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Exclusive: See Vintage Photos Showcasing the Golden Years of Las Vegas
December 1, 2017 / spearmintrhinolv
BY RUSSELL VANNOZZI
Las Vegas—known for its bright lights, lush colors and vibrant nightlife—serves as an adult playground for people from all over the world. To showcase the city's past glitz and charm, a newly released book features life in Sin City from 1950 to 1980.
In Vegas Gold, David Wills shares over 125 photographs of old-school Las Vegas, including quotes and short essays that profile the city during its post-World War II boom.
The volume features views of Fremont Street, the Golden Nugget, the Stardust Hotel and many other recognizable Vegas landmarks.
Moments highlighted in the book include Elvis Presley's wedding in 1967, the Muhammad Ali-Ron Lyle fight in 1975 and scenes from various films and shows. Other Vegas icons like Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Liberaceand the Vegas showgirls also make appearances.
Take a step back in time and click through the photo gallery to take a peek at all things Vegas Gold.
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13 things to be thankful for in Las Vegas
November 20, 2017 / spearmintrhinolv
Bryce Riley
6:42 PM, Nov 19, 2017
With Thanksgiving on the horizon, we wanted to highlight some of our favorite things about Las Vegas. Here they are in no particular order:
We're the most fun city in the U.S.
This one comes as no surprise. Thanks to its vibrate nightlife and party scene, along with other entertainment and recreation options, Las Vegas beat out 149 other cities to top WalletHub's list of the most fun cities in America.
Our state is great for women's equality
Nevada ranks first in "workplace environment" and "political empowerment," which helped the Silver State earn the number two spot on the list of best states for women's equality. (Hawaii topped Nevada largely because of its "education and health" rank.)
We're one of the best big cities to live in
Las Vegas ranks third in "quality of life" compared to 62 other big cities. That includes factors like average number of hours worked per week, commute time, number of parks/playgrounds, number of bars and coffee shops, etc. We were also ranked 8th overall as the best city in the U.S. to live in, according to WalletHub. Not too shabby!
Gamers love it here
Those who play video games have plenty of choices to get their fix in Sin City. We have more video game stores per capita than any other city, and we're also tied with Orlando, Florida for the most arcades per capita. Overall, Las Vegas ranks seventh on WalletHub's list of best cities for gamers.
Holidays are more fun in Las Vegas
The sheer number of attractions, restaurants, parties, and more puts Las Vegas over-the-top when it comes to celebrating the holidays. We're ranked sixth overall on the list of best cities for Valentine's Day, fourth when it comes to Halloween, and 14th for Easter celebrations.
Life is good for our seniors
Compared to 150 cities across the U.S., Las Vegas ranks tenth for the best places to retire. According to WalletHub, our city's best qualities are "affordability" (factors like taxpayer-friendliness and adjusted cost of living) and "activities" (including senior centers, golf courses, bingo halls, volunteer opportunities and more).
READ FULL STORY HERE: http://www.ktnv.com/positivelylv/13-things-to-be-thankful-for-in-las-vegas-2017
Early Success For Vegas Golden Knights Could Impede Long-Term Franchise Goals
October 30, 2017 October 30, 2017 / spearmintrhinolv
Carol Schram , CONTRIBUTOR
The Vegas Golden Knights: for real, or a desert mirage?
The NHL's first expansion team in 17 years has been virtually unbeatable, amassing an 8-1-0 record heading into Monday night's game. Rolling as well as they are, players are admitting that they can imagine their team in the Stanley Cup playoff mix in the spring.
"Yeah," alternate captain Luca Sbisa told Nicholas J. Cotsonika of NHL.com on Friday, after the Golden Knights wrapped up their seven-game homestand with a 7-0 shutout of the Colorado Avalanche. "Hundred percent. "
Born in Italy, raised in Switzerland and acquired in the expansion draft from the Vancouver Canucks, Sbisa perhaps hasn't lived in Vegas long enough to know that there are no sure things in Sin City. But based on history, the Golden Knights' playoff odds are indeed very good.
With 16 of a possible 18 points already in the bank, Vegas has claimed 88.9% of its available points so far, tops in the league. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, per Cotsonika, only two teams in NHL history have ever earned 16 points in their first nine games but missed the playoffs — the 1986-87 Pittsburgh Penguins and the 2015-16 Montreal Canadiens.
That Canadiens team won nine straight before their starting goaltender Carey Price was lost to them with an injury for most of the season, but a similar misfortune hasn't slowed the Golden Knights. Marc-Andre Fleury suffered a concussion in Vegas' fourth game of the season, the team's only loss to date. Remarkably, Fleury has been ably replaced so far by unproven greenhorns Malcolm Subban (five career NHL games played, now also injured) and Oscar Dansk (three career NHL games played, currently leads all goalies with one or more games played with .959 save percentage and 1.35 goals-against average).
Injury issues aside, the Golden Knights came into the season with a leg up over past expansion teams thanks to more favourable rules for building their inaugural roster. Their first-month schedule was also team-friendly. The 18-day homestand not only allowed for plenty of practice and team-building opportunities, it also seemed to give the hosts an edge as visiting clubs navigated the bright lights of the Las Vegas Strip for the first time in a business setting — leading to an outbreak of what is being dubbed the "Vegas Flu" by observers like local blogger Jason Pother of The Sin Bin.
A winning culture in a non-traditional hockey market helps to build buzz, sell jerseys and incubate a local supporters' group to go up against the strong travelling fanbases from cities like Boston and Chicago that have already made their presences seen and heard at T-Mobile Arena.
But are the Golden Knights running the risk of being too good?
Based on past history, owner Bill Foley was looking at a best-case scenario when he suggested back in 2015 that his team could reach the postseason in three years.
Consider the last nine teams to join the NHL:
NHL Expansion Team Inaugural Season Years to Make Playoffs
Columbus Blue Jackets 2000-01 8
Minnesota Wild 2000-01 3
Atlanta Thrashers 1999-2000 7
Nashville Predators 1998-99 6
Florida Panthers 1993-94 3
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim 1993-94 4
Ottawa Senators 1992-93 5
Tampa Bay Lightning 1992-93 4
San Jose Sharks 1991-92 3
Of those nine teams, the only ones to win a Stanley Cup so far have been the Tampa Bay Lightning (2003-04, their 12th season) and the renamed Anaheim Ducks (2006-07, their 13th season).
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Vegas Strong: Golden Knights Honor Fallen at Home Opener
It was an emotional night in Las Vegas as the Golden Knights took the ice for the first time at home since the tragedy on October 1st.
WATCH VIDEO AT THE SOURCE: https://www.si.com/nhl/video/2017/10/10/vegas-golden-knights-vegas-shooting-home-opener-nhl
On behalf of all the managerial staff, supervisors and employees, Spearmint Rhino Las Vegas continues to send it's most sincere condolences to all the victims, their families, and friends due to the horrendous and senseless shooting which occurred. Our prayers and good wishes are sent to all of you for a speedy recovery. Most especially, we also want to send a special THANK YOU to all the first responders, the medical staff, the "unsung heroes" and all the volunteers who gave so much in answering the demands of this tragic event. Las Vegas is a better place because of all of you.
10 Must-See Las Vegas Attractions That Have Nothing to Do with Gambling
September 12, 2017 / spearmintrhinolv
If roulette makes you dizzy and losing money leaves you queasy, don't worry: Las Vegas has more to offer than eye-popping casinos and opulent floor shows
BY RUDIE OBIAS
National Atomic Testing Museum
If you think you know what an atomic explosion sounds like, you might want to read this. And then plan a trip to the National Atomic Testing Museum, which features artifacts and exhibits dedicated to nuclear testing at the Nevada Test Site, located just north of Las Vegas during the 1950s. The museum—which became part of the Smithsonian Institution in 2011—also features a Ground Zero Theater that shows guests what it feels like to watch a nuclear test. There's also an exhibit about the infamous Area 51.
Neon Museum and Boneyard
If you're a fan of neon America, Las Vegas is the place for you. (You might also appreciate these top retro burger stands.) Founded in 1996, the Neon Museumfeatures old neon signs from defunct casinos and restaurants in the town's past. The Boneyard refers to the six acres of land in which the signs are restored and put on display for the public. Some notable classics include the La Concha Motel and the Stardust Hotel and Casino.
