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Oh dear it is Friday, and oh woe is me do I need a day off, but before I disappear into a bucket of ale, here is the best of what hit my (the editor of DiS') inbox this week...
This a special premiere of a new remix of M83's 'Steve McQueen' by Parisan duo SALM, which stands for SomethingALaMode. This goes out to anyone who saw the final European date of Hurry Up, We're Dreaming tour last night in London, which was an incredible extravaganza of lights and music. Those lazers were 'off the hook'!. This is a free download which you can get by CLICKING YOUR MOUSE RIGHT HERE.
School of Seven Bells
With Ghostory SVIIB made one of the albums of the year (so says I!), and before the year is out they've slipped out this EP. It's a little bit dancier than most of the recent album, but lovers of their seasick choirs and sweet synth-dripped lullabies will know what they're in for. It's delightful, obviously, and perfect for your pre-party, post-party and desk-party... if you come to my house, it will be on at The Party, but I'm sure you'd rather listen to Beyonce before the sun comes up, but that's your prerogative. Anyway, point and click your mouse on the play button below and thank me later...
How to Destroy Angels
If you didn't know by now, Trent Reznor (yes, him from Nine Inch Nails!!) has a new band called How to Destroy Angels with his wife Mariqueen Maandig, soundtrack collaborator Atticus Ross, and illustrator/designer Rob Sheridan. They sound weirdly like an evil remix of St. Vincent. It's all steamy dark streets and thrusting beats, as well as some odd country vibes. This new EP appeared on the Hype Machine and Pitchfork this week and it's really rather good. If you like it, it's out next week on Columbia Records - available digitally and on 12" vinyl.
There's also this badass Factory Floor remix:
My love of ambienty things and hazy-shoegazy pop precedes me these days. One nice PR sifted me out and suggested I might like this, and yes, predictably, this tickled me in all the right places. I don't know much about them, but I'm planning to pick up their LP Slept and Did Not Sleep when it's out in a few weeks time, and I suspect some of you might not hate it either. Dreamy.
Save the Clock Tower
I got a sweet email form the dudes from Save the Clock Tower this week. Had never heard them before by their Pheonix-y Shins-y Freelance Whales- indie-pop had me bopping from the off. They're from Chicago, and weirdly have that Tortoise/Sea & Cake vibe drifting over the surface of their Cut Copy-ish grooves. They self-released their album Through the Glass earlier this year and you should seek it out if this does to you what it does unto me...
Not sure I've done a weekend listening that doesn't feature Chromatics, and seeing as their London show this week was rather good, and that they slipped out what is essentially the offcuts of one-of-the-albums-of-the-year Kill for Love I thought I better share it.
Jet lagged & buzzing from Friday's show in Paris, I couldn't sleep...so I stayed up all night with Oko talking about color based dreams while blending these tracks together. Since the album came out, a lot of people on the road have been telling us they are curious to hear some of the unreleased music from the Kill For Love sessions...Recorded November 2009 through December 2011, these songs were all mixed between 4 & 6 a.m. After hours of tracking at the studio in Montreal, we'd clear the channels on the mixer, open a bottle of wine, & feel around in the dark...working our way through the atmospheric elements & peeling back layers of rhythm...throwing the songs into the abstract pile & playing them while driving home in the snow. In Amsterdam right now trying to upload it from the hotel. Fingers crossed...
This is a lullaby for you... Sweet Dreams! xo Johnny Jewel
The much tipped new band, that features an ex-member of Twilight Sad (who played his last show with the band when they played the DiS stage at Summer Sundae, fact fans!) did a session for Huw Stephen's Radio1 show this week. You can listen to it on this 'ere YouTube playlist:
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Our friends at No Pain In Pop have this new LP for you to slip your lips around and sink your teeth into. Careful, there's reverb in there...
Melody's Echo Chamber
At the moment I'm kinda obsessed with this self-titled album by Parisian lady Melody's Echo Chamber. It's the perfect mix of Broadcast's sunken heart, Deerhunter's cage of shoegaze sounds and Blonde Redhead's soaring wide-screenery. Side bar fact: It was produced by the dude from Tame Impala.
Ed Harcourt
Ok, so I'm gonna end this with a JAG! but, it's my website, you pay nothing but time to be here, and I think it's ok if I sling something here if it isn't a completely blatant advert filled with ridiculous superlatives... Anyway, I have started a new label-slash-management-company 'thing' called CCCLX and signed one of my favourite artists Ed Harcourt to release his sixth album. To preview the record, this week we slipped this free download up here themanthattimeforgot.viinyl.com and posted the audio on YouTube. Back Into the Woods is kinda darker (or at least further from the sunshine) than his previous few albums. It was recorded in just six hours at Abbey Road, as you can hear on 'The Man That Time Forgot' it is mostly piano and strings, but there is also a bit of guitar on a Buckley-ish track too. It'll be released in Feb 2013, but before that Ed is going to play a show in which he performs the album in full, followed by a greatest hits set (and probably a Christmas song or two) on December 19th at Cecil Sharp House in London (Tickets here)...
Scott Walker
And finally... mad as a bag of badgers? So said someone on the DiS boards. Scott Walker is back, new album in December and this video appeared online this week:
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That lad Willy Mason has decided upon a novel, worthy and presumably FUN-inducing route for his next tour of the UK and Ireland.
Eschewing the conventional venue/stage/bar approach, Mason will instead embark on a romp around the homes of his fans, on a "house party concert tour".
"I, Willy Mason, will be putting together a house party concert tour of the UK (& Ireland) in late January / February," said Mason in an internet despatch.
"This letter is a formal request to all interested in hosting such a show to submit their offer for consideration. All that is required for a house to be considered is... electricity."
"Another asset to your submission would be the likelihood of a small and friendly audience."
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Oct-28-08 COAH Issues Affordable Housing Funding Guide
COAH Issues Affordable Housing Funding Guide
Guide Outlines Available Public & Private Affordable Housing Funding Sources
TRENTON – Department of Community Affairs (DCA) Commissioner Joseph Doria today announced that an Affordable Housing Funding Source Guide will now be available on the Council on Affordable Housing (COAH) website. The Guide, assembled by COAH, outlines available public and private affordable housing funding sources.
