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The Muse (1999)
Critics Consensus: Despite quirky and original writing, the subject matter feels too removed to produce laughs.
Critics Consensus: Despite quirky and original writing, the subject matter feels too removed to produce laughs.
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Actor/writer/director Albert Brooks turns his satiric gaze on the film industry in this comedy about a screenwriter who has hit a rough patch. Steven Philips (played by Brooks) has enjoyed a celebrated career in Hollywood, but one day he has a meeting with his agent, who informs him his career is suddenly going nowhere. Steven quickly finds himself at the end of his rope and is unable to put a decent sentence on paper. Desperate, he hears that there's a bona fide muse in Hollywood, Sarah (played by Sharon Stone), who might be able to help with his problems. The writer contacts Sarah, hoping a good, stong dose of inspiration will get his career back on track. However, Sarah's late hours and endless demands don't do much to help Steven's relationship with his wife (Andie MacDowell). The Muse features an original musical score by Elton John, and cameos by several notable film figures, including Martin Scorsese, Rob Reiner, and James Cameron. … More
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Typically fresh and idiosyncratic in the writing but often flat directorially.
Like the character he plays here, Albert Brooks needed someone or something to re-inspire him while working on this plodding comedy.
Albert Brooks' mildly amusing satire about the inner workings of Hollywood benefits from Sharon Stone's droll and sexy performance, but as a comedy it's too familiar and not funny enough.
In its story of a terrible filmmaker, it almost manages to explain the madness behind why Brooks still gets to crank out excrement like this.
Squeezes out plenty of laughs at the expense of the Hollywood film community.
A hit-and-miss affair, banking a bit too much on its one joke premise.
The Muse is an underdeveloped, lackluster effort, despite a sparkling comic turn by Sharon Stone.
A writer and comic who's the best when he's the nastiest, Brooks creates for himself a character that's way too accommodating and sweet.
Though consistently fun in an Albert Brooks kind of way, this film drags its feet with the business of building to a climax.
The clear potential that The Muse possesses only makes the final product even more of a disappointment.
Appropriately enough, it seems that Brooks and Johnson needed a muse of their own to really make this film work.
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Original neurotic comedy, Albert Brooks' The Muse it's not very funny, dispite being entretaining.More
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Albert Brooks tale of a Hollywood writer facing the end of his career is unintentionally ironic and kinda sad to watch. The help of major Tinseltown players do little to support a work wherein Brooks himself only comes across as bitter and alienating. Sharon Stone as the titular character: blech. Only Andie MacDowell escapes unscathed. Pass.More
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I normally like Albert Brooks's films. Obviously Broadcast News and Defending Your Life are fantastic, and in those films, his neurotic, Woody Allen demeanor is charming, clever, and funny. But here he's just annoying and occasionally he's almost creepily over-bearing. As a film, The Muse has a lot of wasted time spent on people driving in the "beautiful" plasticity of L.A. and banal dialogue like "You should call him." [Dramatic pause.] "I'll call him." A film exploring the writing process might have been more interesting, but like his character, I fear Brooks has lost his edge.More
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It's gentle, warm and funny rather than being a hilarious attack on Hollywood. Yes it captures the natures of Hollywood fads and the shallow nature of the industry, but never in a convincing way. This isn't ALtman's The Player. Some celebrity cameos are quite funny with Cameron and Scorsese parodying themselves, but they do feel rather thrown in at the last minute. Not enough of Bridges, who can own any film, and Brooks just comes off as whiny and stupid. Perhaps it could have been better if the screenplay to Brooks' movie within a movie sounded any good, but all Stone can inspire is a tepid Hollywood idea like so many others.More
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Absurd responses to Moral Monday protests of the N.C. General Assemblys hurtful and controversial policies this year just keep coming.
Last week, in the first trial of the hundreds of North Carolinians arrested for peacefully gathering at the legislature, the chief of the General Assembly police said protesters were spied upon, and that his department collected intelligence on the anarchists among them.
Anarchists? Really?
Lets be clear on what an anarchist is most often defined as: According to Websters dictionary, its a person who believes government is not necessary, one who rebels against the ruling powers, and one who advocates even through violent means the overthrow of government. Synonyms for anarchist? Subversive, terrorist, revolutionary.
Its difficult to reconcile that image with the people who gathered on 13 Mondays during the legislative session during the spring and summer. It certainly doesnt jibe with the image of the 68-year-old factory worker who was the first of many to go on trial for trespassing, failing to disperse and violating building rules at the N.C. Legislative Building during the protests. Saladin Muhammad, a U.S. Army veteran and labor activist, was found guilty of the misdemeanors and sentenced to pay a $100 fine. His lawyers immediately said theyd appeal.
Muhammad, like the other 900-plus arrested for civil disobedience, was a non-violent protester. And as Rev. William Barber, the state NAACP president who coordinated the demonstrations aptly noted, there was little need for spies at the planning meetings because the meetings were open to the public. Its not like we were planning a bank heist. Mostly what we did was pray and sing.
I missed the planning meetings but I was in Raleigh at the Capitol for one of the demonstrations. This was not a group advocating against government, espousing it was unnecessary or advocating its overthrow. These folks were petitioning their government, asking state leaders to listen to their concerns about policies they felt were harmful to the welfare of N.C. residents and the states future prosperity. Praying, singing and speeches were the extent of their anarchy.
Still, it should not be surprising that General Assembly Police Chief Jeff Weaver might ascribe dastardly motives to the participants. State policymakers had already done so. Gov. Pat McCrory erroneously dubbed them outside agitators fueled by special interests. He told the Associated Press: Outsiders are coming in (to North Carolina), and theyre going to try to do to us what they did to Scott Walker in Wisconsin - an allusion to public protests against that Republican governors policies that led to a recall effort.
The outside agitator appellation has particular resonance here in the South. Civil rights concerns in the 1960s were often shamefully dismissed or ignored by opponents - many of them local and state policymakers and public servants - as promulgated by outsiders, people who didnt live in the South and knew nothing about the issues.
