Aloha nights october 2013

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Wednesday Oct. 2, 2013 Volume 2, Issue 2

NIGHTS

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HALLOWEEN COSTUMES • AND MORE

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Mark’s Garage is the center of arts culture in Chinatown. Most of its exhibits will be devoted to a watercolor exhibition this month, but there’s something new going on every weekend.

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Melt-in-your-mouth pork should be at the top of everyone’s food priorities. Lucky Belly, as its name suggests, specializes in savory pork belly and other meats. Get their Belly Bowl ($12), a ramen topped with bacon, sausage and soft pork.

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The Human Imagination

Local streetwear and art abound in this boutique. Men and women can find something casual to buy (their branded shirts are clean pieces of design), and those who want to browse can enjoy the art.

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Louis Pohl Gallery

Perusing an art exhibit comes with a certain cultured feeling. Get your fill of local art at the Louis Pohl Gallery.

Different artists are featured each month (right now “Allusions” by Arlene Woo and Frances Hill are on display).

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It’s a walk from the arts district but so worth it. Ever wanted to try chili pepper KEA UNA ice cream? Pizza-fl MAavored ice cream? Wing Ice Cream Parlor will help you step outside the box. (For the less adventurous, yes, there are normal flavors too.)

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Cut a hole at the top of the pumpkin wide enough for your hand to fit through. Angle your knife 45 degrees inward to prevent the top from falling inside the pumpkin.

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Using a spoon, remove the seeds from the pumpkin.

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Draw your desired design on the outside of your pumpkin in dark marker.

If it is a printed design, pin the paper to the pumpkin, and poke holes along the lines of the design. Remove the paper when finished.

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Dave and Buster’s is every adult’s dream establishment – a restaurant and bar complete with giant arcade, pool lounge and dance floor. That’s why Aloha Nights has concocted the perfect mixes of libations so you can have the ultimate D&B experience.

Gently begin cutting the lines or holes with your knife. If a carved chunk falls inside the pumpkin, remove it from the top.

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Remove all the carved pieces by pushing either inside or pulling towards the outside, depending on the slant of the cut.

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Lastly, place a candle inside (batterypowered candles are available at drug stores for those living in dorm rooms).

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D&B offers white, red and blush wines, like Ecco Domani’s Pinot Noir. A classy drink is meant for sipping whilst playing strategic chipshooting games like “Wheel of Fortune Pushers.” Or skip the games and head to the deck. The deck boasts lounge seating, a full bar and a dance floor – once the wine runs out, show everyone your sweet moves.

SUGARY DRINKS

REFLEX GAMES

Drinks like the Purple People Eater or Strawberry Watermelon Margarita come with vodka and rims coated in flavored sugar – adding a boost of energy to help your hand-eye coordination. These drinks are perfect for games like “Jumping Jackpot,” a virtual jump rope game, or “Speed of Light,” a game that tests how many times you can hit lit orbs in a minute.

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POOL LOUNGE

D&B offers 10 import and 10 domestic beers, including Stella Artois and New Castle Brown Ale. Beer is perfect for laidback settings like the pool lounge, where you can play billiards all night.

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COMPETITIVE GAMES

There are eight cocktails that pair with competition.

Test your skills in the basketball favorite, “Nothing but Net,” with a glass of Lynchburg Lemonade – whiskey, triple sec and lemonade or race down Hawaiian streets in “Grid,” with a Big Wave Dave, which contains vodka, watermelon pucker, blue Curacao and Sprite.

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No matter what you choose, D&B will not disappoint. But remember that underage drinking is strictly prohibited. Those under 21 can still get in with a 25-year-old sponsor until 10 p.m. to enjoy the games and don’t worry: milkshakes go with any game.

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If you’re looking for ghosts, a seafood restaurant might not be the first thing that comes to mind – but it should be.

Karai Crab, in addition to their selection of savory seafood, boasts some of the spiciest food you can find on the island. Their extra spicy “Ghost Pepper Heat” will floor you and haunt your mouth afterwards.

The truly brave will want to take on the Ghost Chicken Wing Challenge, where you have 30 minutes sans liquids to down 12 wings. But even if you manage to down the wings in 10 minutes, you still need to wait out the 30-minute time frame before you win.

If that’s too scary for you, stick to what’s safe: their Lemon Pepper sauce is spicy (and healthy; there’s no butter or oil in this one). Try it on their Karai Combo of shrimp, clams, crawfish, mussels, potato, corn and sausage. Enjoy Halloween with a twang on your tongue instead of total self-immolation.

