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Makai Ocean Lifestyle Magazine

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October/November 2014

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Steeve Teihotaata and Coral Darbishire2014 Molokaʻi Solo Champions

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Ten Years! Yes, its been a decade since MAKAI published its first issue in October 2004.A big MAHALO from MAKAI to our advertisers, writers, photographers and all the water athletes who have made these 10 years possible! Getting MAKAI published has been a monthly challenge and a great pleasure to fea-ture Hawaii‘s outstanding water men and women of all ages. Thanks also to all you readers - my friends and Ohana. Your positive comments are always welcome!

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When we started Makai Ocean Lifestyle Magazine over ten years ago, we noted that the current media at the time, did not engage the public with its coverage of water sports. This held true, whether it was surfing, canoe paddling, fishing, kayaking, or the many other water sports which Hawaii offers the world. While I was growing up, I observed my mother, Martha Luna Goo (currently retired), as an editor of a now long-gone publication, for a long-gone construction company. I remember watching her taking the photos, writing the features, doing the layouts at night, and dropping off copy to the typesetters. Additionally, she would be respon-sible for taking the corrected proofs to the printers. That was a long time ago, and these efforts were on behalf of the Dillingham Corporation’s “Dilco Digest.” I remember that she also gave me a quarterly magazine from the Exxon Corporation. The photos were top-notch, and I guess the articles were also great! Looking back, this was my first exposure to the publishing business. My background is in newspaper or print advertising, so it was only natural to start a “print” publication! I remember sitting in our newspaper sales office, daydreaming of how all of this was going to come about. At the time, the corporation that I worked for was given several ideas on some ways to incorporate “surfing” into the main-stream media. Surfing in the California area was covered and sponsored by huge corporate media, such as the US Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach by The Orange County Regis-ter. I believed that we could do the same. The idea fell upon deaf ears time and time again, being met with, “That’s a good idea…” or “Maybe we can do that later…” ( yada yada yada!). When the newspapers split from their joint operating agreement, the Advertiser and Star Bulletin once again became separate entities. The new sales administration for the Star Bulletin, which I chose to work for at the time of the split, was more apt to listen to new ideas, as they were now “compelled” to seek out new and creative ways to compete with the much larger daily paper, the Advertiser.The Triple Crown of Surfing, which is held on the North Shore each winter, was a great place to start! We met with the necessary entities to obtain permission, gathered content, sold ads to fund the project, and “voila,” Hawaii media was finally involved with professional surfing for the very first time, aside from the occasional surf photo in the “Island Life” sections. I thought to myself, “Maybe we could take this one step further, and have a “water sport” type of publication which features all the island sports. After all, we have some of the most talented water people in the world. Yes, the world!”After the initial run of the Triple Crown of Surfing, it caught on with “bosses” and received the response that I knew it would. After I left to start Makai Magazine, the

Makai Magazines first issue feature Richard “Buffalo” Keaulana on the cover, inside there was Ewa‘s Mr. Nice Guy, Cyril Huddy, and Grom feature Ezekiel Lau. (L-R Uncle Buff, Cyril and Ohana, and Zeke Lau, Hawaii‘s hope for a World Championship.

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skills, Alyssa Navares.“I remember older business mentors would always say, “Your first year of business is the hardest,” “Your second year is always the toughest” or, “If you make it past three years you will be okay,” and so on… Here is my advice: It’s tough, but you have to be tougher. You need to flex with the adversity that comes with change. My former men-tor and sales manager Katy Villiers said, “Change is constant.” The past ten years has been a time of constant change, much of it great!There are two parts that I love most about this job. The first is probably the more exciting part of creating Makai Maga-zine, which is getting to participate in the process and the possibility of exposing the talent pool we have here, and sharing their talent with a larger main readership. With-out that exposure, we might deprive our community of a special talent right here in our islands. The second reason that this job keeps me excited is that I am able to meet people out there, listen to their ideas, and gener-ally just meet people who are appreciative of having a publication that highlights our community. We don’t try to dominate other magazines. In fact, we have actually assisted with some start-ups and helped them get on their way, just as I was helped during Makai’s infancy. Not just magazines, but different busi-nesses and products have grown on these pages, helping to create more successful

