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Cosmiques Couloir, 18/04/16
Swirling clouds with the occasional tiny patch of blue. A light on-off drizzle in town. There are six skiers in the nearly-empty first bin at the Midi, along with a few teams of climbers armed with either approach skis or snowshoes. Under a bright blue sky, Dan and I are the first to clip in to our skis on the ridge, perched high above the clouds down in the valley. We each have a go at knocking sluff down the south face before the traverse to the west, where the four of us take it in turns take it in turns to stamp down the new snow on our way up to the col.
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Today was another addition to the amazing snow we currently have! Dan and Pete had various plans for todays adventures, the first was annoying cut short due to a rail strike….no need to get up at 5.30 for the non existent 6.30 train… it was always going to be a long day! We sauntered home from the train station to re pack our bags as we decided to head up to the Argentiere Glacier to find something to ski tour up and then ski down. There were a few options but we decided on the Whymper glacier which leads up to Aiguille du Argentiere. Once that decision was made the next was the descent. We decided to come back down the way we went up but to hang a right and drop into a central couloir in the middle of the Chardonnet Glacier. Such a good choice it turned out!
We turned around at the top of the Whymper and skied some pretty hard unpredictable snow which constantly changed from horrid wind crust to soft powder for about 400m. We popped over a shoulder and from then onwards the snow was soft, cold and beautiful in the shade. Once we got to where the sun had been warming the snow for an hour or so it just started to change into spring snow, 30 minutes later and the couloir might not have been the best place to be, timing is everything! Once we had negotiated a way through the glacier we dropped into the couloir and blasted down 40º of loveliness to the Argentiere Glacier and then home for beers and lunch in the sun!
There has been a lot of negativity about the winter we are having in the Alps and I can kinda see why, Christmas and New Year were pretty disastrous with warm temperatures and brown ski pistes. The ski shops had their mountain bikes out for rent instead of skis; it was that bad! The odd snow day has come with strong winds and general blergh kinda weather. There has also been much rain! Now, however, I think that we have had one of the best snow years for skiing in the 7 years that I have been here. Perhaps I've been out less than previous years (its quite easy to role over and hide under the duvet when its blowing a hooooley outside) but each time we have been up it has been absolutely wonderful! Yes, you have to accept that you may have to ski in zero visibility but thats surely a good thing every now and then?! Its all good practice at the end of the day! This week especially has been a week of contrasts but there has been a common theme and that is beautiful snow!
At the start of the season Dan brought some massive skis from a ski sale and picked up some second hand bindings and had them mounted a few weeks ago. They sat inside looking out the window feeling sad and neglected waiting for the next storm to bring enough snow to warrant taking them up the hill.
The storm blew in! Dan, Pete and Aine all grabbed their enormous skis and ran excitedly to Grands Montets in the worst visibility that Dan has skied in (he could only just see the end of his skis), the snow was cold and bottomless and his big skis were purring excitedly. The next day the sky cleared so the three plus Georgie and Olly decided a Vallee Blanche was in order, again with the big skis. It was fantastic, we were the first down our particular route so had to spend a while wading through deep deep powder on the flatter sections, teaming up with some Frenchies, working together to put in the track. As soon as the gradient got up we let rip!
Today Dan and Pete headed up to ski the north face of the Belvedere. They broke trail to the col so were the first to ski the steep north face the other side. Beautiful blue sky on the way up but some murky cloud on the way down made the face look very atmospheric and slightly terrifying. Dan chose to absail the steep 50º section at the top, Pete blasted the whole thing! Another awesome day out in absolutely perfect snow!
There was also the Col du Passon x 2, an afternoon in Le Tour, two stunning mornings in Flegere……..all in amazing snow!
Lets hope this continues for the remaining weeks to come!
Sometimes it all just happens at the right time. It can be pretty hard to get fresh lines from lift served skiing in Chamonix, but if you keen and everything falls into place you can have a stunning ski!
Flegere on 11th Feb- perfect timing of snow, crowds and sunshine! BEAUTIFUL!
Such a long time between posts and quite a lot has happened!
