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Profile Information
- Occupation:
- Blogger / Vlogger / New Media Writer, Digital Designer, Project Manager, Web Developer
- Company:
- livegreenhawaii.org
- Areas of Interest (Robotics, Software Architecture, Green Energy, Web 2.0, etc.):
- Green Energy, Web 2.0, iphone apps, social media
- Software Language Proficiencies / Interests:
- Flash/Flex, HTML, Javascript, PHP, XML, Other
- Website:
- http://livegreenhawaii.org
- Secondary Website:
- http://pixelfishstudio.com
Liz Ambrose's Blog
Artinfilms.com would like to feature Hawaii Artists who have had any art in a feature film or television series, like Hawaii Five-O perhaps?
Aloha All,
I just launched a new website and social network called "Art In Films".
http://www.artinfilms.com
I created it to showcase the art you see in films that enhance the scene or are just in the background.
I'd love to get some Hawaii artists to join my network and showcase any work they may have in films. Big screen or Small. Blockbuster movies, independent, foreign films or locally produced shows like Hawaii Five-O. A… Continue
I just launched a new website and social network called "Art In Films".
http://www.artinfilms.com
I created it to showcase the art you see in films that enhance the scene or are just in the background.
I'd love to get some Hawaii artists to join my network and showcase any work they may have in films. Big screen or Small. Blockbuster movies, independent, foreign films or locally produced shows like Hawaii Five-O. A… Continue
Posted on November 30, 2010 at 11:22pm — 1 Comment
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Hi Liz
The Internet Cafe was located at 611 N. King Street.
we had 15,000 people through the front door in the first 5 months open. you can read about it here.
http://www.hawaiianhope.org/Projects.asp
Unfortunately we were forced to close it. city council reclassified the kalihi area and the property taxes went up $50,000. the landlord kicked out all of the non profits in the building.
By the way, you might like the other projects we do. We recycle doanted computers. To date we have refurbished and given away over 600 donated computers. we currently have 800 in stock.