User:Benkarnell

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Ben Karnell (Bengiamin a Cornouaille) of the Chiwausis region of Bodewadmi Fithing, Ouisconsin, NAL. I teach in a school of the Ouisconsin branch of L'Eglise Lutherien, du Synode de Saint-Louis. Number 62 on The List.

Caretaker of:

• Te Pito O Te Henua (site)
  • Henua transliterations
  • Pacific Trade Network
• Tokelau
• Luxemburg
  • Luxemburgish
  • Grand Dukes of Luxemburg
• Rickerman-Insel, Germany's tiny colony
• Ouisconsin
  • Black Hawk
  • Efeseyist Scare
• Fijian Polynesia (jointly)
• Commission on Very Small States (any kind of theme here?)
• Istria (de facto providor pro tempore)

Games:

• the puzzling game of whummlin
• whummlin's ancient and still-popular predecessor, chunkey.
• the game of world conquest, Hazard

Less sizeable contributions:

• Ethnic Jokes
• Joshua Abraham Norton (remains of a rejected proposal)
• Viceroy Matthew Cuomo (jointly)
• Bush (coat of arms)
• Federated Kingdoms (map)
• Islamic Kingdom of Guinea (map)
• Fiji (flag)
• Greenland (flags)

News articles:

• All news from Henua
• First session of Provisional Government, new flag
  
• Tokelavians form provisional government
• Punxsetauni Peder Sees Shadow
• Tokelauans agree to compromise
• Loyalists walk out of convention
• Tokelau opens constitutional convention
• Fistfight in Fijian Polynesia assembly
• Induction of NAL Viceroys Gray, Cuomo
• Tokelau votes for free association

To do list for Henua:

• News coverage of bicentenniel (it's already over!)
• Work on Henua website: [1]
  • Upload images and figure out how to display them on the page
• Develop Rongorongo.
  • Get a book on it, probably Fischer's
  • Reformed Rongorongo will be somewhere between a cana-like sylabbary and an abugida, a syllabary with standard signs for the same consonant sound.
• Continue writing biography of Hakapuna, the nationalist Ariki Henua who reformed Rongorongo, democratized the island, and pursued an aggressively independent foreign policy.
• Develop racial history and history of contacts between Henua and South America. A small number of 11th-century South Americans related to the Moche/Chumu were brought to Easter Island by Henua explorers. They brought back Andean sweet potatoes. One of the 7 clans still speaks a language similar to Mochica/Chimu/Yunca.
• Names of kings, Advisers, and clans. One clan will have a Chimuic word meaning "travelers", "sun people", or "farmers".
• Think about Henua export agriculture, possibly developed with the help of Japanese investments