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- Evaluation of Double-moment Microphysical Parameterization with Observations During MC3E
Pu, Z.
- Comparison of 17 Ice Nucleation Measurement Techniques for Immersion Freezing
Kulkarni, G.
- Arctic Haze: Effect of Anthropogenic and Biomass Burning Aerosols Transported from Europe to the Arctic
Fast, J. .
- Good Is Not Enough: Improving Measurements of Atmospheric Particles
Kassianov, E.
- Ice Particle Projected Area- and Mass-dimension Expressions for Cirrus Clouds
Mitchell, D. L.
- A Partial Mechanistic Understanding of the North American Monsoon
Erfani, E.
- The Importance of Thermodynamic Profiling in the Boundary Layer
Turner, D. D., Cadeddu, M. P.
- Mountain-induced Dynamics Influence Cloud Phase Distribution and Precipitation
Shupe, M.
- Parameterizing the Mixing State of Complex Submicron Aerosols Using Chemical Imaging
Moffet, R.
- Roles of Wind Shear at Different Vertical Levels in Cloud System Organization and Properties
Fan, J.
- Fog and Rain in the Amazon
Gentine, P., Sobel, A.
- The Role of Ice Nuclei Recycling in the Maintenance of Cloud Ice in Arctic Mixed-phase Stratocumulus
Solomon, A., Feingold, G.
- Retrieving Cloud and Aerosol Properties from the ARM Raman Lidar
Thorsen, T., Fu, Q.
- Characterizing Arctic Mixed-phase Cloud Structure
Dong, X.
- MBL Drizzle Properties and Their Impact on Cloud Property Retrieval
Dong, X.
- Retrieving Routine Rain Rates from a Ka-Band Profiling Radar Platform
Chandra, A. S.
- Observation of Fair-weather Cumuli over Land Dynamical Factors Controlling Cloud Size and Cover
Lamer, K.
- How Well Are Shallow Convective Clouds Simulated in the CAM5 Model?
Chandra, A. S.
- Simulating the MJO: Everybody Into the (Cold) Pool!
Del Genio, A. D.
- Observed Relations Between Snowfall Microphysics and Triple-Frequency Radar Observations
Kneifel, S.
- Liquid Water the Key to Arctic Cloud Radiative Closure
Shupe, M.
- A Lidar View of Clouds in Southeastern China
Li, Z., Cribb, M. C.
- ARM Data Used to Evaluate Reanalysis Results
Dong, X.
- DCS Ice Cloud Microphysical Properties Derived from Aircraft Data During MC3E
Dong, X.
- MBL Cloud and CCN Properties Under Coupled and Decoupled Conditions
Dong, X.
- Stereo Photogrammetry Reveals Substantial Drag on Cloud Thermals
Romps, D.
- Sticky Thermals: Evidence for a Dominant Balance Between Buoyancy and Drag in Cloud Updrafts
Romps, D.
- Regime Analysis to Identify the Contribution of Clouds to Surface Temperature Errors in GCMs
Van Weverberg, K.
- Bimodal CCN Spectra
Hudson, J. G.
- Assessing Impact of Shattered Artifacts on Measured Size Distributions
McFarquhar, G.
- Characterizing Uncertainties in Ice Particle Size Distributions
McFarquhar, G.
- The Shapes and Phases of Small Particles in Mixed-Phase Clouds
McFarquhar, G.
- Single Particle Database of Natural Ice Crystals: Dimensions and Aspect Ratios
Um, J., McFarquhar, G.
- Making Sense of Convective Updrafts: Mass Flux and Microphysics
Fridlind, A. M.
- Developing and Evaluating Ice Cloud Parameterizations by Combining Radar and in Situ Observations
Maahn, M., Loehnert, U.
- Light Absorption of Primary Organic Aerosol Paper Named ACS Editors' Choice
Lu, Z., Streets, D. .
- The Two Faces of Aerosols
Ovink, J.
- Intersecting Cold Pools: Convective Cloud Organization by Cold Pools over Tropical Ocean
Feng, Z.
- Comparison of Vertical Velocities in Cirrus Derived from Aircraft and Ground-based Radar
Muhlbauer, A., Kalesse, H.
- Satellite Inference of Thermals and Cloud Base Updraft Speeds
Zheng, Y.
- Are Increases in Thunderstorm Activity in Southeast China Related to Air Pollution?
Li, Z., Cribb, M. C.
- Strongly Absorbing Aerosols Affect Retrievals of Cloud Optical Depth
Li, Z., Cribb, M. C.
- Filling Gaps Within Instrument Records
Kennedy, A. D.
- Quantifying the Importance of Cold Pool Mechanisms for Convection Triggering
Kuang, Z.
- Modeling Precipitating Cumulus Congestus Observed by the ARM Radar Suite During the MC3E Field Campaign
Mechem, D. B.
- Evaluation of Trigger Functions for Convective Parameterization Schemes
Zhang, G.
- Even at High Humidity, Aerosols Stick Around: Slowly Evaporating Particles Refute Assumption
Zelenyuk-Imre, A.
- Tall Clouds from Tiny Raindrops Grow
Hagos, S. M.
- Modeling Dust as Component Minerals in the Community Atmosphere Model
Ghan, S. J.
- A Novel Approach for Introducing 3D Cloud Spatial Structure Into 1D Radiative Transfer
Huang, D.
- Long-Term Measurements of Submicrometer Aerosol Chemistry at SGP Using an ACSM
Zhang, Q., Fast, J. .
- A New Approach for Representing Ice Particles in Weather and Climate Model
Morrison, H. C.
- Multiday Production of SOA in Urban and Forest Outflow
Lee-Taylor, J., Madronich, S.
- Finding the Causes for Consistently Low Biased Stratiform Rainfall in Models
Varble, A., Zipser, E.
- Overly Intense Convective Updrafts Exposed as a Significant Contributor to Model Biases
Varble, A., Zipser, E.
- Sensitivity of Arctic Mixed-Phase Stratocumulus to Surface-Layer and Cloud-Top Moisture Sources
Solomon, A., Shupe, M.
- A Comprehensive Parameterization of Heterogeneous Ice Nucleation of Dust Surrogate
Zhang, K.
- Water Vapor Turbulence Statistics in the Convective Boundary Layer
Turner, D. D.
- Validating Water Vapor Turbulence Measurements from Lidar
Turner, D. D.
- Hail Generation and Melting in Deep Convective Clouds from the Perspective of Dual-polarization
Ryzhkov, A.
- On the Right Track for Tropical Clouds
Hagos, S. M.
- Double Bonus: Win-Win for Atmospheric Particles
Kassianov, E.
- Observing Warm Clouds in 3D Using ARM Scanning Cloud Radars and a Novel Ensemble Method
Fielding, M. D.
- Validation of Climate Model Ice Cloud Properties
Eidhammer, T.
- Fast and Rigorous: Finding Surface Reflectivity by Looking Up at Clouds
Kassianov, E.
- Dust Takes Detour on Ice-Cloud Journey
Kulkarni, G.
- Interactions Between Cumulus Convection and Its Environment as Revealed by MC3E
Xie, S.
- First Observations of Tracking Clouds Using Scanning ARM Cloud Radars
Borque, P.
- Validation of CERES-MODIS Cloud Retrievals Using the Azores Data
Dong, X.
- Diurnal Variation of MBL Cloud Properties over the Azores
Dong, X.
- Effects of Sea Spray on the Thermodynamics of the Hurricane Boundary Layer
Khain, A.
- A New Theory of Time-dependent Freezing and Its Application to Investigation of Formation of Hail
Khain, A., Phillips, V.
- Turn Trash Into Treasure: Continental Warm Cloud Properties Derived from Unexploited Solar Background Signals
Chiu, J.
- Growing More Effective Ways to Measure Climate Change
Maseyk, K. S.
- Deciphering Raindrop Collisions with Dual-polarization Radar
Kumjian, M.
- Clouds, Aerosol, and Precipitation in the Marine Boundary Layer: an ARM Mobile Facility Deployment
Wood, R.
- Predicting Atmospheric Particle Population's Weight Gain
Zaveri, R.
- Checking Up on Tropical Sunlight
Riihimaki, L., Long, C. N.
- Parameterization of Vertical Velocity in Shallow Convections
Zhang, M.
- Phase State and Physical Properties of Ambient and Lab Generated Aerosols: X-ray Microscopy
OBrien, R. E., Gilles, M.
- Location Matters: Origin of Ice Formation Influences Mixed-phase Stratiform Clouds
Shaw, R. A.
- Research Masters the Misunderstood Mixed-Phase Cloud
Ovchinnikov, M.
- Scientists Uncover Combustion Mechanism to Better Predict Warming by Wildfires
Dubey, M. K., Donahue, N.
- The Anatomy and Physics of ZDR Columns
Kumjian, M.
- Aerosol-mediated Changes in Deep Convective Cloud Radiative Forcing over the SGP
Cribb, M. C.
- Gas-Phase Dry Deposition as a Major Removal Mechanism for Secondary Organic Aerosols (SOA)
Hodzic, A.
- Ice Concentration Retrieval in Stratiform Mixed-Phase Clouds Using Cloud Radar Measurements
Zhang, D., Wang, Z.
- Precipitation Estimation from the ARM Distributed Radar Network
Giangrande, S.
- Comparison of Mixed-layer Heights from Airborne HSRL and WRF-Chem During CARES
Scarino, A. J.
- Accuracy of GFS and ECMWF Hurricane Sandy Track Forecasts Dependent on Cumulus Parameterization
Bassill, N. P., Zipser, E.
- The Emergence of Open Source Software for the Weather Radar Community
Collis, S. M.
- MBL Aerosol Properties and Their Impact on CCN at the Azores-AMF Site
Dong, X.
- Which Absorption Model Should Be Used for Supercooled Liquid Water in the Microwave?
Kneifel, S.
- Parameterization of Ice Fall Speeds in Midlatitude Cirrus: Results from SPartICus
Mishra, S., Mitchell, D. L.
