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Two people reported missing Thursday, July 18, in Lake Country, were found dead the next afternoon.

A man and a woman, both 30, had gone for a ride on a quad to the Oyama Lake Road lookout Thursday at 9 p.m. When they did not return to a residence on Middle Bench Road where they were expected, a search began.

On Friday at 2:50 p.m., Kelowna Search and Rescue located the quad in a ravine off Oyama Lake Road.

“The persons were located and were fatally injured,” said Cpl. Barbara Holley, with the Lake Country RCMP.

An RCMP press release had stated that the couple were unfamiliar with the area.The ATV accident remains under investigation and the B.C. Coroner Service is

now involved in the case.Besides Kelowna Search and Rescue, the search involved the RCMP helicopter

and the Lake Country Fire Department.

Worst ending for ATV rideis going to be a lot of deaf people there.”

Sproule was born with no hearing and was a perfect candidate for a choclear implant which can restore partial hear-ing. However, given the choice Sproule decided to accept the fact she was deaf and communicate using sign language.

It didn’t make her trip through school any easi-er as she battled not only her inability to com-municate using her voice but also some people’s perceptions of just what she could accomplish.

“In the beginning it was really hard,” she said using sign language. “� ere was a lot of criti-cism of deaf people and how we couldn’t do things, even in school. But there are a lot of dif-ferent things that I have done.

“� ere are a lot of suc-cessful deaf people and I had to prove myself. For me I just felt the same as everyone else. Now (at deaf university) it’s real-ly cool because I can get a good education in my � rst language.”

Sproule de� nite-

ly didn’t let her lack of hearing keep her from taking part in activities at school.

She started playing volleyball in Grade 8 and her skill soon took over and she became an in-tegral part of George Elliot’s girls volleyball team.

By the age of 14 she had made the Team Canada’s women’s deaf volleyball team and she also continued to play other sports like basket-ball and soccer.

Being a setter on her high school team, Sproule and her team-mates developed a unique language all on their own.

“Most of my friends know how to sign be-cause I have been teach-ing them and in school I had an interpreter,” she said. “But on the � oor I couldn’t have an inter-

preter so we used hand signals or numbers to communicate what type of set and then we would practise them often. Sometimes there was miscommunication but mostly it was smooth.”

At the Dea� ympics, Sproule is looking for-ward to competing with and against other ath-letes who are in the same situation. Inter-estingly North Amer-ican sign language di� ers from sign language used in Europe so Sproule and her teammates will be able to communi-cate without giving away strategy. But it will also make it a challenge to sign with other people she meets from Europe.

“North American sign language is not univer-sal,” she said.

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OYAMA resident Bree Sproule has left with Team Canada for the Dea� ympics in Bulgaria where she is a member of the Canadian women’s volleyball team.

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For most of her young life, volleyball player Bree Sproule has been a rarity in the small community of Oyama.

She’s the only deaf person in Oyama, the northern-most point of Lake Country. She was the only deaf player on her school and club vol-leyball teams and the only deaf kid of six sib-lings, born and raised in Oyama.

But over the past year Sproule, 19, has been hanging with people much like her. She has completed her � rst year at Gaulladet Univer-sity in Washington, DC, the world’s only univer-sity speci� cally for deaf people where she was a member of the women’s volleyball team.

And last week she de-parted with 10 other deaf volleyball players, as part of Team Canada, to take part in the 22nd Deaf-lympics in So� a, Bul-garia. Close to 4,000 deaf people from 84 countries will be competing.

“It’s really exciting, I’ve never been to Eur-ope before,” said Sproule through her interpret-er, her sister Brooke. “It’s going to be a new experi-ence for me. I’m really excited to see the di� er-ent culture and to learn about the history.

“It’s going to be really fun to be with the team because we are all going to be together and there

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“Just as a speaking person would we will have to use a lot of ges-tures to communicate.

“But it’s going to be good because we can keep our plays coded and they won’t know what they are.”

Sproule said deaf vol-leyball teams in Eur-ope have been play-ing together much long-

er than in Canada, where the program is relatively new, having been togeth-er for about � ve years. She says the competi-tion will be sti� but she’s looking forward to the challenge.

“I’m really nervous about competing against the other teams because the European teams and Ukrainian teams are really strong,” she said.

“In Europe they get

paid to play and paid to go to school so they are at a high level. Canada has a newer team but we are going to try our best.

“I’m not nervous about communicating because deaf people use a lot of gestures and visual language and there is a world sign language that is more of a simple form of sign language that everyone will know.”

Sproule is one of just

seven deaf athletes from B.C. that are a part of Team Canada taking part in the Dea� ympics which will take place July 25 to Aug. 5 in Bulgaria.

Once she completes her event she is heading back to Washington for her second year of uni-versity, where she hopes to become a social work-er and eventually work with deaf kids in small communities.

Team plays coded to keep play book secretsVOLLEYBALL FROM A1

Kelowna’s Malindi Elmore and California’s Tesfaye Alemayehu were victorious in the 10th an-niversary running of the Napa-to-Sonoma Wine Country Half Marathon, presented by Subaru.

� e race on July 21 at-tracted 3,400 runners from 50 states and 11 countries who enjoyed ideal weather conditions and a festive atmosphere along the rolling, ser-pentine course.

� e scenic 13.1-mile race started at Cu-vaison Carneros Winery and � nished at histor-ic Sonoma Plaza in front of city hall. An estimated 10,000 people attended the race and post-race festivities in downtown Sonoma.

Elmore won her � rst Wine Country Half Marathon in a time of 1:18:50. She was an Olympian for Canada in 2004 in the 1,500 me-ters.

“I was really impressed with all aspects of the race, it truly was a dif-ferent experience from

other events I have run. Destination Races real-ly looks after the athletes well,” said Elmore, who was running her � rst half marathon. “It was a good, solid, tough run especial-ly at the eight mile mark, but I kept on pushing.”

Elmore defeated Mi-chelle Meyer of San Francisco (1:21:41) who was celebrating her birthday that day.

Elmore also works for Destination Races, as a local coordinator for its upcoming Kelow-na Wine Country Half Marathon on Sept. 7.

Among the men, Ale-mayuhu of Antioch, Cal. successfully defended his title, winning the race for the fourth consecu-tive year with a time of 1:04:10. He ran a steady pace of under � ve min-utes per mile, easily out-distancing second place � nisher Armen Vartan-ian of San Mateo, Cal. at 1:07:24 and third place Ivan Medina of Hay-ward, Cal. at 1:11:18.

� e post-race Wine & Music Festival, presented

by United HealthCare, featured wine tasting, food, beer, bands, and the awards ceremony in Sonoma Plaza. Twenty-� ve wineries and La-gunitas Brewing Com-pany poured at the fes-tival, while exhibitors o� ered product sam-ples and demonstrations. Each � nisher received a performance running shirt, unique � nisher’s medal, and a Riedel wine glass good for the wine festival. � e top three � nishers in each age cat-egory received a bottle of wine.

Team Challenge, the endurance training and fundraising program for Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of Amer-ica, brought 650 run-ners and raised $2.4 mil-lion at the event. Hanna Boys Center of Sonoma, Save-our-Sports-Sono-ma, Native Sons of the Golden West and Com-munity Action of Napa Valley (CA N-V) pro-vided volunteers for the race and served as bene-� ciaries.

“What a rewarding and fun day it was for everyone involved in this event!” said Matt Dock-stader, president of Des-tination Races. “We’ve seen this event grow over the years into a real treas-ure. It’s truly a team ef-fort that starts here in our community and ex-pands to all our part-ners and our participants from all over the world.”

Top overall mas-ters winners were John Litzenberg of Glen El-len, Cal. and Ren-ee Lewis-Mance of Moorestown, NJ.

Forward Motion Race Club won the team com-petition and Truchard Vineyards won the Win-ery Team Challenge.

� e GunBunFunRun 5K was won by Brian Seo with a time of 21:42 and Cara Prehn in a time of 23:39.

