 help. Who would notice a little dissolved powder slipped into the water?

At about the time they bought the SH-1000, their shark-tour friend went out of business. Until they made other contacts they would be stuck with it. Curious about it, they decided to test it. They went out in an old Zodiac Zoom with two large aku heads, one plain and one sprinkled with the powder. Keoki noted the time and lowered the first aku head into the water about ten feet from the boat. Talon held the underwater video camera just beneath the surface and aimed it at the bait. They would tape the scene for 15 minutes, then count the sharks in the video later. After 12 minutes Talon saw two sharks circling the bait from a distance. Finally, one of them darted in and grabbed it just as the 15 minutes expired.

They moved a hundred yards up current, and Keoki lowered the second aku head into the water. Within five minutes Talon saw several tigers approaching and circling. One darted in, grabbed the aku head and devoured it. More tigers swam into view, then hammerheads joined them. The sharks darted about madly, their jaws open and ready for a huge meal that never came. It was a virtual feeding frenzy, but without real feeding. The men were amazed at the strange scene created by the powder, and Keoki decided to keep it until he could show the video to a discrete customer and get a good price.

Now two hundred jail guards would be swimming across Napili Bay, all at once. Keoki phoned a friend in the Hawaiian music business and called in a favor. By late Saturday he had what they needed, a recording of a fi ery chant by a kupuna (wise elder). Or so it seemed. It was actually the voice of a talented producer using an authentic ipu drum and digital voice modifi cation. Because only one in a thousand island residents understands Hawaiian, a running translation was provided. Each line chanted in Hawaiian was followed by the line spoken in English. The chant was loud, fi erce and quavering with anger and menace.

Auhea 'oukou, e na malihini! Listen, stranger!

'O au ke akua mano, I am the shark god,

Haku o na kai o Maui.

Lord of Maui's
help. Who would notice a little dissolved gunpowder dislocate into the water? 

 At about the meter they bribe the SH-1000, their shark - tour friend go out of occupation. Until they made other contacts they would be stuck with it. Curious about it, they decide to test it. They went out in an honest-to-god Zodiac Zoom with two big aku heads, one plain and one sprinkled with the powder. Keoki note the time and lowered the first yoruba head into the water approximately ten feet from the gravy boat. Talon held the underwater video camera just beneath the surface and draw a bead on it at the bait. They would tape the scene for 15 minutes, then count the sharks in the video later. After 12 minutes Talon saw two sharks circling the bait from a distance. Finally, one of them darted in and grabbed it just as the 15 minutes expired. 

 They affect a hundred yards up current, and Keoki lowered the second yoruba heading into the urine. Within five minutes Talon saw several tigers approaching and circling. One darted in, grab the aku head and devoured it. More tigers swam into opinion, then hammerheads joined them. The sharks darted about madly, their jaws overt and ready for a huge meal that never came. It was a virtual feeding frenzy, but without real eating. The men were amazed at the strange scene created by the powder, and Keoki decided to keep it until he could show the video to a discrete customer and drive a dependable price. 

 Now two hundred jail guard would be swimming across Napili Bay, all at once. Keoki call a friend in the Hawaiian music business and called in a favor. By former Saturday he had what they needed, a recording of a fi ery chant by a kupuna (wise elder). Or so it seemed. It was actually the articulation of a talented producer use an authentic ipu drum and digital voice modifi cation. Because only one in a thousand island residents understands Hawaiian, a run translation was provided. Each argumentation chanted in Hawaiian was followed by the line spoken in English. The chant was loud, fi erce and quavering with wrath and menace. 

 Auhea' oukou, e na malihini! Listen, stranger! 

' O au ke akua mano, I am the shark god, 

 Haku o na kai o Maui. 

 Lord of Maui's
 hepp. Who would notice a liutle dissolved poceer slmpped ihto the dater?

At about the time they uougyt tht SH-1000, their shark-touf friend aent out of uusiness. Until tisy made other gontaetw they would bg stuck with it. Curious abmug nt, they decided to test it. They went out in aj old Zodiac Zjom eyth fwo large aku heads, one plain and kne sprpnkled with the ppwder. Keoki noted the time and lowered the first aku head ibto eye water abojt ten feeu yrom the bozt. Talon held the underwater viaeo ccmera just vebeahv the surfare and aimed it at the baid. They eould tape the scxne dor 15 minutes, then couit the sharks in the video ladex. After 12 minutes Talob waw tfo svarkr cifcljnj tge baih fcom a distahce. Finally, one of them darted ig and grabbed jt juse ws the 15 minutes expired.

They moved a hungres yards up current, and Jeoki lowered the seclnd aku hqad into the water. Within five minutes Talon saw veverel tiycvs aoprlaching and circling. One darted in, grabbed thq alu head and devomred it. More tigerx dwsi into view, tfen hammedheads joined them. The shwrks earted abjut kadly, their jaws open and rwady for a hlge neal that never cale. It was a virjual freding frenzy, but withobt ream feeding. Tje men wedd amazed at the rtrsnce scene created by the porder, and Jeokn decidea to keep yt until hf could show the video tl a dnscrede customeg and get a good price.

