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By Sheena Barnett/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – The fun and fireworks are moving a little farther east in Tupelo this year.
The annual All America City 4th of July Celebration will be in Fairpark this year, moving for the first time in its 27-year history from Ballard Park.
"We're not saying we're going to go back (to Ballard) or stay (in Fairpark) forever. After 27 years, we wanted to try something a little bit different," said Tupelo Park and Rec director Don Lewis.
The downtown location offers more parking and ways in and out, solving the traffic problems that plagued the Ballard Park location.
But all of the activities families have come to love at the city's Independence Day celebration will be there.
Local talent takes the stage at 3:30 p.m. and includes Stone Lizard, the Tupelo Unity Choir and the North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.
The exception to the local talent is a regional artist, Memphis Jones. He's a native of the Bluff City, and in addition to being a Memphis and contemporary Christian musician, he's also a music historian.
Jones' setlist for the Tupelo show is a Memphis music revue, with a tip of the hat to Tupelo.
"Memphis music is the soundtrack to America's life – rhythm and blues, rock 'n' roll, gospel, soul," he said in a phone interview with the Daily Journal. "And Memphis stands on Tupelo's shoulders. It won't be a salute to Memphis, but it'll be a tribute to what Tupelo broke wide open."
Jones will perform at 6:30 p.m.
There will be plenty of food vendors and kids activities, like water slides, too.
"Our approach has always been that less is more. We don't want to overcrowd. The main focus is the music and fireworks," he said.
Speaking of fireworks, they're set to go off at 9:30 p.m. July 4.
"The fireworks will be behind City Hall in an open field," Lewis said. "There will be a fire engine on standby, and as always, we'll take every precaution possible."
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hi, I'm currently developing a chess engine in c++ (here is the github repository: https://github.com/crybot/NapoleonPP), it is called NapoleonPP (probably i will change the name...) and it is based on magic bitboards move generation.
I've recently completed move generation which i think is fast enough (it can calculate perft 6 in about 1,2 seconds without special improvements like threading or transposition tables) . So I started working on search and evaluation, my primary goal was to build a nice search function so i just created a very simple evaluation function that takes care only of material, movement of some pieces and center control.
Now i'm stuck...
I tried to play with the program, and i must say it plays a discrete chess, but it is sooo slow... at some point it takes more than 10 seconds to search under ply 6...
what i need now is to know what to do first to improve my engine speed.
I need to implement move ordering (by now i search first captures and then non captures), Null move pruning, pv-search, principal variation extraction, iterative deeping, transposition tables(actually i've implemented transposition tables, but i didn't see benefits on speed, maybe i did something wrong? ), ecc.ecc.
If someone could direct me to the right way (maybe with description and some resources on the argument) I would be very happy.
Here is my actual search function:
int Search::search(int depth, int alpha, int beta, Board &board) { int bound = Alpha; int score; if((score = board.Table.Probe(board.zobrist, depth, alpha, beta)) != TranspositionTable::Unknown) return score; if( depth == 0 ) { score = quiesce(alpha, beta, board); board.Table.Save(HashEntry(board.zobrist, depth, score, 0, Exact)); // should i save leaf nodes?? return score; } int pos = 0; Move moves[Constants::MaxMoves]; BitBoard attackers = board.KingAttackers(board.KingSquare[board.SideToMove], board.SideToMove); if (attackers) MoveGenerator::GetEvadeMoves(board, attackers, moves, pos); else MoveGenerator::GetAllMoves(moves, pos, board); BitBoard pinned = board.GetPinnedPieces(); for (int i=0; i<pos; i++) { if (board.IsMoveLegal(moves[i], pinned)) { board.MakeMove(moves[i]); score = -search(depth - 1, -beta, -alpha, board); board.UndoMove(moves[i]); if( score >= beta ) { board.Table.Save(HashEntry(board.zobrist, depth, beta, 0, Beta)); return beta; // fail hard beta-cutoff } if( score > alpha ) { bound = Exact; alpha = score; // alpha acts like max in MiniMax } } } board.Table.Save(HashEntry(board.zobrist, depth, alpha, 0, bound)); return alpha; }
Here is Transposition Table Code:
TranspositionTable::TranspositionTable(unsigned long size) { Size = size; Table = new HashEntry[size]; } void TranspositionTable::Save(HashEntry entry) { HashEntry* hash = &Table[entry.Hash % Size]; hash->Hash = entry.Hash; hash->Score = entry.Score; hash->Depth = entry.Depth; hash->Bound = entry.Bound; } int TranspositionTable::Probe(ZobristKey key, int depth, int alpha, int beta) { HashEntry* hash = &Table[key % Size]; if (hash->Hash == key) { if (hash->Depth >= depth) { if (hash->Bound == Exact) return hash->Score; if (hash->Bound == Alpha && hash->Score <= alpha) return alpha; if (hash->Bound == Beta && hash->Score >= beta) return beta; } } return TranspositionTable::Unknown; }
I made some test, in particular i calculated kNodes per second by incrementing a variable every time i call alphabeta and quiesce:
I got about 3000-4000 kn/s using 32 MB for the transposition table (even if it does not make almost any difference).
My system configuration:
O.S.: Arch linux 64 bit (xfce)
CPU: Intel i5 760 2.80 Ghz (Quad core)
It is fast enough? I'm average with other non professional engines?
