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Eric Hanson

British Columbia
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I have a smorgasbord passion for life: wine, food, travel, adventure, wine journalism and teaching. Favourite wine? The next one I uncork!
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Field Guide to October 2024

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By Spencer Hardy, Dana Williams, Eric Hanson, Allie Radin
| vtecostudies.org
The sun sets the Vermont forest ablaze with color © Kent McFarland The month of October reminds us of the cyclical nature of life. Like spring, autumn is a season of change. The forested hills fade from summer emerald to a watercolor painting of red and gold and brown. Here’s your field guide to some moments that you might not otherwise notice during these few precious weeks that feature colored hills beneath a deep blue sky.
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David Gordon Green’s HALLOWEEN Revisited - Part II - The House on Lampkin Lane - ScreenHub Entertainment

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By Eric Hanson
| Film and Spirits
When I first saw Halloween Kills, I hated it. I couldn’t have been more excited and optimistic about Green’s attempt to inject some mystery back into the Halloween franchise. After Halloween Kills, I couldn’t have been more cynical, convinced that David Gordon Green had broken his promise for a more grounded approach to Halloween, instead taking the same weathered territory as before. It seemed gory, nonsensical, and without aim or purpose.
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Fear and complacency in Taiwan

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By Zoe Strimpel, Eric Hanson, ArtThe demands, William Newton
| The Spectator (World)
On a recent trip to Taiwan as a guest of its Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I knew that war with an increasingly belligerent China is a daily possibility. Chinese ships are in constant circulation in the Taiwan Strait. Chinese aircraft unceasingly fly near the island, getting close to Taiwanese air space. Beijing’s increasingly threatening language about forced “unification” seems to bring a catastrophic attack closer.
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