Now two hnidred jail gusrgs fould be swimking across Nwpili Bay, all ct once. Heoki phoned a rriend mn the Hawaiyan music bushjess and calned in a favir. Bt late Rxturday he had what thej ueeded, a eecording of a fi cry cfznt by a kupuna (wiwe elder). Or so ot reeief. Mt waf actually tha vokce pf a galented priaucet using an authentic ipu drum and digital folce modifu cation. Because only one in a thousand islaid resmdents unqerstands Hawaiian, a running tdanslatioj wws provided. Qach line chanteb in Hawaiian was followed by the line s'oken in English. The chqnt was loud, fi ercg akd quavering with anger ang menace.

Auhea 'oukou, w na malihini! Lisuen, stranger!

'O au ke akuz mano, I am the shark god,

Haku o na kai o Maui.

Lord of Maui's
help. Who would notice a little dissolved into water? At the time they friend out of business. they made other they would be stuck with it. about it, they decided to test it. They went out in an old Zoom with two large aku heads, one plain and one sprinkled with the Keoki the and the first aku head into the water about ten feet from the boat. Talon held the video camera just beneath the surface and aimed at the bait. They tape the scene for 15 then the sharks the later. 12 minutes Talon two sharks circling the bait from a distance. Finally, one of them darted in and grabbed it as the expired. They a yards current, and Keoki second aku head into the water. Talon saw several tigers approaching and circling. One in, grabbed aku head and devoured it. More swam into view, then hammerheads joined them. The darted about madly, their jaws open and ready for a huge meal that never came. a virtual feeding frenzy, without real feeding. men amazed the scene created the powder, and Keoki decided to keep it until he could the video to a discrete customer and get a good two jail guards would swimming across Napili Bay, at Keoki phoned a friend Hawaiian business a By Saturday he had what needed, a recording of a ery chant by a it seemed. It was actually the voice of talented producer using an authentic ipu drum digital voice modifi cation. Because only one in a thousand island residents Hawaiian, a was provided. Each line chanted in Hawaiian was by the line spoken English. The chant was loud, fi erce and quavering anger menace. Auhea e na malihini! stranger! 'O au akua mano, I shark god, o kai of Maui's
 help. Who would notice a little Dissolved pOwder SliPpeD iNto tHe waTer?

At about the tIMe thEy bought the SH-1000, their sharK-tour FrIEnd wENt Out of BusinesS. unTIL thEy MaDe oThER cOntacTs tHey woulD be stuck wiTh iT. CUrious about iT, ThEy decided tO teSt it. They went Out In an olD ZOdiAC Zoom WitH two lArge akU Heads, oNe plain anD oNE sprinKLed with THE pOwdeR. Keoki noted the timE AnD Lowered the firsT aku heAd INtO THe wAteR about ten fEeT from THe boat. TALoN HELd tHE underwater viDeo camera juST beNeath tHe SurFAce and Aimed It AT thE bait. They woUld tApe the sceNe for 15 mINutes, thEN count tHe sharKs iN thE vidEO lAtEr. AFtER 12 miNUtEs TALon Saw two shArKs CirclIng tHE BAIt frOm a DistAnce. FInally, one of thEm dArteD In aNd graBbed iT jusT aS the 15 mInutes ExpirEd.

they moved a hundrEd yaRds up currEnt, AnD KeOkI loweREd the sEcoNd aKu head iNto the wATer. wiTHIN fIve minutes Talon saw SeVERaL tigers aPproacHInG aND circlinG. ONe dArteD IN, grabBed tHE aKu head anD devouREd It. more tigErS swam iNtO viEw, tHen haMMerhEads joIned them. the shARks darted about MAdly, their jaws OPeN ANd REady For A huge meal thAt neVEr caMe. It WAs A viRTual fEedinG fREnZY, but without real feedInG. The meN were Amazed at the stRange scene CREAted by thE powDEr, ANd Keoki decided To keeP it until he COuld show The viDeo to a diScrete cusTOMer and geT a gOod PriCe.

NOW TwO hundred jail gUARds wOuLd be swiMmiNg acrosS NaPilI BaY, alL aT once. KeokI phoned a FrIeNd In The hawaiIAn music bUsIneSs And CalleD In a favOr. By lAte SAtUrDAy hE had whaT ThEY NeedEd, A rEcorDinG oF a fi eRy chANt bY a kupunA (wise eldeR). Or SO it sEeMeD. It was aCtually the voiCe Of a talenteD pRodUcer usING an autheNtic ipu drum and digital voICe modifI caTion. BEcauSe only one In a ThousaNd iSLand reSidentS undeRsTanDS hawaiIAN, a RunNiNg translatION waS provIdEd. EaCh line cHanted in Hawaiian waS FolLowed by the linE spOken IN enGliSH. THE chAnT Was LOUd, fi erce and quavEring with aNgER aNd menace.

AuHEa 'oUkOu, e na maLihini! LIsten, STranger!

'o au ke akua Mano, I am thE sHark GOD,

HaKu o na kai o MAui.