Sponsors for the 2013 Napa-to-Sono-ma Wine Country Half Marathon include Sub-aru, Rabobank, Cli� Bar, ACCELERADE, SPIbelt, FRS, Riedel,

UnitedHealthcare, Tour-ing & Tasting, Gundlach Bundschu, Parkpoint Health Clubs, and Sono-ma Valley Hospital.

Produced by Destin-ation Races of Sono-ma, Napa-to-Sono-ma is the � agship event in the Wine Country Half Marathon Series, (http://destinationraces.com/runn2s). � e next race is in Oregon’s Wil-lamette Valley on Sun-day, Sept. 1.

Destination Races, of Sonoma, produ-ces the Wine Country Half Marathon Series and the Vintage Festival 12K and 5K. � e Wine Country Half Marathon series consists of six races including Santa Barbara, Northern Virginia, Na-pa-to-Sonoma, Oregon, Kelowna and Healds-burg, Cal.

For more Information on the event series and Destination Races, go to http://www.destination-races.com. Watch for a feature story on Elmore in � ursday’s edition of the Capital News.

Elmore top woman in Napa-to-Sonoma half marathon

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LEAVING the competition behind, Malindi Elmore was the fastest woman in the 10th annual Napa-to-Sonoma Wine Country Half Marathon presented by Destination Races of Sonoma.

Shari Ulrich—the Juno award winner, BC Entertainment Hall of Fame inductee and un-� agging � xture in the Canadian music since the early ’70s—per-forms at � e Orchard in Oyama this weekend.

Ulrich was � rst heard in the quirky band Pied Pumkin, playing � ddle, mandolin, dulcimer, � ute and sax. Her defection to the Hometown Band and a high pro� le launch to national recognition

led to her solo career as a singer/songwriter.

Her recent release of Find Our Way is her seventh solo album, and her 19th including her work with Pied Pumkin, UHF, and her recent col-laboration with Barney Bentall and Tom Taylor.

� is is a return vis-it to � e Orchard for Ul-rich, this time with her daughter, Julia Gra� , an accomplished multi-in-strumentalist on violin, mandolin, guitar, piano,

accordion and vocals; as well as Julia’s McGill classmate Ted Little-more on piano, accordion and vocals.

� e trio will perform songs from throughout Ulrich’s career as well as songs from the new al-

bum. Her shows are al-ways full of warmth, wit, well crafted songs and the wonderful musician-ship of these two genera-tions of � ne musicians.

� e Orchard is a new venue overlooking Wood and Kalamalka lakes that

showcases performers in a comfortable and intim-ate setting.

� e concert is on July 26 at � e Orchard, 14294 Middle Bench Rd. in Oyama. For more visit www.theorchard-website.com

The Orchard hosts Shari Ulrich trio for concert overlooking Wood, Kal Lakes

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Occasionally, it brings up a picture of an old log cabin, swathed in moss, roof falling in, forests re-claiming abandoned � elds.

I took that picture many years ago, explor-

ing a back road near my wife’s home town of Creston, in B.C.’s Koo-tenays. But it could be anywhere.

I don’t know any-thing about that cabin—who built it, who lived in it, who eventually left it. But the picture al-ways speaks to me about the struggle to achieve, to persevere, to accom-plish something. Some-one came to this place, cleared the � elds, farmed, raised a family.

Another viewer might see a di� erent story. Per-haps about futility. De-spite all that e� ort, the farm reverts to wilder-ness. Or perhaps about deprivation—growing up in a cramped hov-el, without electricity or running water, with-out education, without accessible medical care

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on in our communityA fter climate sci-

entist-turned- Green Party

MLA Andrew Weav-er had a taste of debate in the B.C. legislature, I asked him for his im-pressions on that and other issues. Here are ex-cerpts from that discus-sion:

TF: You did a study comparing burning all the world’s coal re-serves and all oil reserves, showing how big coal really is. � e federal gov-ernment says that when you add up what’s actual-ly being used in North America, carbon emis-sions from coal are about 30 times more than from oil.

Now we have a sym-bolic coal export ban in Vancouver, which doesn’t apply to Port Moody or Point Roberts or Prince Rupert. Do you think there’s any signi� cance to this?

AW: � ere is no ques-tion that the biggest issue around is coal, be-cause coal use is on the

rise world-wide. Not in the United States, be-cause they’re converting [power production] to natural gas. � is is why American producers are saying, let’s ship it to Asia. California says no, Oregon says no, Wash-ington says no. Vancou-ver says no, British Col-umbia, not sure.

It’s pushing us to start thinking about what I think is going to be the greatest industrial revo-lution the world has ever seen, which is trans-formation of energy sys-tems away from our combustion approach,

which is essentially what we’ve been doing since we were in caves. We’ve gone from burning wood to now fossil wood, and fossil plants and fos-sil algae, to a much more modern era of produc-tion of energy through natural means—solar, wind, geothermal etc.

TF: Liqui� ed natural gas. � e NDP says they are absolutely in favour of that now.

AW: I have questioned the eco-nomics of it from day one. � ere’s a market di� erential that exists now. � ere’s that small window because Japan is moving from nucle-ar to natural gas. But we’re way behind every-one else.

TF: � irty years ago, Japan played Australia and B.C. o� for metal-lurgical coal. � ose northeast B.C. coal mines are back up and running again, but you’re seeing a similar thing here?

AW: Yes. And if we

start shipping natural gas to Asia…the Asian price comes down, the North American price goes up. British Columbians ha-ven’t been told that.

TF: How has the legislature session been for you?

AW: I sit there and watch the two parties. Rhetorical question, condescending answer. Rhetorical question, condescending answer. And I hope more Brit-ish Columbians watch this, because this needs to change. And I think it can change.

TF: � e NDP op-position decides when you and Delta South In-dependent Vicki Hun-tington get your occa-sional moments in ques-tion period?

AW: Yes, and if I’ve asked it’s been no prob-lem.

TF: Grudgingly no doubt. If the NDP had their way, the closest Green Party member would be in Holland.

AW: [Laughs] Yes.

Certainly not in North America. � ere’s this sense of entitlement within the NDP to the ‘green’ vote. And I sense that the B.C. Liberals very much like our exist-ence, as being not NDP.

� e reality is, we take as many Liberal votes, if not more. It’s be-cause what it means to be ‘green’ has moved out of what the NDP view as green, which is a tree hugger. It’s kids going to school, talking about conservation, and go-ing home to talk to their parents. � at’s where our votes are coming from.

TF: Are you going to be found standing in front of a coal train any time soon?

AW: No, never. � ey asked me to, and I said no, because I don’t be-lieve in civil disobedi-ence.

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ing a back road near my wife’s home town of Creston, in B.C.’s Koo-tenays. But it could be anywhere.

I don’t know any-thing about that cabin—who built it, who lived in it, who eventually left it. But the picture al-ways speaks to me about the struggle to achieve, to persevere, to accom-plish something. Some-one came to this place, cleared the � elds, farmed, raised a family.

Another viewer might see a di� erent story. Per-haps about futility. De-spite all that e� ort, the farm reverts to wilder-ness. Or perhaps about deprivation—growing up in a cramped hov-el, without electricity or running water, with-out education, without accessible medical care

The picture tells you your story when accidents hap-

pened. And in that remote

setting, accidents surely would happen.

Photographer David Duchemin says that the test of a good photo-graph is not whether it’s in focus, or what f-stops it used, or even wheth-er the horizon is level. � e test of a photo is the story it tells.

No, not the story you tell about that photo—“And this is Myrtle and me standing in front of Niagara Falls”—but the story that the photo evokes in you.

Photos have an ad-vantage; they don’t use words. Like music, they free your imagination to soar where it will. Put a caption on a photo, and it can be only that one thing; without a caption, it can be whatever the

viewer sees in it. I wish we could treat

word pictures the same way.

As a writer, of course, I want to paint the most precise picture I can with my words, just as photographers want to keep their subject in sharp focus and com-posers want every note to count. But I’ve learn-ed not to give too much detail. Just enough to give some shape to a per-sonality or an argument. When readers � ll in the rest, they make it their story, not just mine.

