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HEIGHT: 5’3’’

MEASUREMENTS: 32-24-35

ETHNICITY: Cuban, Spanish,Filipino, Japanese, Okinawan and African-American

MY RIDE: I drive a Camrybecause it’s reliable. But if I hadthe money, I would get a LancerEvo X or a really big truckbecause I always thought it wouldbe fun for a small girl to drivesuch a huge ride. :)

FAVORITE TV SHOW/MOVIE:For TV it’s a toss up between Big

Bang and Friends. I’ve beenwatching Friends since I was a lit-tle girl and it never fails to humorme, but my nerdy side just lovesBig Bang. For movies, I lovecomedies, action and romance. Myfavorite has to be the Bournetrilo-gy; love those movies. And I gotone comment to add: Aug. 10th,baby!” (Release of The BourneLegacy, with Jeremy Renner andRachel Weisz)

BOOK IT: I just got into detectivefiction during my last semester asan English major at the

University of Hawai’i at Manoa,and I absolutely adore this genre!One of my favorites was TheBeast in the Shadows by EdogawaRampo (or pseudonym Hirai Taro)because of its riveting suspenseand plot twists. However, as youmay have noticed, I have a hardtime picking just one thing, so Ihave to throw in The Guardian byNicholas Sparks. It has romance,suspense and action — can’t gowrong. I can read it over and overand it makes me cry every time.I’ve read all his novels.

FAVORITE SINGER: My bestfriend P.O.O.R. I swear he isgoing to be famous! There’s actu-ally a pretty sexy video of me onhis youtube page. ;) Go ahead andcheck it out at www.youtube.com/user/Poorryan/videos

PLACE TO PARTY: I’m actuallya good girl. I don’t party too hard,but when I do go out I likeSOHO’s and Vice.

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FAVE FOOD: Absolutely every-thing! I swear I must be 300pounds under this skinny girlfacade. TURN ONS: Wisdom. I love mydorks and nerds. I have a passionfor learning so if you can teach mesomething, you’ll have meenthralled. TURN OFFS: Stupidity, arrogance,bad breath and lame come-ons.

SOMETHING NO ONE KNOWSABOUT YOU: Well, if I told you then it wouldn’tbe a secret now, would it? ;-)HAIR AND MAKEUP BY:Headhsots Hawaii in Aiea (formerlyin Macy’s Pearlridge).AGENCY: Larson TalentManagementCONTACT: Follow me onInstagram: @mz_tia for daily pic-tures. Add me on Facebook: TiaMorales-Model. And subscribe tomy Youtube channel:http://www.youtube.com/user/tiamorales/feed

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I have a passion for

learningso if you can

teach me something,

you’ll have meenthralled.”

I have a passion for

learningso if you can

teach me something,

you’ll have meenthralled.”

I’m actually a good girl. I don’t party

toohard.”

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OWNER:DYLAN LEVI


Age:

Does What:

Hobbies: BUILD IT TO BREAK IT

WITHMICHAEL [email protected]

Dylan Levi is only 20 yet hasalready been a part of thelowrider community for half

his life. Starting off in the lowriderbike community, he rode low andslow with chrome ape-hanger han-dlebars and white-wall tires. Then atage 13, he purchased his firstlowrider, a 1984 Caprice Classic.

“I had mopeds off on the side; Ibuilt and sold those, then saved upcash and bought me a ride,” he says.Being young and new to the hy-draulics scene, he blew up the trunkby accident. “I didn’t know that youcan’t play with the things all day.”

Not one to mope about the situa-tion, Dylan immediately purchaseda Buick Regal from the classifieds. With the helpof Mamerto Magsypoc, who’s known for being amentor within the Undivided community, Dylanlearned the ins and outs of lowrider construction,and built and bagged the Regal.

“Merto has taught me everything I know,” hesays.

Continuing the buy and sell cycle, Dylan even-tually sold the Regal and purchased this 1984Cadillac Coupe de Ville from friends Rex andPiggy as a project car. The first thing you’ll noticeis the vivid “Candy Red” paint job by JasonLum of No Limit Customs. Using onlythe highest-quality paint, the caris practically devoid of swirlmarks and looks as if it’s

several feet deep. Devoid of any bondo, it took fourmonths to hammer dolly the body to perfection andsix hours of paint.

