SATURDAY

MULTI-GENERATION HOMES SEMINAR, 1:30 to 3 p.m. at Ward Warehouse, Kaka'ako Meeting Room, second floor; how to make your home comfortable and safe for multiple generations; alterations to help elder family members age in place; free. Reservations: 593-2808, ext. 114 or bonnie@grahambuilders.com.

MONDAY

ALL INSURANCE POLICIES ARE NOT THE SAME, everything you need to know about your homeowners and car insurance policies, 6 to 7 p.m. today, June 9 and 16 at Kapi'olani Community College; $35. Register: 734-9211.

LATIN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION membership meeting, 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Small Business Resource Center, Chinatown Gateway Center; Dr. Jackie Young of the American Cancer Society Hawaii Pacific will speak on the effects of cancer on Hispanic communities and individuals. Information: 351-8013.

THURSDAY

MAUI YOUNG BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE general membership meeting, 6:30 p.m. at a member's Wailuku home; featured will be State Sen. Shan Tsuitsui and State Rep. Kyle Yamashita talking about key legislation passed during this year's legislative session; members free, guests $10. Information/reservations: 808-357-6009.

UPCOMING

SHAKACON 2008, security conference, June 9 to 13 at Dole Cannery Ballroom, 650 Iwilei Road; agenda: "Hack the Planet — Logical and Physical," June 9; conference June 10 to 11 featuring hacking and lock-picking competitions and 10 a.m. keynote by Gartner analyst Paul Proctor; Web-App security training June 12 and 13; targeted to security, IT audit and compliance professionals, students, ethical hackers and security enthusiasts. Information: 531-5647, dale.aiello@gartner.com.

ENTERPRISE HONOLULU — DEVELOPING AND DIVERSIFYING THE HAWAIIAN ECONOMY, event hosted by the Association of Information Technology Professionals, June 12 at Ohana Honolulu Airport Hotel, 3401 N. Nimitz Highway; registration 11:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. buffet lunch; concludes 1 p.m.; free parking; members $15, nonmembers $25, late registration $30. RSVP by day's end June 9. Registration: 531-5647, dale.aiello@gartner.com.

SECOND FRIDAY TECH DOWNLOAD, a monthly networking breakfast on "Healthcare IT: Opportunities for Hawai'i," hosted by The Hawaii Science and Technology Council, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. June 13 at The Pacific Club; members $15, nonmembers $20; aloha or business attire with shoes, silence cell phones. RSVP: robyn@hiscitech.org or 536-4670.

DEVELOPING NEW MARKETS FROM CHINA AND KOREA, panel of experts to talk about the opening up of the China leisure travel market and its effect on Hawai'i, June 19 at Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki, Mauna Kea Ballroom: 11:30 a.m. sign in and networking, noon lunch and program, adjourn 1:30 p.m.; sponsored by Hawaii Society of Corporate Planners and Pacific & Asian Affairs Council; members $29, guests and nonmembers $35, table of 10 $300; no-host parking $4, valet parking $7; registration deadline June 13, add $5 after. Registration: www.HSCP.org. Information: 537-2356 (Roberta Cullen).

BUILDING YOUR DREAM HOME, educational seminar presented by Graham Builders, 6 to 8 p.m. June 25 at Honolulu Country Club; how to select a builder and what you need to know about residential design, setting a budget, estimating financing and scheduling; free; space is limited. Reservation: 593-2808 or www.grahambuilders.com.

LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE MUSIC BUSINESS, a seminar offered by Hawaii Small Business Development Center Network, 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. July 17 at Honolulu Design Center, Cupola Theatre, 1250 Kapi'olani Blvd.; covering music business contracts (artist management, recording, publishing, merchandising), IP rights in music (copyrights and publicity rights), and royalties (performing, mechanical, synchronization, copy and sales); $50. Registration: jon.park@hawaii-sbdc.org or 945-1430.

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