Tragically, Charles Dickens didn’t follow my rules. (Oh, heresy!) He so overloaded some tales that, as Oscar Wilde may have said, “One must have a heart of stone to read the death of Little Nell without laughing.”

We get into di� cul-ties when we treat words as absolutes. As if they

are what they are, they say what they say—nothing more, noth-ing less. Especially in the Bible. So Elijah got sucked up by a torna-do; a serpent spoke; Jesus walked on water.

But what if we were to treat word pictures the way David Duchemin suggests we should treat photographs? � at is, paying attention to the written story so that we can hear the story it in-vites us to tell ourselves. Does Little Nell encour-age us to re� ect on our own inevitable mortal-ity? Do Jesus’ miracles invite us to recognize our own?

� e value of any rep-resentation—visual, musical, verbal—is what it evokes from the audi-ence.

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Our Kelow-na-Lake Coun-try riding re-

cently had the pleasure of hosting my colleague Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq, who came to Kelowna to announce funding for nine innov-ative projects that will help children, youth and their families achieve and maintain healthi-er weights and healthi-er lifestyles in their com-munities.

One of the nine pro-jects announced is Healthy Weights for Children, led by � e Bridge Youth & Family Services Society.

I have shared many of your letters and e-mails with the minister and her sta� about food safe-ty, natural health prod-ucts and the safety of prescription drugs and I’m glad some of you had the chance to talk to her in person while she was here.

Our mental health roundtable was particu-

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Aglukkaq, Health Can-ada plays an import-ant role not only in pre-venting and reducing risks to individual health and the overall environ-ment, but also in promo-ting healthier lifestyles.

It protects Canadians and facilitates the provi-sion of products vital to the health and well-be-ing of our citizens by regulating and approv-ing the use of thousands of products, including consumer goods, foods, medical devices, natur-

al health products, pesti-cides, pharmaceuticals, and toxic substances.

A recent announce-ment by the Minister is a good case in point.

Millions of Canadians rely on their prescrip-tion medications to help maintain and improve their health.

Nearly two-thirds of those Canadians who are aged 65 and older take � ve or more types of pre-scriptions and given our ageing population, the number of Canadians who rely on prescription medications will only grow.

Unfortunately, the complicated language on drug labels means that there is a greater risk of taking these prescrip-tions incorrectly, the con-sequences of which can be quite harmful. It’s es-timated that as many as one in nine emergency room visits are the relat-ed to drug adverse e� ects and that 68% of those cases are preventable.

As a part of our Gov-ernment’s ongoing com-mitment to protecting the health and safety of Canadian families, we’re helping promote the safe use of prescription drugs by launching the Plain Language Labeling In-itiative.

� is initiative re� ects conversations I’ve had with one of my sons-in-law who is a pharmacist. In his view simplifying drug labelling could pre-vent a lot of adverse drug events.

� e Plain Language Labeling Initiative will eliminate the technical and confusing language that many drug labels have. It will accomplish this by helping ensure that all important drug information is locat-ed in an easy to � nd lo-cation—such as a “Drug Facts” table—and is in easy to understand lan-guage.

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garding the inclusion of younger people getting involved in hunting and � shing, in the Kelowna area. (Kids Bring � eir Parents Outdoors, July 17 Lake Country Cal-endar.)

� e idea is laudable and would assist in cre-ating greater awareness of our youth with the re-lationship, between, our expanding intrusion into habitat, formerly only used by wild animals.

Our relationship with nature has been strained, and this is a giant step in educating the new gen-eration in how to better manage wildlife.

� e photo showed a young girl holding up the head of a deer, whose antlers were covered with “velvet.”

Is this a new species, or has the window of the hunting seasons been ex-panded?

Chuck Liebrock,Kelowna

Getting outdoors laudable but was deer taken out of season

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Putting drug labels and packaging in plain language will help health professionals, patients and consumers easily � nd out how to use the drug, how often to take it, and when it should and should not be taken.

� e Plain Language Labeling Initiative repre-sents just one of the ways our Conservative gov-ernment is helping pro-tect the health of Can-adians and their families.

Since 2006, we’ve strengthened regula-tions on lead in children’s toys, banned bisphenol A in baby bottles and em-powered Health Canada to issue mandatory re-calls for unsafe products. In addition, we also in-creased the penalties for companies which violate these mandatory recalls, helping ensure that com-panies which break the law are made to pay the

consequences.Our government also

unveiled the Safe Food for Canadians Action Plan. � e Action Plan was introduced to help raise the level of food and consumer protection in Canada by moderniz-ing our safety regime.

Canada’s safety sys-tem is already one of the best in the world; how-ever, for those businesses that behave irresponsibly, we want to make sure we are doing everything we can to prevent problems in the � rst place, target the highest risk products, and respond quickly if problems do happen.

I would like to thank Minister Aglukkaq for taking the time to vis-it us here in the beauti-ful sunny Okanagan. I look forward to work-ing with her in her new role as the Minister of the Environment which was announced during the Cabinet shu� e earli-

er this month.� anks to the e� orts

of Health Canada, we can all have con� dence in the rules surrounding prescription drugs, con-sumer products and food safety.

For those of you who would like to learn more about Health Canada, a wealth of helpful infor-mation,from how to bar-becue safely to the most up to date safety alerts can be found at the de-partment’s website at www.hc-sc.gc.ca.

I hope you all con-tinue to have a healthy and safe summer. Re-member to be wise and wear your sunscreen and a hat.

Ron Cannan is the Conservative MP for Ke-lowna-Lake Country. In-formation on local an-nouncements and feder-al government programs can be found at www.can-nan.ca.

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The life of a whistleblower appears to be a

lonely one. I imagine that no-

body knows that better, right now, than Edward Snowden.

Snowden is a for-mer contractor with the American National Sec-urity Agency (NSA) and a former employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

In June, he turned over to the news media documents revealing a massive, widespread and top-secret NSA program to compile telephone re-cords and other online communications data ostensibly in the cause of anti-terrorism and counterintelligence.

Since he made the revelations of the NSA’s covert program of har-vesting information, Snowden has been on the run.

He was in Hong Kong at the time of his disclosures and, soon af-ter, � ew to Moscow.

As of the last I heard, he was still in the Mos-cow airport, arranging for asylum in countries such as Venezuela and Nicaragua.

I wonder what he plans to do if and when he reaches one of those countries? Is there a big demand in South Amer-

ica for people who seek to reveal their govern-ment’s secrets?

Snowden’s stay in a foreign airport reminds of a Tom Hanks movie called Terminal, in which he played a man who be-came trapped in a New York City airport when he was denied entry into the U.S. and couldn’t re-turn home.

� at movie, I gather, was partially inspired by an actual 17-year-stay of a man in the Paris air-port terminal.

Snowden said, of his leaks, that they were an e� ort “to inform the public as to that which is done in their name and that which is done against them.”

He also stated: “� e public needs to decide whether these programs and policies are right or wrong.”

Snowden demonstrat-ed his recognition of the

likely rami� cations of his conduct when he stat-ed: “I understand that I will be made to su� er for my actions, and that the return of this informa-tion to the public marks my end.”

But, he also said: “I don’t want to live in a so-ciety that does these sort of things…I do not want to live in a world where everything I do and say is recorded.”

Over a period of time in both dealing with, and learning of, employ-ment situations in which an employee becomes a whistleblower, I’ve won-dered about the reaction they tend to get.

My general feeling is that we should welcome and salute the courage of these people but I ha-ven’t observed that to be the case.

� e organization (whether social, corpor-ate, or political) on which the whistle is blown seemingly always reacts with hostility.

� e � rst tendency seems to be to try to dis-credit and isolate the whistleblower, to turn him or her into a pariah.

� at’s perhaps not too surprising, though still regrettable). A truth of human behaviour seems to be that when our personal status quo, our source of stabil-

ity, is threatened we re-act negatively regardless of the legitimacy of the threat.

Snowden was quick-ly charged by U.S. feder-al prosecutors with espi-onage and theft of gov-ernment property.