Rolling on real, original 72-spoke Daytons sizedat 14-inch inches, the car features a fully hydraulicPro Hopper 3-pump setup powered by eight bat-teries. Dylan took the time to demonstrate the sys-tem’s ability to get up on three wheels, whichresulted in some fantastic photos. The interior has

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fully restored and features luxurious blackleather with custom carbon fiber inserts.

Surprisingly, this stunning car is nothing morethan a starting point for the Undivided crew.“We’re going to try and do a competition showcar,” says Dylan, who plans to install a 3-pumpsetup, hidden batteries, a fully painted frame,chromed under-carriage and lots more. Not one

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to play around, he intends tostart from the ground up witha fresh new look.

One thing that impressesme about thelowrider communityis the clubs and itsmembers, who sticktogether like family.They believe inhelping each otherout while workingtogether on projectsthat exemplify theirbeliefs. Originallyformed in the1990’s, Undividedhas been reformedby Merto after being shutdown for several years. Undi-vided believes in having show-quality cars that put it up anddown at the same time.

As a member of Undivided,Dylan looks forward to mak-ing this car bigger and betterin order to represent the club’s

ideals. As far as he is con-cerned, that’s all that matters.“We don’t build them to sit inthe garage,” he says. “We buildit to break it.”


The owner and head trainerat 808 Fight Factory, andpromoter of King of the Cage

events, Kai Kamaka, wants theworldwide martial arts communityto know what Hawaii has to offer.

“I want to set a foundation forHawaii fighters to be seen nation-ally so we can compete on the high-est level,” Kamaka says. “That wasthe reason we started promotingshows again and brought King ofthe Cage to Hawaii.”

A Waipahu High School gradu-ate, Kamaka first becameinvolved in the sport back in themid-90s.

“My brother-in-law, Ray Cooper,was helping Kawika Pahaluhitrain for his first Superbrawl. Wewould watch them train in theback of his house,” he recalls.“Then it was Ray’s turn to go intoSuperbrawl. We started to helpwhere we could and then a wholebunch of us started training. Fromthere we evolved into a team,Jesus Is Lord, which was a repre-sentation of our faith.”

But it wasn’t until 1997 whenKamaka decided to step into the

ring for the first time. “It was an event called ‘Ultimate

Explosion,’” he says. “There wereno weight classes back then, andthe rounds were 10 minutes long.Head butts were allowed. It wasbasically a street fight.”

When it comes to fight disci-plines, Kamaka likes to call whathe does “freestyle” — a mixture ofvarious styles all rolled into one.

“I started doing stand-up withRichard Pelen, Danny Kaheakuand Adrian Silva at Waianae

Boxing Club. I learned wrestlingfrom Tatsuhiko Hikiji,” heexplains. “For my ground game,my brother-in-law, Ron Jhun, andI trained in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsuwith John Lewis at Nova Uniao.Everything after that was kind oflearned on our own through trialand error.”

Kamaka now has his eyes firm-ly set on the future.

“I want to train Hawaii boys sowe can send them out there tocompete,” he says.

QUICKJABS


The UFC will hold its first event inthe People’s Republic of China whenit visits Macau, a special administra-tive region of China, Nov. 10 at theVenetian Macao-Resort-Hotel’sCotaiArena. The card, which is yet tohave any fights announced, will beseen on Fuel TV. “Breaking into a mar-ket with a population of over 1.3 bil-lion is both a testament to the growthof our sport and a long-term challenge we are excited to under-take,” UFC chairman and CEO Lorenzo Fertitta said. “This is justthe first of many world-class fights we plan to hold over thecoming years in China, one of the birthplaces of martial arts.”The global expansion may not be done. Following UFC 148 inLas Vegas earlier this month, UFC president Dana White strong-ly hinted of an upcoming event in Russia … Strikeforce women'sbantamweight champion Ronda Rousey will make her first titledefense against former champion Sarah Kaufman on Aug. 18 inSan Diego. The bout will headline Strikeforce's card at the ValleyView Casino Center and air on Showtime. — Bob Emanuel Jr.

The elbow strike is a devas-tating tool which is nowemployed often in MMA. It canbe used from the kickboxingrange, but the timing and foot-work needed make it difficult. Inthe clinch, the elbow can bethrown with greater accuracy.