"This guide will be a helpful resource for local officials looking to provide their residents with the affordable housing they need and deserve," said Commissioner Doria. "It also helps dispel the myth that affordable housing leads to increased taxes. As this guide shows, municipalities have many ways to meet affordable housing requirements without raising property taxes."
The Affordable Housing Funding Source Guide lists approximately 70 different funding programs. Each program highlighted includes a brief description and a reference resource where the reader may find more information. To illustrate the amount of potential funding available to New Jersey entities, COAH has included a matrix which tallies all of the resources. The programs highlighted have the potential to provide over $848 million in funds for the production of affordable housing. The Guide is located at:http://www.nj.gov/dca/affiliates/coah/resources/planresources/fundguide.pdf.
COAH, an affiliate of the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, facilitates the production of sound, affordable housing for low and moderate income households by providing the most effective process to municipalities, housing providers, nonprofit and for profit developers to address a constitutional obligation within the framework of sound, comprehensive planning.


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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Flying Dragons!
Always happy to see a really good movie, specially when so many of my incredibly talented friends have worked on it and made it the reality it is today. It was epic in its making and this reflects in every frame. Go see "How to train your Dragon" and... enjoy!!
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Monday, March 29, 2010
Going widescreen
Going cinematic today.
Can't remember where I took the desert shot, could be anywhere along California, Arizona or New Mexico during my L.A.-N.Y. coast to coast drive in May 1999. Anyhow, always a favorite.
On a more refreshing side, two water shots, incredible Venice in incredible Italy, and back home, 9:30 a.m. on an early summer day.
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Monday, March 22, 2010
2 + Unfinished
Quite a bit of material today, two pages of the story (more than 3 years old now) plus an unfinished illustration I started about two years ago and for some reason it just never went further. Nostalgia Avenue... Anyway, I thought it could be nice to post up a rough piece now and then.
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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Back then I spent a year and a half working for 'Asterix and the Vikings'. True pleasure. Good film, good team.
Here are two pieces, a down shot on the gauls village center square (ready for one of their brutal parties), and one of the many hundreds of designs I did for the vikings, this one a view form the jail area that I believe didn't make it into the movie.
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
And the beat goes on
The line that should have never been crossed...
And also! three drawings from the old days with Moe and the gang at Daphne's in Culver City, when wining, dining and drawing was all one -and- the same!
And also! three drawings from the old days with Moe and the gang at Daphne's in Culver City, when wining, dining and drawing was all one -and- the same!
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Wednesday, March 03, 2010
Close call
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At Cheddar Caves & Gorge you'll find eight great attractions in Britain's biggest gorge, all covered by one Explorer ticket: cathedral-like Gough's Cave with audioguide tours; beautiful Cox's Cave; the Museum of Prehistory with Stone Age survival demonstrations by hunter-gatherers; the challenge of The Crystal Quest; The 274 steps leading to our 360-acre nature reserve; spectacular views from Lookout Tower; the 3-mile round-trip Clifftop Gorge Walk; the open-top Gorge Tour Bus. Take it to the edge with RockSport caving and climbing, shop till you drop in our Cargo Cult shop, watch authentic Cheddar Cheese ageing in our caves or just relax on the Cafe-Bar terrace with a cream tea. We're also a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a Special Area of Conservation with many rare species, such as Horseshoe bats, dormice and Peregrine falcons. Plenty of parking. The settlement at Cheddar has been an important Roman and Saxon centre and is known for its cheese making as early as 1170 AD. There is more about the town on the Cheddar Village website
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A-Rod sports the pinstripes for first time in 2013
NEW YORK -- Alex Rodriguez walked silently through the clubhouse on Friday afternoon, his eyes fixed upon the ceiling as he strolled to batting practice. After scribbling a few autographs on the field, he dashed back inside even more swiftly.
After a performance in which Rodriguez went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts against Tigers pitching in a 4-3, 10-inning Yankees win, he may have been content to let the results, his teammates and the fans do the talking for him.
Rodriguez did not speak to reporters after his first Major League game wearing pinstripes in 10 months, having last appeared between the white lines at Yankee Stadium in the 2012 American League Championship Series, also against Detroit.
On Friday his at-bats were greeted with rolling waves of both frenzied applause and lustful booing, and manager Joe Girardi estimated that the crowd seemed to be split on their opinion of Rodriguez.
"It was probably 50-50 tonight, maybe a little bit more cheers," Girardi said. "It's something that he has to be able to put out of his mind and just be a player for us.
"Alex has had to deal with stuff before. He's been booed before. He knows what he has to do, and I expect him to do it."
The 38-year-old Rodriguez was playing at home for the first time since officially appealing a 211-game suspension levied upon him by Major League Baseball as a result of its investigation into his ties to the shuttered Biogenesis clinic of Coral Gables, Fla.
Speaking in Chicago on Wednesday, Rodriguez had said he was looking forward to the game: "I've been waiting a long time for this day. Just again, privileged to come home on a Friday night against a tough opponent. Just really excited."
Facing Tigers starter Rick Porcello, Rodriguez struck out swinging in the first and third innings, then lifted a lazy fly ball to right field in the fifth.
Although Rodriguez was greeted with some positive reaction during each of his plate appearances, boos rained down after he was retired each time.
"I thought the crowd was great," outfielder Brett Gardner said. "I thought they responded well to him. You're obviously going to have people that boo, but I still don't understand the people wearing a Yankees shirt pulling against one of their guys.
"But, you know, everybody's got the right to like somebody or not like somebody. They're still pulling for the team at least, right? But I thought it was a great reaction, and I know he felt the same way."
Rodriguez struck out looking facing Bruce Rondon in the seventh before being replaced at third base for defense by Jayson Nix in the ninth. He is now 3-for-15 in four games since returning from the disabled list.
Shortly after midnight, Jason Zillo, director of media relations, told a crew of waiting television and print reporters that Rodriguez had left Yankee Stadium, but Gardner doesn't think the negative reception had any impact on Rodriguez.
"I think he's been through so much in the past several years, I'm not sure what he's affected by anymore, to be honest," Gardner said. "He's got pretty thick skin.
"A lot of the success that he's had is because he's been able to block out a lot of outside noise and really focus on the task at hand. He works harder than anybody, and I think he's going to be a big boost these last few months."


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(LATIMES) — Being snubbed might have been the best thing to happen to Ben Affleck.
