Kula

Colonel James Kula is still active in the United States Air Force.

Kula, James D. 1977

The doctrine known as Kula-gotra was developed, whereby the reputation of

The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India Volume II R. V. Russell

We have land in a place called Kula, here on Maui.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed AS TOLD TO BRAD WHEELER 2011

Don't worry, we're sure you aren't the only ones, as they have come up with a new portable media player known as Kula TV.

Ubergizmo 2010

The little fella delivers up TV treats via a modest 4. 3-inch LCD screen and Wi-Fi connectivity "The Kula is the next big thing that will revolutionize the way people watch TV," enthused Sungale vice president of sales Gary Bennett.

Irish Blogs 2010

According to Gary Bennett, the Sungale VP of Sales, "The Kula is the next big thing that will revolutionize the way people watch TV".

Coolest Gadgets 2009

The Kula was a ritualized gift exchange in which a shell necklace or armband is given to a member of a neighboring tribe, at which time the receiver reciprocates by offering the other item in return.

ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science 2009

Because of their 'Kula' permitting driving to Shul on Shabbos Conservative Jews destroyed that concept.

Emes Ve-Emunah 2010

"Our network sustained no physical damage and performed ruggedly and durably despite the magnitude of the earthquake," said Bill Kula, a Verizon spokesman.

Wireless Networks Unscathed By Temblor Greg Bensinger 2011

Journalist Mona Eltahawy, Rabbi Irwin Kula, former Israeli Yonatan Schapira all agreed with Rula Jabreal and Julian Schnabel, noting the irony that it would take a Jewish man -Schnabel's mother was active in Hadassah-to tell this story.

Regina Weinreich: Miral Screens at the United Nations General Assembly Regina Weinreich 2011