It was untrue then, and its untrue about the Moral Monday protesters. But it took data gathered by research foundations and news organizations to finally disavow some N.C. policymakers of the notion.
Still, state lawmakers continued denigrating Moral Monday protesters and attempting to de-legitimize their concerns. Some snickered at them and called them crazy.
So the chief of the lawmakers police force could well have been taking his cues about nefarious aims of some in the group from our esteemed leaders careless and irresponsible language. Weaver wouldnt identify the so-called anarchists among the protesters nor how many his department had established were in that category. He also wouldnt say what kind of intelligence his department collected on those considered against the government, or what they now planned to do with their intelligence data.
Spying on the protesters planning meetings was actually done by the Raleigh police department. Chief Cassandra Deck-Brown said a plain-clothes officer attended two meetings to determine how many people were expecting to be arrested so the department could be prepared. She said the agency wanted to gauge the sufficiency of logistical support, such as transport vehicles (for those arrested), available at the Legislative Building. She said when it was determined that accurate information could be attained without attending the meetings, the officers presence was discontinued.
To maintain safety and order, police are expected to seek and gather information. No one should fault them for doing that. But police should not have carte blanche to spy on citizens under the specious claim of looking for anarchists at peaceful protests where demonstrators simply expressed dissatisfaction with state policies and asked for their grievances to be heard.
Unfortunately, tossing out the word anarchist is becoming an easy way for some people to stigmatize a person or group with which they disagree. U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., has even taken to calling tea party members of Congress whove forced a government shutdown anarchists.
Can we all just ratchet down the divisive rhetoric a tad please? Such incendiary language is good for a sound bite but little more.
This latest revelation about the Moral Monday protests is another disappointment in how officials handled the matter. Ive said before that the governor and state lawmakers could have helped ameliorate this situation by advocating for the peaceful protests to proceed without arrests or by setting up a system to deal with any charges outside of court. The protests mostly happened before each days legislative sessions and didnt disturb the legislatures proceedings. But state leaders were determined to see citizens punished for speaking out, wasting money and time.
Shame on them for that. And double shame for setting the environment for their police department to collect intelligence on the protesters and label them anarchists.
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This type of positional sacrifice (or occationally tactical blow) has become more poplarized due to the boost in the top rated games in the Najdorf variation of the sicilian
This sacrifice works in many long term cases -and also pure calculation - and I will show some examples where it has been put to good use in both of these ways
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New Firehouse Quilts Partnership
On July 22 we met with our newest friends, Deanna Harrington and Scott Pribble, Life Safety Educators for the Arvada Fire District. We delivered 38 snuggle quilts for distribution to their emergency units. In addition to the snuggle quilts, Arvada Fire already outfitted their units with small soft bears, each dressed in an Arvada Fire t-shirt, to help children in crisis. Arvada Fire has eight fire stations and six ambulance units (four active in service and two unstaffed on stand-by). We look forward to continuing our partnership with...read more
12th Annual Western Welcome Week is Just Around the Corner
To make reservations for the August 10th program and luncheon, mail your check to: First Presbyterian Church of Littleton, 1609 W Littleton Blvd., Littleton, CO 80120, or call 303-798-1389 for more...read more
FHQ Goes on a Shopping Spree to Thread Loft
After a huge donation of over 100 quilts to Shiloh House last Monday, we replenished our fabric stash at the Thread Loft in Aurora CO. Five eager FHQ volunteers were running around the shop like a bunch of bees, they were everywhere! Glad you guys had fun, good thing you had Mary, the checkbook lady with you. Just look at all that beautiful fabric. Thanks Victoria, you have a beautiful shop and a warm heart towards charities. Thank you for all you do....read more
Hoilday Baby Shower for Denver Health
At the FHQ Christmas party Saturday, we had a surprise baby shower for the newborns at Denver Health Medical Center. Everyone contributed some sort of new baby items and Gail J delivered them. She stands here with one of the hospital staff in front of all the items collected. You don't realize how generous our volunteers really are until you tally what was taken down to the hospital. Here's the list: 2 Wash cloths, 15 Burp cloths, 28 wipes, 1 toy, 13 snuggle quilts, 3 eating utensils, 4 teethers, 19 fleece blankies, 3 reg pkgs and...read more
Firehouse Quilts Boutique to be at CreativiTea, October 25 and 26
Barbara Mc is taking the Firehouse Quilts Boutique to the craft show in South Suburban Church (see flyer) on Oct 25 & 26. Please help support Firehouse Quilts by attending and spending at the show and inviting all your friends to join us too.read more
Longmont Guild Quilt Show this weekend, October 18 and 19
Yes, the Longmont Guild's Quilt Show will still go on at the Boulder County Fairgrounds (Barn A) THIS WEEKEND, Oct 18 & 19. Firehouse Quilts of Colorado, Inc. is helping to get the word out so our quilting community makes sure to make a special effort to support them. This is the same guild that bought our quilt racks when we (FHQ) decided not to continue with our show. Please share on your FB page if you live in CO and send emails to your friends. With so many OTHER events being canceled because of the horrible floods,...read more
Flood Victim Quilt Delivery
By Susan K. Knox Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum is gathering quilts of all sizes to give to the victims that lost their homes in the recent floods around Boulder, Lyons, Estes Park, etc. They will be collecting quilts from our community through April 2014 so if you don't have a quilt to donate this week, you have time to start one now. For more info: https://rmqm.org/zz/events/special-events.html I had the privilege of delivering 48 snuggle quilts to the Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum at their corporate office in Golden on Friday, October 3, 2013....read more
Updates from Action Care Ambulance
We recently received updates from Action Care Ambulance Service in Denver about our Firehouse Quilts of Colorado, Inc. snuggle quilts given to children they see on their emergency runs. It's very heart-warming and motivating to hear how the children and their parents reacted to receiving our quilt. Below are the most recent updates we'd like to share with you. 4 year old female-respiratory distress "The patient loved the pink color. She used it to build a rabbit hole for her bunny Lily during transport" 21 month old...read more
Help Colorado Flood Survivors
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Another colorful quilt for a child dealing with a crisis. See the beautiful, larger quilt laying on the table? Twin and queen sized quilts are donated to Douglas County Women's Crisis Center. The abused women use our quilts in the shelter and are encouraged to take it with them to their new safe home. Our volunteers are the most prolific and caring people around. They give freely of their time, efforts and sometimes their own fabric and batting for our mission of helping children in crisis. Completed snuggle quilts turned in for...read more


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NORCROSS, Ga., Feb. 5, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Galectin Therapeutics Inc. (Nasdaq:GALT), the leading developer of therapeutics that target galectin proteins to treat fibrosis and cancer, today announced that the Company will present at the 16 th Annual BIO CEO & Investor Conference, to be held February 10-11, 2014, at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City. The conference is hosted by the Biotechnology Industry Organization and is the largest independent investor conference focused on established and emerging publicly traded and select private biotech companies.