Government o� cials have called his actions reckless and character-ized him as a traitor, like-ly in an e� ort to keep the focus on him and o� the legality of the NSA’s sur-veillance programs.

As a society, the reac-tion may be somewhat less hostile but it’s not exactly one of embracing the whistleblower.

It’s as if (to me, any-way) the whistleblower is in the position of be-ing presumed guilty (or wacko) until proven in-nocent.

� ere is plainly a level of con� ict in the col-lective mind of the pub-lic when it comes to the actions of people like Snowden.

Time magazine pub-lished the results of its poll on this topic—the results are intriguing and demonstrate our chal-lenge in assessing these situations.

Time’s poll showed that 54 per cent of re-spondents felt Snowden did a “good thing” by in-forming the public of the NSA surveillance.

But 53 per cent of re-spondents felt that the U.S. government should prosecute such people.

Sixty-three per cent of respondents feared that the U.S. government will “misuse” the infor-mation collected by the NSA, but 48 per cent of respondents approved of the government’s “col-lecting of phone rec-ords, emails and internet search records.”

� ose numbers dem-onstrate uncertainty among the public about the right and wrong of actions such as Snow-den’s and about what (if anything) should be done with him as a re-sult.

It’s apparent that Americans have mixed feelings on this subject.

Maybe, though laws in places like British Columbia have evolved to protect whistleblowers against retaliation, the old schoolyard refrain, “nobody likes a squealer,” takes priority.

Whatever the rea-son, people like Edward Snowden likely must re-sign themselves to a life of isolation and loneli-ness.

Robert Smithson is a labour and employment lawyer, operating Smith-son Employment Law.

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▼ IN THE WORKPLACE

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� e 12th annual Ke-lowna Rockets Alumni hockey game was a huge success on Sunday as players from past and present took to the ice at the Capital News Centre in Kelowna for a great cause.

Past Rockets greats like Luke Schenn, Jason Deleurme, Josh Gor-ges, Tyler Myers, Blake Comeau, and Jamie Benn were joined by some current Rockets on Sunday night as the an-nual Kelowna Rockets Alumni Week.

� e fans were treated to some sensational pass-ing plays and incredible displays of skill on the way to a 14-9 � nal.

Benn, who plays for the Dallas Stars and is a 2014 Olympic team hopeful, opened the scoring just 25 seconds into the � rst period. � at theme would continue throughout the game, as the alumni took this opportunity to enjoy

themselves and entertain the crowd. Deleurme, who, at 36, was the oldest player on the ice, turned back the clock with a hat trick of his own.

� e weekend of

events, which included the 13th Annual Rockets Alumni golf tournament at the Harvest, was suc-cessful for more than just its on-ice product. � e Alumni Weekend raised

over $35,000 for the Ke-lowna General Hospi-tal orthopedic ward. � e � nal tally will go higher after a silent auction on Sunday.

� at pushes the

12 year total to over $350,000 in funds raised for KGH; something Rockets director or mar-keting Anne-Marie Hamilton is very proud of.

“We were thrilled with our alumni week-end again this year, and proud to be able to do-nate to Kelowna Gener-al Hospital. We couldn’t do this without the great support of title spon-sors Scotiabank and the Daily Courier, as well as all the sponsors from the golf tournament.”

� e fundraising ef-forts received a special boost from former Rock-et, Vern Fiddler, who played in Kelowna from 1997 to 2001. � e veter-an of 580 NHL games donated $5,000 on be-half of his charity, the Fiddler Fights Cancer Foundation.

� e Rockets begin their preseason exhib-ition schedule on Au-gust 30.

▼ HOCKEY

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FORMER Kelowna Rockets’ defenseman Tyson Barrie (right) is pursued by ex-Rockets captain Brett Palin during the team’s annual alumni game Sunday night at the Capital News Centre in Kelowna.


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Local MLAs Norm Letnick and Steve � omson recently announced that the B.C. government is giving municipalities in the Central Okanagan area $1,003,800 in funds it has raised from local tra� c � nes.

� e Strategic Community Investment Fund restructured the Tra� c Fine Revenue Sharing program and Small Community and Regional District Grants four years ago.

Since 2009, the fund has returned more than $600 million in funding to B.C. com-

munities and enabled them to invest money in projects that are identi� ed at the local level as priorities.

� e fund was implemented by the prov-ince to help provide local governments with greater � nancial stability in economically uncertain times.

Communities receiving funding include:Lake Country—$202,259Kelowna—$704,598West Kelowna—$40,153

Central Okanagan Regional District— $56,790.

� e tra� c � ne revenue sharing program directly assists eligible municipalities that pay police enforcement costs.

� e grants come from the payment of ticket � nes and court-imposed � nes on vio-lation tickets.

� e amount of money a municipality re-ceives is based on its contribution to total municipal policing costs.

Local municipalities sharing $1m in gas tax

Insomnia is one of the most common med-ical complaints—

more than one-third of adults have insomnia at one time or another, while 10 to15 per cent su� er from chronic in-somnia.

With insomnia, a per-son usually awakes feel-ing unrefreshed, feeling over-fatigued and having a hard time concentrat-ing during the day.

� is lack of sleep can sap energy levels and moods, as well as health, work performance and quality of life.

Insomnia can cause daytime fatigue or sleep-iness, as well as irritab-ility, depression or anx-iety, a loss in concentra-tion and focus on tasks, increased errors or acci-dents, tension headaches and gastro-intestinal

problems. It is a problem that

takes a huge toll on a person’s health and well-being.

From a Western med-ical perspective, insomnia can be caused by stress, anxiety, or depression, medications, ca� eine, nicotine, or alcohol, eat-ing too much late in the evening, work schedule, changes in your environ-

ment or routine, poor sleep habits and a var-iety of underlying med-ical conditions. Insomnia can also be a result of ag-ing or changes in health or lifestyle.

Treatment may in-clude making changes to sleeping habits, relax-ation techniques, light therapy, behavioural therapy and in di� cult cases, medications.

In Chinese medicine, insomnia covers a num-ber of di� erent sleep-re-lated problems such as an inability to fall asleep easily, waking up during the night, sleeping rest-lessly, waking up ear-ly in the morning and dream-disturbed sleep.

As with Western medicine, the amount and quality of sleep de-pend on the state of the mind. Because the organ

most closely related to the mind is the heart, it is often a� ected in cases of insomnia.

If the heart is healthy, the mind will be ground-ed and sleep will be sound; if the heart is de-� cient or if it is being af-fected by other internal pathogenic factors in the body, the mind becomes agitated and sleep is af-fected.

� ere are seven ma-jor factors that lead to insomnia in Chinese medicine: overexertion and worry, overwork (both mental and physic-al and working long hours without adequate rest), anger-related emo-tions (including frustra-tion, resentment and irri-tation), constitution-al weakness that leads to timid character, irregular diet, childbirth and in-

ternal heat in the body. � e most important

di� erentiation for in-somnia is whether it is due to excess or de� cien-cy. Once this di� erenti-ation is made, there are a number of di� erent pat-terns that lead to insom-nia: 4 excess-type pat-terns and 5 de� cien-cy-type patterns.

It is this very specif-ic diagnosis that makes Chinese medicine so ef-fective for insomnia. Treatment will focus on improving quality of sleep but also accom-panying symptoms ac-cording to the type of in-somnia.

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Beautiful British Columbia could also be aptly de-

scribed as healthy British Columbia. According to a recent report put out by the Conference Board of Canada, B.C. boasts the healthiest population in Canada.

In its report, Paving the Road to Higher Per-formance—Benchmark-ing Provincial Health Systems, the confer-ence board looked at 90

indicators of health and compared them across the country.

B.C. came out on top in terms of overall health status. Our life style hab-its appear to have a lot to do with this top health status. B.C. residents are more physically ac-tive, less overweight and also drink and smoke less than those in other prov-inces.

While of course this is good news, we did not get top scores in all

areas of health or health care services. While we scored an A for our per-ceived overall health, we did not fare nearly as well in our perceived mental health—achiev-ing a C grade in this re-port.

