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WHEN: November 10 – 18
WHERE: Throughout the community
MORE: Northern BC's Annual Week Long Wine Festival
- Bringing together wineries from all over the province
- Throughout the community at events that showcase BC wines at local restaurants, hotels and other venues
MORE INFO: All info at www.sipwinefest.com
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- Saturday, November 11: Prince George Cougar's Heroes Night
Available with regular hockey game ticket purchase
Celebrate Hockey & Wine and support our Veteran Heroes with the Prince George Cougars Hockey Club
at their game on November 11th. In honour of Remembrance Day, the CN Centre and Eurest Foods will
be donating a portion of the funds from the sale of Wayne Gretzky wine to our local veterans.
- Sunday, November 12 – 11am-2pm: Hummus Brothers Rise & Wine
Reservations Recommended
Start your Sunday off in style with Hummus Brothers brunch! Join us for a special Rise & Wine brunch
menu featuring sweet wine reductions on homemade waffles and crepes, paired with mulled wine and
other feature beverages. Their regular brunch menu will also be available until 2PM. Families welcome.
- Sunday, November 12 – 7 – 9pm: Cinema CNC Merlot & A Movie
Tickets $20 + fees
Back by popular demand, Cinema CNC presents: Merlot & a Movie 2! Following the huge success of last
year's event, the 2017 version will feature a tasting by Hester Creek Winery, delicious treats from Ohh
Chocolat, and a movie from the Cinema CNC archives. This year's feature will be A GOOD YEAR, directed
by Ridley Scott and starring Russell Crowe and Marion Cotillard. In this romantic comedy, Crowe plays a
ruthless businessman whose life changes when he inherits a vineyard in the south of France, along with
many life complications…Wouldn't you like those kind of complications? Come out and enjoy the
realities of wine and chocolate and the fantasies of a dream life in France. Non-alcoholic drinks will also
be offered.
- Monday, November 13 – 6:30 – 8:30pm: Northern Lights Estate Winery Paint the Night
Tickets $50 + tax & fees
Palate meets palette in a wine paired painting party at Northern Lights Estate Winery! Hosted by local
artists from Two Rivers Art Gallery, you'll be guided in creating your own masterpiece with the theme of
bird and tree silhouettes. Tickets include paint kit, glass of wine, and light bites.
- Tuesday, November 14 – 5 – 7pm: In Joy Studio & Boutique Wisdom & Wine
InJoy Studio & Boutique is celebrating 5 years of helping Prince George to uplift the body, mind, and
spirit. Come raise a glass with us in celebration of this incredible local business for their 5th Anniversary
Celebration and Open House! Leave the stresses of your day behind, and connect to your inner Joy.
Introduce yourself to their relaxing and uplifting services, get your own personal message from your
Angels and browse their beautiful boutique, all while enjoying the taste of Hester Creek wines and hors
d'oeuvres. Also check some items off of your Christmas shopping list, as their full array of in-store
products and gift cards will be available to purchase. There will be free draws and awesome sales!
- Tuesday, November 14 – 7 – 9pm: Treasure Cove Casino Beginner's Guide to Wine-ing
Tickets $35 + tax & fees
Join us for an evening exploring the Fun-damentals of wine! Hosted by Hester Creek at the Treasure
Cove Casino's Show Lounge, the Beginner's Guide to Wine-ing will take you through the basics of wine,
minus the intimidation factor. With games, prizes, and much more, your ticket admits you into a fun,
interactive tasting experience with complimentary appetizers to enjoy throughout the evening.
Get ready to have a great time learning (and laughing) about wine.
- Wednesday, November 15: Northern Lights Estate Winery pairing dinner
Reservations – $75 + tax & gratuity
Northern Lights Estate Winery presents the Winemaker's Dinner, a tantalizing multi-course experience
prepared by Chef Rene Gadoury and hosted by Winemaker Christine Leroux. Seating is limited, call 250-
564-1112 to book your reservation.
- Thursday, November 16 – Noon – 2pm: Prestige Treasure Cove Hotel public educational seminar
Tickets – $30 + fees
Spend 2 hours with BC Winemaker Christine Leroux as she shares her wealth of knowledge and
expertise in all things wine! Topics covered will include how to taste wine, winemaking, and the
differences in BC wines. Tickets include snacks with a taste of 6 different BC Wines.
- Thursday, November 16 – 3 – 5pm: Prestige Treasure Cove Hotel industry educational seminar
Tickets – $30 + fees
Spend 2 hours with BC Winemaker Christine Leroux as she shares her wealth of knowledge and
expertise in all things wine! Topics covered will include how to taste wine, winemaking, and the
differences in BC wines with a focus on service and hospitality. We will discuss the in-depth differences
between wine producing regions of BC and the valley, the different grape varieties grown in BC and fruit
used for wine productions, how to choose and recommend food pairings for BC wines, and how BC
wines compare with the rest of the world.
- Thursday, November 16 – 6:30 – 9pm: Betulla Burning 5 Course Paring Dinner
Tickets – $90 Call or stop by to purchase!
