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Aloha Whaler Ohana!

Hurricane Hilda Highlights:

~Hilda has strengthened into a hurricane with

maximum sustained winds of 80 mph as of

Friday afternoon. Hilda originally formed as

Tropical Depression Ten-E late Wednesday

night, and then became a tropical storm on

Thursday.

~The center of Hilda was more than 1,200

miles east-southeast of Hilo, Hawaii, as of Friday

afternoon

~Some additional strengthening is forecast

into this weekend as Hilda moves to the west-

northwest.

~Hilda is expected to remain out over open

water over the next five days, eventually turning

more towards the northwest. Increasing wind

shear is likely about three or four days from

now, which would cause Hilda to weaken.

~It remains too soon to tell whether Hilda will

impact Hawaii sometime mid-late next week.

~The latest thinking suggests Hilda may turn

well northeast of Hawaii and weaken, due to

aforementioned wind shear.

We survived Hurricane/Tropical

Storm Guillermo. (whew!) Today

was nice and sunny so everyone

was out in droves. The weather has

improved since the Tropical Storm

passed the Hawaiian Island chain,

during which time parts of the

island experienced rain and a little

bit of wind gusts. We are fortunate

to have escaped another storm

unscathed. Let’s hope the same can

be said about another one headed

our way, Hurricane Hilda.

Latest Information & Infrared Satellite

Ronnie & Rex

work on

cleaning up

the perimeter

of the pool

where debris

gets in

between the

river rocks.

Rex also assisted with cleaning the lobby and porte cochere roof. Elizabeth worked on

patching areas of the hallway wallpaper that needed repairs.

Top L to R: On the oceanside of the lobby building SGS planted several miniature Hawaiian Schefflera (He’e). Near the

porte cochere more spider lilies were planted to add more color and fullness. Coconut tree trimmers came this week

to trim coconut branches and maturing nuts near the parking lot area. They become a hazard if allowed to get larger.

Bottom L to R: Hibiscus, croton, and red ti leaves were planted along the driveway, near the 30-minute parking stalls.

SGS installed red cinder to finish the look. The new plants add texture and color along that curb. More compost was

applied to a few hot spots on our lawn. The grass needs additional TLC in certain areas due to the hot summer sun.

The parking lot

got a nice cleaning

from our Utilities/

Housekeeping

team after the

driveway project

was completed.

Looks much

cleaner after

being power

washed.

Jay working on kiosk

entry gate.

Kawika replaces wire

harness for BBQ.

Aloha Po’alima (Friday)

Aukake (August) 7

“Nourishment for the Living”

Our Utilities/Housekeeping team is often

keeping our common areas clean.

dedication. They do such a

You will often see Sam, our PM Guest

Service Officer, (GSO) sweeping up around

the pool and BBQ, Sundeck, and BBQ

areas as well as organizing chairs. The

GSO’s also help to enforce the pool rules

and keep peace and order.

Right: Maui Disposal brought

us the new garbage bins with

the tow hitch. Shawn and I

tried out the new waste

caddy, bringing a bin from

the garage to the parking lot.

This is Plan B if in case our

forklift ever goes out on us.

As you see here, the caddy

worked. ☺ Always a good

idea to have a Plan B.

Courtesy of Nathan Brovelli

(Bell Services)

Aloha Po’alima (Friday)

Aukake (August) 7

rishment for the Living”

Ua = Rain

Makani = Wind

Kai = Sea

Our Utilities/Housekeeping team is often working very hard,

keeping our common areas clean. Mahalo to our team for their hard work and

dedication. They do such a wonderful job. L to R: Emelita, Nena, Ronnie, and Ronel.

2010. Karen spent the last week of July

shadowing Jennifer Fernandez and getting

acquainted with the property, guests, owners

and staff. Karen has formerly managed the

Marriott Ocean Club and Royal Lahaina for

Beach Activities of Maui. Karen is originally

NY and grew up in California. She has lived on

Maui for 19 years and is the proud mother of a

13 year old daughter who is very active in

swimming. Karen enjoys hiking, camping and

spending time with family.

to have Karen Ryan on bo

Service Officer, (GSO) sweeping up around

ules

Agreement with Emergency contact details. In addition, a spare key for

the stored vehicle must be provided to Security prior to placing vehicle

into long-term storage. If you have any questions about these

requirements and need more information about the Long

Storage Policy, please see the website. http://kaanapaliwhaler.com/storage/Long

Term%20Vehicle%20Storage%20Policy%20Letter.pdf

We are able to store 23 cars in the southwest

corner of the garage maximizing the space

that would normally be underutilized

working very hard, (often behind the scenes)

for their hard work and

L to R: Emelita, Nena, Ronnie, and Ronel.