This summer has been full of ups and downs hence not so much writing. We have still been out doing what we do though! Georgie has had a great race season, firstly finishing in a superb position in the CCC which is in the Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc series and then taking on her first competitive half iron distance triathlon, again finishing really well. In the CCC (Courmayeur (Italy), Champex (Suisse), Chamonix (France)) she finished 149th overall out of 1900 starters in a speedy time of 17 hours 35 minutes. She was 12th in her category and 14th female overall which was 2nd British female! Two weeks later she entered the inaugural Evergreen Triathlon. This was a brand new event organised by friends of ours and was super environmentally friendly. Georgie entered the half distance which still was 2km open swim, 95km bike ride and then a 21km run! she came 3rd female overall! Stunning! She was even taking it easy under Dan's orders as she had over done it last year and made her self poorly so she perhaps could have come 1st! All in all a stunning racing summer! She has a new running blog –www.wheresgeorgie.wordpress.com which you should all follow and keep an eye on whats she has been up to!
Dan has spent a lot of time in the UK over the summer as his dad was very unwell and unfortunately died at the end of October. So a rather up and down year for him and everyone close. Dan did still manage to get some adventures in the mountains which kept him a bit more upbeat! The last of which saw Dan and Pete climb up the crevasses infested Glacier du Milieu route on the Aiguille du Argentiere which is a very pretty peak of 3901m. A long slog up hill of 1600m from the valley floor with heavy packs took them to the Argentiere refuge. After a brief night there they climbed a further 1200m crossing glaciers, dancing on snowballs and climbing steep snow slopes got them to the top. The hot summer has taken its toll on the mountains and some of the crevasses were enormous. There had been just enough snow the days before to cover the smaller crevasses. After crashing through some weak bridges and falling into some of the smaller ons, then being shut down by some massive holes they found them selfs at the top. We would like to point out that this is rare for Dan and Pete to actually get to the top of anything they climb together! After the top all that followed was the knee smashing 2700m descent down to the valley! What a long day out!
We have been back in Chamonix for a few weeks. We have brought new skis each, Georgie has some ridicules Dynafit PDG super light weight uphill race skis to allow her to train and maybe do a few Skimo races this winter. Dan has a pair of Black Crows to hopefully find some nice snow with! After a massive dump three weeks ago that got all our hopes up we have had a massive high pressure system sitting and not moving, all we need is for it to go and some snow to come! We are sure that good things come to those who wait!
Chamonix is BUSY! July and August are the busiest two months of the year with more people visiting than the whole of winter. The thing about winter is that they tend to be skiing and town is still relatively quiet, summer, however, is different, they are everywhere! In the hills. In the mountains. In the swimming pool. By the lake. But mostly in the super markets…all the time…..in the morning…..at lunch time….in the evening……ALL THE TIME!
As well as being busy with people it has been oppressively hot, in-fact its been a strange year with weather. A relatively warm winter, a very wet spring and now a scorching summer. All of these have meant for challenging conditions in the hills. The rain in spring caused flooding and substantial land slides. The heat we have had for the last month is making the mountains unstable and dangerous. Rock faces which normally hold snow over summer are bare and dry, the glaciers are melting faster than normal with big crevasses opening up and large rock falls from the mountains are common place at the moment. The famous Goutier route up Mont Blanc which is the normal route up has been 'closed' by the authorities and climbers urged not to attempt it. The Grand Couloir on the way up this route tends to throw rocks at people at the best of times but the heat has turned it into a contest shooting gallery of rocks….not a safe place to play at the moment!
The above image is the Argentiere basin with Aiguille du Chardonnet on the left, looking up the Argentiere Glacier to the right, everything is looking warm and dry.
The sensible climbers at the moment are heading to the places which are always snow and ice free in summer, big classic granite climbing is the way forward at the moment. A few friends headed to the Grand Capucin, a big, famous pinnacle of rock between Italy and France putting up some lovely photos on the internet to admire. We however are not that hardcore but nevertheless we have had a few good adventures recently.
At the beginning of the month Pete suggested the Voir Normal route on Aiguille du Moine. This is generally the descent route off the mountain but can be climbed also. We got lost on the face and ended up climbing things that were much harder than we set out to do. We didn't get to the top. The walk in over two glaciers, climbing exposed ladders, a lovely bivi with a great view, freeze dried dinners and some comical belays and rappel points were enough to let us have a fun two days. That is of course the whole point of this being outside malarky so we were happy!
The lead climbing would cup started its tournament in Chamonix in July with some of the big names in the climbing world showing us their stuff on the 20 meter climbing wall that is constructed in the the Place du Mont Blanc every year. Very impressive stuff!
The crowd warming up!
