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Bicyclist in critical condition after hit-and-run crash in Ewa Beach

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8 Vegan Fast Food Options Worth Trying

8 Vegan Fast Food Options Worth Trying Amy Gorin, MS, RDN Replay Video There s good news if you love your plant-based burger. Vegan fast food options are expected to grow at an even faster speed from 2020 to 2027, per a report by Verified Market Research. Vegan fast-food options are growing because the number of vegans in the United States is growing, says Jennifer Moore, RDN, a dietitian specializing in plant-based wellness and renal diets in Southaven, Mississippi. Additionally, Beyond Meat products are available at numerous restaurants including Kentucky Fried Chicken, Hardee s, and Carl s Jr. Thank goodness! How to ID vegan fast food menu items

Average cost of car insurance in Hawaii

Average cost of car insurance in Hawaii Bankrate 2 hrs ago © John Seaton Callahan/Getty Images USA, Hawaii, Kamehameha Highway If you are moving to the islands or thinking of switching carriers, knowing the average cost of car insurance in Hawaii could give you a good baseline when shopping for coverage. Hawaii car insurance rates depend on whether you need full coverage or basic insurance. The state s minimum coverage is far cheaper - average car insurance rates in Hawaii are $345 per year for minimum coverage and $1,127 per year for full coverage. Popular Searches How much does car insurance cost in Hawaii?

Wildfire fighting tech a national Beat Blaze finalist

University of Hawaiʻi A University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa-led innovation to aid in the fight against wildfires reached the finals of a national hackathon competition. Team leader Marc Ivan Manalac, a third-year computer engineering student, and three other college students in the U.S., created a plan for a long-range outdoor fire detecting system in just two weeks. Manalac’s team was one of 10 finalists out of more than 450 entries in the “Beat the Blaze” competition hosted by the National Security Innovation Network (NSIN). Although his team did not win one of the three $15,000 top prizes, Manalac still hopes to apply for other funding opportunities to further develop the technology for use in Hawaiʻi.

Wildfire fighting tech a national Beat the Blaze finalist | University of Hawaiʻi System News

Marc Ivan Manalac, a third-year computer engineering student, and three other college students in the U.S., created a plan for a long-range outdoor fire detecting system in just two weeks. Manalac’s team was one of 10 finalists out of more than 450 entries in the “Beat the Blaze” competition hosted by the National Security Innovation Network ( NSIN). Although his team did not win one of the three $15,000 top prizes, Manalac still hopes to apply for other funding opportunities to further develop the technology for use in Hawaiʻi. Tech to combat wildfires Wildfires are common in the U.S., including Hawaiʻi, especially during the summer months in dry brush areas exposed to strong winds. The competition challenged participants to increase the information sharing capacity and capabilities between the National Guard and emergency response agencies during wildfire operations.

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