- Merging Cloud and Precipitation Radar Data Provides a Better View of Tropical Rain Clouds
Comstock, J. M.
- Assessing Aerosol Impacts on Drizzle Intensity and Frequency from AMF Data
Chiu, J.
- Madden–Julian Oscillation Heating: to Tilt or Not to Tilt
Schumacher, C.
- Turbulent Entrainment-Mixing Processes in Cumuli
Liu, Y.
- Observational Analysis of Land-Atmosphere Coupling for Climate Model Evaluation
Phillips, T. J., Klein, S.
- Multi-scale Variations of Decade-long Cloud Fractions from Six Different Platforms over the SGP
Wu, W.
- Retrieving Thermodynamic Profiles in the Boundary Layer in Clear and Cloudy Conditions
Turner, D. D.
- Understanding the Differences Between Absolution Calibration Techniques in the Microwave
Turner, D. D.
- Arctic Winter Frost Flowers Have Negligible Influence on Cloud Longwave Warming
Xu, L., Russell, L. M.
- A Revealing Look Inside Northern Australian Wet Season Precipitation
Giangrande, S.
- MBL Cloud Properties Derived from the Azores-AMF Observations
Dong, X.
- The Organic Molecules Explaining New Particle Growth in the Boreal Forest
Thornton, J.
- Arctic Multilayered Mixed-phase Cloud Processes
Verlinde, J.
- Measured Parameterization of Fire Aerosol Single Scattering Albedo Using Combustion Efficiency
Dubey, M. K.
- The Overambitious Other Carbon
Church, J.
- Marine Stratocumulus Clouds: Turbulence-Raidation-Thermodynamics Coupling
Ghate, V. P.
- Does Glyoxal Contribute Significantly to Regional SOA Formation?
Knote, C., Hodzic, A.
- Automated Rain Rate Estimates Using the Ka-band ARM Zenith Radar (KAZR)
Chandra, A. S.
- Effect of Dry Deposition of Condensable Organic Vapors on SOA Formation in the Urban Plume
Hodzic, A.
- Reality Check: Estimates for Human-Caused Methane Emissions in the U.S. Appear Off by 50%
Biraud, S. C.
- Improving Estimates of Cloud Condensation Nuclei Concentration
Li, Z.
- Evaluation of Gridded SACR Reflectivity Observations and Vertical Doppler Velocity Retrievals
Lamer, K., Kollias, P.
- Most Systematic Errors in Climate Models Appear in Only a Few Days of Model Integration
Ma, H.
- Forecast Calls for Better Models: Examining the Core Components of Arctic Clouds to Clear Their Influence on Climate
Laskin, A.
- Effect of Environmental Instability on the Sensitivity of Convection to the Rimed Ice Species
Van Weverberg, K.
- All Mixed Up—Probing Large and Small Scale Turbulence Structures in Continental Stratocumulus Clouds
Fang, M., Albrecht, B. A.
- Ground Stations Likely Get a Boost from Satellites to Estimate Carbon Dioxide Emissions
Roeder, L. R.
- Spectro-microscopic Measurements of Carbonaceous Aerosol Aging in Central California
Gilles, M., Moffet, R.
- Digging Into Climate Models' Needs with SPADE
Gustafson, W. I.
- Nailing Down Ice in a Cloud Model
Comstock, J. M.
- Invisible Giants in the Sky
Kassianov, E.
- Cotton-Ball Clouds Contained
Berg, L.
- Is Cumulus Drag a Rayleigh Drag?
Romps, D.
- When It Rains, It Doesn't Always Pour
Penide, G.
- Arctic Mixed-phase Clouds Persist with Little Help from the Local Surface
Shupe, M.
- CCN and Vertical Velocity Influences
Hudson, J. G.
- Drizzle in the Making
Luke, E.
- A Tall Order: Climate Models Fall Short in Predicting African Sahel Rainfall
Roehrig, R.
- Evaluation of WRF Microphysics Schemes in Squall Line Simulations
Dong, X.
- Determining the Future of CO2 Using an Earth System Model
Keppel-Aleks, G.
- Addressing the "Light Precipitation Problem" in the ECMWF Global Model
Ahlgrimm, M.
- First Comes the Thunder: Precursors to Local Rainfall in the West African Monsoon
Roeder, L. R.
- First-of-Its-Kind Intercomparison Study Highlights Needed Improvements in Atmospheric Models
Fridlind, A. M.
- The Brass Ring of Climate Modeling
Ghan, S. J.
- Power in the Vertical: Using Wind Profiler Data to Study Precipitation
Kollias, P.
- Pointing Scanning Cloud Radar in the Right Direction
Fielding, M. D.
- A Mixed Bag of Aerosols over Northeastern China
Li, Z.
- A New Algorithm for Automated Detection of Planetary Boundary Layer Depth
Li, Z., Sawyer, V. R.
- A Minimalist Approach to Modeling Complex Arctic Clouds
Shaw, R. A.
- Optimal Method to Determine Orientation Average of Scattering Properties of Ice Crystals
Um, J., McFarquhar, G.
- Twenty Years Serving Climate Science
Mather, J. H.
- Cloud Cover Homogenizes Arctic Vegetation
Street, L.
- Irrigation's Impact on Clouds and Climate
Qian, Y.
- Chemical Diffusivity and Viscosity of Secondary Organic Aerosols
Zelenyuk-Imre, A.
- The Impact of Instrument Selection and Sampling on Cloud Fraction at the ARM Southern Great Plains Site
Kennedy, A. D.
- Wildfires Lead to More Warming Than Climate Models Predict, a New Mexico Fire Study Reports
Bhattacharya, A.
- Linking Ice Nucleation to Aerosols and Its Impact on CAM5 Simulated Arctic Clouds and Radiation
Xie, S.
- New Insights Into Deep Convective Core Vertical Velocities Using ARM UHF Wind Profilers
Giangrande, S.
- An Application of Linear Programming Techniques to ARM Polarimetric Radar Processing
Giangrande, S.
- Micropulse Lidar-Derived Aerosol Optical Depth Climatology at ARM Sites Worldwide
Kafle, D. N., Coulter, R. L.
- Modified Climate Model Better Replicates Global Rainfall
Bhattacharya, A.
- New Method Simulates 3D Ice Crystal Growth Within Clouds
Bhattacharya, A.
- Unique Properties of the Arctic Stratiform Cloud-Top Region
Shupe, M.
- Cloud Survey over West Africa Reveals Climate Impact of Mid-Level Clouds
Bhattacharya, A.
- A Finer Mesh to Improve Cloud Representation in Climate Models?
Bhattacharya, A.
- Different Strokes for Different Folks—Not Any More, Say Scientists at the UK Met Office
Morcrette, C., Bhattacharya, A.
- Importance of Environmental Instability to the Sensitivity of the Rimed Ice Species in Convection
Van Weverberg, K., Vogelmann, A. M.
- What Controls the Vertical Extent of Continental Shallow Cumulus?
Zhang, Y.
- Evaluation of Cloud Properties and Precipitation for Stratiform and Convective Simulations
Van Weverberg, K., Vogelmann, A. M.
- Microphysics Complexity in Squall Line Simulations
Van Weverberg, K., Vogelmann, A. M.
- The Role of Microphysics Parameterization in Simulating Tropical Mesoscale Convective Systems
Van Weverberg, K., Vogelmann, A. M.
- Field Campaign Resource Allocation Using Statistical Decision Analysis
Hanlon, C.
- Rain and Cloud Resistance
Flaherty, J.
- Fair-Weather Clouds Hold Dirty Secret
Shrivastava, M.
- When Pollution Gets a Whiff of Trees
Shilling, J.
- A Decade and Counting
Long, C. N.
- Modeling Aerosols in Fair-Weather Clouds During CHAPS
Shrivastava, M.
- Desert Dust Determines Aerial Spread of Thunderstorm Clouds
Bhattacharya, A.
- Study Proposes New Scheme to Characterize Land-Atmosphere Interactions and Improve Climate Models
Bhattacharya, A.
- Burning on the Prairies
Bhattacharya, A.
- Statistics of Vertical Velocities from Monsoonal Convection with Verification
Collis, S. M.
- China's Aerosol Malady
Bhattacharya, A.
- Higher Clouds Retain Less Energy
Bhattacharya, A.
- Mingling in the Sky—A View from the Earth
Bhattacharya, A.
- Chinese Researchers Report Reliable Method for Monitoring Soil Moisture
Bhattacharya, A.
- The Short and the Long of Storms: Tracing a Deep Convective System's Life in the Midlatitude
Feng, Z.
- High and Dry - Probing Greenland's Atmosphere and Clouds
Shupe, M., Turner, D. D.
- Development and Validation of a Black Carbon Mixing State Resolved Three-Dimensional Model
Fast, J. .
- The Mixing State of Carbonaceous Aerosol Particles in Northern and Southern California Measured During CARES and CalNex
Zaveri, R.
- Understanding Aerosol Effects on Liquid Processes in Mixed-Phase Clouds
de Boer, G.
- Evaluation of Cloud Properties in Major Reanalyses
Liu, Y., Wu, W.
- Exploring Parameterization for Turbulent Entrainment-Mixing Processes in Clouds
Liu, Y., Lu, C.
- Strong Impacts of Vertical Velocity on Cloud Microphysics and Implications for Aerosol Indirect
Liu, Y., Lu, C.
- Entrainment Rate in Shallow Cumuli: Probabilistic Distribution and Dependence on Dry Air Sources
Liu, Y., Lu, C.
- Shaking Things Up—What Triggers Atmospheric Convection in the West African Sahel?
Bhattacharya, A.
- Tropical Clouds: from Jekyll to Hyde
Hagos, S. M.
- 2007 Floods Not a Complete Washout in U.S. Great Plains
Bhattacharya, A.
- Evaluation of a Modified Scheme for Shallow Convection with CuP
Berg, L.
- Spectral Invariant Properties of Single-Scattering Albedo for Water Droplets and Ice Crystals
Marshak, A.
- More Like Shades of Gray: the Effects of Black Carbon in Aerosols
McComiskey, A. C.
