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lol, parrot cannon? I bet that is going to be hilarious, sorry for the bad review but I believe u could have done so much more, other than that its good, a bit slopy but I know u can do so much better
The next one will be better. Hopefully it will be less sloppy :P Thank you for the comment.
this was funny
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great animation (im not good,most i can do stickfigures chucking knives at each other)
and the fact that all the voices were done by 1 person.
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As the Eurozone crisis lingers on, euro exit is now being debated in 'core' as well as 'periphery' countries. This column examines the potential costs of euro exit, using France as an example. The authors estimate that 30% of private marketable debt would be redenominated, but since only 36% of revenues would be redenominated, the aggregate currency mismatch is relatively modest. However, the immediate financial cost of exiting the euro would nevertheless be substantial if public authorities were to bail out systemic and highly exposed companies.
David Amiel, Paul-Adrien Hyppolite, 15 March 2015
Thorsten Beck, 02 February 2015
The Greek-Troika conflict is roiling markets, boardrooms and cabinet offices around the world. Crises are best solved by recognising losses, allocating them and moving on, so the biggest risk, this column argues, is that a compromise kicks the can further down the road. As the can rolls on, the scenery becomes politically and socially less attractive – fuelling the rise of political animosities, nationalism, and fringe parties. Greece is a special case but indicative of the core problem – deficient EZ governance structures that mean societies are stuck with increasing socioeconomic exclusion and political despair. The crisis will continue until the necessary further deepening of EZ institutional structures is completed.
Jean-Pierre Landau, 02 December 2014
Eurozone inflation has been persistently declining for almost a year, and constantly undershooting forecasts. Building on existing research, this column explores the conjecture that low inflation in the Eurozone results from an excess demand for safe assets. If true, this conjecture would have definite policy implications. Getting out of such a 'safety trap' would necessitate fiscal or non-conventional monetary policies tailored to temporarily take risk away from private balance sheets.
Irina Balteanu, Aitor Erce, 12 November 2014
The feedback loop between banking crises and sovereign debt crises has been at the heart of recent problems in the Eurozone. This column presents stylised facts on the mechanisms through which banking and sovereign crises combine and become 'twin' crises. The results point to systematic differences not only between 'single' and 'twin' crises, but also between different types of 'twin' episodes. The timing of 'twin' crises – which crisis comes first – is important for understanding their drivers, transmission channels, and economic consequences.
Pierluigi Bologna, Arianna Miglietta, Marianna Caccavaio, 14 October 2014
Following the financial crisis, European banks have taken steps to revise unsustainable business models by deleveraging. By this metric they have made substantial progress – but this column argues that improper management of the deleveraging process may threaten the recovery. The authors find that equity increases played a much larger role than asset decreases, and recommend increasing the disposal of bad assets.
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As the most acute phase of the Eurozone crisis is over, the current-account balances of France, Italy, and Spain have improved. This column warns against complacency about this improvement, pointing at some structural factors that impede growth and damage competitiveness. Resources should be relocated towards the tradeable sectors and to those firms most prepared to grow and compete. If not, these three countries are likely to aggravate the dysfunctional duality of their economies.
Edoardo Campanella, 12 August 2014
Separatism is on the rise in Europe. This column argues that, while the Eurozone Crisis is certainly reinforcing regional tensions, the underlying causes are globalisation and the deepening of the European project. Independence campaigners want access to the larger European market, while unfettering their regions from the centralised control of national governments. Renegotiating the terms of the relationship between national and regional governments is preferable to resorting to political threats or the use of force.
Fernando Broner, Aitor Erce, Alberto Martin, Jaume Ventura, 23 July 2014
Since 2010, Eurozone periphery countries have faced severe debt problems and falling credit to the private sector. This column interprets these events with a theory that has three main ingredients. First governments can favour domestic creditors. Second, public debt trades in secondary markets so debt holdings shift from foreign to domestic residents. Third, due to private financial frictions, this shift crowds out private investment and growth.
Joshua Aizenman, 03 July 2014
After a promising first decade, the Eurozone faced a severe crisis. This column looks at the Eurozone's short history through the lens of an evolutionary approach to forming new institutions. German dominance has allowed the euro to achieve a number of design objectives, and this may continue if Germany does not shirk its responsibilities. Germany's resilience and dominant size within the EU may explain its 'muddling through' approach to the Eurozone crisis. Greater mobility of labour and lower mobility of under-regulated capital may be the costly 'second best' adjustment until the arrival of more mature Eurozone institutions.