Enjoy the unique experience of Betulla Burning during this 5-course handcrafted dinner, created by
Betulla's incredible culinary team and paired with award-winning wines from the always entertaining
Dirty Laundry Vineyard. Vegetarian and gluten-free options available. Cocktails at 6:30, dinner at 7:00.
- Thursday, November 16 – 8pm: Don Cherry's WineOKE
$29 – call for reservations
Join us for WineOKE at Don Cherry's Sports Grill! Sing the night away for a chance to win awesome
prizes and enjoy some fabulous BC wine while you're at it! Call for your reservation right away before
space is gone! $29 gets you access to WineOKE, wine flight paired with appetizer tasting; and the
chance to win a case of wine, a one night stay at the Prestige Treasure Cove, or a Don Cherry's dining
- Friday, November 17 – 4 – 6pm: White Goose Proper Pairing
Tickets $25 + tax & fees
Join us for an afternoon celebrating the art of wine and food! Learn the basics of tasting and pairing with
Sean Caterer and certified sommelier Lynn Sorensen of WineMates & More, who will guide you with
humor and expertise as you explore different tastes combining glorious Hillside wine and Chef Ryan's
mouth-watering canapés. Doors open at 3:45PM.
- Friday, November 17 – 6 – 9pm: Hummus Brothers Don't Worry…there's going to be Wine!
Tickets – $49 + fees
Hummus Brothers presents DON'T WORRY…There's Going to be Wine! Join Chef Clayton Riggan for an
exquisite Deconstructed Grand Tasting featuring interactive Chef Stations with complimentary wine
pairings from the Andrew Peller Wine Brands. With live music and sweet delights, this is one you won't
want to miss. Tickets are limited, get yours right away!
- Friday, November 17 – 7 – 9pm: Oakroom Grill Hester Creek Winemaker Rob Summers meet & greet
Head to the Oakroom Grill for a great meal, live entertainment, and the chance to meet Rob Summers,
the amazing Winemaker at Hester Creek! Meet & Greet begins at 7PM, live entertainment starts at
8PM. Reservations are definitely recommended.
- Friday, November 17 – 7 – 9pm: CNC Kodiaks UnWine'd
Tickets – $50 + fees
It's Friday night… let's UnWine'd and get Naked! Join speaker and relationship expert Christina Bianchini
for a real talk about life, love, and sex. This fun and interactive (and a little risqué) evening will help you
understand what it really takes to create deeper love and intimacy. Plus, special guest Sex Therapist
Kaila McAnulty is guaranteed to add a little spice to the evening! The event features a wine tasting
hosted by the award-winning Dirty Laundry Vineyards and incredible creations from the culinary team
at Kodiaks Restaurant – each ticket includes a glass of wine (with more available to purchase) plus an
appy plate and dessert plate. This is sure to be a phenomenal event, don't miss out!
- Saturday, November 18 – 2pm – 5:30pm: Theatre Northwest International Wine Festival
Tickets $70 + fees
Sip Wine Fest was built around Theatre North West's long-standing International Wine Festival. The
event, sold out every season, features a selection of wine tastings from around the world. This
year's event takes place Saturday, November 18th, 2017 at the Exploration Place. Tickets are still
available for the afternoon session.
- Sunday, November 19 – 10:30am – 2pm: Bonus! Sparkling Sunday Brunch at Cornerstone
$29.99 + tax & service
Bonus Brunch! Join us at the Cornerstone Kitchen & Lounge on Sunday November 19th – Yes the
Festival's "technically" over, but we needed just One. More. Sip. Cornerstone's
weekly Sunday Buffet Brunch is getting a bubbly upgrade with a Sparkling Mimosa made
with Hungaria Sparkling as well as a tasting featuring Wolf Blass Sparkling and Mionetto Prosecco,
hosted by Mark Anthony wine expert Mark MacDonald. Advance reservations are required – call
Cornerstone at (250)561-5676 to secure your seat. Kids are welcome and can enjoy the kid's rate
of $9.99 + tax & service. Finish Sip with a Pop!


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4 Bedrooms
3 Full Bathrooms
Half Baths: 1
Price: $389,900.00
Light filled, spacious, and open condo in the gated community of Blue Point Villas! Condo features two master suites, an open floor plan, dining area, large kitchen with breakfast bar which opens to the living area, gas fireplace, private balcony, abundance of storage & more! This unit is also being sold mostly furnished! Owner has two private parking spaces in the covered garage next to the elevator which will convey with accepted offer! Blue Point Villas is biking distance to in-town Rehoboth, but situated in a serene wooded setting with private community pool. This unit has been updated and faithfully maintained for family use over the years, never rented! You must see this unit to appreciate its value!
Price: $389,900.00
Waterfront: Waterview: None
Address: Blue Point
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Year Built: 2005
Waterview: None
Lot Dimensions:
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Dwelling Sq Ft: 2200
Garage: Under Home
Heating: Heat Pump(s)
Cooling: Central A/C
County Taxes: $1,142
City Taxes: $0
Water Fee: $0
Sewer Fee: $0
Association Fee: $4,560
Condo Fee: $0
Trash Fee: $0
Ground Rent: $0
Listing Broker: JACK LINGO REHOBOTH
Listing Agent: BRYCE LINGO & SHAUN TULL
Listing Status: Active
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Breastfeeding Matters in Kamloops
Donor milk is always in short supply.