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Whether you’re 12 or 21, Halloween is a big deal. As a child, you carefully planned out your trick-or-treating route to maximize the sweets and minimize the scares. As a college student, your game plan may be a little different, but here is how Eggs ‘n Things will aid you.

WEB DEVELOPER SAMMY KHAMIS PR EVENT COORDINATOR NATALIE FRANCE Aloha Nights is Ka Leo’s entertainment guide, a paid advertising supplement produced by the Ka Leo advertising department. This section features articles and information on dining, drinking, fashion, music, concerts, art and more.

Aloha Nights will be a monthly publication distributed inside Ka Leo special issues through May 2014.

If you have suggestions, comments or concerns please contact the Advertising department at: Hemenway Hall 107 2445 Campus Rd. Honolulu, HI 96822 808-956-7043 Advertising@kaleo.org

1. PRIME LOCATION

Eggs ‘n Things has three locations and all three are close to where most college students spend Halloween: Waikiki. Starting your night at any Eggs ’n Things ensures that you stay near the action.

2. PROTEIN BOOST

To keep yourself from collapsing after a long night, you need protein, and a good source of protein is eggs. Try an Eggs ’n Things’ speciality: three-egg omelets ($10.45-$12.95). Fill them with hearty options like corned beef hash or bacon, or settle for a healthier vegetable alternative.

3. SUGAR HIGH

Satisfy your Halloween sweet tooth. Crepes ranging in price from $11.25 to $12.95 come with your choice of fruit like banana, blueberry and strawberry, topped with powdered sugar. Choose your favorite among “the best pancakes in Hawaii” ($10.25-$12.75), from macadamia nut and chocolate chip to fruit whipped cream with nuts.

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Monster makeup and elaborate costumes look amazing, but in a few hours you will be sick of keeping it up. Plan ahead: If you know your costume will be uncomfortable, bring something else to slip into so you don’t have to suffer through a fun night. A good costume shouldn’t hold you back.

Try making your own costume.

There’s no need to buy the same costume as everyone else. You can check out thrift stores or work with what you already have. Cut-up jeans, stained shirts or any goofy stuff you find can be altered to make something more unique than what you can buy at the store.

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Stand out by putting your own spin on things.

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Be clever.

Costumes with a running theme are more interesting than a single person trying to go it alone. What would Finn be without Jake or Princess Bubblegum? You could even pull out that Rainbow Warrior pride and transform your friends into a box of UH-brand Rainbow Crayons.

Whatever you decide to do, keep it clever, classy and fun. It’s about having a good time, no matter what you wear.

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WALDO WIKI This is a simple yet incredibly fun costume. Interact with people by telling them you’re lost or mentioning the other characters from the book.

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Red or white beanie Glasses Red or white long-sleeved shirt Red or white duct tape Jeans

Depending on what color beanie or shirt you have, use tape in the opposite color (red tape and a white beanie, or vice versa) to create stripes.

This Egyptian queen is a saucy costume paired with wild makeup to create a real wow factor.

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Sheet Belt Gold headband or chain Lots of gold bangles

Wrap the sheet around yourself as a toga, and secure the belt at the waist. Add the gold headband over, straightened hair, or use a gold chain in place of a headband and secure it with pins. Use liquid eyeliner to draw cat eyes.

AUDREY HEPBURN This is a chance to show off your diva side.

Watch “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” beforehand to learn your character.

• Black dress • Large dark sunglasses • Black elbow gloves • Long pearl necklace • Tiara If you don’t already own a long black dress, then Goodwill is the best option. If you have a short black dress, pair it with black tights. Fix your hair in an extravagant updo and perch the tiara on top. Pair it with winged eyeliner and nude or soft pink lips.

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SOLO CUP ROSELLE JULIAN LEAD DESIGNER

SAMMI BAUMGARTNER ADVERTISING STAFF WRITER Halloween is notorious for carved pumpkins, brimming bags of candy and above all else, horror. Although scary movies and décor are great ways to terrify someone, sometimes the best way to scare is via prank.

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A prank meant for that special someone that cringes at the sight of clowns.

1. Purchase a clown mask at the nearest party store, such as Party City or a thrift shop.

2. Catch your pretty off guard. Hide in their closet late at night, and wait for them to discover you, or give them a loud wakeup call with a fake chainsaw.

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>> CREEPY GIRL A prank the Japanese have long perfected.

1. Find an image of a creepy girl or boy online. The characters of “The Grudge” or “The Ring” are perfect.

Head to FedEx to print out a large cutout of the image; printing should be fairly cheap despite the size.

2. Tape the cutout in a corner of your friend’s closet while they are out, wait for them to come home and listen for the scream!

