Performance by club

Club
Wins
Last win
Runners-up
Last final lost


Spanish National Championship

Santiago de Compostela
Mixed Doubles
15-12/15-9


Planets

Planet
Planet Type
Semimajor Axis ( AU )
Orbital Period
Radial velocity (m/s)
Detectable by:

51 Pegasi b
Hot Jupiter
4.23 days
First-generation spectrograph

55 Cancri d
Gas giant
14.29 years
First-generation spectrograph

Jupiter
Gas giant
11.86 years
First-generation spectrograph

Gliese 581c
Super-Earth
12.92 days
Second-generation spectrograph

Saturn
Gas giant
29.46 years
Second-generation spectrograph

Alpha Centauri Bb
Terrestrial planet
3.23 days
Second-generation spectrograph

Neptune
Ice giant
164.79 years
Third-generation spectrograph

Earth
Habitable planet
365.26 days
Third-generation spectrograph (likely)

Pluto
Dwarf planet
246.04 years
Not detectable


Colours and shapes

Type of sign
Shape
Border
Background colour
Text/Symbol

Mandatory instructions
Circular
White
Blue
White

Supplementary
Rectangular
White Red
Blue Yellow
White Black

Directions, sometimes
Rectangular
Black
Yellow
Black

Information Rectangular White Blue White


International goals

April 25, 2001
Tashkent
2-0
Win
2002 FIFA World Cup qualification

February 9, 2002
Ta'Qali
2-1
Loss
Friendly

2002 West Asian Football Federation Championship

December 7, 2002
Manama
3-0
Win
Friendly (2 Goals)

December 23, 2002
Kuwait city
2-1
Win
Friendly

September 26, 2003
Amman
3-2
Win
2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification

November 18, 2003
Amman
3-0
Win
2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification

February 18, 2004
Amman
5-0
Win
2006 FIFA World Cup qualification

2004 West Asian Football Federation Championship

July 31, 2004
Chongqing
1-1 a.e.t. (1:1, 1:1) 4:3 PSO
Loss
2004 AFC Asian Cup

August 21, 2004
Amman
2-2
Draw
Friendly (2 Goals)

October 8, 2004
Bangkok
3-2
Win
Friendly

October 20, 2004
Tripoli
3-0
Win
Friendly

February 22, 2006
Amman
3-0
Win
2007 AFC Asian Cup qualification

October 28, 2007
Amman
2-0
Win
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification

January 24, 2008
Dubai
1-1
Draw
Friendly

December 30, 2009
Jinan
2-2
Draw
Friendly (2 Goals)


Digital channels

Channel
Video
Aspect
PSIP Short Name
Network


Release history

Worldwide
Warner Bros.
Cassette tape
3645


Highest-rating drama series of 2006

Rank
English title
Chinese title
Average
Peak
Premiere
Finale
HK viewers


Second line series

Airing date
English title (Chinese title)
Number of episodes
Genre
Official website

7 Dec 2005- 4 Jan 2006
When Rules Turn Loose 識法代言人
Modern drama
Official website

5 Jan- 25 Feb
Lethal Weapons of Love and Passion 覆雨翻雲
Costume action
Official website

31 Jan- 26 Feb
A Pillow Case of Mystery 施公奇案
Costume comedy
Official website

27 Feb- 31 Mar
Safe Guards 鐵血保鏢
Costume drama
Official website

3 Apr- 28 Apr
Bar Bender 潮爆大狀
Modern drama
Official website

17 April- 14 May
La Femme Desperado 女人唔易做
Modern drama
Official website

15 May- 9 Jun
Trimming Success 飛短留長父子兵
Modern drama
Official website

13 Jun- 9 Jul
Men in Pain 男人之苦
Modern drama
Official website

10 Jul- 27 Aug
The Saviour of the Soul 神鵰俠侶
Costume drama
Official website

28 Aug- 6 Oct
Maidens' Vow 鳳凰四重奏
Drama
Official website

9 Oct- 3 Nov
At Home With Love 樓住有情人
Modern drama
Official website

6 Nov- 15 Dec
Glittering Days 東方之珠
Period drama
Official website

18 Dec 2006- 10 Feb 2007
The Conquest 爭霸
Costume action
Official website


Medal count


statistics

NBC Sunday Night Football results (2006–present)

Conference Division Appearances Wins Losses


Date
Visiting Team
Final Score
Host Team
Stadium

September 7
Miami Dolphins
17–28
Pittsburgh Steelers
Heinz Field

September 10
Indianapolis Colts
26–21
New York Giants
Giants Stadium

September 17
Washington Redskins
10–27
Dallas Cowboys
Texas Stadium

September 24
Denver Broncos
17–7
New England Patriots
Gillette Stadium

October 1
Seattle Seahawks
6–37
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field

October 8
Pittsburgh Steelers
13–23
San Diego Chargers
Qualcomm Stadium

October 15
Oakland Raiders
3–13
Denver Broncos
INVESCO Field at Mile High

October 29
Dallas Cowboys
35–14
Carolina Panthers
Bank of America Stadium

November 5
Indianapolis Colts
27–20
New England Patriots
Gillette Stadium

November 12
Chicago Bears
38–20
New York Giants
Giants Stadium

November 19
San Diego Chargers
35–27
Denver Broncos
INVESCO Field at Mile High

November 26
Philadelphia Eagles
21–45
Indianapolis Colts
RCA Dome

December 3
Seattle Seahawks
23–20
Denver Broncos
INVESCO Field at Mile High

December 10
New Orleans Saints
42–17
Dallas Cowboys
Texas Stadium

December 17
Kansas City Chiefs
9–20
San Diego Chargers
Qualcomm Stadium

December 25
Philadelphia Eagles
23–7
Dallas Cowboys
Texas Stadium

December 31
Green Bay Packers
26–7
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field

January 6
Kansas City Chiefs
8–23
Indianapolis Colts
RCA Dome

January 6
Dallas Cowboys
20–21
Seattle Seahawks
Qwest Field


September 6
New Orleans Saints
10–41
Indianapolis Colts
RCA Dome

September 9
New York Giants
35–45
Dallas Cowboys
Texas Stadium

September 16
San Diego Chargers
14–38
New England Patriots
Gillette Stadium

September 23
Dallas Cowboys
34–10
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field

September 30
Philadelphia Eagles
3–16
New York Giants
Giants Stadium

October 7
Chicago Bears
27–20
Green Bay Packers
Lambeau Field

October 14
New Orleans Saints
28–17
Seattle Seahawks
Qwest Field

October 21
Pittsburgh Steelers
28–31
Denver Broncos
INVESCO Field at Mile High

November 4
Dallas Cowboys
38–17
Philadelphia Eagles
Lincoln Financial Field

November 11
Indianapolis Colts
21–23
San Diego Chargers
Qualcomm Stadium

November 18*
New England Patriots
56–10
Buffalo Bills
Ralph Wilson Stadium

November 25
Philadelphia Eagles
28–31
New England Patriots
Gillette Stadium

December 2
Cincinnati Bengals
10–24
Pittsburgh Steelers
Heinz Field

December 9
Indianapolis Colts
44–20
Baltimore Ravens
M&T Bank Stadium

December 16
Washington Redskins
22–10
New York Giants
Giants Stadium

December 23**
Washington Redskins
32–21
Minnesota Vikings
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome

December 30***
Tennessee Titans
16–10
Indianapolis Colts
RCA Dome

January 5
Washington Redskins
14–35
Seattle Seahawks
Qwest Field

January 5
Jacksonville Jaguars
31–29
Pittsburgh Steelers
Heinz Field


September 4
Washington Redskins
7–16
New York Giants
Giants Stadium

September 7
Chicago Bears
29–13
Indianapolis Colts
Lucas Oil Stadium

September 14
Pittsburgh Steelers
10–6
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Browns Stadium

September 21
Dallas Cowboys
27–16
Green Bay Packers
Lambeau Field

September 28
Philadelphia Eagles
20–24
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field

October 5
Pittsburgh Steelers
26–21
Jacksonville Jaguars
Jacksonville Municipal Stadium

October 12
New England Patriots
10–30
San Diego Chargers
Qualcomm Stadium

October 19
Seattle Seahawks
10–20
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Raymond James Stadium

November 2
New England Patriots
15–18
Indianapolis Colts
Lucas Oil Stadium

November 9
New York Giants
36–31
Philadelphia Eagles
Lincoln Financial Field

November 16
Dallas Cowboys
14–10
Washington Redskins
FedExField

November 23
Indianapolis Colts
23–20
San Diego Chargers
Qualcomm Stadium

November 30
Chicago Bears
14–34
Minnesota Vikings
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome

December 7*
Washington Redskins
10–24
Baltimore Ravens
M&T Bank Stadium

December 14
New York Giants
8–20
Dallas Cowboys
Texas Stadium

December 21**
Carolina Panthers
28–34 ( OT )
New York Giants
Giants Stadium

December 28
Denver Broncos
21–52
San Diego Chargers
Qualcomm Stadium

January 3
Atlanta Falcons
24–30
Arizona Cardinals
University of Phoenix Stadium

January 3
Indianapolis Colts
17–23 (OT)
San Diego Chargers
Qualcomm Stadium

Raymond James Stadium ( Super Bowl XLIII )


September 5
Dallas Cowboys
24-17
New York Giants
Metlife Stadium

September 9
Pittsburgh Steelers
19-31
Denver Broncos
Sports Authority Field at Mile High

September 16
Detroit Lions
19-27
San Francisco 49ers
Candlestick Park

September 23
New England Patriots
30-31
Baltimore Ravens
M&T Bank Stadium

September 30
New York Giants
17-19
Philadelphia Eagles
Lincoln Financial Field

October 7
San Diego Chargers
24-31
New Orleans Saints
Mercedes-Benz Superdome

October 14
Green Bay Packers
42-24
Houston Texans
Reliant Stadium

October 21
Pittsburgh Steelers
24-17
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown Stadium

October 28
New Orleans Saints
14-34
Denver Broncos
Sports Authority Field at Mile High

November 4
Dallas Cowboys
13-19
Atlanta Falcons
Georgia Dome

November 11
Houston Texans
13-6
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field

November 18
Baltimore Ravens
13-10
Pittsburgh Steelers
Heinz Field

November 22
New England Patriots
49-19
New York Jets
Metlife Stadium

November 25
Green Bay Packers
10-38
New York Giants
Metlife Stadium

December 2
Philadelphia Eagles
33-38
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys Stadium

December 9
Detroit Lions
20-27
Green Bay Packers
Lambeau Field

December 16
San Francisco 49ers
41-34
New England Patriots
Gillette Stadium

December 23*
San Francisco 49ers
13-42
Seattle Seahawks
CenturyLink Field

December 30
Dallas Cowboys
18-28
Washington Redskins
FedEx Field

January 5
Cincinnati Bengals
13-19
Houston Texans
Reliant Stadium

January 5
Minnesota Vikings
10-24
Green Bay Packers
Lambeau Field


Player selections

List of Tampa Bay Buccaneers first-round draft picks

1
Lee Roy Selmon *†
Defensive end
Oklahoma

4
Paul Gruber
Offensive tackle
Wisconsin

7
Charles McRae
Offensive tackle
Tennessee

28
Derrick Brooks
Linebacker
Florida State

12
Regan Upshaw
Defensive end
California

22
Marcus Jones
Defensive tackle
North Carolina

12
Warrick Dunn
Running back
Florida State

15
Anthony McFarland
Defensive tackle
LSU

14
Kenyatta Walker
Offensive tackle
Florida

17
Josh Freeman
Quarterback
Kansas State

3
Gerald McCoy
Defensive Tackle
Oklahoma


Shunsuke Nakamura: International Goals

Goal Date Venue Score Result Competition

16 February 2000
Macau , China
9–0
Won
Asian Cup 2000 Qual

11 June 2000
Miyagi, Japan
1–1
Draw
Friendly

16 August 2000
Hiroshima, Japan
3–1
Won
Friendly

2 May 2002
Kobe, Japan
3–3
Draw
Friendly

28 March 2003
Tokyo, Japan
2–2
Draw
Friendly

18 June 2003
Paris, France
3–0
Won
Confederations Cup 2003 Group Stage

20 June 2003
Saint-Étienne, France
1–2
Lost
Confederations Cup 2003 Group Stage

9 June 2004
Saitama, Japan
7–0
Won
World Cup 2006 Qual

20 July 2004
Chongqing, China
1–0
Won
Asian Cup 2004 Group Stage

24 July 2004
Chongqing, China
4–1
Won
Asian Cup 2004 Group Stage

22 June 2005
Cologne, Germany
2–2
Draw
Confederations Cup 2005 Group Stage

7 September 2005
Miyagi, Japan
5–4
Won
Friendly

8 October 2005
Riga, Latvia
2–2
Draw
Friendly

12 June 2006
Kaiserslautern, Germany
1–3
Lost
World Cup 2006 Group Stage

13 July 2007
Hanoi , Vietnam
3–1
Won
2007 AFC Asian Cup Group Stage

16 July 2007
Hanoi , Vietnam
4–1
Won
2007 AFC Asian Cup Group Stage

11 September 2007
Klagenfurt , Austria
4–3
Won
Friendly

2 June 2008
Yokohama , Japan
3–0
Won
World Cup 2010 Qual

6 September 2008
Riffa , Bahrain
3–2
Won
World Cup 2010 Qual

28 March 2009
Saitama , Japan
1–0
Won
World Cup 2010 Qual

18 November 2009
Hong Kong Stadium , Hong Kong
4–0
Won
2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification


P=Premiers, R=Runner-Ups, M=Minor Premierships, F=Finals Appearance, W=Wooden Spoons (Brackets Represent Finals Games)