2010. Karen spent the last week of July

shadowing Jennifer Fernandez and getting

acquainted with the property, guests, owners

and staff. Karen has formerly managed the

Marriott Ocean Club and Royal Lahaina for

Beach Activities of Maui. Karen is originally from

NY and grew up in California. She has lived on

Maui for 19 years and is the proud mother of a

13 year old daughter who is very active in

swimming. Karen enjoys hiking, camping and

spending time with family. We are very pleased

to have Karen Ryan on board!

Please join us in

welcoming our new Pool

and Ocean Recreation

Manager to the Whaler

Ohana! Karen Ryan has

been with the company

in a leadership role since

Agreement with Emergency contact details. In addition, a spare key for

the stored vehicle must be provided to Security prior to placing vehicle

term storage. If you have any questions about these

nd need more information about the Long-Term Vehicle

http://kaanapaliwhaler.com/storage/Long-

Friendly Reminder:

Owners who store

vehicles on-site while

they are off-site are

required to complete

and submit to Security

a Long-Term Vehicle

Storage Policy

We are able to store 23 cars in the southwest

Why is your neck tight? And why is there that nagging pain

between your shoulder blades? You probably already realize it's

because nearly everything most of us do in modern life has us

sitting with our arms in front of us and peering forward at

something. Your neck is tight because your shoulders are rolled

forward and your head is forward most of the time.

the muscles in the back of your neck are in a constant battle to

keep your head from rolling off the top of the spinal column.

Some of the muscles recruited in this battle are attached to the

top of the shoulder blade, so the shoulders are dragged up giving

you, as the massage therapist joke goes, shoulder earrings.

Meanwhile having the shoulders so high and your arms in front of

you to do things causes your shoulders to roll forwards, and your

pectorals to always be contracting. This binds the shoulder blade

forward so you cannot raise your arms properly.

time, the shoulder blades are constantly stretched apart across

the back. The poor rhomboids between the spine and shoulder

blade just knot up in self defense. Meanwhile in front, that

drooping head is in perfect position to be looking at the floor

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• BAM Rentals on the Beach: Department of Land & Natural Resources (DLNR) is starting to enforce the 1 hour

rule on the beach more strictly. BAM requests that Guests/Owners who need to leave their Beach Rentals

(cabanas, lounges, etc.) unoccupied for durations longer than 1 hour, pl

staff will store the furniture for you and place it back on the beach when you return to the beach.

beginning to issue citations for non-

• Used Pool Furniture: If you are interested in

table, & chairs), please contact AOAO about putting your name on

We will coordinate the distribution of furniture

[email protected]

• Resort Fee: Please be sure to inform all of your Guests about the new Resort Fee of $15 to avoid Guest

dissatisfaction about not being notified. The letter that was sent to all Owners is posted on the website.

http://kaanapaliwhaler.com/owners

http://www.staradvertiser.com/travel/20150329_Before_you_go.html?id=297917881

• Owners Wine Lockers: If you would like a wine locker and/or relocate to another, please contact

Gem for locker assignment. (For full unit Owners.)

• Door & Door Lock Project: Info posted on the Owner website on door and door lock project.

http://kaanapaliwhaler.com/faqs/2015/1/14/18

• Trash Chutes: Throwing any large objects down our trash chutes may cause blockage. Please refrain from

doing this.

• Hanging Towels: If you see any towels and beachwear hung on railings on the KBH side, please let the FD

Operator know and we will relay the message to our neighbors to please remove.

• Noise Disruptions: If you experience noise disruptions from our neighboring properties,

Operator know and we will contact Management so they can address it.

you have to see what's in front of you, so you crank the back of

the head down on the neck raising the

It's a self-reinforcing vicious cycle... and it's not only causing

immediate pain, but it also affects your ability to breathe

properly, and puts terrible stress on the disks in your spine.