His film "Argo" took the best picture Oscar on Sunday night at the 85th Academy Awards — more than a little solace, perhaps, for being snubbed in the directing category.
Other marquee winners were Daniel Day-Lewis for lead actor for "Lincoln," Jennifer Lawrence for lead actress for "Silver Linings Playbook," and Ang Lee for director for "Life of Pi," which won four Oscars, the most for any film.
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They might look like badasses of the forest as they fly from tree to tree at night hunting for a meal, but if this cross-section of a taxidermied Great Grey Owl is to be believed, more than half of their intimidating bulk comes from their fluffy feathers.
It makes sense given they're really only active at night when it's cold. All the air trapped in those feathers will certainly keep them warm. But at the same time, now that they're exposed as nature's frauds, there's no reason to flee in fear every time you hear one hooting from a nearby tree. I mean, I can't be the only one happy to be freed from a crippling fear of owls, right? [Wikipedia via Beth Pratt via BoingBoing]


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Kristen: It felt amazing actually to be done with it. The last scene we shot was the wedding one, and it was like the perfect ending. We were all together, at the same time and I know that it's been said that the "sex" theme is the most important thing in the movie but the ceremony was the best way to say goodbye and wrap us out. It was nice.
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SANDY, Utah – Real Salt Lake will begin a three-game road trip on Wednesday, when it will take on Eastern Conference opponent the New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium.
Wednesday's match will kickoff at 6:00 p.m. MT and will be broadcast live on CW30, ESPN700 AM and 102.3 La Gran D/1600 AM. CW30 will air its 30-minute Ford Postgame Show immediately following the match; ESPN 700 will begin its pregame coverage at 5:00 p.m. MT and will air an hour-long postgame show immediately following the final whistle.
Wednesday's game is the second in a three game in seven day stretch for the Claret-and-Cobalt. Real Salt Lake won its first match in the busy stretch, getting second-half goals from MF Luis Gil and MF Javier Morales to beat Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2-0 at Rio Tinto Stadium on Saturday. RSL will close its busy week this Saturday, May 11, when it will take on the Montreal Impact at 12:00 p.m. MT at Stade Saputo.
RSL will again be depleted up top on Wednesday, as leading scorer FW Alvaro Saborio (R quad tear) is out for the match while FW Robbie Findley (L knee hyperextension) and FW Olmes Garcia (R adductor strain) are both questionable due to injuries. The team will also be without DF Rich Balchan (L shoulder separation), and MF Cole Grossman (concussion), while MF Yordany Alvarez (R ankle contusion) is questionable.
The Claret-and-Cobalt fared fine without the injured Findley and Saborio against Vancouver on Saturday, with FW Joao Plata registering two assists to move into a tie for the league lead with four helpers on the season. The Utah side's two goal performance against the 'Caps was the first time that RSL scored more than one goal in a game since it beat Seattle 2-1 on March 30.
Real Salt Lake is a solid 7-4-4 all-time against New England. RSL has done well when playing at New England, posting a 3-2-2 record in seven league games at Gillette Stadium. The Claret-and-Cobalt won its only match against New England last year, beating the Revs 2-1 at Rio Tinto Stadium on May 5, 2012.
New England is currently in seventh place in the Eastern Conference with a 2-3-3 record. The Revs have been very strong defensively but have struggled in the attack this year, conceding a league best six goals and scoring a league worst four in eight games played. The Revs tied their last match, playing Portland to a scoreless draw at JELD-WEN Field last Thursday.
RSL will have a quick turnaround after Wednesday's match, heading north of the border on Thursday ahead of Saturday's 12:00 p.m. MT kickoff against the Montreal Impact at Stade Saputo.
How to Follow Real Salt Lake at New England Revolution
- Kickoff: 6:00 p.m. MT at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.
- TV: CW30 (Ford Postgame Show to immediately follow final whistle)
- English Radio: ESPN700 AM (Pregame begins at 5:00 p.m. MT)
- Spanish Radio: La Gran D 102.3 FM & Juan 1600 AM
- Online: The @RealSaltLake Twitter Feed will provide live match updates
Click here to download the PDF version of the MLS Game Guide for Wednesday's RSL-NE matchup
RSL History v. New England Revolution
Real Salt Lake is 7-4-4 all-time against New England. RSL has done well when playing at New England, posting a 3-2-2 record in seven league games at Gillette Stadium.
The Claret-and-Cobalt won its only match against New England last year, getting a brace from FW Alvaro Saborio to beat the Revs 2-1 at Rio Tinto Stadium on May 5, 2012. The Claret-and-Cobalt held on to win that match despite former RSL MF Will Johnson's straight red card in the 59th minute.
RSL won its last match at Gillette Stadium, using a makeshift lineup to beat New England 2-0 at the Foxborough facility on April 10, 2011.


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Married at First Sight twins 'at war' over 'husband'
A BITTER fight is set to erupt between Married At First Sight twins Sharon and Michelle Marsh, after Sharon discovers her sister has begun following her 'husband' Nick Furphy on the flirty social platform, Snapchat.
In the latest bridal war to break out on the explosive Channel 9 series tomorrow night, Sharon is sent into a jealous rage and refuses to look or speak to her twin, after Michelle reveals she's been in contact with Furphy.
Michelle pleads with her insecure sibling: "don't get weird about the Nick thing," explaining "I've got everyone on Snapchat."
When Sharon will not be swayed Michelle calls her "a f***ing nutcase," as Sharon storms off screen.
Speaking exclusively to News Corp Australia, Michelle explained the sisters' war of words was simply a misunderstanding, rather than Sharon's belief anything inappropriate had happened between her sister and Furphy.
"Sharon's a bit of a moron with technology. I don't think she knew what Snapchat was. I think she thought it was like Tinder or something," Michelle said.
The social media app Snapchat is often used by groups of friends to share 'live' video stories, but is also notorious as a platform for sexting given videos disappear soon after they are viewed.
Michelle - whose 'marriage' to Jesse Konstantinoff has struggled compared to her twin sister Sharon's relationship with Nick - insisted her social media ties with Furphy were innocent. "We've always had a rule about that [not dating the same person]. Once Sharon dates someone they become like a brother to me. So Nick's like my brother."