Marco Buti, Philipp Mohl, 04 June 2014
Investment in the Eurozone is forecast to remain below trend until 2015, with a particularly large shortfall in the periphery. Low investment reduces aggregate demand, thus lowering short-term growth, and it also hampers medium-term growth through its effect on the capital stock. This column highlights three causes of low Eurozone investment – reduced public investment, financial fragmentation, and heightened uncertainty – and proposes a series of remedies.
Susan Schadler, 28 April 2014
The IMF has had a preferred creditor status throughout the history of its lending. This implies that borrowing countries are expected to give priority to meeting their obligations to the IMF over other creditors. This column reviews the onset of this preferred status, its purpose, and the way it changed after the recent Eurozone crisis. By lending €30 billion to Greece in 2010, the IMF introduced the option to permanently waive the requirement that a borrowing country is on the path to stability. This option increases the chance of moral hazard and undermines the strong framework for the preferred creditor status.
Anne-Laure Delatte, Julien Fouquau, Richard Portes, 17 April 2014
In retrospect, it is striking that the sovereign bond spreads of peripheral Eurozone countries surged while the economic conditions were gradually deteriorating. This column provides a new explanation for this phenomenon. It suggests that the markets in credit default swap indices have exacerbated shocks to economic fundamentals. The same change in fundamentals had a higher impact on the spread during the crisis period than it had previously.
Raphael Auer, 11 April 2014
Some view the improvements in current accounts for Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain as short-lived – the result of a temporary compression of import demand that is likely to be reversed as the recession eases. This column argues the contrary, based on the fact that their improving trade balances reflect better export performance. This development points toward a fundamental stabilisation of the competitiveness of these economies.
Marco Buti, Maria Demertzis, João Nogueira Martins, 30 March 2014
Although progress has been made on resolving the Eurozone crisis – vulnerable countries have reduced their current-account deficits and implemented some reforms – more still needs to be done. This column argues for a 'consistent trinity' of policies: structural reforms within countries, more symmetric macroeconomic adjustment across countries, and a banking union for the Eurozone.
Agnès Bénassy-Quéré, Shahin Vallee, 27 March 2014
The recent crisis has highlighted some problems in the current structure of the Eurozone, such as the lack of political integration. This column introduces the Eiffel group – a group of French experts – and its call for a 'political community of the euro'. The economic and political rationales behind the proposal are discussed in detail. This proposal (also shared by experts in other countries) calls for a debate about the architecture and institutions underpinning the European Monetary Union.
Charles Calomiris, 21 March 2014
Charles Calomiris talks to Romesh Vaitilingam about his recent book, co-authored with Stephen Haber, 'Fragile by Design: The Political Origins of Banking Crises and Scarce Credit'. They discuss how politics inevitably intrudes into bank regulation and why banking systems are unstable in some countries but not in others. Calomiris also presents his analysis of the political and banking history of the UK and how the well-being of banking systems depends on complex bargains and coalitions between politicians, bankers and other stakeholders. The interview was recorded in London in February 2014.
Michael Bordo, 21 March 2014
Since 2007, there has been a buildup of TARGET imbalances within the Eurosystem – growing liabilities of national central banks in the periphery matched by growing claims of central banks in the core. This column argues that, rather than signalling the collapse of the monetary system – as was the case for Bretton Woods between 1968 and 1971 – these TARGET imbalances represent a successful institutional innovation that prevented a repeat of the US payments crisis of 1933.
Daniel Gros, 19 March 2014
Since the onset of the sovereign debt crisis, the argument for a system of fiscal transfers to offset idiosyncratic shocks in the Eurozone has gained adherents. This column argues that what the Eurozone really needs is not a system which offsets all shocks by some small fraction, but a system which protects against shocks which are rare, but potentially catastrophic. A system of fiscal insurance with a fixed deductible would therefore be preferable to a fiscal shock absorber that offsets a certain percentage of all fiscal shocks.
Viral Acharya, 14 March 2014
Viral Acharya talks to Viv Davies about his recent work with Sascha Steffen that, using publicly available data and a series of shortfall measures, estimates the capital shortfalls of EZ banks that will be stress-tested under the proposed Asset Quality Review. They also discuss the difference in accounting rules between US and EZ banks and the future potential for banking union in the Eurozone. The interview was recorded by phone on 25 February 2014.