We were also asked to be models for the fantastic mountain training facility in Scotland called Glenmore Lodge and also for the British Mountain Guides. We headed up to the Aiguille du Midi with our friends Andy Townsend a IFMGA mountain guide who works at Glenmore lodge and the British Mountain Guides along with another friend, Howard King, who was the amazing photographer. We spent two days up in the high mountains with a night in the Cosmiques Refuge at 3630m. Being high without much acclimatisation took its toll on all of us and was quite hard work. Georgie was the main model as she is much prettier (more marketable!) than Dan. Dan mostly kept Howard safe, stopping him falling in crevasses or off rocks while he was taking the photos. Obviously a more stupid model was needed to fall in a crevasse so Dan was up for that one! With a traverse of Point Lachenal (avoiding the big rockfall in the middle), glacial rope work skills and a few pitches of good rock climbing this was a great two days up high with great people.
There is a magical point in the Chamonix Valley called Signal Forbes, it sits above Montenvers and the Mer du Glace and has the most spectacular views of the Drus the Grands Jorasses and the Grands Charmoz. We have thought for a while it would be an ace place to go to and watch the light show that the sun produces on summer evenings.
At the moment we have our friends Pete, Sarah and their little boy Freddie over from the UK for a short stay . Pete and Sarah have been here a few times before and each time we have found an awesome spot to bivi in the hills, this was to be Fred's first alpine bivi experience so the Signal Forbes seemed like an awesome place to go!
Armed with all the cameras – the digital SLR, GoPro and a shiny new iPhone 6 (these things take pretty good pictures) we all made our way up. Dan's climbing partner Pete also tagged along for the adventure, he fancied a gentle evening out after having just completing the Chamonix 80KM race. He absolutely smashed it placing 110th overall out of 1000 starters, go Pete! Petes' Blog tells a magnificent tale of suffering and hardship, click here for a read!
Dan, the Petes and Fred caught the train up to Montenvers and walked the 45 minutes up to Signal Forbes from there. Georgie and Sarah walked up from the valley. The boys were using good excuses for not joining the girls in walking all the way up; Pete's legs were tired, Fred only has tiny legs as he is three etc etc…. We all rendezvoused at Signal Forbes, fired up the JetBoil up for dinner and sat in awe watching the sun go down. It cast amazing colours, shadows and shapes on the mountains as it disappears behind the Aiguille Rouges, it really is a magical sight.
Dan had hoped to get some good start trail shots over the mountains but the moon was out it all its glory which made star trails hard to shoot as it was very bright. Instead Dan and Pete played with long exposures with some fun results, the Drus and Jorasses truly are very photogenic giants in any sort of light!
During the summer Dan and Pete climbed a rock route on the south face of the Pouce, one of the largest rock faces in the Aiguille Rouges. On their way to the route they commented on what a lovely ski down the Combe under its big face would be, so, with a good weather forecast they set off to do just that! Now, skiing at this time of year can be both glorious and very hard work. The snow is softened in the warmth of the spring sun and then re-frozen during the cold nights. If you get the sweet spot of timings just right the skinning up can be a breeze on slightly sun warmed snow and the skiing down can be beautiful in buttery soft deliciousness – it can also be the complete opposite – be bullet hard or yoghurty wet. Unfortunately they found the latter. The sun had not been on the south side of the Gliere long enough to warm it for their first skin. That did however, make the steep top section easier to climb with a nice hard bootpack in place! Once over the ridge and onto the north face the snow was hard packed but perfectly skiable down into the Combe du Pouce, probably the best snow they found all day! Once in the Combe it was a bouncy hard rollacoaster all the way to the exit couloir. They hadn't held very high hopes of the couloir being any better and unfortunately they were right, narrow, icy and avalanched filled rubble fest! excellent! After the combat ski down the couloir they inhaled some go fast caffeine gels, swallowed some water and started the long 900 meter skin back up to get into the Berard valley. The sun by-now had most definitely had its way with the snow. They chose a slightly higher but safer route out sticking to ridges as much as possible and headed for the Aiguille de Berard. Working hard in the sun to get off the slippy sun baked slopes they got back onto cold icy snow and made it down into the Berard Valley. The ski down was a bit hard and bouncy to say the least and after a bit of stream hopping and marble run skiing they made it to Le Buet for a swift beer before the train home.
Some interesting extra bits from Pete here on our fun day out! http://wp.me/p2jrSj-qC
The snow has settled itself a little thanks to a two week spell of high pressure which brought blue sky's and sunshine. Temperatures in the valley were warm, mid mountain had some great spring like snow and high up was glorious. Cold enough to keep the powder soft and fulffy. Because of the lack of snow so far, the crevasses on the glaciers have not been as well filled as they can be at this time of year. This has made the high mountain quiter that normal, which is great!