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MAHALO NUI ! On behalf of the Oahu Hawaiian Ca-noe Racing Association and the Hawaiian Airlines Moloka’i Hoe Race Commit-tee, we would like to thank all clubs, teams and participants, along with all the supporters who helped make the race a success. Mahalo to all the teams who traveled from afar including Tahiti, Aus-tralia, New Zealand, Japan, Hong Kong, Canada, France and the USA. Mahalo to all our local teams representing all the islands for their continued support in keeping our Hawaiian sport of waʻa alive. A special“mahalo” to the residents of Moloka’i for their gracious hospitality throughout the years. We had 103 registered crews with 102 who crossed the finish line in Waikiki. It was definitely a day of awesome competition on the water with some of the best athletes from across the globe battling it out all the way to the finish line. This year fielded athletes from ages 16 thru 78 years old compet-ing in eight divisions. I feel honored to be a part of the World Championship of long distance canoe racing. Mahalo also goes out to our valuable sponsors, official boats, medical teams, media crews and volunteers. Our committee and all of Hawaiʻi invite all participants to return for an even better experience next year. I look forward to seeing you back as we start planning for the Hawaiian Airlines Molokaʻi Hoe 2015.

Mahalo nui,

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Overall No. Team Name CountryOverall Category Division Div Place Place Time 1 57 Edt Vaa 1 TAHITI 4:51:43 OPEN GLASS 1 2 76 Shell Va'a TAHITI 4:51:59 OPEN GLASS 2 3 34 Edt Vaa 2 TAHITI 5:00:11 OPEN GLASS 3 4 56 Team Air Tahiti Vaa TAHITI 5:12:12 OPEN GLASS 4 5 44 Lanikai-1 Oahu 5:15:05 OPEN GLASS 5 6 93 Wailea-Team Primo Maui 5:16:56 OPEN GLASS 6 7 2 Hui Nalu-Hokupa'a Oahu 5:17:26 OPEN GLASS 7 8 102 Kaua'i Wa'a- Mo'ikeha Kauai 5:26:16 OPEN GLASS 8 9 78 Outrigger-Red Oahu 5:28:42 OPEN GLASS 9 10 105 Mellow Johnny's Va'a Hawaii 5:30:40 OPEN GLASS 10 11 3 Kailua- Blue Oahu 5:30:43 OPEN GLASS 11 12 52 Air Tahiti Nui Va'a TAHITI 5:32:06 OPEN GLASS 12 13 87 Na Koa Kona Hawaii 5:32:12 MASTERS 40+ 1 14 106 Wa'akapaemua Molokai 5:37:03 OPEN GLASS 13 15 59 Cronulla Outrigger AUS 5:38:22 OPEN GLASS 14 16 21 Lanakila Of California CA 5:39:40 OPEN GLASS 15 17 1 Healani-Blue Oahu 5:41:40 OPEN GLASS 1618 65 Waikiki Beach Boys-1 Oahu 5:44:47 OPEN GLASS 17 19 25 Kai Opua-Blue Hawaii 5:45:56 OPEN GLASS 18 20 74 Tahitian Ohana Tahiti 5:46:02 MASTERS 40+ 2 21 22 Kaua'i- Manokaianipo Kauai 5:47:01 OPEN GLASS 19 22 7 Keahiakahoe Oahu 5:48:38 OPEN GLASS 20 23 91 Wailea-2 Maui 5:50:05 OPEN GLASS 21 24 46 Hawaiian CC-White Maui 5:52:57 OPEN GLASS 22 25 61 Manu O Ke Kai Oahu 5:54:55 OPEN GLASS 23 26 8 Outrigger- Koa Oahu 5:55:03 KOA 1 27 4 Lanikai-Koa Oahu 5:55:27 KOA 2 28 54 Lanikai-50's Oahu 5:56:30 MASTERS 50+ 1 29 33 Kailua- Gold Oahu 5:56:56 OPEN GLASS 24 30 12 Outrigger Team Calif CA 5:58:18 MASTERS 50+ 2 31 85 Puna Canoe Club Hawaii 5:58:19 OPEN GLASS 25 32 75 Mooloolaba Outrigger AUS 6:01:53 MASTERS 50+ 3 33 26 Hui Lanakila-Blue Oahu 6:02:45 OPEN GLASS 26 34 55 Leeward Kai CC Oahu 6:03:43 OPEN GLASS 27 35 82 Hui Nalu- 40's Mokuahi Oahu 6:04:19 MASTERS 40+ 3 36 81 Vrc Hong Kong HKONG6:04:27 OPEN GLASS 28 37 80 Kawaihae Hawaii 6:05:23 OPEN GLASS 29 38 83 Kailua-Team HI 55's Oahu 6:05:25 MASTERS 55+ 1 39 41 Kai Opua-2 Hawaii 6:08:40 OPEN GLASS 30 40 101 Healani-White “Pink” Oahu 6:11:24 OPEN GLASS 3141 43 Kailua-40's Oahu 6:12:41 MASTERS 40+ 4 42 97 Hawaiian CC -60's Maui 6:13:24 MASTERS 60+ 1 43 72 Hui Nalu-Kaupiko Oahu 6:13:28 OPEN GLASS 32 44 35 Northern Beaches AUS 6:13:42 MASTERS 50+ 4 45 86 Kumulokahi-Elks Oahu 6:15:56 OPEN GLASS 33 46 5 Kai Elua Team -Sd CA 6:16:32 OPEN GLASS 34 47 42 Offshore CA 6:17:28 MASTERS 40+ 5 48 96 Kai Opua-40's Hawaii 6:18:30 MASTERS 40+ 6 49 30 California Gold CA 6:21:02 MASTERS 60+ 2 50 23 Pacific Northwest WA 6:21:04 OPEN GLASS 35 51 29 Team Independence PA 6:21:37 OPEN GLASS 36