Any advice is welcome.
thanks all
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Miniatures games have been around for a long time, and relatively speaking, HeroClix's 10-year run has made it an industry standard. But miniatures have always had a marketing problem, whether it be high-priced metal figures, the work required to paint and assemble models, or collectible distribution putting up a barrier to entry. Now, WizKids is hoping to leap over that wall by appealing directly to the younger generation and letting them use HeroClix figures directly in an iPad video game. Continue Reading "HeroClix TabApp Puts a Digital Spin on Superhero Miniatures Combat" »


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Philadelphia's Pig Iron Theatre Co. will be in residence in Princeton's Program in Theater and Dance through Oct. 6 as Short-Term Fellows of the Council of the Humanities .
Pig Iron was founded in 1995 as "a dance-clown-theatre ensemble dedicated to the creation of new and exuberant performance works." Its work is based on "a flexible and original model of playwriting; an evolving, physical definition of character; and a commitment to style and genre."
Pig Iron will present its most recent work, "Shut Eye," at 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 5-6, in the Matthews Acting Studio, 185 Nassau St. "Shut Eye" -- a collaboration with American theater director Joseph Chaikin, founder of the Open Theater -- is a lyrical exploration of the mysterious borderline between waking and sleeping.
The company also will be visiting Princeton classes and presenting workshops for students during the residency.
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By Tiernan Ray
The debate continues around the DRAM industry and what is going on with SK Hynix (000660KS), the South Korean manufacturer that was the subject of speculation last week about the prospect it might be increasing production, which might imperil other manufacturers, such as Micron Technology (MU).
The company held a conference call on Friday, notes Jefferies & Co.'s Hyunwoo Doh in a note to clients this morning, during which the company discussed starting construction in the middle of next year "of a new DRAM fab to replace its M10 fab in Icheon," according to Doh's recounting of the call.
Doh notes this is a replacement for existing capacity at the M10 facility, "rather than for additional capacity."
Doh thinks investor concerns about increased supply in the DRAM business are misplaced, as the new factory "is unlikely to lead to notable growth in industry capacity:
SK Hynix's current M10 fab is the result of renovations to its previous 8" fab. With facilities divided between three buildings, the fab is cramped and inefficient. As such, the company would inevitably face a sharp decline in capacity going forward, as the migration to 2Znm DRAM in 2015 would require additional equipment and process steps. The new fab will be housed in a two- story structure to prevent space restrictions from causing a decline in its capacity as it migrates to advanced processes. The company currently has a DRAM capacity of 140k wafers at its Icheon fab and 140k at its Wuxi fab, for 280k in total. Without construction of a new fab, the company's capacity would fall to 210k wafers when the M10 fab migrates to 2Znm in 2015. By building a new fab and relocating equipment from the M10 fab, SK Hynix should be able to keep its total capacity near 230k wafers. Moreover, the high ceiling of the new fab will allow the company to install EUV equipment needed for the migration to advanced processes going forward. In all, the construction of a new fab will raise SK Hynix's capacity by just 20k wafers (following the migration to 2Znm), equaling 2% of global capacity. As such, the addition of the new fab should have a limited impact on global market supply.
Doh has a Buy rating on the shares, and a ₩50,000 price target. Hynix shares today rose nearly 5% to ₩37,000 in Seoul trading.
There were some negative views, however, as well, today. As I noted earlier, Merrill Lynch's Simon Woo cut his rating on Micron shares to Underperform from Neutral, citing the Hynix issue specifically as a source of rising competition and weaker prices.
And another bear, Wells Fargo chip analyst David Wong, who also has an Underperform rating on Micron, noted this morning an article in the Korea Times claiming Hynix has recovered from a fire that hobbled production back in September of this year.
Wrote Wong, "Our checks directly with Hynix suggest to us that this news is correct," and as a consequence, "We think DRAM output from Hynix could rise substantially over the next few weeks while DRAM demand moves into the seasonally weak period of the year, potentially resulting in significant pressure on DRAM prices."
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EWU comes up short at Sam Houston State
The much-anticipated rematch between second-ranked Eastern Washington University and fourth-ranked Sam Houston State turned out to be more of the same for the Bearkats on Saturday (Sept. 28).
Sam Houston State rushed for 450 yards, with Timothy Flanders having his second-straight 200-yard game against the Eagles, and the Bearkats rolled to a 49-34 victory at Bowers Stadium in Huntsville, Texas. The start of the game was delayed by 1 1/2 hours because of a severe thunderstorm that rolled through Huntsville just prior to kickoff.
"They did a good job – they have a very good offense," said head coach Beau Baldwin. "They've put up a lot of points on a lot of people. But from our standpoint, it's a whole team issue – offense, defense and special teams. We have to find little things that we need to improve on, and there is plenty. We can say we fought hard, but the bottom line is we have to get better."
"This was the type of game that shows us that," he added.
Sam Houston State had 418 rushing yards a year ago when the Bearkats ended EWU's season at Roos Field in the semifinals of the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision Playoffs. In that 45-42 loss on Dec. 15, 2012, Eastern scored 42 second-half points to rally from a 35-0 deficit and nearly pull off the improbable comeback.
Flanders, the all-time leading rusher in the Southland Conference with exactly 5,000 yards, finished with 280 yards and two touchdowns on 32 carries for an 8.8 average per rush. Richard Sincere added a 12.2 average per rush and a total of 98 yards on eight carries. As a team, Sam Houston averaged 8.3 per rush and finished with 556 yards overall.