Peter G. Traber, M.D., Chief Executive Officer, President and Chief Medical Officer of Galectin Therapeutics, will provide an overview of the Company's business and recent and upcoming milestones during his live presentation.
WHAT: 16 th Annual BIO CEO & Investor ConferenceWHO: Peter G. Traber, M.D., Chief Executive Officer, President and Chief Medical Officer of Galectin Therapeutics WHEN: Monday, February 10, 2014 at 4 p.m. Eastern Standard Time WHERE: The Waldorf Astoria, 4th Floor, Duke of Windsor conference room, New York, N.Y. The presentation will be webcast live. To access the webcast, please visit http://www.veracast.com/webcasts/bio/ceoinvestor2014/64140293708.cfm. The webcast replay will be available for three months. About Galectin Therapeutics Galectin Therapeutics (Nasdaq:GALT) is developing promising carbohydrate-based therapies for the treatment of fibrotic liver disease and cancer based on the Company's unique understanding of galectin proteins, key mediators of biologic function. We are leveraging extensive scientific and development expertise as well as established relationships with external sources to achieve cost effective and efficient development. We are pursuing a clear development pathway to clinical enhancement and commercialization for our lead compounds in liver fibrosis and cancer. Additional information is available at www.galectintherapeutics.com .
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It's official.
After years of discussions and negotiations over regional garbage disposal, Spokane Valley is going its own way.
City Council members decided unanimously tonight to contract with Sunshine Disposal & Recycling to handle disposal of the Valley's estimated 45,000 tons of garbage each year. The decision follows years of discussions with Spokane and county officials as the region's existing solid waste system is set to expire this fall.
"We're acting in the best longterm interests of our citizens," said Mayor Dean Grafos.
Spokane County had struck a deal with Spokane, which has controlled the regional system for two decades, to take over the existing transfer stations and had hoped to create a countywide system it would control.
Commissioner Todd Mielke made a last-minute push tonight to persuade council members to postpone a final decision and give the county a chance to beat Sunshine's rate. Mielke said the city of Spokane was trying to work out a reduced disposal rate at its energy-producing trash incinerators on the West Plains, which would enable the county to offer a tonnage rate nearly $4 lower and could amount to millions of dollars in savings over the next decade.
But Valley leaders rejected the delay request, with some noting that the Valley had openly sought a partnership role in a regional system but was repeatedly offered only an advisory role. They also noted that Sunshine stepped up with a guaranteed rate while the county provided only estimates and contingencies.
Additionally, Sunshine officials said it needs to get started immediately with planned expansion and improvements it is promising in order to be ready by mid-November when the new arrangement takes effect.
For residents, little will change. Waste Management still will handle curbside pick up, but instead of dumping the garbage at county transfer stations they'll drop their loads at Sunshine's facility on University Road north of Interstate 90. The garbage then will be loaded for long-haul to regional landfills in Central Washington.
Valley officials estimate the cost of solid waste disposal will be cheaper with Sunshine than under the county system. County officials contend the savings, if any, would be minimal.
After discovering that a cross-dressing man was using a women's restroom at a recent conference, Wendy McElroy headed to Spokane Valley City Hall last night to express concern over the lack of enforcement.
"A woman's restroom is our only sole private area," she told council members during the public comment portion of Tuesday night's meeting.
"Society has provided men and women with individual designated places to relieve him or herself in private in the form of restrooms clearly marked `men" and `women.' "
She also expressed concern over sexual attacks and wondered if women need to begin arming themselves before using public restrooms.
Council members thanked McElroy for her comments and several audience members applauded but Washington is among a handful of states that have extended civil rights protection to transgendered individuals.
The state's Human Rights Commission has concluded "transgender employees should be permitted to use the restroom that is consistent with the individual's gender identity," according to the American Civil Liberties Union. Few courts, however, have weighed in on the issue.
Don't be surprised if you see Spokane Valley boasting about the abundance of free parking in future advertisements and other marketing materials.
City leaders, pleased with the response they've received from the "Friendliest Permitting in Washington" marketing campaign, are looking to broaden community promotion efforts.The next step likely will be to expand the economic development push to a regional audience in hopes of improving business recruitment.
But council members also discussed the possibility of introducing new themes that some might construe as a way of differentiating the suburban Spokane Valley from nearby Spokane, the state's second-largest city.
"Can we add something about good roads and free parking," Deputy Mayor Arne Woodard asked.
Other council members quickly endorsed the idea, though no budget for the effort was mentioned. The current promotion is part of a $200,000 marketing effort.
Spokane Valley's city leaders are meeting in a daylong workshop today to set goals and priorities for the year ahead and figure out how to run a growing community with tax revenue that has yet to return to 2007 levels.
Among the topics on the agenda is police staffing, potential city hall relocation and economic development. The workshop session can be viewed by webcast on the city's homepage.
Key to the challenges is tax revenue to pay for the growing community's services. The city council is controlled by anti-tax conservatives who contend the best way to rebuild the city's treasury is through fostering greater economic development, which they believe will pay off over time.