- Modeling from a Tropical State of Mind
Del Genio, A. D.
- Looking at the Full Spectrum for Water Vapor
Turner, D. D.
- Scale Shows True Weight of Aerosol Effects on Clouds
McComiskey, A. C.
- The Complexity of Arctic Clouds
Shupe, M.
- Probing the Birth of New Particles
Wang, J.
- Measurement of Convective Entrainment Using Lagrangian Particles
Romps, D.
- Lord of the Wings: Elevated Particles a Rising Star
Kassianov, E.
- The Influence of Regional Anthropogenic Emission Reductions on Aerosol Direct Radiative Forcing
Bergmann, D.
- Metrics and Diagnostics for Climate Model Short-Range Hindcasts
Ma, H.
- Mid-Level Cloud Formation at the ARM Darwin Site
Riihimaki, L.
- Pollution Hitches Ride to Arctic
Zelenyuk-Imre, A.
- Measured Radiative Cooling from Reflective Roofs in India
Fischer, M. L.
- Quantifying the Impact of Dust on Ice Generation in Supercooled Stratiform Clouds
Wang, Z., Zhang, D.
- Satellite Constraints on Cloud-Top Phase, Ice Size, and Asymmetry Parameter over Deep Convection
van Diedenhoven, B., Fridlind, A. M.
- Carbonaceous Aerosol Aging Mechanisms Improve Agreement of Global Simulations with Data
Dubey, M. K.
- "Invisible" Giants in the Sky
Kassianov, E.
- Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Aerosol
Chand, D.
- The Critical Role of Cloud Drop Effective Radius >14 Micron Radius in Rain Initiation
Rosenfeld, D., Wang, H.
- Cloud-Resolving Model (CRM) Simulations: Robust Results for Use in Climate Model Development
Fridlind, A. M., Mrowiec, A. A.
- To Rain or Not to Rain...Aerosols May Be the Answer
Li, Z.
- ARM SGP Observations Help Validate Soil Temperature Simulations
Huang, M.
- ARM Observations Guide Low-Cloud Parameterization Development in the ECMWF Model
Ahlgrimm, M., Forbes, R. M.
- Impact of Anthropogenic Emissions on Organic Aerosols During CARES
Zhang, Q.
- Memo from Real World to Cumulus Parameterizations: Get Organized!
Del Genio, A. D.
- Diurnal Cycle of Monsoon Clouds, Precipitation, and Surface Radiation
Long, C. N., May, P. T.
- How to Catch Aerosols in the Act
Wang, M.
- Atmospheric Sea Salt and Anthropogenic Organic Pollutants Mix to Lose
Laskin, A., Fast, J. .
- Many Forecast Errors Are Climate Errors
Xie, S.
- The Influence of Observed Cirrus Microphysical Properties on Shortwave Radiation: a Case Study
McFarquhar, G., Nousiainen, T. P.
- How Aerosols Affect Cloud Properties in Arctic Mixed-Phase Stratocumulus
McFarquhar, G.
- Small Irregular Ice Crystals in Tropical Cirrus
McFarquhar, G., Nousiainen, T. P.
- ARM Measurements Help to Evaluate Radiation Codes Used in Global Modeling
Oreopoulos, L., Mlawer, E. J.
- Pollution + Storm Clouds = Warmer Atmosphere
Fan, J.
- Radiative-Dynamical Feedbacks in Thin Stratiform Clouds
Petters, J. L.
- Comparing Global Atmospheric Model Simulations of Tropical Convection
Lin, Y.
- First Ground-Based Spectral Observations of the Entire Infrared Band
Turner, D. D., Mlawer, E. J.
- Improving Water Vapor Continuum Absorption and Its Impact on a GCM Simulation
Turner, D. D., Mlawer, E. J.
- Development and Recent Evaluation of the MT_CKD Model of Continuum Absorption
Mlawer, E. J.
- CAM5 Shows Reasonable Aerosol First Indirect Effects on Non-Precipitating Low Liquid Clouds
Zhao, C., Klein, S.
- Regional Controls on Ozone Precursors Will Have Different Impacts on Future Climate
Bergmann, D., Chuang, C.
- Mexico City Carbon-Containing Particle Composition Simulated
Zaveri, R.
- Aerosols Help Heat Up the Yangtze River Delta in China
Flynn, C. J.
- Challenging Work: Observing in the Arctic
Long, C. N.
- Tropical Rain Clouds Still a Challenge to Cloud-Resolving Models
Fridlind, A. M., Ackerman, A.
- Buffering of Ice Crystal Number Concentration to Ice Nucleus Abundance Above Arctic Stratus
Fridlind, A. M., Ackerman, A.
- Dielectric Models of Supercooled Cloud Water Evaluated Using ARM Data
Cadeddu, M. P.
- Black Carbon Reduction of Snow Albedo
Kirchstetter, T. W.
- Heating Up the Arctic: Most Complete Data Set Ever Collected Helps Scientists Understand Aerosol
Ghan, S. J.
- Clouds Get in the Way: How Climate Models Calculate the Effects of Clouds on Earth's Warming
Qian, Y.
- Weather and Atmospheric Overview During Study of Natural and Urban Emissions (CARES)
Fast, J. .
- Performance of Longwave Radiative Transfer Models for 3D Cloud Fields
Kablick III, G. P., Ellingson, R. G.
- Modelling Future Changes in Surface Ozone: a Parameterized Approach
Bergmann, D., Chuang, C.
- Spectrally Invariant Approximation Within Atmospheric Radiative Transfer
Marshak, A.
- Seasonal and Interannual Variability in 13C of Ecosystem Carbon Fluxes from 2002-2009
Torn, M. S.
- Millimeter Wave Scattering from Ice Crystals and Their Aggregates
Botta, G., Verlinde, J.
- Simulating the Impact of Aerosols on Tropical Deep Convection
Morrison, H. C.
- TOA Radiation Budget of Convective Core/Stratiform Rain/Anvil Clouds from Deep Convection
Feng, Z., Dong, X.
- What Exactly Do Metrics for Aerosol-Cloud Interactions Represent?
McComiskey, A. C.
- Predicting Arctic Sea Ice Loss
Liu, X.
- Trends in Downwelling Longwave Radiation over SGP
Gero, J., Turner, D. D.
- Case Closed on Nauru Island Effect
Long, C. N.
- The Long-Term Impacts of Aerosols on the Vertical Development of Clouds and Precipitation
Li, Z.
- Unraveling the Complexity of Arctic Mixed-Phase Clouds
Morrison, H. C.
- Mixed-Phase Cloud Radiative Properties from M-PACE Microphysical Retrievals
de Boer, G.
- A Dance of Aerosols
Song, C.
- Influence of Humidified Aerosols on Lidar Depolarization Below Ice-Precipitating Arctic Clouds
Fridlind, A. M., van Diedenhoven, B.
- Ground-Based Cloud Measurements Utilized to Evaluate the Simulation of Arctic Clouds in CCSM4
de Boer, G.
- Understanding Ice Formation in Arctic Mixed-Phase Boundary-Layer Clouds During ISDAC
Ackerman, A., Fridlind, A. M.
- Snow Particle Observations in Arctic Clouds
Morrison, H. C.
- The Birth of a Cloud Droplet
Ghan, S. J.
- Intercomparison of Model Simulations of Arctic Mixed-Phase Clouds
Morrison, H. C.
- Modeling the Sensitivity of Convection to Tropospheric Humidity
Del Genio, A. D.
- Cloud-Top Humidity Inversions and the Maintenance of Arctic Mixed-Phase Stratocumulus
Solomon, A., Shupe, M.
- Ice Heating Up Cold Clouds
Ovchinnikov, M.
- Factors Influencing the Microphysics and Radiative Properties of Liquid-Dominated Arctic Clouds
Earle, M., Liu, P.
- Parameterizing the Ice Fall Speed in Climate Models: Results from TC4 and ISDAC
Mitchell, D. L., Mishra, S.
- Possible Impact of Homogeneous Freezing Nucleation on in Situ Measurements
Mitchell, D. L., Mishra, S.
- Laboratory-Measured Optical Properties of Primary Organic Aerosol for Humidities Up to 95%
Bond, T., Rood, M. J.
- Atmospheric Moistening by Clouds Sustains Madden-Julian Oscillation
Hagos, S. M.
- Putting the Pieces Together
Fan, J.
- New Surface Albedo Data Set Enables Improved Radiative Transfer Calculations
McFarlane, S. A.
- Critical Evaluation of the ICARUS Portion of the ISCCP Simulator Using ARM Data
Mace, G.
- Cirrus Cloud Bimodal Size Distributions from ARM Remote Sensing Data
Mace, G.
- Estimating the Ice Crystal Enhancement Factor in the Tropics
Zeng, X., GSFC, N.
- Evaluation of CRM Intercomparison Simulations Using TWP-ICE Observations, Part 1
Varble, A.
- Comparison of Microphysics Schemes in Idealized Supercell Thunderstorm Simulations
Morrison, H. C.
- Modeled Compared to Measured O:C and H:C Elemental Ratios of Secondary Organic Material
Martin, S.
- Production Flux of Sea-Spray Aerosol
Schwartz, S. E.
- A Downwelling Infrared Radiance Climatology for the ARM Southern Great Plains Site
Turner, D. D., Gero, J.
- Indirect Impact of Atmospheric Aerosols on an Ensemble of Deep Convective Clouds
Grabowski, W., Morrison, H. C.
- Preferred States of the Winter Arctic Atmosphere, Surface, and Sub-Surface
Del Genio, A. D.
- Dependence of the Single-Scattering Properties of Small Ice Crystals on Idealized Shape Models
Um, J., McFarquhar, G.
- Cumuli Impact on Solar Radiation at Surface: Spectral Changes
Kassianov, E.
- Observations of the First Aerosol Indirect Effect in Shallow Cumuli
Berg, L.
- Effective Diameter in Ice Clouds and Its Application to Terrestrial Radiation
Mitchell, D. L.
- Characterizing Clouds at Arctic Atmospheric Observatories
Shupe, M.