Eastern, meanwhile, finished with 496 yards – 355 through the air and 141 on the ground. In last year's game, the two teams combined for 1,026 yards with each going over the 500-yard mark.
Besides knocking EWU out of the playoffs, Sam Houston State also knocked off Big Sky members Cal Poly and Montana State in the earlier rounds and now has a six-game winning streak over Big Sky foes. Thanks in part to last year's epic battle, no other game in EWU history has matched two higher-ranked FCS teams than this meeting. A collective ranking of five is the next-best.
The Bearkats are now 4-1 this season, while EWU slipped to 2-2. Eastern opens its Big Sky Conference schedule at home next Saturday (Oct. 5) at 4:05 p.m. on Hall of Fame Day at Roos Field.
"We have to get better," Baldwin said. "We are in for a tough Big Sky schedule. We are going to face a Weber State team who I'm sure will play some good football after a tough non-conference schedule."
Sophomore quarterback Vernon Adams had 390 yards of total offense for the Eagles, but was sacked twice. He finished the game 19-of-31 for 355 yards and three touchdowns, and had an interception returned for a touchdown. He finished with a net 35 yards on the ground on 11 carries.
Junior Cory Mitchell, who is from Katy, Texas, located just two hours away from Huntsville, led the Eagles with 102 yards on five catches. Ashton Clark had six catches for 93 yards and a TD.
Cornerback T.J. Lee III had 11 total tackles for the Eastern defense, and Allen Brown added 10 with a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and pass broken up.
Both teams opened the game with cat-quick, three-play touchdown drives, and EWU trailed 7-6 just 2:18 into the game when its extra point attempt was blocked by the Bearkats. Eastern scored on a 2-yard run by Demitrius Bronson, which followed a 48-yard pass play from Adams to Mitchell.
The Eagles took a 13-7 lead late in the quarter on a five-play, 53-yard drive, capped by a 33-yard TD pass from Adams to Clark. But the Bearkats responded with two-straight scores, and took a 21-13 lead when De'Antrey Loche returned an interception 42 yards for a score.
Eastern pulled to within a point on a five-play, 89-yard drive, capped by a catch and run for a 59-yard TD by Cooper Kupp. But with 3:39 still left in the half, Sam Houston responded with a 70-yard drive and led 28-20 at halftime.
The fireworks continued in the third quarter, as the Bearkats scored the first two times they had the ball and took a 42-27 lead. Eastern scored on a 72-yard drive, with Bronson scoring for the second time with a 3-yard run.
The Bearkats seemingly put the game away with a 74-yard drive in the fourth quarter, but EWU struck back and scored in just four plays. A 62-yard scoring strike from Adams to Quincy Forte pulled EWU to within 49-34 with 5:20 left.
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I say 25 with rising momentum. I can't see them buying into us that much just yet.


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The 5th and 6th grade teachers with the support of volunteers and the Andrews University Science Student Teachers and their Instructor, led two full days in April of fun and learning activities about God and His creation. Through these activities they will develop an appreciation for the natural world, witnessing the character of God through the study of nature, and will learn to be good stewards of the environment.
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Romantic short films about the unusual nature of love in the modern world
Is love just a series of chemical reactions in our brain, something that could be scanned and measured? Can love happen in a virtual world, where the two participants can never touch? Is that any different from a restrictive society, where couples are not allowed physical contact? Sometimes the most romantic moments are the uncommon ones, times when outlandish circumstances strain the relationship, when participants are pushed into uncomfortable situations, when the very form of our emotional experiences is called achingly into question. This program of sexy and strange short films is filled with unexpected love stories that will tug at your emotions, and get your heart racing.
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Developed by multimedia artists Carl Skelton and R. Luke DuBois, Sweet Stream Love's River displays words of love, glowing in the rippling surface of a real-time animation of a virtual pool of water. Audience members are invited to share their own warm-to-hot feelings by sms from their smartphone directly to the screen. As one message dissipates, the next appears. Presented by AT&T.
THE LOVE COMPETITION (Brent Hoff | USA | 15 min.)
The Stanford MRI Lab hosts the world's first ever love competition, in which seven contestants have five minutes to neurochemically love someone as hard as they can.
XOXOSMS (Nancy Schwartzman | USA | 13 min.)
A modern day love documentary about a home-schooled Christian boy from small-town Illinois who takes a chance and Facebook messages Jiyun, a beautiful NYC art student from Korea.
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A little boy with a playful crush on his teenage neighbor. The faceless, unspeaking animated characters prove the emotional power of reading between the lines.
CAFÉ REGULAR (Ritesh Batra | Egypt | 10 min.)
A simple conversation unearths troves of meaning as cultural taboos test a budding relationship in a crowded café in Cairo.
RANDOM STRANGERS (Alexis Dos Santos | USA | 27 min.)
Rocky and Lulu bump into each other on Chatroulette.com and create a place where they can truly be themselves. But how real is their world, and their relationship?
Burt Talks to the Bees (Isabella Rossellini | USA | 2 min.)
Meet the bees—the queen, the workers and the drones—in this wonderfully fantastic and wildly educational series of short films created by Isabella Rossellini, actress, director and uncanny Burt impersonator. Once you meet them, you'll want to save them too. Visit www.wildforbees.com to see how.
