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	Waimea (X Window System) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Unix computing, Waimea is a light-weight window manager for the X Window System, designed somewhat in the vein of Blackbox.
		Its development revived in 2004, and there is presently a homepage [2] at freedesktop.org as well as a note at its former sourceforge page [3] regarding new developments.
		The new Waimea uses Cairo and SVG for graphics rendering, and XML for configuration files.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Waimea_(X_Window_System) (258 words)

	Waimea Remembers Camp Tarawa - Gazette
		The remnants of the proud Second Division, the heroes of Tarawa, had come to Waimea to rest from the bloodiest battle in the history of the Marine Corps, to replace the dead and wounded, and to prepare for the crucial battles of Saipan and Tinian.
		They had come to Waimea from the tropical heat of Tarawa, so that the many suffering from malaria could recover from their illness in the cool plateau breezes.
		Waimea leapt into the twentieth century because of the technology and plenty that seemed to have followed the marines into town.
	www.waimeagazette.com /Mar95_WaimeaRemembersTarawa.htm (2366 words)

	Waimea, HI \| Dozen Distinctive Destinations 2006 \| The National Trust for Historic Preservation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Waimea, HI In the foothills of the Koke'e Mountain on the Hawaiian island of Kaua'i, Waimea has been beckoning visitors for more than two centuries.
		Waimea's natural wonders include the 3,567-foot deep Waimea Canyon, eroded by water, wind, and rain and nicknamed the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific" by author Mark Twain.
		Waimea is deservedly proud of its intact collection of early 19th century structures, including the Russian Fort Elizabeth, the Old Stone Church and Waimea Pier.
	www.nationaltrust.org /dozen_distinctive_destinations/waimea.html (371 words)

	Waimea Valley, North Shore, O'ahu Hawai'i
		Her memories of the towering green slopes of Waimea Valley on Oahu's North Shore was the highlight, which is why the Chicago businesswoman is now trying to protect the pristine ecosystem from potential development.
		Mayor Mufi Hannemann said yesterday he backs efforts to purchase the front end of Waimea Valley but cautioned council members that the city shouldn't provide "an open checkbook." Hannemann said he is a supporter of and "regular visitor" to the park and is sensitive to its environmental and cultural significance.
		Waimea is a gem in the coffers of the state's environmental and cultural riches.
	www.waimeavalley.org (1638 words)

	Waimea Community Development Plan Committee - Community Plans
		The Waimea Trails and Greenways project is being implemented by the Waimea Trails and Greenways Committee of the Waimea Preservation Association, under the leadership of Clem Lam, a local architect.
		The Waimea Design Plan (1986 Plan) was completed in 1984 and adopted by a resolution of the Hawaii County Council in 1896.
		The Waimea Urban Design Study (1977 Plan) was prepared by the same planning consultant as the 1986 Plan and was completed in 1977.
	www.waimeaplan.org /resources/waimea (551 words)

	Kauai Garden Island News
		The Waimea pier, one of the town's 19th-cen-tury structures, is one place that helped gain Waimea leaders the honor of being from one of the Dozen Distinctive Destinations 2006 as named by officials of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
		WAIMEA — Waimea is the first town in Hawai'i to be given the Dozen Distinctive Destinations designation by leaders of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, it was announced yesterday.
		Waimea was selected from 93 destinations from 39 states vying for the honor, nominated by individuals or representatives of preservation organizations and local communities.
	www.kauaiworld.com /articles/2006/03/08/news/news01.txt (1216 words)

	Waimea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Waimea may refer to more than one place in the United States:
		Waimea, a window manager for the Unix X Window System
		This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Waimea,_Hawaii (91 words)

	Waimea Group, Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Waimea Group evolved in 1997 from it's residential counterpart L. Pearl Morris Real Estate which has been a leader in Collin, Dallas, Denton and Grayson County real estate since 1972.
		It is easy to make it in real estate with the economy DFW has experienced the last five years, but to have weathered 30 years of highs and lows shows the dedication we provide our clients and the faith they have in us.
		Waimea Group, Inc. is committed to knowledge, professionalism and excellence in real estate.
	www.waimeagroup.com (160 words)

