Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• Halo
• 2023/02/08 (Wed) 04:52
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It depends on the contract. Like you have to pay for the rest of the term
In that case, if you can find yourself the next person to come in and get them to come in right after you leave, it's okay. If it's a military family or something, they can be transferred, so they can terminate the contract even in the middle of the contract. Anyway, it depends on what the contract says.
If you have to move out due to unforeseen circumstances, or if you have to move out due to unforeseen circumstances, you can talk to the landlord or management office
and see if they can help you.

• 契約
• 2023/02/08 (Wed) 12:21
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It is as written in the contract.

• ラン
• 2023/02/08 (Wed) 15:19
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Thank you.
I found a place with good conditions, but I think I will give up.

• カフェ・オレ
• 2023/01/25 (Wed) 12:46
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Casual Employment （ If you prefer part-time work ） as we call it in Japan, we recommend that you contact the school office of the school of your choice directly.
If you want to be a full-time state employee, it will take some time, but you can apply on the DOE website when applications come up.

• Job
• 2023/01/25 (Wed) 15:51
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Thank you very much ‼️
I will try my best ‼️
I was wondering if I could find these types of jobs (that don't require much education) only through referrals from people I know.

• グリーンカード保持者
• 2023/01/22 (Sun) 11:02
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I also applied for a green card while in the US, but I did not "marry and apply while in the US", so I think the case is different from GC's case.

I think this online forum is a good reference for the situation of other people who applied within the US.
https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/134-ir-1-cr-1-spouse-visa-case-filing-and-progress-reports/
The situation of others was very detailed at the time. I felt that it was a case-by-case basis as to when I could get a green card, as it depended greatly on how crowded the office where I applied was, and also on individual circumstances.

• こーの字
• 2023/01/22 (Sun) 14:10
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The following online form may also be a good approximation.
https://www.trackitt.com/usa-discussion-forums/usa-family-based

By the way, regarding #4, I used Advance Parole once, but I think the question was asked in a separate room. It was after about 2 weeks in Japan.

I am sure the process will be uneventful, but please don't spend too much time stressing over the processing time, which is the only thing the applicant cannot control.

• Food
• 2023/01/16 (Mon) 14:14
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I will be freezing frozen sea urchins, etc. and putting them in a cooler bag, but it will be about 12:00 or so before I get on the plane
As for baggage, I think some water will be released when the food melts, but will it be possible to take it in baggage?

• Halo
• 2023/01/16 (Mon) 14:29
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Take it to the airport with the frozen stuff and the refrigerant
I think the refrigerant is treated as liquid, so throw it away at the airport. Then just the frozen stuff will be fine. It will last until Hawaii. You can try everything.

• Halo
• 2023/01/16 (Mon) 15:45
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I know that water droplets can form, but when I bring frozen food
I wrap it in a thin towel or hand towel and put it in a Ziploc bag.
The bag is not that big, but it is not that big
and I pack the frozen items very tightly in it, so they will stay
frozen until I get to Hawaii.

• あります
• 2023/01/16 (Mon) 16:22
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I have brought frozen tuna marinated in miso many times.
The store sold it frozen, so the refrigerant and bag were from the store.
I went to buy it on the morning of departure and brought it back to Hawaii. The coolant was gel
so I don't think it was liquid, but I think there was a little bit of water that had melted from the frozen stuff.
Of course the tuna was completely thawed, but it was marinated in miso so it was delicious.

• Food
• 2023/01/20 (Fri) 22:38
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Thank you all
I was able to bring it in safely.　I know they sell them in Hawaii, but I still wanted to feed my family a lot of delicious food for the same price, so I brought them in.
I froze them and put refrigerant in them, and the large foam steel was too high, so I used towels and a cold bag.
It wasn't as ticklish when it arrived, but it was still frozen.　I would like to use that method in the future.

• あさり
• 2023/01/14 (Sat) 16:47
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The Zojirushi rice cooker I bought in Hawaii still cooks the same delicious rice after 8 years ！ Highly recommended ！.

• 米ラバー
• 2023/01/15 (Sun) 11:26
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Asari

Thank you.
Do you know if it is a Zojirushi or other model? ？

I am currently using a Zojirushi, but I am looking for a rice cooker that can keep the rice warm well because it gets hard after a day of keeping the rice warm … ！.

• おヨネ
• 2023/01/16 (Mon) 19:22
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Zojirushi 10-cup rice cooker
Induction Heating System Rice Cooker&Warmer
NP-HCC10/18

Zojirushi 3-cup rice cooker
Induction Heating System Rice Cooker&Warmer
NP-GBC05

I use the two above depending on the amount of rice I eat and the number of people, but both have a solid inner pot and cook delicious rice. I bought the larger one at Donki and the smaller one at The Compleat Kitchen during a sale at Kahala Mall.

Marukai also has a variety of good rice cookers.