When throwing the elbow,don’t just slash it across thetarget. Like a punch, lean for-ward and drive the elbowthrough the objective. Aim touse just the tip of your elbow, asthat is the hardest portion.Think of it as a ball-peen ham-mer. To hit with the tip, rotateyour thumb down so that yourelbow extends out a bit farther.Practice perfect form and youwill create maximum impactwith this powerful weapon.

by BRANDON BOSWORTH

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TRAINING TIPS FROM THE EXPERTS

ELBOWSTRIKE INTHE CLINCHby BURTON RICHARDSON

Burton Richardson coaches worldwide at the elite levels ofMMA, BJJ, and the self-defensearts of Jeet Kune Do and Kali. www.MMAForTheStreet.com www.jkdunlimited.com

The elbow strike should be thrown like a punch by driving the elbow through the target.Photo by Sarah Badat-Richardson

KAI KAMAKAWHAT: 808 Fight Factory owner and leadtrainer; King of the Cage promoterHOMETOWN: WaipahuCURRENT LOCATION: Pearl CityTRAINERS: Richard Pelen, John Lewis,Danny Kaheaku, Adrian Silva and Tatsuhiko HikijiFIGHT DISCIPLINES: Freestyle,Boxing, Wrestling and Brazilian Jiu-JitsuFIGHT RECORD: 4 wins, 5 losses

TODAY HERE, TOMORROW THE WORLDKai Kamaka, at right, remains committed to properly training Hawaii’s fighters before sending

“them out there to compete.” | Photos courtesy of Kai Kamaka

Lorenzo Fertitta | Courtesy photo

M-1 Martial Arts & Fitnessinstructors Ivan Flores andArthur Wong have always

appreciated the unique form of MuayThai fighting because of its use ofelbows (sok) and knees (kao), as well asits power and effectiveness when in theclinch.

It’s the reason why these teachersspend many of their days and nightsworking to expose the beauty of thefighting art to Hawaii residents.

“We’re trying to promote Muay Thaiin its purest form,” says Flores, who has15 years of Muay Thai training underhis belt. “We want to be a break fromthe norm.”

“Muay Thai has less rules than otherarts so it’s a more complete strikingart,” adds Wong of Thailand’s nationalsport, which dates back to ancient bat-tlefields and the hand-to-hand tactics ofthe Thai (or Siamese) army. “It’s the artof choice for all UFC fighters.”

Often referred to as “The Art of EightLimbs,” Muay Thai practitioners strike

in eight ways — with both fists, feet,knees and elbows. The fighting formwas first established in the 16th centu-ry under King Naresuan. But it wasn’tuntil the rule of King Phra Chao Sua,aka “The Tiger King,” that Muay Thaibegan to really flourish.

Today, the sport is enjoyed by many,including such famous fight disciples asTony Jaa and Gina Carano.

Of course, Wong hopes the Muay Thaiscene can flourish in Hawaii too. Henotes that Muay Thai is one of the hard-est striking martial arts in the world.

M-1, which has been around for morethan two years, caters to people of alllevels and experience, including work-ing professionals, women and even afew high school students.

Flores, who trained in Thailand atKaewsamrit Gym, says students areencouraged to exhibit humility whiletraining in a safe and fun environment.

“Everyone smiles (at M-1). No one istrying to be the tough guy,” he says.

M-1 also offers Muay Thai combat-ants a location to compete and perfecttheir skills.

“No one wants to compete with MuayThai rules so it’s hard to find fights (out-side of M-1 Martial Arts & Fitness),”says Wong, who trained in Thailand for10 years under Jongnansan Fairfex,Enn Fairfex and Ganyao (the leadtrainer at Fairfex gym).

“We love the Thai culture and art,”Flores adds. “It’s been a labor of love.”

M-1 is located at 2203 S. BeretaniaSt., #4 in Moiliili. For more informa-tion,visit www.M-1martialfitness.com,or call Flores at 497-0875 or Wong at729-7298.


by NICOLE KATOWHERE MUAY THAI OFFERS ‘A BREAK FROM THE NORM’

Also known as “The Art of Eight Limbs,” Muay Thai encourages the use of knee (kao) strikes.Photos courtesy of M-1 Martial Arts & Fitness

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FIRSTFRIDAY

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In the late ’90s, gamersnormally far too uncoor-dinated or scared to try

skating themselves were en-raptured by “Tony Hawk’sPro Skater.” Players couldtake control of Tony Hawkand several other popularskaters, then take themthrough a handful of maps.

If you’re over the age of 20and reading this, you’reprobably in a punk rock nos-talgia dream, imaginingpulling off death-defyingstunts in the half-pipe. I com-pletely understand becauseit was an amazing game, 14years ago. However, there isa reason skating games havechanged since then.