Competition
Played
Drawn
Lost
Position
Coach
Captain
Main Article

Super League 1
3/12
Brian Smith
Robbie Paul
Bradford Bulls 1996

Super League 2
1/12
Matthew Elliott
Robbie Paul
Bradford Bulls 1997

Super League 3
5/12
Matthew Elliott
Robbie Paul
Bradford Bulls 1998

Super League 4
1/14
Matthew Elliott
Robbie Paul
Bradford Bulls 1999

Super League 5
3/12
Matthew Elliott
Robbie Paul
Bradford Bulls 2000

Super League 6
1/12
Brian Noble
Robbie Paul
Bradford Bulls 2001

Super League 7
3/12
Brian Noble
Robbie Paul
Bradford Bulls 2002

Super League 8
1/12
Brian Noble
Robbie Paul
Bradford Bulls 2003

Super League 9
2/12
Brian Noble
Robbie Paul
Bradford Bulls 2004

Super League 10
3/12
Brian Noble
Jamie Peacock
Bradford Bulls 2005

Super League 11
4/12
Brian Noble
Iestyn Harris
Bradford Bulls 2006

Super League 11
4/12
Steve McNamara
Iestyn Harris
Bradford Bulls 2006

Super League 12
3/12
Steve McNamara
Paul Deacon
Bradford Bulls 2007

Super League 13
5/12
Steve McNamara
Paul Deacon
Bradford Bulls 2008

Super League 14
9/14
Steve McNamara
Paul Deacon
Bradford Bulls 2009

Super League 15
10/14
Lee St Hilaire
Andy Lynch
Bradford Bulls 2010

Super League 16
10/14
Mick Potter
Andy Lynch
Bradford Bulls 2011

Super League 17
9/14
Mick Potter
Heath L'Estrange , Matt Diskin
Bradford Bulls 2012

Super League 18
9/14
Francis Cummins
Heath L'Estrange , Matt Diskin
Bradford Bulls 2013

Super League 19
0/14
Francis Cummins
Heath L'Estrange , Matt Diskin
Bradford Bulls 2014


List of blood agents

Agent
Melting / boiling point
Effectiveness as blood agent
Persistence, open area
Persistence, enclosed area
Field stability
Storage stability
Toxicity as blood agent


Season 4: 1995-1996

No. in series
No. in season
Title
Director
Writer(s)
Original air date
Production code


Season 7: 1998-1999

"Buona Sera, Mr. Campbell (2)"
Charles Correll
Carol Mendelsohn & Antoinette Stella
September 7, 1998
2397189B

"The World According to Matt"
Charles Correll
Frank South
September 14, 1998
2398190

"Where the Hookers Grow"
Jefferson Kibbee
Charles Pratt, Jr.
September 21, 1998
2398191

"Dr. Jealousy"
Charles Correll
Carol Mendelsohn
September 28, 1998
2398192

"The Night the Lights Went Out at Melrose"


- 7 seats

New Democratic Party candidates, 2008 Canadian federal election

Riding Candidate Gender Residence Occupation Votes Rank

Avalon
Randy Wayne Dawe
M
Clark's Beach
Truck driver
3rd

Bonavista—Gander—Grand Falls—Windsor
Jason Holley
M
Amherst Cove
Artist
3rd

Humber—St. Barbe—Baie Verte
Mark Kennedy
M
Corner Brook
Engineering Technician
2nd

Labrador
Phyllis Artiss
F
St. John's
Retired University Professor
2nd

Random—Burin—St. George's
Terry White
M
Stephenville
Carpenter
2nd

St. John's East
Jack Harris
M
St. John's
Lawyer
1st

St. John's South—Mount Pearl
Ryan Cleary
M
St. John's
Journalist
2nd


- 11 seats

Cape Breton—Canso
Mark MacNeill
M
Inverness
Government and Business Policy Advisor
3rd

Central Nova
Mary Louise Lorefice
F
Antigonish
Retired educator
3rd

Dartmouth—Cole Harbour
Brad Pye
M
Ottawa, ON
Senior Political Party Program Officer
2nd

Halifax
Megan Leslie
F
Halifax
Community Legal Worker
1st

Director of Nova Scotia Environment Network

Kings—Hants
Carol E. Harris
F
Wolfville
University Professor
3rd

Sackville—Eastern Shore
Peter Stoffer
M
Windsor Junction
Parliamentarian
1st

South Shore—St. Margaret's
Gordon S. Earle
M
Upper Tantallon
Retired Public Servant
2nd

Sydney—Victoria
Wayne McKay
M
Sydney
Teacher
2nd

West Nova
George Barron
M
Bear River
Paramedic
3rd


- 14 seats

Brandon—Souris
Jean Luc Bouché
M
Brandon
Locomotive Engineer
2nd

Charleswood—St. James—Assiniboia
Fiona Shiells
F
Winnipeg
Ministerial Assistant
3rd

Churchill
Niki Ashton
F
Thompson
Researcher
1st

Dauphin—Swan River—Marquette
Ron Strynadka
M
Birtle
Retired
2nd

Elmwood—Transcona
Jim Maloway
M
Winnipeg
Small Businessman
1st

Kildonan—St. Paul
Ross Eadie
M
Winnipeg
Self Employed / Consultant
2nd

Portage—Lisgar
Mohamed Alli
M
Winnipeg
Distribution Centre Associate
4th

Provencher
Ross C. Martin
M
Oakbank
Design Coordinator
2nd

Saint Boniface
Matt Schaubroeck
M
Winnipeg
Student
3rd

Selkirk—Interlake
Patricia Cordner
F
Selkirk
Retired
2nd

Winnipeg Centre
Pat Martin
M
Winnipeg
Parliamentarian
1st

Winnipeg North
Judy Wasylycia-Leis
F
Winnipeg
Parliamentarian
1st

Winnipeg South
Sean Robert
M
Winnipeg
Product Consultant - MLCC
3rd

Winnipeg South Centre
Rachel Heinrichs
F
Winnipeg
Student
3rd


Men's tournament

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Dejan Bojović Category:Articles with hCards

Novica Bjelica Category:Articles with hCards

Bojan Janić Category:Articles with hCards

Vlado Petković Category:Articles with hCards

Marko Samardžić Category:Articles with hCards

Nikola Grbić Category:Articles with hCards

Miloš Nikić Category:Articles with hCards

Andrija Gerić Category:Articles with hCards

Ivan Miljković Category:Articles with hCards

Saša Starović Category:Articles with hCards

Marko Podraščanin Category:Articles with hCards


Women's tournament

Jelena Nikolić Category:Articles with hCards

Jovana Brakočević Category:Articles with hCards

Ivana Đerisilo Category:Articles with hCards

Nataša Krsmanović Category:Articles with hCards

Brižitka Molnar Category:Articles with hCards

Jovana Vesović Category:Articles with hCards

Maja Ognjenović Category:Articles with hCards

Vesna Čitaković Category:Articles with hCards

Maja Simanić Category:Articles with hCards

Sanja Malagurski Category:Articles with hCards

Stefana Veljković Category:Articles with hCards

Suzana Ćebić Category:Articles with hCards


Men's tournament

Denis Šefik Category:Articles with hCards

Andrija Prlainović Category:Articles with hCards

Živko Gocić Category:Articles with hCards

Vanja Udovičić Category:Articles with hCards

Dejan Savić Category:Articles with hCards

Duško Pijetlović Category:Articles with hCards

Nikola Rađen Category:Articles with hCards

Filip Filipović Category:Articles with hCards

Aleksandar Ćirić Category:Articles with hCards

Aleksandar Šapić Category:Articles with hCards

Vladimir Vujasinović Category:Articles with hCards

Branko Peković Category:Articles with hCards

Slobodan Soro Category:Articles with hCards


Selections

Draft
Round
Pick
Nationality
Position
School/Club Team

2004-1 2004
United States
PF/C
Connecticut

2005-1 2005
United States
PG
North Carolina

2005-2 2005
United States
PF
North Carolina

2007-1 2007
United States
SF
North Carolina

2007-2 2007
United States
SF
Boston College

2008-2 2008
France
C
Hyères-Toulon ( France )

2008-3 2008
United States
PG
Washington State

2011-1 2011
United States
PG
Connecticut

2011-3 2011
United States
C
Tokyo Apache ( Japan )

2012-2 2012
Sweden / United States
SF
Vanderbilt


House of Rohan-Chabot

Name
Birth
Marriage
Became Duke
Ceased to be Duke
Death
Spouse

Marie Élisabeth du Bec-Crespin de Grimaldi

Louis Bretagne Alain de Rohan-Chabot
26 September 1679
29 May 1708
17 August 1727 father's death
10 August 1738
10 August 1738
Françoise de Roquelaure

Louis Marie de Rohan-Chabot
17 January 1710
19 December 1735
10 August 1738 father's death
28 November 1791
28 November 1791
Charlotte Rosalie de Châtillon

Louis Antoine de Rohan-Chabot
20 April 1733
12 April 1757
28 November 1791 uncles death
29 November 1807
29 November 1807
Élisabeth Louise de La Rochefoucauld

Alexandre de Rohan-Chabot
3 December 1761
29 May 1785
29 November 1807 father's death
8 February 1816
8 February 1816
Anne Louise Élisabeth de Montmorency

Louis François de Rohan-Chabot
29 February 1788
2 May 1808
8 February 1816 father's death
8 February 1833
8 February 1833
Marie Georgine Armandine de Sérent

Fernand de Rohan-Chabot
14 October 1789
19 May 1817
8 February 1833 brothers death
10 September 1869
10 September 1869
Josephine Françoise de Gontaut-Biron

Charles de Rohan-Chabot
12 December 1819
29 June 1843
10 September 1869 father's death
6 August 1893
6 August 1893
Octavie Rouillé de Boissy

Alain de Rohan-Chabot
1 December 1844
26 June 1872
6 August 1893 father's death
6 January 1914
6 January 1914
Herminie de La Brousse de Verteillac

Josselin de Rohan-Chabot
4 April 1879
11 June 1906
6 January 1914 father's death
13 July 1916
13 July 1916
Marguerite Marie de Rohan-Chabot

Alain Louis Auguste de Rohan-Chabot
10 May 1913
5 May 1937
13 July 1916 father's death
17 May 1966
17 May 1966
Helene Claire Marie de Liencourt

Josselin de Rohan-Chabot
5 June 1938
17 November 1973
17 May 1966 father's death
Antoinette Jeanne Yvonne Boegner


Season summaries


Round Three

19
Calgary Stampeders
John Comiskey
OT
Windsor

20
Ottawa Renegades
Les Mullings
RB
Saint Mary's

–
Toronto Argonauts (via Winnipeg)
Forfeit Pick
Forfeit Pick
Forfeit Pick

21
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Matt Kudu
DL
Eastern Michigan

22
Edmonton Eskimos
Tim O'Neill
OL
Calgary

23
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Francois Brochu
ST
Boston College

24
Montreal Alouettes
Victor Cabral
DT
Georgia Southern

26
BC Lions (via Toronto)
Patick Pierre-Louis
LB
UCLA


Round Four

Calgary Stampeders
Kyler Jukes
OL
Regina

Ottawa Renegades
Cory Hathaway
TE/FB
Tulsa

Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Scott Mennie
LB
Manitoba

Saskatchewan Roughriders
J.O. Gagnon-Gordillo
DL
Eastern Michigan

Edmonton Eskimos
Anthony Posteraro
K/P
Graceland

Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Jeremy Steeves
S
St. Francis Xavier

Montreal Alouettes
Mike Ray
K/P
McMaster

BC Lions
Sebastian Clovis
DB
Saint Mary's


Round Five

Calgary Stampeders
David Hewson
DB
Manitoba

Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Martin Lapostolle
DL
Indiana

Saskatchewan Roughriders
Dustin Cherniawski
DB
British Columbia

Edmonton Eskimos
Robert Leblanc
SB
McGill

Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Iain Fleming
SB
Queen's

Montreal Alouettes
Curt Hundeby
OL
Saskatchewan

Toronto Argonauts
Bryan Crawford
RB
Queen's


Round Six

Calgary Stampeders
Brett Ralph
WR
Alberta

Ottawa Renegades
Lenard Semajuste
FB
Adams State

Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Ryan Bisson
OL
Northwood

Saskatchewan Roughriders
Ryan Gottselig
DL
Saskatchewan

Montreal Alouettes (via Edmonton)
Adam Eckert
WR
Dickinson State

Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Andrew Paopao
DL
San Jose State

Montreal Alouettes
Olivier Manigat
OL
Columbia


Singles (20–9)