• 常夏娘
• 2023/01/19 (Thu) 13:41
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おヨネ様

ありがとうございます！
アマゾンでの口コミもいいのでそちら検討したい思います！

• tonton
• 2023/01/13 (Fri) 08:42
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Hello. I really don't like the noise.
I'm sorry to hear that.
I think the only way is to report it
again and again to security. Keep complaining that the noise is so loud that you can't sleep.
If security doesn't do anything, you can report it to the management company.
Please do your best!

• こーの字
• 2023/01/13 (Fri) 09:17
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I was also suffering from an almost ongoing noise problem with the unit next door.
They were young people sharing a room, but
they played loud voices and music at night, and when I rang the doorbell to warn them, they couldn't hear me because of the noise.
We complained repeatedly to the management company of the apartment. Recently, I told the company that I would have to call the police, and they told me to do so.
Fortunately, the resident will be moving out at the end of this month （ I am not sure if they terminated his contract ）.

and long story of my own, but I believe Topi's neighbor is in violation of the state noise ordinance （ I've included a link below ）.
7 am - 10 pm is 60 dBA ： Normal conversation ・ Chimes ・ Inside a car going 40 km/h
10 pm - 7 am is 50 dBA ： Outdoor air conditioner ・ Quiet office
is good for emitting noise level.
If I understand correctly, this is not the noise level on the side where you can hear it, but on the side where you are emitting it.
So the neighbor is clearly in violation of the ordinance.

As #2 tonton mentioned, I think it would be a report to security, and then the management company.
I think it would be a good idea to tell them that it is a violation of the ordinance by also including a copy of the ordinance at that time.
If that doesn't work, then the police （ or Non-Emergency ） may be an option.
I talked to some local friends and they said to just call the police, and the threshold for getting there was not high （ I myself did not call them after all ）.

I hope the problem will be resolved soon.

https://www.nonoise.org/lawlib/states/hawaii/hawaii.htm
https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/01/noise-pollution-is- making-our-communities-unlivable/#:~:text=apartments%20or%20businesses%20zones%20%E2%80%93%2060,decibels%20day%2C%2070%20decibels%20 20night.

• Hawaii
• 2023/01/13 (Fri) 15:45
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Whether you live in a condo or townhouse, you will have a manager, so contact the manager.

1. the management company, 2. the manager. Email or call both of them with your complaint.
You can also attach video evidence of the loud music.

The person making the noise should receive a warning at first, and if it continues, a citation.


It doesn't matter if it's morning or night, if you think you are making too much noise, please file a complaint.
Security can warn you, but there is nothing else they can do.
The manager or the management company can issue a warning, la.

• オリーブオイル
• mail
• 2023/01/13 (Fri) 19:28
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Downstairs in the condo I used to live in,
there was a couple that moved in who were very loud at night,
I told the management office, but they wouldn't budge,
eventually a neighbor I saw by chance led to another neighbor,
and finally after we all made an offer,
the neighbor calmed down, and later moved out. Finally, after we all offered, the neighbors quieted down and later moved out.
It was really tough.

• まる
• 2023/01/17 (Tue) 15:10
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I used to live in a condo where three children of the family who moved in were always making so much noise and being a nuisance
that the neighbors complained and the police often came to the condo. The management had a rule that if you get 3 notices, you are forced to leave the house, so I left without living there for 6 months. I was able to kick him out because he was a renter, but I don't know if it would have been the same if he had been the owner.

• eye
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• 2023/01/15 (Sun) 13:18
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I recommend Eye Care Associate of Hawaii located in Ala Moana Building. There are several doctors, and Dr. Ishihara is a Japanese-American who speaks minimal Japanese, but he is very friendly. Eye exams are done by a non-doctor staff member, but there is one Japanese person who has worked there for a long time, so if you make an appointment when that person is available, he will do it. When you make an appointment, ask if there is a Japanese person ？ and if there is, you will be assigned to that person.
Even if you don't have to speak Japanese, that is the place to go.
There are other Japanese teachers and Japanese speaking Nikkei teachers in the same building, but I have not had good experiences.
If you are not particular about the manufacturer of your contact lenses, you can get monthly replacement lenses, which, depending on your insurance, will save me about ＄ 200 for a year. Last year they were offering a special discount and gave me an additional ＄ 75 cash back.

• hawaii
• 2023/01/16 (Mon) 15:43
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EYE Mr. MIN
Thank you for the reference ＾ ＾
Thank you very much for your kind attention ！
I am relieved that it seems that there is no contact inconvenience in Hawaii.

• トラベル
• 2023/01/16 (Mon) 11:21
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First of all, you should avoid making purchases with a debit card.
Because the money will be deducted immediately from your bank account, if you are hacked or involved in a crime, you may find that you have no balance before you know it.
It is convenient, but it is dangerous for shopping ！
We recommend using a credit card.

And the main issue is that it depends on how trustworthy the cheap airfare website is.
I buy directly from the airlines online.
Especially after Corona, flights are often delayed or cancelled, and the handling of such cases and fees are different. （ Travel agents and others are more expensive ）

For reference.