1. food and drink
2. beverages
3. alcoholic beverages
4. cocktails and beer

MARCH 2015
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Pika
A special issue of the
entertainment guide of
the
Pacific Daily News
March 1, 2015
Vol. 14 No. 4
Publisher
Rindraty Celes Limtiaco
Visual Editor
Cid Caser
Managing Editor
David V. Crisostomo
Staff Designer
Anthony Gumabon
Custom Publishing
Coordinator
Amanda Francel Blas
Photo Editor
Masako Watanabe
Staff photographers
Rick Cruz
Mark Scott
ABOUT THE COVER
Cassandra Brisard shows
off her tattoo design featuring two red roses and
lace.
Advertising Director
Jae Fermin Medina
Cover design by
Cid Caser
Creative Services
Manager
Rena Santiago
Photo by Rick Cruz/Pika/
[email protected]
INSIDE
MARCH
Think before
you
ink
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Jezzilyn
Eclavea
Paris
DeLaquil
PAGES 6, 7
G Shamrocks
Drink specials and entertainment schedule subject to
change at the discretion of
management.
DRINK SPECIALS
MONDAYS
G Green Lizard
Double Captain for $8;
Smirnoff Ice Mango for $4; $2
Lizard shots
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Recovery Mondays: half-price
drinks all night
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Margarita Madness Mondays
TUESDAYS
G Cheers
Bud buckets for $15
G Gekko the Gecko
All-you-can-drink
for $15 and premium all-youcan-drink
for $20
from 8
p.m.
to 1 a.m.
Wing & Pint Night
G Green Lizard
WEDNESDAYS
Two for Tuesday: Two for $6
for Cruzan Rum, Jim Bean,
Russian Standard Vodka and
Patron XO; $15 Miller Lite
buckets
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Tipsy Tuesdays: Allyou-candrink
from
10
p.m.
to 1
a.m.
for $25.
G Shamrocks
Vina Maipo, Stone Cellar and
Beringer Moscato wines; $3
shot specials for Soco Lime
and Grand Marnier
G Shamrocks
Ladies Night
G Cheers
$5 for all Absolute cocktails
G Gekko the Gecko
All-you-can-drink for
$15 and premium allyou-can-drink for
$20 from 8 p.m.
to 1 a.m.
G Green Lizard
$7 Bacardi mojitos; $5 Blue
Balls; 6 for $10
Oktoberfest
buckets; $2 Oktoberfest beers
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Wild n Out
Wednesday: $4
Heineken, Jack
Daniel cocktails,
Southern Comfort,
Grand Mariner; $5
Stoli cocktails
and
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FRIDAY
G Green Lizard
$20 Bud Family buckets; $5
Bud Platinum and Amberbock; $5 Bacardi cocktails; $4 Becks &
THURSLandshark beers
To share
DAYS
G Icon
drink specials and enG Cheers
$3 for Bud Family
tertainment, email
$5 for all
and $13 for Bud
[email protected].
Absolute
Family buckets; $4
Follow us
cocktails
for Michelob Ultra,
@PikaGuam on Twitter
G Chili’s
Budlight Platinum,
and Instagram to see
Grill & Bar
photos, videos and
Bacardi Cocktail,
more when Pika’s out
Thirsty
Bombay Sapphire
on the town!
Thursdays:
Cocktail; $6 for
Select draft
Grey Goose Cockbeer for $1.99;
tails; $3 for Burnettes
Frozen and “on the rock”
shots; and $2 for Kamakazi
drinks for $2.99; Cabo Wabo
shots
shots for $3.99 from 2 to 10
G The Pentagon
p.m.
Five Shots Friday: Premium
G Gekko the Gecko
shots for $5
All-you-can-drink for $15 and
G Shamrocks
premium all-you-can-drink for
IWS Heineken/liquor specials
$20 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
SATURDAYS
G Green
Lizard
G Beach Bar
$3 Holla: $3
For full
$4 Bud, Bud Light,
for Crown
night life listing,
Bud Ice; $5 Bud Light
Maple, CoroPlatinum; $6 Bacardi
go to:
na Lite,
Cocktails; $6 Bombay
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Smirnoff Ice
Gin Cocktails; $7
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Mango and
Grey Goose Cocktails
1800 CoG Green Lizard
conut
$20 Corona buckets; $5
G Guma Tasa
Coronas; $5 Captain Morgan;
Happy hour drink prices
$5 Crown Royal; $3 Jose Platiall night long
no; $1 Lizard shots
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Clarissa
Torres
Shamrocks 5K club: run the
course and get 30 percent off
all taps; Wing & Pint Night
G The W
Ladies’ Night: Bottomless
drinks for $1
We’ve got
more tattoos
for you in next
month’s issue!
Don’t forget to pick up the
April issue of Pika for the
second part of our tattoo
showcase, tough and tatted!
Follow us on Instagram
@PikaGuam to see what’s
coming up in the next issue.