We also had high lev-els of mood disorders and scored a D in the area of repeat hospitaliz-ations for mental illness.

Not a lot of specif-

ic mental health infor-mation was included in this report so it is hard to tell exactly what areas were examined or in how much detail.

It did seem that our overall continuity of care between professionals and regions etc was not as good as it could be—scoring a C grade.

When services and health care profession-als can communicate and provide good continu-ity for the patient and family, managing chronic

mental illness is a much easier task and often re-sults in better treatment outcomes.

In B.C., nearly 15 per-cent of the population is low income, much high-er than in some other provinces such as Al-berta where just 8.7 per cent are low income. As I have discussed in other columns, poverty is a very big factor in over-all health outcomes and mental health in par-ticular.

When we address

issues of poverty such as access to a� ordable housing, health tends to improve as well.

I have written in the past about access to healthcare and mental health care in particular.

In this report, B.C. scored an A for overall accessibility of healthcare and a B when it comes to wait times to see spe-cialists. � is is positive news in general although I question its accuracy when it comes to mental health care speci� cally.

We have seen other relatively recent reports showing a real need for better, and timelier, ac-cess to mental health professionals. What this report did show quite well was that healthi-er lifestyles show a direct link to overall health.

Even though B.C. doesn’t spend the most on healthcare or perform

the best in terms of our health care system, we still boast the healthiest population overall.

It speaks to the on-going need for healthy lifestyle education and disease prevention strat-egies across the country.

In addition to con-tinuing the good work in promoting healthy living, our scores would like-ly reach the honour roll with some targeted and speci� c improvement in a few areas of our health care system.

If you’re interested in reading the whole report, visit the Conference Board of Canada’s web-site at www.conference-board.ca.

Paul Latimer is a psych-iatrist and president of Okanagan Clinical [email protected]

▼ MENTAL HEALTH

British Columbians score well in healthy living survey, except mental health

Healing MindsPaul Latimer

‘‘WHILE WE SCORED AN A FOR OUR PERCEIVED OVERALL HEALTH, WE DID NOT FARE NEARLY AS WELL IN OUR PERCEIVED MENTAL HEALTH—ACHIEVING A C GRADE IN THIS REPORT.


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There’s been quite a bit of a buzz about cloud

computing and it seems to be the way of the fu-ture. So what is the ‘cloud?’ It’s actually just a di� erent expression for Internet access.

I can rent space in a data centre, store my � les there and am able to ac-cess them over the In-ternet.

� e data centre runs clusters of servers that act as super powerful machines.

I have several choices to consider. I can choose just to use the cloud for storage, or I can also use Internet-based software programs.

I already use Google for my email simply be-cause I can access it eas-ily from anywhere and any of my sta� can see my calendar.

� ere are some con-cerns with cloud com-puting, especially around the safety of the data. For example, should the ser-vice provider decide to close up shop or if there is some dispute between you and the service pro-vider, will you still have access to your data?

Another issue is where will your data be stored. If the data centre is in the U.S., then your � les could be subject to the U.S. Patriot Act.

In Canada, we have something similar called the Anti-Terrorism Act, but in Canada we also must adhere to the Pri-vacy Act and the Per-sonal Information Pro-tection and Electronic Documents Act.

For more information check out the website www.priv.gc.ca.

Data centres have to adhere to standards de-veloped by the Uptime Institute and are ranked into four levels. � e higher the level, the bet-ter the data centre and the higher the cost.

� ere are three kinds of cloud computing. � e Public Cloud is normally geared to the home user providing mail, � le stor-age applications such as Google, Amazon and O� ce 365. � e cost is low or even free.

� e Private Cloud is where there are dedicat-ed resources for you on the cloud and you can upload your own soft-ware to the cloud. � is

could be hosted by a public cloud provider separated by a � rewall.

Finally, there is the Hybrid Cloud, which would be a combination of the two with a low-er cost than the private cloud.

� e advantages for businesses are the reduc-tion in hardware costs as well as having access to the latest in hardware. Disaster recovery is also taken care of.

In most cases, you can start o� small and then grow and if need be, downsize again. Soft-ware upgrades are auto-matic if you are using cloud based software.

� ere are many access points using many di� er-ent devices. You can ac-cess your system from the o� ce, from home and on the road and by your desktop, laptop, tab-let and smart phone.

Just as there are ad-vantages, there are also some disadvantages.

Accessibility could be a disadvantage if the device used to ac-cess the cloud was lost or stolen or hacked into. Changing providers would need cooperation and ownership and loca-tion of the data could be-come an issue. Perhaps your customized soft-ware will not run in a cloud environment.

Speed of access and reliability may also be issues depending on how the cloud was accessed and how many users were accessing the cloud at the same time.

You might want to consider the cloud if most of your employ-ees work remotely or if you have multiple o� ces. Perhaps you are already using some web-based software (in which case you are already half way there).

If you feel that your data is critical and needs more redundancy, if your

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So how do you get started? Consult with your IT provider or do a Google search for a local provider. � en you need to assess your readiness by taking a look at the technologies that you use and whether they will work in the cloud.

You need to look at

the potential business risks of having your data in the cloud and also at any security or com-pliance issues. You also need to develop a con-version plan and a cost budget.

You need to consider downtime in case a dis-aster hits the location of the data centre. How much will any downtime cost you and does the data centre have an alter-nate location so you can access your data?

Gabriele Banka is a Certi� ed General Account-

ant and the owner of Banka & Company in

Kelowna. [email protected]

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Understand cloud computing to make the most of it in business

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In the world of work, we spend a great deal of time in meetings,

usually far more than we’d like when there is so much else that needs to

get done. Let’s take the example

of leadership team meet-

ings. � e boss decides it is

important to bring the senior managers togeth-er for weekly meetings. � e thinking is that do-ing so will strengthen the team as a unit and en-gage them in dealing with strategic issues.

� ose are � ne object-ives. Regular team meet-ings are a great way to keep key managers up to date on high level organ-izational plans that im-pact them and their work groups.

It can’t just be a one-way dialogue, though. � ere is also a wonder-ful opportunity here to draw on the collect-ive strengths of the sen-ior team to create well designed management strategies.

Unfortunately, week-ly leadership team meet-ings often end up to be task-focused most of the time. � e focus is on identifying what needs to be done and making it happen.

It’s an easy habit to slip into because there will always be oper-ational problems to re-solve and new opportun-ities to explore. However, if these tactical concerns form the regular agen-

da, it leaves the leader-ship team little time for big picture strategizing, which is a key compon-ent of their role.

� e way to maximize the outcomes of leader-ship team meetings is to plan ahead, manage the time skilfully and use ef-� cient processes to keep the group moving for-ward in their discussions and decision-making. With all the demands put on senior managers these days, using their time wisely is vital.

One thing that I rec-ommend strongly to my executive clients is to regularly set aside an en-tire meeting for re� ect-ing on and analyzing how the leadership team functions in key areas. How is information shared, how is discussion facilitated, how is dis-

agreement managed and how are decisions made? What is done in team meetings is important, but perhaps even more critical to outcomes is how it is done.

It is easier to do this kind of analysis with an outside facilitator who can observe the team in action, give feedback and suggest ways to improve its processes. Drawing on the resources of a trained facilitator to help the team function more ef-fectively is a smart move. Doing it on a regular basis is even smarter.

Old habits die hard, as we say, and it is too easy to sacri� ce an e� ective process when the tasks loom large. Still, with some solid tools and re-sources in place, the team can learn to self manage.

A great practice for the boss is to get input on the agenda, identify the priority outcomes for the meeting and share those in advance. � en allot a speci� c amount of time for each agen-da item and clearly iden-tify whether it is for dis-cussion only, follow up action or requires a team decision.

By laying out those parameters up front, the leadership team will

show up knowing what is expected of them. � is approach works particu-larly well for individuals who like to gather their thoughts in advance and bring along any rel-evant documents to sup-port discussion or deci-sion-making.