Dan, Pete and Siôn made the most of the quiet hills with a glorious run down the Noir side of the Vallee Blanche. This is generally a quieter line to ski and it looked as if only a few had ventured that way this season. After catching a leisurely 0930 cable car they were up in the sunshine and skiing towards Italy. After a quick ski they switched to skins and climbed upto and over the Col du Flambeau, a short ski and another quick skin later they were at a high point on the Glacier du Geant. The ski down was great, cold powder snow on the whole. Dan had a missuserstanding with a small area of windslab snow and had a tumble losing a pole, not the place to go digging around for it on top of crevasses and dodgy snow, so the rest of the ski was done one polled for him – all good practise!
The weather men keep promising snowmageddon this week so we shall see what appears!!


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Simply NO, but depending on if you took IR or ER that will determine just how long the metabilites will bef= floating around in your blood and urine.
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Leisure Suit Larry is one of those characters you either know or you don't. We're talking about a character who's older than Lara Croft, Sonic the Hedgehog and even hit in the same decade as Mario (not many characters can say that). The problem with these sort of characters is that they can peak too early and excluding Mario, I think it's safe to say that all the others have had their hay day (although Tomb Raider: Underworld was a great title). Can Larry the genitally challenged super perv shake off that stigma? Or was he best served in his past offerings?
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Datto partners see new backup and disaster recovery offerings
Datto partners will see a refreshed backup and disaster recovery product line from the vendor, which has updated its flagship SIRIS offering and added an all-flash BDR appliance.
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SwiftStack Inc. releases upgrade, previews Swift File Access
SwiftStack 4.0 features integrated load balancing and metadata search; upcoming features include native file access and object synchronization to S3-compatible clouds.
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Object-file system combo rapidly expands
Object-based storage adoption took longer than expected, so object vendors have added file systems to their products to make them look more familiar to users.
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This doesn't sound like a fuse problem. There is an electrical connection point between the steering wheel and column that feeds all the steering wheel controls (air bag, cruise, and horn) that has failed or is damaged. A BMW dealer or qualified BMW shop needs to do a diagnosis and find the problem.
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We continue my series of the top five players in Tampa Bay's history with No. 4. In this spot, I'm going with Ronde Barber.
For 16 years, Barber was the model of consistency and competence on and off the field. He thrived in the Cover 2 defense that Tony Dungy and Monte Kiffin brought to Tampa Bay and his longevity was impressive.
You could make an argument Barber was the best draft pick in franchise history. He wasn't taken until the third round, but he blossomed into a player who was selected first-team All-Pro five times and was on the NFL's All-Decade Team for the 2000s.
Barber's biggest claim to fame might be the fact that he's the only player in NFL history with at least 40 career interceptions and 20 career sacks. That alone puts Barber in the conversation for a spot in the Hall of Fame, although he might face a tougher time getting there than teammates Derrick Brooks and Warren Sapp, who were selected the first time they appeared on the ballot.
But Barber belongs on any list of the top players in franchise history. Perhaps the best thing about Barber was he spent his entire career with the Bucs and things ended gracefully. Some of Tampa Bay's other all-time greats left on bad terms. But Barber got to decide when it was time to walk away from the game and that was something he richly deserved.


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Dr. Nicole Faber and Prof. Marek Behr gave a talk at the lecture series of RWTHextern
Dr. Nicole Faber and Prof. Dr. Marek Behr gave a talk within the course of lectures "Forschung auf höchstem Niveau" at the public forum "RWTHextern". The intention of RWTHextern is, to give an insight about scientific research at RWTH Aachen to the citizen of Aachen.
Multiscale Modeling and Model Reduction Workshop
A two-day workshop on Multiscale Modeling and Model Reduction was organized jointly by the RWTH Profile Area Computational Science & Engineering (CompSE) and AICES. It was chaired by AICES PIs Prof. Stefanie Reese and Prof. Marek Behr. Ca. 30 young researchers from German and Dutch universities working in the fields of solid and fluid mechanics took part in lively discussions and a full program of scientific talks. The event was held at the new Innside Hotel by Melia in Aachen.