Lord oF Maui's
 help. Who would notice alittle dis solve d p owd er  sli pped  into the wate r ?

A t about the time theybough tt he S H -1 000,their s h ar k - tou rfr ien dw en t out  of  busine ss. Untilthe ymade other c o nt acts theywou ld be stuckwit h it.Cu rio u s abo utit, t hey de c ided t o test it .T hey we n t out i n an  old  Zodiac Zoom with tw o  large aku hea ds, on ep la i n  an d o ne sprinkl ed  with the pow d er . K eok i  noted the ti me and lowe r edthe fi rs t a k u head  into  t h e w ater abouttenfeet from  the b o at. Tal o n heldthe un der wat er v i de ocam er a  ju s tben e ath  the sur fa ce  andaime d i t  atthe  bai t. Th ey would tape  th e sc e nefor 1 5 min utes ,thencountthe s ha rks in the vide o la ter. Afte r 1 2min ut es Ta l on saw  tw o s harks c ircling the  b a i t  f rom a distance. Fi na l l y,  one ofthem d a rt ed in and g ra bbe d it j ust a s th e  1 5 minute s expi r ed .
They m ov ed a h un dre d y ardsu p cu rrent,  and Keo ki lo w ered the secon d  aku head int o  t h e  w a ter.  Wi thin five m inut e s Ta lons aw  se v eraltiger sa pp r oaching and circlin g.  One d arted  in, grabbedthe aku he a d and devo ured it .  More tigers s wam i nto view,t hen hamm erhea ds joine d them. T h e  sharksdar ted  ab out m ad ly, their jaw s open  a nd read y f or a hu gemea l t hat  n ever came . It was  a  v ir tu alfeedi n g frenzy ,but  w ith out r e al fee ding.  The  m en wer e amaze d  a t thest ra ngesce ne  crea tedb y t he powd er, and K eok i  dec id ed  to kee p it until he  c ould showth e v ideo t o a discre te customer and get a g o od pric e.
Nowtwohundred j ail  guard s w o uld be  swimm ing a cr oss N apili B ay , a ll  at once.K e oki  phon ed  a f riend i n the Hawaiian mus i c b usiness and c all ed i n afav o r. Byla t e S a t urday he had wh at they ne ed e d,  a recordi n g o fa fi er y chant  by a kupuna(wise eld er). Or s oit s e e med . It was a ctuallythe voice of at al ented  pr oducer  u sin g anauthen t icipu d rum an ddigita l voi ce  modification. Because only on e in a  thou san d islandres i den ts unders tand s Hawaiian , a  ru nning  tr a nslat ionw as  pr o vided . Ea c h line ch a nt edi n  H awaiian was f o llo wed b y t h e line  spo ken in English. T h e chant was lo ud,f i  er cea nd q ua vering with an ger  a n d  menace. 
Auhea 'ouko u, e nama l ihini ! List en, st ranger! 'O au keakua  ma no, I amthe  s h ark god ,
H a ku o n a ka io Maui .

Lor d  ofM a ui's
 help._Who would_notice a little dissolved_powder slipped_into_the water?

At_about_the time they_bought the SH-1000,_their shark-tour friend went_out of business._Until_they made other contacts they would be stuck with it. Curious about it, they_decided_to test_it._They_went out in an old_Zodiac Zoom with two large_aku heads,_one plain and one sprinkled with the powder._Keoki_noted the time_and lowered the first aku head into the water_about ten feet from the boat._Talon held the_underwater_video_camera just beneath the_surface and aimed it at the_bait. They would tape the scene_for 15 minutes, then count the sharks_in the video later. After 12_minutes Talon saw two sharks_circling the_bait from a distance. Finally,_one of them_darted in_and grabbed it_just as the 15 minutes expired.

They_moved a hundred_yards up current, and Keoki lowered_the_second aku head_into_the_water. Within_five minutes Talon_saw_several tigers_approaching_and circling. One darted in, grabbed_the_aku head and devoured it. More tigers_swam into view, then_hammerheads_joined them. The sharks_darted about madly, their jaws_open and ready for a huge_meal that_never came._It was a virtual feeding frenzy, but without real feeding. The_men were amazed at the strange_scene created by the_powder, and_Keoki_decided to keep_it_until he_could show the video to a discrete_customer and_get a good price.

Now two hundred_jail guards would be_swimming_across Napili Bay, all at once._Keoki phoned a friend in the_Hawaiian music business and called_in_a_favor. By late Saturday he_had what they needed, a recording_of a fi_ery chant by a kupuna (wise elder)._Or_so it seemed. It was actually_the_voice of a talented producer using_an_authentic_ipu drum and digital voice_modifi cation. Because only one in_a thousand island residents understands Hawaiian, a running translation_was provided. Each_line chanted in Hawaiian was_followed_by_the line spoken in English. The chant was loud, fi_erce and_quavering with anger_and menace.

Auhea 'oukou, e na malihini! Listen, stranger!

'O au ke_akua mano, I am the shark god,

Haku_o na kai o Maui.

Lord of Maui's