Free Download Fujifilm FinePix JZ200 PDF User Manual, Instructions, User Guide, Owner's Manual.
This 16-megapixel Fujifilm FinePix JZ200 equipped with a 8x optical zoom in a lightweight compact body. The 25-200mm equivalent lens has a close-focus point of 5cm and comes equipped with an Optical Image Stabilizer. The large, bright 2.7-inch LCD display makes it easy to compose great photos.
The FinePix JZ200 offers a 16 megapixel CCD sensor perfectly capable of producing premium quality images and movies. Images are captured sharp and clear, in vivid colors, even when printed at large sizes.
The 8x (25-200mm) wide-ranging Fujinon lens enables users to capture everything from beautiful wide-angle shots to stunning images of distant objects. At the other end of the scale, both cameras offer a close-focusing distance of 5cm, which enables users to shoot beautiful macro images that fill the frame with detail and vibrant colors.
With maximum sensitivity of ISO 3200, photos appear natural and more true to life even with limited available light. High sensitivity also stops the action of high-speed moving subjects.
Even when it's hard to keep your camera steady, the powerful combination of lens-shift image stabilization and high sensitivity protects against blurring from camera shake and subject motion so you can capture the moment.
In addition to the exciting possibilities offered when capturing stills on the FinePix JZ200, users can also use it to shoot 720p HD movie. A dedicated movie recording button ensures users can quickly start capturing movie at a moment's notice.
With the Scene Recognition (SR) Auto mode, Framed scenes are automatically detected and selected into appropriate camera settings: Portrait, Landscape, Night, Macro, Night Portrait, and Backlit Portrait.
FinePix JZ200's Face Detection optimizes people pictures by detecting faces and adjusting focus and exposure to ensure bright, clear results.
Don't wait until you get home to start choosing which pictures to upload to FACEBOOK. tagging pictures and movies you want to share right in your camera. The next time you connect to your computer, the tagged photos will upload automatically. The same goes for movie clips too, which can also be uploaded to YouTube.
The FinePix JZ200 Dutch manual has not yet been released by Fujifilm. We will post it once it's available.
De FinePix JZ200 Nederlandse handleiding is nog niet vrijgegeven door Fujifilm. We zullen het eens het beschikbaar is.


Dang! That bean is already in the compost, I'm sorry to say. Next time, I will re-use it for vanilla sugar. There is nothing to compare to a cup of hot cocoa made with vanilla sugar, Scharffen-Berger cocoa powder, and milk steamed in the cappuccino steamer.


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Divers who pinpointed missing Vietnam War-era C-130 set sights on Thunderbolt wreckage
• May 25, 2018
A three-dimensional model of Pratt & Whitney R-2800 engine from a Republic P-47D Thunderbolt crash site in Weymouth Bay, England, Thursday, May 24, 2018. The P-47 crashed on May 7, 1944, the pilot bailed out and was rescued. (Image by Deeper Dorset)
The remains of a Pratt & Whitney R-2800 engine from a Republic P-47D Thunderbolt crash site in Weymouth Bay, England. The P-47 crashed on May 7, 1944. (Simon Brown/Deeper Dorset)
A Digital Elevation Model derived from GPS and model data of a Republic P-47D Thunderbolt crash site in Weymouth Bay, England, Thursday, May 24, 2018. The colors show depth with blue with orange being shallower and bumps reveal overall shape of the seabed. (Simon Brown/Deeper Dorset)
WEYMOUTH, England — The British diving team that recently narrowed down the location in the English Channel of a C-130 stolen in 1969 by a homesick U.S. Air Force sergeant is at it again.
This time they they're surveying the site where a U.S. Army Air Corps Republic P-47 Thunderbolt crashed into the sea in May 1944. The pilot bailed out and was rescued, but the plane disintegrated at impact with the water.
Several years ago, the team, known as Deeper Dorset, found some of the "Thud's" remains in Weymouth Bay.
"Love of the sea started me off, obviously diving and then realizing what a great maritime history we have and how much of it is still undiscovered," team founder Grahame Knott told Stars and Stripes. "We're story hunters not treasure hunters."
Since the wreckage was first located, his team has taken more than 1,100 photogrammetry images — overlapping photographs that reconstruct three-dimensional scenes or objects — to map the 25-yard-deep crash site. Over the years, broken sections of the P-47 have been entangled and dragged by fishing nets and ropes.
Now, by using side-scan sonar that can distinguish man-made objects against the background of underwater sand bars, the team hopes to find a missing wing from the P-47 with its four .50-caliber machine guns.
Deeper Dorset recently completed a successful Kickstarter campaign to uncover the truth behind the crash of Sgt. Paul Adams Meyer, a U.S. Air Force assistant crew chief who stole a C-130 Hercules from RAF Mildenhall in 1969.
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Der Sudan ist nicht nur von Wüste geprägt, sondern hat auch Dornstrauch- und Trockensavanne, sowie Seen und die Küste zum Roten Meer zu bieten. Die ausgewiesenen Schutzgebiete sind nachfolgend hier aufgelistet.

Schutzgebiete

Nationalparks
 Dinder-Nationalpark
 Berg-Hassania-Nationalpark
 Radom-Nationalpark
 Suakin-Archipel-Nationalpark

Nationale Meeres-Schutzgebiete
 Bur Sudan
 Sanganeb-Atoll

Naturschutzgebiete
 Berg Elba
 Berg Marra

Vogelschutzgebiete
 Roseires-Damm
 Berg-Aulia-Damm
 Khashm-el-Girba-Damm
 Abiad-See
 Keilak-See
 Kundi-See
 Nubia-See
 Sannar-Damm

