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Music Critics' Picks: Nasalrod, The Classical, Rocky Sandoval

Critics' Picks

Music Critics' Picks: Nasalrod, The Classical, Rocky Sandoval

[PUNK] + FRI, FEB. 27-28 Setting aside any of the other qualities that I'll be billboarding about Nasalrod, the one thing that you need to know is that they're a lot of goddamn fun. The punk rock Portland foursome create impossibly energetic music that doesn't so much pummel as it grabs

Feedbag: Lunch at Marrow, Brix 25 Tuesdays, moonshine ...

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Feedbag: Lunch at Marrow, Brix 25 Tuesdays, moonshine ...

LUNCH AT MARROW Marrow Kitchen & Bar (2717 Sixth Ave., Tacoma) has been concocting compelling eats and drinks for the dinner crowd. We're happy to announce the Sixth Avenue seasonal eats and drinks sensation now serves lunch beginning at 11 a.m. Tuesday-Saturday. SIDE DISH There's still time to take advantage of Stanley

South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Nov. 11

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South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Nov. 11

ACOUSTIC/FOLK/CELTIC Stonegate Pizza Tacoma - South. Billy Stoops Acoustic Jam. 21+. 9 pm. Mandolin Cafe Tacoma - Central. Christopher Scott Mitchell. All Ages. 7 pm. NC. Dave Randel. All Ages. 8 pm. NC. Liquid Soul Coffee Roy. Open Mic. Hosted by David Wayne. All Ages. 7 pm. NC. Traditions Cafe and World Folk Art

Through Friday, Dec. 31: "The Art of Weaving"

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Through Friday, Dec. 31: "The Art of Weaving"

The Tacoma Weavers' Guild celebrates its 75 anniversary with a huge textile show opening Friday, Nov. 12 inside Handforth Gallery and historical displays in the Northwest Room - both at the Tacoma Public Library Main Branch. We can tell their Art of Weaving show a big deal because the Guild

Through March 1: "Angels In America, Part 2: Perestroika"

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Through March 1: "Angels In America, Part 2: Perestroika"

I spent last week in the skin of a monster. I'm playing Roy Cohn, the very real attorney who guided the knife point of Sen. Joseph McCarthy's Red Scare, then adamantly denied his own homosexuality even as he was dying of AIDS. He's a character in Tony

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Friday, Feb. 27-Saturday, Feb. 28: Nasalrod

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Friday, Feb. 27-Saturday, Feb. 28: Nasalrod

Setting aside any of the other qualities that I'll be billboarding about Nasalrod, the one thing that you need to know is that they're a lot of goddamn fun. The punk rock Portland foursome create impossibly energetic music that doesn't so much pummel as it grabs you by the shoulders

Score with the seafood

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Score with the seafood

Budd Bay Cafe Where: 525 Columbia St. NW, Olympia, 360.357.6963 Hours: 6:30 a.m.- 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 6:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday and Saturday,  9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday Cuisine: Seafood Scene: Casual Drinkies: Standard non-alcoholic beverages Prices: $10-$30 I really wanted to like Budd Bay Cafe. I have gone twice for breakfast and once for dinner,

Generation X, meet Generation OMFG

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Generation X, meet Generation OMFG

Marty McFly was a high school senior in 1985. So was I. Marty's dad wrote science fiction and bought him a sweet pickup. Mine, on the other hand, discouraged me from writing science fiction and borrowed radio parts from my hand-me-down Chevy Malibu, a car that couldn't have achieved 88

2nd Brigade begins construction of its memorial at Joint Base Lewis-McChord

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2nd Brigade begins construction of its memorial at Joint Base Lewis-McChord

A single, light blue handled shovel stuck into the ground caught my eye. The color was apt; light blue is the color of the infantry, the Army's oldest branch. As to shovel, its purpose was to turn a piece of earth marking a sacred place for the construction of a memorial honoring

Thursday, Feb. 26: "John Kennedy: the Man, Myth and Legend"

