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58EMC <strong>2007</strong> ADVANCE PROGRAMTOURSThe IEEE EMC <strong>2007</strong> Symposium is pleased to offer the followingtours during this year’s <strong>symposium</strong>. Please sign-up for these tours(except for complimentary tours listed on pae 60) when registeringfor this year’s <strong>symposium</strong>. (Pre-registration and pre-payment arerequired for optional tours. Registration on site during theSymposium is subject to space availability.)Sunday, July 8, <strong>2007</strong>Grand Circle Island with Dole PlantationPrice:$67.00 US per adultDeparts8:15a.m.Returns5:30p.m.Minimum requirement: 40 passengersGet to know Hawai‘i from the inside out with an all-day tour thatcircles the entire island, covering 120 miles of O‘ahu’s best sightseeingspots. For a close-up view of a seawater eruption, you’ll visitHawai‘i’s own Old Faithful known as the “Blow Hole”, where you’llwitness oceanside water play at full-force. Besides Sandy Beach —a favorite for body surfers — you’ll venture to the most celebratedsurfing zones in the world along the North Shore: Waimea Bay,Sunset Beach and the spectacular Banzai Pipeline. At DolePlantation you will ride the pineapple express train and learn aboutthe history of Hawai‘i’s pineapple industry. You may choosebetween a stroll through plantation gardens or test your skill at thepineapple garden maze. In colorful contrast to the brilliant blue ofthe crystalline waters, you’ll also find emerald oceans of shimmeringpineapple and sugar cane fields waving gently in the breeze.Take a glimpse into the Hawai‘i of long ago as you pass remnantsof old homesteads on your return to Waikiki. Be sure to bring yourcamera to record the marvels that gave Hawai‘i its name and reputationas Paradise.A non-hosted lunch stop will be made at historic CrouchingLion Restaurant. Located on the slopes of Ka‘a‘awa, you willexperience the warm feeling of Hawai‘i hospitality, while enjoyingan extensive lunch menu that includes seafood, beef dishes,sandwiches, and salads. Surrounded by expansive ocean views thistraditional Hawaiian restaurant lives up to its “landmark” status.(Pre-registration and pre-payment are required for optionaltours. Registration on site at the Symposium is subject to spaceavailability.)NOTES:A stop will be made at the Crouching Lion Restaurant for lunch, butthe cost of lunch is not included.There is no charge for children under age 4, provided they do notoccupy a seat in the vehicle.Monday, July 9, <strong>2007</strong>Stars and StripesPrice:DepartsReturnsMinimum requirement:$60.75 US per adult7:30a.m.4:00p.m.40 passengersCelebrate the honor, valor and courage of the U.S. Servicemen whoserved during World War II on this special Stars and Stripes tour. It’sa nostalgic journey to the two historic places that marked the beginningand end of the war for the United States – Pearl Harbor and theUSS Missouri.At the site of Pearl Harbor, you’ll view the Arizona Memorialwhere the remains of the USS Arizona lay silent beneath the waves.The events of the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor unfold throughdetailed narrations and photos. While at Pearl Harbor, you’ll travelacross the Ford Island Bridge to the historic USS Missouri battleship,otherwise known as the “Mighty Mo”. It was on the decks of this celebratedwarship that the Japanese surrender ceremony took place,signaling the end of their involvement in World War II. Explore thepassages, rooms and corridors on a special guided tour.From Pearl Harbor, you’ll take a drive through metropolitanHonolulu and up to the Punchbowl Crater for a personal guided tourby the American Legion of the National Cemetery of the Pacific.After enjoying the serenity and spectacular view atop Punchbowl,you’ll wind through Downtown Honolulu for a view of its manyhighlights. (Pre-registration and pre-payment are required foroptional tours. Registration on site during the Symposium is subjectto space availability.)NOTES:Lunch on own at the snack bar on the ship.No backpacks, fanny packs, or bags permitted.We recommend wearing good walking shoes and don’t forget yourcamera.Tuesday, July 10, <strong>2007</strong>Honolulu Hidden TreasuresPrice:$63.00 US per adultDeparts8:30a.m.Returns12:30p.m.Minimum requirement: 21 passengersLearn about Honolulu’s most interesting historic sites, see an amazingcollection of rainforest and tropical plants, and relax by hidden waterfallson this professionally guided and narrated tour. Start the day withexquisite panoramic views of Diamond Head, Waikiki, Honolulu, andthe southwest coast of Oahu as we travel up into the Ko’olauMountains to famous Mount Tantalus. We’ll pause at a breathtakingoverlook to take in the vista from this unique vantage point. An excellentplace to take a memorable photo! We’ll also learn about the rainforestplants in the park, and look for the vibrant yellow OahuAmakihi, a rare and endangered Hawaiian honeycreeper bird species.©<strong>2007</strong> IEEE www.emc<strong>2007</strong>.org