Breastfeeding Matters in Kamloops has been working with BC Women's Provincial Milk Bank to establish a Milk Depot in the Kamloops area. This would be a permanent location where screened donors could drop off their frozen milk and it would be shipped to the Milk Bank on a regular basis. Royal Inland Hospital would have access to frozen Human Donor Milk on a regular basis for at-risk preterm infants.
BMIK held their first Milk Drive in May of 2016. To date we have sent 413 pounds of Human Donor Milk for BC Women's Milk Bank. All this wonderful donation came from dedicated volunteer mothers in our community. Think of what we could accomplish with a depot here and more donors.
BMIK will be holding another Milk Drive March/April 2018, Drop location Lizzie Bits, 665 Victoria St, 10 am to 12 noon. Pick up available contact BMIK on facebook. If you want to be a donor, get screened and start pumping. Let us know by registering with this form.
What is a milk drive?
BMIK has collected over 500 pounds of of Human Donor Milk in 5 Milk Drives and shipped it to BC Women's Provincial Milk Bank.
Milk from a baby's own mother is always the first choice. When her milk isn't available, donor milk is the next best thing. Donor milk has active beneficial properties and is similar to mother's own milk. It provides babies with antibodies to fight disease and infection. Human milk is best for all babies. It is especially important for sick and very tiny babies.
Human Donor Milk:
Reduces the risk of NEC (Necrotizing Enterocolitis) by 79%
Helps baby's brain grow faster
Lowers the risk of infection
Supports the immature immune system
"Knowing that someone had taken the time to pump precious breast milk to share with my family, in a time of need, was the best gift I had ever been given."
How can I participate?
Do you have more milk than your baby needs?
Are you healthy? Not taking any medications?
Then you could be a donor.
Pump, label and freeze your extra milk.
Contact BC Womens Human Milk Bank to be screened.
Let BMIK know that you are a donor and collecting with this form.
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Kastalia Village 3*
Free Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi in public areas
Swimming Pool
Outdoor swimming pool
Sports activities
Billiards/ Pool tables
Mini golf
Table tennis
Poolside snack bar
Bar/ Lounge area
Children's pool
Children's play area
Game room
No pets allowed
Air conditioning
Kastalia Village is a 3-star venue positioned about 10 km from Platanias Square. The family hotel represents traditional architecture in Kolymbari.
The venue is 9 km away from Agios Dimitrios Church. The property is set within 4 km distance from Kolymbari city center.
The hotel is easy access to the pebble beach in Kolymbari.
Kastalia Village is a property in Kolymbari that comes with 100 rooms and provides a safe, multi-channel television, a private balcony, a patio and a seating area. Some rooms overlook the sea. Guests can make use of a bathtub, a shower and a hairdryer.
Breakfast is offered in the restaurant every morning. Serving Greek meals, Kariatis Restaurant lies in a tourist area, 650 meters from the venue.
Kastalia Village can be reached in 40 minutes by car from Souda airport.
The on-site comforts include a safe deposit box and a car park.
Guests with children can avail of cots, a playroom and a playground offered at the hotel. Such activities as mountain biking, table tennis and golf are also provided.
Hotel Policy
- Children and extra beds
- All children under the age of 2 may stay for free in a crib.
- One child under the age of 12 may stay free of charge when using existing bedding.
- Free Wi-Fi in public areas
- Parking
- Indoor parking
- Safe deposit box
- Reception
- No pets allowed
Food & Drinks
- Kitchen
- Electric kettle
- Cookware/ Kitchen utensils
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
- Poolside snack bar
Leisure & Activities
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Garden area
- Leisure/ TV room
- Billiards/ Pool tables
- Table tennis
- Mini golf
- Bicycle rental
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Paid in-room safe
- Sitting area
- Patio
- Terrace
- Balcony
- Tea and coffee facilities
- Bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Cable/ Satellite television
- Direct dial telephone
- Children's pool
- Children's play area
- Game room
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- Parking
- Indoor parking
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In Battlefield situations where soldiers are forced to fight enemies in close contact, superior hand-to-hand combat skills can mean the difference not only between victory and defeat, but also between life and death. This authoritative manual addresses close-combat fundamentals from their history to their current role in modern warfare, and illustrates basic techniques and training methods with detailed photo sequences.
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Matt Larsen, a career Army Ranger who is best known as a hand-to-hand combat expert and the father of the U.S. Army's Modern Army Combatives Program, served in the U.S. Marine Corps and the 75th Ranger Regiment during the course of a 22-year career in the military. Larsen founded the United States Army Combatives School and served as both its commandant and the Director of the Army Combatives program for more than a decade. While there he wrote both the 2002 and 2009 editions of FM 3-25.150 (Combatives).
Since leaving the Army, Larsen has worked as a private security contractor throughout the Middle East and Africa; trained US Marine Corps personal security detachments (PSD) for deployment to Iraq; designed a Combatives systems for the Canadian Special Operations Regiment; and, consulted on the design of Combatives training systems for the US Air Force, the British Royal Marines and the British Infantry.