	Surfline \| Waimea Bay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The second winter at Waimea in 1958, produced epic surf and an increase in crowd size.
		Billabong went on to hold a few rounds of their Hawaiian event at Waimea, with 1987 seeing several closeout sets and members of the Top 16 choosing to stay on the beach.
		Each hint of a swell was met with dozens of eager, often inexperienced, Waimea wanna-bes, which would turn the '90s into a decade of exploration.
	surfline.com /surfaz/surfaz.cfm?id=941 (866 words)

	Waimea Community Development Plan Committee - Home Page
		The meetings of the Waimea CDP Committee are normally held on the third Wednesday of the month.
		The last time Waimea as a whole gave specific input to the Hawaii County Council about the future development of Waimea was 19 years ago in the 1986 Waimea Design Plan.
		Nino was in Waimea from July 24-August 23, 2005 to interview residents and survey the environmental resources.
	www.waimeaplan.org (2352 words)

	Cook Monument, Waimea
		Hawaii's modern history began at Waimea on the south coast of Kauai.
		Present day Waimea is a large village of about 1600 inhabitants.
		Historically an important seat of government for the early kings (like Waialua on the east coast), it is also one of Kauai's three ports together with Hanalei and Poipu-Koloa.
	www.planetware.com /waimea/cook-monument-us-hi-kwm.htm (157 words)

	Waimea Canyon, Kauai
		Waimea Canyon is the largest canyon in the Pacific and truly a dramatic sight to behold.
		The elevation makes the air 10-15 degrees cooler than in the valley and by afternoon many areas are often shrouded in clouds.
		Waimea Canyon Drive is on the right just past Mile Marker #23.
	www.hawaiiweb.com /kauai/html/sites/waimea_canyon.html (332 words)

	Welcome to Waimea College
		Waimea College is committed to providing a high-quality education for its students and emphasises the importance of achieving personal standards of excellence in academic, sporting, cultural and recreational activities.
		The College opened in 1957 and is very proud of the reputation it has established for providing opportunities for its students to experience success both in and beyond the classroom.
		At Waimea College we are proud of what we can offer and of what our students achieve.
	www.waimea.school.nz /?pid=1 (290 words)

	Waimea Cottages - Hawaii (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Waimea Plantation Cottages is Hawaii's unique vacation resort located at the gateway to Waimea Canyon and Kauai's spectacular Napali Coast.
		The property is part of the lands owned by Kikiaola Land Company, Limited, a family company created by the heirs of Kauai sugar pioneer Hans Peter (H.P.) Fayé who came from his native Norway in the 1800's to settle as a young man on Kauai.
		Waimea town, an easy walk from Waimea Plantation Cottages, is filled with historical places dating from before the Polynesian migration to these islands.
	www.unchartedoutposts.com /americas/webpages/properties/waimea_cottages.htm (481 words)

	Waimea Sawmillers - providers of quality Douglas Fir and Radiata Pine products
		"Waimea Sawmillers Ltd is committed to providing you with quality Radiata Pine and Douglas Fir products, marketed under the WAIPINE and WAIFIR brands, with total customer satisfaction and service".
		Waimea Sawmillers Ltd is a medium sized sawmill located in Nelson, New Zealand, employing approximately 70 full time staff including sales and administration personnel.
		Waimea Sawmillers Ltd is proud to supply you with that resource: WAIPINE and WAIFIR timber, a product that is being renewed even as you read this statement.
	www.waisaw.co.nz (166 words)

