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Ten best beaches in Hawaii

 Each year, individuals and organizations compile a list of the ten best beaches in the United States. After reading his list of the most beautiful beaches, we were curious and wondered what the ten most beautiful beaches of Hawaii were. After all, the islands that make up the 50th state are dotted with beaches famous for their white sand and surf of world renown. There are several major Hawaiian Islands. Kauai is the oldest and has the most beaches due to the erosive effect of waves on the coast of the island. Oahu is the next Hawaiian island, and is home to the famous Waikiki Beach, a popular water park called Hawaiian Waters, and the capital of Hawaii. Maui (Maui County includes the island of Lanai) is very popular with tourists, while the Big Island (formerly called the Island of Hawaii) is the largest and, because of its active volcanoes, is still growing! There is another island to come up off the coast of the Big Island, but he has yet to break the surface and when that happens, probably one day join the rest of the Big Island. Because of its "newness", the beaches of the Big Island are composed of gray or black sand. So what are the best beaches in Hawaii? How to choose the best where each track here is excellent? We looked for easy access, quality of water and sand, and - where appropriate - the quality of equipment (such as bathrooms). Here is our list of ten most beautiful beaches of Hawaii! It is not arranged in any order, but rather a compilation of ten of the best, since each track is literally the "best." KauaiKe'e Island Beach: This beach is located at the end of the road on the north coast of Kauai. The water is shallow and ideal for families with young children. It is also popular with swimmers. Park in what looks like a rainforest, there are many trees and tropical plants give a sense here that very jungle-ish. From this beach you can hike to a waterfall (a day hike is not recommended for beginners). Poipu Beach Park: This was once the most popular beach on the island of Kauai, and has won several awards in the "best beaches in the world" lists. Unfortunately, after a heavy storm several years ago, much sand was washed. Nevertheless, it is always very popular and tourists on vacation in Hawaii to dozens of stations nearby and enjoy snorkeling hotels, sunbathing and water sports here. It is a sand island that you can swim. Keep an eye on Hawaiian monk seals, and endangered species that likes to rest here, and sometimes even give birth to their young here. Close Brennecke Beach, you can boogie board and can often see green turtles. Polihale Beach: This beach is located at the end of the road on Westside of the island. You have to drive off the road and down an old sugar cane road to reach this beach, making them rather isolated and very quiet. It borders on the famous Na Pali Coast, a popular destination for kayakers. The white sand stretches literally for miles, going down in the blue-green. Remember to bring sandals or slippers (what locals call for "thongs"), that the sun can really heat the sand to a scorching temperature. Do not forget to bring sunscreen and water, the sun is relentless here! Island Bay OahuHanauma: This beach is famous for its snorkeling because of the fact that it is a wildlife preserve. To protect fish, there is a limit to the number of tourists allowed to visit the park. The advantage of this is that it is not too crowded, and there are literally swarms of fish for your snorkeling pleasure. Please be aware that there is an admission officer and limited parking. Got there early, sunscreen (please use biodegradable sunscreen to protect water quality), and enjoy! MolokaiPapohaku Island Beach: This beach has everything from snorkeling to swimming and surfing at boogieboarding, of course, sunbathing! He is very isolated and quiet. A perfect romantic getaway! Do not forget to grab your camera and take pictures of the sunset. In fact, bring your camera wherever you go to Molokai, it is very picturesque. MauiKaanapali Island Beach: This beach is very popular. Because stations nearby, you have access to services, shops, restaurants (take-out hamburgers nothing like sitting in the sun and Hawaiian!), And more. It is also very popular for water sports. Rent a kayak from a nearby hotel and take it out into the ocean! Catch a wave on a kayak is great fun and often results in turning yourself into the water. Well, you're here for fun in the water anyway! Kapalua Beach: This beach is ideal for families with young children. A reef keeps the water calm. If you want to surf, go elsewhere! It can get a little crowded, but nothing unmanageable. It's great for romantic walks along the beach! LanaiHulopoe Beach Island: Get a blanket and watch the water as the sun sets on this quiet beach. Lanai is very small and does not receive the number of tourists and visitors than the other Hawaiian Islands attract, which means that those who choose to visit often experience a beautiful isolated Hawaii. The Big Island (Hawaii Island) Hapuna Beach State Park: Lots and lots of sand make this beach a nice for tourists and visitors to Hawaii. There are beautiful coral reefs that attract divers, snorkeling, white sand and pretty please swimmers who make this beach the most popular beach on the Big Island. Be aware that there is a break from high waves in winter. In summer there is a sandbar that extends over a large into the ocean. Perfect! Glass Beach is a popular beach that attracts people who collect "sea glass, pieces of glass that have been dropped in water until their screen and very smooth. The orbs of glass used as Japanese fishing buoys and you can sometimes find one of these prized collectibles on the beach. -------------------------------------- Important things to note when a Hawaiian beach: Always wear of sunscreen. Watch for signs that the position of rescuers. Never turn your back on the ocean. Never ride on a reef, a rogue wave has claimed the lives of many a tourist. And never leave the water alone! Have fun and enjoy your trip to Hawaii!

