Frequency Wine & Sound

Melanie Dekker - Blush

Help Support Canadian Artists when you purchase Frequency Wine! 3210 Gulley Road, Kelowna BC Canada.

Troo Knot: Helven @ Frequency Wine & Sound (ft NIque Bruce & Zam Ramirez)

Improv remix of Helven off of the album Rope Burns.

Troo Knot: beats/vocals
Nique Bruce: sax
Zam Ramirez: moves!
Ben Davis: sound engineer




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Malik - Sinnerman

Help Support Canadian Artists when you purchase Frequency Wine. 3210 Gulley Road Kelowna BC Canada.

Step'n Stones - Day Dreams

Inspiring others to do what inspires them.
Frequency Winery
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Major Mambo performing at Soul de Cuba Cafe restaurant in Kelowna

Nestled near the heart of downtown Kelowna and the soul of the cultural district is Soul de Cuba Cafe, offering up authentic Cuban dishes for lunch and dinner. You can enjoy the hot tropical sound of Major Mambo at Soul de Cuba Cafe restaurant the last Saturday of each month, from 7 PM - 9 PM. For reservations call 778-478-9529. There is an entertainment charge of $10. We are located at #101-1180 Sunset Drive, Kelowna. For more events visit our website:

Le Monay House Concert

Le Monay House Concert

Major Mambo

We learn more about Mambo and Salsa dance

PSYCHERELCICS - AUGUST 24th + 25th

Lineup announcement...
Sound. On.
@psycherelics (Kelowna)
These guys will be hitting the stage at the Tattoo Convention this summer and opening up for Red Fang, Black Mastiff & We Hunt Buffalo. We couldn't be more excited!

But if you can't catch that and still want to get some of these stoney grooves in you, come check em out August 24th & 25th @ the Habitat!
Hit up the link in bio for early bird passes, or tuneitdownturnitup.com

Queen - Fat Bottomed Girls (Tiger Moon Cover)

'Fat Bottomed Girls' from Queen's 1978 album Jazz.

This was shot in a beautiful little vineyard in Kelowna, BC called Frequency Wine & Sound. Check out what they do - it's pretty damn cool!

Written by Brian May.
Performed and adapted by Tiger Moon.
Video Shooting & Editing by Chelsea McEvoy.
Audio Mixing & Engineering by Tony Lewis and Alexis Leycraft at Frequency Vineyards.

Where You Live - Winnipeg Social

Volunteer Host for Where You Live Anita Reimer, chats with Parachute Club's Julie Masi and Lead Singer for John Delaney and The Indestructibles about an upcoming fundraiser in Kelowna, called The Winnipeg Social.

How to Get Rid of No See Ums

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How to Get Rid of No See Ums

No See Ums are tiny flies that prove to be some of the most annoying pests imaginable. They’re also referred to as sandflies. They belong to a family of flies called Ceratopogonidae. Measuring between 1-3mm long, they are much smaller than mosquitoes but far more vicious. Like mosquitoes, they suck human blood but their bites usually are more painful leaving itchy, red welts or worse, lesions, if you have an allergic reaction.

How to Repel No See Ums

1. Get Rid Of Unsealed Water Contains

Water sources are a vital part of a no see ums life cycle. Female midges lay eggs on surfaces containing moisture. For this reason, remove or seal water containers. Manage any standing water that may be present in your yard, for instance in puddles, fountains, tires or so forth.

2. Use No See Um Screens

Since these no see ums are extremely tiny, regular mosquito screens won't work. Use screens or netting designed with smaller mesh to prevent female no see ums from entering your home. Be sure to place screens on patio, doors and windows and check them regularly to verify they are in good condition.

3. Use Repellants to Prevent Bites

Repellants can be very useful when it comes to getting rid of no see ums. Rub or spray repellents containing DEET, for instance, to make you unappealing to female midges.

4. Kill No See Ums with Insecticides

Insecticides have proven to have varying degrees of success when it comes to killing no see ums. When used with caution, Insecticides can help in reducing the effects of an infestation.

5. Turn on Fans

Crank up those fans to full speed. Since no see ums are not strong fliers, ceiling or standing fans will help keep them away.

6. Switch off Lights

The females of the Culicodes species are attracted to light, so turn off the lights a bit earlier than usual. You’ll save a bit on your energy bill and best of all avoid those biting midges!

7. Wear Clothes with Long Sleeves

Long sleeves and jeans will protect your skin from exposure. Also, wear socks to protect your feet from those itchy bites. You don’t have to see ‘em to get rid of no see ums! Though they are difficult to totally eradicate, simple steps like the ones mentioned can help you avoid getting bitten.

Up Front - Sam Samaddar

Major Mambo, Latin/Salsa band at Soul De Cuba Cafe

Major Mambo (Tricia Dalgliesh-piano, Maggie Ponzo-vocal/percussion, Stephen Buck-bass & Trevor Salloum-Latin percussion) with special guest vocalist from Havana, Cuba, Elizabeth Marino.

Pros & Cons Of Costco Hearing Aids

Dr. Cliff Olson, Audiologist and Founder of Applied Hearing Solutions in Arizona, discusses the Pros and Cons of purchasing hearing aids from a Costco.

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Costco is one of the largest purchasers in the hearing aid industry. This gives them incredible buying power and this drives down the cost of devices for their members. They are also the 2nd largest money makers for the Big Box store behind only Wine.

Lets take a look at the Pros and Cons of buying your next set of hearing aids from a Big Box retailer.

Let's start with the Pros:

Pro #1. Their hearing aids are CHEAP. Not cheap as in bad, cheap as in low cost. A pair of Premium Kirkland Signature 8.0 devices are only $1,600.

Pro #2. The hearing aids are Good. The top tiers of devices are comparable to top tier name brand devices. In fact, all of the hearing aids are either name brand, or re-branded from a name brand manufacturer.

Pro #3. Some Costcos have experienced Audiologists and Hearing Instrument specialists. The hearing care professional you work with is even more important than the devices you buy. You just have to find a Costco that has a phenomenal hearing care provider.

Now on to the Cons:

Con #1. Only 20-25% of patients return to Costco for a second set of hearing aids. Obviously, this is on average. I suspect that Costcos with terrific hearing care providers have a much higher rate. The only possible excuses for these low numbers are either they are not performing best practices like Real Ear Measures, or they are not providing a good patient experience (ie. Customer Service)

Con #2. Some hearing aids they sell are LOCKED! Watch out for locked hearing aids. They lock them to prevent you from getting them serviced from other hearing care providers. You must go to a Costco no matter what.

Con #3. The hearing aids are De-Featured. Despite the hearing aids still being good, manufacturers do remove features from the devices they sell to Costco. If you aren't hearing well with Costco hearing aids, it may not be you, it may be the devices.

Con #4. Long Wait times. I have had patients mention that wait times to get hearing aids from Costco have been up to 30 days to even be seen by the provider. There are also concerns that if you do purchase hearing aids from Costco that you will have to wait too long for service if the hearing aids need to be repaired or re-programmed.

Overall, Costco is known for providing good hearing aids at very low prices. Some people receive excellent benefits from Costco hearing aids as long as the hearing care provider they see is top notch. As long as you are aware of the Pros and Cons of going to Costco for your hearing healthcare, then you should be able to make an educated decision on what is right for you.