The 31-year-old Perth twins were married in a double ceremony, with Michelle saying 'I do' to Adelaide retail assistant Konstantinoff; while Sharon wed Melbourne carpenter, Nick.
Michelle admitted there was a lack of chemistry between her and Konstantinoff and she only sees her reality TV spouse as "a friend".
This is in stark contrast with her twin's happier experience on the show, with Sharon's 'husband' Nick declaring his love for her on Sunday night.
Sharon's insecurities, coupled with Furphy's fears after being cheated on by a previous partner, is enough to create the perfect storm between the identical twins.
Married At First Sight airs 7pm, Sunday and 7.30pm, Monday and Tuesday on Nine


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Outpatient cancer services for the delivery of chemotherapy and related supportive therapies at St. Tammany Health System have moved to 1203 South Tyler Street on the first floor of the Charles A. Frederick Jr. Medical Office Complex. Oncology patients can choose to park at the Frederick Complex immediately adjacent to the first floor Cancer Center Infusion Suite or park at the hospital and walk over using the skybridge on the third floor. This may be more convenient to patients with other appointments in the hospital. To call the Cancer Center Infusion Suite, dial 985-276-6830.
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Express oat milk
Oat milk is an amazing vegan alternative to milk. First of all, it's ridiculously tasty. Second, it contains nutrients and fiber. And finally: it's so easy to make at home!
Teriyaki salmon bento
I think life is too short to keep the frozen salmon in the fridge! :-) So I made a teriyaki salmon bento, which was so fast to cook, that I had too much idle time in the morning... Just be careful not to overcook the teriyaki sauce, because it may have a burnt taste. Also, optional lotus root slices will keep the fish tender and juicy for the time when you can finally devour every last bit of it ;-)
Vegetarian bento
Today was one of these days that my coffee needed a coffee... And I really couldn't make myself cook in the morning. So, the vegetarian bento was made! It's fast, it's simple, and it tasted great. Consider that a fancy salad for lazy days.
Sweet Mustard Eggs Bento
I got tired of sausages after yesterday's deluxe bento, so today I decided to have some eggs with lunch. I put some sweet mustard over the cooked yolk to have them pack some punch and they were really interesting!
I prepared also hand-made furikake (rice sprinkles) with ingredients I like, which made my rice extra tasty today!
Teriyaki Smoked Salmon Don
There is literally no easier recipe in the world, that tastes so good and takes only few minutes to cook, including rice cooking time! I always do it during hot summer days, because it's a no-brainer.
You can serve it as a main dish with more fancy toppings, or as a side dish, but also it's a great addition to bento or a small snack!


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I don't know about you, but I am not in love with wrapping Christmas presents. Wrestling acres of paper and finding the often invisible end of the sticky tape annoys me greatly. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing I love more than the look of nicely wrapped presents below the Christmas tree, but because wrapping seems like such a chore, my gifts often lack the wrapped prettiness that I appreciate so much on others' gifts to me.
This year I have decided to put a little more thought into gift wrapping. I have come up with a theme, nothing too fancy or difficult, because my aim is to not become too flustered with the wrapping but to still love the look of my finished gifts.
I chose textured brown paper for my wrapping this year. At risk of sounding like a bad presenter on Better Homes and Gardens, I am in love with this organic look. I was going to tie each present with some simple brown twine but the boys convinced me to go with 'fancy' red and white twine.
To keep things feeling rustic, I found some chalkboard gift tags online and printed these off on card. There are a heap of free printable chalkboard Christmas gift tags online if you wanted to get some for yourself. Take a look here and here for some cute ones. For the adults I used real Chalkboard tags I picked up from a variety store.
So in less time than it has ever taken me before, I wrapped all my Christmas presents. While I am no master wrapper, they look good under the tree because they match….no higgledy piggledy looking display this year!
Do you have a Christmas wrapping theme?


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CALGARY - On a Wednesday afternoon, 270 feet above the ground, four men are keeping careful watch.
They'll say hello, but they don't have time for long conversations. They need to keep their focus on the monitors in front of them and the 360-degree, panoramic windows that surround them.
The men are air traffic controllers, on duty at NAV CANADA's new control tower at the Calgary International Airport. Operational since May 25, the new tower is not only the tallest facility of its kind in Canada, it paves the way for the highly anticipated opening of the Calgary airport's new parallel runway in 2014.
That runway is a $600 million project that will give the Calgary airport the capacity to land the largest jets in the world, with no payload restrictions. But you can't operate a runway if the air traffic controllers — the eyes in the sky — can't see it, as well as all the holding bays, taxiways, and approach and departure paths connected to it. That's why, even though the existing tower at the Calgary International Airport was equipped with the latest state-of-the-art technology, NAV CANADA embarked on a one-year, $25 million project to build a new, taller, one.
"We had to do an analysis of what would be a perfect location to give the controllers the ability to see the entire area," says Wayne Nyman, manager of the Calgary air traffic control tower. "The distance from the threshold of the existing runway to the far threshold of the new runway is just over six-and-a-half kilometres. And that meant, right in the middle, we had to build a tower where the eye level is essentially 270 feet."
From ground to tip, the new tower actually measures more than 300 feet — nearly twice the height of Calgary's old tower, and 80 feet higher than Toronto's, the next highest free-standing air traffic control tower in the country. Only the Vancouver Harbour Control Tower — which is not a free-standing tower, but an air traffic control cab perched atop a 29-storey downtown skyscraper — is taller.
Within the tower is a simulation lab used for training. Before moving full-time to the new facility, even the most experienced controllers went through three days of practice in the lab, because the view from the new location is completely different than what they had become used to and has the potential to be disorienting.
"The perspective change is quite significant," Nyman says. "We'll do the simulation exercises again before the new runway opens up too."
In general, the new tower employs most of the same technology as the old one, with a few additions. Most significant is a multilateration ground surveillance system, a system of 24 antennas placed in strategic locations around the airport. The antennas listen for signals from transponders installed on aircraft as well as ground vehicles out on the runway area. Using advanced computer processing systems, the air traffic controllers are able to use these signals to get a precise picture of a moving object's location and speed.
The Montreal airport is the only other airport in Canada to have such a system. Toronto's Pearson International is in the process of installing theirs now.
"From a safety standard, it's been a great addition," Nyman says.