>> ALIEN INVASION Scare the wits out of someone that does not like the idea of extraterrestrials.

1. Find a larger alien prop at Party City or online.

2. Place the alien in front of a window so it becomes a silhouette when the sun goes down.

3. Wait for your friend to come home to an “empty” house/ apartment/dorm, and watch their reaction.

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Have a “spacer,” or non-alcoholic beverage, between drinks.

Drink small and slow. Take sips – not gulps.

Keep track of how much alcohol you are consuming.

If you’re drinking high-alcohol content drinks, slow down.

Read the labels. Some cans may contain more alcohol content than you expect.

Make sure you don’t have an empty stomach.

Alcohol will be absorbed more slowly when there’s food in you.

• Salty snacks make you thirsty.

• Don’t just sit and drink. If you keep busy, you tend to drink less.

• It’s OK to say no – don’t let anyone pressure you into drinking more.

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WHERE TO EAT POST-HALLOWEEN PARTY

is an easy walk from campus and an excellent place to satisfy your sushi cravings.

The Spider Roll is a popular choice, containing soft-shell crab, cucumber and a shoyubased sauce. If you’re not a sushi fan, the baked king crab is the best.

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1329 S. King St. 808-589-1329

has highly-rated Korean dishes for those looking to get their yakiniku on in the wee hours. 678 is new to Honolulu, but the location is close to campus, and the atmosphere is elevated with the happy and the drunk alike.

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Yanagi Sushi

has something all college students desire: a late-night happy hour menu. At around 10 p.m., prices drop and the night owls come in. Sushi starts at $5 and can be accompanied by $5 drinks.

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4 A.M.

Great Hawaiian Hot Dog is for those who

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This stand offers plenty of variations of the All-American delicacy and is well known for its garlic sauce. Try the popular Original, a hot dog with sirloin steak, bacon and garlic sauce.

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HAUNTED PLANTATION

7 P.M. 94-695 WAIPAHU ST.

You can’t celebrate Halloween without going to at least one haunted house.

This is the best of them.

AROUND TOWN

8 P.M. 43 HOTEL ST.

Oct. 3

Fans of Visual Kei, Japanese fashion, dark electro and other related genres may want to check out this early Halloween party.

HAWAII INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL SEE HIFF.COM FOR TIMES & VENUES

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Hundreds of international films will be shown, including the newest from Studio Ghibli.

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HAWAII FISHING AND SEAFOOD FESTIVAL

8 P.M. 1349 KAPIOLANI BLVD. #30 This local reggae band performs live with Shwayze at The Republik.

Celebrate all things fishy at the Fishing Village at Pier 38. Learn to fish, tour a boat or just eat away.

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10 A.M. 777 WARD AVE.

Pay a measly $4 entry fee and unleash a world of food. Giveaways and other promos will also ensue.

HALLOWBALOO

MUSIC + ARTS FESTIVAL

SEE HALLOWBALOO.COM FOR TIMES AND VENUES Chinatown goes all out with its gigantic Halloween festival.

Expect lots of live music, food and crazy costumes.

Oct. 9

HALF PRICE GAMES AT DAVE & BUSTER’S

Enjoy discounted games, food and more at D&B with your UH ID on Wednesdays.

Dave & Busters: 11 a.m. 18+ 1030 Auahi St.

WINE WEDNESDAYS AT BIG CITY DINER

9 P.M. PIER 38

ANNUAL

CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG Every first Thursday, The Safehouse lights up with DJs spinning and an LGBT-friendly vibe.

The Safehouse: 10 p.m. 21+ 1349 Kapiolani Blvd. #30

Oct. 16

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BAMP PROJECT PRESENTS: THE GREEN

49TH ANNUAL FOOD AND NEW PRODUCTS SHOW

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HYDRA

HAUNTED

WONDERLAND 5 P.M. 777 WARD AVE. DJs Lucky Date, Protohype, Dieselboy and Torro Torro headline this EDM festival.

Take advantage of this all-day special every Wednesday.

Big City Diner: 7 a.m. 21+ 3565 Waialae Ave.

Oct. 19

K THEORY LIVE

Elevate Productions presents K Theory, backed up by DJs MassFunk, Jeff Phantom and more.

Tsukiji Fish Market: 10 p.m. 21+ 1450 Ala Moana Blvd. #4250

Oct. 25

FREAKS & BEATS

A costume party loaded with electronica until the wee hours. ur Vice Nightclub: ightclub: 8 p.m. .m. 21+ 1200 Ala Moana ana Blv Blvd Blvd.

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