	Waimea Valley Audubon Center, Oahu,Hawai'i
		The Waimea Valley has been an Hawaiian spiritual center on the North Shore of the island of Oahu since the 12th century.
		Waimea Valley also continues to provide a cool and fragrant retreat from the adjacent glorious sandy beach of Waimea Bay, famous for high, crashing waves!
		The photo on the right is of a plant with a leaf which produces an exact replica of a leaf from another plant.
	www.geocities.com /solidarus/waimeavalley.html (767 words)

	Waimea, Kauai
		Waimea - Capt. Cook landed here, there’re the ruins of a Russian fort and interesting buildings.
		Waimea has lots to offer: Russian Fort Elisabeth State Park and Hofgaard Park’s Capt. Cook statue commemorating his landfall on Hawaii at Waimea Bay.
		Waimea’s Menehune Ditch has history, fun and magic all rolled into one.
	www.thisweek.com /kauai/tour/tour-waimea.html (230 words)

	The Waimea Gazette (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Waimea Gazette has, over the last few decades, developed a loyal following and is faithfully read by residents and visitors alike.
		The Waimea Gazette was named the County of Hawai'i's" 1997 Media Advocate of the Year" by the U.S. Small Business Administration and received the 1994 KAHILI award for print media by the Hawai'i Visitors Bureau in its annual "Keep It Hawaii" Program.
		Our monthly circulation of 7,500 issues is distributed at key and diverse locations in Waimea, Waikoloa, Honoka'a, South Kohala, and North Kohala.
	www.waimea-gazette.com (96 words)

	Tong Family Blog: Day out to Waimea
		It is an acquired taste, but it is made of taro and is sweet by Hawaii Taro Company.
		The end to a great day trip is to get to the Waimea beach.
		This time of year, it is more placid than a swimming pool, plus the Waimea rivers empties in so it is great for little kids.
	www.tongfamily.com /travel/hawaii/2005/04/12/day_out_to_waimea.html (252 words)

	freedesktop.org - Software/waimea
		Waimea is a highly customizable window manager for the X Window system conforming to the latest EWMH specification.
		Waimea supports multiple virtual desktops and by using the cairo graphics library for all rendering, waimea provides a modern vector-based style engine that takes advantage of display hardware acceleration when available (through the X Render Extension).
		waimea mailing list is the place for discussion of the waimea window manager.
	freedesktop.org /Software/waimea (100 words)

	Surfhistory.com - Great Waves: Waimea Bay, Oahu
		Located on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawai'i, Waimea Bay is a natural wonder, with white sand beaches, clean, warm water, a lagoon, and lava-rock points on either side of the bay.
		This tropical utopia is in stark contrast to the ferocious winter swells that march toward the bay and unload their fury over the lava shelf, establishing Waimea as the Mecca of big wave surfing.
		Whole reputations were built upon the Waimea experience; Greg Noll, Pat Curren, Ricky Grigg, then later Eddie and Clyde Aikau, Booby Jones, Mark Foo, Brock Little, Ken Bradshaw and a handful more all attained hero status for their seemingly fearless Waimea mastery.
	www.surfhistory.com /html/locations/waimea.html (328 words)

	Waimea Nature Park - Ulu La‘au
		The Park is a 10 acre parcel of State land in the heart of Waimea town, leased by Waimea Outdoor Circle for environmental research, education and restoration.
		The Park’s location at about 2,600 feet elevation near Waimea’s “dry side” but frequently affected by “wet side” weather patterns, make possible the growing of a wide range of species from both the wet and dry uplands.
		The Waimea Trail, a project of Waimea Trails and Greenways, runs through the Nature Park.
	www.waimeaoutdoorcircle.org /park.html (283 words)

	Waimea Brewing Company Micro Brewery Page
		With a smooth, fresh flavor that is crisp on the palate, this light bodied lager has a rich golden hue, and is delicately hopped with an assortment of the freshest hops available.
		With a copper hue and an assertive hop character, Waimea Bay Pale Ale is a perfect consequence of creative imagination, blending an exceptional variety of aromatic and bittering hops with some of the finest 2 row malts available to man. Once you taste it, you'll know what paradise is all about.
		This beer was named after the famous explorer, Captain Cook, who first landed in Hawaii on the island of Kauai near Waimea in 1786.
	www.waimeabrewing.com /brewery-beer.htm (419 words)