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After much nagging and pestering my Dad finally brought home his old 12 string guitar from his work. It's an Eko 12 string - I think it's over 40 years old (and probably hasn't been played in 20 years).
It's in a right state -- one of the side joints is coming apart and needs re-gluing, deep cracks on the reverse of the neck, cracks on the front panel and near the heel on the back, 3 broken strings, some of the bridge things are missing/replaced, and just generally lots of bruises and slight dents around the edges.
Is it worth repairing it? I guess there is some sentimental value, and it looks pretty classy. Does anyone know if it is repairable and how much it would be?
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Committee recommends Halifax put up $50,000 for Neptune Theatre upgrades
The upgrades to Neptune will include new seating, new digital signage, and improvements to the theatre's box office system.
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A Halifax committee is recommending regional council give Neptune Theatre a $50,000 grant towards its upcoming renovations.
The upgrades to Neptune will happen during this season and the next, including new seating in both Fountain Hall and Scotiabank Studio, new digital signage, and improvements to the theatre's box office system.
At its meeting on Thursday, Halifax regional council's Community Planning and Economic Development Standing Committee recommended council approve a contribution of $50,000 to the $3.6 million project.
The federal and provincial government announced contributions of nearly $1 million, and $100,000 respectively, in March.
"Our government really believes in the importance of arts and culture," federal heritage minister Mélanie Joly told reporters after that announcement.
She said arts and culture are important to her government's "economic growth vision," and that people like those involved in Neptune are an important part of Canada's "innovation ecosystem."
The theatre had asked the municipality for $100,000, but based on municipal policies, plus tax relief and another grant that staff say add up to nearly $500,000 annually, they recommended only granting $50,000.
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In February 2008 the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) released a map showing the possible range of the burmese python in the southern United States. The maps shows Burmese pythons extending as for north as Virgnia on the east coast (and all the way to west to California). Being a resident of southeast Virginia for the past 15 years I can tell you without reservation that this is absolutely ridiculous. The map and the report submitted to support it are false. They are driven by fear and special interest motivations to end the reptile pet trade in the United States.
It vexes me how this type of false science is allowed to be released under the banner of a supposedly legitimate scientific organization. Doing so decreases the credibility of their legitimate works. Hey USGS, here's a little nugget of information for you: the United States is a temperate region. That means we have something called seasons. Yeah, it's warm enough to support an escaped Burmese python in the summer but the fall and winter will kill them faster than any Python Recovery Team you might want to assemble. Burmese pythons are from Southeast Asia (vast portions of which are a tropical region) and according to the book The Physical Geography of Southeast Asia, (screen shot here) annual temperature range in southeast asia is small, not more than 5 degrees (C) annually. Click here for a graph that shows annual temperatures in Vietnam (southeast Asia). That means that the same summer climate that supports Burmese in their native habitat is pretty much an all year thing, kind of like it is in the Florida Everglades. Take a quick drive north on I-95 to northern Florida and you'll notice that it gets very cold in the winter. And guess what! Cold weather and snakes don't go together. Every single reptile that lives on the east coast north of the florida everglades brumates to pass the winter; all of them. Guess what? Burmese pythons don't brumate in cold weather. Know what they do? They die. Anybody who has ever kept Burmese pythons knows that they will get a sick at the drop of a hat. Keep your temps a little bit wrong and they will be hacking snot all over the glass of their locked enclosures.
I am disappointed in the USGS and the people who will let them submit falsehood as truth. The USGS slogan reads, "Science for a Changing World". It should read, "Science for Changing the World".
Colin Weaver
As a Florida scientist (not with the USGS) who does fieldwork in the Everglades (completely unrelated to snakes), I take exception to your statements regarding the USGS and Burmese pythons. You indicated that "the U.S. is a temperate region, [has] seasons, [and that those seasons] will kill them faster than…"
The signs marking my city read "Welcome to the tropics" and we do indeed have a subtropical climate here. We are indeed routinely encountering large, breeding Burmese pythons in the Everglades–year round. Will they spread further north? – I do not have the expertise to say, but it would be presumptious of me to call USGS predictions "false." It is more than enough concern to me, and many others, both field researchers and tax payers, that they are here now.
Perhaps you would do your readers a greater service to research the facts rather than blasting with "absolutely ridiculous" and "false." It might even be useful to give some of those USGS researchers a call and ask them how they estimated the map. Maybe some of your insights into captive snakes might prove mutually beneficial.