Viral Acharya, Sascha Steffen, 17 January 2014
The Single Supervisory Mechanism – a key pillar of the Eurozone banking union – will transfer supervision of Europe's largest banks to the ECB. Before taking over this role, the ECB will conduct an Asset Quality Review to identify these banks' capital shortfalls. This column discusses recent estimates of these shortfalls based on publicly available data. Estimates such as these can defend against political efforts to blunt the AQR's effectiveness. The results suggest that many banks' capital needs can be met with common equity issuance and bail-ins, but that public backstops might still be necessary in some cases.


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It's no nipple-gate, but did anyone catch the bird that M.I.A. let fly live on the Superbowl? She's no stranger to controversy. Her music video for the song "Born Free" was #2 on Time Magazine's Most Controversial Videos of all-time due to it's portrayel of brutality by military forces (some of which had American flags on their uniforms) against red-heads! It was actually banned on Youtube in the
The rest of the entertainment was a success!
Kelly Clarkson proved her drama-free awesomeness and sang the Star Spangled Banner beautifully. She hit every note and remembered all the lines!
Fast forward through all the football and free throws (ha, JK) and there was the halftime show!
The past few years we've seen classic rock artists like The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springstein, and Paul McCartney, the half time show this year took a different turn. Madonna knocked it out of the park, showing divas everywhere who's still queen. She sang a medley of her old songs, 'Vogue', 'Music' with the help of fun guys LMFAO, 'Like a Prayer' with Cee Lo Green and her new single 'Give me all Your Luvin' with cheeerleaders Nicki Minaj and M.I.A. The ladies were dressed as Roman cheerleaders and put on an adorable performance. That is, until M.I.A flipped the bird during her solo.
We thought this year's halftime show was a hit! The songs, the outfits, the artist appearances and all. Oh! and congratulations to the New York Giants!
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A 15-month-old child in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia weighs 55 pounds and is gaining nearly 5 pounds a month, according to a Local 6 News report.
Luka Meliksishvili has been rapidly gaining weight since his birth, according to his parents. He already carries the weight of a 6-year-old child, Local 6 News reported Monday night.
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Big ping.
Future Olympic weightlifter..
The next WWE Champion..
the plague.
The poor little kid.
FoxNews showed a brief video. The mother was shoveling food into the kid's mouth. Unless the child has some medical condition (and the reports said he didn't), then the problem is 'enabler' parent(s).
My "little" bro weighed 40 lbs. at 12 months. Fell on my two pet pigeons. They died in each other's wings...
Anyone know how to say "Atkins' Diet" in Georgian?
Soon to be on a supermarket tabloid cover near you!
Atkins gone bad????
Well, we moved from Indian Country to New Yawk in '67. The culture shock was plenty; but the pizza and pastrami were plenty good. I miss those, too - but not much else.
Whoops. Wrong thread.
Children with this have no hunger control...in the sense that they always feel ravenously hungry. Early on, this comes as a relief, since for the first few months, they tend to have a very weak suckling reflex.
Until the 1980s, almost none of the children with this lived through their pre-teens much less through their delayed puberty.
I think it's the sugar frosted Cherobyl Flakes this kid is eating.
Maybe this will be the next Andre the Giant....
Anyone see Vasily Alexiyev hanging around Mom's house?
Todzilla. Fortunately for mom, he no longer breast feeds.
Looks like 2nd generation canned formula to me.
Appetite Disorder
Hypothalamic dysfunction is thought to be the cause of the disordered appetite/satiety function characteristic of PWS. Compulsive eating and obsession with food usually begin before age 6. The urge to eat is physiological and overwhelming; it is difficult to control and requires constant vigilance.
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Compounding the pressure of excessive appetite is a decreased calorie utilization in those with PWS (typically 1,000-1,200 kcal per day for adults), due to low muscle mass and inactivity. A balanced, low-calorie diet with vitamin and calcium supplementation is recommended. Regular weigh-ins and periodic diet review are needed. The best meal and snack plan is one the family or caregiver is able to apply routinely and consistently. Weight control depends on external food restriction and may require locking the kitchen and food storage areas.
My experience with a coupl of children with this suggest that the "locking the kitchen and food storage areas" advice is a major "no kidding!" suggestion.