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Bus Riding Tips for South America

As a Peace Corps volunteer in Ecuador, I traveled mostly by bus. I also traveled a bit in Peru. Travelling by bus has certain dangers that can not be minimized, as the risk that the bus is by bandits or the risk that the crazy drivers wreck (you know the driver's scary and you are not just a paranoid gringo will be kidnapped when the little old ladies who have driven these buses start to cross all their lives and pray), but there are certain risks that can be minimized, and certain things you do to make your trip more enjoyable one.Bus Hijacking is, is not unheard of, but it is also common. In two years, neither I nor anyone I knew, was on a bus that was hijacked. If it really worries you is the safest bet to go in a group with a chartered tour bus, do not stop to pick up everyone. And there are certain areas of the provinces where it is common. Do not be afraid to ask for and check the online travel guide and message boards for info.First rule of theft: Pay attention to your order. Do not place anything in the hold, under or on top of the bus if you can avoid it. But if you have a large backpack or pocket, you will probably have to put it there under. If possible, sit at a window seat overlooking the cargo areas, so that when the bus stops can see you if someone tries to do with your luggage. Keep small expensive items such as cameras or portable CD players in a small bag or backpack with you with your money, passport, a snack, some water, some toilet paper and Pepto Bismol and aspirin, perhaps. Keep your wallet or your camera in the outside pockets of the backpack, as they know the easiest cases for someone to slip things out without it, you are. Set this smaller bag in your lap or between your feet. Do not put it in the rack above his head, because if you fall asleep, can someone pull on it when they leave the bus and you will not know it until you get to where you're going to get. On your lap is actually the best, as I had put people at things from a bag between his legs while they were asleep, or have known while they were still awake. Many thieves are so highly qualified, it seems almost that supernatural.Something seems pretty obvious, is to go to the toilet in the terminal, if you can, before the bus leaves. Many buses are equipped with bathroom, but they are never clean (on the same note, try the seats, very close to the bathroom, because the smell of urine can be overpowering or worse) to avoid, and sometimes they are not the key , or simply do not leave the bathroom. If not, the only possibility is to be hoped that the bus make a stop somewhere along the way, for a bathroom / food break, the majority of bus routes do.In more (about four or five hours) Ecuador and Peru, where a bus trip can you make of the small amount of the coast to the high altitudes of the Andes, it is advisable to wear a sweater or a jacket easily accessible. It may be broiling on the coast, but in the Andes at night it can pretty cool. Even if you are not the sweater to stay warm, makes it a nice pillow.A many buses a television, films have to play while driving. You will probably pirated kung fu or action (South America seems to love Sylvester Stallone), poorly dubbed or subtitled. Sometimes when you talk to the Ayudante (the helper on the bus, the fares collects and presents the film in, and so on), he will give you the choice of films and let you pick out what you could save by an unbearably bad film . Traveling independently on local transport can be a fun and interesting experience, as long as you maintain a flexible, open-minded attitude. It helps greatly if you speak the language, of course, and reduce to a minimum, you should know how to say thank you basic phrases like "please" and "." Outside the major cities, very few people are going to speak English, and it's up to you as a visitor to the country to adapt to this.

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How many computers does it take to Outer Space Travel

Advances in technology have allowed us to do, so many new and interesting things with our capabilities in space. Computers play an important role in the calculation, collection and analysis of data to predict results, aid in travel and landing capabilities, and so much more. Computers allow so many skills that we as humans ever impossible to achieve. They allow formulas and skills to be programmed and set in motion, and focus only on certain issues. People will never be able to programmed formulas or have the speed of calculation, that computers are capable of. One of the biggest concerns in terms of space and so much new technology was, how all the many computers and devices that required when a trip into space is managed. Computers are needed in so many aspects of a spacecraft, they basically control the whole thing. A computer is needed to fuel the ships control, motor, data entry, landing, removing gear, direction, during the flight, communication from the spacecraft back to its home base here on Earth, etc. With all these computers, it takes many people to monitor all, and many high-tech computer to run everything. If even one of them fails, the whole mission could go wrong. That is why NASA is often multiple, identical computer systems on the same program allow for the repurchase if the failure does not occur. This eliminates some of the risks, but not all of them. There are still many problems that go wrong in all the computers would be necessary, could take off only from the ground. Within the next few years, the goal of a much better idea of the direction that progress is going to have to increase our chances to enter the room safe, and the most productive we can be in any voyage or mission. , Scientists at NASA have agreed on a supercomputer that can they hope to cut down on many of the risks that occur when they try, just run all computer programs and systems operate. If they successfully bring together some of the programs in one, this would dramatically increase the probability of a fail-safe emissions and reduce the cost of maintenance, backup systems, and requires the salaries of many, many people in order to monitor the systems constantly.