Edition Round Date Surface Opponent Result

1984 World Group I
R1
15 July 1984
Clay
Anne Hobbs
6–4, 3–6, 6–2

1984 World Group I
R2
16 July 1984
Clay
Svetlana Cherneva
7–6, 6–3

1984 World Group I
QF
18 July 1984
Clay
Sabrina Goleš
4–6, 5–7

1985 World Group I
R1
6 October 1985
Hard
Elena Eliseenko
6–4, 6–2

1985 World Group I
R2
8 October 1985
Hard
Mima Jaušovec
6–4, 6–2

1985 World Group I
QF
10 October 1985
Hard
Jo Durie
6–2, 4–6, 8–6

1985 World Group I
SF
12 October 1985
Hard
Helena Suková
6–3, 7–6 (8–6)

1986 World Group I
R1
20 July 1986
Clay
Natasha Zvereva
4–6, 6–1, 6–2

1986 World Group I
R2
21 July 1986
Clay
Nathalie Tauziat
7–6 (7–5) , 7–6 (8–6)

1986 World Group I
QF
23 July 1986
Clay
Bettina Bunge
6–2, 3–6, 3–6

1987 World Group I
R1
26 July 1987
Hard
Olga Tsarbopoulou
6–0, 6–0

1987 World Group I
R2
27 July 1987
Hard
Suzanna Anggarkusuma
6–1, 6–1

1987 World Group I
QF
29 July 1987
Hard
Anne Minter
6–2, 6–2

1987 World Group I
SF
31 July 1987
Hard
Pam Shriver
3–6, 6–7

1989 World Group I
R1
1 October 1989
Hard
Im Sook-ja
6–2, 6–2

1989 World Group I
R2
3 October 1989
Hard
Patricia Tarabini
6–1, 6–0

1989 World Group I
QF
5 October 1989
Hard
Elizabeth Smylie
6–2, 6–1

1991 World Group I
R1
22 July 1991
Hard
Virág Csurgó
6–0, 6–2

1991 World Group I
R2
24 July 1991
Hard
Mary Joe Fernández
2–6, 1–6

1992 World Group I
R1
14 July 1992
Clay
Nicole Bradtke
6–3, 4–6, 0–6

1992 World Group I
RPO
16 July 1992
Clay
Irina Spîrlea
6–1, 6–0

1992 World Group I
RPO
17 July 1992
Clay
Andrea Temesvári
6–3, 6–4

1993 World Group I
R1
19 July 1993
Clay
Kim Yeon-sook
6–0, 6–2

1993 World Group I
R2
21 July 1993
Clay
Inés Gorrochategui
1–6, 5–7

1994 World Group I
R1
19 July 1994
Clay
Nadin Ercegović
6–0, 6–3

1994 World Group I
R2
21 July 1994
Clay
Romana Tedjakusuma
6–2, 6–1

1994 World Group I
QF
22 July 1994
Clay
Julie Halard
3–6, 6–3, 2–6

1995 World Group I
QF
22 April 1995
Carpet (I)
Arantxa Sánchez Vicario
3–6, 3–6

1995 World Group I
QF
23 April 1995
Carpet (I)
Conchita Martínez
2–6, 1–6


Grand Slam singles performance timeline

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Final classification

Athletics at the 1996 Summer Olympics – Women's 400 metres


Councils

Notional control (based on 2003 results)

Aberdeen City
No overall control (LD + Con)
NOC
No overall control (LD + SNP)
Details

Aberdeenshire
No overall control (LD + Ind)
NOC
No overall control (LD + Con)
Details

No overall control (Ind + Con + LD + Lab)

Argyll and Bute
Independent
Independent
No overall control (Ind + SNP)
Details

Clackmannanshire
Labour
NOC
No overall control (Lab minority)
Details

Dumfries and Galloway
No overall control (Lab )
NOC
No overall control (Con + LD)
Details

Dundee City
No overall control (Lab + LD+ Con)
NOC
No overall control (Lab + LD+ Con)
Details

East Ayrshire
Labour
Labour
No overall control (SNP minority)
Details

East Dunbartonshire
No overall control (LD )
NOC
No overall control (Lab + Con)
Details

East Lothian
Labour
NOC
No overall control (SNP + LD)
Details

No overall control (Lab + LD + Ind + Con)

City of Edinburgh
Labour (NOC: Lab )
NOC
No overall control (LD + SNP)
Details

Falkirk
No overall control (SNP + Ind + Con)
NOC
No overall control (Lab + Ind + Con)
Details

Fife
No overall control (Lab )
NOC
No overall control (LD + SNP)
Details

Glasgow City
Labour
Labour
Labour
Details

Highland
Independent
Independent
No overall control (Ind + SNP)
Details

Inverclyde
Liberal Democrats
NOC
No overall control (Lab minority)
Details

Midlothian
Labour
NOC
No overall control (Lab minority)
Details

Moray
Independent
Independent
No overall control (Ind + Con)
Details

Na h-Eileanan Siar
Independent
Independent
Independent
Details

North Ayrshire
Labour
Labour
No overall control (Lab minority)
Details

North Lanarkshire
Labour
Labour
Labour
Details

Orkney Independent Independent Independent Details

Perth and Kinross
No overall control (SNP + LD + Ind)
NOC
No overall control (SNP + LD)
Details

Renfrewshire
Labour
NOC
No overall control (SNP + LD)
Details

Scottish Borders
No overall control (Ind + Con)
NOC
No overall control (Ind + Con + LD)
Details

Shetland Independent Independent Independent Details

South Ayrshire
No overall control (Con )
NOC
No overall control (Con minority)
Details

South Lanarkshire
Labour
Labour
No overall control (Lab minority)
Details

Stirling
Labour (NOC: Lab )
NOC
No overall control (Lab minority)
Details

West Dunbartonshire
Labour
Labour
No overall control (SNP + Ind)
Details

West Lothian
Labour
NOC
No overall control (SNP + Ind)
Details


Medal table


List of superlative Academy Award winners and nominees

Superlative
Director
Record Set
Year
Notes

Most Awards
John Ford
4 awards
1952
Awards resulted from 5 nominations.

Most Nominations
William Wyler
12 nominations
1965
Nominations resulted in 3 awards.

Oldest Winner
Clint Eastwood
74 years old
2004
Million Dollar Baby

Oldest Nominee
John Huston
79 years old
1985
Prizzi's Honor

Youngest Winner
Norman Taurog
32 years old
1930 / 31
Skippy

Youngest Nominee
John Singleton
24 years old
1991
Boyz N the Hood


Superlative
Actress
Record Set
Year
Notes

Most Awards
Katharine Hepburn
4 awards
Awards resulted from 12 nominations.

Most Nominations
Meryl Streep
14 nominations
Nominations resulted in 2 awards.

Oldest Winner
Jessica Tandy
80 years old
Driving Miss Daisy

Oldest Nominee
Emmanuelle Riva
85 years old
Amour

Youngest Winner
Marlee Matlin
21 years old
Children of a Lesser God

Youngest Nominee
Quvenzhané Wallis
9 years old
Beasts of the Southern Wild


Most Awards
Shelley Winters
2 awards
Awards resulted from 3 nominations.

Most Awards
Dianne Wiest
2 awards
Awards resulted from 3 nominations.

Most Nominations
Thelma Ritter
6 nominations
Nominations resulted in 0 awards.

Oldest Winner
Peggy Ashcroft
77 years old
A Passage to India

Oldest Nominee
Gloria Stuart
87 years old
Titanic

Youngest Winner
Tatum O'Neal
10 years old
Paper Moon

Youngest Nominee
Tatum O'Neal
10 years old
Paper Moon


Number
Serial Title
Year
Chapters
Genre
Director
Cast

Jungle Menace
Jungle
Harry L. Fraser and George Melford
Frank Buck

The Mysterious Pilot
Aviation
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Frank Hawks

The Secret of Treasure Island
Maritime
Elmer Clifton
Don Terry

The Great Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok

The Spider's Web
Superhero
Ray Taylor and James W. Horne
Warren Hull

Flying G-Men
Aviation
Ray Taylor and James W. Horne
Robert Paige

Mandrake the Magician
Action Fantasy
Sam Nelson and Norman Deming
Warren Hull

Overland with Kit Carson
Western
Sam Nelson and Norman Deming
Bill Elliott

The Shadow
Superhero Mystery
James W. Horne
Victor Jory

Terry and the Pirates
Jungle
James W. Horne
William Tracy

Deadwood Dick
Western
James W. Horne
Don Douglas

The Green Archer
Mystery
James W. Horne
Victor Jory

White Eagle
Western
James W. Horne
Buck Jones

The Spider Returns
Superhero
James W. Horne
Warren Hull

The Iron Claw
Mystery
James W. Horne
Charles Quigley

Holt of the Secret Service
Crime drama
James W. Horne
Jack Holt

Captain Midnight
Aviation
James W. Horne
Dave O'Brien

Perils of the Royal Mounted
Northern
James W. Horne
Robert Stevens

The Secret Code
Crime drama
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Paul Kelly

The Valley of Vanishing Men
Western
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Bill Elliott

Batman
Superhero
Lambert Hillyer
Lewis Wilson Douglas Croft

The Phantom
Superhero , Jungle
B. Reeves Eason
Tom Tyler

The Desert Hawk
Adventure
B. Reeves Eason
Gilbert Roland

Lew Landers and (uncredited) B. Reeves Eason

Brenda Starr, Reporter
Crime drama
Wallace Fox
Joan Woodbury

The Monster and the Ape
Science fiction
Howard Bretherton
Robert Lowery

Jungle Raiders
Jungle
Lesley Selander
Kane Richmond

Who's Guilty?
Mystery
Howard Bretherton and Wallace Grissell
Robert Kent

Hop Harrigan
Aviation
Derwin Abrahams
William Bakewell

Chick Carter, Detective
Crime drama
Derwin Abrahams
Lyle Talbot

Son of the Guardsman
Medieval
Derwin Abrahams
Robert Shaw

Jack Armstrong
Science fiction
Wallace Fox
John Hart

The Vigilante
Western
Wallace Fox
Ralph Byrd

The Sea Hound
Maritime
Walter B. Eason and Mack V. Wright
Buster Crabbe

Brick Bradford
Science fiction
Spencer Gordon Bennet and Thomas Carr
Kane Richmond

Tex Granger
Western
Derwin Abrahams
Robert Kellard

Superman
Superhero
Spencer Gordon Bennet and Thomas Carr
Kirk Alyn Noel Neill

Congo Bill
Jungle
Spencer Gordon Bennet and Thomas Carr
Don McGuire Cleo Moore

Bruce Gentry
Science fiction
Spencer Gordon Bennet and Thomas Carr
Tom Neal

Batman and Robin
Superhero
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Robert Lowery Johnny Duncan

Adventures of Sir Galahad
Medieval
Spencer Gordon Bennet
George Reeves

Cody of the Pony Express
Western
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Jock O' Mahoney

Atom Man vs. Superman
Superhero
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Kirk Alyn Lyle Talbot

Pirates of the High Seas
Maritime
Spencer Gordon Bennet and Thomas Carr
Buster Crabbe

Roar of the Iron Horse
Western
Spencer Gordon Bennet and Thomas Carr
Jock O' Mahoney

Mysterious Island
Science fiction
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Richard Crane

Captain Video: Master of the Stratosphere

King of the Congo
Jungle
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Buster Crabbe

Blackhawk
Aviation
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Kirk Alyn

Son of Geronimo
Western
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Clay Moore

The Lost Planet
Science fiction
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Judd Holdren

The Great Adventures of Captain Kidd
Maritime
Derwin Abrahams and Charles S. Gould
Richard Crane

Gunfighters of the Northwest
Western
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Jack Mahoney

Riding with Buffalo Bill
Western
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Marshall Reed

The Adventures of Captain Africa
Superhero , Jungle
Spencer Gordon Bennet
John Hart

Perils of the Wilderness
Western
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Dennis Moore

Blazing the Overland Trail
Western
Spencer Gordon Bennet
Dennis Moore


Serial Title
Year
Chapters
Director
Cast

Silent Serials
Silent Serials
Silent Serials
Silent Serials
Silent Serials

Partial Sound Serials
Partial Sound Serials
Partial Sound Serials
Partial Sound Serials
Partial Sound Serials

All Sound Serials
All Sound Serials
All Sound Serials
All Sound Serials
All Sound Serials


Defense

Player Tackles Asst. TotalTK Sack Yards FumR


Schedule

Week
Date
Opponent
Time (ET)
Result
Game Site
Record
Match Report

September 4, 2008
at New York Giants
7:00
L 7-16
Giants Stadium
0-1
Recap

September 14, 2008
New Orleans Saints
1:00
W 29-24
FedEx Field
1-1
Recap

September 21, 2008
Arizona Cardinals
1:00
W 24-17
FedEx Field
2-1
Recap

September 28, 2008
at Dallas Cowboys
4:15
W 26-24
Texas Stadium
3-1
Recap

October 5, 2008
at Philadelphia Eagles
1:00
W 23-17
Lincoln Financial Field
4-1
Recap

October 12, 2008
St. Louis Rams
1:00
L 17-19
FedEx Field
4-2
Recap

October 19, 2008
Cleveland Browns
4:15
W 14-11
FedEx Field
5-2
Recap

October 26, 2008
at Detroit Lions
1:00
W 25-17
Ford Field
6-2
Recap

November 3, 2008
Pittsburgh Steelers
8:30
L 6-23
FedEx Field
6-3
Recap

November 16, 2008
Dallas Cowboys
8:15
L 10-14
FedEx Field
6-4
Recap

November 23, 2008
at Seattle Seahawks
4:15
W 20-17
Qwest Field
7-4
Recap

November 30, 2008
New York Giants
1:00
L 7-23
FedEx Field
7-5
Recap

December 7, 2008
at Baltimore Ravens
8:15
L 10-24
M&T Bank Stadium
7-6
Recap

December 14, 2008
at Cincinnati Bengals
1:00
L 13-20
Paul Brown Stadium
7-7
Recap