- Progress Towards Climate Projections of Central U.S. Rainfall Using a Global Model with Embedded Explicit Convection
Pritchard, M. S.
- First Measurements of Neutral Atmospheric Cluster and 1-2 Nm Particle Number Distributions During Nucleation Events
McMurry, P. .
- New Insight on the Atmosphere's Tiniest Particles
Smith, J., McMurry, P. .
- Improving the Treatment of Radiation in Climate Models
Delamere, J. S.
- New Characterization of Organic Aerosol Evolution Will Help Improve Models
Jimenez, J.
- Climatology of Aerosol Optical Depth in North‐Central Oklahoma: 1992–2008
Michalsky, J. J.
- Ground-Based Measurements in Support of Liquid-Dependent Ice Nucleation in Arctic Clouds
de Boer, G.
- Surface Summertime Radiative Forcing by Shallow Cumuli at the ARM SGP
Berg, L.
- Multiyear Statistics of 2D Shortwave Radiative Effects at Three ARM Sites
Varnai, T.
- Comparison of Arctic Clouds Between ECMWF Simulations and ARM Observations at the NSA
Zhao, M., Wang, Z.
- Long-Term Observations of Convective Boundary Layer Using Insect Returns at SGP
Chandra, A. S.
- A New Bulk Microphysical Scheme That Includes Riming Intensity and Temperature Dependent Ice Ch
Lin, Y.
- Parameterization of Riming Intensity and Its Impact on Ice Fall Speed Using ARM Data
Lin, Y.
- First Observation-Based Estimates of Cloud-Free Aerosol Radiative Forcing Across China
Li, Z.
- Estimating Glaciation Temperature of Deep Convective Clouds with Remote Sensing Data
Li, Z.
- General Macrophysical and Microphysical Properties of Deep Convective Clouds as Observed by MODIS
Li, Z.
- Adoption of RRTMG in the NCAR CAM5 and CESM1 Global Climate Models
Iacono, M. J., Collins, W. D.
- Impact of Horizontal Resolution on Climate Model Simulations of Tropical Moist Processes
Boyle, J., Klein, S.
- Mechanisms Affecting the Transition from Shallow to Deep Convection over Land
Zhang, Y.
- Field Experiments to Improve the Treatment of Radiation in the Mid-to-Upper Troposphere
Turner, D. D., Mlawer, E. J.
- Ice Nucleation Link to Aerosols for Global Models
DeMott, P. J., Liu, X.
- CCN Activity and Mixing Rules of Isoprene Secondary Organic Aerosol (SOA) and Sulfate
Martin, S. T.
- Increased Accuracy for Sky Imager Retrievals
Long, C. N.
- New Method for Retrieving Cloud Heights from Satellite Data
Chang, F., Minnis, P.
- ARM RACORO Data Produces New Radiometer Tilt Correction Method
Long, C. N., Bucholtz, A., Jonsson, H. H., Schmid, B., Vogelmann, A. M., Wood, J.
- A New Method for Satellite/Surface Comparisons
Long, C. N.
- Anvil Clouds of Tropical Mesoscale Convective Systems in Monsoon Regions
Cetrone, J., Houze, R.
- Global Variability of Mesoscale Convective System Anvil Structure from A-train Satellite Data
Yuan, J., Houze, R.
- Investigating Water Vapor Variability by Ground-Based Microwave Radiometry
Kneifel, S., Crewell, S., Loehnert, U., Schween, J. H.
- Detangling Convective Oscillations at ARM Tropical Western Pacific Site: Manus
Wang, Y., Long, C. N., Mather, J. H., Liu, X.
- Comparison of Ground-Based Millimeter-Wave Observations During RHUBC I
Cimini, D., Westwater, E. R., Payne, V., Turner, D. D., Mlawer, E. J., Exner, M., Cadeddu, M. P.
- New Algorithm to Retrieve Water Vapor and Liquid Water Path from ARM Climate Research Facility Radiometers
Cadeddu, M. P., Turner, D. D., Liljegren, J. C.
- Black Carbon Aerosols and the Third Polar Ice Cap
Menon, S.
- Improving Water Vapor Absorption in Microwave Radiative Transfer Models
Turner, D. D., Loehnert, U., Cadeddu, M. P., Crewell, S., Vogelmann, A. M.
- Quantifying the Number of Independent Pieces of Information in Profiles
Crewell, S., Loehnert, U., Turner, D. D., Ebell, K.
- Estimating Cirrus Size Distributions with Help from Satellites
Mitchell, D. L., d'Entremont, R. P., Lawson, P.
- The Influence of Parameterized Ice Habit on Simulated Mixed-Phase Arctic Clouds
Harrington, J. Y., Avramov, A.
- Large-Scale Structures and Diabatic Heating and Drying Profiles Revealed by TWP-ICE
Xie, S.
- CMBE – a New ACRF Data Product for Climate Studies
Xie, S.
- Evaluating Cloud Microphysics in High-Resolution WRF Simulations for Next Generation Climate Models
Wang, Y., Long, C. N., Leung, L., Dudhia, J., McFarlane, S. A., Mather, J. H., Ghan, S. J., Liu, X.
- Profiling Capability of High-Resolution Oxygen A-band Spectroscopy for Stratus Cloud Cover
Davis, A. B.
- Spectral Invariant Behavior of Zenith Radiance Around Cloud Edges Observed by ARM SWS
Marshak, A., Knyazikhin, Y., Chiu, J., Wiscombe, W. J.
- Clouds Brighten Up the Sky Near Them
Varnai, T., Marshak, A.
- Remote Sensing of Mineral Dust Using AERI
Hansell, R. A.
- Detection and Retrieval of Cirrus Clouds in the Tropics from AIRS: Validation from ARM Data
Yue, Q., Liou, K.
- Remote Sensing of Cirrus Cloud Vertical Size Profile Using MODIS Data
Ou, S.
- Satellite Retrievals of Mixed-phase Cloud Properties
Ou, S.
- Improving Cloud Parameterizations in Climate Models: Implications from CAM3 and WRF Simulations
Wang, W., Liu, X.
- To Be or Not to Be Liquid? the Challenge of Arctic Mixed-Phase Cloud Modeling
Klein, S., Morrison, H. C., McCoy, R. B., Xie, S., Luo, Y., Ackerman, A., Avramov, A., de Boer, G., Chen, M., Cole, J. N., Del Genio, A. D., Falk, M., Foster, M. J., Fridlind, A. M., Golaz, J., Hashino, T., Harrington, J. Y., Hoose, C., Khairoutdinov, M. F., Larson, V., Liu, X., McFarquhar, G., Menon, S., Neggers, R., Park, S., Poellot, M. R., Schmidt, J., Sednev, I., Shipway, B., Shupe, M., Spangenberg, D. A., Sud, Y. C., Turner, D. D., Veron, D. E., von Salzen, K., Walker, G., Wang, Z., Wolf, A. B., Xu, K., Yang, F., Zhang, G.
- Seasonal Variation of the Physical Properties of Marine Boundary Clouds
Zhang, M.
- Improving the Numerical Simulation of Squall Lines
Morrison, H. C., Thompson, G., Tatarskii, V.
- Thin Is In
Tomlinson, J., Long, C. N., Comstock, J. M., Ronfeld, D.
- SPLAT Makes Its Mark in Flying Research Laboratory
Cziczo, D. J., Ghan, S. J., Flynn, C. J., Hubbe, J., Laskin, A., Roeder, L. R., Ronfeld, D., Schmid, B., Tomlinson, J., Zelenyuk-Imre, A.
- Thawing the Mystery of Extra Ice Crystals
Fan, J., Ovchinnikov, M., Comstock, J. M., McFarlane, S. A., Khain, A.
- Ice Nuclei and Global Warming
Zeng, X., GSFC, N., Zhang, M., Hou, A., Xie, S., Lang, S. E., Li, X., Starr, D. O.
- The Evolution and Distribution of Water Vapor and Microphysical Properties in Cirrus Clouds
Comstock, J. M.
- Estimating Cloud and Rainfall Parameters in a Vertical Column Above the ACRF SGP Site
Matrosov, S.
- Single-Scattering Properties of Aggregates of Plates
Um, J., McFarquhar, G.
- Using the ACRF Shortwave Spectrometer to Study the Transition Between Clear and Cloudy Regions
Marshak, A., Chiu, J., Knyazikhin, Y., Pilewskie, P., Wiscombe, W. J.
- Global Dimming and Brightening: an Update Beyond 2000
Long, C. N., Wild, M., Truessel, B., Ohmura, A., Koenig-Langlo, G., Dutton, E. G., Tsvetkov, A. V.
- Variations of Meridional Aerosol Distribution and Solar Dimming
Long, C. N., Kishcha, P., Starobinets, B., Kalashnikova, O., Alpert, P.
- Analyzing the Contribution of Aerosols to an Observed Increase in Direct Normal Irradiance
Long, C. N., Riihimaki, L., Vignola, F.
- Significant Decadal Brightening over the Continental United States
Long, C. N., Dutton, E. G., Augustine, J., Wiscombe, W. J., Wild, M., McFarlane, S. A., Flynn, C. J.
- Estimating Fractional Sky Cover from Spectral Measurements
Long, C. N., Min, Q., Wang, T., Duan, M.
- Vertical Air Motion Measurements in Large–Scale Precipitation
Giangrande, S., Luke, E., Kollias, P.
- Structure of Cirrus Properties and Its Coupling with the State of the Large-Scale Atmosphere
Ivanova, K., Ackerman, T. P.
- Retrieving Dust Optical Depth and Mineral Composition from Infrared Spectra
Turner, D. D.
- Microwave and Millimeter-Wave Radiometric and Radiosonde Observations in an Arctic Environment
Westwater, E. R.
- Using Copulas to Model Complex Clouds
Oreopoulos, L., Norris, P. M., Hou, A., GSFC, N., Zeng, X.
- Continuous Clear-Sky Longwave from Surface Measurements
Long, C. N., Turner, D. D.