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Thursday, Feb. 26: "John Kennedy: the Man, Myth and Legend"

We've all seen the footage: President John F. Kennedy in the gleaming dark blue limousine, smiling and waving at the crowd, and then the shot rings out in Dealey Plaza, and everything in a relatively mundane presidential moment has become a piece of history. Author and journalist Dean R. Owen

3 DRINK MINIMUM: Mama Stortini's Restaurant

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3 DRINK MINIMUM: Mama Stortini's Restaurant

Occasionally, my immunity is compromised and sneaky cold germs infiltrate what I usually consider to be strong barrier walls inside my body.  Damn those bastards. Germs are ugly, villainous invaders with nothing good to say, do or think about. As a matter of fact, they remind me of one certain

Friday, Feb. 27-Saturday, Feb. 28: Tommy Castro and the Painkillers

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Friday, Feb. 27-Saturday, Feb. 28: Tommy Castro and the Painkillers

Award-winning guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Tommy Castro is famed for his signature brand of tough, rocking rhythm and blues. With his eyes and ears firmly on the future, Castro, along with The Painkillers - original Tommy Castro Band bassist Randy McDonald, Bowen Brown on drums and James Pace on keyboards - has stripped

Through June 7: "Eloquent Objects: Georgia O'Keeffe and Still-Life Art in New Mexico"

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Through June 7: "Eloquent Objects: Georgia O'Keeffe and Still-Life Art in New Mexico"

I can hardly wait to see "Eloquent Objects: Georgia O'Keeffe and Still-Life Art in New Mexico" at Tacoma Art Museum. As a matter of fact, I won't wait; I'll preview it now instead of writing my regular review column, and then I will review it for the

Visual Edge: Georgia O'Keeffe and Still Life Art in New Mexico

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Visual Edge: Georgia O'Keeffe and Still Life Art in New Mexico

I can hardly wait to see "Eloquent Objects: Georgia O'Keeffe and Still-Life Art in New Mexico" at Tacoma Art Museum. As a matter of fact, I won't wait; I'll preview it now instead of writing my regular review column, and then I will review it for the March 12 Weekly

A gathering of colors

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A gathering of colors

The soldier's eye never moved as he stood at attention surrounded in a cloth sea of red, white and blue. Patriotism and a sense of sacrifice bring about that kind of reaction. Yesterday afternoon, more than 75 organizations converged on and in Tacoma's Stadium High School's gymnasium for the area's 30th annual

Monday, March 2: Greta Jane and Vince Brown

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Monday, March 2: Greta Jane and Vince Brown

Eighty-two years ago, America's short-lived flirtation with a ban on alcohol came to an end. With no Prohibition, gone was the thrill of secret passwords, false storefronts and a bit of lawlessness. But in the last year, Olympia has enjoyed a harkening back to those days of excess - Dillingers

Saturday, Feb. 28: Total Experience Concert Choir

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Saturday, Feb. 28: Total Experience Concert Choir

Seattle's acclaimed Total Experience Gospel Choir, led by the Rev. Pat Wright, has performed all over the world, has made numerous recordings, has included Sanjaya (American Idol) and Ray Dalton (Macklemore/Lewis), and has been the featured group in the annual Seattle production of Langston Hughes' Black Nativity. The Total Experience

Sunday, March 1: Sword and Laser

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Sunday, March 1: Sword and Laser

Reading science-fiction books is not generally thought of as a "social activity" on par with, say paint-balling or watching NASCAR. This could be due at least in part to the cruel, negative social stereotypes surrounding sci-fi, driving its readers into the literary closet. Everyone could be reading science fiction, and

Tuesday, March 3: Chinese New Year

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Tuesday, March 3: Chinese New Year

Yielding, softness, centeredness, slowness, balancing, suppleness and rootedness are all characteristics of the ancient Chinese practice of Tai Chi. They are evident in names of the movements, like "Cloud hands," and in the movements themselves. The principle of Tai Chi can also be summed up in the title awarded to

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