Where is Ohama?  How is life there?
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Ha·ma or Ha·mah (hä'mä) \n\nA city of western Syria south-southwest of Aleppo. Settled probably in the Bronze Age, it was a Hittite center in the second millennium B.C. and is frequently mentioned in the Bible as Hamath. Population: 348,000.\n\n\nAfter World War I Hama was made part of the French Levant States League of Nations mandate, and in 1941 it became part of independent Syria. Political insurgency by Islamic groups, particularly the Muslim Brotherhood beginning in the early 1980s culminated in an uprising in February, 1982. Government forces led by the then-president's brother, Rifaat al-Assad, quelled the revolt, but destroyed much of the old part of the city in the process. The town was shelled by the Syrian military, and the estimated deaths numbered more than 20,000 and may have been as high as 30,000 or 40,000. The story is repressed in Syria.
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OH7--found in Africa\nLL.
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Hamilton where?\nHamilton, Ontario??
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There are many accross the country. Where exactly are you looking for? Which city? Which region?
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Grew up in Hawaii.  Very high cost of living, service/tourist economy with relatively low wages, affordable housing is very limited.  If you have a high-paying profession and secure a job before going there, and you are a maniac for out of doors activity, particularly ocean sports, don't mind a "small town" feel in terms of amount of cultural options/mindset/etc., living in a relatively small place (you can drive around Oahu in a few hours without traffic for example) then Hawaii is heaven.  Its a nice place to live if you have money to travel elsewhere when you want to.  If you're a true city person, fuggedaboudit.
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my friends moved out there last month (from uk) and my mate is going in August.\n\nDue to the low population, they need more people\n\ncheck out:\nhttp://www.nz-immigration.co.nz/
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Aloha\nI live on Maui.
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I've visited Australia, and if I didn't have my daughters back home to finish raising, I wouldn't have come back!  The atmosphere is laid back, relaxed, yet you won't find a harder working people in the world!  The food no matter where we ate, was excellent in quality (hardly anything frozen-all fresh), the coffee to die for (each cup of "flat white" made just for you!), the people more friendly than I've found here in the states, and I'm from the south...and the most beautiful countryside...from the Blue Mountains, to the Golden Coast, to Cronulla Beach, to Batemans Bay, to Canberra...all gorgeous, all breathtaking!  I didn't see ANY slums, or bad neighborhoods, no graffiti, no trash anywhere on the streets, or in neighborhoods...NO homeless (understand I toured all over for 3 weeks)...it is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, and it holds a people who are proud of their country, of their roots, and many came from the convicts that were sent there from England.  A wonderful place for a vacation, and if retiring...the perfect place to do just that!
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speaking of new zealand . . . i heard they have REAL food there, no plastic food like in usa.  they eat Organic mostly and have it in ALL their grocery stores, not just in a few health food stores at outrageous prices.\n\ni think new zealand also has some beautiful untouched areas that would be clean environmentally.\n\nmostly unpolluted cities would be those who have low population and in areas with vast open spaces.\n\nlet me know if you come up with any that look good and are by the beach.  :)  maybe somewhere in new zealand.  :)
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I am egyptian but i have been living in bahrain for nine years.I can tell u that Bahrain is a graet state (it is a kingdom now).Manama is the capital and it is a fantastic city, you will love her at once . it is the most developed city in bahrain and has a destrict called The Deplomatic area where u can see great beautiful buldings.Manama has beautiful shopping malls and gardens .Bahrainians are kind and helpful people, they are open minded and they gave women all their rights. you canfind great stores there where u can find any technological devices.Bahrain is a centre of different cultures as u can find too many nationalities living there peacefully.I can tell u simply that you will enjoy your time in Bahrain.have a nice vacation.
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Hi Ish, hows life?\nohk, chk it out , i guess these sites may help u.\nTake care..
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a country where there are peace and stability and freedom
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I was going to say Honolulu, since I'm totally biased.  But based on your other requirements, maybe check out Hilo on the Big Island.  I think the population is about what you're looking for, they have a UH campus there, there would even be some snowboarding on Mauna Kea - it's high enough to get snow up there.  Of course, on an island, there's plenty of water.  Outdoor activities just can't be beat in HI, but I have heard the beaches are better on the Kona side of the Big Island than in Hilo.  I'm sure there snorkeling, boating, windsurfing, etc., though.\n\nThis probably wasn't what you were looking for.  You probably wanted suggestions more like Boulder, CO or something, but I thought I'd offer it up for consideration, anyway.
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I don't know how big waves you like to board, but I'll give you the rundown.  On O'ahu, there is always North Shore.  I'll tell you, you're going to be fighting the crowds though.  Everyone is trying to get in a photo mag and show their shit, so I'd avoid the popular spots (like Backdoors, Pipeline, etc).  There are plenty of places up north to surf that are less crowded.  Pull on the side of the road just about anywhere during a big swell and you'll find spots.  \n\nOn the east side there is Makapu'u and Sandy Beach.  Makapu'u gets some NNE swells and is monsterous at times.  I was in the water for a 12 foot local scale set and I about shit myself, mainly because it's a closeout on the beach.   However, most of the time it is not like this but of a decent rideable size.  Sandys is the same way, although somewhat smaller.  I don't like it here because it's always crowded, but don't let that hold you back.\n\nOn the west side, there's Tracks and Makaha, but both are predominantly surf spots.  Basically, if there are waves, you can find a spot.  Even in town on goood days you can go to Bowls or Kewalos.  \n\nAs for the other islands, on Maui there is Suicides, Makena, and Ho'okipa (among hundreds of others).  On the Big Island, most people go to Hapuna, Kua Bay, Makalawena, or one of the tourists spots in Kona.\n\nHappy hunting!
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how about Ekomomai! (Hawaian for welcome!)?
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hawaii.  i visting my husband in hawaii.  he's in the military.  i have to go home today. it really sucks.
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yes its a peacaful country.any body can live there.