Cirque du Soleil (Circus of the Sun) has been putting big smiles on spectators' faces for more than 20 years in Vegas. Their unique brand of theatrics and acrobatics has branched off into a number of new shows, such as The Beatles LOVE, Michael Jackson ONE, and Zumanity. Cirque du Soleil even has a partnership with Criss Angel MINDFREAK, who mixes magic and wonder into one big mind-blowing theater experience.
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
For people who can't get enough about this tragic piece of history, check out these 13 little-known facts about the Titanic and then plan a trip to Vegas. Located inside of the Luxor Hotel & Casino, the Titanic: The Artifact Exhibitionshowcases the complete journey of the RMS Titanic from construction to sinking to recovery. On display are actual artifacts recovered from the "unsinkable" ship, such as floor tiles from the first-class smoking room, passengers' luggage, a window frame from the Verandah Cafe, the ship's whistles, and an unopened bottle of champagne from 1900. There are even some full scale re-creations like the "Grand Staircase" that might make you feel like you are on the former luxury ship liner itself, or on-set of the James Cameron movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.
READ MORE: https://www.rd.com/culture/las-vegas-attractions/
Mexican Independence Day: Las Vegas will be brimming with revelers
By Chris Kudialis
Monday, Sept. 11, 2017 | 2 a.m.
It's easy to overlook what this weekend's Mexican Independence Day actually means with more than a dozen A-list Spanish-speaking Latino music acts and even more fiestas set to hit the Las Vegas valley for the holiday.
Contrary to popular belief, Mexico did not gain its independence on Cinco de Mayo, or May 5. Instead, the country celebrates the occasion Sept. 16, honoring the day in 1810 that Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla rang the bells of his church in the small town of Dolores, Guanajuato, as a rallying cry for Mexican troops.
The Cry of Dolores, known colloquially as "El Grito," began an 11-year war with Spain that eventually resulted in the European nation recognizing Mexico as its own country in August 1821.
"It's a day of celebration for people in Mexico, the U.S. and Mexicans across the world," said Peter Guzman, president of the Latin Chamber of Commerce.
In Mexico, celebrants convene annually before midnight in their communities' main squares, where elected officials or leaders repeat Hidalgo's "grito" (shout), for freedom. At sunrise, military and civic parades begin a day of celebration with fireworks, food and music.
The Cinco de Mayo holiday celebrates the Mexican army's victory over Napoleon III's French army on May 5, 1862, at the Battle of Puebla. Though that battle only temporarily held off French forces who later took over Mexico City, the win was unifying because Mexican forces were outnumbered 2-to-1 by the world's strongest army.
Even more to celebrate
The Sept. 16 holiday falls just one day after Central American countries El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica also celebrate the anniversary of their declared independence from Spain on Sept. 15, 1821. Thousands of natives from those five countries also visit Las Vegas in commemoration of the holiday, though together they do not near the number of Mexican tourists expected, said Peter Guzman, president of the Latin Chamber of Commerce. "Las Vegas represents all Hispanics, and we're happy to welcome them all."
While the Cinco de Mayo celebration doesn't extend beyond a day off from work in most cities across Mexico, it's celebrated with fervor here in the United States by people of all nationalities.
As an entertainment destination near Mexico, Las Vegas is a top spot for both holidays. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority does not track visitation numbers specifically related to Mexican Independence Day, but last year, hotel rooms reached 98.4 percent capacity during a three-day period that included the holiday, That equates to about 146,615 of 149,000 total hotel rooms being occupied.
"It's mind-boggling how the holiday and visitation here to Las Vegas continues to expand," Guzman said. "But it's as simple as we're a friendly, safe city, and it's a bargain to come here."
Perhaps the biggest event of the weekend will take place at T-Mobile Arena, where renowned Mexican boxer Saúl "Canelo" Alvarez will face undefeated Gennady "GGG" Golovkin in a hyped middleweight title fight estimated to bring as many as 80,000 fans to Las Vegas and $70 million to the local economy.
This year's Mexican Independence Day fight comes after Alvarez chose Dallas over Las Vegas, which typically hosts a major fight on the holiday weekend. Fighting on Mexico's Independence Day from 2013 to 2015, Floyd Mayweather Jr. grossed between $13 million and $20 million against Andre Berto, Marcos Maidana and Alvarez, according to figures reported to the Nevada Athletic Commission. (Those figures do not include earnings from pay-per-view sales.)
"We're obviously thrilled to get it back this year," said Bob Bennett, the commission's executive director. "Boxing belongs in the fight capital of the world on Mexican Independence Day."
The holiday in Las Vegas
At McCarran International Airport, 10 direct flights were added for the holiday last year from major airports in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey, for a total of 41 commercial flights from the U.S. neighbors to the south. Mexican air carriers Aeromexico, Interjet, Magnicharters and Volaris brought more than 5,200 passengers to McCarran over the course of that weekend, and similar numbers are expected this year. "Mexican Independence weekend has developed into one more attraction that persuades people to find themselves in Las Vegas," McCarran spokesman Chris Jones said. "It's become a nice draw for the community, and it's always great to see extra flights added for this or any other special event."
READ FULL STORY: https://lasvegassun.com/news/2017/sep/11/mexican-independence-day-las-vegas-will-be-brimmin/
EDC Las Vegas moves to May in 2018, adds camping
September 8, 2017 / spearmintrhinolv
August Brown
Photo: (ALive / Insomniac)
At Electric Daisy Carnival's flagship Las Vegas event, the searing heat is as much a fixture as the pulsing EDM music and the spectacles of neon lights.
But a schedule change for the 2018 event may help alleviate some of the sweat.
Organizers announced Wednesday that the festival — one of the largest in North America — will move from its usual June dates up to May 18-20. Promoter Insomniac said it made the decision in part to avoid the brutal summer heat and allow for gates to open earlier in the day for the 400,000 fans who attend the fest over three days.
"We strive to make every year better than the last, and after a lot of brainstorming and feedback from our community, we have decided to move next year's festival to May 18, 19 and 20," Insomniac founder Pasquale Rotella said in a statement. "This way we can enjoy cooler weather, the gates can open earlier, and we can hold a very special opening ceremony each day."
Nighttime temperatures routinely top 100 degrees at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The festival over the years has seen several drug-related deaths, and overheating and dehydration can compound the adverse effects of popular party drugs such as ecstasy.
Additionally, the festival will for the first time introduce an on-site camping option for fans (with both general admission and luxury packages) and shift shuttle operations to an independent transportation firm, in an effort to alleviate some of the famously snarled traffic to and from the venue.
READ FULL ARTICLE: http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/la-et-entertainment-news-updates-edc-las-vegas-moves-to-may-adds-1504723940-htmlstory.html
Hiking in Las Vegas? These travelers bet on it
By WILLIAM M. GURSTELLE and KAREN HANSEN GURSTELLE | Special to the Pioneer Press
PUBLISHED: September 3, 2017 at 7:00 am | UPDATED: September 3, 2017 at 11:07 am
Behind a foreground of springtime blossoms, sunset-lit Red Rock Canyon glows and beckons hikers. (Karen Hansen Gurstelle)
On the north side of Las Vegas, an almost forgotten path winds up a steep, rocky hill. From the top, views of the runways of sprawling Nellis Air Force Base stretch to the northeast. Off to the west, there's a view of the Las Vegas skyline and beyond to Charleston Peak. And just below, at the hill's eastern base, is a cleft in the rock that is a rare scientific wonder known as the Great Unconformity.
The Great Unconformity is a geological rift in time and space of earth-shattering magnitude. Precambrian granite from 1.7 billion years ago juts out of the earth next to Jurassic sandstone from 500 million years ago. As unexpected as a photo of Aristotle driving a Tesla, the Great Unconformity is one of science's most surprising propinquities, created when subterranean forces pushed rock layers past one another at a fault line, bringing together strata that have no business being near one another.
The Great Unconformity is an apt analogy for Las Vegas, where everywhere opposites abut: poverty and prosperity, water and wasteland, hubris and humility, nature and neon.
During our visit in May, we spent daytimes immersed in grand nature, clambering, hiking and driving. We spent the nights amidst glittering neon, reveling in the Old Vegas nostalgia and New Vegas haute cuisine and mixology.
