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Waterparks and fountains in Las Vegas: A closer look at where water is going amid the drought
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LAS VEGAS (KTNV) Despite being in the midst of the longest sustained drought we ve ever seen, and on the verge of a federally declared water shortage, every day in Las Vegas water is used for play.
The valley is home to not one but two waterparks. Cowabunga Bay and Wet n Wild provide relief from the sweltering heat for hundreds of thousands of locals and tourists every summer.
And it s not just mega-slides and lazy rivers where we get our water fix. Water plays a recreational role on the Las Vegas Strip, too. Many casinos have multiple pools or fountains, perhaps the most obvious and grandiose example being at the Bellagio.
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Fiona Horne Reveals New Band Name Seawitch
Former DefFX member Fiona Horne and her partner Dave (Spiff) Hopkins, formerly of The Hellmenn, have a new band Seawitch.
Rounding up the Seawitch line-up is Brad Miller on bass and Matt Hamilton on drums.
The first taste of Seawitch is ‘Witch Hunt’.
The video for ‘Witch Hunt’ was
“filmed in the magickal South West of Australia, this video tells the story of the Seawitch, who reverses curses and shows the way to love and freedom. Singer and real Witch, Fiona Horne, wrote the lyrics by drawing on spells and rituals from her Book of Shadows, which is a Witches journal and record of her Witchcraft”.