When a leadership team is expected to par-ticipate in a key decision, it is absolutely critical to ensure that the process is focused and thorough.

Common complaints are that an issue is dis-cussed endlessly, things don’t get resolved and either a decision is per-petually postponed or it is made too quickly with inadequate data.

By establishing—and consistently following —a step-by-step prob-lem solving process that leads the team through the stages of data gather-ing, analysis, assessment of options and their im-pact on people will in-crease the quality of any decision. A periodic re-view of team process-es can really highlight what’s working well and what is not.

Laurie Mills is an ICF certi� ed executive coach and human resource pro-fessional.

250-869-7523

▼ AT WORK

Task and process need equal time

Work LifeLaurie Mills

SEE BURNETT A15

� e Okanagan has perfect growing condi-tions and weather for growing tomatoes with one exception—calcium de� ciency.

What, you say. � e Okanagan has plenty of calcium with its high pH (alkaline conditions.) Yes it does. But because it is in rock form, it is not available to our to-mato plants in the heat of summer.

� e tomato plant needs calcium because without it, a condi-tion called blossom end rot often occurs. Even though it is called a rot it is not an actual disease, it is an abiotic condition not caused by a patho-gen.

Blossom end rot is evident by the sunk-en black area at the blos-som end of the tomato. � is is really just dead

tissue that has turned black which renders the

tomato virtually useless. � e cell walls in the to-mato are made up of mostly calcium. When this trace element is lack-ing the walls break down and degrade at the grow-ing end of the tomato.

In order to prevent this from happening you need to get calcium to the tomato as it is grow-ing. You do this by spray-ing the fruit when it is the size of a golf ball with food grade water soluble calcium. Pow-dered milk has been used, as well as liquid calcium from the vitamin store. Repeat periodically as more tomatoes form on the vine.

•••� e hot weather we

are having can take its toll on the garden. Use the water responsibly

▼ GARDENING

Tomato plants need calcium to thrive here in the Okanagan

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The summer months usually bring home buy-

ers from all over to our sunny Okanagan to shop for recreation or reloca-tion properties, but num-bers are showing a slight cool down for a time that should be in high swing for sales.

A Bank of Montreal study suggests roughly one in � ve potential � rst-time home buyers have postponed their purchase since Finance Minister Jim Flaherty introduced

his new lending rules a year ago. Only a mere 17 per cent of sales last

month were � rst time home buyers.

Flaherty announced last year that Ottawa would reduce the max-imum amortization per-iod to 25 years from 30, and will cut the max-imum amount of equity homeowners can take out of their homes in a re� nancing to 80 per cent from 85 per cent.

Also, the availability of government-backed mortgages will be limited to homes with a pur-chase price of less than

$1-million, and the max-imum gross debt service ratio will be � xed at 39 per cent, and the max-imum total debt service ratio at 44 per cent.

“It did take a bit of steam out of the mar-ket because it essential-ly forced quite a number of potential buyers, es-pecially � rst-time buy-ers, to wait a while long-er,” BMO’s chief econo-mist Doug Porter said in an interview.

So just when home-owners now start to con-

sider that the market is on the cusp of stabiliza-tion after several years of disappointing sale prices and escalating inventory, Canada’s sales numbers started to re� ect a cool down possibly across the country, likely due to Flaherty’s imposed ad-justments to our mort-gages rules made over a year ago.

Results show that the larger cities such as To-ronto and Vancouver have been feeling a slight cool down in the mar-

ket in recent months, but this cool down has spread across Canada af-fecting some of the more booming cities such as Saskatoon and Regina.

It has also been said that the recent upward drift in mortgage rates could continue to damp-en housing demand in the second half of the year, especially in high-priced markets such as Toronto and Vancouver.

A year ago, David Madani, an economist with Capital Econom-

ics, predicted a drastic 25 per cent drop in hous-ing prices across Canada, perhaps Madani wasn’t that far o� .

Over the past year we have seen the mar-ket plummet, have high hopes coupled with large let downs. Perhaps we have seen the new day, the years of high sale prices and a booming market are behind us.

Ceinwen Morgan works in the Kelowna real estate industry.

▼ REAL ESTATE

First-time home buyers are not showing to help the housing market

Real Estate RundownCeinwen Morgan

It’s a common ques-tion: Will my mort-gage payment real-

ly double when interest rates return to normal?’

� e answer is no. Let’s look at the sim-

ple math. A mortgage for $200,000 at today’s low rates of 3.25 per cent with � ve-year � xed term and 25-year amortiza-tion results in a payment $972 per month.

At the end of the � ve-year term the balance is $171,762, unless you have made extra pay-ments so your balance is less. � e real question now is what will inter-est rates be in � ve years? Since no crystal ball has the magic answer, let’s look at a few possibil-ities. At 4.50 per cent, the payment is $1,083 per month. � is is based on the remaining 20-year amortization.

So we’re not near double yet.

At 5.25 per cent the payment is $1,152 per month, still using the re-maining 20-year amor-tization.

At 7.5 per cent , more than double the origin-al rate, the payment is $1,372 per month.

While this is a sub-stantial increase, it still is not double whatyou are now paying.

So what is a normal interest rate anyway?

Historical data on in-terest rates are based on bank posted rates since interest rates on mort-gages can vary so much.

During the last eight years, it is most likely no one has paid bank posted rates so these � gures are arti� cially high.

Our crystal ball says 4.5 per cent in � ve years

is a conservative guess-timate to use when cal-culating your mortgage payment � ve years down the road.

In 2006 when the economy was going gangbusters and in� ation was almost six per cent, the best � ve-year � xed rate was between 5.14 per cent and 5.25per cent.

� ere are no cur-rent indicators that sug-gest the economy will be back to those levels in � ve years.

Most politicians would lose their jobs if mortgage rates rose to 7.5 per cent in � ve years.

So why do so many rumours seem to suggest that payments will double?

Our experience has been these are usually voiced by high level land developers who are used to commercial mort-gages with interest only payments.

If you make an inter-est only payment and in-terest rates double, then it stands to reason that the payment will double.

Some people remem-ber the early 80s when we had double-digit in-� ation and then double-digit interest rates

Here are some sugges-tions to minimize pay-ment shock should rates

rise. Apart from the ob-

vious (buying a cheap-er house, putting more

down or earning more) these suggestions help will lessen the e� ect.• Lock into a longer term

� xed rate—like 5- or 10-year � xed.• In� ate your payment using your prepayment

options.• Pay down other debt to free up cash for your mortgage.

• Invest the equivalent of 10 per cent to 20 per

▼ OF PRIME INTEREST

Mortgage payments won’t double if interest rates go up

‘‘THERE ARE NO CURRENT INDICATORS THAT SUGGEST THE ECONOMY WILL BE BACK TO THOSE LEVELS IN FIVE YEARS

SEE INTEREST A12

tomato virtually useless. � e cell walls in the to-mato are made up of mostly calcium. When this trace element is lack-ing the walls break down and degrade at the grow-ing end of the tomato.

In order to prevent this from happening you need to get calcium to the tomato as it is grow-ing. You do this by spray-ing the fruit when it is the size of a golf ball with food grade water soluble calcium. Pow-dered milk has been used, as well as liquid calcium from the vitamin store. Repeat periodically as more tomatoes form on the vine.

•••� e hot weather we

are having can take its toll on the garden. Use the water responsibly

Tomato plants need calcium to thrive here in the Okanagan


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In Canada, the popu-lation of older adults is growing.

� e baby boomer generation is huge.

� anks to modern medicine and health pro-motion activities we are living longer, but what is the quality of these ex-tended lives?

One way to meas-ure the quality of life is in the ability to perform activities of daily living like bathing, eating and dressing.

� ese tasks tend to become more di� cult as we age but it is pos-sible to stay healthy and lead a long satisfying life the older we get the more important it is to do the things that keep us healthy like exercising and eating right.

Aging is a normal process and some of the signs are familiar to most including loss of height reduced lean body and bone mass, less coordina-tion, loss of balance, � ex-ibility and core strength.