Children with this will literally eat until no more can be stuffed inside if sufficient food is available. They are often completely indescriminate in what food they will eat...raw eggs, sticks of butter, raw bacon or hamburger, straight sugar, vanilla extract, partially rotten food - pretty much anything.
It was not uncommon to hear parents of children with this relate coming home after a major trip to the grocery store, and in returning for the last bag finding the doors to the house locked...and when they finally get inside, finding their child has eaten everything openable that they'd bought.
A Michael Moore offspring?
Kid looks a little like the Michelin man.
I am gonna have to say a prayer that he never gets near my dog, or my car for that matter, he would probably like my ex wife Velveeta, she was good at puttin on da pounds
If this were the USA, some social worker would have already been called to take custody from his parents.
Dont you believe it. I had a daughter who was 30 pounds at 7 months and is about 200 at age 11. We were vegan vegiarians when she was little. The child eats and eats. When she was a babe I tried to cut her back to no avail. She would scream for hours our primary said give her all the food she wants, she must need it. She would drink formula until she vomited.
She has been to Boston Children's and monitered by my primary. He says there is nothing I can do. There are no fun snacks and soda at our house. He feels she is prediabatic. I think she has no off switch. I would give ten years of my life to adress this issue/
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He made music!
At just under two years of age, he weighed 65# and wore adult Depends.
I got a call one moring saying that he would be late for work. His boy got hold of his keyring and snapped off all his keys on the coffee table.
My employee said that he was that big at that age. When he left our company, he weighed 290# and would have been 6'2" IF he could straighten his back.
I found that there were many people like this in MA, but most didn't live past the age of 50.
My second son weighed 30 pounds at 12 months. He was off the charts. But now he's only 5'11" and weighs in around 150 pounds.
You might definitely want to look at my link on Prader-Willi Syndrome above.
Good Heavens! This poor child gives new meaning to the term baby fat.
Nah, sumo wrestler.
Has anyone asked Teddy the K for a DNA sample? Where was he 24 months ago?
I don't think it's relevant. It sounds like the poor kid is suffering from one of the rare (and perhaps single-gene) genetic abnormalities that result in early--and massive--obesity. Some specialists might even be able to help him, if he has one of the known genetic abnormalities. If the gene is unknown, it at least might help shed light on one of the causes of the more usual types of overweight/obesity and related conditions that afflict the rest of us, and cause some of us to flee to Atkins and other pop diet gurus.
Marth Stewart as a child, or could it be mike moore?
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Is that your kid? (Check out dead's home page...)
How much did he weigh at birth?
Holy Cow .. my 9 year old weights 60 pounds
If I were you, I would say there is something you can do. Get yourself another doctor! There most definitely is something wrong with a 200lb. 11 year old who can't stop eating. What kind of doctor says there is "nothing" you can do about something like this? If it isn't something medical or physical (as in Prader-Willi Syndrome) then the problem is psychological, in which case some major behavior modification (in a controlled environment) can be done, if you're willing. I'm sure it would be extremely tough on your whole family (and probably expensive), but I think it's worth a try. Your daughter's life depends on it.
I simply don't believe that there is "nothing" that can be done for your daughter.
here he is at 60
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Eno could work here!
Eno would probably screw this job up too.
Its true most construction workers are on all day breaks.
LOLz just change the sign to say "Drinking beer" instead of "Drinking coffee" and Eno's good to go.
Around here the signs say: Slow men working.
This is true at this time of year
In New Orleans, we used to have a joke:
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Answer: A Sewerage and Water Board truck.
There's lots work not getting done around the Houston area.
One worker, and five watching how it's done.
So what's the speed limit in the no work zone? Are speeding fines cut in half in those zones. and if you hit a non worker, does he go to jail or get the up to $14,000 fine?
Only "Next 6 miles"? On hwy 69/75 there has been bridgework, patchwork, resurfacing, bridge replacement, overpass bracing, and signal installation from the Red River to McAlester (80 miles) and McAlester to Muskogee (75 miles) for the last 10 years!
Your tax dollars at work(?). I see this so often, I'm surprised when anything gets finished.
Men impeding traffic next six miles.
Looks like Utah. Our state tree ought to be the orange barrel instead of the blue spruce.
Years ago they had a contest for the design of the state quarter. My submission was a picture of an orange barrel and the words "Road construction ahead. Alternate routing suggested."