Prof. Behr elected Vice-President of the German Association for Computational Mechanics
The General Assembly of the German Association for Computational Mechanics took place on June 7, 2016, in conjunction with the ECCOMAS Congress 2016 on Crete Island, Greece. The Scientific Director of AICES, Prof. Marek Behr, was elected as the next Vice-President of GACM for a four-year term 2017-2021. Prof. Michael Kaliske from TU Dresden, the current Vice-President of GACM, will become the new President.
Dr. Stefanie Elgeti becomes Co-Chair of EYIC
At the European Community on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences (ECCOMAS) Congress 2016, which took place during June 5-10, 2016 on the Crete Island, Greece, AICES Junior Research Group Leader Dr. Stefanie Elgeti was selected as a Co-Chair of the ECCOMAS Young Investigator Committee (EYIC). Over the term of four years, she will be heading the EYIC together with Dr. Alexander Popp from TU Munich. The EYIC groups together delegates of national and regional associations of computational mechanics and applied mathematics, and represents the interests of young scientists on the ECCOMAS executive committee. EYIC is also in charge of organizing the bi-annual Young Investigator Conference, such as the one that took place in Aachen in July 2015.
AICES Fellow Manuel Allhoff Has Passed his Doctoral Exam
Manuel Allhoff started as AICES fellow in 2012 and received his Ph.D. degree in June2016.
His research on Efficient Algorithms for Motif Discovery on Genomic Signals,
has been advised by Dr. Costa and Prof. Berlage.
Dr. Philip Varghese visits AICES
From May 9th to May 13th Dr. Philip L. Varghese from the department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics of University of Texas
at Austin visited AICES. Prof. Varghese is an expert in non-equilibrium gas flow modeling and high performance computing. During his visit he gave two
presentations and interacted fruitfully with the groups of Prof. Dr. Paolo
Bientinesi , Dr. Julia Kowalski , Prof. Dr. Heinz Pitsch and Prof. Dr. Manuel Torrilhon.
AICES Fellow Atanas Stavrev Has Passed his Doctoral Exam
Atanas Stavrev became AICES Fellow in 2012 and received his Ph.D. degree in May 2016. His thesis title on "NURBS – Enhanced Geometry Handling for Free-Surface Flow Problems and Immersed Boundary Methods" has been advised by Dr. Elgeti
Prof. Dr. David Bommes wins the Young Researcher Award 2016
Every year, the Young Researcher Award at Eurographics is given to two young researchers, who have already made a notable contribution in their work field and are likely to make more. The intent of that award is, to recognize those people early in their career. This year the winners are Wenzel Jakob and David Bommes. David already won two awards at Eurographics in 2011 and 2013.
Prof. Dr. Bientinesi gets the approval for a second phase of the INTEL parallel computing project
Prof. Dr. Paolo Bientinesi leads the INTEL Parallel Computing Centre at RWTH Aachen.
The current project there, deals with optimizing HPC software to take advantage of Intel Xeon processors, which are optimal for HPC workloads with parallel and serial components, and Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors, which are the optimal choice for highly parallel workloads.
Second AICES Fast- Track student Aravind Balan has passed his doctoral exam
Aravind Balan received his doctoral degree in Mechanical Engineering from AICES Graduate school. He is the second Fast- track student. This program offers a highly interdisciplinary fast- track research oriented training program, where the start of the doctoral research overlaps with the Master thesis work.
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Dahmen co- organizes workshop on high-dimensional problems in Venice
From May 2nd to May 6th, the workshop on Challenges in High-Dimensional Analysis and Computation took place on San Servole Island, Venice.
Prof Dr. Wolfgang Dahmen co- organized this conference together with Gérard Biau (UPMC, Paris), Albert Cohen (UPMC, Paris) and Ronald DeVore (Texas A&M, College Station),
Its supported by ERC- Adv project and excellence initiative of RWTH Aachen University.
Prof. Dr. Florian Wellmann starts project at the Transregional Collaborative Research Centre SFB TR32 (Patterns in Soil-Vegetation-Atmosphere-Systems)
The aim of the new project with the title "Identification and Simulation of Subsurface Soil Patterns from Geophysical Measurements" is to combine geophysical measurements with novel mathematical and statistical methods for a better characterization and an optimised prediction of patterns and structures in the subsurface. The project combines theoretical developemnts, as well as additional geophysical measurements to validate predcitions on test sites of the Forschungszentrum Jülich.
RWTH Aachen is involved in 2 Kopernikus Projects
The Kopernikus Projects aim for a conversion of the energy system. This will take 10 years and is a cooperation of science, economy and civil society, which try to find a technological and economic solution.