The city's discretionary spending account, known as the general fund, is $36.8 million for the current year. It was $37.1 million in 2007, which was before the housing bubble burst and the national economy tanked. It fell to as low as $35.2 million in 2009.
Now there's no excuse to miss the State of the Union address, nor the potentially Eastern Washington-centric GOP response.
The Spokane Valley City Council has cancelled its Tuesday evening (Jan. 28) meeting, which otherwise would have been getting under way about the same time President Barack Obama is set to begin addressing the nation.
Following the State of the Union address, the nationally televised Republican response will be given by U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Spokane.
Both addresses are set to be carried by all major TV networks. The State of the Union is set to begin at 6 p.m. Pacific Time.
The Spokane Valley City Council is scheduled to next meet on Feb. 4.
A business man who once actively sought to abolish the City of Spokane Valley now is its mayor.
Councilman Dean Grafos was selected Tuesday night by fellow council members to serve in the largely ceremonial position. He edged Councilman Chuck Hafner in a 4-3 split.
"I'm honored," Grafos said after the vote. "We have a great city council, city staff and city manager."
Grafos was a vocal critic of the city, which was created in 2003, and had contributed to unsuccessful disincorportation campaigns. But he jumped into the political arena in 2009 after the final disincorporation effort collapsed and was among a slate of conservative candidates calling themselves "Positive Change" that took control of the city instead.
"If I'm going to be involved in this city, I'm going to make sure it's the best run city in the county," Grafos said Tuesday night, praising the fiscal leadership and other directions that the council has charted for the city in recent years.
Supporting Grafos' mayoral selection were councilmen Ed Pace, Arne Woodard and Rod Higgins. Hafner picked up support from Ben Wick and Bill Bates.
Woodard was selected to serve as deputy mayor in a 5-2 vote.
Spokane Valley has a city manager that tends to day-to-day operations while the mayor presides over the seven-member city council, which sets policy and priorities.
Grafos said his priorities for the two-year mayoral term include helping bring more jobs to Spokane Valley, continuing the focus on public safety, infrastructure and citizen respect.
Spokane Valley City Council members Chuck Hafner, Bill Bates and Rod Higgins will be sworn in during a brief ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Monday at City Hall, 11707 E. Sprague Ave. There will not be a council meeting on Monday, just a short ceremony. The public is welcome to attend. The council's next meeting will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 7. At the beginning of that meeting the council will vote to appoint a new mayor and deputy mayor.
Liberty Lake librarian Dan Pringle sits outside the library Monday with a landscape architect's plans to turn the land behind him into an outdoor reading garden. The work will begin next spring. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
Happy frigid Thursday, everyone. As we all contemplate the further dip in temperatures coming our way this weekend, let's take a look at some highlights from today's Valley Voice. The Liberty Lake Library is making plans to build a reading garden just outside the front door starting in the spring. It will offer shade trees, ornamental plants and plenty of places to sit. People can enjoy a book outdoors or participate in an outdoor program.
The City of Spokane Valley is considering creating a historic preservation program that will allow property owners to take advantage of grants and tax credits available when historic buildings are renovated or updated. If you live north of Spokane Valley inside the Spokane County Fire District 9 boundaries, check out the schedule for Santa's visit to your neighborhood.
Correspondent Cindy Hval has a story on the Seasoned Players, who perform radio plays on KYRS FM 88.1 and 92.3. The program airs from 10 to 11 a.m. on the second and fourth Saturday of each month. Today's show is titled "Bingo Ladies Gone Bad."
Turns out Spokane and Spokane Valley aren't the only cities dealing with barely clad bikini baristas.
They've become such a fixture that Seattle-based punk band Quickie has turned its anthem to bikini baristas into a music video, complete with plenty of examples of the kind of skimpy, barely-there attire that the Spokane Valley City Council has deemed too revealing to be considered appropriate clothing. The City of Spokane rejected a similar proposal, though Spokane County commissioners are still considering a crackdown of their own.
Although the music video was shot on location at Seattle's Cowgirls Espresso, the band gives a shout out to the spread of bikini barista stands throughout the Northwest.
Army veteran Jesse Linn hugs his 9-year-old daughter Erikah Linn after a ceremony honoring veterans on Friday at Freeman High School. SR photo/Tyler Tjomsland
As we look forward to Friday, it sounds like we can also look forward to some snow this weekend. I'm just glad I won't have to try to drive through any mountain passes anytime soon. Meanwhile, we have some highlights from today's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger has a story on a testy recent East Valley School Board meeting where one board member walked out in the middle of the meeting. By the time the meeting was over, there were allegations of improper expense reports and disappearing reserve funds.
Lisa also stopped by the Freeman School District for their recent Veteran's Day breakfast. Students at the elementary, middle and high school all got involved by serving food and singing patriotic songs. The Spokane Valley City Council advanced an ordinance to regulate barista attire, a move that was greeting with praise from people in the audience. The issue is scheduled for a final vote at the Nov. 26 meeting.
The Spokane Valley Fire Department Fire Chief spent some time at last week's commissioner meeting outlining his response to neighbors concerns about the department's response to a recent fire. There were rumors circulating that it took more than 20 minutes for crews to arrive, but the chief organized a meeting with the neighbors to refute that. The meeting appeared to be well received, he said.
Central Valley High senior Chris Pittella, center, works the anchor position during the taping of CV's weekly sports show on Monday. The show airs Thursdays at 10:35 p.m. on KAYU. SR photo/Kathy Plonka
I am here at my keyboard even though many people have today off in observance of Veteran's Day. On the plus side, though, there wasn't as much traffic heading into downtown this morning. As usual there are highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice to present. We caught up on updated election results in the Spokane Valley City Council and East Valley School Board. Reporter Lisa Leinberger has a story on the newcomers that seem to be winning all the seats on the school board, which could lead to changes in the district. Newcomer Ed Pace is ahead of incumbent Gary Schimmels in a Spokane Valley City Council race. Change could be coming to the city as well if Pace and his supporters form an ultra-conservative voting block.