An exercise program for older adults should include a weight-train-ing program that features low resistance and high reps, low impact cardio-vascular exercise (aerob-ics, walking, swimming) � exibility, balance and core training!

“Core” is a big buzz-

word in � tness. We have core-training class-es; learn to run with our core, keep our core pro-tected, and lift with our core. But what is the core?

� e rectus abdominis is one big sheet of muscle tissue that runs from your breastbone down to your pelvis.

� e external obliques run from your ribs to your hips in a forward direction.

� e internal obliques run from your ribs to your hips in a backwards direction

� e transverses ab-dominis is located deep in your abs, underneath the obliques

� e core (center) of the body is a major con-necting link in the body’s musculoskeletal chain.

If you see the body as a chain, it is only as strong as its weakest link.

� e midsection of the body needs to be sol-id and strong to be able to stabilize the spine and pelvis, and transfer force between the upper and lower body.

Weak core muscles re-sult in a loss of the ap-propriate lumbar curve and a swayback posture.

Stronger, balanced core muscles help main-tain appropriate posture and reduce strain on the spine.

Training the muscles of the core helps correct postural imbalances that can lead to injuries.

� e biggest bene-� t of core training is to develop functional � t-ness—the type of � tness that is essential to daily living and regular activ-ities.

Lower back pain has been labeled the most expensive benign health condition in Canada.

LBP is often associat-ed with an imbalance of strength and � exibility of the lower back and ab-dominal muscles.

� ere is a strong cor-relation between lower back pain and excess bodyweight and de-creased physical activity.

It makes sense then that physical � tness combined with a healthy lifestyle may help pre-vent lower back pain.

In fact many phys-icians feel the ma-jor cause of chronic low back pain is simply physical deconditioning.

Prevention is the key to avoiding lower back pain and individuals should be screened and cleared by physician be-fore starting an exercise program.

Some of the best exer-cises to strengthen the core, according to the Mayo Clinic, are the bi-cycle, side bends, super-man, bridge, abdominal crunches, plank and side plank. For more infor-mation go to mayoclin-ichealth.ca and check out the slideshow.

Bobbi Kittle is a seniors � tness specialist withPur-suit Fitness in Kelowna.

250-317-3508bobbi@pursuit� tness.ca

▼ SENIORS FITNESS

Strengthen your core to alleviate lower back pain

Seniors FitnessBobbi Kittle

Want to make a dif-ference in your com-munity by investing just three hours of your time a week?

� e Kelowna Re-source Centre of the non-pro� t Alzheimer Society of B.C. needs volunteers for a variety of administrative tasks.

� e work is essential to the society’s support of local families living with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias.

Dementia already af-fects an estimated one

in 11 B.C. residents over age 65, and that num-ber is projected to double over the next generation.

� e resulting need for assistance is soaring, and volunteers help ensure that the demand is met.

“You’ll know you have been helping people at a signi� cant moment in their lives,” said Lila So-fono� , the society’s local First Link coordinator.

“You’ll be appreciated and welcomed by sta� as one of our team.”

Volunteers are asked

for at least one three-hour shift per week, dur-ing which they will han-dle a variety of duties, in-cluding helping with mail outs, packaging education materials, as-sisting the walk-in pub-lic, answering phones, sending out email no-tices and working with databases.

Customer service skills, computer skills (Word, Outlook, Excel), and previous experience operating o� ce equip-ment are required.

Volunteers should also be � uent in English (an additional language would be an asset) and available during the day. Training is provided.

For more information and to volunteer, contact Sofono� at 250-860-0750 or lsofono� @alz-heimerbc.org.

Meanwhile, area residents can get more information about Alz-heimer’s disease and other dementias by visiting the www.alz-heimerbc.org website.

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cent of your mortgage payment in a TSFA that you can tap if needed • Choose the long-est possible amortiza-tion (30 years) and then set your payments to match a 25-year amor-tization (If your payment

increases and cash gets tight, you can lower your payment to the original amount). • Get an adjustable rate mortgage with a � xed payment. (Like the above example this protects you only during your term, not after maturity. Pay-ments reset at maturity.

• Utilize a skip-a-pay-ment option—if o� ered by your lender. (� is should generally be a last resort because it increas-es your interest costs and lengthens your amortiz-ation).

As always, check your numbers balanced against your own per-

sonal situation. One size does not � t all, especially with mortgages.

Of Prime Interest is a collaboration of mortgage professionals Trish Bala-berde (250-470-8324) Darwyn Sloat (250-718-4117) Kristin Rosdal (250-878-3007).

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When our lawns start to look a little pale in the summer we often wonder if we should fertilize. e answer is yes! Turf grasses are heavy feeders and need even more food when temperatures rise.

Some of us run down to a local garden supply, pick up the best looking bag of fertilizer and head home to apply it. We may have a spreader or may just scoop it out with our hand (not recommended). When we are done the results are mediocre to good and sometimes dreadful.

e � rst tip to applying fertilizer to a lawn is to measure the lawn surface. All fertilizers have a unique application rate that is clearly marked on the bag that needs to be adhered to. Simply remembering how much you put down last time is just not good enough. Some bags are 7kg

and cover 1200 sqft. Others are 20kg and cover 2500 sqft. en there are the more concentrated types that come in 15 to 20 kg bags and cover between 12,000 and 16,000 sqft. ese more concentrated types should only be purchased if you have vast lawn areas. e most common issue we see is fertilizer burn by over-applying these products.

Once you have calculated the amount of product to use apply it in two or more light applications, alternating your direction each time to get even application. en water it in to get the beads down to the soil surface. Keep the lawn a bit more wet than normal for the � rst few days and then back to a regular watering schedule. ick, healthy lawns have fewer weeds and if they are grown a bit higher (two to three inches) will actually use less water.

Correct application of lawn fertilizer key for optimum results

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Filters can help extend the life of, and lower the maintenance on, your sprinkler

system. For drip systems they are a

necessity to prevent emitters from becoming plugged. Even if small sand particles can pass

through your system without clogging it,

they cause wear on the equipment. Automatic valves contain very small water passageways in them which can become plugged, resulting in the valve failing to either open or close. A small grain of sand caught in a spray nozzle can result in a dry, dead spot in a lawn.

While sand is probably the � rst thing most people think needs to be � ltered out of the water, organic material can be just as important to remove. Algae can grow inside the system, especially in drip tubes. e more particles and organic

materials we can � lter from the system the better. However, the more we remove from the system the more the � lters will have to be maintained. If the � lters are not regularly cleaned they can become so clogged

the zone becomes inoperable!

Every drip system installed should have disc � lters installed to protect the zone. Disc � lters are superior for their � ltering surface area, durability and lifespan. Once clogged, screen � lters are di� cult to clean, and because they only � lter at the surface

This is build-up just since spring from one site.

Filters block some strange things some-times.

Believe it or not, these are all the same red disc � lters with varying levels of build-up.

build-up accumulates faster. During an irrigation start-up, the

irrigation crew should disassemble and clean all accessible � lters on site. For many properties with a clean water source this will be su� cient for the season. However, properties with water from sources other than the domestic water supply or � lters with heavy use will likely require additional cleaning of the � ltration system throughout the season.

If left this long your zone can become inoperable. Nothing is getting past this � lter anymore.