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Makeup, travel and your contact lenses.
See how your pointy brushes, powdery cosmetics and gooey lotions can play nice with your contact lenses and how contacts can be the ideal travel buddy on all your treks.
Contact lenses and makeup
- Put on your contacts before you put on your makeup.
- Wash your hands thoroughly before you put on your lenses.
- Apply eye shadow and liner gently, so you don't jostle or damage your contacts.
- Use oil-free and fragrance-free eye makeup.
- Use water-resistant mascara and eyeliner to prevent flaking and smudging.
- Remove your contact lenses before you remove your eye make-up.
- Remove your eye makeup every day with a hypoallergenic, oil-free remover.
- Call your eye care professional if you have any redness, pain, swelling or irritation.
- Don't wear makeup (or put on your lenses) if your eyes are swollen, red or infected.
- Don't share makeup.
- Don't use saliva to apply shadow, liquid eyeliner or to try to get one more use out of old mascara.
- Don't apply eyeliner to your inner eye lid (inside the lashes).
- Don't apply mascara at the base of your lashes—start from the midpoint and extend to the tips.
- Don't use mascara with 'lash-building fibers', they can damage your lenses.
- Don't wear false eyelashes.
- Don't wear your contacts when you go to the hair salon. Even 'second-hand' spray and fumes can damage your lenses.
- Don't wear your contact lenses while you color or perm your hair.
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Travelling with contact lenses
- You're allowed to carry small amounts (usually up to three ounces) of eye drops and other liquids with you on an airplane. Volumes greater than that may only be permitted in your checked baggage. Always check with your airline before you fly.
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Kaira Cabañas, a graduate student in Princeton's Department of Art and Archaeology, has been awarded the 2006 Dedalus Foundation Dissertation Fellowship.
The award carries a stipend of $20,000 for Cabañas' work on her dissertation, titled "Toward a Performative Realism: Art in France, 1957-1962." Her research focuses on the relationship between the avant-garde art of the Nouveaux Réalistes and the growing media culture in France during that period.
The Dedalus Foundation was founded by the artist Robert Motherwell to support public understanding of modern art and modernism through research, education, publications, collections and exhibitions.


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http://www.fanaticalyankee.com/6/pos...nfl-draft.htmlJordan Matthews Scouting Report
Routing ~ Phenomenal. Matthews run a vast, sprawling array of Routes, and runs them well. Jerry Rice's Cousin echoes The Great One's persistently diligent Attention to Detail in all the subtleties of Routing, and both his Patience and Work Ethic. Matthews works Routes like a seasoned Veteran and will rapidly earn his QuarterBack's Trust.
Separation ~ Adept. Matthews isn't especially explosive out'f'is Breaks, but he's sharp enough, and he exhibits tremendous Fluidity in carving out Routes. Watching him on Tape, I often had difficulty distinguishing him before the Snap, despite his Height, because his Core Power and Core Agility is so exceptional that his appearance, when he coils up, is very similar to that of a shorter man. This aids him in producing very impressive Acceleration out'f the Blocks. His best Aspects of Separation, however, are his Field Vision and Instincts for the Open Zone.
Catching ~ Exceptional. He laid a few Clankers down in previous Years, but Matthews is vastly improved, this Year. He Tracks the Ball exceptionally well, and often exhibits spectacular Vertical Agility. He clearly needs to develop his Capacity to Box Out Defenders at the Catch Point, but he's got huge Hands and immense Potential.
Navigation ~ Adept. He's racked up pedestrian Yards After Catch Stats at VanDerBilt, but I couldn't help but notice that it is not very often that's put in a position to do so. When he actually gets the Ball with a little bit of Space to work with, his Ricochet is unremarkable, but he demonstrates Fluidity, Power and startling BreakAway Speed!!
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As most of you found out the hard way, the latest GTA IV patch (v188.8.131.52) broke every previously released ASI modification. Although there are not yet fixes for most of the ASI mods, Alexander Blade has updated his Alice script engine, which allows you to install LUA mods for GTA IV. Alice v0.3.2, which includes GTA IV v184.108.40.206 capability, is available for download in our file archive. Alexander has chosen to disable Alice in multiplayer, in order to follow Rockstar's banning of mods online.
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Track Widely separated crescents, 5" (125 mm) wide, slightly shorter in length, almost always followed by dewclaw marks; on thin, crusted snow, only round outlines of hooves may print; hindprints usually overlap foreprints, leaving double impressions 8" (200 mm) long.
Sign Distinguishable mainly by tracks and locale; deeply worn trails made during migrations; rubs on saplings, thrashed bushes. Large pits in snow created by Caribou pawing for lichens.
Bed: Depression similar to that of other cervids.
Scat: Usually small, bell-shaped pellets similar to White-tailed Deer's; occasionally massed when animals are feeding on succulent summer vegetation.


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Metals such as iron are useful for many purposes because of their unique properties. For example, they can conduct electricity and bend without breaking. However, pure metals may be less useful than mixtures of metals with other elements. For example, adding a little carbon to iron makes it much stronger. This mixture is called steel. Steel is so strong that it can hold up huge bridges, like the one pictured above. Steel is also used to make skyscrapers, cargo ships, cars, and trains. Steel is an example of an alloy.
What Are Alloys?
