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Bill White on August 26th, 2010
Growing up in Lakewood, basketball and tennis were my sports of choice. It wasn’t until college that I fell in love with the game of golf. I found it the perfect sport for the highly competitive, playing both against my partners and old man par. A girlfriend once dumped me because
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Bill White on April 30th, 2010
You want the The Ranger or Northwest Airlifter? Got distribution questions? Contact our Circulation Department. If you would like to carry the Ranger or Northwest Airlifter in your business, or suggest a distribution location, the Circulation Department can help you. BUSINESS HOURS 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday MAILING ADDRESS Distribution, c/o
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Bill White on May 21st, 2009
Openings CHERRY BLOSSOMS: A dying man is devastated when his wife suddenly dies while visiting family in Berlin. After her death, Rudi discovers he had no idea the level of sacrifice Trudi had made to be with him and dedicates his remaining time to fulfilling Trudi’s unfulfilled dreams by traveling to
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Bill White on May 14th, 2009
Openings ANGELS & DEMONS: In adapting another of author Dan Brown's religious-mystery page turners, Ron Howard wisely gave in to its beat-the-clock thriller elements, which makes for a more enjoyable summer-movie experience. But its twists, turns and revelations are just as ridiculous as those in "The Da Vinci Code" — perhaps
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Bill White on May 7th, 2009
Openings ANGELS & DEMONS: Tom Hanks and director Ron Howard return to Da Vinci Code territory with this adaptation of author Dan Brown's first book, a prequel of sorts to Da Vinci. This one's aimed squarely at a more mature audience. (PG-13) – Michael Swan Century Federal Way:
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Bill White on April 30th, 2009
Openings BATTLE FOR TERRA: Aliens attack Terra. But the aliens are humans, and Terra is a peaceful planet inhabited by cute tadpole-like creatures with features of mermaids and seahorses. An imaginative animated sci-fi fantasy, with an excellent voice cast, although must everything be resolved in a big battle scene? The 3-D
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Bill White on April 23rd, 2009
Openings THE BLACK BALLOON: An Australian family deals with the mood swings of an autistic son. Seen through the eyes of the boy’s slightly younger teenage brother, the film involves the daily tensions of the family and his own uncertain entry into romance. Toni Collette is superb as the mother; model
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Bill White on April 16th, 2009
Openings 17 AGAIN: An unhappy man in his late 30s is transported back to his body at 17 and gets a chance to fix things with his alienated family. Zac Efron is a charmer as the teenager, and there is a completely unanticipated fanboy-fangirl romance that is comic genius. Pleasant, harmless.
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Bill White on April 9th, 2009
Openings BEER WARS LIVE: Documentary featuring Ben Stein and behind-the-scene footage of the American Beer Industry. A riveting live discussion follows. (PG-13) – Bill White Century Federal Way: Thurs, April 16 8. Century Olympia: Thurs, April 16 8. DRAGONBALL EVOLUTION: A team of warriors with special
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Bill White on April 2nd, 2009
Openings ADVENTURELAND: Director Greg Mottola, who made the rather wonderful Superbad, is back now with a sweeter story, more quietly funny, again about a hero who believes he may be a virgin outstaying his shelf life. Jesse Eisenberg, from The Squid and the Whale, plays James, who has a degree in
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