The old tower was decommissioned at the end of June and has been handed back to the Calgary Airport Authority.
NAV CANADA is the country's private sector civil air navigation services provider. With operations from coast to coast, it provides air traffic control, flight information, weather briefings, aeronautical information services, airport advisory services, and electronic aids to navigation.


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Can you imagine the ridiculous Battlefield moments arising from the fact that you can revive a falling player? Oh, never mind that. What about the epic, heroic moments you'll have when throwing yourself over an explosive to save your friends?
This stuff and more is tested out in the latest Battlefield 4-themed mythbusting episode by DefendTheHouse — I'm really looking forward to seeing what the community can do with this knowledge, given that a few of these myths can give rise to some ridiculous situations. Or annoying ones, I guess. I'm not the only one that's perpetually revived in awful situations just to then die right away, right?
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Cancer Statistics for the UK
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New cases of cancer, 2015-2017, UK.
Deaths from cancer, 2015-2017, UK.
Survive cancer for 10 or more years, 2010-11, England and Wales
Preventable cases
Cancer cases are preventable, UK, 2015
- There are around 367,000 new cancer cases in the UK every year, that's around 1,000 every day (2015-2017).
- In females in the UK, there were more than 179,000 new cancer cases in 2017.
- In males in the UK, there were around 187,000 new cancer cases in 2017.
- Every two minutes someone in the UK is diagnosed with cancer.
- Breast, prostate, lung and bowel cancers together accounted for more than half (53%) of all new cancer cases in the UK in 2017.
- Each year more than a third (36%) of all cancer cases in the UK are diagnosed in people aged 75 and over (2015-2017).
- Incidence rates for all cancers combined in the UK are highest in people aged 85 to 89 (2015-2017).
- There are around 165,000 cancer deaths in the UK every year, that's around 450 every day (2015-2017).
- Cancer accounts for more than a quarter (28%) of all deaths in the UK (2017).
- In females in the UK, there were around 77,700 cancer deaths in 2017.
- In males in the UK, there were around 88,900 cancer deaths in 2017.
- Every four minutes someone in the UK dies from cancer.
- Lung, bowel, breast and prostate cancers together accounted for almost half (45%) of all cancer deaths in the UK in 2017.
- Around a fifth of all cancer deaths are from lung cancer.
- Each year more than half (53%) of all cancer deaths in the UK are in people aged 75 and over (2015-2017).
- Mortality rates for all cancers combined in the UK are highest in people aged 90+ (2015-2017).
- Half (50%) of people diagnosed with cancer in England and Wales survive their disease for ten years or more (2010-11).
- Cancer survival is higher in women than men.
- Cancer survival is improving and has doubled in the last 40 years in the UK.
- Cancer survival is generally higher in people diagnosed aged under 40 years old, with the exception of breast, bowel and prostate cancers, where survival is highest in middle age.
- 1 in 2 people in the UK born after 1960 will be diagnosed with some form of cancer during their lifetime.
- A person's risk of developing cancer depends on many factors, including age, genetics, and exposure to risk factors.
- Around 4 in 10 UK cancer cases every year could be prevented, that's more than 135,000 every year.
- Nearly 112,000 England cases, around 13,000 Scotland cancer cases, around 7,200 Wales cancer cases, and around 3,500 Northern Ireland cancer cases every year could be prevented.
- Smoking is the largest cause of cancer in the UK, accounting for 15% of all cancer cases.
- 'Two-week wait' is the most common route to diagnosing cancer.
- Screening is the route with the highest proportion of cases diagnosed at an early stage, for all cancers combined.
- 'Two-week wait' standards are met by all countries, '31-day wait' is met by all but Northern Ireland and Wales, and '62-day wait' is not met by any country for all cancers combined.
- 45% of patients diagnosed with cancer have surgery to remove the tumor as part of their primary cancer treatment. 27% of patients have radiotherapy, and 28% have chemotherapy.
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Yes, we were listening to The Icarus Line earlier. They probably hate Wolfmother as much as Mike Patton does. Which is a hellalot.
But anyway, the aforementioned Aussie hair-rockers - so unique they've their own rack in high-street record stores - are coming to Britain in February.
These dates represent the trio's largest UK dates to, erm, date, in terms of venue size.
4 Southampton Guildhall
5 London Hammersmith Apollo
8 Nottingham Rock City
9 Manchester Apollo
10 Edinburgh Corn Exchange
Wolfmother's self-titled debut album is out now. And by 'their own rack' we mean you'll find their record in bargain bins nationwide. Well, in a year or so, anyway.


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Between 4-9 April, UEFA got the ball rolling for FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ qualifying, kicking off Europe's 18-month campaign with preliminary tournaments in Lithuania and Malta. The latter, along with Montenegro, the Faroe Islands and Albania took significant steps towards reaching the showpiece event.
*FIFA.com *rounds up the action from the continent's first Canada 2015 qualifying games, at which two newcomers were swift to announce their arrival on the international scene.
Group A: Debutants Albania through to next round**
With two victories, one draw and a second-placed finish, Albania can look back with pride at their performances in the mini-tournament in Malta. It was a remarkable achievement for a team making its debut appearance in a women's competition at any level. Their success is all the more noteworthy given that they are currently a long way behind Latvia, Luxembourg and Malta in the latest FIFA/Coca-Cola Women's World Ranking. Hosts Malta were also in fine form and, following a 1-1 draw in their opening fixture against Albania, coach Pierre Brincat's charges roared through the gears. After routing Luxembourg 6-0 in their second outing, they went on to beat Latvia 2-0 in their final match.
"It's a huge satisfaction to top the group, especially competing with larger countries," said Brincat. "We've made history for Malta with this qualification. This is the result of a lot of dedication from the players, who have come into this tournament believing in themselves. We're looking forward to the draw on the 16th April. This was a huge learning experience for these players and it's only the beginning. We hope to get into a good group and we'll do our best against the more experienced nations."