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33.“A BoyNamed ____”

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villain14.Honored pilot15.Bargain hunt16.Apparatus17.Morning

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•The Lake CounTry SaiL & BoaTing aSSoCiaTion is having their first meeting to discuss the new kayak/canoe storage in Okanagan Centre on Thurs., July 25 at 7pm & are looking for residents interested in canoe/kayak storage, volunteering, or just those enthusiastic about canoeing/kayaking/sailing. Join Pippa & Keith & bring your expertise, enthusiasm, friend or neighbour to the old picker’s shack (just south of 11902 Okanagan Centre Road West). Hope to see you there. Interested but can’t make it? Call Keith at 250-766-2011.•Lake CounTry TenniS Mixed douBLeS Tourny. Sun., July 28, 9am start. Members $15, non members $20 - includes lunch & prizes. Round Robin format - minimum 5 matches. Deadline to register Thurs., July 25, 10pm. For information or to register with a partner, call Mike at 250-766-2471 or email [email protected]•LC Senior BuS SCheduLe Fri., July 26 Mystery trip. To reserve seat on bus please phone Marg 250-766-3227 or Marian 250-861-4131•new exerCiSe groupS for SeniorS to help people keep in shape for the summer. Boomer Blast will be on Tuesdays from 8:30am to 9:30am, which is more physical, Fridays 3:45pm to 4:45pm. Get up & go from Tuesday 9:45am to 10:45am and Friday 5pm to 6pm. This is some chair exercises for those that have more trouble moving. Lake Country Seniors’ Centre.•royaL Canadian Legion 189 LadieS auxiLiary - Notice of Cribbage Tournament on last Sunday of each month. Get your name on the list by phoning the Legion after 3pm. Registration is at 9am. Games begin at 10am sharp. $26 per team and lunch is included.•winfieLd uniTed ChurCh ThrifT Shop (3571 Woodsdale Road), is open from Tues. to Sat., 10am to 2pm for shopping and donation drop-off. Call 250-766-3387 for information regarding appropriate donations.•The Lake CounTry food Bank wants to encourage boys and girls to help at the Food Bank. Any amount of time you can volunteer would be a huge help. Come and support the community you work and play in. For information call Phyllis, 250-766-0125, or 250-766-3038. 3130 Berry Road, Winfield.•Lake CounTry ThrifT STore hours of operation: Mon.-Wed.-Thurs., 9am- 3pm. Located at 3130 Berry Road, Winfield (the same building as the Lake Country Food Bank).•BeaVerS/CuBS/SCouTS/VenTurerS regiSTraTion/agM Registration is on-going for 1st Lake Country Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers (boys and girls ages 5-18). To register or for more information call Kathy at 250-766-4269.•oyaMa Legion BranCh 189 holds a meat draw every Saturday afternoon at 2pm. All members and guests are welcome.•The Lake CounTry MuSeuM is open seven days a week, 10am-4pm and by appointment. 11255 Okanagan Centre Rd. W. 250-766-0111, www.lakecountrymuseum.com•CriBBage TournaMenTS at the Seniors’ Activity Center 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd. each third Sunday of the month. Entry fee $13. Excellent lunch; $1 for all day coffee. Games start at 10am. Registration not required. For information call John 250-766-3026.•To aLL winfieLd CriB pLayerS: Every Friday evening at 7pm at the Seniors’ Activity Centre (9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd.). $2/evening. 8 full games with a chance of winning $12, $10 or $8. Coffee, drinks & goodies served at no charge. For info call John 250-766-3026.•LC Line danCerS Tuesdays, 1:30pm & Thursdays, 9:30am in the Seniors’ Centre. Beginners always welcome. Joy, 250-766-0850.•SoCiaL Bridge Tuesdays, 7pm at the Seniors’ Centre. New players welcome. Eunice, 250-766-3982. •The CounCiL of Senior CiTiZenS organiZaTionS (COSCO) is an advocacy group devoted to improving “The Quality of Life” for all seniors. Senior organizations/associations wishing to affiliate or individuals wishing to become members please contact Ernie Bayer: 604-576-9734 fax 604-576-9733 or [email protected] for further info.•LC ouTdoorS CLuB welcomes new hikers. Sturdy hiking boots are a must. Bring water, snacks/lunch & clothing appropriate & sufficient for the weather. For more info, to sign up for our hikes, or to post your own hikes on the forum, visit www.lakecountryoutdoorsclub.com.

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It looks like the best part of a car ride for most pups is feeling the breeze in their furry faces as they stick their head out the window.

Despite the feel good nature of this pleasurable experience, it’s actually a very dangerous habit.

In the early days of automobiles, most cars did not have windshields and their top speed was approximately 45 mph. Given those condi-tions, drivers wore gog-gles to protect their eyes. Now that we have wind-shields to protect us, you wouldn’t consider stick-ing your unprotected head out the window at 45 mph. � en why let your dog?

EYE DAMAGEAllowing your dog

to stick its head out the window is a very dan-gerous habit. � eir eyes are exposed to dirt, rocks,

dust and other debris. � ese materials can eas-ily puncture and scratch your dog’s eyes. A line of pet goggles have come out which are to help prevent these types of in-juries. However, even if you can train your dog not to paw them o� his head, there are still many other dangers when your dog’s head is out the window while driving.

EAR DAMAGEDamage to the ears

is another big concern. When the dog’s ears � ap in the wind, the soft ear � aps (pinnae) can easi-ly become irritated, swell and become very tender. � e constant and rapid � apping of the pinnae against your dog’s head from high-speed winds causes trauma to the ear and results in swelling. Repeated trauma such as this can cause lifelong problems for your pup.

FALLING OUTAllowing your dog

to stick its head out the window can also lead to more severe outcomes, such as falling out of the car or getting his head stuck in the window opening. Taking a turn a bit too fast, traveling over bumpy terrain or an overly excited pup can cause your dog to lose balance and easily fall out of the window.

� ese types of inci-dents occur more fre-quently than one might imagine and can cause severe injury or death to dogs.

PICKUPSIt should go without

saying; but another very dangerous idea is to al-low your dog to ride in the bed of a pickup truck.

All of the dangers of sticking its head out the window from inside the car are increased, since

the bed of a pickup of-fers little or no protec-tion from wind, debris, or falls.

In addition, a pick-up’s metal bed can reach dangerously high tem-peratures on hot days, which can cause dam-age to the soft tissue on a dog’s paws.

BEST PLACE TO RIDE� e best place for

your dog to ride is in the back seat or cargo area of your vehicle, properly re-strained of course.

Utilizing a pet safety belt, car seat, vehicle pet barrier, or a travel crate are the best ways to en-sure that your pup’s trav-els are happy and safe. Sure, crack the window, but no heads out.

•••TripsWithPets.com is

the No. 1 online resource for pet travel and was named best pet travel site by Consumer Reports.

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folks and by this I mean to recognize what needs it the most to survive through the heat. Lawns and many perennials can brown out somewhat without any long-term damage.

When the cool wet weather returns in the fall everything will green up again for the most part. Cedar hedges how-ever can su� er irrevers-ible damage if we let them get too dry for a long period so focus your irrigating there especially

if they are providing an important function such as privacy.

•••Well it was time again

for my old 1960s band to have at it again.

We do it about every � ve years it seems and last Sunday, July 21 we

played at Whiski Jacks Pub in West Kelowna.

Jimmy LeGuilloux generously gave us the room where he regularly holds Sunday night jam sessions and he sat in with the band for a tune or two.

My good friend (and

Kelowna Capital News columnist) Charlie Hodge MCd the event.

We were the Strange Movies Blues Band and we played all over B.C. from 1966 to 1970.

Don Burnett is a long-time Kelowna area gar-dening expert.

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We do it about every � ve years it seems and last Sunday, July 21 we

played at Whiski Jacks Pub in West Kelowna.

Jimmy LeGuilloux generously gave us the room where he regularly holds Sunday night jam sessions and he sat in with the band for a tune or two.

My good friend (and

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We were the Strange Movies Blues Band and we played all over B.C. from 1966 to 1970.

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McCoubrey Plateau Area Structure Plan Neighbourhood Open House July 30th

Turtle Bay Marine Pub (2850 Woodsdale Rd.) has made an application under the Liquor Control and Licensing Act for a change in hours of service. Present Hours Requested Hours Mondays & Tuesdays 10 am – midnight 10 am – midnight Wednesdays & Thursdays 10 am – midnight 10 am – 1 am Fridays 10 am – 1 am 10 am – 2 a Saturdays 9 am – 1 am 9 am – 2 am Sundays 9 am – midnight 9 am – midnight The District of Lake Country is soliciting the views of residents and businesses that may be affected by the proposed changes. If you believe your interests may be affected, please forward your written comments, including your address to determine proximity, to:

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