UNESCO-Welterbe
 Der Berg Barkal am Nil

UNESCO-MAB Biosphärenreservate
 Dinder-Nationalpark
 Radom-Nationalpark

Siehe auch
 Naturparks in Afrika

Weblinks
 www.parks.it zu den Schutzgebieten in Sudan

Sudan

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Home Local News Honiara Group accused of campaigning under the banner of CSO
Group accused of campaigning under the banner of CSO
MP for Shortlands Hon Chris Laore.
By Gary Hatigeva
WORK of the civil society organisations (CSO) continued to be praised and appreciated in all aspects of the country, but certain members of Parliament (MP) are now questioning their integrity and some of their outreach programmes held recently.
Member of Parliament for Shortlands, Chris Laore is concerned over the manner in which some of the CSO groups, particularly, the National Council of Women, has been conducting its awareness programmes, most of which he described to be very 'anti-MP'.
The group along with representatives of other civil society organisations were out in some of the provinces last month, with a mission to give civic awareness to the rural people on women issues, including women in leadership.
But the concerned Shortland MP told Island Sun that the groups are ought to be questioned as they were moving around with female intending candidates, using the CSO banner as a platform to advocate election agenda on behalf of those women.
More so, he added, the group's recent trip to the Shortlands was for an intending candidate in his constituency, under the CSO banner, using information to bring disrepute to his image.
Laore shared that while he is happy to see women participate in the formal electoral system, he is concerned that the women advocacy group's agenda has gone a bit too far off the mark, which he felt was going too deep into how the constituency is running its affairs and development programmes.
The MP said he has no problems with organisations going around making civic awareness programmes on behalf of women in politics and their leadership potentials in the country, but thought that the nature of these outreach activities have gone beyond their mandates.
The Shortlands MP who had just returned from his constituency shared that he was shocked to have learnt of the manner in which the NCW General Secretary Acting, Casper Fa'asala, was carrying out his programmes, which he said was clearly targeting current MPs – for the interest of women candidates within their circle.
Laore who was also questioned by a group of women from Shortlands on how he had used the funds given to his constituency under various ministries under the RCDF programme, suggested that these were the outcomes of what the CSO groups, particularly, the woman advocator, has intended, which he expressed to have no problems with as all the records are with the responsible ministries.
He then claimed that the NCW head has intended to bad-name him so to create the potential to display a picture for their woman intending candidate, which he thought the authorities should carefully look into.
"Is this a civic awareness programme or a campaign strategy they are using to target the MPs under the umbrella of such a very reputable organisation like the National Council of Women?" Laroe questioned.
He also questioned if these activities were done under exempt of the Minister of Home Affairs because he claimed, were obvious campaigning.
He further questioned if the head of the NCW delegation to his constituency was mandated under the Ministry of Women, Youths, Children and Family Affairs, which he thought would not have gone beyond approved agenda if it was so.
The Shortland MP however stressed that if these women in his constituency that questioned him were genuine enough in their calls as concerned electorates, he suggested that the constituency office is there to consult with, so as the Ministry of Rural Development and other relevant ministries, where all the records of fund usage are available.
"These are constituency matters and so these women if they are genuine about their concerns, should have approached the constituency office for answers, or even the ministry responsible. Otherwise, these are all part of the intentions orchestrated by these CSO groups and their women intending candidates," Laore said.
The matter raised is also something some constituents of the Malaita Outer Islands (MOI) constituency have shared, suggesting that while some elements of the groups are being genuine with their agenda, others are actually hiding under the umbrella of the CSO to push the agenda on behalf of their women candidate.
Like it was in the Shortlands, the NCW representative was also alleged to have accompanied another woman intending candidate for MOI and electorates have also expressed the same concerns, regarding the nature of the groups' Civic awareness programmes, which they thought was very much campaigning.
But a follow up with the Ministry of Women, Youths, Children and Family Affairs revealed that the NCW is one of their key partners in the implementation of government policies relating to youths, families and women, but have not mandated for them to use such strategy if they were true.
Ministry Officials explained that these groups can be exempted under the umbrella of the CSO and the Ministry, to carryout election civics, raise awareness on issues such as women in leadership and politics, and other issues to highlight the potentials of women in the country.
"But not to discredit or have programmes done in the manner that is directly linked to influencing electorates and bad repute any members of parliament," a senior official who wished anonymity explained.
Also commenting on this, Solomon Islands Electoral Commission officials explained that they support the works of the CSOs in their outreach activities throughout the country, in the form of availing trainings on the election processes, but not on the grounds of training them how to lure votes or similar activities.
Commission officials however warned that any form of awareness activities related to election, must be done within the boundaries of the Electoral Act, and therefore any activities deemed campaigning in nature are illegal and should be discouraged, or people might get penalised.
Meanwhile, when contacted, the Acting General Secretary of NCW denied accompanying the woman candidate to Shortlands, despite claims his trip was funded by the intending candidate.
Fa'asala briefly explained that the awareness was based on the bulk amount of funds to constituencies through Constituency Development Fund (CDF) that was highlighted in the Transparency Solomon Islands (TSI) Report on the development fund.
He said his return to the constituency, which prompted the complaints, was done after the women of the constituency requested for awareness on CDF and related constituency funds
The General Secretary (Ag) then suggested that those unhappy MPs should however see this as an opportunity to go down to the constituency and explain to electors on the details of what was highlighted in bulk sums of the funds.
He however clarified that in the Malaita Outer Islands, the awareness on CDF was done by TSI based on their report analysis on the much talked about funds, but denied holding similar programme like he did in Shortlands.
"My trip to MOI was basically to do a short list analysis on the constituency to draw up profile for the woman intending candidate, in preparation for her campaign platform during the campaign period," Fa'asala explained.
Fa'asala was unable to respond to most of the claims and allegations made but confirmed that he will be making a full reply statement on this in our next issue.
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A Deep Dive Into the Options for the Flyers' Defense
As we all wait for the NHL offseason to pick up with the draft and free agency on the horizon, Flyers fan patiently wait to see what changes lie ahead after a second-round playoff elimination. One of the most intriguing situations the Flyers have on their hands is the state of the defense. As The Clash would say: Who Should Stay and Who Should Go?
Currently, the Flyers have Ivan Provorov, Matt Niskanen, Shayne Gostisbehere, Mark Friedman, and Samuel Morin under contract for next season. Phil Myers and Robert Hagg are restricted free agents while Justin Braun is an unrestricted free agent.
That crew raises a lot of questions, and even more options Chuck Fletcher can take depending on who he chooses to build around.
Some of the questions right off the bat are the state of Matt Niskanen and the future of Mark Friedman. Niskanen looked perfectly fine playing alongside Ivan Provorov all season, but when the playoffs came around, he looked every bit of 33 years old (soon to be 34). Do the Flyers trust him lining up with Provorov for another full season? Or do they try and limit his minutes to keep him as fresh as possible for the long run?
The Flyers recently brought back Mark Friedman on a cheap two-year extension with the assumption he will take the role as the seventh defenseman on the Flyers roster next season. Friedman, who was the Phantoms top defenseman last season, has just seven NHL games under his belt, six of which took place during the 2019-20 season. While he never looked out of place during his short stint, that's not a whole lot of experience to back up immediately throwing him into a full-time top six role.
Elsewhere on the blueline, the future of Robert Hagg and Shayne Gostisbehere highlight the real fork in the road the Flyers face; with the simple question being: do either of them return?
Shayne Gostisbehere is technically under contract for three more seasons at $4.5 million per year, though do to his lackluster play and the ever-tightning salary cap, he is a prime example of a player the Flyers will probably look to trade. If the Flyers can't or don't trade him, do they trust him enough to play him on a nightly basis, even if it in the fifth or sixth defenseman role? After returning to the lineup during the last game of the regular season, then dressing in half a dozen games during the playoffs, there was enough of a glimmer of hope there to believe maybe he's not entirely washed up yet, but with such a small sample size to go off of, does that erase the past two seasons of listless hockey?
Robert Hagg, on the other hand, has been a staple in the Flyers defense since his arrival during the 2017-18 season. For better or worse, he is a relied upon third pair defenseman and penalty killer. Even though Robert Hagg may not be great, he will definitely be seeking a raise from his last deal that paid him $1.15 million per season. He could possibly seek more than double that on the open market if a team feels he fits their needs, and given how tight the Flyers cap space is becoming, there may not be enough money going around to bring Hagg back.
UPDATE: Without fail, as soon as this piece went live, within two hours trade rumors for Shayne Gostisbehere popped up and Robert Hagg re-signed with the organization for two years at $1.6 million per season. That should settle the battle of the depth defenseman. With the draft just over a week away, it's possible Ghost's fate will be determined sooner rather than later.
Samuel Morin has already been written off by Alain Vigneault as far as his immediate return goes, though presents a piece to the puzzle the Flyers could've desperately used during the playoffs, and that's physicality. If the AHL season does indeed take place and Morin can not only stay healthy but look good doing so, there's a chance he could make a return to the NHL and be the physical threat the Flyers have desperately lacked for years.
Phil Myers has yet to be extended, but given he seems earmarked to take the number two seat next to Ivan Provorov in the not-so-distant future, chances are he signs a bridge deal, either two or three years, at a couple million dollars as a way from him to prove his value to the team, much like the current deal Sanheim is on. The announcement of his new deal should hopefully come any day now.
Then come the wildcards, that being Yegor Zamula and Cam York. York is expected to spend one more season at the University of Michigan. Zamula, on the other hand, is ready to make his pro debut after playing his first NHL game, albeit unofficially, during the exhibition game before the start of the 2020 playoffs. Ideally, Zamula will start the season in the AHL and get some level of experience before getting his shot in the big leagues, but it may only be a matter of time before he makes his jump provided he makes a smooth transition and doesn't have any setbacks after back surgery earlier in the year.
As the entry draft and free agency are just a few short weeks away, we should start to see the shape of the Flyers defense shake out. How the free agents are handled, if anybody gets traded, who they bring in, and their overall depth.
It's safe to assume the depth chart should look relatively similar to this season with Provorov, Niskanen, Myers and Sanheim all likely returning. What happens after that is the intriguing part. Chuck Fletcher is probably in his secret bunker somewhere drawing the battle plans as the offseason draws near and only he truly knows how he's going to approach the defense. We as fans are just going to have to sit back and buckle up for whatever course Fletcher takes us down.
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Born in Beverly, MA on Boston's North Shore, Peter has spent time living through New England in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Peter trained in studio art at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, under artists Jack Coughlin, Lionel Gongora, John Grillo, and Hanlon Davies as well as Robert Cardinal at the Truro Center for the Arts.
After establishing himself as a successful graphic designer, Peter returned to pursuing his fine art career in 1992 on Martha's Vineyard where he resided year-round for three years. Upon returning to the mainland, he has continued his painting along with serving as Creative Director for a web design company.
From a personal perspective, I find myself often curious about the story of the building: who built it and why; the many people who have lived or worked in the building; how the landscape may have changed around the structure over the course of years. I find that the curiosity I have about the building intertwines with the creative process in my interpretation of the architecture and landscape in one image. In some of my work, I feel that the outcome is that the architecture serves as the sentry for the landscape and in the other cases the exact opposite. Because I remove extraneous details from both the landscape and the architecture I paint, it is my hope that a viewer will be challenged by the images to let their own curiosity create a story- is the beach cottage long abandoned or just waiting for its inhabitants to return?
I have long been influenced by the works of Andrew and Jamie Wyeth, Edward Hopper, Winslow Homer and Robert Cardinal and their use of light and color to define the subject and mood. I typically begin a piece with multiple sketches in either graphite or charcoal to work out the composition. Then I transition to small watercolor or oil studies to allow for experimentation with different color fields and use of light before committing to canvas. I use many layers of paint in my work to pull the undercolor to the surface and create depth and movement to highlight form and the way light defines a subject.
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Why is possible to change instantaneously voltage across a resistor?
Last updated: 31st Jan '20
The capacitor and inductor do not allow sudden changes in voltage or current.
This is because both devices build up fields in themselves (electrical in the capacitor and magnetic in the inductor), which contributes to the inertia behavior of the device.
The capacitor and inductance do not allow sudden changes in voltage or current.
Indeed, the two devices create fields in themselves (electrical in the capacitor and magnetic in the inductance), which contributes to the inertial behavior of the device.
These fields are created according to their physical structure in the devices.
Consequently, the devices only react when the excitation time exceeds the time necessary to cancel the energy generated by the fields. None of these phenomena exists in resistance.
The resistors have only obstacles in the path of the charge flow, because of which heat is generated (energy dissipation).
Therefore, resistance is not a capacitor or inductor when it comes to resisting sudden changes in voltage and current. The above explanation applies taking into account the ideal devices.
Why is it possible to change the voltage across a resistor immediately?
Because it's a resistor and not a capacitor or inductor. At least this is the answer when it comes to ideal components.
In reality there are no perfectly resistive components, just as there are no purely capacitive or inductive components.
For example, if you work with "power resistors", usually wire-wound devices, and you want to use them at moderately high frequencies, you need to specify non-inductive windings.
A standard specified parameter of a capacitor is ESR or an equivalent series resistor.
Why is a diode connected in a series with resistors?
Why is a diode connected in a series with resistors? It is possible that the diode series resistor is used as a current limiting resistor to avoid destroying the diode…
What is the meaning of the tolerance of a resistor
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Many dental and orthodontic professionals who engage their patients and prospects through email marketing are missing a critical pivot point of their entire online promotional strategy: the preference center. The lack of such an essential element necessary to every dental and orthodontic email campaign minimizes the efficiency of the overall outreach and fails to build relevance and bilateral communication with your prospects.
Your Patients Are Mobile and Few "Sit at a Desk & Read Email"
The spectrum of digital communication platforms and channels is increasing at a nearly logarithmic rate. New forms of mobile web enabled devices are premiering on an ongoing basis, with smartphones, tablets, netbooks and other types of on the go connectivity accessories transforming the online interaction paradigm. The day when all your dental or orthodontic patients would read your emails sitting bolt upright on a monitor that took up half of their desk has gone the way of the foot treadle dental engine. Today your patient is more likely to receive your email while at a coffee shop, watching the kids' soccer game or even lounging at the beach. With this newly discovered mobility comes the fragmentation of the preferred vector of communication as well as a nearly infinite number of different combinations of frequency, format and variety.
Frequency – Some of the larger dental firms have email newsletter frequencies that can exceed twice a week! Although this level of frequency has proven to be effective in many cases, some of your patients may prefer a little more breathing room between missives. A simple dropdown box in the preference center allows them to select their own preferred frequency, from twice a week to once a month and everything in between.
Format – There are more than 2,000 different devices in widespread use today to read emails and each has an interface and default format that differs from the others to some degree. An email newsletter that displays perfectly on one might be a jumbled mess on another, so allowing your patients to choose their preferred format type can help you deliver the newsletter configuration that best suits them, from plain text to fully featured HTML and from the tiniest smartphone screen to the largest widescreen LCD monitor.
Variety – If your dental or orthodontic clinic publishes multiple newsletters, allowing the subscribers to check boxes to indicate which ones are of greatest interest to them will help you provide the specific content that they are most interested in. Young families will surely be checking to receive your pediatric dentistry newsletters while seniors will be more interested in your dentures and implants content.
Notification – Some of your patients are supremely well organized and always show up for their appointments on the dot while others can't remember their own birthdays. Your preference center can allow your prospects to select how far in advance they want to be reminded and what type of appointment notification they wish to receive: email reminder; social network post; SMS text message; phone call; or even no reminder at all.
Your preference center should be a prominently featured aspect of each email marketing message you send and is best placed in a standardized location such as in your primary navigation bar or in an administration area. Your preference center should also be linked to the full breadth of your social media presence right beside your email subscription opt-in links.
The advantages of a properly configured preference center extend to amplifying your email list segmentation efforts as well. During the process of informing you of their various preferences, your patients can also be asked to provide specific demographic, behavior and lifestyle information that represents invaluable segment data. Preference centers have been proven to increase campaign relevance and quell list churn, thus they deserve a prominent place in every dental and orthodontic online marketing strategy.