I know this is not the right section to post this but I have to disagree with you on a lot of your views first I don't agree with you on ball python prices and how you think just because you sacrificed everything of yours you think others are supposed to bust their asses and give up everything like you did it doesn't work that way the point about kingsnake.com and how people put low prices I don't agree with either kingsnake.com is a good site and the point of reducing prices is great #1 because breeders should be focusing on making ball python morphs more affordable instead of looking to make a profit and taking the get rich quick route
#2 ball pythons are pretty in every way no doubt about that but you and all the big breeders need to wake up and realize that they are not cars you don't pay for their parts or for insurance you don't pay for gas or anything that you need to pay in order to keep the car in tip top shape ball pythons on the other hand you don't need to be paying all that much money when you can do something else like shopping or keeping up your bills instead of being in la la land depending on snakes to do your biddings and make money for you but paying for one snake is ridiculous the person who is buying should be getting something free thrown in with it or something but I personally don't think breeders should be putting car prices on these snakes they are not worth that much money I don't give a damn how long it took to breed that particular morph the point and goal should be to make them affordable to people who are interested and not just sell them to other big breeders and do these sneaky trades with them
Example ralph davis and his dreamsicles he charges $50,000 for only 1 only 1 not only that you have to pay an extra $65 for shipping now answer me this why should a person sacrifice everything to buy a snake for $50,000 and pay an extra $65 for shipping? If you ask me it sounds like he is in it for the money only and taking the quick route to getting rich you may not like what I am saying but I don't think everybody should be on the breeders side all the time who are they? Just regular people importing baby balls every year by the thousands putting their breeders on a schedule of when to breed so why are they considered professionals just because they breed multiple females? The only thing they do is keep 95% of the babies and only sell very few sounds like a rip off and they are just being greedy you might also disagree with that but again it seems like everyone is always on the breeders side of things and not thinking logically
Breeders are really starting to make me sick most of them seem like they are beasting to be the first to produce a particular new color morph this is why I believe they will not prove out the labyrinth gene or the whitesmoke because they are too busy beasting to prove them out instead of focusing on other things the ball python business is not the only way to make money there are many other things people can do to bring in money besides depending on a bunch of snakes to make them thousands
Last but not least I would like to say I will not be buying from any breeder but I will be importing them straight from africa from now on breeders do not think or consider about the people who are interested in purchasing a certain morph they don't consider lowering the price and making them more affordable I know one thing when I do get my snakes as wild caught delivered to me I wouldent turn around and chanrge a higher price on them piebalds should be $975-$1000 or lower that's it burmese should be banned also I feel if a person wants to own one they should get a dwarf burmese or dwarf rectic you shouldent bash at kingsnake.com because people put low prices maybe if you would lower your prices you would have more customers and all morphs being $50 I've purchased morphs for that much but not from no breeder yes it was a breeder but it was a breeder from africa and I will continue to purchase them from africa I'd buy them any time over a big breeder if there was only 2 options I wouldent buy from these big breeders I would take my chances with a wild caught
Hmmm. The release of exotic species is a major problem not only in the US but around the world.
Tropical fish released by college students going home on spring break to to people releasing other exotic animals so they can have a good home often displaces extant species from the local habitats. I know your opinion can never be changed but I think others that are out to defend the partial destruction of the natural America are not real Americans. I bet you have an ant farm of fire ants, raise house sparrows, and wish starlings would become the national bird.
I also noticed the research (I'm sorry the lack of research) in your opinion (I said opinion) about the spread of the snakes. Can you provide a list of research articles that disproves the USGS information. I am saying you are WRONG and cannot show anything other than opinion.
Trying to defend a position without information always makes you look stupid.
Again I hear opinion. How do you know that pythons will not survive in Maryland? Have you ever seen studies or have done research on the temperature range or behavior in cold weather of these snakes? You maybe correct that large constrictors cannot live in freezing weather.
There have been many discoveries in science that were followed by the statement "that wasn't suppose to happen." Are there any "hiding places" like under pier-and-beam houses. Many animals bury themselves or have some other adaptation inorder to escape the cold temperatures or dry conditions that could otherwise kill them.
Lets assume pythons have been released into cold winter states. Could these snakes adapt by hiding by finding some of these hiding places. I have no idea and with out more information on the subject I wouldn't make any comment in either direction. If I'm correct, timber rattlers in the North East have this adapation and rattlers in some parts of the Southwest also have this behavior.
Garter snakes cannot survive freezing temperatures but have you ever seen the garter snakes coming from one of their winter dens? Could pythons have this behavior? I have no idea. If I found a large constrictor in a New England state I would ask two questions; is the snake a recent release or has it been in the area for longer than one year?
A few years ago wolves were released in Yellowstone in order to restore a natural balance. To the surprise to all the scientists the beaver population exploded. I'm sure many were saying "I didn't expect that." But after looking at the data everyone said "that makes sense."
Your knowledge of care and breeding of large snakes may be the best in the US but your knowledge of the 'nature of science' is very limited.
What bothers me the most is your comment that the USGS is faking data or providing misleading statements. Trust me, the last thing a scientist want to do is publish false data. If the data is shown to be faked or the conclusions are incorrect it tells the scientific world that your are not to be trusted.
They only reason you made that statement was you felt the government was out to get you.
In fact I want to thank you for your initial statements. I teach a course over the 'nature of science' and I will use your opinions and misleading statements as an example of how opinion and emotion often overshadows fact and logic.
One final thought. I saw your comment about voting for Obama and being a Democrate. That made me smile. When in a debate and are losing you attack you opponent on the personal level in order to get them to lose track of their argument.
Oh I have one final comment. I read your one of your statements and totally agree. I spent three years in Southern florida and totally enjoyed the snowball fights each winter. I was totally crazy in those years. We would go SCUBA diving without wet suits during the winter months and it is amazing that we didn't freeze to death. We were tough.