Lisa also has a story on Central Valley High School students that help put together the "This Week in High School Sports" show that airs on KAYU Fox 28. The students learn the skills they need to put the television show together, skills that can be useful in future careers.
Correspondent Valerie Putnam has a report on a special Millwood City Council meeting last week, where the council voted on its first contract for the Buckeye Avenue water main replacement project tentatively planned for next year.
Third-graders from McDonald Elementary listen to the national anthem while waiting to sing near the truck carrying the Capitol Christmas Tree on Tuesday outside the INB Performing Arts Center. The tree is starting a regional tour before heading to Washington, D.C. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
Happy wet and windy Thursday, everyone. While we're inside staying dry we can take a look at some highlights from today's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger went to the Spokane stop of the Capitol Christmas Tree, which will be put on display in Washington, D.C., for a singing performance by the McDonald Elementary School third graders. The kids had a week's notice before their performance of patriotic songs.
On Election night Spokane Valley City Council incumbent Gary Schimmels was three votes ahead of challenger Ed Pace and we have their reactions to the initial results. More votes have been counted since then, however, and we'll have another update in Saturday's Valley Voice.
The Spokane Valley Library will be closed next week as new carpet is installed by the front door and the desks are reconfigured. Books can still be put in the drop box, but the doors will be locked Monday through next Saturday, Nov. 16. Parents will have to bring their kids to other library branches for story time or miss out.
If you would prefer to attend an election night celebration rather than be poised over your laptop or a television screen, there are a couple of options in Spokane Valley tonight. Spokane Valley City Council incumbents Chuck Hafner and Gary Schimmels will be joined by candidate Bill Bates at a gathering at the Eagles Lodge in Greenacres on Sprague Avenue. Appointed incumbent Rod Higgins and candidate Ed Pace will be holding a gathering at McDonald Elementary School. They should both begin at 7 p.m. and election results are scheduled to be released by the Spokane County Elections Office at 8 p.m.
If you would rather stay home, however, check our web site at www.spokesman.com for election results.
Oh, dear. It's coming. This morning on the way in to work I saw a truck sporting a cap of about an inch of snow. While we contemplate the arrival of snow flakes, we can check out some highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger has a report on student enrollment in the Central Valley School District. Many more students are projected in the coming years and eventually the district will have to consider a third high school.
Election Day is tomorrow, so don't forget to mail in your ballot or drop your ballot off at any library. (Look for a ballot drop box by the book return.) The Spokane Valley City Council candidates got some late donations from PAC's last month, allowing a last minute advertising push. Tomorrow we will find out the results, or at least get a look at the first count. The race to watch is between established incumbent Gary Schimmels, who has served on the council since the city formed, and his well-funded challenger, Ed Pace.
Lisa also spoke to the new Miss Washington, Allyson Rowe, who started the Miss Washington competition as Miss Spokane Valley. She will compete in next year's Miss USA pageant.
Hugh Grim watches from the top of a Fairbury farm windmill tower as his son, Jim, keeps a hand on a guide-line as they use a crane to lift the windmill to the top of its tower Tuesday at the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
Happy Halloween! Just remember to limit your sugar intake and everything will be fine. Meanwhile, we can take a look at some highlights from today's Valley Voice in between sugar breaks. Reporter Lisa Leinberger has a story on a "new" 1930s windmill that was just installed behind the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum. The Valley was once full of such windmills, which pumped water for farmers. The windmill has made previous appearances at the museum's annual farm show.
The Rev. Craig Goodwin of Millwood Presbyterian Church was recently diagnosed with a form of non-Hodgkins lymphoma. He is currently balancing his pastoral duties with an aggressive chemotherapy schedule that has him in the hospital for five days every three weeks. He said his diagnosis has given him a new perspective when dealing with people struggling with their own health issues.
The Spokane Valley City Council is moving forward with a proposed ordinance that would regulate the attire of bikini baristas at a business near City Hall who routinely go topless on certain days of the week, wearing only pasties and g-strings. The new law would mandate that their breasts be at least half covered. The proposal is sure to generate plenty of public comment at future council meetings as the ordinance moves through the approval process.
Chris Sheppard dons only one costume on Halloween, a robe, crown and sweatshirt reading "Queen of Halloween." Indeed, her house dominates the neighborhood, with hundreds of whimsical items for the holiday. Sheppard is shown at her home on Bettman Road in Spokane Valley, on Wednesday. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
Saturday's Valley Voice was packed full of stories (and quite a few election advertisements), so lets get right to the highlights. Reporter Lisa Leinberger stopped by the home of the Queen of Halloween, aka Chris Sheppard. Her home turns into a festival of the orange and spooky every year and this year is no different. She starts decorating the inside of her home in August but waits until September to start putting in the skeleton crawling out of its grave in the yard.
Correspondent Steve Christilaw has a story on the University High School girls soccer team, which is rallying after losing one of its star players in a car crash recently. The team had a small ceremony at their recent home game. The Spokane Valley Lodging Tax Advisory Commission recently met to make recommendations for 2014 funding to agencies that promote tourism.
We also had a ton of election coverage Saturday since ballots have now been delivered. Correspondent Valerie Putnam tackled the Millwood Mayor race between Kevin Freeman and Dennis Hamlin while Lisa covered the East Valley School District school board and Liberty Lake City Council. There was also a candidate forum last week featuring those running for Spokane Valley City Council.
Jennifer Papich walks through the first section of the haunted pool at Valley Mission Pool. Samantha the doll sits in the corner waiting for visitors. SR photo/Liz Kishimoto
Oh, dear. I nearly managed to get through the day while forgetting to post the highlights from today's Valley Voice. It's a good one, too, with lots of interesting stories. First up is the Valley Mission Haunted Pool that opens tomorrow. The pool has been transformed into a haunted house that will be open the next two weekends. It was freaky enough when it was half-finished in daylight; I'm sure it will be frightfully good.