December 21, 2008
Philadelphia Eagles
4:15
W 10-3
FedEx Field
8-7
Recap

December 28, 2008
at San Francisco 49ers
4:15
L 24-27
Candlestick Park
8-8
Recap


Receiving


Serial details by episode

Episode
Broadcast date
Run time
Viewers (in millions)
Archive

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Clubs

Club
Position in 2012
First season
Number of seasons
First season of current spell
Titles
Last title

IF Brommapojkarna
2nd in Superettan
2007


Medal table

Rank
Club
Gold
Big Silver
Small Silver
Bronze
Points


Honoured clubs

Club
Swedish championship titles
Allsvenskan titles
Introduced
Stars symbolizes


Performance progression

Discipline Season Performance Place Date

1500 m
4:11:31
Istanbul, Turkey
July 28, 2001

2000 m
5:33:83
Istanbul, Turkey
June 7, 2003

3000 m
8:31:94
Brussels, Belgium
August 30, 2002

3000 m
9:08:29
Bydgoszcz, Poland
July 17, 1999

5000 m
15:00:49
Hengelo, Netherlands
June 2, 2002

5000 m
16:33:77
Santiago de Chile, Chile
October 17, 2000


Season to season

Season Level Division Administration Position

Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
5th

Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
2nd

Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
6th

Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
3rd

Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
8th

Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
4th

Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
8th

Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
3rd

Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
1st

Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
7th

Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
1st

Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
13th

Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
3rd

Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
9th

Tier 1
Veikkausliiga (Premier League)
Finnish FA (Suomen Palloliitto)
12th


Season to Season

Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Pallolitto)
6th

Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Pallolitto)
2nd

Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Pallolitto)
4th

Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Pallolitto)
10th

Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Pallolitto)
9th

Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Pallolitto)
8th

Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Pallolitto)
12th

Tier 2
Ykkönen (First Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Pallolitto)
13th

Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Pallolitto)
4th

Tier 3
Kakkonen (Second Division)
Finnish FA (Suomen Pallolitto)
12th

Tier 4
Kolmonen (Third Division)
Tampere District (SPL Tampere)
14th


Individual 2007 UCI ProTour standings after race

Rank
Previous Rank
Name
Nationality
Team
Points

2
Alejandro Valverde
Spain
Caisse d'Epargne

6
Stefan Schumacher
Germany
Gerolsteiner

8
Juan José Cobo
Spain
Saunier Duval-Prodir

9
Alberto Contador
Spain
Discovery Channel

10
Tom Boonen
Belgium
Quick Step-Innergetic

12
Alessandro Ballan
Italy
Lampre-Fondital

18
Robbie McEwen
Australia
Predictor-Lotto


Release history

United States
June 25, 2002
Reprise
CD
9 48287-2

Australia
October 21, 2002
Reprise
CD
9362482872

United Kingdom
November 18, 2002
Reprise
CD
9362482872

Japan
December 18, 2002
Reprise
CD
WPCR-11395

Japan
November 3, 2004
Reprise
CD
WPCR-22108

United States
August 11, 2009
Reprise
12" vinyl
519935-1


Channel lineup

Channel
Video
Aspect
PSIP Short Name
Programming


Current composition

Name
Rank
Years until mandatory retirement
Appointed by
Year appointed

Anabelle Rodríguez
Associate Justice
6 years
Sila María Calderón

Edgardo Rivera Garcia
Associate Justice
11 years
Luis Fortuño

Erick Kolthoff Caraballo
Associate Justice
17 years
Luis Fortuño

Federico Hernández Denton
Chief Justice
0 year
Sila María Calderón

Liana Fiol Matta
Associate Justice
2 years
Sila María Calderón

Luis Estrella Martínez
Associate Justice
27 years
Luis Fortuño

Mildred Pabón Charneco
Associate Justice
13 years
Luis Fortuño

Rafael Martínez Torres
Associate Justice
15 years
Luis Fortuño

Roberto Feliberti Cintrón
Associate Justice
19 years
Luis Fortuño


Round one

Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Wayne Smith
OL
Appalachian State

Ottawa Renegades
Ibrahim Khan
OL
Simon Fraser

Toronto Argonauts
Mark Moroz
OL
Wake Forest

Saskatchewan Roughriders
Ducamel Augustin
FB
Villanova

Toronto Argonauts
Jean-Fredric Tremblay
WR
Laval

Montreal Alouettes
Alain Kashama
DL
Michigan

Edmonton Eskimos
Amarpreet Sanghera
OL
British Columbia


Round two

Edmonton Eskimos
Gilles Lezi
FB
Northwestern

Calgary Stampeders
Tyler Lymem
DL
Calgary

Ottawa Renegades
Christian Leibl-Cote
OL
New Hampshire

BC Lions (via Toronto)
Nautyn McKay-Loescher
DE
Alabama

Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Marwan Hage
OL
Colorado

Montreal Alouettes
Ryan Jeffrey
OL
Wilfrid Laurier

Calgary Stampeders
Pascal Masson
DB
Laval

Edmonton Eskimos
Rhett McLane
OL
Saskatchewan


Round Five

Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Anthony Mason
OL
Guelph

Calgary Stampeders
Christian Simmerling
DB
Saint Mary's

Toronto Argonauts
Mike Mahoney
LB
McGill

Saskatchewan Roughriders
Craig Zimmer
LB
Regina

Calgary Stampeders
Marc Mitchell
LB
Queen's

Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Ryan Folk
LB
Calgary


Release history

Europe
October 11, 2004
Sony BMG , Columbia
CD
COL 518748 9

Europe
October 11, 2004
Sony BMG , Columbia
CD/ DVD
COL 518748 7

United States
October 12, 2004
Epic
CD
5187482

United States
October 12, 2004
Epic
CD/DVD
5187487

Canada
October 12, 2004
Sony BMG, Columbia
CD
5187482

Canada
October 12, 2004
Sony BMG, Columbia
CD/DVD
5187487

Australia
October 15, 2004
Sony BMG, Epic
CD
5187482

Australia
October 15, 2004
Sony BMG, Epic
CD/DVD
5187487

South Korea
November 16, 2004
Sony BMG, Columbia
CD
CPK-3337

Japan
December 22, 2004
Sony Music Japan , Epic
CD
5187482


List of winners

Best Record-Breaking Performance ESPY Award

Competition , governing body , or league

Pete Sampras
United States
not applicable
ATP Tour
Tennis

Tiger Woods
United States
not applicable
PGA Tour
Golf

Emmitt Smith
United States
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League (NFL)
American football

Éric Gagné
Canada
Los Angeles Dodgers
Major League Baseball (MLB)
Baseball

Peyton Manning
United States
Indianapolis Colts
National Football League (NFL)
American football

Shaun Alexander
United States
Seattle Seahawks
National Football League (NFL)
American football

LaDainian Tomlinson
United States
San Diego Chargers
National Football League (NFL)
American football

Brett Favre
United States
Green Bay Packers
National Football League (NFL)
American football

Michael Phelps
United States
Not applicable
Olympic Games
Swimming

John Isner vs. Nicolas Mahut
United States and France
Not applicable
Wimbledon
Tennis

Rory McIlroy
Northern Ireland
Not applicable
U.S. Open
Golf

Drew Brees
United States
New Orleans Saints
National Football League (NFL)
American Football


See also

List of United States rapid transit systems by ridership

Annual ridership (2012)
Rider. per mile
Opened
Stations
Lines


Albums

Romaji title
Japanese title
Release date
Reference
Oricon


Singles

TENCAを取ろう~内田の野望

ハートブレイク　スナイパー


Block A
Goto
Jado
Kakihara
Kanemoto
Minoru
Samurai
Stampede

Jado
Jado (11:31)
X
Kakihara (8:02)
Kanemoto (10:40)
Minoru (12:29)
Jado (14:04)
Stampede (9:59)

Kakihara
Goto (10:16)
Kakihara (8:02)
X
Kanemoto (10:29)
Kakihara (10:04)
Samurai (10:47)
Kakihara (8:30)

Kanemoto
Kanemoto (11:28)
Kanemoto (10:40)
Kanemoto (10:29)
X
Minoru (19:38)
Samurai (12:15)
Kanemoto (9:34)

Minoru
Minoru (11:28)
Minoru (12:29)
Kakihara (10:04)
Minoru (19:38)
X
Minoru (13:04)
Stampede (11:30)

Samurai
Goto (10:08)
Jado (14:04)
Samurai (10:47)
Samurai (12:15)
Minoru (13:04)
X
Samurai (9:31)

Stampede
Goto (7:57)
Stampede (9:59)
Kakihara (8:30)
Kanemoto (9:34)
Stampede (11:30)
Samurai (9:31)
X

Block B
Anzawa
B. Tiger
Gedo
Inoue
Liger
Takemura
T. Mask

Anzawa
X
B. Tiger (6:13)
Gedo (10:21)
Anzawa (forfeit)
Liger (8:36)
Takemura (7:46)
T. Mask (5:34)

B. Tiger
B. Tiger (6:13)
X
Gedo (forfeit)
Inoue (11:01)
Liger (forfeit)
B. Tiger (6:46)
T. Mask (forfeit)

Gedo
Gedo (10:21)
Gedo (forfeit)
X
Inoue (15:13)
Gedo (17:24)
Gedo (11:29)
Gedo (11:25)

Inoue
Anzawa (forfeit)
Inoue (11:01)
Inoue (15:13)
X
Liger (16:50)
Takemura (forfeit)
Inoue (11:53)

Liger
Liger (8:36)
Liger (forfeit)
Gedo (17:24)
Liger (16:50)
X
Liger (12:12)
T. Mask (8:58)

Takemura
Takemura (7:46)
B. Tiger (6:46)
Gedo (11:29)
Takemura (forfeit)
Liger (12:12)
X
T. Mask (6:12)

T. Mask
T. Mask (5:34)
T. Mask (forfeit)
Gedo (11:25)
Inoue (11:53)
T. Mask (8:58)
T. Mask (6:12)
X


Block A
Akira
Atsushi Aoki
Black Tiger V
Jado
Milano Collection A.T.
Prince Devitt
Tiger Mask IV

Black Tiger V
Akira (12:52)
Aoki (9:36)
X
Jado (11:26)
Milano (10:29)
Devitt (7:20)
B. Tiger (3:51)

Milano Collection A.T.
Akira (11:17)
Aoki (11:12)
Milano (10:29)
Milano (16:22)
X
Milano (15:22)
T. Mask (16:12)

Prince Devitt
Devitt (9:53)
Devitt (11:16)
Devitt (7:20)
Devitt (12:54)
Milano (15:22)
X
T. Mask (11:19)

Block B
Jushin Liger
Koji Kanemoto
Kota Ibushi
Ryusuke Taguchi
Taichi
Tsuyoshi Kikuchi
Yamato

Jushin Liger
X
Kanemoto (17:27)
Ibushi (16:35)
Liger (10:08)
Liger (11:11)
Liger (8:30)
Yamato (3:38)

Koji Kanemoto
Kanemoto (17:27)
X
Kanemoto (14:18)
Kanemoto (17:11)
Kanemoto (12:05)
Kikuchi (9:18)
Yamato (9:40)

Kota Ibushi
Ibushi (16:35)
Kanemoto (14:18)
X
Taguchi (10:13)
Ibushi (11:59)
Ibushi (9:56)
Ibushi (10:13)

Ryusuke Taguchi
Liger (10:08)
Kanemoto (17:11)
Taguchi (10:13)
X
Taichi (10:01)
Taguchi (11:31)
Taguchi (13:17)

Taichi
Liger (11:11)
Kanemoto (12:05)
Ibushi (11:59)
Taichi (10:01)
X
Kikuchi (9:24)
Taichi (9:31)

Tsuyoshi Kikuchi
Liger (8:30)
Kikuchi (9:18)
Ibushi (9:56)
Taguchi (11:31)
Kikuchi (9:24)
X
Kikuchi (10:54)

Yamato
Yamato (3:38)
Yamato (9:40)
Ibushi (10:13)
Taguchi (13:17)
Taichi (9:31)
Kikuchi (10:54)
X


Singles (9)

Date
Tournament
Surface
Opponent in the final
Score

July 13, 1998
Aptos
Hard
Takao Suzuki
6–7, 6–3, 6–2

November 9, 1998
Las Vegas
Hard
Maurice Ruah
7–5, 6–3

November 23, 1998
Burbank
Hard
David Nainkin
7–6, 7–5

December 6, 1999
Burbank
Hard
Alex O'Brien
7–5, 6–3

May 31, 2004
Tallahassee
Hard
Björn Rehnquist
6–4, 4–6, 7–5

May 30, 2005
Yuba City
Hard
Paul Goldstein
6–4, 6–4

September 11, 2006
New Orleans
Hard
Amer Delic
6–3, 7–6


International goals


Nations


Individual

Athlete Country From Gold Silver Total Status


QS World University Rankings
 University Rankings (Overall) records (World Ranking (Domestic Ranking))