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День Оле́ня — профессиональный праздник работников оленеводства в Ненецком автономном округе и Республике Коми. Отмечается 2 августа одновременно с Ильиным днём. Празднование Дня Оленя приурочено к окончанию летнего выпаса оленей и началу перекочевки стад на зимние пастбища.

История
С 1932 года праздник отмечался в первое воскресенье августа. С 1958 по 1994 год праздник назывался  Днём оленевода, (в Ямало-Ненецком автономном округе такое название он носит и сейчас). Официальная дата празднования Дня Оленя - 2 августа закреплена в 2007 году.

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За длительный период проведения закрепились традиционные места праздника. Обязательная часть Дня Оленя — торжественное собрание с подведением итогов работы за первое полугодие, результаты отельной кампании, сохранности взрослых оленей и молодняка. В День Оленя также проводятся рабочие встречи первых лиц органов государственной власти с оленеводами. Иногда к Дню Оленя приурочиваются другие торжества (свадьбы, юбилеи, чествования старейшин и т. д.).

Во время праздника в стойбищах оленеводов проводятся соревнования по национальным видам спорта — прыжки через нарты, метание тынзея на хорей, гонки на оленьих упряжках, соревнования по национальной борьбе, а также выступления народных коллективов художественной самодеятельности и народные гуляния, организуется торговля и праздничные застолья. Также проводится медицинское обследование оленеводов и их семей.

