Ryan Bailey

Drop a cool photo of you doing your job:

@dv0nch I don’t mind playing the Moyes style against a more dominant opponent, but against a lower team we must change to be better on the ball, pressing higher, taking more risks, and faster play. Moyes has proven he can’t do that - that’s why people complain.

@dv0nch We beat those teams because the style of play suited it - give up possession, score on the break. The problem comes against teams who don’t dominate possession, we don’t adapt, and it’s slow, boring, and frustrating to watch.

According to the Moyes outers: Beating Chelsea 3-1 was a fluke Beating Brighton 3-1 was a fluke Beating Arsenal 3-1 in the cup was a fluke Beating Spurs 2-1 was a fluke Beating Manchester United 2-0 was a fluke Beating Arsenal 2-0 was a fluke So according to the Moyes outers 6 of our wins this season were flukes

@ignim_bright @vmsg2024 Great to meet you - hope to see you again in Dublin 2025!

Altogether a lovely time in Bristol for @vmsg2024 - great to hear about all the quality science being done, along with getting some new ideas on my own work as well. I just hope the trains work on the way home…

@yahaya_danjumaa @CovGeography @Durham_Volc Thanks!

@BaileyGeog @CovGeography @Durham_Volc Great poster

My first time at #vmsg2024 and my first ever poster! A brief look at the ongoing work on the quirky and fascinating Socorro Island - come check it out at poster #5! Look forward to getting about to see all the other amazing work today! @CovGeography @Durham_Volc

@ChmuraMagda @CovGeography @Durham_Volc It’s an amazing place!

@BaileyGeog @CovGeography @Durham_Volc Nice! I went to Socorro at 2018.

Thanks @GWRHelp I spoke to someone who said my train will likely be cancelled to Bristol so I pay for a coach instead, now I see the train left. Would love a refund for at least the price of the coach thanks…

And I’ve got a gift for you Tim 🖕🏻

@smitchell_sci Volcán Everman, Socorro Island From standing on the edge of a fractured dome looking at the hydrothermal vents - to walking across the incredible coastal features of welded tuffs. Surreal views only few get to see! 🏝️ 🌋

@DurUniEarthSci 🥲🥲I hope you’re all taking good care of Rich and Adam while I’m gone

A great time was had by all at the @DurUniEarthSci Xmas drinks yesterday. Rumour is that the heating is off today because the HoD spent all the money on the party. Not true, honest.

Just some amazing outcrops I’ve been working on - note older deposits on top of the younger scoria cone 🫣 This last month I’ve uncovered a lot of Tenerife’s explosive past and proud of what I’ve achieved given the complexities of the task, I’m excited to see the final product!

@Rainmaker1973 @sheccidconserv

Outdoor house cats have a wider-ranging diet than any other predator on Earth. Globally, house cats have been observed eating over 2,000 different species, 16% of which are endangered. Free-ranging cats (Felis catus) are globally distributed invasive carnivores that markedly impact biodiversity. A new study developed a comprehensive global assessment of species consumed by cats. The research identified 2,084 species eaten by cats, of which 347 (16.65%) are of conservation concern. Islands contain threefold more species of conservation concern eaten by cats than continents do. Birds, reptiles, and mammals constitute about 90% of species consumed, with insects and amphibians being less frequent. Approximately 9% of known birds, 6% of known mammals, and 4% of known reptile species are identified in cat diets. 97% of species consumed are <5 kg in adult body mass, though much larger species are also eaten. The results demonstrate that cats are extreme generalist predators, which is critical for understanding their impact on ecological systems and developing management solutions. Christopher A. Lepczyk et al. "A global synthesis and assessment of free-ranging domestic cat diet", Nature Communications, 12 December 2023 [Full paper: nature.com/articles/s4146…]

It was fascinating listening to a wide range of research on the Canaries - particularly learning all about how volcanic eruptions impact marine ecosystems! Also, great to meet and talk with @volcano_katy, @smitchell_sci, and everyone at @VolcanoCamp Thanks to everyone involved!

It’s nice to be back to really piece together everything I saw a few years ago. A lot of hard work ahead and (hopefully!) a much improved understanding of fall deposits on Tenerife by the end!

Hmm, I’m intrigued what they think “woke ideology” is and how they think it impacts science? I’m assuming such decision was NOT made by collective scientists? How do they even define “safeguarding”? “Long-Term Decisions” for a party with not long left? So many questions…!

Lol Mexicans are such a vibe

@Matt_Pinner I got quite a few

show me your best sunset shots, I’m Re-tweeting all 📸😍

@ThomasPDCs @UCD_Earth_Sci @claire_harnett1 @OrbitalPete Congratulations 🎉🎉 Awesome stuff Tom, you’ll have a blast and it’ll ‘flow’ by

@The_Volcano_Guy @vmsg_uk New X doesn’t allow DMs from non followers 😅 Typical

@BaileyGeog @vmsg_uk There’s a fair number of CIIV alumni at VMSG conferences. But yes, I’m hoping this will help direct more people to him. Please if you know of any others let us/me know!

I hope you all enjoy the new student section of the @vmsg_uk website and find it useful!