Dog Eaters

Glass poi pounders put to the test

Posted on 03.02.12 under Uncategorized

And they passed with flying colors!

Poi pounding action by Staci.


Staci bends to take a shot.

Green beer glass for Ivo.

Recent poi pounders

Posted on 01.29.12 under Uncategorized


Glass poi pounders and a poi dog (ceramic sculpture by Esther Shimazu). And yes, man can live on poi alone. With a little dog…

“Diagonally Talking Echo” Video by Dustin Wong

Posted on 01.12.12 under Dustin Wong, Uncategorized

Dustin Wong – Diagonally Talking Echo from Thrill Jockey Records on Vimeo.

Check out Dustin’s new video for his second LP Dreams Say, View, Create, Shadow Leads.

surviving the end days on a 1/16 of an acre

Posted on 01.10.12 under Uncategorized


Ex-bodyguard Hanalei has set up aquaponics, two chicken runs, a rabbit hutch, ducks, water catchment, meat smoker and dirt farming on 1/16 of an acre. He is fully equipped to survive if the ships stop coming in.




Oh, and an imu, which is buried under the truck.

Real descendants

Posted on 01.10.12 under Uncategorized


Laurel Douglas is not related to George Clooney, but she is a descendant of the Cookes and Athertons, missionary family elite that took over Hawaii and ended up overthrowing the monarchy of Queen Liliuokalani in 1898.

Laurel, a.k.a Auntie Seeti, is researching her ancestors’ misdeeds and devious takeover of Hawaii. She is a prime source for the book by Sarah Vowell, “Unfamiliar Fishes“, after meeting Laurel at the Mission House doing her own research.

The sons of the original missionaries to Hawaii returned to New England and in their senior year at Yale were inducted into the infamous Skull & Bones, a tradition that continues… 50 people heading special interests rule Hawaii, and this does not include the governor, who is basically a puppet. This is a microcosm of the way the U.S. Federal government is controlled.

Laurel, Guy, Junko, and Staci.

Laurel, Guy, and their grand daughter.

Guy’s uniform from the days when he was in the St. Louis Cardinals baseball organization. Guy is now a documentary videographer covering contemporary and historical Hawaiian issues.

View from Laurel and Guy’s house.

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