$3 for Bud Family and $13 for
Bud Family buckets; $4 for
Michelob Ultra, Budlight Platinum, Bacardi Cocktail, Bombay Sapphire Cocktail; $6 for
Grey Goose Cocktails; $3 for
Burnettes shots; and $2 for
Kamakazi shots
G Shamrocks
Midpac beer/liquor specials
SUNDAYS
G Beach Bar
$18 Miller Lite buckets; $4
Miller Lite; $5 Skyy Vodka; $5
Patron XO; $5 Jim Beam Bourbon Whisky
G Cheers
Bud buckets for $15
G Green Lizard
PBR for $3; PBR buckets for
$10; 1800 Reposado (Gold) for
$3; Alize for $3
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attoos are an investment like no other,
a permanent fixture on your skin for the
rest of your life. Here are some things
to consider when investing in this form
of artwork.
T
Design
While knowing what you want for
a tattoo is essential to design, originality is another big thing to consider.
“You should never think of people’s
judgments of your tattoos, but make
sure it’s original to you and not something everybody can go out and get
because it should be special,” tattoo
enthusiast Cassandra Brisard said.
inked. The degree of pain
varies.
“Every single person’s
pain tolerance is different,”
Brisard said.
While her first tattoo hurt,
the ones to follow were easier
to handle.
“Don’t be afraid of the pain
because it’s worth it,” she added.
Price
Aftercare
And like any investment, good artwork is going to cost a good chunk
of change. For Brisard, one tattoo
cost $850, not including tip.
“Honestly, good artwork is not
cheap,” Brisard said. “Cheap art is
not good art. You’re going to live
with it [your whole] life, so you
might as well invest in it.”
Pain
Pain is inevitable when getting
It’s important to follow your
artist’s guidelines when it
comes to tattoo aftercare.
On Guam, sunscreen is
another aftercare product
you don’t want to forget.
“The sun will make
your tattoos fade, especially on Guam,” she
said.
By Quenie Balagot
For Pika
A tattoo inked on U.S.
Navy Master-At-Arms
Cassandra Bisard, 20, is
photographed at the Pika
studio in Hagåtña on Feb.
19.
Rick Cruz/Pika/
[email protected]
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These women have transformed their skin into canvases, illustrating life,
love and experience in
the form of tattoos.
While their indelible
marks capture attention with their
beauty and design, the tattoos
also capture who
these women
are, telling
their stories
like nothing
else can.
Here, they’ll
share the
meaning behind their ink.
J
ezzilyn Eclavea took a different take on her family tattoo
with sugar skulls and roses.
“Everyone, usually, they get
portraits or little symbols. I
was always into sugar
skulls,” she said. “It’s cute
and it’s something I’m into
[and] could represent my family.”
On her arm Eclavea bears a combination
of roses and sugar skulls, with each skull
representing a different member of her
family: one for her husband, another with
a bow for her daughter and a small one
at the back of her arm for her son.
Flowers graze her left thigh and ankle
against a background of flowing water
that crashes down to her ankle.
For Eclavea, the ink won’t stop there.
“There’s more to be added,” she said.
“I’m not finished yet.”
Amanda Francel Blas
Pika
[email protected]
Photos by Steve
Hardy/For Pika
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Model: Jezzilyn
Eclavea
Location: Guam
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P
aris DeLaquil’s tattoos are a tribute to
Guam, which changed her perspective
on where to live. DeLaquil’s tattoos
complement the contour of the female
body with most of the art featured on
her back and thighs. The right side of
her body is covered with different colored flowers, flowing down to her left
thigh with a phoenix.
The left side of her back features a sunset, along with
the powerful words, “Where words fail, music speaks.”
The art trails down to the front of her right thigh with
an ocean theme for the beauty and peace on Guam.
“What makes it so beautiful is kind of the tranquility and
all the serenity and nature that surrounds us,” DeLaquil
said. “So I don’t want to lose that, even when I leave
Guam.”
By Quenie Balagot
For Pika
Photos by Steve Hardy/For Pika
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Model: Paris DeLaquil; Location: Tanguisson Beach
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Quenie Balagot
For Pika
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C
larissa Torres’s tattoos represent her
love of music, life
and family. Her
right arm features
zodiac signs for
each family member: a full moon for
herself, lioness for her sister, a crab for
her mother and an Aquarius and Gemini
for her father and her son. The rose she
bears also represents her mother and sister, another testament to family.
Torres also wears a broken heart with
stitches on her left shoulder, representing
the people in her life who hold her together.
Her left arm features lyrics from the
band Tool that speak of living and celebrating the moment, while other tattoos celebrating music and her
favorite bands grace her body.
“Music is a powerful thing,” Torres said. “It heals you emotionally
and mentally.”
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Model: Clarissa Torres; Location: Guma Tasa. Photos by Steve Hardy/For Pika
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nauro pose for a
photo during the
grand opening of The
Colosseum in Tumon
on Feb. 3.
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ducted live tattooing
Maya Wong and Jennifer Camacho pose
for a photo during the grand opening of
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The Colosseum in Tumon on Feb. 3.
Alice Berman checks herself in the mirror
DJ Pogi spins the ones and twos during
with a promising purchase in her hand
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the grand opening of The Colosseum in
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during the grand opening of The Colosseum
Tumon on Feb. 3.
in Tumon on Feb. 3.
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Christian Franquez and Raymond Laguana pose for a photo during the grand
opening of The Colosseum in Tumon on
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Rae Fernandez during the grand opening
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