Demographics

Year Population Romanians Hungarians Germans


See also

Year
Player
Position
College/Country
WNBA Team

Tina Thompson
Forward
USC
Houston Comets

Chamique Holdsclaw
Forward
Tennessee
Washington Mystics

Ann Wauters
Center
Belgium
Cleveland Rockers

Lauren Jackson
Center
Australia
Seattle Storm

Sue Bird
Guard
Connecticut
Seattle Storm

LaToya Thomas
Forward
Mississippi State
Cleveland Rockers

Diana Taurasi
Forward
Connecticut
Phoenix Mercury

Janel McCarville
Center
Minnesota
Charlotte Sting

Seimone Augustus
Forward
LSU
Minnesota Lynx

Lindsey Harding
Guard
Duke
Phoenix Mercury (traded to Minn. )

Candace Parker
Forward
Tennessee
Los Angeles Sparks

Angel McCoughtry
Forward
Louisville
Atlanta Dream

Tina Charles
Center
Connecticut
Connecticut Sun

Maya Moore
Forward
Connecticut
Minnesota Lynx

Nneka Ogwumike
Forward
Stanford
Los Angeles Sparks

Brittney Griner
Center
Baylor
Phoenix Mercury


Summary

Kazakhstani football clubs in European cups

Season
UEFA Season
Coeff
Ranking
Champions
Runner-up
3rd place
Cup winner
Cup runner-up

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2003 2
2004-05
0.000
Irtysh
Tobol
Astana-64 (Zhenis)
Kairat
Tobol

2004 3
2005-06
1.000
Kairat
Irtysh
Tobol
Taraz
Kairat

2008 5
2009-10
1.125
Aktobe
Tobol
Irtysh
Aktobe
Almaty

2012 2013-14 Ongoing 38.0 Shakhter Irtysh Aktobe Astana Irtysh


Race

Driver Constructor Laps Time/Retired Grid

Juan Pablo Montoya
Williams - BMW
1:28:01.451

Kimi Räikkönen
McLaren - Mercedes
+1.022

Felipe Massa
Sauber - Petronas
+1:02.310

Giancarlo Fisichella
Sauber - Petronas
+1:03.842

David Coulthard
McLaren - Mercedes
+1 Lap

Christian Klien
Jaguar - Cosworth
+2 Lap

Zsolt Baumgartner
Minardi - Cosworth
+4 Lap

Gianmaria Bruni
Minardi - Cosworth
+4 Laps


Schedule

September 12, 2004
at Denver Broncos
L 34–24
75,939

September 19, 2004
Carolina Panthers
L 28–17
78,136

September 26, 2004
Houston Texans
L 24–21
77,433

October 4, 2004
at Baltimore Ravens
W 27–24
69,827

October 17, 2004
at Jacksonville Jaguars
L 22–16
66,413

October 24, 2004
Atlanta Falcons
W 56–10
78,260

October 31, 2004
Indianapolis Colts
W 45–35
78,312

November 7, 2004
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
L 34–31
65,495

November 14, 2004
at New Orleans Saints
L 27–20
64,900

November 22, 2004
New England Patriots
L 27–19
78,431

November 28, 2004
San Diego Chargers
L 34–31
77,447

December 5, 2004
at Oakland Raiders
W 34–27
51,292

December 13, 2004
at Tennessee Titans
W 49–38
68,932

December 19, 2004
Denver Broncos
W 45–17
77,702

December 25, 2004
Oakland Raiders
W 31–30
77,289

January 2, 2005
at San Diego Chargers
L 24–17
64,920


Schedule

September 8, 2002
at Cleveland Browns
W 40–39
72,938

September 15, 2002
Jacksonville Jaguars
L 23–16
77,934

September 22, 2002
at New England Patriots
L 41–38
68,436

September 29, 2002
Miami Dolphins
W 48–30
78,178

October 6, 2002
at New York Jets
W 29–25
78,149

October 13, 2002
at San Diego Chargers
L 35–34
58,995

October 20, 2002
Denver Broncos
L 37–34
78,446

October 27, 2002
Oakland Raiders
W 20–10
78,685

November 10, 2002
at San Francisco 49ers
L 17–13
67,881

November 17, 2002
Buffalo Bills
W 17–16
77,951

November 24, 2002
at Seattle Seahawks
L 39–32
56,250

December 1, 2002
Arizona Cardinals
W 49–0
77,809

December 8, 2002
St. Louis Rams
W 49–10
78,601

December 15, 2002
at Denver Broncos
L 31–24
75,947

December 22, 2002
San Diego Chargers
W 24–22
77,899

December 28, 2002
at Oakland Raiders
L 24–0
62,078


Schedule

September 6, 1998
Oakland Raiders
W 28–8
78,945

September 13, 1998
at Jacksonville Jaguars
L 21–16
69,821

September 20, 1998
San Diego Chargers
W 23–7
73,730

September 27, 1998
at Philadelphia Eagles
W 24–21
66,675

October 4, 1998
Seattle Seahawks
W 17–6
66,418

October 11, 1998
at New England Patriots
L 40–10
59,749

October 26, 1998
Pittsburgh Steelers
L 20–13
79,431

November 1, 1998
New York Jets
L 20–17
65,104

November 8, 1998
at Seattle Seahawks
L 24–12
66,251

November 16, 1998
Denver Broncos
L 30–7
78,100

November 22, 1998
at San Diego Chargers
L 38–37
59,894

November 29, 1998
Arizona Cardinals
W 34–24
69,613

December 6, 1998
at Denver Broncos
L 35–31
74,692

December 13, 1998
Dallas Cowboys
W 20–17
77,697

December 20, 1998
at New York Giants
L 28–7
66,040

December 26, 1998
at Oakland Raiders
W 31–24
52,679


Schedule

Week
Opponent
Result
Game site
Time
Attendance

1998 Playoffs
1998 Playoffs
1998 Playoffs
1998 Playoffs
1998 Playoffs
1998 Playoffs

Divisional Playoff
Denver Broncos
L 10–14
Arrowhead Stadium
4:15pm
76,965


Schedule

September 1, 1996
at Houston Oilers
W 20–19
27,725

September 8, 1996
Oakland Raiders
W 19–3
79,281

September 15, 1996
at Seattle Seahawks
W 35–17
39,790

September 22, 1996
Denver Broncos
W 17–14
79,439

September 29, 1996
at San Diego Chargers
L 22–19
59,384

October 7, 1996
Pittsburgh Steelers
L 17–7
79,189

October 17, 1996
Seattle Seahawks
W 34–16
76,057

October 27, 1996
at Denver Broncos
L 34–7
75,652

November 3, 1996
at Minnesota Vikings
W 21–6
59,552

November 10, 1996
Green Bay Packers
W 27–20
79,281

November 17, 1996
Chicago Bears
W 14–10
76,762

November 24, 1996
San Diego Chargers
L 28–14
69,472

November 28, 1996
at Detroit Lions
W 28–24
75,079

December 9, 1996
at Oakland Raiders
L 26–7
57,082

December 15, 1996
Indianapolis Colts
L 24–19
71,136

December 22, 1996
at Buffalo Bills
L 20–9
68,671


1994 Chiefs Draft Selections

Anthony Daigle
Running Back
Fresno State


References

Year
Film/Video
Visual Arts
Theatre
Dance
Music

Leslie Thornton
Mel Chin
Reza Abdoh
Ann Carlson
James Carter

Su Friedrich
Carrie Mae Weems
Suzan-Lori Parks
David Rousseve
Anne LeBaron

Craig Baldwin
Kerry James Marshall
Lisa Kron
Victoria Marks
Chen Yi

Jeanne C. Finley
Roni Horn
Danny Hoch
Joanna Haigood
Pamela Z

Lourdes Portillo
Pepon Osorio
Brian Freeman
Ralph Lemon
George Lewis

Peggy Ahwesh
Shirin Neshat
W. David Hancock
Mark Dendy
Steve Coleman

Ellen Bruno
Cai Guo-Qiang
Erik Ehn
John Kelly
Zhou Long

®TM
Christian Marclay
David Greenspan
Lisa Nelson
Laetitia Sonami

Coco Fusco
Catherine Opie
Carl Hancock Rux
Rennie Harris
Vijay Iyer

Renee Tajima-Peña
Catherine Sullivan
Dan Hurlin
Stephan Koplowitz
Miya Masaoka

Jem Cohen
Harrell Fletcher
Naomi Iizuka
Donna Uchizono
David Dunn

Bill Morrison
Jim Hodges
Daniel Alexander Jones
Sarah Michelson
Lawrence D. Morris

Jacqueline Goss
Walid Raad
Cynthia Hopkins
Jeanine Durning
Mark Feldman

Bruce McClure
Bryon Kim
Lisa D'Amour
Pat Graney
Derek Bermel

Paul Chan
Paul Pfeiffer
Rinde Eckert
Reggie Wilson
John King

Jim Trainor
Rachel Harrison
Bill Talen
Susan Rethorst
Lukas Ligeti

Natalia Almada
Emily Jacir
Marc Bamuthi Joseph
Jess Curtis
Nicole Mitchell

Kevin Everson
Michael Smith
Eisa Davis
Nora Chipaumire
Myra Melford

Lucien Castaing-Taylor
Sharon Hayes
Pavol Liska & Kelly Copper
Julia Rhoads
Alex Mincek


Season effects

Name
Dates active
Windspeeds
Pressure
Deaths

BOB 04
September 14– 19
55km/h (35mph)
986hPa (29.12inHg)
25

Rashmi
October 25– 27
85km/h (50mph)
984hPa (29.06inHg)
28

Khai Muk
November 13–16
65km/h (40mph)
996hPa (29.42inHg)
0

Nisha
November 25–29
85km/h (50mph)
996hPa (29.42inHg)
204

BOB 08
December 4–8
55km/h (35mph)
996hPa (29.42inHg)
0

Season Aggregates
Season Aggregates
Season Aggregates
Season Aggregates
Season Aggregates


Core county population statistics


21st century

Year
Men's singles
Women's singles
Men's doubles
Women's doubles
Mixed doubles

Nguyen Tien Minh
Sapsiree Taerattanachai
Takeshi Kamura Keigo Sonoda
Bao Yixin Zhong Qianxin
Lee Chun Hei Chau Hoi Wah

Vladimir Ivanov
Pai Hsiao-ma
Hiroyuki Endo Kenichi Hayakawa
Misaki Matsutomo Ayaka Takahashi
Tony Gunawan Vita Marissa

Sho Sasaki
Tai Tzu-ying
Ko Sung-hyun Lee Yong-dae
Ha Jung-eun Kim Min-jung
Lee Yong-dae Ha Jung-eun

Rajiv Ouseph
Zhu Lin
Fang Chieh-min Lee Sheng-mu
Cheng Wen-hsing Chien Yu-chin
Michael Fuchs Birgit Overzier

Taufik Hidayat
Anna Rice
Howard Bach Tony Gunawan
Ruilin Huang Xuelian Jiang
Howard Bach Eva Lee

Andrew Dabeka
Lili Zhou
Howard Bach Khan Malaythong
Chang Li-ying Hung Shih-chieh
Halim Haryanto Peng Yun

Lee Tsuen Seng
Jun Jae-youn
Tadashi Ohtsuka Keita Masuda
Miyuki Maeda Satoko Suetsuna
Keita Masuda Miyuki Maeda

Yousuke Nakanishi
Ella Karachkova
Halim Haryanto Tony Gunawan
Nina Vislova Valeria Sorokina
Sergey Ivlev Nina Vislova

Hsieh Yu-hsing
Lili Zhou
Howard Bach Tony Gunawan
Peng Yun Johanna Lee
Khan Malaythong Mesinee Mangkalakiri

Kendrick Lee Yen Hui
Xing Aiying
Howard Bach Tony Gunawan
Cheng Wen-hsing Chien Yu-chin
Lin Wei-hsiang Cheng Wen-hsing

Chien Yu-hsiu
Kelly Morgan
Tony Gunawan Khan Malaythong
Yoshiko Iwata Miyuki Tai
Tony Gunawan Etty Tantri

Peter Gade
Julia Mann
Tony Gunawan Khan Malaythong
Joanne Wright Natalie Munt
Tony Gunawan Etty Tantri

Lee Hyun-il
Ra Kyung-min
Kang Kyung-jin Park Young-duk
Kim Kyeung-ran Ra Kyung-min
Mathias Boe Majken Vange