- Radiative Forcing by Long-Lived Greenhouse Gases: Calculations with the AER Models
Iacono, M. J., Delamere, J. S., Mlawer, E. J., Collins, W. D.
- Vertical Variation of Cloud Droplet Size Using Ship and Space-borne R/S Data
Li, Z., Chen, R., Wood, R., Chang, F., Ferraro, R.
- Evaluate the Diurnal Cycle in the Multiscale Modeling Framework Using Satellite and ARM Data
Zhang, Y., Klein, S.
- A Simple Algorithm to Find Cloud Optical Depth Applied to Thin Ice Clouds
Barnard, J., Long, C. N., Kassianov, E., McFarlane, S. A., Comstock, J. M., Freer, M., McFarquhar, G.
- Assessment of CloudSat Using ARM, AMF, and CloudNet Observations
Protat, A., May, P. T., O'Connor, E. J.
- Measuring Climate Model Skill in Producing Present-Day Clouds
Pincus, R., Batstone, C., Hofmann, R. P., Taylor, K. E., Gleckler, P. J.
- Shortwave Absorption in Tropical Clouds
McFarlane, S. A., Mather, J. H., Ackerman, T. P., Liu, Z.
- Simulating Mixed-Phase Clouds: Sensitivity to Ice Initiation
Sednev, I., Menon, S., McFarquhar, G.
- Forcing Boundary Layer Cloud Systems with Multi-Dimensional Radiation
Mechem, D. B., Kogan, Y., Ovchinnikov, M., Davis, A. B., Evans, F., Ellingson, R. G.
- Atmospheric Aerosol Measurements on Cloudy Days: a New Method
Kassianov, E., Ovchinnikov, M.
- Direct Aerosol Forcing: Calculation from Observables and Sensitivities to Inputs
McComiskey, A. C.
- Aerosol Effects on Liquid-Water Path of Thin Stratocumulus Clouds
Penner, J. E., Lee, S.
- Arctic Aerosol Study Flies By
Schmid, B.
- Characterizing Mixed-Phase Clouds from the Ground: a Status Report
Shupe, M.
- Improved Daytime Precipitable Water Vapor from Vaisala Radiosonde Humidity Sensors
Cady-Pereira, K. E., Mlawer, E. J., Turner, D. D., Shephard, M. W., Clough, S. A.
- The Surprisingly Large Contribution of Small Marine Clouds to Cloud Fraction and Reflectance
Oreopoulos, L., Feingold, G., Koren, I., Remer, L.
- Single-Scattering Properties of Aggregates of Bullet Rosettes in Cirrus
Um, J., McFarquhar, G.
- Cloud Susceptibility Measures Potential Cloud Sensitivity to First Aerosol Indirect Effect
Oreopoulos, L., Platnick, S.
- Five-Year Statistics of Shallow Clouds at the ACRF SGP Site
Berg, L., Kassianov, E.
- A Simple Stochastic Model for Generating Broken Cloud Optical Depth and Cloud Top Height Fields
Marshak, A.
- How Much Condensed Water Does It Take to Make "Cloud?"
Long, C. N., Dupont, J., Haeffelin, M. P.
- Precipitation Forecast Improved with a New Convective Triggering Mechanism
Xie, S., Zhang, M.
- The Apparent Bluing of Aerosols Near Clouds
Marshak, A.
- Minimal Shortwave Anomalous Absorption Found over ACRF Sites
Dong, X., Minnis, P.
- Impact of Small Ice Crystals on Ice Sedimentation Rates in Cirrus Clouds and GCM Simulations
Mitchell, D. L., Rasch, P., Ivanova, D., McFarquhar, G., Nousiainen, T. P.
- Impact of Dynamics and Atmospheric State on Cloud Vertical Overlap
Naud, C. M., Del Genio, A. D., Mace, G., Benson, S., Clothiaux, E. E., Kollias, P.
- ARM QCRad Goes Global
Long, C. N.
- Quantifying the Optical Depth of Mixed-Phase Clouds Accurately with Passive Observations
Turner, D. D.
- Paper on Clouds with Small Amount of Liquid Water Amount Ranked as "Hot"
Turner, D. D.
- Mixed-Phase Cloud Vertical Velocities and Dynamical-Microphysical Interactions
Shupe, M.
- ARM M-PACE Data Used to Evaluate and Improve Arctic Mixed-Phase Clouds Simulated in Climate Models
Xie, S.
- Cloud Regimes in the TWP and Their Evolution over the MJO
Del Genio, A. D.
- Improving Convection Parameterization Using ARM Observations and NCAR Community Atmosphere Model
Zhang, G.
- Cloud-Radiation Effects on Sea Ice Loss
Stephens, G. L.
- Threshold Radar Reflectivity Separating Precipitating from Non-Precipitating Clouds
Liu, Y.
- Classifying Cloud Phase
Shupe, M.
- Wide Angle Imaging Lidar: Active Optical Sensor Technology for Ground-Based Probing of Dense Clouds
Davis, A. B.
- Evaluation of a New Mixed-Phase Cloud Microphysics Parameterization with SCAM, CAPT Forecasts and M-PACE Observations
Liu, X.
- The Significance of Multilayer Cloud Systems in Tropical Convection
Stephens, G. L.
- Characterization of Atmospheric Aerosols Using MFRSR Measurements
Alexandrov, M. D.
- Influence of Dust Composition on Cloud Droplet Formation
Chuang, C.
- Comparisons Between Radiosondes and Remote Sensors During the 2004 NSA Arctic Winter Radiometric Experiment
Westwater, E. R.
- Theoretical Formulation for Cloud-to-Rain Transition
Liu, Y.
- Cloud Tomography: a Novel Method for Determining 3D Cloud Liquid Water Distribution
Wiscombe, W. J.
- Optical Depth Measurements by Shadowband Radiometers and Their Uncertainties
Alexandrov, M. D.
- Using Lidars to Retrieve Optical Depth of Thick Clouds
Marshak, A.
- Using a Cloud-Resolving Model to Identify the Role of Aerosols on Clouds and Precipitation
- Using ARM Cloud Data to Evaluate the Effect of a Land Surface on Clouds
- A Proposed Measurement Standard for Diffuse Radiation Flux
Michalsky, J. J.
- Use of ARM Products in Reanalysis Applications and IPCC Model Assessment
Walsh, J. E.
- Using Doppler Radar to Characterize Cloud Parameters
Kogan, Y.
- A Bulk Parameterization of Giant Cloud Condensation Nuclei
Kogan, Y.
- Study Aerosol Humidity Effects Using the ARM Measurements
Li, Z.
- Development of a New Method for Estimating Evapotranspiration Using ARM Measurements
Li, Z.
- Encountering a Longstanding Cloud Physics Question in the Arctic: How Is Ice Formed in Moderately Supercooled Clouds?
Fridlind, A. M.
- Sub-Grid Scale Cloud Variability Affects Vertical Structure of Clouds and Radiative Heating
McFarlane, S. A.
- ARM-Funded Algorithms Lead to Marked Improvements in Global Weather Forecast Model
Morcrette, J. J.
- Raman Lidar Observations of Aerosol Humidification Near Clouds
Ferrare, R. A.
- Validation of CERES-MODIS Cloud Properties Using ARM Data
Dong, X.
- A Climatology of Midlatitude Continental Cloud Properties and Their Impact on the Surface Radiation Budget
Dong, X.
- Observational Evidence of Changes in Water Vapor, Clouds, and Radiation
Dong, X.
- Observations of Microphysical Properties of Single Layer Stratocumulus During the Mixed-Phase Arctic Cloud Experiment
McFarquhar, G.
- Testing and Comparing the Modified Anomalous Diffraction Approximation
Mitchell, D. L.
- Can Ice-Nucleating Aerosols Affect Arctic Seasonal Climate?
Prenni, A. J.
- Quantifying Error in the Radiative Forcing of the First Aerosol Indirect Effect
McComiskey, A. C.
- Mineral Dust Altering Cloud Microphysics and Precipitation
Min, Q.
- Modification of the Atmospheric Boundary Layer by a Small Island: Observations from Nauru
Long, C. N.
- Retrieving Cloud Characteristics from Ground-Based Daytime Color All-Sky Images
Long, C. N.
- An Assessment of the ECMWF Model over the Arctic Land Using Observations from the Mixed-Phase Arctic Cloud Experiment
Xie, S.
- General Formulation for Representing Cloud-to-Rain Transition in Atmospheric Models
Liu, Y.
- Importance of Small Ice Crystals to Cirrus Properties: Observations from TWP-ICE
McFarquhar, G.
- Improved Accuracy in Liquid Water Path Retrievals
Turner, D. D.
- The Vertical Structure of Cloud Radiative Forcing at the ACRF SGP Revealed by 8 Years of Continuous Measurements
Mace, G.
- ARM Measurements Validate New Satellite Multilayer Cloud Remote Sensing Method
Minnis, P.
- Cloud Observations at Niamey During the AMF Deployment
Kollias, P.
- Weather Forecasting in the Tropics with Climate Models Is Feasible
Boyle, J.
- Shallow Clouds Make the Case for Remote Sensing Instrumentation
McFarlane, S. A.
- On Thin Ice: Retrieval Algorithms for Ice Clouds Examined for Improvements
Comstock, J. M.
- Data from Saharan Dust Storm Reveal Model Deficiencies
McFarlane, S. A.
- A Surprising Problem with Thin Liquid Water Clouds
Turner, D. D.
- "Roobik" Is Part of the Answer, Not a Puzzle
Turner, D. D.
- Weather Forecasts Help to Understand Climate Model Biases
Klein, S.
- Tackling Tropical Convection in Climate Models
Zhang, G.
- Bell-Shaped Curve Captures Cloud System Variability
Lamb, P. J.
- Broadband Albedo Observations in the Southern Great Plains
Lamb, P. J.
- Aerosols Help Clouds Warm Up Arctic
Lubin, D.
- Small Processes Make a Big Difference in Model Outcomes
Cole, J. N.
- Correction Method for Infrared Detector Confirmed; Error in Clear Sky Bias Condition Remains Unresolved
Turner, D. D.
