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JOSH GREEN, M.D. GOVERNOR DAWN CHANG CHAIRPERSON FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 29, 2023 DESPITE CATASTROPHIC DESTRUCTION HOPE FOR MANY HISTORIC LĀHAINĀ STRUCTURES To view video please click on photo (LĀHAINĀ, MAUI) – A team from the DLNR State Historic Preservation Division (SHPD), joined by the Lead Environmental Advisor from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) have made preliminary conclusions that some of the most notable historic structures burned in the Lāhainā fires can be rehabilitated. Maui County has placed small signs in front of at least 12 buildings, noting that “This site has been identified for the highest level of care…access to this site without a cultural monitor is prohibited.” Chelsea Klein, FEMA’s lead environmental planning and historic preservation advisor for the Lāhainā disaster said, “I’m impressed by the fact that particularly the stone, masonry and concrete buildings appear to have a lot of structural integrity.” Klein has been with FEMA for 17 years and has responded to hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, earthquakes, and fires. “The historic fabric seems to hold up better through some of these disasters than more modern construction,” she explained. “I guess there was more time and care associated with building public buildings or infrastructure in times

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SHORT FILMS by Alex Billington September 25, 2023Source: Vimeo Who's up for some virtual reality fun?! This short film for a music video is hilarious and prescient, and it's absolutely worth a quick 4 minutes of your time to watch and laugh about. LA-based choreographer turned filmmaker Erin Murray created this music video for the track "Anyway U Want It" from Bambina - available online now. Bambina is a musician from California (check out more of her music here) and also stars in the video as one of the two, ahem, participants. "A couple navigates the glitches & complications of virtual reality intimacy." Yes, VR sex - coming soon to homes everywhere. Starring Bambina & Whitmer Thomas, and also guest starring Newman Wolf. This reminds me of the Black Mirror episode "Striking Vipers", similar in some ways, though amusing in many other unique ways. And it's similar to the short Vert with Nick Frost. A clever play on the VR era we're entering, where scenes like this might not be uncommon. Thanks to Vimeo Staff Picks for the tip on this one. Intro direct from Vimeo: "A couple navigates the glitches & complications of virtual reality intimacy." This "Anyway U