Until 2025 the energy concepts are supposed to work on a big scale.
There are 230 partners working on those projects. The RWTH Aachen AVT institute is involved in two of those projects.
DFG-Project "SFB - Transregio 40" has been extended for 2 years
The projects name is "Technological Foundations for the Design of Thermally and Mechanically Highly Loaded Components of Future Space Transportation Systems."
Dr. Tobias Luginsland receives RWTH Startup Funding
The RWTH Start-Up provides initial project funding for early-career researchers in order to foster their scientific autonomy and profile. This year, Dr. sc. Tobias Luginsland has been awarded with the Place-to-Be RWTH-Startup Funding. It is his second successful application in a row after receiving the RWTH-Startup Funding already in 2015 for his insect flapping flight project.
Manuscript by Dr. Benjamin Stamm is featured on the cover of the Journal of Chemical Physics and linked on their website
The Volume 144 Issue 5 on February 7, 2016 of the Journal of Chemical Physics features an image of the manuscript on "A new discretization for the
Polarizable Continuum Model within the domain decomposition paradigm" by Dr. Stamm on their cover.
The full manuscript is linked on their website.
AICES Fellow Callum Corbett Has Passed His Doctoral Exam
Callum Corbett studied Computational Engineering Science at the RWTH Aachen University and received his engineering diploma in 2010.
Prof. Behr Invited as Plenary Speaker to WCCM XII & APCOM VI Congress in Seoul
The 12th World Congress on Computational Mechanics (WCCM XII) and 6th Asia-Pacific Congress on Computational Mechanics (APCOM VI) will be held in Seoul, Republic of Korea, during 24 – 29 July, 2016. This congress is a forum to communicate and share new ideas and methods that will foster the development across all aspects of computational methods and their applications in mechanics, engineering and applied sciences.
Prof Mitsos Receives Best Paper Award of Journal of Global Optimization
Each year, a committee of Journal of Global Optimization evaluates
articles published in Journal of Global Optimization during the
preceding year for the Best Paper Award. Concerning papers published in
2014, the Journal of Global Optimization Best Paper Award was split
between three papers, amongst others "Multivariate McCormick
Relaxations" by A. Tsoukalas and Prof. Mitsos.
Prof. Torrilhon publishes an article in the Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics
The January 2016 issue of Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics features an invited article by AICES-PI and CCES-faculty Manuel Torrilhon on "Modeling Nonequilibrium Gas Flow based on Moment Equations". Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics publishes about 20 articles per year exclusively by invitation and is considered the highest ranked journal in the field of mechanics.
AICES @ RWTH Aachen Advising Days
This year the RWTH Aachen Advising Days will take place from January 26 to 28, 2016 in Kármán Auditorium.


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Hi-Res/ CAM guidance has really been struggling in this pattern as 24 hours ago it looked like that Wisconsin MCS would be sliding south through Michigan later tonight. Short range guidance also did not do well with the line of storms that came through the area earlier today. Showers and a few tstms may still redevelop/expand eastward tonight over srn lwr MI due to H8 theta-e advection from the west. However svr wx looks unlikely given ongoing active MCS just to our west. && .SHORT TERM...(This evening through Saturday night) Issued at 334 PM EDT Thu Jul 21 2016 The main issue tonight will be the threat of additional thunderstorms. The heat advisory will be continued for Friday. It may be needed Saturday but I am not sure enough of that to extend it at this time. The current area of thunderstorms should be totally out of our CWA by 4 pm. Then the question becomes can storms redevelop? There is a cold front dropping south into our forecast area tonight and it will only slowly move south through the CWA, not clearing the southern CWA till Friday afternoon. So the low level jet may help redevelop storms this evening that will sink south overnight. Once those storms clear the area by mid morning Friday then I expect hot and humid conditions to prevail through Saturday night. the next cold front may trigger more storms Saturday night. Assuming the morning convection does clear the area Friday, I would expect highs in the mid 90s. Combine that with dew points near 70 and heat index values should reach around 100. This may happen Saturday but my confidence in that is too low to extend the headline at this time. .LONG TERM...