Lanikai Canoe Club, Fifth overall, First Hawaiian Crew. Photo lono/gFINAL RESULTS

Clockwise from top: Kailua Canoe Club off of La‘au Point, Hui Nalu near the first change. David Taparava, peperu (steersman) for Shell Va‘a Congratulates, a EDT Va‘a paddler. Photo lonog.

MOLOKAI HOE COMMITTEELuana Froseith PresidentLapule Schultz 1st VP(Event Coordinator)Jen Bossert 2nd VP (Finish Line)George Hom 3rd VPPua Paiaina SecretaryCheryl Campbell TreasurerKT Scott Corr. SecretaryStan Dickson Race DirectorCarol Young Asst. Race DirectorJen Romano Race SecretaryCesar Emanuello Starter

SHIPPING OF CANOESLuana FroseithKaren GoodwinCarolyn DrewPua AjifuWinter AkauLapule SchultzWanda Hanson

MERCHANDISELeiola DeMelloBarbara SilvaPua AjifuLei FurtadoJanna KaohiaiRichline FongKuhi DeMelloTia IkenoMalu AfongKaula RobinsLeona PorterKiki PorterShane Lee

REGISTRATIONJennifer RomanoTracy QstermillerRoyce CampbellNoe FoxYvette AkamuPua PaiainaKa’anohi BordenChickie Guilluame