	Waimea Country Lodge Reviews, Features, and Discounts from Travel Hawaii
		An inexpensive upcountry MOTEL in Kamuela (Waimea.) OK for a night or two or if you would rather be upcountry than near a beach.
		The Waimea Country Lodge (formerly known as the Parker Ranch Lodge) is located in beautiful Kamuela (elevation 2.500 feet) and sits at the base of Mauna Kea.
		This unique and quaint hotel is within walking distance to historic Waimea town, dining and recreation spots.
	travel-hawaii.com /Waimea_Country_Lodge.html (446 words)

	Waimea
		In 1778, the British sailor Captain James Cook sailed into Waimea Harbor and forever changed the history of Hawaii.
		In the early 1800's, the Russian empire joined forces with the king of Kauai to build a fort in Waimea Bay in an effort to claim the islands for Russia.
		Self-guided walking tour of downtown begins at Waimea Public Library and travels through the historic buildings of the city - guide books can be purchased at businesses and at the Kauai Historical Society
	www.hawaiiweb.com /kauai/html/sites/waimea.html (147 words)

	Parent Association
		Our Purpose is to organize and raise funds that will support programs and activities within Waimea Country School for students' enhanced education.
		We provide an avenue where parents of Waimea Country School students may share their ideas, knowledge, and concerns in constructive ways that lead to the betterment of the school and or the educational process.
		We create and host activites for students, Waimea Country School staff and families where friendship and kindness are modeled in the spirit of 'ohana.
	www.waimeacountryschool.org /pa.html (101 words)

	Debian -- waimea
		To achieve this waimea is a fast and highly customizable virtual desktop window manager.
		It uses flbox image rendering engine (flbox styles support) and can use Xft library for font rendering (anti-aliased font support).
		It also features a very advanced configuration system with which it's possible to make waimea behave as almost any other window manager.
	packages.debian.org /unstable/x11/waimea (199 words)

	Waimea
		Waimea is located on the western side of the island of Kauai, where the small village of Waimea rests along its’ shores.
		This region is home to one of Hawaii’s most beautiful natural wonders – Waimea Canyon (called the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific.) Other nearby attractions include Kokee State Park and Salt Pond Beach Park, which is a great place to swim and snorkel.
		A few miles south of Waimea Bay is the historic town of Hanapepe.
	www.travel360.com /waimea.htm (233 words)

	Waimea Baptist Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Here is what you need to know for an abundant life.
		Waimea Baptist Church has a new web site to better communicate with the members and visitors.
		5/6/04 12:47 AM On May 2, 2004, Karl Ragan was installed as Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Waimea, Kamuela, Hawaii.
	www.synapsenow.com /synapse/center/homepage.cfm?website=waimeabaptist.org (107 words)

	Realty Times - Real Estate News and Advice - Local Market Conditions
		Waimea, Big Island of Hawaii in summer of 2005 was booming.
		While prices are leveling off "horse country" is becoming more affordable for buyers to get a grasp on.
		Note: A strong Buyer's Market does not necessarily mean that it is not a good time to sell your home.
	realtytimes.com /rtmcrloc/Hawaii~Waimea (228 words)

	The Waimea Consort Home Page
		The Waimea Consort is a vocal ensemble performing medieval, renaissance, baroque, romantic and 20th century a capella vocal music.
		Members of the Waimea Consort were the "Angel Chorus" in "A gift of Christmas", a musical play written by Patty Bigelow, presented by the Kizarr Repertory Company, and directed by B. Lee Drew.
		Members of the Waimea Consort were the "Carolers" in the 2000 edition of the Hawaiian Nutcracker.
	www.cfht.hawaii.edu /~veillet/choir (2221 words)

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