After reaching the summit of the Calico Tanks Trail in Red Rock Canyon, hikers perch on the mountainside and enjoy the panorama of colorful terrain and sunlight reflected from the Luxor hotel. (Karen Hansen Gurstelle)
Spring daytimes in the desert are ideal for hiking along the diverse, dramatic trails available just outside the city. Ask Vegas residents about their favorite natural spot and odds are they'll name Red Rock Canyon. A huge National Conservation Area less than an hour's drive from the Strip, Red Rock Canyon is well interpreted and contains some of the best day hiking in the nation with so many trails it was hard to choose just one.
Luckily, we found Chandra Teeter, an experienced hike leader and park volunteer, in the visitors' center. When we told her we had three to four hours to spend, Chandra didn't hesitate. "Either Ice Box Canyon or the Calico Tanks would be great for you," she said. "But Calico Tank trail will take you right up into the red rock that is the essence of this park."
And what a hike it was. The out-and-back trail climbs 450 feet from the desert up through a colorful jumble of rock strata. Along the way, we encountered history, geology and diverse groups of international and local trekkers. The trail guide lists this trail as "moderate" in difficulty but make no mistake, this is no walk in the park and having a hiking pole is a smart move. The trail is steep in parts and sometimes disappears, requiring finding your own way across expanses of horizontal rock and some hand and footwork and a bit of butt sliding through the more vertical sections. Of course, that is precisely what makes this trail so much fun. That and the spectacular visual rewards: the surprisingly colorful mix of vegetation and rock along the way, then the mountain pond called Calico Tank near the top and finally, at the top, a sweeping view of the Las Vegas Strip far below in the distance.
RAILROAD TUNNEL TRAIL
Hoover Dam (Karen Hansen Gurstelle)
Compared to Red Rock trails, our nine-mile round-trip trek from Lake Mead through the high Mojave Desert to the Hoover Dam was more like a long walk in a very sunny, exposed park. What little shade there is along the way is the chief attraction of this path: the railroad tunnels.
The Railroad Tunnel Trail, starting at the visitor center for Lake Mead, takes hikers through five old railroad tunnels all the way to Hoover Dam. Long and cool and now home to screech-y bats, the tunnels were constructed in the 1930s to accommodate the delivery of materials for the dam builders. During the dam's construction, a constant stream of gas and steam locomotives connected the project's quarries, gravel pits and cement-mixing plants. Remote and with few users, the trail is well marked with interpretive signs explaining the historical and scientific significance of the area. It was fascinating to imagine the bustle and noise of that go-go infrastructure-building era as we took in the drama of human-made Lake Mead, Hoover Dam and the Pat Tillman Bridge, which is the widest and highest span of concrete in the Western Hemisphere.
READ FULL ARTICLE: http://www.twincities.com/2017/09/03/las-vegas-hiking-casinos/
Family, famous friends throw one last party for Jerry Lewis
By John Katsilometes Las Vegas Review-Journal
Updated September 5, 2017 – 10:29 am
Jerry Lewis liked parties. He didn't like funerals. He loved Labor Day weekend.
The late comic legend, who died at 91 of heart failure Aug. 20 at his home in Las Vegas, was treated to a party on his favorite holiday Monday afternoon at the South Point showroom. Hosted by Tony Orlando, his longtime co-pilot for 34 years on the annual Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon, the private celebration of life was attended by more than 400 friends and family.
Owned by Lewis' close friend Michael Gaughan, South Point was important to the latter stages of Lewis' career. That's where he hosted his final MDA Telethon in 2010 and where he performed his final live shows on Sept. 20 and Oct. 1-2 in 2016.
"We lost a great one, and the country can't afford to lose even one more laugh," Orlando said. "The man who generated those laughs was Jerry Lewis. … We are going to miss him. Imprint, today, every laugh he ever gave you."
Orlando nodded toward Lewis' widow, SanDee "Sam" Lewis, and Lewis' daughter, Danielle, referring to them as "the two lights of Jerry's life."
In remarks to the audience, Danielle Lewis said, "Growing up, I never realized what an incredibly lucky girl I was. We'd be in an airport and someone would come up to him and say, 'Thank you for all you have done for the MDA! Thank you for all the laughs!' And I'd say, 'Dad, did you know them?' "
His wife said she will treasure the quiet times.
Jerry at home
"Unlike so many who knew him, my memories were not of his movies, or the MDA Telethons, but of the times when it was just us," she said. "Making me a small glass of coffee filled with just cream and sugar so I could be just like my mommy, or having a stuffed Barney toy on his piano, always sitting there during his live shows, just so I could have a reminder that he was thinking of me.
"I remember two years ago, getting out of the car in the freezing rain in Washington, D.C., just so he could take a picture with me in front of the Lincoln Memorial."
As she grew up, Lewis' only daughter said, "I began to realize my father really was one of the most amazing human beings on the planet."
Dean Martin's daughter, Deana Martin, spoke spiritedly of her father's partnership with Lewis, the 1946-'56 run when the Martin &Lewis team were box-office and stage superstars.
"When I was born in Manhattan, they were headlining Slapsy Maxie's in Hollywood, and they were the No. 1 comedy team in the world," Martin said. "Jerry later told me, 'We found magic in a bottle,' and they did."
Adopting the sensibility mastered by those who participated in the Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts, Deana Martin deadpanned, "The Jerry Lewis I know was caring, loving, rarely hot-tempered (or) selfish, never egocentric, he was never difficult. In fact, he actually had the heart of a child. In a jar. On his desk."
She continued, "I asked my Uncle Jerry, 'Why does Daddy leave me alone when he goes with you to Las Vegas? And he said, 'Because he likes me better than you.' When my dad and Uncle Jerry broke up, I said, 'Why is everyone saying Jerry would go off and be a big star and Dean would just fade away?' And he said, 'Because people like Jews better than Italians.' "
Deana Martin's appearance was accompanied by video of the famous reunion of her father and Lewis during the 1976 Labor Day Telethon, orchestrated by mutual friend Frank Sinatra. Lewis drew a laugh that day when he asked his long-ago partner, "So, are you working?"
"That was my dear Uncle Jerry, and I loved Jerry Lewis," Deana Martin said.
Telethon raised more than $2 billion
READ FULL STORY HERE: https://www.reviewjournal.com/entertainment/celebrity/family-famous-friends-throw-one-last-party-for-jerry-lewis/
Where You Will Eat at the Las Vegas Raiders Stadium
Concessions and a mystery "Peristyle Club"
by Bradley Martin Sep 1, 2017,
Las Vegas Stadium rendering – Las Vegas Stadium
Parking, traffic control, utilities and funding are all still contentious factors under discussion for the future $1.9 billion Las Vegas Raiders stadium. But new paperwork gives a little early insight into the shape of the 10-level stadium and where fans will be able to dine and drink in June 2020.
Promoted as a multi-use stadium and events center, zoning permission has been obtained for possible parking lot scenarios for hosting farmers markets, food truck festivals and fairground midways. The currently named Las Vegas Stadium will add 65,000 seats, but provide only 2,375 on-site parking spaces, so guests will be encouraged to park elsewhere, ride-share, take shuttles or walk over a proposed 30-foot-wide pedestrian bridge linked to Las Vegas Boulevard.
The domed stadium has been designed with a Strip-facing retractable wall that opens up to the interior, a dramatic scenario for concerts, music festivals and sporting events, like UNLV Rebels football games, which will also make the stadium home base.
Most recent plans call for concessions to be created on the 394,825-square-foot "Main Concourse" and the 147,628-square-foot "Upper Concourse," approximately 88 feet above the playing field.
The 259,444-square-foot "Upper Suite" level, approximately 52 feet above the action, will include more concessions, VIP lounges and the yet to be announced "Peristyle Club." A concept of the same name is already in place at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, providing upscale pre- and post-game "tailgating experiences" for fans attending USC football games. While yet to be confirmed for Las Vegas, the California Peristyle Club offers a finer selection of food and drinks in a private area.
READ MORE: https://vegas.eater.com/2017/9/1/16238090/where-eat-las-vegas-raiders-stadium
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"He was pretty much fed up and kind of at the end of his rope. Yesterday was a really bad day for him and this is what he did." – Captain Jay Baker, Cherokee County Sheriff's Office
After a gunman in the Atlanta region went on a murderous rampage killing eight people, including six Asian American women, the excuses for him started immediately. Cherokee County Sheriff's Office spokesman Jay Baker said at one of the first press conferences after the killer was arrested, that the shooter had a bad day.