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Overall No. Team Name CountryOverall Category Division Div Place Place Time 1 57 Edt Vaa 1 TAHITI 4:51:43 OPEN GLASS 1 2 76 Shell Va'a TAHITI 4:51:59 OPEN GLASS 2 3 34 Edt Vaa 2 TAHITI 5:00:11 OPEN GLASS 3 4 56 Team Air Tahiti Vaa TAHITI 5:12:12 OPEN GLASS 4 5 44 Lanikai-1 Oahu 5:15:05 OPEN GLASS 5 6 93 Wailea-Team Primo Maui 5:16:56 OPEN GLASS 6 7 2 Hui Nalu-Hokupa'a Oahu 5:17:26 OPEN GLASS 7 8 102 Kaua'i Wa'a- Mo'ikeha Kauai 5:26:16 OPEN GLASS 8 9 78 Outrigger-Red Oahu 5:28:42 OPEN GLASS 9 10 105 Mellow Johnny's Va'a Hawaii 5:30:40 OPEN GLASS 10 11 3 Kailua- Blue Oahu 5:30:43 OPEN GLASS 11 12 52 Air Tahiti Nui Va'a TAHITI 5:32:06 OPEN GLASS 12 13 87 Na Koa Kona Hawaii 5:32:12 MASTERS 40+ 1 14 106 Wa'akapaemua Molokai 5:37:03 OPEN GLASS 13 15 59 Cronulla Outrigger AUS 5:38:22 OPEN GLASS 14 16 21 Lanakila Of California CA 5:39:40 OPEN GLASS 15 17 1 Healani-Blue Oahu 5:41:40 OPEN GLASS 1618 65 Waikiki Beach Boys-1 Oahu 5:44:47 OPEN GLASS 17 19 25 Kai Opua-Blue Hawaii 5:45:56 OPEN GLASS 18 20 74 Tahitian Ohana Tahiti 5:46:02 MASTERS 40+ 2 21 22 Kaua'i- Manokaianipo Kauai 5:47:01 OPEN GLASS 19 22 7 Keahiakahoe Oahu 5:48:38 OPEN GLASS 20 23 91 Wailea-2 Maui 5:50:05 OPEN GLASS 21 24 46 Hawaiian CC-White Maui 5:52:57 OPEN GLASS 22 25 61 Manu O Ke Kai Oahu 5:54:55 OPEN GLASS 23 26 8 Outrigger- Koa Oahu 5:55:03 KOA 1 27 4 Lanikai-Koa Oahu 5:55:27 KOA 2 28 54 Lanikai-50's Oahu 5:56:30 MASTERS 50+ 1 29 33 Kailua- Gold Oahu 5:56:56 OPEN GLASS 24 30 12 Outrigger Team Calif CA 5:58:18 MASTERS 50+ 2 31 85 Puna Canoe Club Hawaii 5:58:19 OPEN GLASS 25 32 75 Mooloolaba Outrigger AUS 6:01:53 MASTERS 50+ 3 33 26 Hui Lanakila-Blue Oahu 6:02:45 OPEN GLASS 26 34 55 Leeward Kai CC Oahu 6:03:43 OPEN GLASS 27 35 82 Hui Nalu- 40's Mokuahi Oahu 6:04:19 MASTERS 40+ 3 36 81 Vrc Hong Kong HKONG6:04:27 OPEN GLASS 28 37 80 Kawaihae Hawaii 6:05:23 OPEN GLASS 29 38 83 Kailua-Team HI 55's Oahu 6:05:25 MASTERS 55+ 1 39 41 Kai Opua-2 Hawaii 6:08:40 OPEN GLASS 30 40 101 Healani-White “Pink” Oahu 6:11:24 OPEN GLASS 3141 43 Kailua-40's Oahu 6:12:41 MASTERS 40+ 4 42 97 Hawaiian CC -60's Maui 6:13:24 MASTERS 60+ 1 43 72 Hui Nalu-Kaupiko Oahu 6:13:28 OPEN GLASS 32 44 35 Northern Beaches AUS 6:13:42 MASTERS 50+ 4 45 86 Kumulokahi-Elks Oahu 6:15:56 OPEN GLASS 33 46 5 Kai Elua Team -Sd CA 6:16:32 OPEN GLASS 34 47 42 Offshore CA 6:17:28 MASTERS 40+ 5 48 96 Kai Opua-40's Hawaii 6:18:30 MASTERS 40+ 6 49 30 California Gold CA 6:21:02 MASTERS 60+ 2 50 23 Pacific Northwest WA 6:21:04 OPEN GLASS 35 51 29 Team Independence PA 6:21:37 OPEN GLASS 36

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never tasted victory. That all changed. It was an emotional win on many levels: surfing with a Final full of close friends from Hawaii; winning at home after so many years; and qualifying for the Vans Triple Crown. But this year has been particularly tough for Fuller. His mother was diagnosed with cancer early this year and he withdrew from much competition to tend to family. To dedicate the win to his mother, his wife and young daughter was a bright moment. "My mom has sacrificed so much for me along the way, so to dedicate this win to her means so much," Fuller said. Up against three former HIC PRO champions in the final - Fred Patacchia, Mason Ho and Billy Kemper - Danny surfed five rounds en-route to victory and had a feeling this might just be the day. "This moment feels surreal, but I feel like I've earned it. I finally realized that if I can surf at my best performance, I can be as good as anybody. "I've made finals at Pipeline and here before, but there's only once I was in all three events of the Triple Crown and unfortunately I suffered a back injury right before it. It's Hawaii. Dreams are made and broken. I've just got to keep it positive and do my best. "The ocean has been the giver of every-thing to me in my life and I'm so grateful for that." In addition to surfing, Fuller is also an established ocean photographer with collections in galleries in New York and Los Angeles.

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