In “Tony Hawk Pro SkaterHD,” (for PlayStation 3 andXbox 360) the graphics andcontrols have been modern-ized, but that seems to be it.The gameplay, while solid, isstill just collecting five thingsin two minutes, beating a setscore, and hitting five things.For example in the ware-house level you collect ship-ping manifests; in the school,it’s hall passes; and in theairplane hangar, it’s pilot’sbadges. Each level is just thesame set of challenges with anew thing to get in a new

level, a couple of which arevery similar but with differ-ent color palettes. Also, forsome reason there are float-ing iTunes gift cards in thegame that you can collect;they do nothing and arenever explained.

When you complete an ob-jective you get cash, which isonly usable for two things:buying a new board, whichyou can’t even see most of thetime, or changing the statson the various skaters, whichcompletely negates the pointof them having differentstats to begin with.

Even the soundtrack isrepetitive. After about anhour of gameplay, I started tonotice there are just three orfour songs that loop over andover. The reason people stillremember the lyrics to someof those songs is becausethere were only a few tobegin with, not that theywere good.

Ultimately, it comes down

to how dedicated you were tothe original game. If you stilllike to play those old ProSkater games, this is a mustbuy because it’s so close tothe original. However, forother players that’s alsowhere it fails. The game fails

to explain anything and is sorepetitive. Still, it is hard forme to give it a bad score be-cause technically it is a verysolid game, the controls areresponsive and the gamelooks good. It’s just a shame

that was wasted on suchpoor mechanics and design.

If the game had more lev-els, a wider variety of objec-tives, an actual onlinecomponent and a character

customization system Iwould easily recommend it.But as is, it feels like baby’sfirst skating game.

I give it a 90/100 for fans ofthe original, but a 75/100 foreveryone else.

BY TAYLOR T. ROBERTSON, GAMERLIVE.TV (MCT)

REVIEWS//NEWS//APPS&EXTRAS

XBOX360 Wii PC HANDHELDPS3

TONY HAWK’S PRO SKATER HD

Platform: XBox 360, PC, PS3 //Genre: Sports// From: Activision// ESRB Rating: T for Teen

DATED ‘TONY HAWK PROSKATER HD’ FAILS TO SOAR


01. Amazing Alex (Rovio Entertainment Ltd.)

02. Where’s My Perry? (Disney)

03. Where’s My Water? (Disney)

04. Temple Run: Brave (Disney)

05. WhatsApp Messenger (WhatsApp Inc.)

06. Angry Birds Space (Rovio Entertainment Ltd.)

07. Fieldrunners 2 (Subatomic Studios LLC)

08. Camera+ (tap tap tap)

09. MyCalendar Mobile (K-Factor Media LLC)

10. The Heist (tap tap tap)

TOP PAIDiPHONEAPPS

WEEK ENDING JULY 23, 2012

01. Pyramid Run (MagicBone)

02. Tower Bloxx Deluxe 3D (Digital Chocolate Inc.)

03. Pimp My Hair (Iddiction)

04. Matching With Friends Free (Zynga)

05. Instagram (Burbn Inc.)

06. Tap Tap Revenge Tour (Tapulous Inc.)

07. InstaCollage Pro — Pic Frame & Pic Caption for Instagram FREE (click2mobile)

08. Flow Free (Big Duck Games LLC)

09. SongPop Free (FreshPlanet Inc.)

10. Flashlight ? (iHandy Inc.)

WEEK ENDING JULY 23, 2012

TOP FREEiPHONEAPPS

THE BREWER’S TABLEBrasserie Du Vin, 6 p.m., $50. Callfor reservations. This month Du Vinpays homage to summerbarbecues. Four delicious,summer-inspired courses, eachpaired with selected beer toenhance the dish’s flavors. (545-1115)

OOKLAH THE MOC LIVEHawaiian Brian’s, 9 p.m., cover.Ooklah the Moc alongsideDinoSoul and So Roots. 18 andover welcome.(facebook.com/events/276538839120521)

MAGIC MUSHROOMREUNION PARTY Manoa GrandBallroom, 7:30-11 p.m., call fortickets and reservations,$20/presale, $25/door. Hosted byEd Kanoi, featuring Audissey,Soulz, White Light and specialguest Johnny of Johnny RockSociety. (2711-2622, 220-6329)