Are you kidding me? A bad day? The victims and their families and the Asian American community had a horrible day. Fortunately, as people challenged the insensitive remark he was removed from the case.
The picture painted early on was that race did not play a part in the killings because this is what the killer told police. Really? The killer is going to be honest? How naive people are.
Thankfully, leaders of the Asian American community stepped up right away and challenged the narrative developing about the killer having a so-called sex addiction as part of his motive. They would not accept this nonsense and neither should anyone else.
To downplay race and question the intelligence of filing hate crime charges is standard operating procedure by law enforcement and far too many media members. It's time to put an end to this pattern of making excuses for racists. I'm fed up with a media that spends more time telling us about the murderer than they do the victims.
This happens so often when people of color are the victims of racial violence. We are already hearing about the killer's "troubles" in life. I could care less. Don't tell me more about him, humanizing him but not humanizing the victims. This is part and parcel of how this always plays out.
We see this time and time again, but no one learns a lesson about how wrongheaded this approach is. The Asian American community as been under siege for over a year, being blamed for the pandemic. They have been attacked, verbally and physically assaulted thousands of times with little coverage into this until it degenerates in to this murderous campaign in Georgia. Now all of a sudden they want to tell us about how many hate crimes have been committed against members of the Asian American community nationwide.
The Asian American community have been telling those of us who listen, about this the whole time. When former President Trump, denigrated the Asian American community by mocking the COVID virus as the "Chinese flu" or calling China "Chy-Na" at national press conferences, not enough was said about how racist those remarks were.
Not enough people acknowledged how Asian American citizens have been attacked regularly or how their businesses have been attacked due to them receiving blame for a global pandemic. To say these things are not racially motivated is a huge slap in the face to members of the Asian American community.
To make matters worse, now we have to listen to talking heads debating about the "possible" motives. Stop it! Please, just stop it! It is insulting and xenophobic to punish the Asian American community further when they are dealing with this horrible series of murders. Where is the compassion? Where is the empathy?
Are people so blind that they don't see the damage done by asking if this is racially motivated? Is it so hard to just admit that a racist White person killed six innocent Asian American women because of racism?
Personally, I don't care what the police and prosecutors will eventually say is his motivation. They have already poisoned the well by putting out cryptic statements about a so-called sex addiction. Since when do sex addictions lead to mass murder?
Just a couple of weeks ago a racist White man announcing a high school basketball game got mad at some Black teenagers who took a knee during the national anthem and used a racial epithet on a "hot mic." What was his excuse? "My diabetes made me do it." Really? Are you trying to convince us that making a racist remark is now a symptom of diabetes? Well if that's the case, a whole lot of people better go to the doctor and get checked for diabetes.
Stop with the excuses and just apologize or just be honest. If you are a racist, stop running from it. Own it. Be honest about it like racists in the bad old days used to be. Comedian Chris Rock did a routine years ago with the tagline "I know you did it, just admit it." Can we get some of this honesty?
I want everyone reading this to understand clearly that I will not accept these bogus excuses. I will not listen to talking heads that tell me to not jump to conclusions about a motive. Don't tell the Asian American community that their eyes are lying to them. It's clear that this man had enough hatred in his heart to go to three different spas and shoot innocent people. The fact that six of the eight victims were Asian Americans tells me that the two White victims were probably bystanders, because they were in the vicinity of his intended targets, Asian American women.
America, we need to be better than we've been since this attack happened. Let's call people out who continue to downplay racism and the power it has to make people hate enough to take the lives of innocent victims.
I don't know about you, but I've had enough of the excuses for these racists murderers by police and media outlets.
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90th anniversary of the Hawke's Bay earthquake
Everyone knows the basic story of the Hawke's Bay earthquake. It hit at 10.47am on Feb 3, 1931 and was listed at 7.8 on the richter scale.
The official death toll is listed as 256. It's unclear, however, if that should be the final number. Some victims were never found and some of those who died from their injuries may not have been counted among the final dead.
But alongside the well-known facts are snippets of information that have been forgotten over time.
Here are a few.
In just two-and-a-half minutes the earthquake moved sharply up and then just as sharply down. Much of Ahuriri lagoon was uplifted during the earthquake, exposing about 3000 hectares of seabed forming a land bridge between Napier and Taradale. The Hawke's Bay airport is today on this land.
Many of those who died were not killed during the earthquake itself. Instead, fire swept through the damaged stores and buildings killing many trapped people before help could get to them.
HMS Veronica was in the harbour and during the earthquake was left nearly high and dry as the sea receded. But the sea swept back and the sailors scrambled ashore to help. She was able to contact two others, the Diomede and the Dunedin who rushed to Napier with food, medicine, tents, blankets and a team of doctors and nurses.
Prisoners from the Napier jail were working on Bluff Hill. Four of their number were buried in a landslide. They were able to dig two out. None of the prisoners took advantage of the situation and were locked up in the jail again.
More than 900 aftershocks were recorded and lasted until December that year.
Explosives were used to create a hole big enough for the first 54 burials.
While the official death toll is 256, there are actually 258 names on the memorial.
Some of the stories of individual deaths became known. Gwen Butler, aged 21, was working at the Griffiths shoe store in Hastings. She survived the original quake. Gwen and the other staff helped evacuate the store but when someone mentioned to her that the money was still in the till she went back inside. A large aftershock hit, collapsing the brick wall of the bank next door, which fell into the store killing Gwen. She is buried in the Havelock North cemetery.
Alfred Evers-Swindell's name is on the list of the dead. If his name is familiar it's because he was the brother of Garry Owen Evers-Swindell - grandfather of the Olympic gold-medal-winning Ever-Swindell twins.
One boy, originally counted among the dead, was later taken off the list when it was discovered his body had already been in the morgue, which had collapsed during the quake.
More than half of the fatalities came from the collapse of just 15 buildings, like the Nurses Home on the hill, the Roaches store in Hastings and the Park Island Old men's home.
Napier used to have trams. But after the quake the tracks were left twisted beyond recognition and were never restored.
And Napier's now iconic Art Deco-look is a direct result of the rebuilding done after the earthquake.
We have one more tale to tell from the earthquake. An amazing story of survival which will be published this coming Saturday.


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Takemura, K., and H. Mukougawa, 2021: Relaxation experiments for predictability assessment of enhanced monsoon trough in late August 2016. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 99,
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Plain Language Summary: Predictability of an enhanced monsoon trough south of Japan seen in late August 2016 is diagnosed using an atmospheric general circulation model. The trough is found to be enhanced by a Rossby wave propagation over Eurasia and the subsequent Rossby wave breaking east of Japan. Three types of relaxation experiments are conducted, with nudging the model forecast toward reanalysis, for regions of the Rossby wave breaking, Rossby wave propagation, and both the regions. The main findings obtained from the experiments are summarized as follows.
Compared to a non-relaxation experiment, the relaxation experiments show enhancements of the Rossby wave propagation and Rossby wave breaking, as seen in the reanalysis. The upper-level wave amplification contributes to the improved reproducibility of the enhanced monsoon trough, through the well reproduced southwestward intrusion of upper-level high potential vorticity airmass.
The relaxation experiments show that the Rossby wave breaking plays a primary role in predicting the monsoon trough, while the Rossby wave propagation plays a secondary role.
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Oh, oh, 2012, oh yeah
It's alright, oh, it's alright
You know what they say? Life ain't always easy
And everyday, we're survivors
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It ain't the end of the world
Similes, metaphors and we pop pills
Sick flow, inundated with the doc bills
Work hard, now we know how to top bills
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Lot of them try to do it but it's not real
Wasn't a rapper, then I could've got a pop deal
White curls in a hot-pink Hot Wheels
Lot of bottles and a lot of fruity cocktails
Uh, days of our lives
You wink it goes by
So we'll just get it with no Edison
Anything goes, so no time for closed minds
And free my Lil' Weezy
And let's just get right
Young Money, Cash Money in the building
Let's go, the world ends tonight
Have a drink with me and let's make tonight go down
In history, in history, yeah
Let's play make believe it's the last 24 hours
And this whole world is ours eternally, eternally
Hey, bottles poppin' 'til we can't stand
We gonna live like it's the end of the world
It ain't the end of the world, no
No, I'm not gonna follow
Anything that they say any more
And it's never too late to start over
So lets start it with here right now
Turn it up, turn it up, mash it up, it ain't the end of the world, oh
It ain't the end of the world, the world


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Researchers Are Working On A Blood Test To Help Find Brain Cancer
It could detect the disease years before symptoms appear.