In keeping with our (unplanned) Halloween theme, reporter Lisa Leinberger has a story on the new corn maze at the HUB Sports Center. This is the first year for the event, which features a haunted area for the adventurous. There are also plenty of regular mazes for families and those who like to get lost.
Spokane Valley City Council incumbent Chuck Hafner took his turn answering a series of questions we posed to all the candidates. His opponent, Donald Morgan Jr., did not respond. We also have a quick roundup of the races in Rockford, Latah, Fairfield, Spokane County Fired District 9 and the Spokane Valley Fire Department.
The city of Spokane Valley is considering whether to change the zoning of a parcel of land sandwiched between the Centennial Trail and Mirabeau Park from park/open space to mixed use. Nothing has been decided yet, but it may be part of a deal to get land needed for the Pines Road overpass above the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad tracks.
Tonight is the Spokane Valley City Council candidate forum sponsored by the Greater Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce. The event begin at 6:30 p.m. at CenterPlace, 2426 N. Discovery Place. Expect to see the candidates there answering questions about their views on issues facing the city. Ballots will begin arriving in mailboxes any day now, so this is your chance to figure out who you want to vote for.
McKenzie Mott's jersey was retired during an assembly held in honor of her and fellow classmate Josie Freier at University High School on Friday. The two were killed in a car accident on Saturday, October 5, 2013. SR photo/Kathy Plonka
It's Monday again. Monday seems to come around much too quickly, but at least it means we have a Saturday Valley Voice to go over. This weekend correspondent Jill Barville wrote a column based on her perspective as a parent with a student at University High School, where students are struggling to cope with the death of two students killed in a car accident. An assembly was heldto remember Josie Freier and McKenzie Mott on Friday and hundreds of toys were collected in their honor for the Toys for Tots charity.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger stopped by North Pines Middle School for a seventh-grade class that was studying the laws of motion. They were running experiments to learn whether balls of the same size but different weight behaved differently when rolled down a ramp.
Spokane Valley City Council incumbent Gary Schimmels and challenger Ed Pace answered some questions about their views on Spokane Valley issues. Ballots will be mailed this week and this story is one of a series featuring City Council candidates.
Correspondent Valerie Putnam has a report from Millwood, where the city councilvoted to accept a loan to fund a water line replacement project. Residents have also reported increased vandalism and Mayor Dan Mork indidated he would ask for extra police patrols.
Jayden Immonen, 12, left, and seventh-grade classmate Garrett Black, 13, center, and eighth-grader Lauren Green, 13, work on a poster for friend Logan Becker, a seventh-grader at North Pines Middle School battling cancer, on Oct. 4 at the school. SR photo/Tyler Tjomsland
It's Thursday, which means two things. It's nearly Friday (thank goodness) and it's time for some Valley Voice highlights. Reporter Lisa Leinberger stopped by North Pines Middle school on a day when nearly everyone was wearing purple in honor of one of their classmates. Logan Becker, a seventh-grader, is fighting cancer and students came up with the idea of wearing purple to show their support.
We also have the second installment in a series of question and answer format stories featuring candidates for Spokane Valley City Council. Appointed incumbent Rod Higgins is facing off against challenger Linda Thompson for Position 1.
The Spokane Valley City Council took care of a few housekeeping items on Tuesday, including moving the 2014 budget forward to a final vote and awarding a contract for a series of street preservation projects in the spring.


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By Richard Hatch
Take a break from tax preparation and celebrate Earth Day a week early with an encore performance of magic and music at the Thatcher-Young Mansion (35 W 100 S in Logan) on Saturday, April 14th.
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The exploits of the medium and soldier, James Grey, the morally ambiguous witch, Laura Spencer, and the eccentric magician, Georges Steil, are now available to read in a series of paperbacks. Downloads remain available.
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Introducing San Diego Magician Josh London's NEW Website for kids birthday parties!
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Whether it is a kindergarten graduation or a graduate school graduation, any of these educational milestone are worth planning an awesome party over. Your little scholar will love that all their hard work goes noticed and will enjoy the party.
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The Hatch Academy of Magic and Music will celebrate the official arrival of Spring with a special performance at the Thatcher-Young Mansion on Saturday, March 24, 2012 at 2 p.m.
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Atlanta-based close-up / parlor magician Merritt Ambrose was voted 2011 "Greater Atlanta Magician of the Year" by the combined membership of Atlanta's magical organizations.
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Brooklyn Magician, Gary Dreifus, was selected by Brooklyn Arts Council, New York City Department for the Aging and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs to be an artist-in-residence with SPARC: Seniors Partnering with Artists Citywide.
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Corporate Magician and Mentalist - Doug Kevilus, and special guest Michael Peterson, will present two special benefit performances for the Mendocino Theatre Company.
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"Magic believes in yourself, if you can do that, you can make anything happen."
By Dicks + Nanton Celebrity Branding Agency
Co-founders of the Dicks + Nanton Celebrity Branding Agency and best-selling authors, Nick Nanton, Esq., and JW Dicks, Esq., will be working with Daniel to build his brand and business.
By Richard Hatch
The final Hatch family ensemble of magic and music at the Thatcher-Young Mansion for 2011 will take place on Saturday, November 19, 2011, beginning at 2 p.m. It will feature a new piano and a selection of highlights from the past year's programs.
By Paul Gertner
Magician finds a new use for the iPad in a magical tribute to the inventor, Steve Jobs.
By Richard Hatch
From a field of seven contestants from as far away as Salt Lake City and southern Idaho, the first Cache Valley Magic Competition on Sunday, October 30, 2011 was won by longtime Logan resident Richard Cannon.