*Final standings:
1. Malta (7 *points)
Albania (7)*
Latvia (1)
Luxembourg (1)**
Group B: Faroe Islands and Montenegro on song
*In Lithuania, all eyes were on Montenegro as the nation's women's team lined up for its first ever competitive game at full international level. An entertaining 3-3 draw with the Faroe Islands ensured it was a debut to remember. Zoran Mijovic's side followed that up with a 2-0 win over Georgia, while a 1-1 draw with Lithuania in their final match guaranteed the team a top-two finish. "We're very satisfied with the results we achieved in Lithuania," coach Mijovic told the Montenegro Football Association website. "Now we have to get ready for the group stage and our opponents in qualifying. We don't have a lot of time and we still have a lot of work to do in order to prepare the team for the upcoming challenges."
The Faroe Islands can also start planning for the main group stage. Victories over Lithuania (1-0) and Georgia (2-1), as well as their draw with Montenegro secured Jon Pauli Olsen's side top spot.
*Final standings:
Faroe Islands (7)*
Montenegro (5)*
Georgia (3)
Lithuania (1)
*The top two teams from each group will advance to join the remaining 38 UEFA entrants in the main group stage, the draw for which will be made on 16 April. The group fixtures, which will include home and away ties against each opponent, will be played between 21 September 2013 and 17 September 2014.
*Remember you can stay up-to-date with all the latest qualifying news right here on FIFA.com. You can also find out more about Canada 2015 and the various preliminary competitions by clicking the links on the right.


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Mantova Organic Spaghetti Pasta – 1 lb.
Mantova Organic Spaghetti is best served with a thin sauce. Spaghetti is the classic pasta noodle shape. Long, cylindrical noodles with a smooth surface area. One of the most popular noodle shapes. The noodle is the star in these dishes! For those who love pasta and want to enjoy it without too much sauce, spaghetti is the perfect shape.
Pasta—in all its myriad forms— is the unifying link in Italian cuisine. Mantova Organic Spaghetti Italian pasta is made from durum wheat. is made from durum wheat. Durum wheat has a higher percentage of protein than whole wheat. The result is a texture and bite that really satisfies! Durum pasta is known for its impeccable flavor and nutritional value. Durum pasta has a reputation for being the highest quality and most flavorful. This durum wheat is harvested and processed for Mantova Italian Organic Spaghetti pasta from the sunny, fertile soil of Apulia in Southern Italy – a place that is renowned for producing grains that are rich in vitamins and minerals.
The culinary trilogy of the Mediterranean Diet is pasta, wine, and olive oil. This power trio is the ultimate trifecta of deliciousness and satiety. The Mediterranean Diet has a foundation of nutritious carbohydrates such as authentic pasta which is made with quality ingredients. A variety of vegetables, lean meats, dairy products, and seafood are used to add flavor and nutrients. The low-carbohydrate craze has been disputed by many dietitians. In truth, healthy carbohydrates play a key role in supplying energy to the human body and brain.
Good quality durum wheat pasta, such as Mantova Organic Pasta and Mantova Organic Whole Wheat Pasta, should have a pleasant scent and a golden-yellowish color that is uniform on the inside when broken. The real test, however, is in the cooking. Properly cooked, quality pasta should not break apart in the boiling water and must only slightly whiten the water with starch residue. This is a sign of high-quality wheat and proper drying techniques. It's important to know that pasta, once it is cooked, increases to about three times its original size. For this reason, the pasta pot must be of ample size to accommodate the volume of water necessary for the pasta to be cooked and expand.
The ideal proportion is one liter of water for every 100 grams of pasta (about one quart to 3 ½ ounces), and should be salted with 10 grams of salt per liter (about a tablespoon per quart). To properly cook pasta, bring the water to a boil, add the salt, allow the water to return to a boil (salted water takes longer to boil), and then add the pasta. The temperature reduces when the pasta is added. Cover and allow to come back to a boil, stir occasionally, and cook until al dente or "to the tooth." This means it should be firm yet chewy (remember the pasta will continue to cook for a bit when removed from the water). Once cooked, the pasta should be strained, sauced, and served. Buon appetito!
- HEALTHY DIET – Organic durum semolina pasta is made with high-quality plant-based ingredients and doesn't contain refined or artificial ingredients. Durum wheat pasta digest slowly, keeping you full and satisfied for longer so you don't overeat!
- HIGH-QUALITY INGREDIENTS – Organic, Non-GMO, authentic Italian 100% durum semolina wheat flour is used to create this healthy and delicious pasta. Durum semolina has the best texture and highest protein content for pasta.
- NO EGGS, GMO-free, no additives, no preservatives
- MADE IN ITALY – This Authentic Italian recipe contains only high-quality ingredients, no preservatives, artificial flavors, or processed ingredients.
- EASY TO PREPARE – There are so many delicious ways to serve pasta. Prepare a tomato sauce and add greens, veggies, and more for a vitamin-rich meal the whole family will love. Or, add proteins for an extra boost. Make it how you like it and enjoy the satisfaction.


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Denali PureSpec Accelerates Design and Verification of New Generation of USB Chip Sets
SUNNYVALE, Calif., July 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Denali Software, Inc., a world-leading provider of electronic design automation (EDA) software and intellectual property (IP), today announced six top-ten semiconductor customers have taken delivery of Denali PureSpec(TM) verification IP (VIP) solution, based on the latest USB 3.0 specification from the USB Implementer's Forum (USB-IF), for use in next-generation chip designs. Denali's PureSpec solution was selected to accelerate the pre-silicon design and verification of a variety of USB 3.0 host controllers, SATA bridges and USB 3.0 devices targeting end applications in computing, external hard drives, digital cameras and camcorders.
"SoC design and verification teams continually look to Denali for predictable protocol verification IP to minimize risks and increase design productivity," states Sanjiv Kumar, director, Verification Products at Denali Software. "We are pleased with the rapid market adoption our PureSpec VIP solution for the SuperSpeed USB 3.0. We anticipate our lead customers will announce their USB 3.0 based products later this year."
As the industry's first-to-market USB 3.0 solution, Denali's PureSpec VIP product provides full support of the USB 3.0 specification with features including: full timing and bus functional modeling of host, device and hub across all protocol layers, power management support, backwards compatibility to USB 2.0, and complete USB enumeration. Access more detailed info about PureSpec USB 3.0 VIP features and request an evaluation at: www.denali.com/usb3.