- Aerosol Experiment Results Featured in Technical Journal
Sheridan, P.
- Earth Lightens Up
Long, C. N.
- Splitting the Solar Spectrum: Sometimes Less Is Better Than More
Pawlak, D. T.
- Characterizing the Co-Existence of Water and Ice in Arctic Clouds
McFarquhar, G.
- Self-Regulation Strikes a Balance Between Hydrological Cycle, Radiation Processes, and Intraseasonal Dynamic Variations
Stephens, G. L.
- New Technique Successful for Measuring Thickness of Broken Clouds
Marshak, A.
- Probabilistic Approach Useful for Evaluating Cloud System Models
Jakob, C.
- ARM Program Research Improves Longwave Radiative Transfer Models
Turner, D. D.
- A "Little" Respect: Droplet Nucleation Finally Included in Global Climate Model
Ghan, S. J.
- Continuous Dataset of Water Vapor Measurements Throws Water on Assumptions of Cirrus Cloud Formation
Comstock, J. M.
- ARM Observations Validate Climate Model for Tropical Cirrus Clouds
Comstock, J. M.
- Data from DOE Atmospheric Radiation Measurement Program Allows Evaluation of Surface Models
Robock, A.
- For Estimates of Cloud Optical Thickness, Simple Equation Is Good Enough
Barnard, J.
- ARM Program Surface Measurements for Aerosol Profiles Shown to Represent Integrated Column Measurements
Andrews, E.
- Out with the Old, in with the New: McICA to Replace Traditional Cloud Overlap Assumptions
Pincus, R.
- A Deeper Look Into Shallow Boundary Layer Clouds
Bretherton, C. S.
- Weather Prediction and Climate Simulation: a Meeting of the Models
Xie, S.
- "Radiance Assimilation" Correction Method Improves Water Vapor Radiosonde Observations in the Upper Troposphere
Soden, B. J.
- Island-Induced Cloud Plumes Influence Tropical Atmospheric Measurements, Surface Radiation
McFarlane, S. A.
- Effects of Relative Humidity on Aerosols—Implications for Climate
Lacis, A. A.
- ARM Program Achieves Milestone in Global Cloud Properties Research
Revercomb, H. E.
- Climate Warming Due to Soot and Smoke? Maybe Not.
Penner, J. E.
- ARM Sites Enable Assessment of Cluster Analysis for Identifying Cloud Regimes
Jakob, C.
- Environmental Thermodynamics Affect Radiative Impact of Deep Convective Cloud Systems
Jensen, M.
- Dust in the Wind... and the Clouds... and the Atmosphere
Sassen, K.
- Initial Aerosol Concentration Is Key Contributor to Low-Level Cloud Reflectivity
Penner, J. E.
- Seasonal Case Studies Reveal Significant Variance in Large-Scale Forcing Data
Xie, S.
- Hemispherical Simulations Show Impact of Aerosols on Cloud Reflectivity
Rotstayn, L.
- Mean and Variance Measurements of Photon Path Length in Oxygen A-Band and Water Vapor Band Provide Insight Into Radiative Transfer in Cloudy Conditions
Min, Q.
- Tropical Radiosonde Comparisons May Improve Past and Present Humidity Data
Westwater, E. R.
- Tropical Ice Cloud Simulations Using Scripps Single Column Model (SCM) Reveal Range of Model Uncertainties
McFarquhar, G.
- An Affordable, Flexible, and More Accurate Method for Computing Radiative Transfer
Pincus, R.
- Downward Longwave Irradiance Uncertainty Under Arctic Atmospheres: Measurements and Modeling
Marty, C.
- Cloud Phase Determination Using Ground-Based AERI Observations at SHEBA
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- Quantifying the Magnitude of Anomalous Solar Absorption
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- Progress in Understanding Water Vapor's Role in Models
Ackerman, T. P.
- Anthropogenic Aerosols: a Clearer Understanding
Daum, P.
- New Method for Three-Dimensional Imaging of Cirrus Clouds
Liou, K.
- Improved Simulation of Boundary Layer Clouds
Ghan, S. J.
- The Icy Business of Calculating Cirrus Clouds
Somerville, R. C.
- The K-Distribution Method for a SW Radiative Transfer Model
Ackerman, T. P.
- Modeling of Scattering and Absorption by Nonspherical Cirrus
Dong, Q.
- ARM Science Applications of AERI Measurements: 1997 Progress
Smith, W. L.
- Cloud Boundary Detection and Analysis from Micro Pulse Lidar
Spinhirne, J.
- AERI-ER at the SHEBA Ice Station: Far Infrared H2O Continuum
Revercomb, H. E.
- AERI Instrument Status and Analysis Results: 1998
Revercomb, H. E.
- Optical Properties of the 1997 TWP Smoke Event
Spinhirne, J.
- A Consistency Analysis of ARESE Aircraft Measurements
Li, Z.
- Preview of TWP MFRSR Data
Chuang, C.
- Biases in Column Absorption for Fractal Clouds
Wiscombe, W. J.
- Modeled Vs. Measured Direct-Normal Solar Irradiance
Schwartz, S. E.
- Multifractal Analysis of Radiation in Clouds: 5000km to 50cm
Lovejoy, S.
- Intercomparison of Longwave Radiative Heating Algorithms
Baer, F.
- ARM Science Applications of AERI Measurements
Smith, W. L.
- Cloud Ensemble Simulation with the ARM IOP Data
Xu, K.
- Evaluation of Microwave Radiometer Performance in Alaska
Liljegren, J. C.
- Integrated Water Vapor and Cloud Liquid Water at MCTEX
Liljegren, J. C.
- A Comparison of Integrated Water Vapor Sensors: WVIOP-96
Liljegren, J. C.
- Surface Characterization Data for the ARM SGP CART Site
Cialella, A. T.
- Single-Column Modeling, GCM Parameterizations and ARM Data
Somerville, R. C.
- Modeling Cloud Forcing in the Tropical West Pacific
Kiehl, J.
- Evaluation of Simulated Clouds and Radiation at the ARM Site
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Revlon Super Lustrous Creme - Kiss Me Coral 750
69 reviews
79% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
First let me comment on the formula. It's really pretty great. It lasts long and it's nice and creamy. As for the color, I think it's really pretty. It's definitely bold. It's a coral with very little to no pink in it. I got a lot of compliments when I wore this.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Dark, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Black
I really wanted to like this color since orange is the rage this season and the color should compliment my NC45 complexion. The problem is that my upper lip is light brown but my bottom lip is pink, which made the color looked much brighter than I wanted. To balance it out I used BE's Buxom gloss in Candi which is in the same family and made the lips look the same color. That's a lot work when I can just find a deeper coral shade. Also, one swipe on the lips with this lipstick should do, as the lipstick is fairly pigmented.
If you're lips are pigmented, it will look nice on WOC. However, if you also have the pink lip issue, and you're trying to find a orange or coral look I suggest MAC's Meltdown (orange/ light golden bronze) and L'Oreal's limited edition Sparkling Coral (106- golden coral).
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I bought this (along with Coralberry and Blas� Apricot) when everyone was going crazy for coral lips and maybe corals/oranges aren't really my thing. This is a red-based coral with the typical formulation of SLs. I was a NC 20-25 (with strong yellow undertones) when I bought this and it was just too in-your-face for me.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love this coral! I used to shy away from corals, because most of them have looked ridiculous on me in the past (NC20-30, MUFE 118). I think this one works for me because it's more of a red-orange coral, as opposed to a light pink or a sherbert orange version. I even got compliments on this one at work this past week! Definitely a favorite in my makeup box!
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This is a true intense coral....not leaning toward pink nor toward orange. It is very pigmented and long-lasting. I do not wear it "intensely" but instead swipe it on gently and I get a lovely soft coral color that stays on my lips for six or more hours. I have very pigmented lips and almost all of my lipsticks do not look on me like they look in the tube. This might be the only one that does. I have very dry lips so I always wear a little bit of balm underneath. I don't get drying or settling into lip lines with this formula, however, I do apply it very lightly....works for me.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
SHADE DESCRIPTION: bright orange red
- pigmented
- creamy
- long wearing
- don't like the way it looks alone
This is an incredibly bright shade of orange with red undertones. This is definitely a shade that makes a statement. These lipsticks have a wonderful formula that make these glide on effortlessly and don't dry out the lips. However, I don't wear this lipstick alone. I love pairing this with Wet 'n Wild's Just Peachy to tone down the red - this combo gives a true orange.
Will repurchase.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
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You all loved this dress when we saw it on Minnie yesterday in the hot streets of NYC, and Vanessa Minnillo apparently loves it too! What's not to love? It's proven to be a classic and versatile LBD. Vanessa dresses it up with a polished do and strappy black sandals, while Minnie dresses it down with aviators and a bad-ass handbag. Who do you think wore it better?
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dolphin_2_12 7 years
i think the dress is very cute i think vanessa wore it best though
missbrooke09 8 years
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Tari007 8 years
I like it on both of them. Vanessa is finally growing on me... I didn't like her for a while but she is cute and has a nice sense of style...
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DIAMONDG 8 years
vanessa looks better with this dress!;)
marji 8 years
minni for sure........
marji 8 years
minni for sure........
Ashenturtle 8 years
Minnie! Love the attitude she gave it
SassAndBide 8 years
minnie well only cuz i cant stand vanessa either. but minnie is actually a celebrity, not somebody who is known just to point microphones at them. ahem.and i love minnie's shoes there
SassAndBide 8 years
minnie well only cuz i cant stand vanessa either. but minnie is actually a celebrity, not somebody who is known just to point microphones at them. ahem. and i love minnie's shoes there
liliesandlyla 8 years
Minnie! IMO, she gave that dress a little bit of edge and attitude.
mlen 8 years
i loved the dress so i voted both- though vanessa irks me as well!
zc 8 years
vanesa her shoes are great
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vanesa her shoes are great
Fragile1 8 years
I loved both of them
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I loved both of them
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Minnie!! I love her, love her shoes and her chutzpah!