At the indoor pistol range I frequent, one of the targets they sell is a picture of a construction barrel.
Now that I actually work on construction sites, I understand the why. Sometimes they are lazy, and union requirements mean those workers are spending an hour a day on break, but often they are working, even if they don't look like it, or concrete is late arriving, or something.
My job is mostly to test concrete and to make sure the contractor doesn't add a bunch of water after my test. This often means I arrive half an hour before works starts, get set up, stand around for more than an hour because concrete's late, test it in 15 minutes, watch and make sure that they are not doing anything wrong, then sitting in my truck and filling out lots of paperwork. Most of that I'm busy, but look like I'm loitering.
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First build pic-story! 7 string ergo-ish.
So my friend at work builds a lot of his own guitars. After talking for awhile, he offered to help me build one and teach me in exchange for some lessons. I would just have to supply the hardware. Specs right now are just coming together as it does. Here are the current specs:
Mahogany wings with maple center tone block
Fixed bridge
Single bridge pup
5pc maple neck
Maple fretboard
24 frets, 25.5 scale
Zero radius fretboard
First, I made a drawing using very accurate measurements.
Then, I created a mockup out of foamcore or something. I really wanted the guitar to form to me, so I took off material here and there until it fit and balanced perfect. I didn't realize until after I took this picture that the lower side where the jack would be was sticking out too much. I ended up cutting that down more so it looked more like the drawing. Can you see it? 'Murica.
I wanted to do it headless, but my co-worker really wanted me to learn how to do the headstocks and stuff. So I was all like, "....okay. " Then he mentioned if we did a 2nd build, that we could machine the hardware. Then I was all like. "Okay! "
So then I came up with 2 headstock shapes. I only snapped a shot of one of them. I wanted a smaller headstock. This headstock pictured looks much better with that lower bout shortened up.
So I don't have shots of the build taking place, because I didn't remember to get my phone out. And to be honest I proooobably won't take pictures as this build keeps going. But I will take pictures after each process of the build.
On to the build! Wood glued up for body.
Body cut out (for the most part). We used a Jigsaw, so I wanted to give some distance between the lines to make sure the blade wouldn't turn or go too far in on one side.
Here is a crappy laid out, mockup with some spare hardware. This also has the other headstock design. The board under it is maple, but not the wood for the build. I just wanted a visual.
And here it is after some more shaping. Headstock template cut from MDF. I also started the forearm carve and belly cut. Though they haven't come along very far. You can also see that I smoothed out the lines where the forearm carve hits the belly area. No more point.
And lastly, I started playing around with some ideas on carving the top instead of doing a pickguard like in my drawing. There are MANY influences in the design for this. The carves are heavily influenced by the Vik Duality model. The shape is influenced by Oni and Strandberg, and the headstock is very similar to an Oni. I'm also going to try to do a forearm carve like on the Petrucci sigs. I really dig the scoop.
Currently, this is where the project sits for pictures. The fretboard has been cut and slotted and the neck blank has been glued up, but no work has started on that. I still need to figure out exactly what hardware I want to put on this as well as order the truss rod. This will be updated pretty slowly as I don't get to hang out with this guy very often, but it will keep coming along.
Let me know if you guys have any tips or suggestions for me! They are more than welcome!
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So it has been a long time since I've updated this. Mainly because I haven't had a ton of time to work on this over the past year. With work and getting married, I was swamped. Now my schedule has cleared up a lot more and I've been able to make it over to my buddies house about once a week.
Some specs have changed since the beginning.
1. It will now be a 6 string. I haven't owned a 6 string in a few years now and it would be a good idea to have one again for my job. Too many of my students get confused by the 7th string. So, I figured this would be a good opportunity for...
2. It will now be a headless build. I've wanted a headless guitar for ages now, but the 7 string hardware is a bit pricey. So since this became a 6 string, I can easily pick up more affordable hardware. It will be outfitted with the Jcustom fixed bridge.
3. Since the hardware has changed, some body modifications will be made to accommodate the new tuners.
This is where it stands now:
The truss rod was routed, fretboard glued on, frets hammered and fretwork done, neck shaped, neck pocket routed, zero fret installed, headstock modified to accommodate the headpiece.
Some pics through the process. I didn't take many "during" photos because I have been paying a lot of attention and didn't think about them.
