December 4-12, 2008
KANALU K38 – ‘Aha Hui
Welcome to the 4th International K38 Safety Summit!
This year we would like to extend our gratitude to Kanalu K38 for hosting your ‘Ohana’ (family)
The K38 International Safety Summit is a gathering of administrative professionals, recreational enthusiast, and educators involved in boating safety, specific to the use of Personal Watercraft (PWC) or Rescue Water Craft (RWC). The Summit was created to bring these groups together to share ideas, address rules & regs, national education standards, advancing the technology & application, issues in the line up (tow-surfing), as well as training techniques and experiences to further enhance the development the applicable use (properly) of these unique small vessels.
Kanalu K38 is our ‘Ohana host for 2008. The Kanalu K38 will support our ‘Aha Hui community outreach by sharing programs relative to international events and K38 Affiliates and specific to the concerns of the Hawai’ian islands.
The K38 International Safety Summit – December 4-12th, 2008
Locations: Paia’a, Maui Community College, and the Northeastern Coastline of Maui
Attending: Bill Gossard (National Transportation Safety Board), John Donaldson (Kawasaki Marketing, USA), Representatives of American Watercraft Assoc., Archie Kalepa – Ocean Safety, Maui, Pake Ah Mow – KanaluK38/Ocean Safety PWC Operator, DOCARE, Hayden Aluli (Attorney), Shawn Alladio (founder K3, K38 International, and more.
Me ka ‘ike o nä kupuna - "ha'aha'a (humility), ho'oponopono (talking it out), laulima (many hands), ho'omaluhia (to make peace) & more. This is the basic foundation from which we will achieve our goals.
K38 Presentation Summary of Educational Sessions and Field Activities
K38 Small Kine Gathering
AWA & Summit Registration (Meet your K38 Ohana)
Thursday, December 4, 2008 (4:00pm – 8:00pm)
Location: Flatbread Pizza – Pai’a, Maui
K38 International Opening Celebration - Welcome to the K38 International Summit!
Friday, December 5, 2008 (5:00pm – 9:00pm)
Location: TBA at registration (Flatbread Pizza) or contact 808-561-5663
Special Guests Invocation: LAMAKU O KA NA’AUAO (Tom Pohaku Stone)
Kanalu K38 Practical Basic Boating Certification Course
Saturday-Sunday December 6-7, 2008 (9:00am – 5:00pm)
Location: Kahului Harbor (next to Super Ferry Docking/loading area)
K38 Summit Proceedings Commences
Pupukahi i holomua e Kulia I ka Nu’u
A HUI GATHERING
This ‘Aha Hui will address the following through discussion panels and guest speakers in order that we may begin providing guidance on a cooperative local, national, and international level for (PWC) Personal Watercraft or (RWC) Rescue Water Craft operators
Location for Dec 8-9: Maui Community College: Multi-Purpose Room in the recently renovated Pilina Building; reserved under Kiope Raymond (Hawaiian Studies teacher at MCC)
SUMMIT DAY ONE
Monday December 8, 2008 (8:30am-3:00pm)
· Commencement Invocation: LAMAKU O KA NA’AUAO (Tom Pohaku Stone)
Pupukahi I holomua e Kulia I ka Nu’u
(Unite to move forward and strive for the summit.)
Explanation: By working together, we make progress. This saying would be especially applicable to us as Hawaiians on our canoes where each paddler would have to pull the paddles together on command in order to make the canoe move forward quickly to reach our destination or goal.
“A UNIFIED NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL PWC RESPONSE TEAM”
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS OF OUR COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUES & CONCERNS OF PWC
OUR OCEAN & INLAND WATER ENVIRONMENT
NATIONAL PWC STATISTICS FOR HAWAI'I
Theme: The K38 Way of Training and our Environment
· The K38 Way – Our Educational Philosophy: Shawn Alladio (Use and Abuse-It’s a boat!)
· K38 International Affiliates Updates: Poland, UK, Italy, Portugal, Micronesia, Japan, US, Spain
· PWC Education Benefits to Public Safety: Kawasaki Motors Corporation: John Donaldson
· Lunch
· National PWC Statistics for the State of Hawai’i
· Environmental Concerns for our Communities
· American Watercraft Association – AWA H2O Responder Program-Shawn Alladio
· Kanalu K38 Review- Tom Pohaku Stone/Pake Ah Mow
SUMMIT DAY TWO
Tuesday, December 9, 2008 (8:30am-3:00pm)
E lauhoe main a wa’a; I ke ka, I ka hoe; I ka hoe, I ke ka; pae I ka nalu
(Paddle together, bail, paddle; paddle, bail; paddle into the wave.)
Explanation: If everybody works together the work will be done quickly.
On inter-island voyages by canoe, the two most important tools besides the sail were the paddles and the bailer. In heavy seas, the water would wash over the boat and so one or more natives would do constant bailing. Others would be paddling together on command to reach their destination in the shortest time and catching a wave made the crossing faster.
THEME: SETTING NATIONAL STANDARDS FOR BOATING EDUCATION IN HAWAI'I
VIEWS OF NTSB, HAWAI'I LEGISLATORS, DOCARE, OCEAN SAFETY, K38 'OHANA
ARE WE CONTRIBUTORS FOR BOATING EDUCATION TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF OUR COMMUNITIES?
· Commencement Introduction
· National Boating Education Standards in Hawai’i: NTSB Speaker, Mr. Bill Gossard
· Protecting the beaches, boat based concerns, response, education and training: Mr. Archie Kalepa, Mr. Pake Ah Mow
· Law Enforcement Applications (RWC/PWC)-Shawn Alladio
· Lunch
· HEAVY WATER- Mr. Darrick Doerner- The beginning: Towsurfing, Results, Issues, Concerns and Solutions
· K38 Appreciations
· Summit Closing- Mahalo!
Kanalu K38 Instructor Course (Invitation Only)
Wednesday-Friday, December 10-11th, 2008
Day One 9:00am to 5:00pm (on water)
Day Two 9:00am to 5:00pm (Mandatory K38 Meeting: International Updates)
K38 Summit December 12th, 2004
INSTRUCTORS/AFFILIATES Excursion (all day)
I mohala no ka lehua i ke ke'ekehi 'ia e ka ua.
Translation: The Lehua blossom unfolds when the rains tread on it.
(Better to have a gentle touch to encourage growth)
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) flew over from Oahu for the course. We both had nearly zero PWC experience and wanted to make sure we got into the sport the right away without creating any problems for the PWC community or endangering anybody.
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