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vanessa is just gross after she set that sex in the hot tub thing up with the paparazzi. i dont care what she's wearing... i cant vote for her no matter what!
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Even though I can't stand her I think Vanessa looks better.
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Vanessa wore it better - Minnie you don't wear this kind of dress just to run around town.


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woodycakes 8 years
damn he looks so sweaty
Daisy6264 9 years
Lol Adriana.
Adriana42 9 years
when it comes to music it really doesnt matter how ugly he is, the man can sing and his voice sells..its true theyre both ugly butI'd still take Mayer over JEssica any day..at least his face doesnt give me nightmares..
teddybear 9 years
Who's John?
Luna13 9 years
sorry to say this to all Jonn fans, but i think he is NASTY lookin'... jessica was way too good for him!
snixy30 9 years
Man I must live in a hole sometimes..Who is John Mayer?
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oops Mayer**
Adriana42 9 years
Mayor's got talent so I'm not even gonna talk shit about him, i dont care what he does..(as long as he doesnt hang out with tranny Simpson)
Kaciegrrl 9 years
Erm, they were there watching him perform at Austin City Limits this weekend. I don't think that quite registers on the same scale as Jessica Simpson and Joe Pimpson.
t0xxic 9 years
I heard about this, this AM on KIIS lol gay gay gay gay written all over it.
kidcrazy2 9 years
Dulceskye, I'm sure you're talking about Are you being served? I used to watch that as a little girl when I lived in England.
frenchunion 9 years
DulceSkye 9 years
There's a Brit comedy that I love that I catch on PBS every now and then. It takes place like in an old fashioned department store. It is friggin HILARIOUS, but I can't remember the name of it for the life of me.
gracey 9 years
Yeah Jenna, there are many examples of Brit TV coming here. From Three's company to The Office, What's My Line and I think even Friends might've been one. Not sure, not googling right now lol ;) American Idol started there, Survivor and Big Brother too. Does Absolutely Fabulous have a US series, mmm not sure. I used to love Faulty Towers...John Cleese is so funny.
Sica 9 years
Matt was shaving! hahaha
Imabeliever 9 years
You know Jake and Lance are like OOOhhh crap..thanks John we can see the gay headlines now! "Avast, me proud beauty! Wanna know why my Roger is so Jolly?"
MissRobinson 9 years
JOHN MAYER YESSSS HOTTNESS. Sweatyness aint so hawt, but whatever JOHN MAYER RULES<3
t0xxic 9 years
Wynter, I would love to go... but the entire time I will spend watching the kids and my hubby will fish. :( so Im dreading our first trip out there. All I hear is when u have the baby we are going to go camping and fishing and bla bla bla bla bla lol Im definetly not one that wants to have to do any sort of work on a vacation. Just lazy.
JennaV 9 years
The Office!!!! :D gracey...I just googled and you are correct, chica.
wynter 9 years
t0x, I love Lake Havasau. My hubby's grandparents have a vacation house there. One of the prettiest spots in the U.S. - has to be!
gracey 9 years
Its because of our close proximety (sp?) to the States that we still convert really. Isn't it called the Imperial system? I could be wrong though. The States don't like anything that the Brits came up with! lol Except their TV concepts I guess! :P Lots of them made it across the pond.
gracey 9 years
Well it is easier sashak, but older ppl don't want to change. Like everything is based on 10's like money. Instead of 16oz. to the lb. you get 1000g in a KG and so on. 12" in a foot is 100cm in a metre. Oh and just in case you wondered a oz has 454 grams! lol ;) Maybe you knew that one already. :P
JennaV 9 years
whoops...meant "by"
JennaV 9 years
Bye the way, I learned that off VH1's I love the 70's.
JennaV 9 years
What do we use here? Is it called the Scientific something or other? I know back in the 70's they tried to change it to metric and all of us (well I was a wee one) Americans were like...HELLL NO! We are a stubborn lot! Aren't we the only country in the world NOT on the metric system? LOL!!! I don't want to change to metric, I like how things are.


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my girlfriend lives here and so far (2 months) it seems ok EXCEPT: the security guards have stopped me every night they see me dropping her off at her apartment. usually it's just me walking back to my car when they start asking questions but they've done it a few times with the two of us walking towards hers. I'm not trying to say they are profiling me or anything, 27 year old white guy, but they will not leave me alone. it was ok the first couple of times but now it's just getting ridiculous. the security guards do not drive company cars, they drive their personal cars. they have no identifying uniforms or anything so i have told my girlfriend that if she is stopped in the middle of the night while she is alone, she should spray the creepy old man in the face with her mace, kick him in the nuts, and run home.
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May 15, 2013
Its a nice apartment,very safe n clean,WE dont have any regret by choosing pheasant run plus staff here were very pleasant..RECOMMENDED!
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Mar 13, 2013
To sum it up this place is run by people I wouldn't want taking my order at McDonalds. Bad attitudes, argumenative, lacking all knowledge in business and etiquette. The employee Betty is the worst and I assume her highly defensive nature regarding poor maintenance has to do with her being related to him (assuming from the two having lunch in her car together in the parking lot numerous times). Also they seem to think it is perfectly within their right to enter your apartment whenever they feel like it. Numerous times in 6 months they entered without knocking. Once my roomate even said they came in to her room while she was sleeping! I could go on but if you're still considering them after this then you deserve to have all that happen to you.
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The office people are hypocrites, the will enforce the rules on certain people but will let things slide for other. There is this noise rule where no noise is allowed after ten p.m. majority of the time i don't get home from work until eleven. I kept on getting warnings about that. There are other rules and policies that they sticklers about too..... The apartments/townhouses looks really nice a first glance, but once you move in you will notice.....the sink was cheaply painted over so it peels every time you wash something, the food disposal is one of those cheap ones, and they even tell you to not use it often, the carpet was poorly put together - meaning when you vacuum the pieces (yes pieces) will lift up and get sucked into you vacuum, there are bugs!! and lots of them, it takes maintenance a long time to get anything done, and if they did come out = extremely poor workmanship. AND there is more! if you are a young woman expect the "eye" froom those guys. Very unprofessional team. The pool is extremely dirty, there is duck feces in it, hardly ever gets cleaned. Office people are no help. They try to present themselves well, but in the end they make you feel beneath them. Especially the blonde Assistant Manager. Overall, unless you are extremely old, with bad eye site, and hard of hearing. I highly I MEAN HIGHLY suggest not living here.
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Fantasy hockey injury bounce-back candidates worth targeting in drafts - Fantasy Hockey Draft Rankings, Advice and Analysis Western ConferencePacificCentralEastern ConferenceAtlanticMetropolitanOilers' Hall, Sabres' Kane lead injury bounce-backsWednesday, 09.23.2015 / 3:00 AM / By - NHL.com Staff WriterE-mailShare with your FriendsTo:From:Message:Oilers' Hall, Sabres' Kane lead injury bounce-backsNHL.com's Sean McCullen identifies injury bounce-back candidates that could provide value in upcoming drafts.Losing your top scorer during a playoff push in late February or early March can leave you on the outside looking in come the fantasy postseason.Injuries play a major role in fantasy hockey each season Ron Santo Jersey. Unfortunately, there's not much you can do to prepare for them; they are completely out of your hands.What you can control is who you draft and who you add off the waiver wire, and that includes players coming off an injury-shortened, subpar season. Knowing whether a player returning from injury is worthy of an early, middle-round or late draft pick could go a long way in determining whether you make the playoffs and win your league.Those fantasy owners who were scared off by goalie 's injury woes in 2013-14 almost certainly regret not drafting him last year after he won 41 games and had a stellar 2.18 goals-against average and .923 save percentage to finish second in 2014-15 Vezina Trophy voting.Ditto defenseman , who bounced back from an injury-ravaged 2013-14 season that saw him play 37 games to score 54 points in 69 games last season.Here are seven players (in order of preference) who are primed to bounce back from an injury-plagued 2014-15 season:, , C/LW -- Hall had an NHL career-high 80 points (27 goals) in 75 games in 2013-14, but a leg injury slowed him down last season http://www.chicubsgear.com/junior-lake-cubs-jersey, when he had 14 goals and 38 points in 53 games. He seems to be a lock to play wing alongside rookie phenom and is primed for the most productive season of his career. Hall, 23, is minus-23 in 299 NHL games, but he does provide coverage in other areas. In 2013-14, his 250 shots on goal were tied for 18th in the NHL, and he had 44 penalty minutes (T-130th among forwards). Although his Yahoo average draft position (ADP) is 44.8, you won't regret taking him in the third round., , C/RW -- MacKinnon's second NHL season came to an end March 5 when an MRI revealed a fracture in his foot. He had 14 goals and 38 points in 64 games. It was a disappointing encore for the 2014 Calder Trophy winner, who had 24 goals and 63 points in 82 games as a rookie. After playing on the wing most of his first two NHL seasons, the 20-year-old should get more ice time in the middle after Colorado traded center to the this offseason, and that would likely mean a spike in assists. Like the Avalanche as a group, MacKinnon got off to an extremely slow start last season, but he was starting to heat up before breaking his foot; he had five goals and nine points in his final 10 games. That's the MacKinnon I expect to see this season. Take him in the late-third or early-fourth round http://www.chicubsgear.com/welington-castillo-cubs-jersey., , LW -- Kane is confident he's fully recovered from shoulder surgery on Feb. 6 -- I've already scored 30, Kane said Sept. 17, so maybe I want to score 40 or 50 -- so why shouldn't fantasy owners be? The 24-year-old has been hampered by injuries throughout his six-season NHL career, all with the . Kane has never played a full season in the League and missed 45 games in 2014-15 and 19 in 2013-14. His injury history obviously is a concern, but his skill is undeniable. When he played a career-high 74 games in 2011-12, he scored 30 goals. Five days after he had surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder, Winnipeg traded Kane to Buffalo, where he'll likely play on the top line alongside O'Reilly, who had 36 assists with the Avalanche as second-line center in 2013-14. Take Kane in the seventh or eighth round., , C -- Krejci clearly was not himself when he was able to get on the ice in 2014-15, though he did have a very respectable seven goals and 24 assists in 47 games. The 29-year-old missed the first three games of the season and 17 of 19 games Nov. 1-Dec. 16 because of an undisclosed injury widely believed to be related to his hip or groin. A knee injury cost him 15 games Feb. 22-March 22. Krejci said last week he is healthy. Despite uncertainty about who will play on his wings, Krejci, who averaged 0.86 points per game in 2013-14 (35th in the NHL), will center the Bruins' top line and should go higher than his 168.7 ADP on Yahoo. Take him in the 11th or 12th round., , D -- Maatta was limited to 20 games in his second NHL season because of illness and injury. He had nine points (one goal) after he scored nine goals with 20 assists and a plus-8 rating as a 19-year-old rookie in 2013-14. The 21-year-old defenseman had a cancerous tumor removed from his thyroid gland on Nov. 4. He returned Nov. 18 for a game against the only to sustain a season-ending shoulder injury 10 games later in a Dec. 6 game against the . He was also diagnosed with the mumps in late December. Maatta is healthy again following surgery and figures to play on Pittsburgh's top defense pair with Letang. Although he won't get much power-play time if Letang is healthy (the Penguins prefer to use four forwards and one defenseman), he should contribute 35-40 points. Take him in the 11th or 12th round., , C -- Anisimov showed signs of being a legitimate top-six forward with the in 2013-14 (22 goals Junior Lake Jersey, 17 assists, 162 SOG in 81 games) before regressing during an injury-plagued 2014-15 season. He missed seven games Oct. 31-Nov. 14 because of a concussion, then sat 23 games Dec. 1-Jan. 27 with a torn triceps. Now in Chicago and expected to center the Blackhawks' second line, the 27-year-old Russian should easily surpass his career high in points (44 with the in 2010-11)., , LW/RW -- Franzen didn't play again after he sustained a concussion Jan. 6, but he had seven goals, including four on the power play, and 15 assists in 33 games. If he can stay healthy, Franzen (6-foot-4, 232 pounds) is worth drafting in the last round for his man-advantage production alone; he has four seasons with double-digit power-play goals in his NHL career. The 35-year-old is plus-93 in 10 NHL seasons and had more than 200 SOG each of the past three seasons he's played 70 or more games, including a career-high 248 (26th in the League) in 2010-11. For now, see how Franzen fares the first week or two of the season; if he looks like The Mule of old, then grab him off the waiver wire.