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06/29/2017 03:10pm EDT | Updated June 30, 2017
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Doctors currently rely on MRI scans and other imaging techniques to diagnose brain tumors ― tests that aren't typically part of a regular check up with your general practitioner.
A combination of headaches, memory loss, personality changes, blurred vision or slurred speech typically lead doctors to suspect, test for and eventually diagnose brain cancer, but by then it is often too late. By the time cancerous tumors cause those symptoms, they tend to be too aggressive to treat with drug therapies ― and treatments like surgery, radiation and chemotherapy are less effective than they would be in earlier stage cancers.
For some of the most common types of adult brain cancer, patients are only expected to live 14 months after being diagnosed.
Historically researchers have struggled to find better ways to diagnose brain cancer early because they don't know what other signs to look for that suggest a cancer is growing.
But that may be shifting thanks to new research published earlier this month from a team at Ohio State University. They have identified a specific change in the body's immune system that may be a predictor of the most common cancerous brain tumors ― gliomas ― five years before an individual develops symptoms.
"It was previously thought that glioblastoma (the most common type of adult glioma) appears more or less suddenly, without a precursor state," said Judith Schwartzbaum, associate professor of epidemiology and lead researcher. Instead, there may be activity in the immune system that could signal a person is at a higher risk of developing brain cancer, she said.
The new data is significant because it's one of the first known studies to look specifically at what's happening to the immune system before a patient develops a glioma, Schwartzbaum explained. "Clinicians don't see this period because patients don't [typically get diagnosed] until they have symptoms."
This type of blood test, along with other indicators (such as those from imaging or genetic tests), could help inform doctors which patients are at higher risk of developing cancerous brain tumors than others. This line of research could lead scientists to design treatments to block further tumor growth, Schwartzbaum added.
A big limitation of this new research is that it's still not clear if this type of immune system activity is specific to gliomas, Schwartzbaum said. The immune system might, for example, show the same type of activity as a precursor to other cancers or diseases, too, she explained. And that means that the type of blood test the researchers used for this study is not likely to be specific enough to be used alone to diagnose brain cancer. But in the future it might help let your doctor know that you're more likely to develop brain cancer than someone else ― and should be screened more often.
Blood tests for brain cancer may be possible, but more studies are needed
This research is still early in terms for being clinically useful, but it's an important step on the path to finding ways to diagnose brain cancers earlier, Joe Wiemels, professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine, told HuffPost.
"Brain cancer is usually diagnosed after significant neurological events and deficits," said Wiemels, who was not involved in the new study. "This research suggests that a blood test may herald events occurring in the brain years prior to the clinical diagnosis of brain tumors."
He suspects that one day a blood test alone may be able to diagnose brain cancer ― but a lot more research is needed before that happens. First studies are needed to verify these findings and also find more blood biomarkers for brain cancer, Wiemels said. He agreed with Schwatzbaum that cytokines ― proteins in the blood responsible for sending signals to each other and immune cells about when to attack potentially harmful cells ― alone are not specific enough by themselves to predict brain cancer, but along with specific DNA or other genetic signals (that have yet to be identified), such diagnostic tools could be designed.
It's an exciting prospect as existing cancer treatments ― from immunotherapies to surgery to radiation to chemotherapy ― will all work better on tumors diagnosed when they are less advanced, he said.
"It may be possible to reverse such defects by manipulating immune function (immunotherapy) before the tumor grows too large," Wiemels added.
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The 1934 Colorado Buffaloes football team was an American football team that represented the University of Colorado as a member of the Rocky Mountain Conference (RMC) during the 1934 college football season. In its third and final year under head coach Bill Saunders, the team compiled a 6–1–2 record (6–1 against RMC opponents), finished in a three-way tie for the conference championship, and outscored all opponents by a total of 167 to 40.

Quarterback Kayo Lam led the team with 906 rushing yards and 8.24 yards per rush.  On October 27, 1934, Lam rushed for 232 yards against Colorado Agricultural, a total that remained a school record for 20 years. He also had a 91-yard run against BYU that also remained a school record until 1954.

In November 1934, the school adopted the nickname "Buffaloes" for its football team. The name was selected as part of a contest conducted by the school's student newspaper. Andrew J. Dickson was credited with submitting the winning name.

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During a run of post-mortem examinations conducted by Farm Post Mortems on growing cattle between June and August of this year, the clostridial disease Blackleg was discovered to be the second most common diagnosis.
Blackleg is usually caused by the bacteria Clostridium chauvoei, which can be found in soil and cattle faeces.
Infection commonly affects growing animals, typically between the ages of six and 12 months, with an increase in cases seen when animals are turned out.
AHDB Beef and Lamb senior scientist Liz Genever says outbreaks may occur especially where earthworks are being undertaken on farm due to exposed bacteria in soil.
Ms Genever says: "The bacteria form spores, which after being eaten by cattle can be absorbed into the blood stream and then lie dormant in the muscle.
"Damage from trauma, such as injuries at the feed barrier or bruising during bulling behaviour, provide the right conditions within the muscle for the spores to 'wake up'.
"The bacteria then proliferate and damage the muscle tissue. Cases of blackleg with no history of trauma can also be seen and may be associated with exposure to a particularly heavy load of bacteria.
"Affected animals are usually found dead, but early symptoms can include a high temperature, depression and a lack of interest in food.
"Where the muscle of one leg is affected, sudden onset lameness may be seen. Affected muscles are filled with gas bubbles and can feel swollen and crackly under the skin.
"An initial diagnosis can be made on history, clinical signs and post mortem findings, but laboratory tests are required to confirm the diagnosis."
Prevention by vaccination is the recommended approach, as treatment with antibiotics is unlikely to be effective unless started in the very early stages.
Vaccinations should be given to animals from three months of age onwards and cattle will require two injections spaced three to four weeks apart.
Immunisation needs to be completed two to three weeks before the period of risk, this will vary depending on the date of turnout.
A yearly booster of a single injection should be given two to three weeks before the period of risk.
The interval for booster injections should be no more than 12 months. If cows are vaccinated a month or so before calving, then significant protection for calves will pass through colostrum.
Blackleg can also affect sheep and vaccines are also licensed for their use.
Talk to your vet for advice for your farm.


Brown, S. A., Ransley, E. J., Greaves, D., Hindley, S., Weston, P., Guerrini, E., & Starzmann, R. (2016). Evaluation of a Floating Tidal Turbine Device using a Coupled CFD Approach. Paper presented at the PRIMaRE, Bath.
Francis, R., Hann, M., & Vance, T. (2016). Using three dimensional printing to investigate the hydrodynamic effect of biofouling (Chirona hameri) in relation to tidal energy. Paper presented at the 18th International congress on marine corrosion and fouling, Toulon.
Greaves, D., Hann, M., Kurniawan, A., Chaplin, J., & Farley, F. (2016). THE HYDRODYNAMICS OF AIR-FILLED BAGS FOR WAVE ENERGY CONVERSION. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Offshore Renewable Energy (CORE), Glasgow.
Guichard, J., Hann, M., Greaves, D., Simmonds, D., & Iglesias, G. (2016). DESIGN OF A SMALL WIND GENERATOR FOR THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF FLOATING OFFSHORE WIND TURBINES. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Offshore Renewable Energy (CORE), Glasgow.
Hu, Z. Z., Greaves, D., Hann, M., & Iglesias, G. (2016). Fluid-Structure interaction problems in free-surface flow applications. Paper presented at the PRIMaRE, Bath.
Hu, Z. Z., Mai, T., Greaves, D., & Raby, A. (2016). A Numerical and Experimental Study of a Simplified FPSO in Extreme Free Surface Waves. Paper presented at the 26th International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers (ISOPE) conference, Rhodes.
Kurniawan, A., Greaves, D., Hann, M., Chaplin, J., & Farley, F. (2016). Wave energy absorption by a floating air-filled bag. Paper presented at the 31st Intl Workshop on Water Waves and Floating Bodies, Plymouth.
Miles, J., Simmonds, D., & Iglesias, G. (2016). HYDRODYNAMICS NEAR WINDFARM MONOPILE FOUNDATIONS. Paper presented at the PRIMaRE, Bath.
