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January 19, 2010 at 6:55pm

Psst: Do you yoga?

FOUND THIS ON THE TACOMA ART LISTSERV >>>

Ruby Chambers, she of the Ruby Collection in Tacoma's Opera Alley, posted this on the TacomaArt listserv:

I am currently putting together a beautiful studio in downtown Tacoma, it will be 900 sq ft, cork floors and floor to ceiling windows, with 13 ft tall ceilings, exposed beams in a historical building. I will manage the space and rent the studio out by the hour, or day. Instructors can reserve space ahead of time to promote it and send schedules out to their students. It can be used for a multiple of workout uses, Pilates, yoga, karate, dance, etc. It is scheduled to open in May of this year. Please contact me if you are interested in using something like this. Please email me at rubychambers@gmail.com.
Filed under: Tacoma, News To Us, Business, Health,

October 21, 2009 at 9:11am

1022 South new menu party

RON SWARNER: COCKTAILS WITH A NUTRITIOUS TWIST >>>

1022-300-10-22 Thursday, Oct. 22, 1022 South â�" a craft cocktail lounge in Tacomaâ��s Hilltop neighborhood â�" will throw a party to celebrate its new menu featuring more than 40 innovative, and in some cases, curative handcrafted cocktails. Beginning at 4 p.m., drinkers will be able to sip the new concoctions for $6 a pop.

Since this lounge opened in March 2009, bar manager Chris Langston and crew have entertained drinkers with discussions ranging from fermentation yeasts to ice density â�" offering a vibe and drink menu that suggests a throwback to the pre-Prohibition era when tempting cocktails and stimulating conversation highlighted a cosmopolitan American nightlife. With ingredients such as housemade bitters, botanical infusions and herbs including yohimbe, damiana and tulsi gracing the stemware, itâ��s safe to tag the folks behind 1022â��s bar as apothecary rather than bartenders.

What peaks piquesmy attention most regarding the new menu â�" since my daughterâ��s school is all but shut down due to the flu â�" are the quasi-elixirs Langston and crew have invented. Are prune-tinis on the menu? Will the glasses be rimmed with wheat germ?

Whatever exotic ingredients swirl I�m sure they�ll bring longevity, energy, and an exceptional buzz.

[1022 South, Thursday, Oct. 22, 4 p.m. to 2 a.m., no cover, 1022 S. J St., Tacoma, 253.627.8588]

LINK: Previously on Spew

Filed under: Food & Drink, Health, Tacoma,

October 6, 2009 at 9:23am

Morning Spew

NEWS TEAM: GOOD MORNING SOUTH SOUND >>>

Snug: Microsoft donates $100,000 to approve R-71. (Slog)

Clinton, Gates: U.S. in Afghanistan for long haul. (CNN)

Rwanda Queen-Killing Suspect: Gotcha. (BBC)

Doh!: The British Department of Health is spending nearly $1 million to sponsor episodes of The Simpsonsas part of its new Change4Life health campaign. (Reuters)

Hey Michael Vick!: The Supreme Court discusses whether free speech includes the distribution and sale of bloody pit bull fighting videos. (Fox News)

In Cyberspace, Everyone Can Hear You Scream: Google’s email system, Gmail, has been targeted as part of an “industry-wide” scheme with over 60,000 names and passwords posted online. (BBC)

August 25, 2009 at 6:54pm

Don't Inject Me (the Swine Flu Vaccine Song)

Filed under: Health, Music,

August 20, 2009 at 9:11am

Morning Spew

August 11, 2009 at 8:25am

Morning Spew

July 28, 2009 at 7:42am

Morning Spew

July 27, 2009 at 10:31am

Cool TV

MICHAEL SWAN: SOME LIKE IT COLD >>>

Cool-TV South Sounders tend to get creative in the helter swelter. Besides crafting explicit fantasies about sitting on a block of ice or getting clocked by an exploding fire hydrant, the stuff soft-drink commercials are made of, our survival in the summer heat includes many cooling down alternatives. Like television.

Click! Cable TV has invented Cool TV. If you need a psychosomatic injection of chill, the Tacoma-based cable television company advises its customers to click on “Click! 1” (channel 1 for those with cable receivers or channel 117 for those without a receiver) through Thursday for pictures of recent winter snowstorms in the Tacoma area snapped by Kevin Freitas. The pictures will be accompanied by appropriate music and sounds of the season.

Of course, while you mentally chill on Click 1, your body is slowly dying of heat exhaustion. Be sure to click on the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department Web site for tips on surviving the heat.

Filed under: Health, Screens, Tacoma,

July 6, 2009 at 12:12am

5 Things To Do: Monday

MICHAEL SWAN: MONDAY, JULY 6, 2009 >>>

5-Things-76 1. What's better than reading? Howabout reading graphic novels- basically sick ass comic books for grown up children. And what's better than reading graphic novels? Howabout talking about graphic novels with an eclectic group of graphic novel enthusiasts and newcomers to the genre. And what's better than all of the above? Howabout all of the above plus booze.  Now you understand the beauty of Kings Book's Graphic Novel Book Club at 7 p.m. inside the 1022 South lounge. They will discuss American Born Chinese by Gene Luen Yang.

2. Ron Hinson is showing a series of paintings based on Alice in Wonderland at Childhood's End in Olympia from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Read the full review here.

3. The Young Professionals Network of Tacoma-Pierce County will team up with Cascade Regional Blood Services and hello cupcake to sponsor a Blood Drive from 4:30-7 p.m. next to Cutters Point in downtown Tacoma.  Each person who donates will receive a free cupcake from hello cupcake.

4. DJ Jason Diamond spins roots reggae during The New Frontier Lounge's Rebel Monday at 9 p.m.

5. Rockaraoke at Jazzbones starts at 9 p.m.

LINK: Live music and DJs in the South Sound

LINK: Local movie starting times

LINK: South Sound Restaurant Guide

July 2, 2009 at 3:34am

Bottle rockets, beer and lost fingers

MATT DRISCOLL: FOURTH OF JULY IN THE SOUTH SOUND >>>

Volcano-cover-column-7_2 The Fourth of July has always been about blowing stuff up. The Weekly Volcano provides a run down of where to buy fireworks, where to set them off (legally) and ... how to get to the nearest ER â€" right here.

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