OPENING HOUSE SET WITHSOULGASM DJS Vice, 10-11p.m., 21 and over, free if you saySoulgasm at the door by 11:30p.m. ([email protected])

RAKE HOOLAULEAEXHIBITION The Arts at MarksGarage, 1159 Nuuanu Ave.,Honolulu, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., untilJuly 28, Tuesday to Saturday free.This juried exhibition of newceramics work was created byHawaii Craftsmen members duringthe Raku Ho’olaulea and camp-

out held at Camp Mokuleia inWaialua. (hawaiicraftsmen.org)

CUT CHEMIST PERFORMSNextdoor, 43 N. Hotel St.,Honolulu, visit website for timesand tickets. Cut Chemist is afamous DJ Shadow collaboratorand founding member of JurassicFive and a member of Ozomatli.He will be using vinyl, 45s and LPs,three turntables, two CDJS and twoDVJS. (nextdoorhnl.com)

KANOA ZIMMERMANPHOTOGRAPHY 687 AuahiStreet Gallery, until Aug. 12, free.This summer, Interisland Terminalpresents a solo show of recentwork by Kanoa Zimmerman.(interislandterminal.org)

EAT THE STREET: SPICY 555South St., Kakaako, 4-9 p.m., freeadmission. Brought to you byStreetGrindz.com, in partnershipwith Kamehameha Schools andNonstop Honolulu, this month’sculinary adventure featureseverything spicy.(streetgrindz.com)

CASINO ROYALE POOLPARTY Trump International HotelWaikiki Beach Walk, 223 SaratogaRoad, Honolulu, 6-11 p.m., visitwebsite for tickets and cost. LUXat The TRUMP Casino Royale PoolParty (White Party & Lap DogsWelcome!). Elegant high-fashionLa Muse Bikini Fashion Show.Fundraiser for Oahu SPCA.(luxatthetrump.eventbrite.com/)

DANCEFLOOR DEMOCRACY

Thirtyninehotel, 9 p.m., visitwebsite for more information.Daniel J and Tammy are revivingDancefloor Democracy. An eveningof remarkable music, a reunion ofmisfits, and a gathering of free-thinking dancers.(thirtyninehotel.com)

THE OFFICIAL FLYGHT 808ALBUM RELEASE PARTY TheVenue, doors open at 9 p.m.,$7/door, 21 and older. Presentedby I.A., Workhouse, Rudified Mediaand the Got Rice? Show. Specialguest performances by SheilaMarie, Dru Singer, Osna, K-Luv,Broke Mokes, J Crooks and moreTBA. ([email protected],[email protected])

LIVE HAWAIIAN MUSICHaleiwa Joe’s, Haiku, 8:30-11p.m., free. Kamakakehauperforms. ([email protected])

OPEN MIC NIGHT 3rd CupCafé and Venue, 7:30 p.m., free.Open mic night.(3rdcupcafe.com)

KCCN FM 100 BIRTHDAYBASH Waikiki Shell, ticketsonline. Visit website for lineup.The last KCCN FM 100 BirthdayBash. (ticketmaster.com,facebook.com/events/345978095467817)

LEONARD’S BAKERY60TH BIRTHDAY Leonard’sBakery, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., visit

website for more information. Awonderful celebration with loadsof entertainment including theDelima Ohana/Kapena, DitaHolifield and “Red Handed”, Ginaiand “Reunion” with Jan Brennerand the “Allstars” and more.(leonardshawaii.com)

TRILOGY 2 Fresh Cafe, 5-10:30p.m., $14/presale, $15/door, 12and under free. Trilogy 2 is a streetculture celebration andcompetition and also functions asa networking epicenter for Oahu’ship hop, bike and carcommunities. (trilogyhawaii.com)

GRASS VOLLEYBALLTOURNAMENT Ala MoanaBeach Park, July 28-29, visitwebsite for entry form and moreinformation. The Hawaii Dragon

Boat Festival Grass VolleyballTournament and High PerformanceTraining for Injury Prevention willtake place at Ala Moana BeachPark. Sponsored by FinanceFactors. (dragonboathawaii.net)

HOUSE DANCE HAWAIIFREESTYLE CONTEST FreshCafe, 5-10:30 p.m., visit websitefor tickets. This is a contest knownfor it’s fun energy, soul moving andenergetic good vibe. It issomething to see, where thedancers are smiling, dancing theirheart out and having fun.(trilogyhawaii.com)