About PureSpec
PureSpec is a predictable verification solution for protocol compliance and enables verification planning and coverage-driven verification closure. PureSpec verification solution includes a configurable bus functional model, protocol monitor, and complete assertion library for all components in the topology. PureSpec additionally provides an integrated data generation engine to help drive defined, pseudo-random bus traffic at all layers. A cumulative coverage database capability ensures that the overall test plan sufficiently exercises the design. For more information about PureSpec USB 3, visit: www.denali.com/usb3.
About Denali Software
Denali Software, Inc., is a world-leading provider of electronic design automation (EDA) software and intellectual property (IP) for system-on-chip (SoC) design and verification. Denali delivers the industry's most trusted solutions for deploying USB, PCI Express, NAND Flash and DDR DRAM subsystems. Developers use Denali's EDA, IP and services to reduce risk and speed time-to-market for electronic system and chip design. Denali is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California and has offices around the world to serve the global electronics industry. More information about Denali, its products and services is available at www.denali.com.
The Denali logo, Denali, and PureSpec are trademarks of Denali Software Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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A documentary in 3D with period images, some of then never published before, that describes the society created by the Art Nouveau movement in Europe at the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth centuries.
Produced with the support of the EU's Culture Programme 2000 by the Réseau Art Nouveau Network, the international association of cities and institutions headed by Barcelona City Council, the film is projected simultaneously on to three screens, giving a spectacular effect of depth and perspective in three dimensions. It will be shown in the Carme pavilion during the Open Days at the Hospital de Sant Pau on 24-25 April.
From 26 April onwards, the single-screen version of Art Nouveau and Society can be seen in the projection room at the Information Point for the Barcelona Modernisme Route at the Hospital de Sant Pau.


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It's in the way she moves,
Softly, firmly, quietly,
Like she doesn't wish to be spotted.
Slipping through cracks,
And disappearing into the crowd.
It's in the way she laughs,
So ordinary, so familiar,
Yet a contradiction to her eyes.
Her eyes, so profound-
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The Red Pyramid (The Kane Chronicles, Book 1)
After having read the Percy Jackson series of books, I wanted to read a few more books by Rick Riordan. I happened across this book one day while browsing a local store. It didn't take much thought after seeing the cover, title and author (sometimes the cover art is important in finding a book). The book is "The Red Pyramid (The Kane Chronicles, Book 1)."
I have to remark that I was somewhat surprised by the end of the book in the vast improvement in grammatical mistakes that I noticed. This book could have gotten away with a lot more based on the style. At the end of the book, there were only two such mistakes that I had noticed – that is very good. That is substantially better than the Percy Jackson series as well. I had to bring that up since I had noted the problem in the Percy Jackson series and it is the same author.
The book takes on a different culture this time with the heroes (who are also once again godlings / demigods). Rather than the Gods of Rome and Greece, we now get to learn a little about the Egyptian gods – mixed deeply in fantasy. I found it intriguing – while also too similar to the Percy Jackson series. There were substantial differences – but kind of the same feel while not being entirely the same plot. I think it might have been recognized by the author as well when he made a subtle reference to the Percy Jackson series as our heroes arrived in Brooklyn. I thought that was great.
This series is not about the adventures/misadventures of one teenage demi-god, but rather a brother and sister who must help each other. There are some nice twists and turns and it should be enjoyable.


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VANCOUVER - You can't always tell if Rachel Zeffira is telling the truth.
Zeffira has kept many of the details of her life purposely hidden or partly veiled, much like the cloudy photo that adorns the cover of her latest album The Deserters or the way she appears, in fleeting glimpses, in her music videos.
You don't always get a clear picture of where Zeffira is from, where she has been and where she is headed, and talking to her feels a bit like piecing together a puzzle.
Yet there are always a few key pieces missing.
"I just wanted the album to be entirely me because I haven't been entirely honest throughout my life -- except when it comes to music," Zeffira says via phone from her home in North London.
Released in the UK in late 2012, The Deserters is Zeffira's solo debut. The record blends the opera-trained soprano's ethereal voice and her minimalistic orchestral inclinations, layered atop her virtuoso piano playing and atmospheric, shoegaze rock textures (it even includes a cover of genre favourites My Bloody Valentine's To Here Knows When).
While largely ignored on this side of the Atlantic upon its release, The Deserters garnered instant acclaim across the pond -- The Guardian, BBC, and many other major British outlets called it a gem and put it on their year-end lists.
But even the Londoners who have been smitten by her sound and vision know little more about Zeffira than the fact she is Canadian. (In interviews with the British press, she has deftly avoided revealing her specific origins.)
Some believe she hails from Toronto (doesn't everyone from Canada somehow live in Toronto?), while others vaguely recognize her Irish and Italian roots inherited from her mother and father, respectively.
"I kinda like it," she says. "Tomorrow I'll be from Montreal. I'll be the all-purpose Canadian."
She laughs.
Very few know that the rising indie star who recorded her debut album all by herself at Abbey Road and is now taking the British music world by storm hails from a remote part of the West Kootenays.
About as many know the full story of how the 29-year-old was once deported from the UK, how she weaseled her way back in by pretending to be a teacher much older than she really was, or how she lied her way into getting her band to sing at the Vatican's most famous cathedral.
"I've been to confession since."
When she turned 17 in 2000, Zeffira was sponsored to sing at Cambridge University in London.
Upon landing at Heathrow she was greeted by an overzealous customs agent who grilled her for hours on the purpose of her trip.
She explained how she was to attend Cambridge and how someone had sponsored to pay for her to sing there. After repeated questioning she let slip that she may want to visit her grandmother, who also happened to live in London.
This last bit of information didn't sit well with the bureaucrat.
"The conductor of the concert had come to pick me up at the airport," Zeffira says. "They sent him away after interrogating him because in the end he said, 'Look, I have no idea who she is.' So they sent me back on a plane to San Francisco -- they didn't even send me back to the right country."
By the time she made her way back to Vancouver and got all her paperwork straightened out (she had to get extra documentation sent to her from the Kootenays), Cambridge had found another singer.
But Zeffira would eventually return to London -- as a phoney substitute French teacher.
"I had used the last bit of savings I had. I needed to make money to pay for rent and I ended up inventing a resume to get a job and I pretended to be a teacher.
"I stopped music completely. I stopped singing. I occasionally would walk past the school and hear music and think, 'I should be in there right now making friends.'"