Summary


Competing Yachts

USA-9
Jayhawk
America 3 Foundation
San Diego Yacht Club
United States

USA-18
Defiant
America 3 Foundation
San Diego Yacht Club
United States

USA-23
America 3
America 3 Foundation
San Diego Yacht Club
United States

USA-28
Kanza
America 3 Foundation
San Diego Yacht Club
United States

USA-11
Stars & Stripes
Team Dennis Conner
San Diego Yacht Club
United States


Superbike race 2 classification

2007 Assen Superbike World Championship round

Max Neukirchner
Suzuki GSX-R1000 K6
+23.311

Yukio Kagayama
Suzuki GSX-R1000 K7
+32.389

Karl Muggeridge
Honda CBR1000RR
Retirement


Schedule

September 6, 1992
at San Diego Chargers
W 24–10
45,024

September 13, 1992
Seattle Seahawks
W 26–7
75,125

September 20, 1992
at Houston Oilers
L 23–20
60,955

September 28, 1992
Los Angeles Raiders
W 27–7
77,486

October 4, 1992
at Denver Broncos
L 20–19
75,629

October 12, 1992
Philadelphia Eagles
W 24–17
76,626

October 18, 1992
at Dallas Cowboys
L 17–10
64,115

October 25, 1992
Pittsburgh Steelers
L 27–3
76,175

November 8, 1992
San Diego Chargers
W 16–14
72,826

November 15, 1992
Washington Redskins
W 35–16
75,238

November 22, 1992
at Seattle Seahawks
W 24–14
49,867

November 30, 1992
at New York Jets
W 23–7
57,375

December 6, 1992
at Los Angeles Raiders
L 28–7
45,227

December 12, 1992
New England Patriots
W 27–20
52,208

December 20, 1992
at New York Giants
L 35–21
53,428

December 27, 1992
Denver Broncos
W 42–20
76,240


Schedule

September 1, 1991
Atlanta Falcons
W 14–3
74,246

September 8, 1991
New Orleans Saints
L 17–10
74,816

September 16, 1991
at Houston Oilers
L 17–7
61,058

September 22, 1991
Seattle Seahawks
W 20–13
71,789

September 29, 1991
at San Diego Chargers
W 14–13
44,907

October 7, 1991
Buffalo Bills
W 33–6
76,120

October 13, 1991
Miami Dolphins
W 42–7
76,021

October 20, 1991
at Denver Broncos
L 19–16
75,866

October 28, 1991
Los Angeles Raiders
W 24–21
77,111

November 10, 1991
at Los Angeles Rams
W 27–20
52,511

November 17, 1991
Denver Broncos
L 24–20
74,661

November 24, 1991
at Cleveland Browns
L 20–15
63,991

December 1, 1991
at Seattle Seahawks
W 19–6
57,248

December 8, 1991
San Diego Chargers
W 20–17
73,330

December 14, 1991
at San Francisco 49ers
L 28–14
62,672

December 22, 1991
at Los Angeles Raiders
W 27–21
65,144


Club statistics

Season Team Country League Level Apps Goals

2006–07
Sevilla B
Spain
Segunda División B

2007–08
Marbella
Spain
Segunda División B

2008–09
Santa Eulàlia
Spain
Segunda División B

2009–10
Terrassa
Spain
Segunda División B

2011–12
Chieti
Italy
Lega Pro Seconda Divisione

2011–12
Lorca Atlético
Spain
Segunda División B

2012
FC Kairat
Kazakhstan
Premier League


40 point games

List of career achievements by LeBron James

Number
Opponent
Box Score
Points
FGM - FGA
3PM - 3PA
FTM - FTA
Assists
Rebounds
Steals
Blocks

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Awards and Nominations

Year
Association
Category
Nominated work
Result

MTV Video Music Awards
Best Rap Video
"Wild Thing"
Nominated

Grammy Awards
Best New Artist
Himself
Nominated

Grammy Awards
Best Rap Solo Performance
"Funky Cold Medina"
Nominated

American Music Awards
Favorite Rap/Hip-Hop Artist
Himself
Nominated

American Music Awards
Favorite Rap/Hip-Hop Album
Lōc-ed After Dark
Nominated

American Music Awards
Favorite Rap/Hip-Hop New Artist
Himself
Nominated

American Music Awards
Favorite Dance New Artist
Himself
Won

Grammy Awards
Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group
"We're All in the Same Gang"
Nominated


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Location

Win
5-2
Ron Sparks
Submission (keylock)
Bellator 105
Rio Rancho, New Mexico , United States

Win
4-2
Dan Charles
TKO (punches)
Bellator 100
Phoenix, Arizona , United States

Loss
3-2
Josh Barnett
Submission (kimura)
Dream 13
Yokohama, Kanagawa , Japan

Loss
3-1
Semmy Schilt
Submission (triangle choke)
Dynamite!! 2008
Saitama, Saitama , Japan

Win
3-0
Ruben Villareal
TKO (punches)
Dynamite!! USA
Los Angeles, California , United States

Win
2-0
Kim Min-Soo
KO (punch)
Hero's 8
Nagoya, Aichi , Japan

Win
1-0
Mark Smith
KO (knee to the body)
UAGF 4: Ultimate Cage Fighting
Upland, California , United States


Olympic Host Cities

City Country Continent Summer Winter Season Year

St. Louis
United States
North America
S005 III
—
Summer

London
United Kingdom
Europe
S005 IV
—
Summer

Antwerp
Belgium
Europe
S007 VII
—
Summer

St. Moritz
Switzerland
Europe
—
W002 II
Winter

Amsterdam
Netherlands
Europe
S009 IX
—
Summer

Lake Placid
United States
North America
—
W003 III
Winter

Los Angeles
United States
North America
S010 X
—
Summer

Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Germany
Europe
—
W004 IV
Winter

Cortina d'Ampezzo
Italy
Europe
—
W005b V
Winter

London
United Kingdom
Europe
S013 XIII
—
Summer

St. Moritz
Switzerland
Europe
—
W005c V
Winter

London
United Kingdom
Europe
S014 XIV
—
Summer

Helsinki
Finland
Europe
S015 XV
—
Summer

Cortina d'Ampezzo
Italy
Europe
—
W007 VII
Winter

Melbourne Stockholm [c ]
Australia Sweden
Oceania Europe
S016 XVI
—
Summer

Squaw Valley
United States
North America
—
W008 VIII
Winter

Innsbruck
Austria
Europe
—
W009 IX
Winter

Mexico City
Mexico
North America
S019 XIX
—
Summer

Munich
West Germany
Europe
S020 XX
—
Summer

Innsbruck
Austria
Europe
—
W012 XII
Winter

Montreal
Canada
North America
S021 XXI
—
Summer

Lake Placid
United States
North America
—
W013 XIII
Winter

Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe [d ]
S022 XXII
—
Summer

Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
Europe
—
W014 XIV
Winter

Los Angeles
United States
North America
S023 XXIII
—
Summer

Calgary
Canada
North America
—
W015 XV
Winter

Seoul
South Korea
Asia
S024 XXIV
—
Summer

Albertville
France
Europe
—
W016 XVI
Winter

Barcelona
Spain
Europe
S025 XXV
—
Summer

Lillehammer
Norway
Europe
—
W017 XVII
Winter

Atlanta
United States
North America
S026 XXVI
—
Summer

Sydney
Australia
Oceania
S027 XXVII
—
Summer

Salt Lake City
United States
North America
—
W019 XIX
Winter

Athens
Greece
Europe
S028 XXVIII
—
Summer

Beijing [e ]
China
Asia
S029 XXIX
—
Summer

Vancouver
Canada
North America
—
W021 XXI
Winter

London
United Kingdom
Europe
S030 XXX
—
Summer

Sochi
Russia
Europe [d ]
—
W022 XXII
Winter

Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
South America
S031 XXXI
—
Summer

Pyeongchang
South Korea
Asia
—
W023 XXIII
Winter


List of countries ranked by the number of times they hosted the Olympic Games

Rank
Country
Continent
Summer Olympics
Winter Olympics
Total

Soviet Union / Russia
Europe
1 ( 1980 )
1 ( 2014 )


List of longest novels

Book title
Author
Edition/Publisher
Page count
Page size
Language

In Search of Lost Time
Marcel Proust
Modern Library
4,211 pages, 7 volumes
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
French to English translation

Min Kamp
Karl Ove Knausgård
Forlaget Oktober
3,600 pages, 6 volumes
Unknown
Norwegian

Zettels Traum
Arno Schmidt
Suhrkamp Verlag (2010 edition)
1,536 pages
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
German

Kelidar
Mahmoud Dowlatabadi
Farhang Moaser (1984)
2,836 pages, 10 volumes
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
Persian

2,600 pages, 5 volumes [ citation needed ]

Clarissa, or, the History of a Young Lady

Poor Fellow My Country
Xavier Herbert
HarperCollins Publishers (Australia)
1,466 pages, hardcover
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
English

Women and Men
Joseph McElroy
Knopf (1987)
1,192 pages, hardcover
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
English

Sironia, Texas
Madison Cooper
Houghton Mifflin (1952)
1,731 pages, 2 volumes
Unknown dimensions
English

Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Luo Guanzhong
Foreign Languages Press (1995)
2,340 pages, 4 volumes
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
Chinese to English translation

Miss MacIntosh, My Darling
Marguerite Young
Scribners (1965)
1,198 pages
Unknown dimensions
English

Atlas Shrugged
Ayn Rand
Signet Books (1996 Edition)
1,088 pages, paperback
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
English

Jean-Christophe
Romain Rolland
Henry Holt (1910,1911,1913)
1,666 pages, 3 volumes
Unknown dimensions
French to English translation

Parallel Stories
Péter Nádas
Picador
1,133 pages, paperback
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
Hungarian to English translation

A Suitable Boy
Vikram Seth
Penguin Books
1,368 pages, paperback
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
English

War and Peace
Leo Tolstoy
Oxford World's Classics
1,440 pages, paperback
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
Russian to English translation

Il mulino del Po
Riccardo Bacchelli
Arnoldo Mondadori Editore
2,113 pages, paperback
8 inches (20cm) x 5.4 inches (14cm)
Italian

Infinite Jest
David Foster Wallace
Back Bay Books
1,104 pages, paperback
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
English

Remembrance Rock
Carl Sandburg
Mariner Books
1,088 pages, paperback
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
English

Les Misérables
Victor Hugo
Signet Classics
1,488 pages, paperback
inches (cm) x inches (cm)
French to English translation

Horcynus Orca
Stefano D'Arrigo
Arnoldo Mondadori Editore
1,257 pages, hardcover
8.2 inches (21cm) x 5.6 inches (14.2cm)
Italian


Semi-final 2–14 February 1999

Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 1999


Semi-final 3–21 February 1999


Track listing

Track
Title
Performer
Length
Original Album

" Free Man in Paris "
Sufjan Stevens
5:01
Court and Spark

"The Boho Dance"
Björk
5:08
The Hissing of Summer Lawns

"Dreamland"
Caetano Veloso
4:56
Don Juan's Reckless Daughter

"Don't Interrupt the Sorrow"
Brad Mehldau
5:10
The Hissing of Summer Lawns

"For the Roses"
Cassandra Wilson
5:57
For the Roses

"Ladies of the Canyon"
Annie Lennox
3:41
Ladies of the Canyon

"Magdalene Laundries"
Emmylou Harris
3:43
Turbulent Indigo

"Edith and the Kingpin"
Elvis Costello
5:58
The Hissing of Summer Lawns

" Help Me "
k.d. lang
4:00
Court and Spark


Men

1976 World Junior Figure Skating Championships


Ladies


Pairs


Bislett Games

5000 m
14:11.15
Tirunesh Dibaba
Ethiopia

800 m (junior)
1:42.69
Abubaker Kaki
Sudan

5000 m
14:24.68
Elvan Abeylegesse
Turkey

5000 m (junior)
14:30.88
Tirunesh Dibaba
Ethiopia

Javelin throw
69.48 m
Trine Hattestad
Norway

10000 m
26:31.32
Haile Gebreselassie
Ethiopia

20000 m walk
2:04:55
Bernardo Segura
Mexico

10000 m
30:13.74
Ingrid Kristiansen
Norway

5000 m
14:58.89
Ingrid Kristiansen
Norway

10000 m
30:59.42
Ingrid Kristiansen
Norway

5000 m
13:00.41
David Moorcroft
Great Britain

1000 m
2:12.81
Sebastian Coe
Great Britain

800 m
1:42.33
Sebastian Coe
Great Britain

3000 m steeplechase
8:10.4
Anders Gärderud
Sweden

1000 m
2:13.9
Rick Wohlhuter
United States


Period Of Differently Named Meetings

Javelin throw
87.12 m & 91.72 m
Terje Pedersen
Norway

1500 m
3:40.8
László Tábori Gunnar Nielsen
Hungary Denmark

3000 m steeplechase
8:45.4
Pentti Karvonen
Finland

Hammer throw
62.36 m
Sverre Strandli
Norway

Hammer throw
61.25 m
Sverre Strandli
Norway


The American Meetings

110 m hurdles
13.7
Forrest Towns
United States

110 m hurdles
14.2
Alvin Moreau
United States

Shot put
17.40 m
Jack Torrance
United States

Discus throw
52.42 m
Harald Andersson
Sweden


Men

100 m
9.79 (+0.6 m/s)
Usain Bolt
Jamaica
7 June 2012

200 m
19.79 (+1.7 m/s)
Usain Bolt
Jamaica
13 June 2013

400 m
43.86
Michael Johnson
United States
21 July 1995

800 m
1:42.04
David Rudisha
Kenya
4 June 2010

1000 m
2:12.18
Sebastian Coe
Great Britain
11 July 1981

1500 m
3:29.12
Hicham El Guerrouj
Morocco
9 July 1998

Mile
3:44.90
Hicham El Guerrouj
Morocco
4 July 1997

2000 m
4:51.52
John Walker
New Zealand
30 June 1976

3000 m
7:27.42
Haile Gebrselassie
Ethiopia
9 July 1998

Two miles
8:15.2
Rod Dixon
New Zealand
17 July 1979

5000 m
12:52.26
Kenenisa Bekele
Ethiopia
27 June 2003

6 Miles
26:47.0
Ron Clarke
Australia
14 July 1965

10000 m
26:31.32
Haile Gebrselassie
Ethiopia
4 July 1997

110 m hurdles
13.00 (−0.1 m/s)
Ladji Doucoure
France
29 July 2005

400 m hurdles
47.67
Edwin Moses
United States
17 July 1979

2000 m steeplechase
5:20.00
Krzysztof Wesołowski
Poland
28 June 1984

3000 m steeplechase
8:01.83
Paul Kipsiele Koech
Kenya
9 June 2011

High jump
2.37 m
Javier Sotomayor
Cuba
1 July 1989

Pole vault
6.00 m
Tim Lobinger
Germany
30 June 1999

Long jump
8.53 m (+0.9 m/s)
Irving Saladino
Panama
2 June 2006

Triple jump
18.01 m (+0.4 m/s)
Jonathan Edwards
Great Britain
9 July 1998

Shot put
22.02 m
Werner Günthör
Switzerland
6 July 1991

Discus throw
70.51 m
Virgilijus Alekna
Lithuania
15 June 2007

Hammer throw
81.14 m
Juri Tamm
Soviet Union
16 July 1985

94.22 m ( Olddesign ) 92.60 m ( Currentdesign )