Events

8/21: BAMP Project Presents Magic!, Events

Lawn, August 21, 7:30

8/21-30: MAPA LIVE presents Evita, Castle

Theater, 7:30pm

9/04: Chris D’elia: Castle Theater, 7:30pm

9/5: Heritage Film Festival Project Kuleana,

Castle Theater, 7:30pm

9/10-12: Ku Mai Ka Hula, Castle Theater, 7:30pm

9/15: Go Green- Recy

Cannery Mall, 8am

9/24: Maui Comedy Festival Summer

presents Sinbad, Castle Theater, 7:30pm

10/11: 10th Annual Maui Ukulele Festival, A&B

Amphitheater, 6pm

11/7: 2nd Annual Made in Maui County Festival,

A&B Amphitheater, 8am

Tickets: http://mauiarts.org/calendarMaui Events Info: http://www.calendarmaui.com/

From your

the weekend

care of yourself and each other. With much Love &Aloha,

YOUR GM

d why is there that nagging pain

You probably already realize it's

because nearly everything most of us do in modern life has us

sitting with our arms in front of us and peering forward at

your shoulders are rolled

forward and your head is forward most of the time. In a sense,

the muscles in the back of your neck are in a constant battle to

keep your head from rolling off the top of the spinal column.

s battle are attached to the

top of the shoulder blade, so the shoulders are dragged up giving

you, as the massage therapist joke goes, shoulder earrings.

Meanwhile having the shoulders so high and your arms in front of

ers to roll forwards, and your

binds the shoulder blade

forward so you cannot raise your arms properly. At the same

time, the shoulder blades are constantly stretched apart across

The poor rhomboids between the spine and shoulder

anwhile in front, that

drooping head is in perfect position to be looking at the floor- but

Wellness tips

Department of Land & Natural Resources (DLNR) is starting to enforce the 1 hour


(cabanas, lounges, etc.) unoccupied for durations longer than 1 hour, please let BAM attendant know. Their

staff will store the furniture for you and place it back on the beach when you return to the beach.

-compliance. Mahalo for your understanding.

If you are interested in our existing pool furniture (chaise lounge, side table, dining

, please contact AOAO about putting your name on the list to have furniture set aside for you

We will coordinate the distribution of furniture once we receive the new pool furniture

[email protected]

Please be sure to inform all of your Guests about the new Resort Fee of $15 to avoid Guest

ut not being notified. The letter that was sent to all Owners is posted on the website.

http://kaanapaliwhaler.com/owners-news/2015/3/18/resort-fee-notice.html


If you would like a wine locker and/or relocate to another, please contact

Gem for locker assignment. (For full unit Owners.)

Info posted on the Owner website on door and door lock project.

iwhaler.com/faqs/2015/1/14/18-door-door-locks-project.html

Throwing any large objects down our trash chutes may cause blockage. Please refrain from

If you see any towels and beachwear hung on railings on the KBH side, please let the FD

Operator know and we will relay the message to our neighbors to please remove.

If you experience noise disruptions from our neighboring properties,

Operator know and we will contact Management so they can address it.

you have to see what's in front of you, so you crank the back of

the head down on the neck raising the chin to get your eyes level.

reinforcing vicious cycle... and it's not only causing

immediate pain, but it also affects your ability to breathe

properly, and puts terrible stress on the disks in your spine.

BAMP Project Presents Magic!, Events

August 21, 7:30pm.

MAPA LIVE presents Evita, Castle

Chris D’elia: Castle Theater, 7:30pm

Heritage Film Festival Project Kuleana,

Castle Theater, 7:30pm

Ku Mai Ka Hula, Castle Theater, 7:30pm

Recycle Event @ Lahaina

Maui Comedy Festival Summer Services

Sinbad, Castle Theater, 7:30pm

Annual Maui Ukulele Festival, A&B

Annual Made in Maui County Festival,

B Amphitheater, 8am-4:30pm

http://mauiarts.org/calendar http://www.calendarmaui.com/

From your WHALER OHANA, enjoy

weekend! Please take good

care of yourself and each other.

With much Love &Aloha,

YOUR GM, Mila Salvador.

Department of Land & Natural Resources (DLNR) is starting to enforce the 1 hour


ease let BAM attendant know. Their

staff will store the furniture for you and place it back on the beach when you return to the beach. DLNR is

(chaise lounge, side table, dining

list to have furniture set aside for you.

furniture replacements.

Please be sure to inform all of your Guests about the new Resort Fee of $15 to avoid Guest

ut not being notified. The letter that was sent to all Owners is posted on the website.


If you would like a wine locker and/or relocate to another, please contact Marilyn or

Info posted on the Owner website on door and door lock project.

Throwing any large objects down our trash chutes may cause blockage. Please refrain from

If you see any towels and beachwear hung on railings on the KBH side, please let the FD

If you experience noise disruptions from our neighboring properties, please let the FD

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