By Richard Hatch
Hosted by Harmony Lodge No. 21, magician Richard Hatch will give three special performances at the Logan Arthouse on Saturday, October 15 as part of a magical Tribute to Houdini. The performances will be at noon, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
By John B. Pyka
Magician "Big Daddy Cool" Johnny Dellarocca will put his life on the line as he attempts the very dangerous Underwater Chain Escape Oct 1st at 9 PM, as a part of the Bikini Tiki Luau at the Bowling Green Best Western in Bowling Green, KY.
By Tom Clancy
Magic takes on a new form and style. Rombough doesn't carry the stereotypical rabbit or wear a tuxedo with a top-hat. He's a new breed of magician: down-to-earth and conversational.
By Richard Hatch
Hatch Academy of Magic and Music program to feature popular favorites as well as some new pieces.
By Las Vegas Talent Agency
Landon Swank has been given the Wild Card and is now in the Semi-Finals!
By Magic Express
Whenever we think of kid's parties we imagine a fun filled day where the children are having the time of their lives. But apart from games, there is one more thing children go crazy that is the magical tricks played by Magic Express Magician.
By Joe M. Turner and SCHF
Atlanta-based entertainer Joe M. Turner will perform "One Enchanted Evening" at the Southern Cultural Heritage Center on Thursday, September 8. Turner, a Brandon native, will present a unique show of sleight-of-hand illusions and music performances.
By Image Line Communications
DSV UK is congratulating magician Nick Einhorn after he fooled Penn and Teller on Saturday night's ITV show 'Fool Us'.
By Richard Hatch
On Friday, July 29th the Cache Humane Society will celebrate its 35th birthday with a picnic at Willow Park catered by Hamilton's and featuring magic by deceptionist Richard Hatch. The party begins at 6 p.m. at the Rotary Pavilion.
By Magic Express
One of the first things you must do before jumping into the birthday party business is to decide what type of character you will portray and what skills and props you will use. Combining skills offers greater variety for entertainment.
By Richard Hatch
Magician Richard Hatch will join storytellers Karl Behling and Suzanne Decaria, Utah's biggest liar George McEwan and the Glastonbury Duo at the Farmington Community Arts Center at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 7 for "Tales for a Summer Evening"
By Magic Express
A Birthday Party is fun when you are the attending, but when you are the host they can be overwhelming. You know your kids will listen, but the neighbors kids. It can be a simple game like hot potato to a craft project.
By Richard Hatch
Mentalist and magician Paul Draper of Las Vegas to perform his "Mysteries of the Mind" show at the Magical Moon Toys Recital Hall on Tuesday, June 21st at 7 p.m.
By Richard Hatch
Magician Richard Hatch, violinist Rosemary Hatch, and pianist Jonathan Hatch will perform excerpts from their "Matinée Enchantée" programs as part of the Summer Noon Concert Series on Thursday, June 16th.
By Richard Hatch
Deceptionist Richard Hatch will perform strolling, close-up magic for Nibley families at "Picnic in the Park" from 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. on Wednesday, June 15th at Old City Park (3200 South) in Nibley, Utah. This event is free and open to the public.
By Richard Hatch
Deceptionist Richard Hatch will perform at the 2011 American Cancer Society Relay for Life fundraising event at Pioneer Park on Friday evening and Saturday morning, June 3 and 4th
By The Paul Gertner Group
Sleight-of-Hand Magician Paul Gertner is faced with a big challenge and he needs your help.
By San Diego Kids' Party Rentals
To accommodate the expanded party rental inventory, San Diego Kids' Party Rentals has moved to a location that is three times larger than the former location and allows party planners the opportunity to view much of the party rentals & carnival games
By Cache Valley Conjurers
Magician Al Lampkin will give a special comedy magic show in Logan at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 27, 2011 at the Recital Hall of Magical Moon Toys' new location, 1940 North Main, North Logan. Tickets are just $5 per person.
By Magic Express
Are you good at some magic tricks? Do you want to be a good magician? After reading this tutorial, you will know how to be a successful magic performer.
By Magic Express
The professional kids entertainers organize kids shows lively and make the kids enjoy each and every second and the rewarding entertainment among all the kids is the magic show. Children birthday parties having the theme of magic is one the best way
By Richard Hatch
The second performance in a new performing arts series in Cache Valley combining classical magic and classical music in Logan's historic Thatcher-Young Mansion will take place Saturday, May 14th beginning at 2 p.m.
By Ilford Magical Society
Members of The Ilford Magical Society stage two charity shows to raise £930 for the British Liver Trust.
By The Magicompany
Marcus the Magician will perform two shows at The Cultural Center of Cape Cod over April school vacation.
By Great Scott "It Must Be Magic!"
Mukwonago native and magician Great Scott will be presenting his fun and entertaining magic show at Lake Country Christian Academy on March 18 to help raise money for a student trip to Washington DC.
By Gregg the Balloon Guy
Tired of the same-old, same-old? Gregg the Balloon Guy is the hottest new entertainment in the Dallas area. Birthday parties, community and corporate events. Gregg has performed on television, for Kings, for orphans in Africa, at schools and homes.
By TurnerMagic.com
Atlanta entertainer and speaker Joe M. Turner was voted 2010 Greater Atlanta Magician of the Year by the combined membership of Atlanta's magical organizations. He is now a two-time winner of the award, having previously won in 2000.
By Expressway Music DJ NYC
Responding to heavy demand from New York City Clients and Corporations Expressway Music now offers additional services to their already popular Disc Jockey services.
By Mitch Williams
Award winning magician and event professional, Mitch Williams, offers a variety of sure-fire tips and free resources that take all the hassle out of planning your event, and free up more of your time for the holiday fun!
By Joe M. Turner
Atlanta magician, mentalist, and speaker Joe M. Turner makes his ninth annual appearance at "The Lighting of the Chateau" on Friday, November 26, 2010. This popular day-after-Thanksgiving event occurs each autumn at Chateau Elan in Braselton.
By Hatch Academy of Magic and Music
Deceptionist Richard Hatch to perform at 13th Annual Stokes Nature Center Dinner and Auction Fundraiser
By Carl Beeson
Old Orleans Reading celebrates Christmas early on the 25th November with some great food and live entertainment.
