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Pecha Kucha Night Tacoma 005

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Pecha Kucha Night Tacoma 005

The word "environment" has rapidly become an all-encompassing term to reflect the world we live in and the world we create. Pecha Kucha Night Tacoma No. 005 - to be held Tuesday, April 20 in downtown's Bone Dry Shoe Building - will feature speakers sharing their views and reflections of

Soldiers read to children

Military Life

Soldiers read to children

Capt. Jayme Hansen won't be able to tuck in his two children each night while he's on his yearlong deployment to Afghanistan. But that doesn't mean the Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldier can't read to them. Hansen, who left April 2 with the 62nd Medical Brigade, took time at the United Service Organization's

Social workers play vital role at Madigan

Health

Social workers play vital role at Madigan

For decades, people have had misconceptions about social workers. Some confuse social work with social services, while others think that social workers can provide financial assistance. Although these statements are untrue, social workers play a vital role in improving the lives of the people with whom they come in contact. "We are not

3rd Stryker soldiers nab quarter awards

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3rd Stryker soldiers nab quarter awards

DIYALA, Iraq - The best of the best from the 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division gathered at Forward Operating Base Warhorse, Iraq, to compete against each other for the title of the Best Soldier or the Best Non-Commissioned Officer of the Quarter, April 10. Emerging victorious after a

Responsible drawdown: 17th Fires packing

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Responsible drawdown: 17th Fires packing

COB BASRA, Iraq - U.S. forces have already begun redeploying to their home bases in accordance with the Security of Forces Agreement with the Iraqi government, which states that by September 1, 2010, U.S. forces will drawdown to 50,000 troops in the country. "Units are going to have to conduct operations

Wednesday, July 2: Summer Dance Party

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Wednesday, July 2: Summer Dance Party

You can't profess to love hip-hop without having, at the least, a passing appreciation for the foundation. You don't get Outkast or Dr. Dre without EPMD. There's no Jay Z without Rakim. The Geto Boys helped open up the South. Afrika Bambaataa, The Rock Steady Crew, Grandmaster flash, Kurtis Blow,

Wednesday, July 2: Zine Revolution Workshop

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Wednesday, July 2: Zine Revolution Workshop

Remember before the Internet when the only way to discover the local underground punk rock scene, slow food, yurt-builders, Kierkegaard or Shannon Doherty was to read bits of typed paper from someone pulling an all-nighter at Kinko's? Today, it's called Tumblr. Yet oddly enough, old school zines are experiencing a

Eat and drink your way to fame

Features

Eat and drink your way to fame

The common definition of the word "sport" usually goes something like this: an athletic activity requiring skill or physical prowess and often of a competitive nature.  This vague definition leaves a lot open for interpretation. A buddy of mine asked me whether or not I thought competitive eating was a sport.

Theater Review: Very midsummer rock madness at Harlequin Productions

Stage

Theater Review: Very midsummer rock madness at Harlequin Productions

So that's what all the fuss was about! Harlequin has staged its homegrown production of A Rock ‘n' Roll Twelfth Night four times before, but not since 2003, five years before I arrived in Washington. I'd heard glowing reviews of the show and even listened to its entertaining CD, but

Legendary Locals of Lakewood

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Legendary Locals of Lakewood

One of the most beautiful things about studying history is finding new discoveries along familiar and well-traveled paths. It is that discovery process that makes history so rich and vibrant. Even better: having these terrific discoveries right in one's own backyard. This is especially true for local authors Steve Dunkelberger and

Theater Review: Frankly, "Moonlight and Magnolias" is damn good

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Theater Review: Frankly, "Moonlight and Magnolias" is damn good

Adjusted for inflation, the epic film Gone with the Wind retains a healthy lead on Avatar and Star Wars as the most lucrative in history. Pop quiz, hotshot: what was author Margaret Mitchell's follow-up to Gone with the Wind? If your brain refuses to kick out a title, that's because

10 things to do in Tacoma

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10 things to do in Tacoma

Oh, Tacoma. You are so weird and so wonderful. I've been here a long time, old friend, and I so get you, you little charmer, you! Why the sweet emotion, T-town? Well, you've made it kiddo. People like you from near and far. We long-timers knew the day would come when

Music Critics' Picks: Flexin Fridays, BriFest 2014, It's OK!, The Thermals

Critics' Picks

Music Critics' Picks: Flexin Fridays, BriFest 2014, It's OK!, The Thermals

[RAP] + FRI, JUNE 20 Flexin' Fridays, hosted by Block Mogul Entertainment, features four performances and DJ Strawberry to play sets and shut the party down when it's time to get yo boogie on. With L Roc, Young Soda, Jack Mov and L Hammond scheduled to perform; you'll be introduced (if you

Sunday, June 22: FISH Food Benefit Concert

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Sunday, June 22: FISH Food Benefit Concert

It's like money in dog years. For FISH Food Banks of Pierce County, every dollar raised has seven times the buying power. Based on this math, last year's Maurice The Fish Records' (MTFR) benefit concert brought in nearly $50,000 to help feed the hungry. Taking place this Sunday,

Womberang, Gypsies

Live & CD Reviews

Womberang, Gypsies

Last night the Tacoma skies painted the sidewalks with rain and the moon was reluctant to show its face. These conditions are not ideal for most outings, but they made a night of rock music in The Den's warm backspace more appealing than usual. After my wife, the 7-year-old and

Maurice The Fish Records showcases talent at FISH Food Benefit Concert

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Maurice The Fish Records showcases talent at FISH Food Benefit Concert

It's like money in dog years. For FISH Food Banks of Pierce County, every dollar raised has seven times the buying power. Based on this math, last year's Maurice The Fish Records' (MTFR) benefit concert brought in nearly $50,000 to help feed the hungry. Taking place this Sunday, June 22, eight

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Sheen on!

This week I’ll be bringing you to a restaurant that’s very near and dear to me. It’s one that I’m proud of because it matches my ambition and dedication. It’s one that I’ll always adore no matter what people say. Indochine. First things first, for the official record it’s pronounced as Indo-“sheen,” not chine. And

Healthful butter suggestions from Your Kitchen Beautician

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Healthful butter suggestions from Your Kitchen Beautician

The classic 1980s television commercials for the I Can't Believe It's Not Butter! margarine product featured characters literally falling head over heels in love with its taste. I Can't Believe It's Not Butter! was deemed just as tasty as real butter in the ad, but without all the fat and

Sundays: Dayclub

Viva South Sound

Sundays: Dayclub

People like eating outside, and they'll stop at almost nothing to do it. They will choke down steaming food as mysterious water droplets rain down from air conditioners above. Crowd a party of eight into one pitiful corner of shade. Inhale exhaust fumes along with aromas of

Feedbag: Hilltop Urban Gardens, pig roast and Dayclub

Food Matters

Feedbag: Hilltop Urban Gardens, pig roast and Dayclub

HILLTOP URBAN GARDENS Hilltop Urban Gardens (South 19th and Ainsworth, Tacoma), also known as HUG, is now open 12:30-2 p.m. Monday-Thursday, through Aug. 21. Summer festivities will include the distribution of lunches and snacks to folks of all ages, as well as activities based around gardening, harvesting, social justice and our

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