I have been trying to grow lemon trees in Texas and have had zero luck. I don't have any idea why they die each winter. They survived each in winter in Southern Florida. Maybe its my bad luck. I have the same luck with coconut trees. Can you provide some help.
I am just curious, but what is so wrong for voting for Obama?
Btw, don't you think permits are okay, if people really don't like them, the experienced, serious hobbyists can get some and show everybody that they are responsible. As for burms moving into CA, that's kinda doubtful. I think you are correct. And in this situation, common sense on whether an animal that can't tolerate non tropical climates can survive in cold areas of the US is helpful.
As for "Olivia", why get ball pythons imported? Everyone knows they are hard to acclimate, and it's not exactly great for the environment either. Think about the animal. Why can't you spend 20 or so dollars on a normal? Ranting on someone while doing something unethical yourself isn't very nice. I'm pretty sure breeders do it because a new morph is exclusive, and they need to make money before the price PLUMMETS with every breeding. You'll see, some day pastels will be cheap. Sure, breeders with their LAM setups aren't making snakes look very interesting, but they're still cool animals, and he can do what he wants in terms of price, as can everybody.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-5317?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13788727#comment-13788727 ] Hadoop QA commented on HDFS-5317: --------------------------------- {color:green}+1 overall{color}. Here are the results of testing the latest attachment http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/attachment/12607247/HDFS-5317.001.patch against trunk revision . {color:green}+1 @author{color}. The patch does not contain any @author tags. {color:green}+1 tests included{color}. The patch appears to include 1 new or modified test files. {color:green}+1 javac{color}. The applied patch does not increase the total number of javac compiler warnings. {color:green}+1 javadoc{color}. The javadoc tool did not generate any warning messages. {color:green}+1 eclipse:eclipse{color}. The patch built with eclipse:eclipse. {color:green}+1 findbugs{color}. The patch does not introduce any new Findbugs (version 1.3.9) warnings. {color:green}+1 release audit{color}. The applied patch does not increase the total number of release audit warnings. {color:green}+1 core tests{color}. The patch passed unit tests in hadoop-hdfs-project/hadoop-hdfs. {color:green}+1 contrib tests{color}. The patch passed contrib unit tests. Test results: https://builds.apache.org/job/PreCommit-HDFS-Build/5127//testReport/ Console output: https://builds.apache.org/job/PreCommit-HDFS-Build/5127//console This message is automatically generated. > Go back to DFS Home link does not work on datanode webUI > -------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: HDFS-5317 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-5317 > Project: Hadoop HDFS > Issue Type: Sub-task > Reporter: Suresh Srinivas > Assignee: Haohui Mai > Priority: Critical > Attachments: HDFS-5317.000.patch, HDFS-5317.001.patch > > > Here is how to reproduce this problem: > # Goto https://namenode:https_port/dfshealth.jsp > # Click on "Live Nodes" link > # On the Live Nodes page, click one of the links for the datanodes. This link has always hardcodes the http link instead of http/https based on the context of the webpage. > On datanode webUI page, the link "Go back to DFS home" does not work. -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.1#6144)
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Lia: Epirus' Famous Hamlet
By Diana Farr Louis
Owing much of its reputation to the international bestseller 'Eleni', theremote village is revisited in a book by Eleni's granddaughter that chroniclesher mission to rebuild her grandmother's house
The church nearest Eleni's house has a new roof and
loudspeakers attached so the whole village can hear
the service whether they want it or not
Though beautiful, the scenery here lacks the drama of the Vikos Gorge, while the village possesses neither the boutique hotels nor traditional tavernas of the Zagorohoria. It does not even have the spacious plateia sheltered by a humongous plane tree that is the trademark of most Epirot villages from Metsovo to Syrrako. What Lia does have, however, is a reputation, some might say a notoriety, because of the dire things that happened here in the late 1940s during the Greek civil war.
Dreadful events tore apart much of the country as Communists tried to drag Greece behind the Iron Curtain, and Nationalist forces fought to keep it in the West.
No doubt both sides were guilty of atrocities and certainly Lia had no monopoly on them. But this is the village that Nicholas Gage made famous with his portrayal of his mother Eleni's ordeal to save her children from being wrenched away from Lia and marched across the border into Albania and Yugoslavia.
Published in 1983, Eleni was an international bestseller that here in Greece reopened the divisions between Left and Right about those years. Not only did it paint an unequivocally evil portrait of Communist brutality, it was also an indictment of the petty and 'primitive' behaviour that simmers just below the surface in small communities everywhere. As a detective story about a son's quest to find his mother's killers, it is a page turner and as a portrait of Gage's unusually strong, intelligent and loving mother, it is unforgettable.
In spring Lia is almost hidden under thick foliage.
Behind it rise the bleak Mourgana mountains which
mark the boundry with Albania
|Before Eleni, Lia (named after its patron the Prophet Elijah - Elias in Greek) might never have seen a foreign tourist. Like so many mountain settlements, it lost its young people to cities in Greece and abroad, and its position high up in the inhospitable Mourgana range made it uncomfortably close to Albania. But soon curious readers began to trickle in and Gage (born Gatzoyiannis) helped the village to build a hotel for them, Lias Inn, at the entrance to town.