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Появились в 1932 году в России
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PHISH, SUNDAY 10/22/1995
ASSEMBLY HALL, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOISASSEMBLY HALL
Soundcheck: Buffalo Bill, The Old Home Place, Dog Log
SET 1: AC/DC Bag, My Mind's Got a Mind of its Own, The Sloth, Runaway Jim, Weigh > NICU, Fast Enough for You, It's Ice > Poor Heart > Sample in a Jar, I'm Blue, I'm Lonesome[1], Stash
SET 2: Golgi Apparatus, Possum -> Catapult, The Curtain > Tweezer -> Makisupa Policeman -> Big Black Furry Creature from Mars, Life on Mars?, Uncle Pen, Slave to the Traffic Light > Cavern
ENCORE: Sweet Adeline, The Squirming Coil
[1] Acoustic.
I'm Blue I'm Lonesome was performed acoustic and Stash was preceded by a Simpsons signal. Trey teased Dave's Energy Guide and Sneakin' Sally through the Alley in Possum. During Sweet Adeline the band kept rotating the direction they were facing to sing to the entire crowd.
Overall: 4.482/5 (85 ratings)
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Possum, Tweezer, Slave to the Traffic Light
Dave's Energy Guide and Sneakin' Sally through the Alley teases in Possum
Debut Years (Average: 1989)
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A Picture of Nectar 5
Stash 3
Rift 3
The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday 3
The White Tape 2
Hoist 1
Lawn Boy 1
Junta 1
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This show was part of the "1995 Fall Tour"
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2009-11-23 7:29 pm , attached to 1995-10-22
Review by Anonymous
(Published in the second edition of The Phish Companion...)
This show turned me into the "Tweezer" fanatic that I am today. The first highlight of the show is a "Possum", which is followed by the always-strange "Catapult". "Curtain>Tweezer" follows that, and it is probably my favorite "one-two" combination. This Tweezer does not disappoint! It grooves and glides effortlessly, through numerous jam segments. It seems that from Tweezers such as this one and 11/30/95 Dayton (and others, of course), that we have arrived at the epic jamming that became almost commonplace in 1997. Jams with several, distinct jam segments, such as the Ghost from 11/28 Worcester and the Jim from the next night, seem to me to be direct descendants of this Tweezer. These styles of jams work hard at establishing the Groove before launching into the Unknown. If you're not a Tweezer fan, by all means check this one out"...it may change your mind, too!
2010-08-17 2:14 am , attached to 1995-10-22
Review by montaigne
Best Possum EVER!
Review by Faht1
WOW! That's all I can say about this show. If you have not listen to any of this I would STRONGLY recommend Listening to this show in its entirely. Absolutely well played with several Unique versions such as AC/DC Bag, Possum, Tweezer and Slave! The Tweezer and Possum might be one of the best versions of all time. A MUST HEAR! This show is a solid 4.6/5 stars.
2014-11-27 11:38 am , attached to 1995-10-22
Review by Penn42
It's Turkey Day, I've already been up since 5 (currently 7:30), I'm waiting for my folks to get here, though that's gonna be a couple hours still, and I'm kinda bored. So naturally I start looking through some Fall '95 to eat up some time. The past couple weeks I've been going through and listening to the 12.95 shows I haven't heard yet as well as just generally filling in gaps from the entire tour. So far I've crossed of 12.12, 12.16, 10.11, and 10.29. But this morning I wanted to visit some familiar ground, so I threw on one of my favorite, and also pretty much completely overlooked, shows from the entire tour: 10.22! Everyone knows 10.21; hardly anybody knows 10.22. But perhaps I'm wrong.
When I first heard this show I wrote a stupid little review. I still agree with it but I'm going to write a better one right now.
10.22 is perhaps not that amazing within the common criteria used to rate shows. Namely "Are there hella long jams?" and "are said hella long jams stringed somewhat close together". At a respectable 16 minutes, Tweezer is the longest song of the show, but that's a far cry from a 30 minute monster that everyone will drool over on principle (Tahoe Tweezer anyone? though, for solidarity, I love that jam). Some might call this setlist "too song-y" or something, to which I call shenanigans. Sure, Tweezer might be the only big open-ended jammer of the show, but you see those segue arrows? The .net setlist writers ain't hot-doggin' it with those arrows; that shit's the real deal.
Tweezer -> Makisupa -> BBFCFM is really one musical thought (the segue to Makisupa is even led by Fish taboot) and it even happens to be 29 minutes long. **Commence drooling now** In fact, the flow from song to song is where the real strength of this show comes from. There are no shortage of shows out there with good flow, but I can't think of a single one that tops this. This show is up there with the best of the tour because we get a damn fine selection of songs that are played not less than perfectly (with the exception of The Sloth which is mildly butchered) and hold together as a whole remarkably well. Any show that has four bluegrass songs, a barbershop track, two semi-rarities in BBFCFM and Catapult, and a new cover that doesn't feel like they're being gimmicky or just trying to cram in as much stuff as possible has gotta be pretty awesome. A good 3.0 analog for this show would be Manchester '10, which everyone loves and, you guessed it, happens to be my favorite show of that year.
All that said, you really shouldn't discredit any of the jams this show has to offer either. The aforementioned Tweezer settles into a cool groove around 8 minutes with Fish playing a "Destiny Unbound" beat, striking his ride on the 2nd and 4th sixteenth notes of each beat. As opposed to the 1st and 3rd sixteenth (otherwise just known as just playing 1/8 notes), displacing those strikes by one sixteenth of note makes for a cool somewhat off-kilter sound. A very nice peak follows. Stash is very fiery. That's such an easy thing to say, especially for this tour, but this one is fiery like 7.8.94 (the ALO version) is fiery. It strikes the perfect balance between being crazy tension/release enough to put it above average without just feeling like it's dragging on ad nauseam. Pretty much every time I listen to any version of Possum from Fall '95 that version becomes my favorite. I'm all "how can there exist a more ragin' version than this?" And then I listen to different Fall '95 version and I'm all "how can there exist a more ragin' version than this?" and that just goes on forever. However, because of the weirdness after Possum ends and the appearance of Catapult, this version might be my actual favorite of the tour.
To sum: this show if pretty freakin' awesome. It's overshadowed from directly following an official release and not being in December, but the spoils are a-plenty should you take the time to listen. In fact, I'd say that 10.21 through 10.31 as a whole is overshadowed. Again, everyone knows those two book-ending shows, but the stuff in between is, on the whole, pretty strong. Specifically 10.22, 24, 25, and 29 are not to be missed. I don't think there's even an 8 show stretch in November that's a strong as 10.21 to 10.31.
Review by Real_out_casty
This one is a sleeper among giants that are prevalent during fall of 95. No hype leading up to this, mostly b/c Halloween was the next week & I had received the cool new mail order ticket which was also in a prime location. So this whole week was just a warm up for what I hoped was Joe's Garage on All Hallows' Eve. This day became very special as soon as we arrived b/c within 10 min I ran into Page back bye the bus. He was always courteous to me even though I was obviously an overzealous, crazed phan. So I kept it short & simple. I asked, mispronouncing the title, "what happened to Guyute?" (Guyute had debuted the previous fall & last played at the epic Providence show 12/29/94). He smiled sheepishly, corrected me & said "oh, it still there". To which my pleading reply was, HALLOWEEN!...pleeeeese. It was my favorite song then, I caught all but one the fall before & the Prov Guyute was the shit. So when they didn't play it at all on summer tour or yet that fall, I was very concerned. Page gave me a chuckle & walked inside. A week later, I was dressed up as the ugly pig at Halloween, and had one of the most amazingly beautiful moments of my life. They busted it out around mid 1st set w a new arrangement & whistling!!! I nearly fainted from joy.
Anyway that whole experience started when I first arrived at Champaign. Having zero expectations of this show, aside from some teases of poss musical costumes, we went in pretty early. Sat up top in the back & smoked oooooout then went down by Page for the show. They came in HOT!
Review by bouncin7
Wow - no bod eee talked in depth about this version of Makisupa, so here weeee go: not only is it my favorite version ever, but most importantly, most unique, most trippy of all is that TREY is whispering throughout this rather long version saying mindbending things for six minutes like "Maki in my bed" and "Palooska on my head" and "Goldstein on my head" and "Lets hear one for Fred." TREY is whispering in a Zappa inspired hold on to your hat sort of way. Blew me away. I play this on minidisc all the time 10/22/95 Look OUT!
What a stellar show! I really like the song selection this night and they were playing with a lot of energy. However, in the end, it's the jams that really make this show stand out.
Stash, though not as adventurous as a couple others from Fall '95, is great, and is as good as a 12 minute Stash will get. This ridiculous Possum has the description balls-out written all over it. Top 5 version for sure. A nice recitation of Catapult follows it taboot. Tweezer rages super hard and the segue into Makisupa is silky smooth. Those are the standout jams, in my opinion, but all the other songs with jam sections like Bag, Jim, Ice, and Slave get a nice workout as well.
Personally, I think this show is just as good as anything from December and I would rather have had this show released instead of Pershing from the night before.
Review by markah
I remember this!
"During Adeline the band kept rotating the direction they were facing to sing to the entire crowd."
This show is Fall '95 FIRE at it's finest!
Review by yam_ekaj
the possum from this show is absolute must-listen phish. possible the best (read: my favorite) version ever. really wish there was a SBD for even just that song, but the AUD available on the spreadsheet/relisten is pretty sweet bc you can really feel the energy of the crowd. peak after peak in the classic, frenetic-but-controlled fall 95 style. fishman is bonkers, trey shreds and mike and page build tension like it's nobody's business. another sick one is niagara from a month and a half later, just ftr.
cont.....DC Bag is shredding. Trey is into it. They all were tight as fuk & playing my jams bag, mind, sloth, jim, nicu, fefy TO OPEN?!?!. Really.
Set 2 fuked me. Possom had energy I'd never seen from Trey. Like, rocket to stratosphere energy. Prob best 1 I ever saw. Curtain>Tweez>Makisupa is perfect & unique. Very entertaining. Back to back Mars songs were rare & unexpected. Then Slaveclosed. Best song of the night. This one has sharp muthafukin teeth bruh. MONSTER SLAVE!!! did I say that slave closer was good? Damnit.
Review by AssemblyHall95
This was my first show. I still can't believe that. What a way to start 23 years of musical adventure. As far as the show, all I really knew was Weigh, Fast Enough for You, and Sample In a Jar. I had heard Rift and Hoist but that was about it. But, this second set. All the way from Tweezer through Cavern, just unbelievable. I remember it was such a beautiful Sunday in October and just a great show. A funny story, when I first got to the venue we had to park kind of far away. I learned after an hour it was because they had to clean up the garbage from the football game the day before. Once they got that cleaned up we were able to park right outside the main entrance. What a great way to start what will be a run of 100 shows by the end of 2018.
Review by Pagegrrl34
My first show. Holy shit - how could I not have become instantly addicted?! I had only really listened to Rift thru a boyfriend & I went to this show seeking solace in a show...any show. Jerry's passing took me to Phish & I didn't expect much. My God. By "Poor Heart," I was sold. Can you imagine this show's setlist being your introduction to Phish??? I still get Phishbumps. I had no expectations of being struck twice by lightning; I was a solid Deadhead. What a gift to have another band that can take me to THAT PLACE. The entire show is a heater. Still the best Slave I've ever heard. If you haven't heard this show, do it right now! Fall 95 @ it's PHINEST.
Review by hiddenhillbilly
"Crimes of the Mind" tease from Trey at 2:42 of the Slave.
Review by 10a_cJedi
This was on of the absolute finest nights I've shared with you'll! We really had a flow between us in that ship, on that brisk fall night. It was our 1st time the building, it proved sufficient for future stops. People of Champagne, Surrender! You've been conquered!
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I thought that as a culture we had moved on from the song and the deeply unpleasant drama around it. Grande and Big Sean began dating following his split from Rivera, and in April 2015. Brian's reporting has been cited by major websites like BuzzFeed, Billboard, the New Yorker and The Fader -- and shared by celebrities like Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber and Nicki Minaj. Big Sean, her former fiance, wrote it following their 2014 split. He has been a leading reporter in the music, movie, television and sporting spaces since 2002. Rivera didn't use any elaborate production during her epic performance, letting the angry anthem speak for itself. Big Sean, her former fiance, wrote it following their 2014 split.
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The shade of it all. After ending their engagement, the actress accused Big Sean of stealing her Rolex watch, which he denied. In the meantime, check out an exclusive snippet of Rivera's memorable performance. Rivera and Big Sean got engaged in October 2013, calling it off in April of 2014. Commentator Chrissy Teigen and host watched in surprise as Rivera let loose. By using the site, you consent to these cookies. The recent rumors and accusations reported by so called or fake sources are simply untrue.
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After ending their engagement, the actress accused Big Sean of stealing her Rolex watch, which he denied. What an extraordinarily petty move. The couple had a rocky relationship, according to Rivera, who addressed their issues in her memoir,. Naya Rivera is appearing on an upcoming episode of Lip Sync Battle, and the Glee star is pulling out the big guns to secure her win. For more on her arrest, watch below. Brian Cantor is the editor-in-chief for Headline Planet. On July 19, 2014, Rivera married actor Ryan Dorsey, which had been the date set for her wedding to Big Sean.
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Walpole didn't just celebrate summer with a few cocktails and a little chitchat. NO, they decided to take over the newly refurbished Cliveden House and fill it with oodles of friends, magnums of champagne and cakes. And when we say cakes we're talking an entire pudding table on the sunny terrace piled high with chocolate éclairs, macaroons, Battenberg cakes and cherry bakewell tarts. How they managed to hobble home so stuffed is anyone's guess!