Ransley, E. J., Brown, S. A., Greaves, D. M., Hindley, S., Weston, P., & Guerrini, E. (2016). Coupled RANS-VOF modelling of floating tidal stream concepts. Paper presented at the International Conference on Offshore Renewable Energy Glasgow.
Ransley, E. J., Brown, S. A., Greaves, D. M., Hindley, S., Weston, P., Guerrini, E., & Starzmann, R. (2016). Coupled RANS-VOF Modelling of Floating Tidal Stream Concepts. Paper presented at the Marine Energy Technology Symposium, Washington D. C.
Ransley, E. J., Brown, S. A., Greaves, D. M., Hindley, S., Weston, P., Guerrini, E., & Starzmann, R. (2016). RANS-VOF Modelling of Floating Tidal Stream Systems. Paper presented at the Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop, Oxford.
Ransley, E. J., Greaves, D., Graham, D., Kyte, A., Qian, L., Causon, D. M., Mingham, C. G., Zang, J., Ma, Q., & Tabor, G. (2016). Developing a National Community-serving Numerical Wave Tank Facility. Paper presented at the PRIMaRE, Bath.
Tan Loh, T., Greaves, D., Maki, T., Vuorinen, M., Simmonds, D., & Kyte, A. (2016). Numerical Modelling of the WaveRoller Device Using OpenFOAM. Paper presented at the 3rd Asian Wave and Tidal Conference (AWTEC 2016), Singapore.
Abanades, J., Greaves, D., & Iglesias, G. (2015). Beach morphodynamics in the lee of a wave farm. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 11th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, Nantes.
Chaplin, J., Farley, F., Greaves, D., Hann, M., Kurniawan, A., & Cox, M. (2015). Numerical and experimental investigation of wave energy devices with inflated bags. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 11th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, Nantes.
Chaplin, J., Farley, F., Kurniawan, A., Greaves, D., & Hann, M. (2015). Forced heaving motion of a floating air-filled bag. Paper presented at the 30th International Workshop on Water Waves and Floating Bodies, Bristol.
Chapman, J., Perez-Torres, D., Baldini, A., Le Dreff, J., Masters, I., Foster, G., Stockman, G., Greaves, D., & Iglesias, G. (2015). Validation of Storm Load Limitation of a Novel Wave Energy Converter Using Scale Model Testing. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 11th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, Nantes.
Garcia-Hermosa, I., Abcha, N., Brossard, J., Bennis, A., Ezersky, A., Gross, M., Iglesias, G., Magar, V., Miles, J., Mouaze, D., Perret, G., Pinon, G., Rivier, A., Rogan, C., & Simmonds, D. (2015). Characterisation of impacts on the environment of an idealised offshore wind farm foundation, under waves and the combination of waves and currents. Paper presented at the EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts.
Göteman, M., Engström, J., Eriksson, M., Hann, M., Ransley, E., Greaves, D., & Leijon, M. (2015). Wave Loads on a Point-Absorbing Wave Energy Device in Extreme Waves. Paper presented at the 25th International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference Kona.
Hu, Z. Z., Greaves, D., & Raby, A. (2015). Numerical simulation of extreme wave impact on a rigid truncated vertical wall using OpenFOAM. Paper presented at the PRIMaRE, Exeter.
Hu, Z. Z., Mai, T., Greaves, D., & Raby, A. (2015). Hydroelastic Investigation of Extreme Wave Impact on a Truncated Vertical Wall. Paper presented at the 7th International Conference on HYDROELASTICITY (HYEL) in marine technology, Split.
Kurniawan, A., & Greaves, D. (2015). Broad-banded wave power absorption with submerged balloons. Paper presented at the 2nd Offshore Energy and Storage Symposium, Edinburgh.
Ma, Q., Yan, S., Greaves, D., Mai, T., & Raby, A. (2015). Numerical and Experimental Studies of Interaction between FPSO and Focusing Waves. Paper presented at the Proceedings of 2015 ISOPE.
Ma, Z. H., Qian, L., Causon, D. M., Mingham, C. G., Mai, T., Greaves, D., & Raby, A. (2015). The role of fluid compressibility in predicting slamming loads during water entry of flat plates. Paper presented at the ISOPE, Hawaii.
Mai, T., Hu, Z. Z., Greaves, D., & Raby, A. (2015). Investigation of Hydroelasticity: Wave Impact on a Truncated Vertical Wall. Paper presented at the 25th International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers (ISOPE) conference, Hawaii.
Mehmood, D., Graham, D., Langfeld, K., & Greaves, D. (2015). OpenFOAM finite volume method implementation of a fully nonlinear potential flow model for simulating wave-structure interactions. Paper presented at the ISOPE, Hawaii.
Monk, K., Conley, D., Winands, V., Lopes, M., Zou, Q., & Greaves, D. (2015). Simulations and Field Tests of Pneumatic Power Regulation by Valve Control Using Short-term Forecasting at the Pico OWC. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 11th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, Nantes.
Phillips, J., Greaves, D., & Raby, A. (2015). The Free Floating Clam – Performance and Potential. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 11th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, Nantes.
Raby, A., Banfi, D., & Simmonds, D. (2015). Wave impacts on rock lighthouses. Paper presented at the Coastal structures & solutions to coastal disaster joint conference 2015., Boston.
Ransley, E. J., Göteman, M., Engström, J., Jakobsen, M., Eriksson, M., Leijon, M., Kramer, M., Hann, M., & Greaves, D. (2015). RANS-VOF Modelling of Wave Energy Converters. Paper presented at the PRIMaRE, Penryn.
Vyzikas, T., Stagonas, D., Buldakov, E., & Greaves, D. (2015). Efficient numerical modelling of focused wave groups for freak wave generation. Paper presented at the ISOPE, Hawaii.
Allsop, W., Burgess, K., Pan, S., Horrillo-Caraballo, J. M., Reeve, D., & Simmonds, D. (2014). Morphological Modelling of V-Shaped Submerged Breakwaters. Paper presented at the From Sea to Shore – Meeting the Challenges of the Sea.
Allsop, W., Burgess, K., Vyzikas, T., Ransley, E. J., Hann, M., Magagna, D., Greaves, D., Simmonds, D., Magar, V., & Conley, D. (2014). Integrated Numerical Modelling System for Extreme Wave Events at the Wave Hub Site. Paper presented at the From Sea to Shore – Meeting the Challenges of the Sea.
Brown, S. A., Magar, V., Greaves, D., & Conley, D. (2014). An evaluation of RANS turbulence closure models for spilling breakers. Paper presented at the ICCE, Seoul.
Collins, K. M., Le, H. R., David-West, O., & Greaves, D. (2014). From Concept to Laboratory Testing: the Development Cycle of a Novel Wave Energy Converter. Paper presented at the ICOE, Halifax.
Conley, D., Magagna, D., Greaves, D., Aires, E., Chambel Leitao, J., Witt, M., Embling, C., Godley, B. J., Bicknell, A., Saulnier, J. B., Simas, T., O'Hagan, A. M., O'Callaghan, J., Holmes, B., Sundberg, J., Torre-Enciso, Y., & Marina, D. (2014). ANALYSIS OF EXPERIENCE FROM ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS OF WAVE ENERGY TEST CENTRES. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewable Energy Technologies (EIMR2014), Stornoway.
Garcia-Hermosa, I., Brossard, J., Cohen, Z., Perret, G., Pinon, G., Abcha, N., Bennis, A., Ezersky, A., Mouaze, D., Rivier, A., Iglesias, G., Miles, J., Rogan, C., Simmonds, D., Gross, M., & Magar, V. (2014). Experimental characterisation of wave induced flow fields due to an offshore wind farm mast. Paper presented at the First International Conference on Renewable Energies Offshore (RENEW), Lisbon.
Gonzalez-Santamaria, R., Simmonds, D., Zanuttigh, B., Reeve, D., Nicholls, R. J., Thompson, R. C., Pan, S., Horrillo-Caraballo, J., Hoggart, S. P. G., & Hanson, S. (2014). APPLICATION OF A NOVEL DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM TO ASSESS AND MANAGE COASTAL FLOOD RISK IN THE TEIGN ESTUARY, UK. Paper presented at the Coastal Engineering Proceedings.
