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By David E. Gehlke "I'm sorry for the red eyes — I was in the studio all night." So begins a groggy Dino Cazares of FEAR FACTORY connecting with BLABBERMOUTH.NET via Zoom at the non-rock star time of 9 a.m. Cazares, though, can be forgiven. The guitarist has the monolithic task of readying the band'...
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Image Credit: Greg Reely An Osoyoos photographer recently captured a unique ice formation on Osoyoos Lake. This year’s mild winter has limited ice build up on South Okanagan lakes, but earlier this week Osoyoos resident Greg Reely was out taking photographs when he found these ice discs on the south side of Haynes Point on Osoyoos Lake. Retired UBC Geography Professor Michael Church says he believes the formations are ice discs, formed from irregular pieces of ice that are rotated in the current. The irregular edges are knocked off by collisions with other pieces. “Notice they are si...