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Innovation - "The best way to get something done is to tell a fisherman it can't be done."
"The best way to get something done is to tell a fisherman it can't be done."
so says Bob Dooley, veteran fisherman and industry leader.
This was the reason a two day conference on gear modification through innovation was convened according recently Oregon, USA where fishermen face exactly the same issues through restrictions on fishing effort as we do in the UK.
With support from a Saltonstall-Kennedy grant and the Packard Foundation, EDF's Pacific team joined with an all-star Steering Committee this month to convene a Gear Modification Workshop in Newport, Oregon. More than 70 fishermen from the West Coast and Alaska, along with scientists, net manufacturers, fishery managers, electronics experts, NGO representatives and others came together for two very enjoyable days of intensive information sharing.
The West Coast groundfish trawl fishery is a laboratory of gear innovation these days because the catch share management system requires fishermen to account for every fish caught. Having operated under catch share systems for many years, Alaska fishermen and researchers brought their experiences to bear. Since unwanted or undersized fish count against a fisherman's overall quota, the incentive to "fish clean" is much higher than in less-accountable fisheries. Fishermen are deploying underwater cameras and working with net manufacturers to design nets that fish more selectively, reduce bottom impact and save on fuel costs. Likewise, Alaska fishermen and researchers have long been leaders in gear innovation, and they brought their perspectives and expertise to share with their West Coast counterparts.
"It's workshops like this that are allowing fishermen and other innovators to really spread the word about all the efforts we're making out on the water to make a difference."–Steve Fitz, F/V Mister Morgan
In one presentation, Giuseppe (Joe) Penissi of Monterey described the remarkable success he has had in modifying his trawl to release non-marketable juvenile fish, and fellow fisherman Steve Fitz was impressed. "I keep going back to what Joe's doing, because his example today was perfect. He witnessed 40,000 pounds of fish move through his net and he kept 4,700 pounds, so what more could you ask for? That was 100% sustainable, marketable fish. That's just a real win-win situation."
Sara Skamser, owner of Foulweather Trawl, has been listening to fishermen and refining trawl designs for years. But not just fishermen. "In these changing times in fisheries, in modernizing the fleet, there's a lot of partners besides ourselves that we work with. We work with scientists to quantify ideas that we have; they can go out and test it and tell us if it's working. We work with EDF, with all kinds of people that have helped the fishermen understand the economic value of their fish, how to capitalize and get the most out of everything they're bringing in from the ocean."
Over the two days workshop participants discussed trawl-door spread, angle of attack, new materials for net design and a variety of other arcane topics, but in essence they were discussing the "half glass empty/half glass full" tensions that are created when fishermen are eager to innovate for efficiency and profitability, but must do so within the strictures posed by a slow-to-adapt overall management structure.
"The gear innovation that's going on, all these changes, are really aided by this individual quota catch share program," said Bob Dooley, veteran fisherman and industry leader. "When the currency of the fishery was catch all you can as quick as you can before somebody else shuts the fishery down, we didn't have time to do this stuff."
Although Bob Dooley's comments reflected the positive overall vibe of the workshop, fisheries leader Heather Mann addressed the many longstanding problems with management of the West Coast groundfish fishery, including escalating costs and a Council process that requires years to resolve even non-controversial issues. "How do you innovate under that?" she asked. "How do you innovate when you operate in a bureaucratic morass that moves at a glacial pace? Until we fix some of these fundamental problems…we're in an adapt-to-survive mode instead of an adapt-and thrive-mode."
But on-the-water solutions to improve efficiency and profitability were the focus of the discussions. Some of them were downright futuristic, but low cost/low tech also had its place. Steve Fitz described his DIY GoPro system that rivals many more expensive designs. "I'm beginning to learn and understand things that I've only been able to assume were going on 600 feet below me, and now I'm able to get some visual evidence and adapt to it and make changes for the better."
"I know this is the first time something like this has been done, but I think the response to this has been incredibly positive on a whole lot of levels." – Carwyn Hammond, NOAA Research Fisheries Biologist
Overall, the workshop was a great way to "un-silo" information and spread the word about innovations that help fishermen be more efficient and profitable while reducing fuel costs, seafloor impacts and bycatch. Many attendees expressed the hope that we will develop more workshops in the future, and we certainly intend to do so. As the near-legendary net builder Sara Skamser said, "…the ideas bouncing around here are all just, wow! It's been a perfect first step towards collaboration within the industry."
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Judicial Watch has released 1,184 more pages of emails that further demonstrate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's lack of care when it came to handling classified information. (Reuters photo)
Judicial Watch released Wednesday 1,184 pages of documents handed over by the Department of State, including a number of previously unreleased email exchanges from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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The release firmly established that Americans still don't know the full depth of Clinton's use of a private email server to conduct official—and, many times, classified—business. The documents also reveal additional instances of Clinton Foundation donors being given "special access" to the then-Secretary of State.
Judicial Watch received the documents as part of the slow trickle of Freedom of Information Act compliance following a nearly two-year old court order. Among them are 29 previously undisclosed Clinton emails—bringing the total number of emails not provided in the 55,000 pages handed over to the Department of State at the end of Clinton's tenure to 288.
That we know of now.
"This further appears to contradict statements by Clinton that, 'as far as she knew,' all of her government emails were turned over to the State Department," the government watchdog stated in a press release. "Two of these emails are now available on the State Department's website.
"In a Feb. 2010 email exchange Jake Sullivan, then-Deputy Chief of Staff to Clinton, sent to Clinton's and Abedin's unsecure email accounts information that the State Department has classified as the material includes information 'to be kept secret in the interest of national defense or foreign policy; foreign relations or foreign activities of the US, including confidential sources.' The redacted information concerns 'former GTMO [Guantanamo] detainee Binyam Mohamed' and Mohamed's request for 'various classified intelligence documents' that contained U.S. intelligence information related to his detention before he was taken to Guantanamo.
"In April 2010, Sid Blumenthal sent two email memos to Clinton containing information now classified. Clinton forwarded this material to Abedin's unsecure email account. The classified information, which Clinton asks Abedin to print off for her, concerns the change of government in the Kyrgyz Republic.
"In other emails, Clinton's 'final' schedules with specific details concerning her whereabouts were transmitted by Lona Valmoro to the unsecure emails accounts of Clinton Foundation officials Doug Band, Terry Krivnic, Margaret Steenberg and others, and forwarded to Abedin's unsecure email account.
"In a March 15, 2010, exchange, Band forwarded to Abedin a request for help from Philip Levine, who is presumably the mayor of Miami Beach. Reports said Levine had been a fundraiser for the Clintons since the 1990s."
For those looking for evidence of Russian tampering in the 2016 presidential election, or of "Russian connections" to the candidates, the new email trove won't disappoint. It reveals a number of unsuccessful efforts to set up phone meetings between Clinton and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
They also contain some behind-the-scenes glimpses of life in the Clinton inner circle.
A Feb. 23, 2010, email exchange details conversations about planning President Bill Clinton and Secretary Clinton's funeral arrangements. And a March 9, 2010, email exchange between Abedin and Band reveals tension between Clinton's top personal aide and her chief of staff, Cheryl Mills.
"These emails are yet more evidence of Hillary Clinton's casual and repeated violations of laws relating to the handling of classified information," Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said. "The Justice Department should finally begin an independent investigation into the Clinton email matter."
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219. Hemley, R. J., A. F. Goncharov, V. V. Struzhkin, M. Somayazulu, and H. K. Mao, Transforming ice at Pressure Workshop, Nov. 14-16, 1998, Argonne, IL., (1998
218. Stixrude, L., R. E. Cohen and R. J. Hemley, Theory of minerals at high pressure, in Ultrahigh- Pressure Mineralogy: Physics and Chemistry of the Earth's Deep Interior, Rev. Min. (ed. R. J. Hemley) 639-671 (Mineralogical Society of America, Washington, D.C., 1998).
217. Mao, H. K. and R. J. Hemley, New windows on the Earth's deep interior, in Ultrahigh-Pressure Mineralogy: Physics and Chemistry of the Earth's Deep Interior, Rev. Min. Vol. 37 (ed. R. J. Hemley) 1-32 (Mineralogical Society of America, Washington, D.C., 1998).
216. Hemley, R. J., H. K. Mao and R. E. Cohen, High-pressure electronic and magnetic properties of minerals, in Ultrahigh-Pressure Mineralogy, Rev. Min., Vol. 37 (ed. R. J. Hemley) 591-638 (Mineralogical Society of America, Washington, D.C., 1998).
215. Gillet, P., R. J. Hemley and P. F. McMillan, Vibrational properties at high pressures and temperatures, in Ultrahigh-Pressure Mineralogy: Physics and Chemistry of the Earth's Deep Interior, Rev. Min. (ed. R. J. Hemley) 525-590 (Mineralogical Society of America, Washington, D.C., 1998).
214. Freiman, Yu. A., S. M. Tretyak, A. Jezowski, and R. J. Hemley, Broken symmetry phase transition in solid HD: quantum behavior, J. Low Temp. Phys., 113, 723-728 (1998).
213. Hemley, R. J. and H. K. Mao, New phenomena in low-Z materials at megabar pressures. J. Phys.: Condens. Matter, 10, 11157-11167 (1998).
212. Hemley, R. J., M. S. Somayazulu, A. F. Goncharov, and H. K. Mao, High-pressure Raman spectroscopy of Ar-H2 and CH4-H2 van der Waals compounds, Asian J. Phys., 7, 319-322 (1998).
211. Hemley, R. J., Superconductivity in a grain of salt, Science, 281, 1296-1297 (1998).
210. Mao, H. K., J. Shu, G. Shen, R. J. Hemley, B. Li, and A. K. Singh, Elasticity and rheology of iron above 200 GPa and the nature of the Earth's inner core, Nature, 396, 741-743, 1998; correction (1998).
209. Duffy, T. S., G. Shen, D. L. Heinz, Y. Ma, R. J. Hemley, H. K. Mao and A. K. Singh, Lattice strains in gold and rhenium under non-hydrostatic pressure, in High-Pressure Materials Research. Materials Reseach Society Proceedings (eds. R. Wentzcovitch, Hemley, R. J., Nellis, W. J. and Yu, P.) 145-150 (Materials Research Society, Warrendale, PA, 1998).
208. Chou, I. M., J. Blank, A. F. Goncharov, H. K. Mao, and R. J. Hemley, In situ observations of a high-pressure phase of H2O ice, Science, 281, 809-811 (1998). (
207. Freiman, Yu. A., S. M. Tretyak, A. Jezowski, R. J. Hemley, Broken symmetry phase transition in solid HD: a manifestation of quantum orientational melting, Low Temp. Phys., 24, 683-688 (1998).
206. Hemley, R. J. and N. W. Ashcroft, The revealing role of pressure in the condensed-matter sciences, Physics Today, 51, 26-32 (1998).
205. Singh, A. K., A. Balasingh, H. K. Mao, R. J. Hemley and J. Shu, Analysis of lattice strains measured under non-hydrostatic pressure, J. Appl. Phys., 83, 7567-7575 (1998).
204. Goncharov, A. F., R. J. Hemley, H. K. Mao, and J. Shu, New high-pressure excitations in para-hydrogen, Phys. Rev. Lett., 80, 101-104 (1998).
203. Hemley, R. J., Matter, properties at high pressure and temperature, in Sciences of the Earth: An Encyclopedia of Events, People, and Phenomena (ed. G. A. Good) 523-535 (Garland Publishing, New York, New York, 1998).
202. Hemley, R. J., A. F. Goncharov, R. Lu, M. Li, V. V. Struzhkin and H. K. Mao, High-pressure synchrotron infrared spectroscopy at the National Synchrotron Light Source, II Nuovo Cimento D, 20, 539-551 (1998).
201. Singh, A. K., A. Balasingh, H. K. Mao, J. Shu and R. J. Hemley, Interpretation of the lattice strains measured under non-hydrostatic pressure, Review of High-Pressure Science and Technology, 7, 205-210 (1998).