5000 m walk
20:27.0+
Erling Andersen
Norway
3 August 1979

10000 m walk
40:50.0
Erling Andersen
Norway
3 August 1979

20000 m walk
1:27:56.8
Erling Andersen
Norway
23 August 1981

30000 m walk
2:35:45.6
Tore Brustad
Norway
20 July 1970

50000 m walk
4:42:10.0
Per Ola Sverre
Norway
9 August 1974


Women

100 m
10.82 (−0.5 m/s)
Marion Jones
United States
9 July 1998

200 m
21.94
Gwen Torrence
United States
22 July 1994

400 m
49.23
Taťána Kocembová
Czechoslovakia
23 August 1983

800 m
1:55.04
Jarmila Kratochvílová
Czechoslovakia
23 August 1983

1500 m
3:57.40
Suzy Favor-Hamilton
United States
28 July 2000

Mile
4:17.25
Sonia O'Sullivan
Ireland
22 July 1994

3000 m
8:27.21
Gabriela Szabo
Romania
30 June 1999

5000 m
14:11.15
Tirunesh Dibaba
Ethiopia
6 June 2008

10000 m
30:13.74
Ingrid Kristiansen
Norway
5 July 1986

100 m hurdles
12.49 (+0.7 m/s)
Sally Pearson
Australia
7 June 2012

400 m hurdles
53.18
Deon Hemmings
Jamaica
4 July 1997

3000 m steeplechase
9:07.14
Milcah Chemos Cheiywa
Kenya
7 June 2012

High jump
2.05 m
Stefka Kostadinova
Bulgaria
4 July 1987

Pole vault
4.85 m
Yelena Isinbayeva
Russia
15 June 2007

Long jump
7.29 m (+0.9 m/s)
Heike Drechsler
Germany
22 July 1994

Triple jump
15.11 m (+0.1 m/s)
Yamilé Aldama
Cuba
27 June 2003

Shot put
20.26 m
Valerie Adams
New Zealand
9 June 2011

Discus throw
71.00 m
Galina Savinkova
Soviet Union
16 July 1985

76.34 m ( Olddesign ) 69.48 m ( Currentdesign )

3000 m walk
13:45.7
Frøydis Hilsen
Norway
23 August 1981

5000 m walk
22:59.6
Anita Blomberg
Norway
17 June 1988


Entries

Driver Entrant Constructor Chassis Engine Tyre

Juan Manuel Fangio
SA Alfa Romeo
Alfa Romeo
Alfa Romeo 158
Alfa Romeo 159 LBC 1.5 L8 s
P

Giuseppe Farina
SA Alfa Romeo
Alfa Romeo
Alfa Romeo 158
Alfa Romeo 159 LBC 1.5 L8 s
P

Luigi Fagioli
SA Alfa Romeo
Alfa Romeo
Alfa Romeo 158
Alfa Romeo 159 LBC 1.5 L8 s
P

Reg Parnell
SA Alfa Romeo
Alfa Romeo
Alfa Romeo 158
Alfa Romeo 159 LBC 1.5 L8 s
P

David Murray
Scuderia Ambrosiana
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT-48
Maserati 4 CL 1.5 L4 s
D

David Hampshire
Scuderia Ambrosiana
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT-48
Maserati 4 CL 1.5 L4 s
D

Leslie Johnson
T.A.S.O. Mathieson
ERA
ERA E
ERA 1.5 L6 s
D

Peter Walker Tony Rolt
Peter Walker
ERA
ERA E
ERA 1.5 L6 s
D

Joe Fry Brian Shawe-Taylor
Joe Fry
Maserati
Maserati 4CL
Maserati 4 CL 1.5 L4 s
D

Cuth Harrison
Cuth Harrison
ERA
ERA B
ERA 1.5 L6 s
D

Bob Gerard
Bob Gerard
ERA
ERA B
ERA 1.5 L6 s
D

Yves Giraud-Cabantous
Automobiles Talbot-Darracq SA
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C-DA
Talbot 23CV 4.5 L6
D

Louis Rosier
Automobiles Talbot-Darracq SA
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot 23CV 4.5 L6
D

Philippe Étancelin
Automobiles Talbot-Darracq SA
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot 23CV 4.5 L6
D

Eugène Martin
Automobiles Talbot-Darracq SA
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C-DA
Talbot 23CV 4.5 L6
D

Johnny Claes
Ecurie Belge
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot 23CV 4.5 L6
D

Louis Chiron
Officine Alfieri Maserati
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT-48
Maserati 4 CL 1.5 L4 s
P

Toulo de Graffenried
Enrico Platé
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT-48
Maserati 4 CL 1.5 L4 s
P

B. Bira
Enrico Platé
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT-48
Maserati 4 CL 1.5 L4 s
P

Felice Bonetto
Scuderia Milano
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT-50
Maserati 4 CL 1.5 L4 s
P

Joe Kelly
Joe Kelly
Alta
Alta GP
Alta 1.5 L4 s
D

Geoffrey Crossley
Geoffrey Crossley
Alta
Alta GP
Alta 1.5 L4 s
D

Raymond Mays
Raymond Mays
ERA
ERA D
ERA 1.5 L6 s
D

Sources: Sources: Sources: Sources: Sources: Sources:


Songs by Tanvi

Aayutha Ezhuthu
"Yakkai Thiri"
A. R. Rahman
Tamil

Pudhupettai
"Poo Pesum Poo Pesum"
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Tamil

Sillunu Oru Kaadhal
"Jillendru Oru Kaadhal"
A. R. Rahman
Tamil

Sivaji: The Boss
"Style"
A. R. Rahman
Tamil

Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na
"Pappu Can't Dance"
A. R. Rahman
Hindi

Saroja
"My Life"
Yuvan Shankar Raja
English

Slumdog Millionaire
" Gangsta Blues "
A. R. Rahman
English & Hindi

Slumdog Millionaire
" Jai Ho "
A. R. Rahman
Spanish & Hindi

Snoop Dogg Millionaire
"Snoop Dogg Millionaire"
Chase & Status
English & Hindi

Muthirai
"July Madathil"
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Tamil

Theeradha Vilaiyattu Pillai
"Theeradha Vilaiyattu Pillai"
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Tamil

Paiyaa
" Thuli Thuli "
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Tamil

Paiyaa
" En Kadhal Solla "
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Tamil

Raavanan
" Keda Kari "
A. R. Rahman
Tamil

Naan Mahaan Alla
" Iragai Pole "
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Tamil

Enthiran
" Boom Boom Roboda "
A. R. Rahman
Tamil

Goa
" Goa (Club Mix) "
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Tamil

Billa II
"Yedho Yedho Oru Maikam"
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Tamil

Non- film single
"Llamalo Amor (Call It Love)"
JHawk
Spanish

Biriyani
" Biriyani "
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Tamil

Arrambam
" Hare Rama Hare Krishna "
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Tamil


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Time Location

Loss
6-5
Ryan Thomas
Submission (armbar)
XFC 21: Night of Champions 2
2:34
Nashville, Tennessee , United States

Win
6-4
Darryl Madison
Submission (anaconda choke)
Complete Devastation 5
1:11
Altoona, Pennsylvania , United States

Win
5-4
Charlie Rader
Submission (brabo choke)
XFC 15: Tribute
3:58
Tampa, Florida , United States

Loss
4-4
Rob McCullough
Decision (unanimous)
Tachi Palace Fights 6
5:00
Lemoore, California , United States

Win
4-3
Kit Cope
Submission (triangle choke)
Raging Wolf 8: Cage Supremacy
2:30
Salamanca, New York , United States

Loss
3-3
Mark Holst
Submission (kimura)
XKL: Evolution 1
4:06
Ypsilanti, Michigan , United States

Win
3-2
Jason Trzewieczynski
Decision (unanimous)
Raging Wolf 6: Mayhem in the Mist
5:00
Niagara, New York , United States

Fayetteville, North Carolina , United States

Loss
2-1
Justin Buchholz
Submission (rear naked choke)
UFC 86
3:57
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Win
2-0
Joe Veres
TKO (punches)
UFC Fight Night 12
0:37
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Win
1-0
Stryder Fann
TKO (punches)
Kickdown Classic 31
0:34
Casper, Wyoming , United States


World Championship Grand Prix wins by engine manufacturer

Ferrari
1951 British Grand Prix
2013 Spanish Grand Prix

Ford
1967 Dutch Grand Prix
2003 Brazilian Grand Prix

Renault
1979 French Grand Prix
2013 Indian Grand Prix

Mercedes-Benz
1954 French Grand Prix
2013 Hungarian Grand Prix

Honda
1965 Mexican Grand Prix
2006 Hungarian Grand Prix

Coventry Climax
1958 Argentine Grand Prix
1965 German Grand Prix

TAG
1984 Brazilian Grand Prix
1987 Portuguese Grand Prix

BMW
1982 Canadian Grand Prix
2008 Canadian Grand Prix

BRM
1959 Dutch Grand Prix
1972 Monaco Grand Prix

Alfa Romeo
1950 British Grand Prix
1978 Italian Grand Prix

Maserati
1953 Italian Grand Prix
1967 South African Grand Prix

Offenhauser
1950 Indianapolis 500 *
1960 Indianapolis 500 *

Vanwall
1957 British Grand Prix
1958 Morocco Grand Prix

Repco
1966 French Grand Prix
1967 Canadian Grand Prix

Mugen Honda
1996 Monaco Grand Prix
1999 Italian Grand Prix

Matra
1977 Swedish Grand Prix
1981 Canadian Grand Prix

Porsche
1962 French Grand Prix
1962 French Grand Prix

Weslake
1967 Belgian Grand Prix
1967 Belgian Grand Prix


Top athletes


Summary

Game Date Score Location Time Attendance

San Francisco Giants – 4, Anaheim Angels – 3

San Francisco Giants – 10, Anaheim Angels – 11

Anaheim Angels – 10, San Francisco Giants – 4

Anaheim Angels – 3, San Francisco Giants – 4

Anaheim Angels – 4, San Francisco Giants – 16

San Francisco Giants – 5, Anaheim Angels – 6

San Francisco Giants – 1, Anaheim Angels – 4


Mixed martial arts record

ONE Fighting Championship: Champion vs. Champion

NC
7-7-1 (1)
Eddie Rincon
No Contest (accidental eye poke)
UIC MMA: Wang vs. Rincon
3
1:00
Hilo, Hawaii , United States

Pauma Valley, California , United States

Win
4-6
Jimmy Smith
Decision (split)
Total Fighting Alliance 2
Carson, California , United States


Before the elections

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R 51


Prime ministers

Interwar unemployment and poverty in the United Kingdom

Name
Entered office
Left office
Political party
Monarchs served
Birth Place

David Lloyd George
7 December 1916
19 October 1922
National Liberal
George V
Manchester

Rexton, Kent County, New Brunswick, Canada

Stanley Baldwin (1st ministry)
23 May 1923
16 January 1924
Conservative
George V
Bewdley, Worcestershire

Ramsay MacDonald (1st ministry)
22 January 1924
4 November 1924
Labour
George V
Lossiemouth, Moray

Stanley Baldwin (2nd ministry)
4 November 1924
5 June 1929
Conservative
George V
Bewdley, Worcestershire

Ramsay MacDonald (2nd ministry)
5 June 1929
24 August 1931
Labour
George V
Lossiemouth, Moray

Ramsay MacDonald (3rd ministry)
24 August 1931
7 June 1935
National Labour ( National Government )
George V
Lossiemouth, Moray

Stanley Baldwin (3rd ministry)
7 June 1935
28 May 1937
Conservative ( National Government )
George V, Edward VIII , George VI
Bewdley, Worcestershire

Neville Chamberlain
28 May 1937
10 May 1940
Conservative ( National Government )
George VI
Birmingham, West Midlands


Mixed martial arts record

Loss
11–2–1 (1)
TJ Grant
KO (punches)
UFC 160
2:07
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Atlantic City, New Jersey , United States

Loss
10–1–1 (1)
Frankie Edgar
KO (punches)
UFC 136
3:54
Houston, Texas , United States

Draw
10–0–1 (1)
Frankie Edgar
Draw (split)
UFC 125
5:00
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Win
10–0 (1)
Kenny Florian
Decision (unanimous)
UFC 118
5:00
Boston, Massachusetts , United States

Win
9–0 (1)
Nate Diaz
Decision (split)
UFC Fight Night: Maynard vs. Diaz
5:00
Fairfax, Virginia , United States

Win
8–0 (1)
Roger Huerta
Decision (split)
UFC Fight Night: Diaz vs. Guillard
5:00
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma , United States

