Hawaii

Honolulu has 905,034 people.

On January 16, 1996, foam insulation caught fire during the construction of the Subaru Telescope on Mauna Kea. Three construction workers died of smoke inhalation and twelve more were hospitalized, at least three of them overnight. One worker was rescued from the observatory's roof by a fire helicopter. Two days later, authorities reported that the fire had apparently been started by a cutting torch.

A fourth worker died in a forklift accident during construction. There is a memorial to all four workers on the outside of the telescope dome at ground level, accessible to the public, and every January, Subaru staff place a temporary sign at the bottom of the Mauna Kea Access Road with their names and the saying, "Look Up And Remember."

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Well, it depends on what part of the US you are in. There are three countries that border the US. Mexico, Canada, and Russia (near Alaska). If you lived in Guam, which is part fo the US - then the Federated States of Micronesia and Philippines would be closest. Cuba is not too far away - 90 miles. Generally, people will usually answer Canada and Mexico.

I can easily offer you what others cannot, i.e. my ability to use whatever knowledge, talents and abilities I possess, no other person can do this. More input from FAQ Farmers: * I posses the ability of speaking 3 languages, im very patient person and very responsible for my action. * I'm very hard working and am quickly able to adapt and learn in different situations Alternate answer - You can only speak to what YOU can offer the company. Unless you know the strengths and weaknesses of all the other people who are interviewing for the position, you cannot speak to what you can offer that they cannot. You should start your response with something like "I'm sure other candidates who are being interviewed possess many strengths and can offer much to this company, however as I don't know these individuals, I can only speak to what I can offer this company", and then respond as suggested in the first answer. By preempting your response in this manner, it will let the interviewer know that you don't make potentially inaccruate assumptions and that you're a team player.

No, why would you think that. They are still states because we still have 50 stars on our flag.

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It's either yes or no

The Revolt of 1893, also known as the overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii, involved a group of American and European businessmen and sugar planters who sought to depose Queen Liliʻuokalani. Discontent with her attempts to restore the monarchy's power and limit foreign influence, they orchestrated a coup with the support of the U.S. government. The Queen was removed from power, and a provisional government was established, ultimately leading to Hawaii's annexation by the United States in 1898. This event marked a significant turning point in Hawaiian history and its relationship with the U.S.

It could mean anything from tired (累), to tear (泪), to thunder (雷), to...

The state fish is the Humuhumunukunkuapua'a

Hawaii

Hawaiians are Mongoloid.

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Pana'ewa Rain forest Zoo, Honolulu Zoo, Oahu Zoo. I am sure there are smaller Zoos but these appear to be the most popular.

About 188 per square mile.

For many it meant an increase in taxes.

The Kauwa were the war captives or children of war captives. in Hawaiian culture, they were the lowest class of people. It is also a Hawaiian slang term for "social outcast."

Big Island and the Orchid Island

Hawaii's statehood is 1959

Yes, there are many privately owned islands in Hawaii. These islands can cost up in the millions.

Those are Alaska and Hawaii - so 3 + 2 = 5

Saint Joseph (Damien) de Veuster gave his life serving in a leprosy colony on the Island of Molokaii in Hawaii.