200. Zha, C. S., T. S. Duffy, H. K. Mao and R. J. Hemley, Recent progress in high-pressure Brillouin scattering: olivine and H2O ice, Review of High-Pressure Science and Technology, 7, 739-741 (1998).
199. Shen, G., H. K. Mao, R. J. Hemley, T. S. Duffy, and M. L. Rivers, Melting and crystal structure of iron at high pressures and temperatures, Geophys. Res. Lett., 25, 373-376 (1998).
198. Zha, C. S., T. S. Duffy, H. K. Mao, R. T. Downs and R. J. Hemley, High-pressure Brillouin scattering of San Carlos olivine, Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 159, 25-34 (1998).
197. Shieh, S., L. C. Ming, H. K. Mao and R. J. Hemley, Decomposition of phase D in the lower mantle and the fate of dense hydrous silicates in subducting slabs, Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 159, 13-23 (1998).
196. Teter, D. M., R. J. Hemley, G. Kress and J. Hafner, High-pressure polymorphism in silica, Phys. Rev. Lett., 80, 2145-2148 (1998).
195. Shu, J., H. K. Mao, J. Hu, Y. Fei and R. J. Hemley, Single-crystal x-ray diffraction of wustite to 30 GPa hydrostatic pressure, Neues Jahr. Mineral., 172, 309-323 (1998).
194. Hemley, R. J., A. F. Goncharov, H. K. Mao, E. Karmon and J. H. Eggert, Spectroscopic studies of p-H2 to above 200 GPa, J. Low Temp. Phys., 110, 75-88 (1998).
193. Yang, H., R. M. Hazen, C. T. Prewitt, L. W. Finger, R. Lu and R. J. Hemley, High-pressure single- crystal x-ray diffraction and infrared spectroscopic studies of the C2/m -P21/m phase transition in cummingtonite, Am. Mineral., 83, 288-299 (1998).
192. Mao, H. K., G. Shen, R. J. Hemley and T. S. Duffy, X-ray diffraction with a double hot-plate laser- heated diamond cell, in Properties of the Earth and Planetary Materials at High Pressure and Temperature (eds. M. H. Manghnani and Yagi, T.) 27-34 (Am. Geophys. Union, Washington, DC, 1998).
191. Zha, C. S., T. S. Duffy, R. T. Downs, H. K. Mao, R. J. Hemley and D. J. Weidner, Single-crystal elasticity of the α and β polymorphs of Mg2SiO4 at high pressure, in Properties of Earth and Planetary Materials at High Pressure and Temperature (eds. M. H. Manghnani and Yagi, T.) 9-16 (A.G.U, Washington, D. C., 1998).
190. Hemley, R. J. and H. K. Mao, Static compression experiments on low-Z planetary materials, in Properties of Earth and Planetary Materials at High Pressure and Temperature (eds. M. Manghnani and Yagi, T.) 173-183 (American Geophysical Union, Washington, D. C., 1998).
189. Singh, A. K., H. K. Mao, J. Shu, and R. J. Hemley, Estimation of single-crystal elastic moduli from polycrystalline x-ray diffraction: application to FeO and iron, Phys. Rev. Lett., 80, 2157-2160 (1998).
188. Mao, H. K. and R. J. Hemley, High pressure and synchrotron radiation: the new era of megabar research, NSLS Newsletter, July, 4-13 (1997).
187. Yoo, C. S., J. Akella, A. J. Campbell, H. K. Mao, and R. J. Hemley, Detecting phases of iron, Science, 275, 94-96 (1997).
186. Mao, H. K., G. Shen and R. J. Hemley, Multivariable dependence of Fe/Mg partitioning in the Earth's lower mantle, Science, 278, 2098-2100 (1997).
185. Somayazulu, M., R. J. Hemley, H. K. Mao, A. F. Goncharov and L. W. Finger, High-pressure compounds in the methane-hydrogen system: X-ray, infrared, and Raman studies of CH4(H2)2, Eur. J. Solid State Inorg. Chem., 34, 705-713 (1997).
184. Struzhkin, V. V., R. J. Hemley, H. K. Mao, and Yu. A. Timofeev, Superconductivity at 10 to 17 K in compressed sulfur, Nature, 390, 382-384 (1997).
183. Struzhkin, V. V., Yu. A. Timofeev, R. J. Hemley, and H. K. Mao, Superconducting Tc and electron-phonon coupling in Nb to 132 GPa: magnetic susceptibility at megabar pressures, Phys. Rev. Lett., 79, 4262-4265 (1997).
182. Hemley, R. J., Crystals that came in from the cold (Book Review of Physics of Cryocrystals, edited by V. G. Manzhelii and Yu. Freiman), Science, 276, 1519 (1997).
181. Struzhkin, V. V., A. F. Goncharov, R. J. Hemley, and H. K. Mao, Cascading Fermi resonances and the soft mode in dense ice, Phys. Rev. Lett., 78, 4446-4449 (1997). (PDF)
180. Badro, J., D. M. Teter, R. T. Downs, P. Gillet, R. J. Hemley, and J. L. Barrat, Theoretical study of a five-coordinated silica polymorph, Phys. Rev. B, 56, 5797-5806 (1997).
179. Hemley, R. J., H. K. Mao, G. Shen, J. Badro, P. Gillet, M. Hanfland, and D. Häusermann, X-ray imaging of stress and strain of diamond, iron, and tungsten at megabar pressures, Science, 276, 1242-1245 (1997).
178. Hemley, R. J., C. Meade, and H. K. Mao, Comment on "Medium-range order in permanently densified SiO2 and GeO2 glass," Phys. Rev. Lett., 79, 1420 (1997).
177. Mao, H. K., R. J. Hemley and A. L. Mao, Diamond-cell research with synchrotron radiation, in Advances in High Pressure Research in Condensed Matter (ed. S. K. Sikka) 12-19 (NISCOM, New Delhi, India, 1997).
176. Zha, C. S., T. S. Duffy, R. T. Downs, H. K. Mao, R. J. Hemley, and D. J. Weidner, Single-crystal elasticity of β-Mg2SiO4 at high pressure, Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 147, E9-E15 (1997).
175. Hemley, R. J., Mineral physics, Geotimes, 42, 48-49 (1997).
174. Saxena, S. K., L. S. Dubrovinsky, C. S Yoo, J. Akella, A. J. Campbell, H. K. Mao, and R. J. Hemley, Detecting phases of iron, Science, 275, 94-96 (1997).
173. Mazin, I. I., R. J. Hemley, A. F., Goncharov, M. Hanfland, and H. K. Mao, Quantum and classical orientational ordering in dense hydrogen, Phys. Rev. Lett., 78, 1066-1069 (1997).
172. Hemley, R. J. and H. K. Mao, Static high-pressure effects in solids, in Encyclopedia of Applied Physics (ed. G. L. Trigg) 555-572 (VCH Publishers, New York, 1997).
171. Hemley, R. J., I. I. Mazin, A. F. Goncharov, and H. K. Mao, Vibron effective charges in dense hydrogen, Europhys. Lett., 37, 403-407 (1997).
170. Zha, C. S., T. S. Duffy, R. T. Downs, H. K. Mao, and R. J. Hemley, Sound velocity and elasticity of single-crystal forsterite to 16 GPa, J. Geophys. Res., 101, 17535-17545 (1996).
169. Hemley, R. J., and N. W. Ashcroft, Shocking states of matter, Nature, 380, 671-672 (1996).
168. Goncharov, A. F., V. V. Struzhkin, M. S. Somayazulu, R. J. Hemley, and H. K. Mao, Compression of ice to 210 GPa: Infrared evidence for a symmetric hydrogen bonded phase, Science, 273, 218-220 (1996).
167. Loubeyre, P., R. LeToullec, D. Häusermann, M. Hanfland, R. J. Hemley, H. K. Mao, and L. W. Finger, X-ray diffraction and equation of state of hydrogen at megabar pressures, Nature, 383, 702-704 (1996).
166. Shen, G., H. K. Mao and R. J. Hemley, Laser-heating diamond-anvil cell technique: double-sided heating with multimode Nd:YAG laser, in Advanced Materials '96 (eds. M. Akaishi, Arima, M., Irifune, T., Kikegawa, T., Kondo, K. and al, e.) 149-152 (N.I.R.I.M., Tskuba, Japan, 1996).
165. Goncharov, A. F., M. Somayazulu, V. V. Struzhkin, R. J. Hemley and H. K. Mao, New high- pressure low-temperature phase of methane, in Fifteenth International Conference on Raman Spectroscopy (eds. S. A. Asher and Stein, P.) 1042-1043 (Wiley, New York, 1996).
164. Hemley, R. J. and H. K. Mao, High-pressure Raman spectroscopy: New windows on matter under extreme conditions, in Fifteenth International Conference on Raman Spectroscopy (eds. S. A. Asher and Stein, P.) 1032-1033 (Wiley, New York, 1996).
163. Somayazulu, M., L. W. Finger, R. J. Hemley, and H. K. Mao, High-pressure compounds in methane-hydrogen mixtures, Science, 271, 1400-1402 (1996).
162. Vos, W. L., L. W. Finger, R. J. Hemley, and H. K. Mao, Pressure dependence of hydrogen bonding in a novel H2O-H2 clathrate, Chem. Phys. Lett., 257, 524-530 (1996).
161. Hemley, R. J., H. K. Mao, A. F. Goncharov, M. Hanfland, and V. V. Struzhkin, Synchrotron infrared spectroscopy to 0.15 eV of H2 and D2 at megabar pressures, Phys. Rev. Lett., 76, 1667-1670 (1996).
160. Struzhkin, V. V., Y. Timofeev, R. T. Downs, R. J. Hemley and H. K. Mao, Tc(P) from magnetic susceptibility measurements of high-temperature superconductors: YBa2Cu3O7-x and HgBa2Ca2Cu3O8+x, in High Pressure Science and Technology (ed. W. A. Trzeciakowski) 682-684 (World Scientific, Warsaw, Poland, 1996).
159. Goncharov, A. F., I. I. Mazin, J. H. Eggert, R. J. Hemley and H. K. Mao, Orientational order, disorder, and possible glassy behavior in deuterium at high pressure, in High Pressure Science and Technology (ed. W. A. Trzeciakowski) 533-535 (World Scientific, Warsaw, Poland, 1996).
158. Mao, H. K. and R. J. Hemley, Solid hydrogen at ultrahigh pressures, in High Pressure Science and Technology (ed. W. A. Trzeciakowski) 505-510 (World Scientific, Warsaw, Poland, 1996).
157. Hemley, R. J., and H. K. Mao, Dense molecular hydrogen: Order, disorder, and localization, J. Non-Cryst. Solids, 205/207, 282-289 (1996). (PDF)
156. Goncharov, A. F., J. H. Eggert, I. I. Mazin, R. J. Hemley, and H. K. Mao, Raman excitations and orientational ordering in deuterium at high pressure, Phys. Rev. B, 54, 15590-15593 (1996).
155. Teter, D. M., and R. J. Hemley, Low-compressibility carbon nitrides, Science, 271, 53-55 (1996).
154. Mao, H. K., and R. J. Hemley, Experimental study of the Earth's deep interior: accuracy and versatility of diamond cells, Proc. Roy. Soc. London A, 354, 1315-1332 (1996).
153. Hemley, R. J., and R. E. Cohen, Structure and bonding in the deep mantle and core, Proc. Roy. Soc. London A, 354, 1315-1332 (1996).
152. McMillan, P. F., R. J. Hemley and P. Gillet, Vibrational spectroscopy of mantle minerals, in Mineral Spectroscopy: A Tribute to Roger Burns (eds. M. D. Dyar, McCammon, C. and Schaefer, M. W.) 175-213 (Geochemical Society, Houston, Texas, 1996).
151. Bundy, F. P., W. A. Bassett, M. S. Weathers, R. J. Hemley, H. K. Mao, and A. F. Goncharov, The pressure-temperature phase and transformation diagram for carbon; updated through 1994, Carbon, 34, 141-153 (1996).
150. Mao, H. K., J. F. Shu, Y. Fei, J. Hu, and R. J. Hemley, The wüstite enigma, Phys. Earth Planet. Inter., 96, 135-145 (1996).
149. Kingma, K. J., H. K. Mao, and R. J. Hemley, Synchrotron x-ray diffraction of SiO2 to multimegabar pressures, High Press. Res., 14, 363-374 (1996).
148. Mao, H. K., and R. J. Hemley, Energy dispersive x-ray diffraction of micro-crystals at ultrahigh pressures, High Pressure Res., 14, 257-267 (1996).
147. McMillan, P. F., J. Dubessy and R. J. Hemley, Applications in Earth, planetary and environmental sciences, in Raman Microscopy: Developments and Applications (eds. G. Turrell and Corset, J.) 289-365 (Academic, New York, 1996).
146. Goncharov, A. F., I. I. Mazin, J. H. Eggert, R. J. Hemley, and H. K. Mao, Invariant points and phase transitions in deuterium at megabar pressures, Phys. Rev. Lett., 75, 2514-2517 (1995).
145. Duffy, T. S., C. S. Zha, R. T. Downs, H. K. Mao, and R. J. Hemley, Elasticity of forsterite to 16 GPa and the composition of the upper mantle, Nature, 378, 170-173 (1995).
144. Hemley, R. J., Turning off the water, Nature, 378, 14-15 (1995).
143. Hemley, R. J., Sound and fury in Jupiter, Science, 269, 1233-1234 (1995).
142. Yoo, C. S., J. Akella, A. J. Campbell, H. K. Mao, R. J. Hemley, Phase diagram of iron by in-situ x-ray diffraction: implications for the Earth's core, Science, 270, 1473-1475 (1995).
141. Duffy, T. S., J. Shu, H. K. Mao, and R. J. Hemley, Single-crystal x-ray diffraction of brucite to 14 GPa, Phys. Chem. Minerals, 22, 277-281 (1995).
140. Hemley, R. J., H. K. Mao, T. S. Duffy, J. H. Eggert, A. F. Goncharov, M. Hanfland, M. Li, M. Somayazulu, W. Vos, and C. S. Zha, Dense hydrogen on the outer solar system: implications from recent high-pressure experiments, in Deep Earth and Planetary Volatiles (ed. K. Farley) 250-260 (American Institute of Physics, New York 1995).
139. Duffy, T. S., R. J. Hemley, and H. K. Mao, Structure and bonding in hydrous minerals at high pressure: Raman spectroscopy of alkaline earth hydroxides, in Deep Earth and Planetary Volatiles (ed. K. Farley) 211-220 (American Institute of Physics, New York 1995).
138. Kingma, K. J., R. E. Cohen, R. J. Hemley, and H. K. Mao, Transformation of silica to a denser phase at lower mantle pressures, Nature, 374, 243-245 (1995).
137. Hemley, R. J. and H. K. Mao, Progress on hydrogen at ultrahigh pressures, in Elementary Processes in Dense Plasmas (eds. S. Ichimaru and S. Ogata) 269-280 (Addison-Wesley, Reading, Mass 1995).
136. Soos, Z. G., J. H. Eggert, R. J. Hemley, M. Hanfland, and H. K. Mao, Charge-transfer states and electron-vibron coupling in dense solid hydrogen, Chem. Phys., 200, 23-39 (1995).
135. Mao, H. K., J. H. Eggert, and R. J. Hemley, Reflectance effects caused by refractive-index gradients in diamond-anvil cell samples of H2 and Al2O3, Mod. Phys. Lett. B, 9, 201-208 (1995).
134. Duffy, T. S. and R. J. Hemley, Temperature structure of the Earth, Rev. Geophys. (U. S. National Report to IUGG, 1991-1995, 33 (Suppl.), 5-9 (1995).
133. Feldman, J. L., J. H. Eggert, J. DeKinder, R. J. Hemley, H. K. Mao, and D. Schoemaker, Vibron excitations in solid hydrogen: A generalized binary random alloy problem, Phys. Rev. Lett., 74, 1379-1382 (1995).
132. Duffy, T. S., R. J. Hemley, and H. K. Mao, Equation of state and shear strength at multimegabar pressures: magnesium oxide to 227 GPa, Phys. Rev. Lett., 74, 1371-1374 (1995).
131. Duffy, T. S., C. Meade, Y. Fei, H. K. Mao, and R. J. Hemley, High-pressure phase transition in brucite Mg(OH)2, Am. Mineral., 80, 222-230 (1995).
130. Hanfland, M., R. J. Hemley, and H. K. Mao, Reply to Comment by A. L. Ruoff and K. Ghandehari on "Optical absorption measurements on hydrogen at megabar pressures," Phys. Rev. B., 52, 1408-1410 (1995).