Drawn by a similar fascination, I paid Lia a visit last summer. It is so isolated that fifty years ago little Nicholas had never seen a car until he and his sisters escaped to the port of Igoumenitsa (and eventually to Massachusetts). But it is only about a two hour's drive northwest of Ioannina. We stopped at the hotel to get our bearings and were given a hand-drawn map showing all the landmarks in Gage's book: his mother's home, grandfather's home, churches, homes of friends, escape route and even the execution site way up the mountain near the Prophet's chapel. Eleni had become a cottage industry.
Despite signs of modern prosperity - a Rover outside a fancy gate, brand new red tile roofs, megaphones on the church walls - Lia seemed empty and somewhat morose. We felt oppressed in the drab cafe with its indifferent service, depressed by the empty space in front of the hotel, which could have been a charming place to sit on a lovely June day. But to many other visitors it has been a source of inspiration. Leafing through the hotel's guest book, I read tribute after emotional tribute to Eleni's courage and motherly love from people round the world.
"So who comes here?" I asked Niki, who runs the hotel with her husband Fanis.
"Dutch, Germans, a few Greeks with ties here, and journalists," she replied. Then she showed me the second Gage book about Lia, North of Ithaka by Eleni Gage, Nicholas's twenty-eight-year-old daughter, which had just appeared in Greek translation.
Eleni's house - the largest one in Lia before the war - stands
peacefully, hardly the scene of so many tragic memories.
Inset: A plaque set into the wall of the house commemorates
its original foundations, extension and restoration
A journalist like her father, Eleni decided to interrupt her New York career of writing for women's magazines with the side benefit of "all the free makeup a girl could ever want" and move to Lia for a year. Her mission: to rebuild her grandmother's house. This was no small undertaking. Quite apart from all the construction problems involved in restoring a ruin, there was an unusually high quotient of emotional issues to resolve.
First of all, her four aunts - the thitsas - opposed meddling with the past. They remembered their mother's curse. Before their escape, she had fiercely told them to throw a black stone over their shoulders and vow never to return to live in Greece. Or else. Besides they were afraid of unearthing so much pain. After all, the Communists had taken over their house and imprisoned 31 people in its basement and buried another 37 in the garden. Eleni was also very apprehensive about how the villagers would view her project. Would it bring up long-buried divisions? Would they resent a foreigner rummaging around in their memories? Whatever her qualms, her desire to turn the wreck into a home proved stronger.
Eleni Gage's chronicle of her year in Lia makes entertaining reading. She brings to it a deft, light touch, introducing us to numerous village characters (whose average age is well over 60), weaving comic tales about the rebuilding saga with local festivals and customs, trips to Epirot landmarks such as Metsovo and the Oracle of the Dead and into Albania, insights into key cultural differences between the urban US and rural Greece, and stories from the past, happy and tragic.
Before Eleni embarked on her project, she had never dared to read her father's book. Naturally she had heard all the stories - about her grandmother's marriage to a supposedly rich Americanos. He was an emigrant who came back from the States every few years, long enough to father a child and fill her house with luxuries, such as the only bed in the village. She also knew that having the largest house in Lia provoked resentment in some neighbours and that during Eleni senior's last years she had had little contact or assistance from her husband because of the war. But she had shielded herself from the details of her grandmother's imprisonment and execution.
As the house begins to emerge from the rubble, however, artefacts surface from its inhabitants' daily life which shed new light on their existence. The first is a Turkish coin dated 1856, which more distant ancestors had placed in the foundations of the house "to give it strength". It is followed by spoons, an inkwell, medicine bottles and the iron bedstead itself, flattened by a huge rock. And as more and more shreds of the past are discovered, Eleni starts "to consider my grandmother's life more than her death".
At the same time, she is constantly learning about herself and about the village - "a cross between a gentlemen's club and a retirement home" in a reversal of the prewar situation when women far outnumbered their men who were invariably away earning money. Though living in one of the poorest regions in the EU, these old people seem far less desperate than the bag ladies of New York. And while they may have been "overly cursed with tragedy, they [are] blessed with an acute ability to enjoy life's small pleasures". With all the saints days and holidays, Lia becomes host to "a non-stop party".
In turn, Eleni herself finds herself abandoning her New Yorker's "avoidance reflex", the pose of indifference one adopts in that city (which is also mine) in the interests of self-preservation. She finds that "Greece is not for spectators... in the University of Life 90 percent of your grade is participation" (whether you're trying to park on a crowded street or arguing politics). "Once in Greece, I quickly realised there were no sidelines for me to stand on any more... With so many of my days devoted to excavating my family's past, I sought out any distraction that didn't have to do with my history. Luckily, the most important events required no preparation."
Eager to fit in, Eleni "is swept up" into group activities like Carnival and Easter week, traditional superstitions like reading coffee grounds or casting out the evil eye, and a large number of funerals - to be expected in a village populated by so many grandparents. She admires the Greeks' relationship with death where it is "regarded as rather like the postman: a frequent visitor who has a job to do" as opposed to the Americans' tendency to view it as a "spectre that lurks in books and movies."
