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Dietary supplements removed from Exchanges due to health concerns

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Dietary supplements removed from Exchanges due to health concerns

The Department of Defense has implemented a temporary moratorium on the sales of products containing DMAA within military facilities. The moratorium will remain in effect pending further review of relevant scientific evidence and reported events, officials said. Recent reports show that two Soldier deaths and

Through Feb. 4: "Cold Fusion"

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Through Feb. 4: "Cold Fusion"

Cold Fusion at B2 Fine Art is the second part of a two-part exhibition. The first part, Hot Fusion, was last summer. Hot summer, cold winter, and a few of the same artists: Scott J. Morgan, Judy Hintz Cox, Todd Clark and photographer Jeff. G. Mitchell. All of the

BITE US: Cart optional (closed)

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BITE US: Cart optional (closed)

At the newly opened Lobster House in Tacoma's International District a range of Chinese dishes can be had; radish cakes, congee (rice porridge), chicken feet, salt and pepper squid, chow mein, walnut prawns, hum bao, chow fun and the hot ticket item of the moment: dim sum. Think of dim

Sunday, Jan. 1: Polar Bear Plunge

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Sunday, Jan. 1: Polar Bear Plunge

Here at the Weekly Volcano we take our showers warm. We're kind of wimps. But there are plenty of tough, adventurous, rosy-cheeked folks out there who live on the edge, no doubt partaking in activities like Sunday's Polar Bear Plunge at Point Defiance Marina. According to hype, Sunday's New Year's

Saturday, Dec. 31: New Year's Eve with Rock-Bot

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Saturday, Dec. 31: New Year's Eve with Rock-Bot

Chances are you'll celebrate New Year's Eve one way or another. Either you have magnificent plans, or maybe you don't. But when the time comes you'll be looking for something ... anything ... to do on the big night. Sitting at home in your depressing apartment on New Year's Eve

Saturday, Dec. 31: The Spinners

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Saturday, Dec. 31: The Spinners

The ‘70s may always be remembered best for bands like Journey, Foghat and the Bee Gees, but the Spinners are one of the few bands that unfairly slipped through the cracks. Bobble Tiki, for one, is glad that more than 35 years later, as he dances before the Spinners Saturday

Saturday, Dec. 31: The BroHo's New Year's Eve Party

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Saturday, Dec. 31: The BroHo's New Year's Eve Party

The Brotherhood Lounge in Olympia tops the dichotomy list. At the heart of this red-walled haven of booze, dancing and debauchery are community and solidarity. You see, while you kiss the closest beautiful face at midnight - colorful balloons dropping all around and your head dizzy with drinks - you

Saturday, Dec. 31: Fab 5 Mini Jam

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Saturday, Dec. 31: Fab 5 Mini Jam

As part of First Night Tacoma, FAB 5 - a beloved Tacoma-based institution that works to better the lives of young people through art and community building - will host a "mini jam" at the Broadway Graffiti Garages. According to hype, the event will feature, "live painting, emcee performances, breakdance

Saturday, Dec. 31: First Night

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Saturday, Dec. 31: First Night

First Night Tacoma - an annual, all-ages, family-friendly, alcohol-free New Year's Eve celebration - follows the Chinese lunar calendar, and this year is the year of the dragon.  In this spirit there will be two large dragons making an appearance at the festival - a 35-foot creation by Metro Parks

"Cold Fusion"

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"Cold Fusion"

Cold Fusion at B2 Fine Art is the second part of a two-part exhibition. The first part, Hot Fusion, was last summer. Hot summer, cold winter, and a few of the same artists: Scott J. Morgan, Judy Hintz Cox, Todd Clark and photographer Jeff. G. Mitchell. All of the work is

The sum of parts

Music

The sum of parts

Maybe it's just me, but I get a palpable sensation of excitement when I flip over an album or take a look at its liner notes and learn the 10-track album is in and out in 25 minutes flat. My heart quickens. I grew up on oldies radio at a

Thursday, Jan. 5: The Young Evils

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Thursday, Jan. 5: The Young Evils

This is a band, led by songwriter Troy Nelson and the female voice of Mackenzie Mercer, that approaches the act of songwriting almost as a dare: How tight, bright and ebullient can you make each song while still maintaining the certain gobsmacking efficacy that comes with taking in a great

Best of Olympia 2019: Elizabeth Lord

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Best of Olympia 2019: Elizabeth Lord

It's not Elizabeth Lord's first time receiving accolades from Weekly Volcano readers, having won the title of Best Actress multiple times. This does mark the first instance, though, where she's also laying claim to Arts Scene MVP. It only makes sense, really, to consider Lord a valuable player -- since

Saturday, Dec. 31: Czar

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Saturday, Dec. 31: Czar

My, what a strange duck Czar is. Combining elements of black metal and jazz fusion in what amounts to a head-on collision of tonal opposites, the ultimate result is the realization that - despite the obvious disparities in sound and effect - these two genres are actually quite similar in

Saturday, Dec. 31: Hip-Hop New Year's Eve

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Saturday, Dec. 31: Hip-Hop New Year's Eve

$krilla, one of the best party-throwers/planners/promoters in town, is throwing a New Year's Eve show at Krickets in Spanaway with The Gonzo Family, Blue Nose Music and hosted by Tak Patron. I can personally attest that $krilla consistently throws good New Year's Eve shows. He has the performances wrap

Friday, Dec. 30: James Hilborne & The Painkillers

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Friday, Dec. 30: James Hilborne & The Painkillers

The music of James Hilborne and the Painkillers would be odd in any number of places, but, in Tacoma, it's more or less an anomaly. Ostensibly, the Painkillers play Americana: streaks of country twang and blues rock run through the band's songs, but these elements are accompanied by errant spells

3 DRINK MINIMUM: Engine House No. 9

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3 DRINK MINIMUM: Engine House No. 9

When most people are tolerating annoying family members and muttering the phrase, "You can't pick your family" under their eggnog-permeated breath, I'm smiling on the inside because when your friends are your family the old rule is overturned. I pick my friends; therefore I have picked my family. To put myself in

CRITICS' PICKS: James Hilborne & The Painkillers, Czar, The Young Evils, and New Year's Eve Hip-Hop

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CRITICS' PICKS: James Hilborne & The Painkillers, Czar, The Young Evils, and New Year's Eve Hip-Hop

JAMES HILBORNE & THE PAINKILLERS >>> Friday, December 30 The music of James Hilborne and the Painkillers would be odd in any number of places, but, in Tacoma, it's more or less an anomaly. Ostensibly, the Painkillers play Americana: streaks of country twang and blues rock run through the band's songs, but

Goodbye gluttony

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Goodbye gluttony

As a food writer and admitted sugar junkie, I've taken advantage of the rich foods made available to me this holiday season. But with the holiday season drawing to a close, January and February become a natural time for change.  To usher in the end of my holiday gluttony and

2011: The Year in Tacoma Music

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2011: The Year in Tacoma Music

In a city where residents can simultaneously be too quick to self-congratulate and wear their shortcomings and bitterness like a talisman, I must approach a year-end summary of Tacoma's music scene largely with optimism, but also a necessary pragmatism. In my opinion (three words one should strongly remember in the

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