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Chicago Blackhawks outlook for 2015-16 NHL season - NHL.com's 30 in 30 package: 2015-16 SHAREShare with your friendsFacebookTwitterGoogleEmailShare with your FriendsTo:From:Message:Western ConferencePacificCentralEastern ConferenceAtlanticMetropolitan30 Teams in 30 DaysBlackhawks counting on new players to defend CupSunday, 08.30.2015 / 3:00 AM / By - NHL.com CorrespondentE-mailShare with your FriendsTo:From:Message:Blackhawks counting on new players to defend CupThe Chicago Blackhawks have proven during the past seven seasons that sustained success is possible in a salary-cap system, but only for teams that continually prepare for offseason roster turnover.NHL.com continues its preview of the 2015-16 season Josh Donaldson Jersey, which will include in-depth looks at all 30 teams throughout August.CHICAGO -- The more things change with the , the harder their front office works to attain the same results.The Blackhawks have proven during the past seven seasons that sustained success is possible in a salary-cap system http://www.torbluejaysedge.com/blue-jays/edwin-encarnacion-jersey, but only for teams that continually prepare for offseason roster turnover.It helps to have a core group of elite players like , and to build around, as Blackhawks general manager Stan Bowman does in Chicago, but that alone won't win anything. Bowman has built the Blackhawks' past two championship teams after parting with established role players and replacing them with players who have thrived in those supporting roles. I think change is good, and I think we've embraced that in the past and been able to bring in some players that now are household names but at one point they were new, Bowman said. It's going to be the same thing for some of the new guys that are part of this group next year. They might be new to the fans and media, but as you'll see in time, I think we're really going to fall in love with some of these guys. , and , three players 23 or younger, each could play his way into a regular role, as could forward , 20, after opening some eyes with an impressive performance during the 2015 Stanley Cup Playoffs.Panarin, a 23-year-old left wing, was one of the most exciting players in the Kontinental Hockey League last season; Dano, a 20-year-old right wing, made an impressive NHL debut with the in 2014-15; and Gustafsson, a 23-year-old defenseman, turned heads in the Swedish Hockey League.Panarin and Gustafsson signed with the Blackhawks as free agents last spring, and Dano came to Chicago in a trade that sent forward to the Blue Jackets. That trade also brought in , 27, who's expected to center the second line.Defenseman and left wing were acquired in a trade that sent left wing to the .Defenseman , who spent three-plus seasons in Chicago, signed a two-year contract with the Stars, and center signed for one year with the Bo Schultz Jersey. Every year you have a new mixture that you're trying to put together, and I think the one thing that I try to remind people is that each year is unique and each year is different, Bowman said. I know the tendency for everybody, whether it's fans or even people around the team, is to look backward: 'Well, this is how we had it last year, so this guy is going to replace that guy.' But when you look back on it, we had a different blueprint each year that we won the Cup. It wasn't the identical same team and one player replaced another one. Trading Saad took most by surprise, including Blackhawks coach . Bowman agreed to it when it became apparent Saad's asking price for a new contract was too much for Chicago's cramped payroll. It's tough losing a young kid who could be a real good player in our league, Quenneville said. We [will] miss a dimension to our team as well. That's today's game. That's one of the things you have to deal with when you're a championship team. Guys are going to earn more money based on their performance and what they've achieved http://www.torbluejaysedge.com/blue-jays/steve-tolleson-jersey, [and] deservedly so. [Saad] falls into that category. Yet the Saad trade is a good example of how Bowman has kept the Blackhawks among the NHL elite. It hurts to lose a talented two-way player who has two championships at the age of 23, but the return might net something even better for Chicago.Dano could develop into a two-way force, and Anisimov, at 6-foot-4, 198 pounds, is the big, talented center the Blackhawks have long sought to acquire. Anisimov signed a five-year contract extension that doesn't begin until 2016-17 and has a manageable cap charge ($4.55 million, according to war-on-ice.com). We have some new players [coming] in, Bowman said. So when you look at it from that perspective, you get excited about what the possibilities might be for next year with some of the new players we have coming in. TOP HEADLINESNHL GREEN | | Back to the Future: Players on time travel | | | It's a huge milestone. I have to thank my teammates. It's hard to do by yourself in this league. It's a special moment for me and this team. Now we just have to keep going. Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin on reaching the 900-point mark with a goal on TuesdayTONIGHT ON NHL NETWORK
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Boston Bruins Tuukka Rask workload among X-factors for 2015-16 season - 2015-2016 Season Preview I know what type of player he is. Maybe a little similar to Milan, Krejci said of Beleskey. But he's a different person and I don't expect him to play the same way as Milan. I want him to play the way he can play, and he'll be effective for our team and for my line. So we're going to talk a lot off and on the ice. Hopefully we can create some chemistry early on and play really good hockey as a line and help the team win hockey games. Wing thrived on the right side of center the past two seasons. With Soderberg traded to the , the Bruins have to find a new home for their leader in ice time among forwards. The Bruins also have to sort out where wings Ken Dryden Jersey, and fit, and whether is going to be a wing again or move back to center.Rest for Rask: Goaltender survived playing 70 games last season. He had a 2.30 goals-against average and .922 save percentage, and kept the Bruins in the hunt for a playoff berth until the last weekend of the season. But don't expect Rask to again match the Bruins record for games played.The Bruins are hoping at least one goaltender can emerge as a reliable backup to play 20 to 25 games after failed to earn the organization's trust. , the Bruins' first-round pick (No. 24) in the 2012 NHL Draft, and , a 2007 second-round draft pick (No. 54) of the , were successful as a tandem with Providence of the American Hockey League. left school at North Dakota one year early to turn pro after he was a Hobey Baker Award finalist last season. And just before the start of training camp, the Bruins invited veteran to camp for a tryout.Julien said he hopes the Bruins don't have to go through what they dealt with last season in terms of taxing Rask and having no one else to turn to. Anytime your backup goaltender is playing really well it just allows your No. 1 guy to get some really good rest, Julien said. So I kind of have numbers [of games] in mind, but injuries could come into play where it just kind of throws all those numbers out the window, so you don't want to get wrapped up too much in that because you don't know what's going to happen along the way. Go fourth: When the Bruins were at their best -- winning the Stanley Cup in 2011 and reaching the Final in 2013 -- they were a four-line attack. Their fourth line was populated by players largely known for physicality or penalty killing, but they were able to find chemistry Rene Bourque Jersey, sustain an attack, and wear down opponents for the other lines. Sometimes they even scored.As the Bruins sort through their bottom-six options, they have to decide how to strike the balance between grinders and players who can chip in the offense. The players also are going to have to add grit or skill to their game in order to earn a spot Christian Thomas Jersey. Among the grinders the Bruins have to choose from are (the Bruins traded a third-round pick in the 2017 NHL Draft to the for him), and , who came over as a free agent from Finland. If rookie can supplement his high-end skill with grit, he could make an impact. Ideally I'd like to be able to rely on my fourth line to score some goals, but at the same time a lot of those guys from the fourth line will give you either energy or score you some goals or will either be really good defensively where they become valuable penalty killers http://www.canadienswiterclassicshop.com/canadiens-guy-lapointe-2016-winter-classic-jersey, Julien said. I think there's a lot of different things you can look at from a fourth line, and I think we've got the ability this year to maybe make that line a line that's going to give us probably a little bit more firepower, so we'll see as camp goes along. TOP HEADLINESNHL GREEN | | Back to the Future: Players on time travel | | | It's a huge milestone. I have to thank my teammates. It's hard to do by yourself in this league. It's a special moment for me and this team. Now we just have to keep going. Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin on reaching the 900-point mark with a goal on TuesdayTONIGHT ON NHL NETWORK
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