Because she is half-Greek (Eleni's mother Joanie is a non-hyphenated American) and fluent in the language, Eleni does not fall into the traps that mar so many books written about this country. She is neither cute nor condescending. Her characters are real, rounded people rather than stereotypes or caricatures and she writes about them with unsentimental affection. Her approach to history and religious customs is entertaining and accurate. And she also has a good ear for dialogue. Aunt Kanta's Greeklish (which instead of making her an outsider in both cultures seems to enable her to belong everywhere), her Albanian builders' pidgin Greek, and any number of conversations with villagers, Athenians or American friends and relatives enrich the book with many distinct voices.
Eleni confesses that she feels it is her role to "amuse everyone... provide the regional punchline" with her Americanisms. In her writing, these same colloquialisms and levity may be occasionally irritating to English speakers of a different background. Nevertheless, they provide definite relief from the darker themes touched on.
In the end, North of Ithaka - Eleni's personal odyssey - is a tale of reconciliation and acceptance. In one very moving episode as the house nears completion, Thitsa Kanta, who was the most opposed to the project, hears her mother calling in a dream. She says she's tired because she has been looking after the girl (i kopela) and to paidi (Nicholas, still her little boy), rescuing them from near fatal car accidents. With Kanta in Lia, she can relax. The next scene shows Kanta conducting some German tourists around the building site, brimming with pride.
But she is not alone. When the housewarming party finally occurs on St Nicholas Day in early December, the whole village turns up - all 50 inhabitants - some of them bearing "specially chosen gifts... [they] didn't hold its tragic past against the house, but welcomed it as they had me, and wanted to embellish the interior with bits of their own past."
When Father Prokopi blesses the basement, Eleni feels relief wash over her. "I still shuddered at the thought of my grandmother's pain, but no longer felt it was trapped here within these walls."
In North of Ithaka, Eleni Gage has brought Lia up to date. By laying ghosts to rest, revealing its citizens' personalities and depicting its customs with humour and warmth, she has freed it from the prison of the past. By recasting its reputation, she has given Lia the right to exist as just another pretty mountain village. I only wish I had read the book before I visited.
Photos by Diana Farr Louis
Getting there
Lia can be reached from either Ioannina or Igoumenitsa. Take the main road between them and turn north at Vrosina. The road is marked green for scenic on the map. You'll notice that the border between Greece and Albania dips substantially into the latter just above Lia. This is allegedly the result of a little bribe from a local to the German official in charge of dividing Epirus in two after WWI
Where to stay and eat
Eleni Gage's North of Ithaka was published by Bantam Books in 2004 and in paperback in 2005
(Posting date 27 April 2006)
HCS readers can view other excellent articles by this writer in the News & Issues and other sections of our extensive, permanent archives at the URL http://www.helleniccomserve.com./contents.html
All articles of Athens News appearing on HCS have been reprinted with permission.
2000 © Hellenic Communication Service, L.L.C. All Rights Reserved.


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For the month of June, GIA's photo banner features artists and work supported by 3Arts [1]. 3Arts is a nonprofit arts service organization that advocates for Chicago-based women artists, artists of color, and artists with disabilities who work in the performing, teaching, and visual arts. Now in its ninth year, 3Arts has distributed $1.8 million dollars and directly supported 396 artists through unrestricted cash awards, residency fellowships, project grants, promotion, and professional development. Executive Director Esther Grisham Grimm says:
Our organization was established in 2008 to address several gaps in the cultural landscape, including a scarcity of direct artist funding, the lack of support structures to help artists forge successful careers, and a missing focus on equity in our field.
In addition to racial and gender equity, 3Arts places equivalent emphasis on supporting disability culture. In 2014, 3Arts expanded its residency fellowships by establishing the first-ever, custom-tailored, university-based residency fellowship for artists with disabilities [2], in collaboration with the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). Supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, the 3Arts/UIC Fellowship program is an immersive and contextualized experience for two fellows annually. Set within UIC's urban campus, the program connects fellows with support structures to create new work, as well as to multiple publics, faculty, and students as a way to raise awareness and expand the dialogue around disability culture. Arlene Malinowski [3], 2015 3Arts/UIC Fellow, shares:
This fellowship gave me support and resources, as well as the opportunity to be around faculty and students who helped me grow as an artist and teacher. I completed a piece of work, presented to classes, shared my work in progress with students, and most importantly, they shared their art with me. Thank you for such a gift.
As a result of her experience with this fellowship, Arlene was subsequently invited by Victory Gardens Theatre to produce her solo play, A Little Bit Not Normal [4], as part of their 2016-17 season. Dance artist Barak adé Soleil [5] began his fellowship earlier this year, focusing on the intersections of disability and race. Barak, who creates movement in and out of his wheelchair, is working with several dance colleagues as well as with community leaders on a new dance performance.
These fellowships join other opportunities at 3Arts, including the annual 3Arts Awards [6] ($25,000 unrestricted awards for ten artists annually), project support [7] through a custom-built crowdfunding platform that includes a built-in match and behind-the-scenes professional development, and additional residency fellowships [8] administered with the Alliance of Artists Communities.
3Arts has been a GIA member since 2012.
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[1] http://3arts.org/
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[5] https://3arts.org/artist/Barak-ade-Soleil/
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