After lining up the neck with the body to where the neck follows the maple center, I felt the upper horn was way too bulgy and was disproportionate. It really bugged me that I made the template off, so I decided to route the neck pocket at an angle. The neck no longer follows the maple center, but it feels better while sitting and the angle of the body is much more pleasing. So because of this, I will be painting it. Most likely white since I love the white/maple look.
Also pictured is a guitar that I have been modifying. It is a Douglas 7 string that I have been modifying into more of a Steinberger/Tele shape. It too is headless. I've worked out how I can keep the Floyd and no headstock. It might be a bit more of a pain for string changes, but it will be fun! It also weighs NOTHING now. It still has some more work in the final shaping, of course.
After fret install. Pre-headless. Pictured to the left is the Douglas.
^ Upper horn too bulgy.
^ Fixed.
Headless and neck pocket routed.
Annnnd another shot of where the Douglas sits now.
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The State of Aloha
Our water law was certainly in the news this week. The decade-old lawsuit pitting Native Hawaiians and environmentalists against corporate institutions that have been part of Maui since the 19th century is over.
Na Wai Eha means "the four waters" of Waikapu Stream, Iao Stream, Waihee River and the Waiehu Stream. They are the main source of freshwater for Central Maui. Long before any of us were around, these waters flowed from the green mountains toward the ocean. The first people to divert some of its waters were the Native Hawaiian farmers. Their descendants used the streams to maintain their crops. Early cases point out that these diversionary ditches had been around since time immemorial.
Then came sugar. After the American Civil War cut off America's industrial cities from the Deep South's sugar beets, the demand for Hawaiian sugar went through the roof. Sugar plantations and companies sprouted up throughout the islands, including Wailuku Sugar Co.
Sugar's a thirsty crop. Companies started diverting streams into irrigation ditches and reservoirs. By the 1890s, all four streams had been diverted and Wailuku Sugar had control of the water.
Kalo famers took notice. Their crops dried up and wilted away while Central Maui turned green with acres of cane. They sued the company. Sugar baron Claus Spreckles himself intervened. (His eponymous ditch still runs water through the heart of Wailuku town.)
The farmers argued that the diversion of Iao Stream was unlawful. The Hawaii Supreme Court ruled in favor of the farmers but limited their use of the stream to nighttime. The rest of the time the stream could be used by the sugar companies. The farmers may have won their case, but eventually everyone seemed to have forgotten. The sugar companies took more and more water for their crops.
In the meantime, Wailuku Sugar Co. got into a bitter dispute with Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. HC&S had the land but wanted more water. Wailuku Sugar Co. had the water but not as much land. They didn't bury the hatchet, and their dispute went on for more than 20 years before Wailuku Sugar Co. agreed to sell the water to HC&S.
The agreement held for almost a century, even during the later decades when Wailuku Sugar Co. got out of the sugar business and started selling water. HC&S wasn't the only customer. The company started selling water to the county and that brought about the rapid development of South Maui. These days, if you are flushing a toilet or washing your face in Kihei, you are most likely using water from Na Wai Eha. And that's how it's been for most of our lives.
Most of us cannot remember a healthy and flowing Waikapu Stream. (Take a look for yourself at the rocky and dusty streambed as it passes beneath Honoapiilani Highway next to Waiko Road.)
But the farmers struck back. About 10 years ago, when the now aptly named Wailuku Water Co. and HC&S requested renewal of their use permits with the state water commission, a group of farmers objected. They argued, among other things, that their traditional and customary rights as Native Hawaiian kalo farmers had been violated. That started a long controversy.
While the original agreement between Wailuku Sugar Co. and HC&S stayed put, the law had changed dramatically. In the 1970s, the Hawaii Constitution was amended. Waters were no longer just any kind of property. It was held in the public trust for the benefit of all peoples. Native Hawaiians also had their traditional gathering and customary rights protected and recognized by constitutional provisions and a series of cases from the Hawaii Supreme Court. Given these revolutionary changes, the water commission was faced with new duties and tasks. The government now had a big say in the way old companies handled water.
And so the farmers' objection turned into a 23-day evidentiary hearing involving 77 witnesses and hundreds of exhibits. The water commission required the companies to reduce the amount of water they had been diverting from two streams, but not the other two.
The case went up on appeal and the Hawaii Supreme Court ruled for the farmers – again. It held that the commission did not adequately consider the now-constitutionally protected rights of Native Hawaiian farmers and their traditional and customary rights.
