Wayne Shorter honored at Kennedy Center
ICAP co-president Wayne Shorter honored at 2018 Kennedy Center.
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ICAP co-president Wayne Shorter honored at 2018 Kennedy Center.
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According to legend, anyone who was ill or otherwise ailing could be healed by swimming around Moku Ola (Hawaiian for “Island of Life”; also known as “Coconut Island”) three times. In ancient times, Moku Ola was considered a safe haven, a place for healing and refuge. Today, Hawaii County, home to Moku Ola, hosts a…
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