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Seems a decent number of people on this forum are interested in this guitar. I bought one and I'm a fan. You could replace a number of parts and have a quite high quality guitar (as many have done). I plan(ned) to keep mine stock, but decided to replace the pickups in order to better compare it to the Reissue Mad Cat. I may put the original pickups back and use the Bill Lawrence pickups elsewhere.
Fans of this guitar will be pleased to confirm that the stock Wilkinson pickups are very very similar sounding to the BL pickups used in the actual Mad Cat.
Here are a couple videos from a show where I am playing the HB stock. You can see at the end of the second video how badly the stock pickups feed back.
Watched the first vid, good stuff! I do like this guitar, although the very first thing I'd do is chance the pickguards - that tort is horrific. You can get some printed stuff close in appearance to the proper Mad Cat leopard print, but even plain black would look better than what's on there. Maple necks don't need oil though - they're sealed by a clear finish! What you probably need is a fret dress or crown if the fret top is scratchy.
I agree about the pickguards, I havent been able to find anyone selling a replacement for the bridge guard in ANY color.
Perhaps this one didnt have a clearcoat? It felt like bare unfinished wood out of the box. The oil did help.
Yeah you'd have to send a tracing of the bridge guard and get a custom one made. It's a non-standard item.
In that case I'd rather stick with this. It may be ugly but it's accurate re: the "Prinz" version. I've played Strats for years and I think Strats are ugly in general.
If anyone starts selling those bridge guards cheap, that will be a different story. Or if this becomes my "daily driver". Right now my black on black strat is still my daily driver, and if that changes I'm still working on getting an actual Mad Cat reissue.
Watched a vid at random. Great playing man!
I heard these were really heavy, have you found that?
Interesting thread, something a little different in terms of model and inspiration. I've certainly learnt a few things about Prince's guitar watching the first vid.
I really like the look of some of the Harley Benton stuff, but it's so affordable, I'm worried if I buy one I'll end up buying half a dozen.
Doesnt seem noticeably heavier than my strats to me.
Yep, I'm looking at a 335 copy next.
Great value guitars, I've got a JB-75 jazz bass and a ST-62 Strat copy that is all the Strat I'll ever need.
That's what I keep looking at. Could do with a Semi acoustic again but on a tight budget.
I normally prefer wood/sunburst or black guitars but that cherry 335 copy is pulling me in.


Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Blaien, Jan 21, 2004.
Okies is retired for now sticking with my scout for the moment.
After a nice 6month break i'm back. Seen most of my old mates in game i'm sure i'll catch up with everyone else soon.
Haha, name confusion all over again.
are you the same person as blaen, mistah? hehe j/k welcome back, hope you'll enyou it.
Cata relese... its because of the financial year!
Years later, how is the realm population now?
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The thirteenth legislative assembly election, of Tamil Nadu was held on 8 May 2006. It was held for all 234 constituencies to elect the government in the state for the following five years. The votes were counted three days later on 11 May 2006 and all the results were out by the end of the day. The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam-led (DMK) front won the elections, with the DMK emerging as the single-largest party with 96 seats, and its leader, M Karunanidhi was sworn in as Chief Minister for a fifth and final term. This election marked the first time the state saw a hung assembly with no party gaining a majority of its own. As a result, DMK formed a minority government with its allies, which is the first in the state since the 1952 election.  13th Assembly was instituted due to this election.

The election marked the electoral debut of the actor Vijayakanth and his political outfit, the Desiya Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam (DMDK). Though the party could only gain a single seat, it cut into the vote share of both DMK and AIADMK and emerged as a third alternative to the existing two Dravidian parties.

Polling
48848 polling stations were set up for electorate, that sized up to 46,607 eligible voters.

Political parties and the alliances

Tamil Nadu has a remarkable history of being dominated by the local parties, DMK or AIADMK, while the national parties have a strong presence in other states. The parties have resorted to forming alliances in the last few elections to take on each sides for power.

Striking changes in the alliances included the swap of Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (MDMK) from DMK led Democratic Progressive Alliance to All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) led alliance. While Dalit Panthers of India joined the AIADMK alliance, all other major parties in the fray such as Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK), Indian National Congress, CPM and Communist Party of India (CPI), aligned themselves with the DMK party.

There were two notable new parties — Desiya Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam (DMDK) formed in September 2005 by actor-turned-politician Vijaykanth, and Lok Paritran formed by Indian Institutes of Technology graduates in February 2006. Both contested alone in this elections.

The contest was between two major alliances in a seat-sharing agreement, the AIADMK alliance and the DMK alliance. These archrivals had a face-off in 106 seats.

Exit Polls  predicted a 157-167 seats in favour of the DMK alliance, while the AIADMK alliance was expected to get 64-74 seats in the assembly.

Before the 2009 Lok Sabha Elections, the Pattali Makkal Katchi left the DMK, citing differences with its leader M. Karunanidhi, and joined the AIADMK, and the Third Front.

Seat allotments

AIADMK Front
Source: Junior Vikatan

DMK Front
Source: Junior Vikatan

Opinion polling

Pre-poll surveys

Exit polls

Voting and results
The 2006 Tamil Nadu State Elections saw a record voter turnout of 70.70% an 11% increase compared to the last 2001 elections and the highest since the 1991 elections which saw an 85% voter turnout. The ruling party AIADMK was voted out of power with the DMK alliance regaining power after losing out in the previous elections with a paltry 37 seats. This time however, no party reached the simple majority of 117 of the 234 seats. DMK grabbed the highest number of seats (96) for any contesting party, while AIADMK followed with 61 seats. The Congress won 34 seats while the other national party, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), drew blank after contesting alone in this elections. PMK managed to win 18 seats followed by the Communists (14 seats). MDMK, the party that jumped alliance won 6 seats and the DPI won 2 seats. DMDK, even while contesting in 232 seats managed to score just one seat, with the party leader actor vijayakant winning the seat he contested in Vridhachalam Constituency. There was 1 independent winner.

The split results paved way for the formation of the new coalition government led by DMK chief, the 82-year-old veteran politician Dr.M Karunanidhi, becoming the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu for the fifth time, with the Congress unconditionally supporting his claim for Chief Ministership and government formation.

Due to the loss of key allies after the previous election, the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), ended up losing both the 2004 Lok Sabha Election and the 2006 State Assembly Elections, to DMK led coalition that consisted of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), and former allies of AIADMK, Indian National Congress, left parties (Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India (Marxist)) and Pattali Makkal Katchi.

Results by pre-poll alliance

|-
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:left;vertical-align:top;" |Alliance/Party
!style="width:4px" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" |Seats won
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" |Change†
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" |Popular Vote
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" |Vote %
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" |Adj. %‡
|-
! style="background-color:#FF0000; color:white"|DMK+ alliance
! style="background-color: " |
| 163
| +71
| 14,762,647
| colspan=2 style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;"| 44.8%
|-
|DMK
! style="background-color: #FF0000" |
| 96
| +65
| 8,728,716
| 26.5%
| 46.0%
|-
|INC
! style="background-color: #00FFFF" |
| 34
| +4
| 2,765,768
| 8.4%
| 43.5%
|-
|PMK
! style="background-color: #800080" |
| 18
| -2
| 1,863,749
| 5.7%
| 43.4%
|-
|CPI(M)
! style="background-color: #000080" |
| 9
| +3
| 872,674
| 2.7%
| 42.7%
|-
|CPI
! style="background-color: #0000FF" |
| 6
| +1
| 531,740
| 1.6%
| 40.4%
|-
! style="background-color:#009900; color:white"|AIADMK+ alliance
! style="background-color: " |
| 69
| -64
| 13,166,445
| colspan=2 style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;"| 39.9%
|-
|AIADMK
! style="background-color: #008000" |
| 61
| -72
| 10,768,559
| 32.6%
| 40.8%
|-
|MDMK
! style="background-color: #FF00FF" |
| 6
| +6
| 1,971,565
| 6.0%
| 37.7%
|-
|VCK
! style="background-color: #FFFF00" |
| 2
| +2
| 426,321
| 1.3%
| 36.1%
|-
! style="background-color:Black; color:white"|Others
! style="background-color:black" |
| 2
| -7
| 5,062,463
| colspan=2 style="text-align:center;vertical-align:middle;"| 15.3%
|-
|DMDK
! style="background-color: #008080" |
| 1
| +1
| 2,764,223
| 8.4%
| 8.5%
|-
|BJP
! style="background-color: " |
| 0
| -6
| 666,823
| 2.0%
| 2.1%
|-
|IND
! style="background-color: #666666" |
| 1
| -2
| 995,345
| 3.0%
| 3.1%
|-
| style="text-align:center;" |Total
! style="background-color: " |
| 234
| –
| 32,991,555
| 100%
| style="text-align:center;" | –
|-
|}
Sources: Election Commission of India

†: Seat changes reflect the following mergers in parties from previous election. MADMK merged with Bharatiya Janata Party in 2002. TMC merged with the national party INC in 2002. Usilampatti FBL MLA L. Santhanam, joined AIADMK and contested in Sholavandan, after being expelled from his party by newly elected actor-turned party leader Karthik.
‡: Vote % reflects the percentage of votes the party received compared to the entire electorate that voted in this election. Adjusted (Adj.) Vote %, reflects the % of votes the party received per constituency that they contested.

Constituency wise results
The following table lists the winners and margin of victory in all constituencies.

See also
Elections in Tamil Nadu
Legislature of Tamil Nadu
Government of Tamil Nadu

Footnotes

External links
 News coverage of the election on Rediff
 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly
 Indian Elections
 Rediff - Graphic: How the DMK wrested Tamil Nadu

2006 State Assembly elections in India
2006
2000s in Tamil Nadu
May 2006 events in India


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