Hann, M., Greaves, D., & Raby, A. (2014). A new set of focused wave linear combinations to extract non-linear wave harmonics. Paper presented at the 29th Intl Workshop on Water Waves and Floating Bodies, Osaka.
Hann, M., Greaves, D., & Raby, A. (2014). Use of design waves to measure the extreme response of a floating WEC. Paper presented at the ICOE, Halifax.
Hu, Z. Z., Greaves, D., & Raby, A. (2014). Numerical simulation of extreme wave interaction with an offshore structure using OpenFoam. Paper presented at the PRIMaRE, Plymouth.
Hu, Z. Z., Greaves, D., & Raby, A. (2014). Simulation of Extreme Free Surface Waves Using OpenFOAM. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 5th Conference on the application of physical modelling to port and coastal protection, Varna.
Kurniawan, A., Greaves, D., Hann, M., & Chaplin, J. (2014). Compressible wave energy devices. Paper presented at the ICOE, Halifax.
Kurniawan, A., Greaves, D., Hann, M., & Chaplin, J. (2014). Multi-resonant compressible wave energy devices. Paper presented at the 29th Intl Workshop on Water Waves and Floating Bodies, Osaka.
Mai, T., Raby, A., & Greaves, D. (2014). Aeration effects on impact: Drop test of a flat plate. Paper presented at the ISOPE, Busan.
O'Hagan, A. M., Simas, T., Bailey, I., Marina, D., Sundberg, J., Le Crom, I., & Greaves, D. (2014). Learning from test centre experience to improve consenting for larger, commercial scale wave energy development Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewable Energy Technologies (EIMR2014), Stornoway.
Perez-Collazo, C., Astariz, S., Abanades, J., Greaves, D., & Iglesias, G. (2014). Co-located wave and offshore wind farms: A preliminary approach to the shadow effect. Paper presented at the The 5th International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE), Halifax.
Rogan, C., Bennis, A., Garcia-Hermosa, I., Iglesias, G., Magar, V., Miles, J., Perret, G., Pinon, G., Rivier, A., & Simmonds, D. (2014). Physical and Numerical Modelling of Hydrodynamics and Sediment Transport at Monopile Foundations Paper presented at the PRIMaRE, Plymouth.
Rogan, C., Miles, J., Simmonds, D., & Iglesias, G. (2014). The hydrodynamics of monopile foundations – experimental measurements of near bed and free stream turbulence. Paper presented at the Proceedings of RENEW, Portugal.
Rogan, C., Miles, J., Simmonds, D., & Iglesias, G. (2014). The Hydrodynamics of Monopile Foundations - Experimental Measurements of Shear Stress and Turbulence. Paper presented at the 16th Biennial Challenger Society Marine Conference, Plymouth.
Stagonas, D., Marzeddu, A., Buccino, M., Calabrese, M., Banfi, D., Vicinanza, D., Kofoed, J. P., Pecher, A., Frigaard, P., & Pakozdi, C. (2014). Large Scale Experiments on the Interaction of a Caisson Breakwater with Breaking Waves. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the HYDRALAB IV Joint User Meeting.
Stokes, C., Beaumont, E., Russell, P., & Greaves, D. (2014). Perceptions of the Inshore Wave Resource by Beach Water-Users in the lee of Wave Hub. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewable Energy Technologies (EIMR2014), Stornoway.
Vyzikas, T., Stagonas, D., Buldakov, E., & Greaves, D. (2014). ON THE SIMULATION OF FOCUSED WAVES WITH OPENFOAM & WAVES2FOAM. Paper presented at the Coastlab, Varna.
Abo, A., Greaves, D., Muhammad, R., Raby, A., & Kyte, A. (2013). A Three-dimensional flow model for high velocity channel. Paper presented at the Proceedings of NAFEMS World Congress.
Buccino, M., Salerno, D., Banfi, D., Vicinanza, D., Kofoed, J. P., & Calabrese, M. (2013). Breaker types and loading characteristics at SSG. Paper presented at the 10th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference Series (EWTEC).
Chambel Leitao, J., Aires, E., Magagna, D., Conley, D., Greaves, D., Simas, T., Witt, M., Embling, C., Godley, B., Saulnier, J. B., O'Hagan, A., O'Callaghan, J., Holmes, B., Sundberg, J., & Torre-Enciso, Y. (2013). Data Management Platform for wave energy tests centres within the SOWFIA Project. Paper presented at the EWTEC.
Collins, K. M., Arber, P., Greaves, D., Hann, M., Iglesias, G., Simmonds, D., Stripling, S., & Toffoli, A. (2013). Facilitating coastal and ocean science research in the laboratory. Paper presented at the EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts.
Collins, K. M., Greaves, D., Iglesias, G., Stripling, S., & Toffoli, A. (2013). The new COAST laboratory at Plymouth University: A world-class facility for marine energy. Paper presented at the ICE Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters 2013: From Sea to Shore - Meeting the Challenges of the Sea, Edinburgh.
Lopez, G., Conley, D., Greaves, D., & Magagna, D. (2013). Adjusting An Empirical Algorithm for Extracting Wave Height from HF Radar Measurements at the Wave Hub. Paper presented at the EWTEC.
Magar, V., Abcha, N., Bennis, A., Brossard, J., Conley, D., Ellis, E., Ezersky, A., Greaves, D., Gross, M., Iglesias, G., Littlewood, K., Miles, J., Mouaze, D., Perret, G., Pinon, G., & Simmonds, D. (2013). Laboratory-Scale Environmental Impact Assessment of a Monopile Foundation under Different Wave Conditions. Paper presented at the EWEA OFFSHORE 2013, Frankfurt.
Miles, J., Thorpe, A., Russell, P., & Masselink, G. (2013). Quantification of ripple and mega-ripple migration rates in the nearshore. Paper presented at the Coastal Dynamics, Bordeaux.
Pan, S., Horrillo-Caraballo, J., Reeve, D., & Simmonds, D. (2013). Morphological modelling of V-shaped submerged breakwaters Paper presented at the ICE Proceedings.
Perez-Collazo, C., Jakobsen, M., Buckland, H., & Fernandez-Chozas, J. (2013). Synergies for a wave-wind energy concept. Paper presented at the European offshore wind energy conference, Frankfurt.
Ransley, E. J., Hann, M., Greaves, D., Raby, A., & Simmonds, D. (2013). Numerical and physical modelling of extreme waves at Wave Hub. Paper presented at the 12th International Coastal Symposium, Plymouth.
Ransley, E. J., Hann, M., Simmonds, D., Raby, A., & Greaves, D. (2013). Numerical and Physical Modelling of Extreme Wave Impacts on a Stationary Truncated Circular Cylinder. Paper presented at the 10th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference Series (EWTEC), Aalborg.
Roc, T., Leybourne, M., & Greaves, D. (2013). Optimising commercial scale TEC arrays. Paper presented at the EWTEC.
Simas, T., O'Callaghan, J., Saulnier, J. B., Marina, D., Magagna, D., Greaves, D., Embling, C., & Sundberg, J. (2013). Identification of critical environmental and socio-economic issues of designated wave energy test centres across Europe. Paper presented at the EWTEC.
Vyzikas, T., Greaves, D. M., Simmonds, D., Ransley, E. J., & Brown, S. A. (2013). Shape optimization of perforated caissons for wave energy harnessing. Paper presented at the 6th PanHellenic Conference of Marine Structures, Athens.
Vyzikas, T., Ransley, E. J., Hann, M., Magagna, D., Greaves, D., Simmonds, D., Magar, V., & Conley, D. (2013). Integrated Numerical Modelling System for Extreme Wave Events at the Wave Hub Site. Paper presented at the ICE Conference on Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters, Edinburgh.
Greaves, D. (2012). SOWFIA: Streamlining Offshore Wave Farms Impact Assessments of European wave energy developments. Paper presented at the Proceedings of Wave and Tidal 2012, Edinburgh.
Horrillo-Caraballo, J., Pan, S., Reeve, D., Simmonds, D., Greaves, D., & Fox, A. (2012). Modelling extreme wave events (present and future scenarios) in southwest England. Paper presented at the Coastal Engineering Proceedings.
Jamal, M. H., Simmonds, D., & Magar, V. (2012). Gravel beach profile evolution in wave and tidal environments. Paper presented at the Coastal Engineering Proceedings.