An alloy is a mixture of a metal with one or more other elements. The other elements may be metals, nonmetals, or both. An alloy is formed by melting a metal and dissolving the other elements in it. The molten solution is then allowed to cool and harden. Alloys generally have more useful properties than pure metals. Several examples of alloys are described and pictured below. You can learn about another alloy—the amazing alloy called memory wire—at the following URL. If you have braces on your teeth, you might even have this alloy in your mouth! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSNRwtTMH6w&feature=related
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Most metal objects are made of alloys rather than pure metals. Objects made of four different alloys are shown in the Figure below.
Q: Sterling silver is an alloy that is used to make fine jewelry. What elements do you think sterling silver contains? What properties might sterling silver have that make it more useful than pure silver?
A: Most sterling silver is about 93 percent silver and about 7 percent copper. Sterling silver is harder and stronger than pure silver, while retaining the malleability and luster of pure silver.
- An alloy is a mixture of a metal with one or more other elements. An alloy generally has properties that make it more useful than the pure metal.
- Examples of alloys include steel, bronze, and brass.
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If you'd be interested, I could send over a selection of the emerger patterns we use in Scotland. They might be tied on larger hooks than you're used to using but I'm sure you could scale them down.
Let me know if you or any of the other 'forumites' would like some.
I spoke with my friend out west last night. He gave me the recipe for the disco midge. He also told me that red and black are the two color variations that are effective in the winter. The size depends on local population, 18-22 where my friend is.
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Checking the books shows that there are 2 mayflies that are called March Browns. Both belong to the same family, have similar behaviors and frequent the same water types but are of different genera & species.
The American March Brown (Stenoma vicarium) is the eastern variety, while the western variety is the Western March Brown (Rhithrogena morrisoni). From the info I have on them the major difference is in size. Adult American March Brown's are ~ 12-15 mm while the Western March Browns are ~ 8-12 mm. This info is from "An Anglers Guide to Aquatic Insects and Their Imitations" by Rick Hafele & Scott Roederer.
I agree with Greg on the small stoneflies being the first bugs out in the spring on the moving water.
I'm not very experienced with stillwaters, but the first flies I see each year are little black and little brown stone flies. They show up on the snow on warm sunny days in Feb/Mar.
I also agree that there are March Browns in the east, always has been. They do not however, make their appearence in March... The western March Brown, I believe is not the same species as the eastern version.
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In the back of my mind I recall having heard thet there was some difference between eastern & western species of the march brown. I'll look thorugh my fishing books when I get home to try to answer this question.
With that said, the march brown has been one of my standard early season flies, on streams for several years. It has been a consistently successful pattern for me. Part of this success may be due to its being a reasonable match to food pellets at a hatchery.
I am not trying to be contrary, but many of the great flyfishers of this area list the March Brown ,Stenonema vicarium, as one of the main early flies in the Catskills of New York. Art Flick, Ernest Schwiebert,and Rube Cross all list the March Brown as an early fly of the east.In the book "Aquatic Enomology," by W.Patrick McCafferty on page108 lists the " March Brown" as and eastern, and central regions species as very important. I haven't spent much time in the last few years on a trout stream, but I still go with the old masters thoughts. Just call me an old man.
After many frustrating years of trying to match that midge hatch I started reading,and experimenting with emerger patterns.I learned that the emerger could be a different color than the adult.I learned about the midges life cycle,larva,pupa,and adult.In the spring, at the ponds in question ,the pupa are easy pickins.They hang in the film for a before flying away.Kauffmanns midge emerger[check out his catalog, this fly is pictured in it.] looked like the ticket.I tied this fly in a multitude of colors,and went out in my tube to try them out.Nothing until I tied on a claret bodied offering,size 16-18.I caught one after another until I lost the fly.This pattern is deadly on an overcast morning.I use a very long leader 15-20 ft, cast to the rise, and just move the fly very slowly.In the fall trout will take the adult,but in the spring ,this emerger is deadly.Read Brian Chans book for other stillwater tctics.
Terry informs me that he read there are really no "march browns" east of the rockies. I know that in my early spring antics for trout in the past, there are two bugs on the shore - black gnats galore and a brown insect resembling a mayfly but without the long tail. Due to the popularity of the march brown among the trout afficionados as well as the hare's ear, I assumed the insects I spotted were the reputed namesake.
If not, then the question remains... what were they?
As I alluded, the only real insect study I have done is the giant october caddis - due to 15 or so years of steelheading followed by an avid 5 year saltwater stint.
Truth is, I could use some input from those in the trout know. Anyone?
Greg -
Disco makes sense (never thought I'd say that!). Do you suppose it's due to the transparency in the midge's soon-to-be-shed casing? I know with caddis, the shuck has a see-thru tone as the adult emerges. I've played with patterns for october caddis a lot and have had success with partial shuck imitations.
I see a lot of casings while on stillwater with a midge hatch going on, I guess I should collect a few samples this spring.
Another body wrap for a midge emerger is flashabou in the color of your choice. A friend out west call these disco midges. I have had some success with midge emergers with the foam wing also, I think they let the fly hang vertically just under the surface. This is a natural attitude for midges. Sometimes a little twitch when a fish is near triggers a strike.
Juro, I use to make a simple emerger, just using peacock herl, the rear lightly over wrapped with thread, which made it durable. I use to make them in sizes from 18 to 28. I could send you pictures of some if wanted.