The court sent the case back to Maui and after more negotiating the case was settled, as we learned this week. The terms of the settlement require the water company to restore water levels to the two remaining streams: Waikapu and Iao. Seems like the deal is going to go through. Kihei won't lose all its water and maybe we can start to see water flowing underneath the highway in Waikapu.
The State of Aloha
Our state has a list of official symbols. "Hawaii Pono'i" is our state song. Our state bird is the nene goose. We even have a state marine mammal – the Hawaiian monk seal. And my personal favorite is the strange fact that black coral is our state "gemstone," a true first.
But what we don't have is a state musical instrument. The House of Representatives tried to change that and introduced a bill designating the ukulele as our official state instrument. Unfortunately, it has sparked a strange debate. It turns out there are a number of critics and opponents.
The backers of the Hawaiian steel guitar want recognition, claiming that their instrument is more important for Hawaii. The ukulele is just too worldly to be considered Hawaiian. After all, they argue, the ukulele is played in every continent and in a variety of different genres.
The steel guitar group also claims that it is a truly Hawaiian instrument since its style of play and its roots developed here in the islands. They point out that the ukulele is actually an immigrant of the Portuguese while the steel guitar was invented by a Hawaiian. As one opponent wrote, making the steel guitar the state instrument "is the PONO thing to do."
After a strong showing by ukulele opponents, the message and purpose behind the bill changed. Suddenly, the ukulele was no longer a simple instrument associated solely with Hawaii. The bill became a celebration of a world-renowned instrument, but one that has a special place here in the islands.
When the bill moved over to the Senate, things got even more bizarre. A committee reported that despite its immense influence and popularity, the ukulele is not the only musical instrument out there. If there is going to be an official state musical instrument, it should be one that is "indigenous to the people of Hawaii and important to the Native Hawaiian culture." And with that, the bill was amended dramatically.
It is no longer the straightforward pronouncement that caused all sorts of controversy. Instead, the bill calls for a statewide campaign for schoolchildren to decide. There are, however, a few ground rules. First, the contest would be set up in collaboration with the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. Together, the students and OHA would submit their selections or recommendations to the Legislature in 2015. The instrument "shall be indigenous to the people of the State," it has to be "important to the Native Hawaiian culture," and the students can pick more than one. The Legislature even provided a quick list of suggested instruments. At the top of the list is the ukulele, followed by the pahu drum, steel guitar, ipu and the nose flute.
Seems like a strange controversy. The ukulele, like the nene goose, may have ancestors and relatives elsewhere, but can't it be considered indigenous too?
The ukulele's ancestors are indeed Portuguese. When the Portuguese colonized the world, they brought their music. Specifically, they brought along a small stringed instrument. The generic term for the instrument is the cavaquinho, but there are several types. The Portuguese settled all over the world and brought their cavaquinho with them. In the Atlantic islands, specifically Madeira, it became known as the machete de braga or the braguinha.
The instruments headed west to Brazil and found their place in samba music, which is the unique music of Brazil. They went to Africa too. Cape Verde, the Portuguese colony, embraced the instrument and, like the Brazilian samba, it is an essential part of the musical genres there.
This was the instrument brought to the Hawaiian Islands. It adapted well. You could carry it to a field or strum it on the docks. It was portable, fairly durable, and people liked its squeaky sound. It was this high sound that led to the name we are most familiar with: the ukulele. Its adaptation also changed the instrument itself. Unlike the Portuguese miniguitars with steel, wire or gut strings, the ukulele's strings are soft and made of nylon, which is much easier to play and makes it far more accessible for people to pick and strum.
The early versions of the bill made no distinction between the ukulele, the machete or the cavaquinho. The bill did not describe its metamorphosis. Instead, it described how the ukulele "was originally from Portugal" and "popularized by Hawaiian royalty, plantation workers and musicians." And maybe that was why it sparked a strange debate in the first place.
Either way, not everyone is happy with the legislation.
Last week, the Senate received notice from the House that it disagreed with the amendments, and at this rate it's unclear if the bill is going to make it to the end of the session. And even if it does, the odd debate will no doubt continue to rage on.
* Ben Lowenthal is a trial and appellate lawyer who grew up on Maui. His email is email@example.com. "The State of Aloha" alternates Fridays with Ilima Loomis' "Neighbors."


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