Magagna, D., Greaves, D., Conley, D., O'Hagan, A., Holmes, B., Witt, M., Simas, T., Huertas, C., Chambel Leitao, J., Mouslim, H., Torre-Enciso, Y., Sundberg, J., & Rousseau, N. (2012). Gathering the perspectives and experience of test sites and device developers for Wave Energy Environmental and Socio Economic Impact Assessment. Paper presented at the EIMR, Orkney.
Magagna, D., Greaves, D., Conley, D., O'Hagan, A., Holmes, B., Witt, M., Simas, T., Huertas, C., Chambel Leitao, J., Mouslim, H., Torre-Enciso, Y., Sundberg, J., & Rousseau, N. (2012). How experiences of the Offshore Wind Industry can aid development of the Wave Energy sector: lessons learnt from EIA studies Paper presented at the ISOPE, Rhodes.
Perez-Collazo, C., & Iglesias, G. (2012). Integration of wave energy converters and offshore windmills. Paper presented at the 4th International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE), Dublin.
Proenca, B., Conley, D., & Greaves, D. (2012). Initial Evaluation of a WERA HF Radar as a Resource Assessment Tool for Wave Energy. Paper presented at the 4th International Conference on Ocean Energy, Dublin.
Ransley, E. J., & Greaves, D. (2012). Investigating interaction effects in an array of multi-mode wave energy converters. Paper presented at the 27th International Workshop on Water Waves and Floating Bodies, Copenhagen.
Reeve, D., Horrillo-Caraballo, J., Fox, A., Simmonds, D., Kwan, S., Pan, S., & Greaves, D. (2012). Coastal defence evaluation: an SPRC approach. Paper presented at the Coastal Engineering Proceedings.
Simas, T., Munoz-Arjona, E., Huertas, C., De Groot, J., Stokes, C., Bailey, I., Magagna, D., Conley, D., Greaves, D., Marina, D., Torre-Enciso, Y., Sundberg, J., O'Hagan, A., & Holmes, B. (2012). Understanding the role of stakeholders in the wave energy consenting process: engagement and sensitivities. Paper presented at the 4th International Conference on Ocean Energy, Dublin.
Stokes, C., Beaumont, E., Russell, P., Conley, D., & Greaves, D. (2012). Anticipated coastal impacts of the Wave Hub project. Paper presented at the Environmental Impacts of Marine Renewables, EIMR Orkney.
Thorpe, A., Miles, J., Masselink, G., & Russell, P. (2012). Bedform dynamics in a rip channel on a macrotidal beach. Paper presented at the International Conference on Coastal Engineering, Santander.
Thorpe, A., Miles, J., Masselink, G., & Russell, P. (2012). Field measurements of bedforms in a rip-channel on a macro-tidal beach. Paper presented at the YCSEC, Bangor.
Ball, I., Mendoza-Baldwin, E., Simmonds, D., Pedrozo-Acuña, A., & Reeve, D. (2011). LABORATORY OBSERVATIONS OF IMPACTS ON COARSE SEDIMENT BEACHES. Paper presented at the Coastal Engineering Proceedings.
Greaves, D., Conley, D., Leeney, R., Godley, B., Simas, T., Huertas, C., Holmes, B., Chambel Leitao, J., Mouslim, H., & Torre-Enciso, Y. (2011). The SOWFIA Project: Streamlining of Ocean Wave Farms Impact Assessment. Paper presented at the EWTEC, Southampton.
Huertas, C., Holmes, B., Greaves, D., Torre-Enciso, Y., Bailey, I., Danos, F., Mouslim, H., Conley, D., Simas, T., Sundberg, J., & Osta, V. (2011). First output of the SOWFIA Project: Streamlining of Ocean Wave Farms Impact Assessment. Paper presented at the OCEANS, Santander.
Jamal, M. H., Simmonds, D., Magar, V., & Pan, S. (2011). Modelling infiltration on gravel beaches with an XBeach variant. Paper presented at the Coastal Engineering Proceedings.
O'Hagan, A., Leeney, R., Conley, D., Holmes, B., Huertas, C., Osta, V., & Greaves, D. (2011). SOWFIA: Learning from Impact Assessments of European wave energy developments. Paper presented at the ICES Annual Science Conference, Gdansk.
Roc, T., Conley, D., & Greaves, D. (2011). Turbulence Correction Terms for Representing Tidal Current Turbines in a Regional Ocean Model for Array Planning and Impact Assessment. Paper presented at the ISOPE, Maui.
Somerville, T., Greaves, D., Raby, A., & Zang, J. (2011). Numerical Investigation into the Tuning of an Oscillating Water Column. Paper presented at the EWTEC, Southampton.
Morgan, G., Zang, J., Greaves, D., Heath, A., Whitlow, C. D., & Young, J. R. (2010). Using the rasInterFoam CFD model for wave transformation and coastal modelling. Paper presented at the ICCE.
Roc, T., Conley, D., & Greaves, D. (2010). Accounting for Turbulence in a Regional Numerical Model for Tidal Current Turbine Farm Planning. Paper presented at the ICOE, Bilbao.
Roc, T., Conley, D., Greaves, D., & Huntley, D. (2010). Calibration of a Tidal Current Array Planning Tool. Paper presented at the Ocean Sciences Meeting, Portland.
Torres-Freyermuth, A., Pedrozo-Acuña, A., Simmonds, D., Reeve, D., & Salles, P. (2010). MOMENTUM BALANCE UNDER PLUNGING BREAKERS: THE ROLE OF ADVECTION ON SEDIMENT MOBILIZATION AND TRANSPORT. Paper presented at the Coastal Engineering Proceedings.
Westphalen, J., Greaves, D., Hunt-Raby, A., Williams, C. J. K., Taylor, P. H., Hu, Z. Z., Omidvar, P., Causon, D. M., Mingham, C. G., Stansby, P., & Rogers, B. (2010). Numerical Simulation of Wave Energy Converters using Eulerian and Lagrangian CFD Methods. Paper presented at the ISOPE, Beijing.
Westphalen, J., Greaves, D., Williams, C. J. K., & Hunt-Raby, A. (2010). Numerical simulations of a floating body in one, two and six degrees of freedom using a Navier-Stokes solver. Paper presented at the RINA Conference on MARINE & OFFSHORE RENEWABLE ENERGY, London.
Westphalen, J., Greaves, D., Williams, C. J. K., Hunt-Raby, A., Taylor, P. H., Hu, Z. Z., Omidvar, P., Causon, D. M., Mingham, C. G., Stansby, P., Rogers, B., & Stallard, T. (2010). Numerical Simulation of Wave-Structure Interaction wave energy conversion applications using Eulerian and Lagrangian CFD Methods. Paper presented at the ICOE, Bilbao.
Zhang, Y., Zou, Q., Greaves, D., Reeve, D., Hunt-Raby, A., Graham, D., & James, P. (2010). An investigation of the hydrodynamic characteristics of an oscillating water column device using a level set immersed boundary model. Paper presented at the ISOPE, Beijing.
Greaves, D., Smith, G., & Wolfram, J. (2009). Development of Marine Renewable Energy in the South West of England: The Wave Hub and PRIMaRE. Paper presented at the EWTEC, Uppsala.
Westphalen, J., Greaves, D., Williams, C. J. K., Drake, K., & Taylor, P. H. (2009). Numerical simulation of an oscillating cone at the water surface using computational fluid dynamics. Paper presented at the Proceedings of 24th International Workshop on Water Waves and Floating Bodies.
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I rarely post anything in this blog, so it's not surprising that I haven't made an actual announcement that I am on a podcast, but chances are you are coming here from twitter and already know that I'm part of the podcast Certified Noonas. Our last episode we strayed from our normal content and decided to do an episode dedicated to being a kdrama newbie. We talked a bit about some of our own personal tips and tricks with navigating this new world you may have found yourself in.
In the episode we discuss a ton of different things and figured that a sole blog post dedicated to all the links that we mentioned might be easier than just looking through the description on the episode.
The Certified Noonas massive list of all our specific links (including our personal twitters and social media for the podcast) can be found here.
Podcasts Mentioned: Drama Kandy, Noona Ya Business, The KThree, Fall for It. All of those podcasts are active on twitter, so make sure to check them out for more content.
Drama Current's website and their twitter for the monthly #kdramachat.
Immy's Daebak KPOP Radio and their twitter. The radio show happens every Sunday, but she uses twitter to get requests in, so follow both!