meaning you could do much more moves.The bay also serves as a starting point for a not very steep, but reasonably long run, that was great for long smooth carves and rolling 180s and 360s. E 'was named the Liberty Sandboard Park.

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