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Wanting to loose weight? or even wanting to have fun by walking miles in the morning? Well on February 20 2006 is the Great Aloha Run! It starts early in the morning so you might be tierd but the walk will make you fit and energetic.Over 10,000 its a 8.5 mile run or walk, starting from The aloha tower in downtown honolulu and ends at the Aloha Stadium.Its fun for family and individuals. Sign ups end this Friday February 10th 2006. Sign up before its to late! Well, i hope you have a goodnight sleep before the race!!