One pattern which is easy to tie and hails from the northeast is the Usual. The Usual is tied with hair from the feet of the snowshoe hare. A little bunch for the tail and a flaired bunch for the wing a la haystack. If you want an emerger pattern you don't build up the back of the wing, so it stays slanted backwards and traps bubbles of air between the wing and the body. Snowshoe hair tends to float, so it works well as a dry and you can sink it at the end of a swing or by pulling it back a bit on the surface of a pond. There are no hackles to hold the fly up, so the body sits in the film, much like an emerger would.
As soon as March, black gnats and midges, March browns, and other insects begin to emerge in north american stillwaters. I learned a good lesson one day from a float tube on a local trout pond, and have been trying to tie a better emerger ever since.
It was very early in the season, just after ice-out and I was feeling the shack nasties bad. I threw the pontoon boat in the truck and headed for one of Thoreau's ponds to tempt trout with a fly. When I arrived, the sheltered shoreline (wind) had visible rise activity, so I paddled over. Slurp! I drifted into the flat over and over with fish all around me, trying everything I had in the way of dries. Black gnats were coming off the water, but griffith's, black gnats, dark midges - all failed me. I threw on a beadhead wooly bugger and finally scored one stocked rainbow, but for the activity I was in the middle of I felt like I had all but struck out.
As more people joined in on their float tubes, we noticed one gentleman hooking up... three... four.... six times as I watched. Eventually, he paddled over to ask about my pontoon boat. I told him the ups and downs of it verses a float tube, he told me how he hates being submerged down to the privates and how much work it was to waddle to shore to relieve himself after coffee and cold submerging down to the privates. I told him that the high rockers on the Bronco make it a viable whitewater craft but on a windy lake you need a sea anchor to keep from being blown like a leaf. Rowing with both arms and 7 foot oars with all body parts above water was a big bonus, on the other hand.
"So whatcha using?" I asked. He showed me an emerger pattern of his own design - a simple looking thing with a bouyant half-hatched wing set and a shuck casing with body segments distinct. The wing had a blue dun tone but was mostly white. The hook was a thin wire dry hook but the fly was designed to be fished under the film, and it was a winner for the situation.
I developed a number of variations of known midge emergers as well as some real frankenstiens and hit the pond again with a vengeance. Although the trout were more receptive to the griffith's the next time I got back there, the emergers were head and shoulders more effective. The fish were not nosing thru the film they were boiling just under like stripers do.
The best fly that day was an emerger I made up with a thin closed cell foam wing. It was easiest to present in the film, and the foam let me use a tiny diameter wire over black thread to form the body segment detail without sinking the fly. I know others use a stripped quill for the abdomen as well.
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Since they're up the proverbial creek without a paddle, Obama is determined to help his Muslim brothers regardless of the circumstances. So why not do it with stealth and slight of hand?
As I recall, the MSP lambasted the Reagan administration for arming the rebels. Wonder who's playing Ollie North's part in this obvious run-around?
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If you were a big fan of Operation Fast & Furious, that stroke of genius masterminded by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives which sought to ensnare Mexican drug lords in a violation of the law (think about that for a second) by letting them buy weapons in selected states in the American Southwest and use them to kill their opponents, innocent bystanders, and the occasional U.S. Border Patrol agent, you are going to love what the Obama administration has come up with in Syria.The CIA has begun delivering weapons to rebels in Syria, ending months of delay in lethal aid that had been promised by the Obama administration, according to U.S. officials and Syrian figures. The shipments began streaming into the country over the past two weeks, along with separate deliveries by the State Department of vehicles and other gear a flow of material that marks a major escalation of the U.S. role in Syrias civil war.Like so much else the administration attempts, their goals seem plausible if your IQ approaches room temperature of if you are an academic.
The arms shipments, which are limited to light weapons and other munitions that can be tracked, began arriving in Syria at a moment of heightened tensions over threats by President Obama to order missile strikes to punish the regime of Bashar al-Assad for his alleged use of chemical weapons in a deadly attack near Damascus last month.
The arms are being delivered as the United States is also shipping new types of nonlethal gear to rebels. That aid includes vehicles, sophisticated communications equipment and advanced combat medical kits.The latest effort to provide aid is aimed at supporting rebel fighters who are under the command of Gen. Salim Idriss, according to officials, some of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity because part of the initiative is covert. Idriss is the commander of the Supreme Military Council, a faction of the disjointed armed opposition.So the scheme is to arm and supply the Syrian resistance nominally under the command of General Salim Idriss of the Free Syria Army. Clearly they intend that the FSA will supply other groups of fighters with weapons and non-lethal aid to enable the FSA to establish leadership over those groups.
U.S. officials, speaking about the provision of nonlethal aid, said they are determined to increase the cohesion and structure of the rebel fighting units.
This doesnt only lead to a more effective force, but it increases its ability to hold coalition groups together, said Mark S. Ward, the State Departments senior adviser on assistance to Syria, who coordinates nonlethal aid to rebels from southern Turkey. They see their leadership is having some impact.
Where this plan breaks down is on three fronts.
The first is the administrations favorite fiction that General Idrisss Free Syria Army is actually calling the shots. It isnt.A semi-exception to the rule is the General Staff of Brig. Gen. Salim Idriss, which is the most recent attempt to create a mainstream Western/Gulf-backed military leadership. Call it FSA if you want to.Idriss and the FSA, or whatever they are calling it this week, are seen as a pass-through for Western weapons and aid. If the momentum effectively shift to the rebels the leadership will devolve upon one of the groups actually fighting inside Syria.