EMC <strong>2007</strong> ADVANCE PROGRAM 59From there we will take a step back in time as we visit the RoyalMausoleum and learn about the Hawaiian monarchy. A short walktakes us next to misty Kapena falls, where you will view ancientHawaiian petroglyphs (rock carvings) near the bank of Alapena pool,and learn the legend of Kaupe, the ancient guardian spirit that is saidto protect travelers at this unique place.We venture next to Queen Liliuokalani Botanic Garden, whereyou will learn about endemic Hawaii an plant species on the groundsof this former Hawaiian Monarch’s home near a scenic waterfall. Ournext stop is Foster Botanical Garden, where your professional naturalistguide will describe the unique tropical plants such as cacao,pepper, cinnamon and allspice trees. See the famous Foster orchid collection,as well as the “Bo Tree”, grown from a cutting of the originaltree planted in India 800 years ago by the first Dalai Lama. Ourguides have trained with the docents of this famous garden, and willprovide an unsurpassed narrative.Finally, you’ll relax and enjoy a visit to Iolani Palace grounds,where you will marvel at one of the world’s largest Banyan trees whilelearning more about the Hawaiian monarchy and the history of theonly royal palace in the United States. See the King KamehamehaStatue, the Hawai’i State Capital, and historic Honolulu sights alongthe way.This tour requires no hiking, is accessible for all skill levels, andis a great way to experience Oahu’s world famous botanical gardens,Honolulu’s most significant historic sites, and scenic waterfalls all inone day. (Pre-registration and pre-payment are required for optionaltours. Registration on site during the Symposium is subject to spaceavailability.)NOTES:Fitness/Hiking Level (easy).Distance is approximately 1.5 miles (total walking distance).Shoes may get wet, depending on the weather.Participants should be in overall good health.Guests should wear comfortable, but sturdy footwear (Flip Flops arenot recommended).No valuables other than those that fit in your daypack.O‘ahu. Shangri-La, Miss Duke’s Honolulu estate, is now open to ourgroup exclusively for a glimpse into the life of this extremely remarkable,private and fascinating individual.During her round-the-world honeymoon after marrying would beSenator James “Jimmy” Cromwell, Miss Duke fell in love with thegentle people and tropical haven of Hawai’i. Vowing to return andmake a home in the islands, Miss Duke acquired nearly five acres onDiamond Head’s south shore where her dream home would be built.Although her marriage to Mr. Cromwell did not last, Miss Duke createdShangri-La on this site and embarked on a 60-year journey ofcollecting what would become the largest private collection ofIslamic art in the world.Upon her death in 1993, Miss Duke’s last will and testamentcalled for the creation of the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art.As her collection grew during her lifetime, Miss Duke realized thatthese treasures must forever remain intact as a collection and serve toeducate the public in the manner in which she so diligently displayedthem on the grounds of her lush estate.Our guests will begin their journey at the Honolulu Academy ofthe Arts where they will be shown an orientation video of theShangri-La residence and get a first peak at the treasures housed onproperty. From there, guests will be escorted via minicoach toDiamond Head’s exclusive Black Point district, location of the estate.Upon completion of the tour, guests will then be returned to theHonolulu Academy of the Arts where they may experience the museum’srevolving collection at their leisure. (Pre-registration and prepaymentare required for optional tours. Registration on site duringthe Symposium is subject to space availability.)Wednesday, July 11, <strong>2007</strong>Shangri-la TourPrice:Tour 1DepartsReturnsTour 2DepartsReturnsMinimum requirement:$62.00 US per adult7:30a.m.11:30a.m.10:00a.m.2:00p.m.24 passengersNOTES:Children under 12 not permitted.Picture taking is not allowed inside the estate.Secured bins are available at the estate for handbags. We do not recommendbringing large bags or valuables.Thursday, July 12, <strong>2007</strong>Honolulu City Iolani Palace and Queen Emma’s Summer HomePrice:$68.00 US per adultDeparts8:30a.m.Returns1:00p.m.Minimum requirement: 20 passengersThere is a limit of 25 guests per tour. A third tour may be possible ifneeded.Fiercely independent, rich beyond avarice, an <strong>international</strong>celebrity and socialite, activist and philanthropist, Miss Doris Duke,one of the wealthiest people in history was certainly a force to bereckoned with! Unbeknownst to the world, Miss Duke inconspicuouslycreated a veritable palace of treasures on the southern shore of©<strong>2007</strong> IEEE www.emc<strong>2007</strong>.org
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