(Sunday through Thursday) Issued at 334 PM EDT Thu Jul 21 2016 Main weather in the long term comes in the first period or two, Sunday and Sunday night. A shortwave trough will be traversing the northern Great Lakes and Ontario which will swing a cold front through the area. The ECMWF is indicating a 30-35 knot LLJ over the CWA Sunday afternoon and evening. CAPE values via the ECMWF are on the order of 2000-3000 J/KG. Deep layer shear is 30-40 knots across Central Lower, so a severe threat will need to be watched going forward. Still warm and humid heading into Sunday, with some relief coming in the wake of the cold front. Highs Monday through Wednesday will be more typical in the lower to middle 80s in most areas. Dry weather is forecast Monday through Wednesday with a high shifting east through the area. Another shortwave in zonal flow will bring additional chances for showers and storms in the Wednesday night and Thursday time frame. && .AVIATION...(For the 00Z TAFS through 00Z Friday evening) Issued at 803 PM EDT Thu Jul 21 2016 Fcst confidence is low over the next 24 hours in regards to coverage/timing of convection as well as the risk for late night and early morning stratus/fog. The line of storms that went through earlier has stabilized the air mass temporarily, but the latest RAP guidance shows MU Capes near 3500 J/KG and strong moisture advection at 850 MB returning between now and 06z. This could cause showers and tstms to redevelop, however the tstm complex currently in srn WI may block/disrupt that incoming moisture/instability. For now will only include a mention of showers in the TAFs tonight and amend if the tstm potential increases later on. RAP guidance also indicates a decent potential for some IFR stratus from 06z-12z, but am skeptical of this too with all the mid and high level clouds around, so for now only went with a light/MVFR fog scenario. Believe the threat of thunder is too low on Friday to have CBs in the TAFs given westerly flow and subsidence in place, so went VFR most of the day once the fog lifts. && .MARINE... Issued at 334 PM EDT Thu Jul 21 2016 I will continue the beach hazard and Small Craft Advisories into this evening then let them expire this evening. The core of the strongest winds will come through between now and 8 pm this evening. Beyond that I see no big issues for our Near Shore. && .HYDROLOGY... Issued at 334 PM EDT Thu Jul 21 2016 Rainfall is not expected to be heavy enough to result in large scale flooding of rivers or streams in the coming week. 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Bobcats beat Heat, ruin Wade's comeback
There are 11 comments on the South Florida Sun-Sentinel story from Apr 8, 2007, titled Bobcats beat Heat, ruin Wade's comeback. In it, South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports that:It was Easter Sunday, and it easily could have been another day off. That's what teammates, family and friends expected.
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"Raptors Set Team Mark With 28th Home Win" Well, we can forget catching them,
#2 Apr 9, 2007
I can't believe Riley kept Wade in.. this decision did cost us the game..period. What was the purpose of forcing Wade in as we saw him struggling ....
#3 Apr 9, 2007
Riley had a brain fart-- what was he thinking?
he should have stayed with what was working..
#4 Apr 9, 2007
I was so happy to see clips on D-Wade joining the HEAT yesterday. He looks good but I just hope that he will be okay and doesn't do any further damage. Watch out for the defending 2006 CHAMPS!! Don't sleep on us.
#6 Apr 9, 2007
Should have stayed with what was working? Did you not see their last 4 games? All 4 the quarter collapses!! This time they had to come back in the 4th and they did it with Wade on the floor.
Riley did the right thing, if wade makes his 2 free throws at the end of that game, they would have one.
#7 Apr 9, 2007
Perhaps D-Fade should quit talking about other player's lack of "clutch-shooting" and check himself! BTW, you can't "resurrect" unless you're dead. It was only an injury...kinda like the ones that other mere mortals get.
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#8 Apr 9, 2007
how many times has d-wade come through under pressure? seeing as ur from texas, im comparing him to ur beloved dirk, who cost dallas the title last year...
#9 Apr 9, 2007
Absolutely. Wade is the reason why this team won last year in the finals and he is the reason why this team is so successful. Before Wade was with the Heat do any of you remember they were barely playoff material? Big difference isnt it? This is why DWade should have been MVP last year not only in the Finals this kid deserves much more than he is given credit. Given what I said if you like this kid than dont watch the game nobody is forcing you to. Either that or jealousy sure does slip in there as well.
#10 Apr 9, 2007
scratch that.. "if you dont like" .. pfft typos..
#11 Apr 9, 2007
The schleps backed off or ran out of gas again.
They saw Wade and said, "ok boys break time!" he's back and let him win the game for us!
And a crappy team blew em out in OT. Same old farts,same story.
Wade save yourself for next year,your going to get hurt again and for what?
Chester the dickhead from the queer state,is still cryin' Wade kicked thier ass so bad they had to unbutton thier shirt to take a crap.