By Kostya Kimlat
The Orlando Magic are kicking off their 2010 season in a brand new arena, boasting a host of new bars and restaurants —and a touch of real live Magic
By Penny Wilkes
At Metro-Magic's yearly Gala VIP convention this week Dorothy Dietrich received the first standing ovation ever given an award winner in the history of the awards.
By Great Scott "It Must Be Magic!"
A Mukwonago magician has won this year's distinction of Best Party Entertainer based on public voting at Nickelodeon's ParentsConnect.
By Apex Reviews
Engaging new offering shows readers how to learn to embrace the wondrous power of imagination.
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This page contains Cheats for Advent Rising organized by sections for Xbox. Advent Rising is a Action Adventure Sci-Fi game, made by GlyphX Games, released on May 31, 2005 and published by Majesco Games. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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- Genre: Action Adventure Sci-Fi
- Release Date: May 31, 2005
- ESRB: Teen
Choose a game and desired slot at the starting menu, then press Black, White, Black White, X....From: gahweedomom
Pause game play, then enter Up(2), Down(2), Left, Right, Left, Right, White, Black, X to display a cheat menu with "God Mode", "Unlimited Ammo" (also gives unlimited power for abilities), and "Blizzow" (all powers, maximum level, all weapon levels maximum) options. Repe...From: Pearl
Wait until the credits end to face another Boss in a bonus battle....From: bahaa10
To have easy kills, max out your Aeon Pulse to level 5. After doing so, switch you Aeon Pulse so that you will be able to do radial flare. Because your pulse is maxed out, it usually kills in one hit. It will also mostly kill everyone in the room that you are in ....From: Pokemon Hunter
Wait for it to pick up a rock, then shoot it in the head. It will drop the rock on its head and fall down. Once it falls down, continuously shoot it in the head. Do this three times and you will kill it....From: BabiiJenna
After you return to the escape pod bay with Olivia, Ethan tells you to take Olivia and run to the escape pod while Olivia tells you to take Ethan. At this point, you may choose either one depending on who you walk towards. If you walk towards Ethan, you take him to the pod and see Olivia get scanned...From: jgamer97
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Island Events: Dec. 18, 2014
December 18, 2014 TODAY, DEC. 18 CONCERT BY KAWIKA HO'OPI'I AND FRIENDS Enjoy Hawaiian Christmas favorites by Kawika Ho'opi'i and Friends from 6 to 7:30 p.m. more »»
Must See: Lim Family
December 18, 2014 CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAY SEASON! The Lim Family, known as the "First Family of Hawaiian Music" on the Big Island's Kohala Coast, will perform at 7:30 p.m. more »»
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December 11, 2014 TODAY, DEC. 11 BALDWIN HIGH SCHOOL WINTER CONCERTS Enjoy the sounds of Baldwin High School's chorus and concert chorus ensembles at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Baldwin High School auditoriu. more »»
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December 4, 2014 TODAY, DEC. 4 SEE DOUBLE FEATURE OF HAWAII FILMS AT MACC Hawaii Cinema Showcase will screen a double feature at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center's Castle Theater. See the 5:30 p.m. more »»
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November 27, 2014 "WE NEED A LITTLE CHRISTMAS" Maui Choral Arts Association presents "We Need a Little Christmas" at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday in the Maui Arts & Cultural Center's McCoy Studio Theate. more »»
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November 27, 2014 Happy Thanksgiving! TODAY, NOV. 27 SKATING BY THE SEA IN KAANAPALI AT WESTIN Skating by the Sea is open daily from 4 to 9 p.m. at Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas through Jan. more »»
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November 20, 2014 TODAY, NOV. 20 STUDENT ART EXHIBIT AT UH-MAUI COLLEGE An exhibit of works by UH-Maui College art students is on display at the college library through the first week of Decembe. more »»
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November 20, 2014 GET A TASTE OF "JERSEY BOYS" Four stars from the cast of Broadway's smash hit musical "Jersey Boys" will perform as The Midtown Men on stage at 7:30 p.m. more »»
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November 13, 2014 FRIDAY, NOV. 14 I LOVE LAHAINA EVENT TO BENEFIT SIX SCHOOLS Lahaina Cannery Mall wil host I Love Lahaina, a two-day fundraising event to benefit all six schools in West Maui. more »»
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November 13, 2014 KEIKI HULA COMPETITION Celebrate the 24th anniversary of Hula O Na Keiki this weekend at Ka'anapali Beach Hotel. Enjoy continuous entertainment, cultural displays and workshops from 10 a.m. to 4 p.. more »»
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White Light's Bubblegum & White Widow heritage remains distinct in taste, body stone and cerebral effect, but the G13 Haze takes her self-actualising ways to tremendous new heights. Despite the quietl
This G13 hybrid has beautiful foliage and fat colas. G13 Haze adds a spoonful of sugar to the sweet taste of White Willow's Afghani dominant, hash-fruit essence. With a gently floating body stone,
Exotically beautiful and bursting with sensual power, Lavender Feminized is the dark beauty of the cannabis world. An Indica-dominant hybrid, Lavender lulls the mind and the body for exceptional relax
The NYC Diesel has its roots in the Big Apple. The fruit of this plant tastes and smells like ripe Red Grapefruits. Once you touch the fresh buds you can`t smell the other strains in your room or gard
If youre a rank amateur, So Gouda will treat you right! Even the legendary Soma says this premium mix of Blueberry, Cheese & G13 Haze is the best choice for beginners. So Gouda Feminized is a 70% Ind
If youre in the mood for a refreshing change, Somangos intense mango flavour will really hit the spot. This uplifting strain is sublime, creative and mentally stimulating. Somango will definitely ge
Sweet Skunk Auto Brings Spanish Power to the UK!
Don't move to Spain to get Green Poison's incredible power - buy Sweet Skunk Automatic instead! No need for enormous spaces, intense sunlight or extensive experience with this wicked-good AutoFem.
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