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FALL ARTS: Weekly Volcano's theater critic's picks

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FALL ARTS: Weekly Volcano's theater critic's picks

WEIRD SCIENCE   Harlequin searches for the perfect 10   Originally, the next slot at Harlequin Productions was to be filled by my favorite play of all time, Cyrano de Bergerac. ("We are the Gascony cadets!") So imagine my disappointment when that show's lead, Kerry Skalsky, tore his Achilles tendon, forcing director Scot Whitney

Through Oct. 29: "The Love List"

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Through Oct. 29: "The Love List"

Originally, the next slot at Harlequin Productions was to be filled by my favorite play of all time, Cyrano de Bergerac. ("We are the Gascony cadets!") So imagine my disappointment when that show's lead, Kerry Skalsky, tore his Achilles tendon, forcing director Scot Whitney into panic mode. His

FALL ARTS: TAO goes questing

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FALL ARTS: TAO goes questing

This being the Fall Arts Guide, it may seem odd to devote space to a behind-the-scenes look at Theater Artists Olympia (TAO), a group which may or may not have any art on the boards this fall. But the real story about TAO for 2011-2012 is that there is a

FALL ARTS: Big shows critic's picks

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FALL ARTS: Big shows critic's picks

WALK THIS WAY Young Frankenstein Do you enjoy comedy? Do you like bliss? Then you'll want to catch the musical Newsday called "blissfully funny," Mel Brooks's adaptation of Young Frankenstein. It was developed in Seattle in 2007 and hit Broadway two years later. A mostly faithful translation of the 1974 movie, it

FALL ARTS: Holy hand grenade!

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FALL ARTS: Holy hand grenade!

In 35 years of doing and seeing theater, I've caught plenty of huge touring shows, but never went backstage at any. With Monty Python's Spamalot only two months away at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts, I toured the facility to learn what's involved in bringing such a grand

Vacation tips

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Vacation tips

Spring is near and you deserve a vacation. To get the most for your money, whether you're active-duty, retired or a veteran, take advantage of the following opportunities. All Veterans Take advantage of the Veterans Holidays (VH) Program, which offers seven-night resort stays during off-peak dates for pennies on the dollar. To maximize

PLACE: Tahoma Market

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PLACE: Tahoma Market

Place: Tahoma Market Located: Highway 99 in Fife Disregard: The faux casino next door Unless: You have a surplus of nickels Because: It's primarily nickel slots Unlike: A real casino Which: Allows you to blow more cash With: One roll of a dice Such as: Craps So, like I said: Disregard the faux casino next door   If you haven't heard

BITE US: Lunch in Italy

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BITE US: Lunch in Italy

There are a few options when looking for a budget-conscious and satisfying lunch in the Proctor District. A recent trip to Europa Bistro yielded a quick midday repast of garlicky zucchini chunks sautéed until tender topped with tangy goat cheese. The smoked salmon pasta in light and creamy Alfredo sauce

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Soldiers step toward 'Financial Peace'

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Soldiers step toward 'Financial Peace'

Financial debt has the power to bring stress into your personal and professional life. From marital problems to obtaining a security clearance, your finances can keep you from doing the things you want to accomplish. To help soldiers and their families avoid any of these issues, the 593rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command

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McChord Fitness managers help Reservists maintain excellence

Some people outside of the military may not link "Reservist" and "fit to fight" in the same phrase, or even in the same paragraph. For that reason, many people might not guess that half of the Reservists in the 446th Airlift Wing who had fitness

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Washington State Patriotic Day

"There was a need for not only the military and veterans, but the general American public, especially youth, to concentrate on and reaffirm their patriotism to the United States of America." - Maj. Gen. John Hemphill For the third year, the Puget Sound Chapter of the Military Order of the World

A fair and equitable force

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A fair and equitable force

The Defense Department has a "higher expectation" of deployability by its forces, Defense Secretary James N. Mattis said last week. Speaking with reporters on a return flight from Germany to Washington, the secretary said the undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness last week defined a problem that initially was brought

Wednesday, Sept. 14: Big Friction Jam

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Wednesday, Sept. 14: Big Friction Jam

There was a time when the Big Friction Jam at Jazzbones was THE place to be for Sunday night maxin', relaxin' and jammin'. Powered by the groove-heavy leanings of saxophonist Brett "Big Friction" Cummings, and aptly backed by a rhythm section the South Sound knows well - drummer Darin Watkins

Friday, Sept. 9: Sok and the Faggots

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Friday, Sept. 9: Sok and the Faggots

Naming a band Sok and the Faggots is kind of the musical equivalent of setting a height requirement. If you're able to accept the name, you've passed the first of the many, deliberately offensive tests set by Sok and the Faggots. The Faggots are followers of a style set by

Friday, Sept. 9: Learning Team

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Friday, Sept. 9: Learning Team

You can hardly blame contemporary indie bands from wanting to venture to a happy, more peaceful, less wholly-craptacular place through music. With the world around us disintegrating into bickering, hopelessness, tireless marketing campaigns, rampant stupidity and way more hapless finger-pointing than answers, a break from it all would be nice

Thursday, Sept. 8: Upstairs Downstairs

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Thursday, Sept. 8: Upstairs Downstairs

The lead singer of Upstairs Downstairs sounds like Chrissie Hynde from the Pretenders, which pretty much seals it for me. I suppose I should say more, but those cool and soulful, yet laid-back and sarcastic vocals do so much speaking on their own. Upstairs Downstairs, if you need to know,

Saturday, Sept. 10: Touch A Truck

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Saturday, Sept. 10: Touch A Truck

Sprinker Recreation Center will give kids of all ages the chance to "Touch a Truck" Saturday - for FREE. Now, we all know how much kids love trucks and touching stuff - so this one should be a winner. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. kids in attendance will have

Through Wednesday, Sept. 21: "The Whale"

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Through Wednesday, Sept. 21: "The Whale"

As fall approaches, our thoughts turn to whale watching. And puking. This is the time of year the northern resident orcas feed in Johnson Strait off Vancouver Island. And we puke every time we cross the Strait of Juan de Fuca by boat. Every. Time. Therefore, we're going to grab

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