Instead, Zeffira was a teenager masquerading as a 26-year-old, working in one of East London's bleakest neighbourhoods: Dagenham.
"It was kind of a shock. I thought I'd be doing one thing and there I was in Dagenham lying my way through this job as a supply teacher. I was very cruel to my substitute teachers when I was younger and I definitely had my comeuppance. I think I deserved the experience and it was probably good for me."
Two years later, Zeffira relocated to Verona, Italy, where she put her classical training to use, and she ended up singing and playing cathedral organ and oboe at the Vatican for Pope John Paul II.
She had come full-circle: Connecting with her mom's Irish Londoner heritage and her dad's Italian ancestry by going to both sources of origin.
Zeffira says that although she had always wanted to explore her roots, it almost happened unconsciously.
"I haven't lived in Ireland yet," she says. "Maybe when I get deported again."
In 2011, a few years after moving back to London from Verona, Zeffira and Faris Badwan (frontman for British post-punk band The Horrors) formed Cat's Eyes, a duo inspired by girl groups of the '60s and classical music.
In order to attract some attention, Zeffira decided to use the contacts she had made in Verona to get Cat's Eyes to sing during a mass at St. Peter's Cathedral.
Though Zeffira and Badwan hated the idea of doing something "gimmicky," they agreed it might be a unique thing to do on an artistic level.
"Both of us were more interested to see if we could pull it off, really. And not just pulling off getting into the Vatican by my usual kind of dishonesty and lies, but to see if the song would fit into a really sombre mass in that kind of environment."
Zeffira wrote the Vatican saying Cat's Eyes were a choir group from London (which they are not), and set up for the band to hire a number of backup singers to perform an entire mass including all the sacred materials -- Ave Maria, etc. -- as well as a few re-worked Cat's Eyes songs thrown in for good measure.
The performance took place in front of a number of important Vatican figures, including several high-ranking cardinals, all of whom believed the band to be a religious choir from London.
"I didn't have any intents of being offensive or disrespectful to the Catholic Church," Zeffira says. "It's not like we went there and pulled out amps and had someone on the drum kit all of a sudden. It was a proper mass. No one noticed anything unusual. The only problem was that the choir's dresses were a little too short. They were at the knee and should have been below the knee. So we had to run out and buy opaque tights. We just thought they would think Faris was an unusual-looking page-turner."
In the end, a couple of the cameramen chickened out and the amount of footage from the concert was limited. Zeffira is especially disappointed there wasn't more of her playing the cathedral's gargantuan organ, which she says was one of the most intimidating instruments she ever laid fingers on.
On a snowy day in the Highgate neighbourhood of North London, Zeffira is staying as far away as possible from the newspapers and magazines that have been printing her name in big, bold letters.
Soon it will be Canada's turn. The Deserters is set to be released for the North American market via Paper Bag Records on March 12.
Zeffira admits she hasn't always had the best experience with critics, and she has taken the advice of her creative accomplice Badwan to steer clear of both positive and negative reviews.
"I try not to read too many things," Zeffira says. "Faris taught me right at the beginning to stay away from the Internet. You think it's bad to read the bad things but actually it's worse to read the good things. It's not going to make a difference anyway. I'm a total perfectionist so I didn't put my album out until I was 100 per cent sure of it."
Nostalgia admittedly plays a big role in The Deserters, and a lot of the reminiscing is about Canada -- and about having "deserted" it.
"I don't go back anymore," she sings on the stormy Silver City Days. "But sometimes when the rain turns to snow/When the clouds look like whitecapped mountains from home/I go back to the Columbia."
The song is a bittersweet reminder of Zeffira's origins in the West Kootenays: Silver City Days is a five-day fair taking place in Trail, B.C., in May.
Zeffira obviously alludes to the fair in the song, drawing a backdrop of nature clashing with the town's industrial smokestacks. The Columbia, as it turns out, is the name of the river running through town, dividing Trail in two.
On that snowy morning in London, perhaps feeling the echo of her own lyrics, Zeffira remembers growing up in that part of B.C., and enduring the classical music training her parents forced her into at an early age.
"I hated it. It felt like torture. Now I'm so grateful they made me do it. I honestly don't know what I'd be doing. The only skill I have is music."
Though she is constantly questioned by the British press about the nature of her relationship with Badwan, Zeffira doesn't reveal much.
"We barely talk about our relationship because it gets kind of irritating later on. Some journalists want to bring a 'cute' element to it and neither of us really want to go there at all. So we tend not to discuss the private stuff. We're Cat's Eyes or whatever.
"You can put it down as one of the mysterious things I won't reveal."
She chuckles.
Musically, Badwan has opened the door to a whole new world for Zeffira, one that is mapped all over The Deserters.
Here On In is a shoegaze rock number reminiscent of melancholy art-rock group Broadcast, a song featuring British new wave/post-punk revisionists TOY, a band closely associated with Badwan's Horrors.
Her disarming My Bloody Valentine cover is a few years old, she says.
The rest of the album is all hers, and she played most of the instruments throughout, working by her lonesome at Abbey Road studios.
"I just liked the process of doing everything on my own and using all the stuff that I've learned including playing the oboe and knowing how to orchestrate," she says. "I just kept writing songs and recording them."
Recording with the help of engineer Andrew Dudman, whose pedigree includes working on film scores for The Lord of the Rings and The Queen, the album cost Zeffira thousands of pounds.
"I have in my head how it's supposed to sound and I can't let it go," she says. "I don't care about money. This stuff lasts forever. If I was to buy an expensive purse or something, how long is that gonna last?"
In fact, Zeffira isn't quite sure exactly how much she spent making the album, though she says she saved quite a bit not having to hire conductors, copyists and arrangers, and only having to rely on a handful of session players, playing most of the instruments herself.
"I'm the kind of person that's scared to open bills and I leave them until I get court summons."
You can't really tell if she is joking, but The Deserters wouldn't be Zeffira's album if there was no mystery involved.
Listening to hypnotic album closer Goodbye Divine, you can somehow -- yet not quite completely -- discern Zeffira's entire life's tale woven deep into the very fabric of her work.
"When I was 17 ..." she whispers, alluding perhaps to something lost before taking that fateful flight to London.
Or perhaps it doesn't.
As is Zeffira's trademark, it's a veiled allusion to something only she fully knows the truth about.


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