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#12 Apr 10, 2007
uhh, NUT BUSTER, didn't mean to pick on the mentally-challenged. Try "their" instead of "thier". Don't worry, I won't associate your spelling with the intelligence of your comments!
Miami citizens and the Heat are the Greatest!...bye....
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We knew from the beginning of planning that we wanted to have a band and we had to pick out one that would be able to satisfy both sides of our family (groom is Portuguese and I am African American) and the different generations. We went to a showcase and no one else showed up... Read More so we were the only people and had a personal show. At first, it was a very awkward but by the second song we were grooving along because they were so fun, talented and engaging. We hired them that night. Rick, the band leader was very helpful throughout the year of planning. The band accommodated our request for our first dance and learned 3 songs for us. There was a slight hiccup in our first dance (Party Factor sang the first half of the song then they were to switch on the techno version of the song for the 2nd half of our dance and it was flipped on too quickly and we didn't do a part of our dance), probably because they couldn't see us with our wedding party standing in front of them but it didn't even matter cause no one noticed and they were so awesome. This band was the highlight of our wedding and worth every penny. The band ate during cocktail hour and were ready to go when the reception started. They played through dinner and it really set the tone for the rest of the reception. The music from the beginning was so perfectly chosen by the band for the diverse crowd. Once the party got started, the guests were on the dance floor all night. There was never a moment when the dance floor wasn't full. They did Blurred Lines and had a circle and the lead male singer came out into the crowd and picked out guests to dance in the middle and almost made a game of it. It was so fun. Unlikely guests were picked and really had a good time with it. One of my favorite memories of the night. They even let the groom's uncle sing a song with the band for a song. The interaction of the band with the crowd was so cool; I've never seen anything like it. The lead singers were unbelievable and the band was really talented. Our guests still rave about how Party Factor was the best band they'd ever seen and I'd have to agree. I will use them whenever I need a band for personal or professional use. Splurge on your band because people are going to remember how much fun they had, not the small details you are worried about. Thank you Party Factor for an incredible night of music.
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We never had any doubt that we wanted to hire a live band to perform at our wedding. However, since we were travelling from out of town, we were worried about tracking down a group that could make the trek to Maine's coast for a Sunday wedding. But from the first time we heard... Read More their recordings on their website, Groove Authority was the epitome of professionalism and quality. They were easy to get a hold of, transparent with their costs and what their services were, and were ready to go on time and in full gear on the big day. Now let's talk about the actual music. Let's get one thing clear right off the bat: this was the best live band to which I've ever had the pleasure of dancing. I found out after the wedding that half the audience thought our opening dance song (If I Ain't Got You, by Alicia Keys) was actually just a CD recording, because the band was actually that good. Personally I thought they were better than the CD recording (with all due respect to Ms. Keys). I had originally given them a list of songs that I thought would go well with the evening, and while they stuck with them for the dinner (more classic crooner stuff), I am so happy that they took the reins for the dance segment. If they had listened to me it would have been a snorefest. Instead, we rocked to Journey, Bruno Mars, Neil Diamond, Daft Punk, Pharrel, Beyonce, and yes, every single person danced their butts off to Taylor Swift. Keep in mind, this was a relatively conservative (though excessively fun-filled) wedding in Kennebunkport, Maine, but by the end of the night, we were dancing with the servers, having dance-offs with the lead singer, and there was not a dry shirt to be found. When was the last wedding you went to where the entire dance floor was full until the venue shut you down? I can't remember either. Ultimately, they were worth every single penny we spent, and after three months it's still the first thing we hear when we ask people what they liked most about the wedding.
Groove Authority was the best investment we made while planning our wedding! EVERYONE was dancing the entire reception! Groove Authority is an absolute must for any wedding :) They learned a few songs for our reception and ceremony, and provided awesome jazz music for the... Read More cocktail hour. They were so professional and responsive throughout the wedding planning process. Paul, the band leader and contact was a pleasure to work with. We would recommend this band to anyone looking to make a statement at their wedding - this band is a must have!!!
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I hired Groove Authority for a scientific conference held in Cape Cod. I would highly recommend this group to anyone needing music services, regardless if it is a wedding or corporate function. They were very easy to work with, and provided an excellent performance. They had... Read More my group up and dancing after just a few songs, something completely unexpected from a group of scientists! Groove Authority had an exceptional presence, unbelievable singers, and outstanding musical artists. If you want to host the party everyone will be taking about, you need Groove Authority!
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