The General Staff has received a formal pledge of allegiance from many commanders who themselves have a substantial personal following. Examples include Ahmed el-Sheikh of the Suqour el-Sham salafi group in Idleb, and his local partner-cum-rival Jamal Maarouf of the Shuhada Souriya faction. If all the factions which have declared in favor of Idriss were added up, theyd count at least 50,000 men, perhaps many more. But in reality, of course, they only follow their own leaders, and wont take orders from Idriss. The elaborate command structure which has been released by the General Staff is a figment of the imagination, intended to create the impression of a unified organization that isnt there.
Still, no matter how shallow and ephemeral their allegiance to Brig. Gen. Idriss may be, no other opposition figure can point to a similar show of support from the armed movement inside Syria. The reason for this widespread endorsement of Brig. Gen. Idriss isnt his personal charm, good looks or presumed brilliance as a military strategist its a lot simpler than that. See, there was an immediate payoff for attending the Antalya conference and pledging allegiance to Brig. Gen. Idriss and his General Staff: You got guns.
The second issue that makes the gunrunning to Syria problematic is that if the operation works as intended most of the weapons and non-lethal aid will end up with the most effective fighting force: the al-Nusra Front.
What makes the al-Nusra Front unique is that it is listed by the U.S State Department as an al-Qaeda front organization.
Legally, the U.S. government cant supply al-Nusra with weapons for a lot of really good reasons, mostly because they would be used to kill Americans. Lest you think this is some kind of a paperwork exercise, it isnt. On August 8, two men were arraigned in federal court for helping al-Nusra obtain material support:What the administration is doing is quite simple. They are arming and supplying the most effective rebel group in Syria. That the group is al-Qaeda and a terrorist group simply doesnt matter. But they know they cant provide weapons to them directly. So what they are doing is providing General Idrisss group with weapons knowing they will distribute them to al-Nusra. They are certainly doing it without any effective way of verifying that weapons are not going to al-Nusra other than Idrisss word. And given that virtually all Syrian rebel factions have condemned the U.S. labeling of al-Nusra as a terrorist group speaks volumes both to their own ideology and to the odds that they will not transfer weapons to them:
The fifteen-count indictment charges Gufran Ahmed Kauser Mohammed, 30, a naturalized United States citizen and resident of Dammam, Saudi Arabia, and Mohamed Hussein Said, 25, a Kenyan national and resident of Nairobi and Mombasa, with conspiring to provide, and attempting to provide, material support to three separately designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations, al-Qaida, al-Qaida in Iraq/al-Nusrah Front (AQI/al-Nusrah Front), and al-Shabaab. If convicted, each defendant faces a possible statutory maximum sentence of up to 15 years in prison for each count of the Indictment.
The indictment alleges that Mohammed and Said conspired to provide money and recruits to al-Qaida, AQI/al-Nusrah Front in Syria and al-Shabaab in Somalia. The charges allege that Mohammed sent a series of wire transfers to Said for the purpose of supporting al-Shabaab, and to an individual whom he believed was a fundraiser, recruiter, and supplier for al-Qaida and AQI/al-Nusrah Front for the purpose of supporting al-Qaida and AQI/al-Nusrah Front. In addition, Mohammed and Said agreed to support al-Qaida and AQI/al-Nusrah Front by recruiting and moving experienced al-Shabaab fighters to the conflict in Syria.A total of 29 opposition groups, including fighting brigades and civilian committees, have signed a petition calling for mass demonstrations in support of Jabhat al-Nusra, an Islamist group which the White House believes is an offshoot of al-Qaeda in Iraq.
The petition is promoting the slogan No to American intervention, for we are all Jabhat al-Nusra and urges supporters to raise the Jabhat al-Nusra flag as a thank you.
These are the men for the people of Syria, these are the heroes who belong to us in religion, in blood and in revolution, read a statement widely circulated on Syrian opposition Facebook pages.


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I think you should probably go back to step one. You seem to have learned things either wrong or a long time ago (latter looks more likely). Things have changed in the meantime, there are new programs and better ways to do the same things or avoid issues entirely. Specifically, for subs... well, for starters you're supposed to be buying your footage, but in the assumption that you're, e.g., a subscriber to crunchyroll and using a show that's on there, it'd be a nice thing to keep in mind that most shows around are actually softsubbed, so you can just hide the subs from your footage and call it a day (crunchyroll videos are encoded directly from high bitrate masters and doesn't even add logos on the video, so it's not like you'd be dealing with poor 2k3 hardsubbed tvrips).
Read ErMaC & AbsoluteDestiny's Friendly AMV Guides Lovingly Overhauled Largely by Zarxrax, as that's the closest to being an up-to-date guide-to-all-things for amvers. It is outdated itself too, but not as much as older things (I see amvapp3beta in the list, and that IS old, a few years older than amvapp 3.1, I believe).