BEACH WAHINE FASHIONSHOW Bar 35, 35 N. Hotel St.,Honolulu, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.,$5/cover, 21 and older. Summer ishere and 80s Pop Muzikcelebrates with a swimwearfashion show by boutique ownersCarla Saldania-Capone and Sasha

Capone featuring localdesigners.(facebook.com/events/339096162833884/)

PFUNKAPHILES JazzMinds, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.,cover. Brand new toJazzMinds, check outthis hip group that playsupscale funk, hip hop,r&b, and jazz. Featuringthe vocals of Mr. StevenSharkey, Meiso, and E13.Hip Hop, R&B, and jazz.(945-0800)

HIROSHIMA IN TWOCONCERTS The HawaiiConvention Center, LiliuTheater, 1801 KalakauaAve., 6 and 8:30 p.m.,tickets available online.Apaulo MusicProductions (MichaelPaulo - Owner/Producer)

brings back Hiroshima for twoshows. (915-696-0184, TIX.com)

SLAM POETRY 3rd Cup Caféand Venue, 8 p.m., free. (3rdcupcafe.com)

SHADOW WARS KuniaWalmart, 94-595 Kupuohi St.,Waipahu, noon to 2 p.m., free.Shadow Wars, Australia’s premiereB-boy Battle is teaming up withRed Bull in Hawaii to throw acommunity jam to spread the loveand art of breaking culture. (931-9209, 646-229-2124)

STIR UP THE GIFTS 94-295Pupuole St., Waipahu, 4-6 p.m.,visit website or call for moreinformation. Center of DeliveranceChristian Church hosts YouthExplosion 2012! (Christian TalentShow). To encourage youth andyoung adults to share their Godgiven gifts, talents and abilitiesthrough song, dance, Christianrap, spoken word, poems etc.(733-5190, codministry.org)

A TATTOO TOUR OFPOLYNESIA Honolulu Academyof Arts, 7:30 p.m., visit website forcost. More than bodily decoration,tattoos in ancient times servedspecific purposes within thesocio-religious systems of variousisland groups. (honoluluacademy.org)

HOUSE DANCE WORKSHOPCYPHER The ARTSmith, 6-9p.m., $5/prepay, $10/preregister,$20/door. Come learn vibe,presentation, posture, foundationsteps and floor movement.

(facebook.com/events/101000820047760)

CREED CHAMELEON BACKIN HAWAII Nextdoor, 9:30 p.m.,cover. Creed Chameleon back inHawaii and live at Nextdoor.Performances by Prie withSample, Ill Hill Society, Mox, JimHurdle, Yung Matt and more.(nextdoorhnl.com)

WILDEST SHOW IN TOWNHonolulu Zoo, gates open at 4:35p.m., music from 6-7 p.m.,$3/admission. Aug. 1 JimmyBorges. ([email protected],honoluluzoo.org)

NICOLE NAONE EXHIBIT TheHuman Imagination, 1154Nuuanu Ave., Honolulu, Aug. 2opening 5-9 p.m., untilSeptember, free. In her debut soloshow, artist Nicole Naone makesresonance of the female formthrough luminous composures inbronze, foam, plaster, andillustrations. (NicoleNaone.com)

SURVIVAL CLASS SoulTrex,Windward Mall, Second Level,Theater Wing, 6-7 p.m., free. AlexDobrinsky is back hosting hispopular series of survival classes,and will discuss everything fromhints and tips for assembling anemergency kit to gear andsupplies to keep on hand. Class:“Fire.” (247-8735,SoulTrexInc.com)

ROYAL HAWAIIAN BANDPERFORMS The Royal Grove, 1-1:45 p.m., free. Enjoy the musicaltalents of the Royal HawaiianBand in The Royal Grove.(royalhawaiiancenter.com)

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THE B-BOYSARE BACKIN TOWNBreakdancing makesits way over to theKunia Walmart Sundayfor “Shadow Wars,”which featuresAustralia’s B-boyBattle and Red Bull in Hawaii.

THE SCOOP & WHERE IT’S AT

SMOOTH OPERATORSSmooth jazz lovers get two doses of the band Hiroshima during apair of performances Saturday evening at The Hawaii ConventionCenter — courtesy of Apaulo Music Productions.

A SHOUT-OUT FOR CREEDDon’t forget to drop in on hip-hopartist Creed Chameleon, whoentertains audiences at NextdoorWednesday evening.

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