Mostly you'd want to be using latest vdub (either 1.9.11 stable or 1.10.3 experimental is fine), latest avisynth (currently 2.6 alpha 4, which is what I suggest by now, though 2.5.8 is fine if you really really want to use a stable), and updated plugins (mostly ffvideosource from ffms2-2.18-rc1.7z as of this post, as well as lwlibavvideosource from L-SMASH-Works, which is at r593 right now, for 8bit video; other plugins aren't so much of a necessity nowadays with interlaced footage being somewhat rare as far as home video releases go, and the ones included in the plugins pack of the amvapp are fine for the job, in case); also do give a try to the latest zarxgui as well. All the theory and most other things from the avtech are still fine.
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Well, you could follow my Quick Steps if you wanted. (It's everything you need to know in 10 minutes).
Although if you've never been to AMVGuide before, I do suggest starting from the beginning. and checking out The Blog from time to time.
I think you'll find the information a bit easier to pick up than A&E's Technical Guides (aka the A/VTech Guide mirko linked above).
Plus there are Related Links to the A/VTech on every page if you need them.
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Although if you've never been to AMVGuide before, I do suggest starting from the beginning. and checking out The Blog from time to time.
I think you'll find the information a bit easier to pick up than A&E's Technical Guides (aka the A/VTech Guide mirko linked above).
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RIPLEY – On any second or fourth Tuesday at 6 p.m. members of the Tippah Dulcimer Guild can be heard enjoying their musical fellowship at the Ripley Library.
The combination of members may change from session to session, as various other matters may cause someone to miss a meeting, but learning new songs and playing old favorites on the traditional stringed instrument have kept members returning for the musical camaraderie for many years.
A recent session included mother and daughter Eula Mae Jordan of Ripley and Connie Alberson of Falkner, Martha Lee Wilson of Walnut, Bea Taylor of Iuka and Ann Carothers of Brownfield.
As they arrived for the gathering, each placed a food offering for the meal to follow on a table, then set about tuning their instruments.
All of them were playing the Appalachian or mountain dulcimer, a lap instrument with a wooden case and four strings, though some of these instruments may have three strings, according to the Smithsonian encyclopedia.
One member of the group who was not at this recent session plays a second type of dulcimer, a hammered dulcimer, that is much broader in shape, with more strings, and is played with a mallet – think of a wooden instrument something like a xylophone.
"Every dulcimer has its own voice," Taylor said. "Lighter wood gives a higher pitch and darker wood a more mellow pitch."
The type of pick being used also makes the sounds different, Alberson said, depending on the firmness and weight of the pick.
"It was the soothing sound that first appealed to me," Alberson said.
Members at the session all played dulcimers that have an hourglass shape, though some people use lap dulcimers that have a teardrop shape, Wilson said.
The group finds enjoyment in learning and playing with each other, and they make many opportunities to share their gift of music with the public.
They are part of the North Mississippi Dulcimer Association, an organization of many groups like theirs that was founded in 2001 by Forrest Smith, then a resident of Booneville who has relocated with his wife Eileen to his native home of Beatrice, Neb.
Merle Norton, a dedicated member of the group who was unable to attend the recent meeting, credits Forrest Smith with introducing the simple-to-learn music reading structure that allows a beginner to create music very quickly.
"Anyone who comes to a meeting can be playing within 15 minutes," Norton said.
Though the Smiths are miles away, they maintain a close relationship with members of the local guilds and association.
"The 'Ripley Bunch' learned early on that the dulcimer was the carrot that led them toward fellowship, fun, food, and then music. Music, of course, is the reason for their being – but after playing hard for an hour or so, it is sometimes necessary to take a short snack break," Smith said from his home in Nebraska. "The fellowship and fun will often stretch through most of the second hour, forcing members to hurry up and play "Amazing Grace" before the library closes."
When Smith formed the group in September 2001, Jordan was one of its first members.
"I heard it and wanted one for a long time before I got it," she said. "I thought even if I never learned to play it, it would be beautiful hanging on the wall. But when I came to the first meeting he said I'd be playing that night, and I did."
Wilson was at the second meeting in October 2001, then Alderson came along in November 2001, shortly before Carothers joined the group.
Taylor is newest to the Tippah County Guild, though she was a member of the Booneville group before Smith relocated to Nebraska.
"I was in the mountains and saw someone playing," Taylor said. "I bought one and put it in a closet, then took it out and began playing in 2009 or 2010."
Everyone said the ease of learning to play the instrument is one of its greatest appeals, and they invite anyone to join them and learn to play.
"People change and times change, but the soft, sweet sounds of the Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer can be heard coming from the Library on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month," Smith said. "Anyone interested in sharing the dulcimer experience is encouraged to stop by the library on dulcimer meeting nights. It will definitely be worth your time."
Members of the group frequently share their music around North Mississippi throughout the year with:
• Fifth Tuesday evenings at Shirley's Restaurant in Ripley.
• Once a month at nursing homes in Booneville, Iuka, Ripley, Ashland and Tupelo.
• The first Saturday of each month 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Natchez Trace Visitor Center in Tupelo.
• The second Saturday of the second month of each quarter, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Tremont Welcome Center on U.S. Highway 78 at the Mississippi-Alabama state line.
• The third Friday evening and Saturday in the third month of each quarter, at nursing homes in Waynesboro, Tenn. and the welcome center at Collinwood, Tenn.
• Tishomingo County Dulcimer Festival and many other festivals.
• By request at church services, senior citizen centers, senior citizen groups.
"We love doing this and don't charge anything," Wilson said. "Any donations we receive we give to the Sanctuary Hospice House in Tupelo."