Win
7–0 (1)
Jim Miller
Decision (unanimous)
UFC 96
5:00
Columbus, Ohio , United States

Win
6–0 (1)
Rich Clementi
Decision (unanimous)
UFC 90
5:00
Rosemont, Illinois , United States

Win
5–0 (1)
Frankie Edgar
Decision (unanimous)
UFC Fight Night: Florian vs. Lauzon
5:00
Broomfield, Colorado , United States

Win
4–0 (1)
Dennis Siver
Decision (unanimous)
UFC Fight Night: Swick vs Burkman
5:00
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Win
3–0 (1)
Joe Veres
KO (punch)
UFC Fight Night: Thomas vs Florian
0:09
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

NC
2–0 (1)
Rob Emerson
No Contest (both fighters knocked out)
The Ultimate Fighter 5 Finale
0:39
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Win
2–0
Brent Weedman
Decision (unanimous)
WEF: Orleans Arena
5:00
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Win
1–0
Joshua Powell
TKO (punches)
Title Fighting Championships 1
2:56
Des Moines, Iowa , United States


Districts of Bogor City

English name
Original name
Area in km²
Population at 2010 Census
Number of settlements and villages


Municipalities

Province
Comune
Population (inh.)
Area (km²)
Total (km²)


Current members

School Mascot Location League Enrollment

Carson
Senators
Carson City, Nevada
Sierra

Damonte Ranch
Mustangs
Reno, Nevada
Sierra

McQueen
Lancers
Reno, Nevada
High Desert

North Valleys
Panthers
Reno, Nevada
High Desert

Spanish Springs
Cougars
Sparks, Nevada
High Desert


Legislative History

Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act

Congress
Bill number
Date introduced
Sponsor
# of cosponsors

107th Congress
H.R. 1343
April 3, 2001
Rep. John Conyers (D-MI)

107th Congress
S. 625
March 27, 2001
Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA)

108th Congress
H.R. 4204
April 22, 2004
Rep. John Conyers (D-MI)

108th Congress
S.Amdt. 3183 to S. 2400
June 14, 2004
Sen. Gordon H. Smith (R-OR)

109th Congress
H.R. 2662
May 26, 2005
Rep. John Conyers (D-MI)

109th Congress
S. 1145
May 26, 2005
Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA)

110th Congress
H.R. 1592
March 30, 2007
Rep. John Conyers (D-MI)

110th Congress
S. 1105
April 12, 2007
Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA)

111th Congress
H.R. 1913
April 2, 2009
Rep. John Conyers (D-MI)

111th Congress
S. 909
April 28, 2009
Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA)

111th Congress
S.Amdt. 1511 to S. 1390
July 15, 2009
Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT)


Senate composition as a result of the elections

D 41 √
D 42 √
D 43 √
D 44 √
D 45 √
D 46 √
D 47 √
D 48 √
D 49 √
D 50 O

Majority→
Majority→
Majority→
Majority→
Majority→
Majority→
Majority→
Majority→
Majority→
D 51 O

R 40 O
R 39 O
R 38 √
R 37 √
R 36 √
R 35 √
R 34 √
R 33 √
R 32 √
R 31 √


International goals

16 December 2002
Kuwait
1-1
Draw
2002 Arab Nations Cup

17 October 2003
Amman
1-0
Win
2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification

18 February 2004
Amman
5-0
Win
2006 FIFA World Cup qualification

22 February 2006
Amman
3-0
Win
2007 AFC Asian Cup qualification

28 January 2009
Singapore
2-1
Loss
2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification

9 September 2009
Amman
1-3
Loss
Friendly


Awards

Filmfare Awards
6th Filmfare Awards
Best Movie
B. R. Chopra
Nominated

Filmfare Awards
6th Filmfare Awards
Best Director
B. R. Chopra
Nominated

Filmfare Awards
6th Filmfare Awards
Best Actress
Vyjayanthimala
Won

Filmfare Awards
6th Filmfare Awards
Best Supporting Actress
Leela Chitnis
Nominated

Filmfare Awards
6th Filmfare Awards
Best Story
Mukhram Sharma
Won

Filmfare Awards
6th Filmfare Awards
Best Lyricist
Sahir Ludhianvi
Nominated


NGC number
Object type
Constellation
Right ascension ( J2000 )
Declination ( J2000 )
Apparent magnitude


Barred spiral galaxy
Canes Venatici
13h10m47s
°5′35″


NGC number
Object type
Constellation
Right ascension ( J2000 )
Declination ( J2000 )


List of presidents

Presidency
President
Date of Birth
Took office
Left office

Daniel Burley Woolfall
June 15, 1852
1918

Rodolphe Seeldrayers
December 16, 1876
1955


Population growth history


Engines

1996–1998
4.0L (242CID)
AMC Power Tech I6
185hp (138kW)
lb·ft (N·m)


Engines

Years Engine Displacement Power Torque Notes

Laredo, Laredo X, Limited, Overland, Summit

2011–
5.7L Hemi V8
345CID (5,654cc)
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m)
Laredo X, Limited, Overland, Summit

2012-
6.4L Hemi V8
392CID (6,417cc)
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m)
SRT8

2011-
3.0L CRD V6
182CID (2,988cc)
kW (PS; hp)
N·m (lb·ft)
EU SPEC

2014-
3.0L CRD V6
182CID (2,988cc)
kW (PS; hp)
N·m (lb·ft)
US SPEC Limited, Overland, Summit


Engines

1999–2004
4.0L (242CID)
Power Tech I6
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m) @ 3000 rpm

1999–2004
4.7L (287CID)
PowerTech V8
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m) @ 3200 rpm

2002–2004
4.7L (287CID)
High Output PowerTech V8
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m)

1999–2001
3.1L Diesel
531 OHV Diesel I5
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m)

2002–2004
2.7L Diesel
OM647 Diesel I5
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m)


Engines

2005–2010
3.7L PowerTech V6
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m)
Laredo, Limited

2005–2007
4.7L PowerTech V8
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m)
Laredo, Limited

2008–2009
4.7L PowerTech V8
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m)
Laredo, Limited

2005–2008
5.7L Hemi V8
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m)
Limited, Overland

2009–2010
5.7L Hemi V8
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m)
Laredo, Limited, Overland

2005 (2007-2008 in NA)–
3.0L OM642 Diesel V6
hp (kW)
lb·ft (N·m)
Laredo, Limited, Overland


Grand Slam doubles performance timeline

Grand Slam Tournaments
Grand Slam Tournaments
Grand Slam Tournaments
Grand Slam Tournaments
Grand Slam Tournaments


Race results


Schedule

September 6, 1992
at Buffalo Bills
L 40-7
79,001

September 13, 1992
New England Patriots
W 14-0
40,402

September 20, 1992
at Miami Dolphins
L 26-10
55,945

September 27, 1992
New York Jets
W 18-10
42,005

October 4, 1992
at San Francisco 49ers
L 27-24
63,071

October 11, 1992
at New Orleans Saints
L 13-10
68,591

October 18, 1992
New York Giants
W 38-17
53,541

November 1, 1992
at Atlanta Falcons
L 30-28
62,168

November 8, 1992
Phoenix Cardinals
L 20-14
40,788

November 15, 1992
at Dallas Cowboys
W 27-23
63,690

November 22, 1992
San Francisco 49ers
L 27-10
65,858

November 29, 1992
Minnesota Vikings
L 31-17
54,831

December 6, 1992
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
W 31-27
38,387

December 13, 1992
New Orleans Saints
L 37-14
47,355

December 20, 1992
at Green Bay Packers
L 28-13
57,796

December 27, 1992
Atlanta Falcons
W 38-27
37,706


Support of leading parties and blocs by administrative regions

Region
Voter registration
Voter turnout
BYuT
OU-PSD


Seasons

MLB season
Reds season
League
Division
Finish
Wins
Losses
Win%
GB [c ]

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Senate composition before the elections

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Top 100 in the United States

Pine Valley
Pine Valley
New Jersey
George Crump / Harry Colt , 1918

Cypress Point
Pebble Beach
California
Alister MacKenzie , 1918

Augusta National
Augusta
Georgia
Alister MacKenzie / Bobby Jones , 1933

Pebble Beach
Pebble Beach
California
Jack Neville/Douglas Grant, 1919

Shinnecock Hills
Southampton
New York
William Flynn, 1931

Oakmont
Oakmont
Pennsylvania
Henry Fownes, 1903

Merion (East)
Ardmore
Pennsylvania
Hugh Wilson, 1912

Sand Hills
Mullen
Nebraska
Bill Coore/ Ben Crenshaw , 1994

Pacific Dunes
Bandon
Oregon
Tom Doak , 2001

National Golf Links of America
Southampton
New York
Charles B. Macdonald , 1911


Top 100 in the World

Rank
Name
Location
Country
Designer, Year

Pine Valley
Pine Valley
United States
George Crump / Harry Colt , 1918

Cypress Point
Pebble Beach
United States
Alister MacKenzie , 1918

St Andrews (Old Course)
St Andrews
Scotland
Nature

Augusta National
Augusta
United States
Alister MacKenzie / Bobby Jones , 1933

Pebble Beach
Pebble Beach
United States
Jack Neville/Douglas Grant, 1919

Shinnecock Hills
Southampton
United States
William Flynn, 1931

Royal County Down
Newcastle
Northern Ireland
Tom Morris , 1889

Muirfield
Gullane
Scotland
Tom Morris / Harry Colt , 1891/1925

Oakmont
Oakmont
United States
Henry Fownes, 1903

Merion (East)
Ardmore
United States
Hugh Wilson, 1912


As a result of the elections

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Seasonal effects

Name
Dates active
Windspeeds
Pressure
Deaths

Yolande
November 29– December 6
65km/h (40mph)
995hPa (29.38inHg)

Zoe
December 23– January 1
240km/h (150mph)
890hPa (26.28inHg)

Ami
January 9– 15
150km/h (90mph)
950hPa (28.05inHg)
17

Beni
January 25– February 5
205km/h (125mph)
920hPa (27.17inHg)
1

Cilla
January 27– 29
75km/h (45mph)
995hPa (29.38inHg)

08F
January 30– February 8
30km/h (20mph)
1002hPa (29.59inHg)

Dovi
February 5– 11
205km/h (125mph)
920hPa (27.17inHg)

10F
February 15- 21
Not Specified
998hPa (29.47inHg)

11F
March 6- 8
Not Specified
998hPa (29.47inHg)

Eseta
March 10– 14
185km/h (115mph)
930hPa (27.46inHg)

Erica
March 12– 14
215km/h (135mph)
915hPa (27.02inHg)
2

14F
April 6- 8
Not Specified
998hPa (29.47inHg)

15F
April 15- 16
Not Specified
Not Specified

Fili
April 27– 29
95km/h (60mph)
987hPa (29.15inHg)

Gina
June 4– 9
150km/h (90mph)
950hPa (28.06inHg)

Season Aggregates
Season Aggregates
Season Aggregates
Season Aggregates
Season Aggregates


Production overview

Pilot car No.
Colour
Serial No.
Engine No.
Registration No.


Singles titles  (92)

Date
Tournament
Surface
Opponent in the final
Score

10 June 2001
Agadir
Clay
Rabie Chaki
6–3, 6–0

16 June 2002
Canary Islands
Clay
Marc Marco-Ripoll
7–5, 2–6, 6–0

24 August 2003
Irún
Clay
Ben-Qiang Zhu
1–6, 6–2, 6–4

5 September 2004
Oviedo
Clay
Carlos Cuadrado
7–5, 4–6, 6–4

7 May 2006
Vic
Clay
Miguel Ángel López Jaén
6–1, 6–4

30 July 2006
Dénia
Clay
Bartolomé Salvá-Vidal
7–5, 3–6, 6–3

20 August 2006
Irún
Clay
Horacio Zeballos
7–5, 2–6, 6–3

26 November 2006
Maspalomas
Clay
Gero Kretschmer
6–4, 6–3

28 October 2007
Sant Cugat
Clay
Javier Genaro-Martínez
6–3, 4–6, 7–5

4 November 2007
Vilafranca
Clay
Adrián Menéndez-Maceiras
6–4, 6–4

1 November 2009
Sant Cugat
Clay
Jose Checa-Calvo
2-6, 6–4, 6–2

25 July 2010
Gandia
Clay
Juan Lizariturry
7-6, 3–6, 6–2

8 August 2010
Xàtiva
Clay
Juan Lizariturry
6–3, 6–2

15 May 2011
Kenitra
Clay
Tak Khunn Wang
6–4, 7–5


Hardtack II Tests

Name
Location
Elevation + Height
Delivery
Purpose
Yield

Otero
NTS Area 3q
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground shaft
one-point safety test
38 tons

Bernalillo
NTS Area 3h
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground shaft
one-point safety test
15 tons

Eddy
NTS Area 7b
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
balloon
weapons development
83 tons

Luna
NTS Area 3m
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground shaft
one-point safety test
1.5 tons

Mercury
NTS Area 12f
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground tunnel
one-point safety test
10 tons

Valencia
NTS Area 3r
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground shaft
one-point safety test
2 tons

Mars
NTS Area 12f
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground tunnel
safety test
13 tons

Mora
NTS b Area 7
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
balloon
weapons development
2 kilotons

Hidalgo
NTS Area 7b
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
balloon
safety test
77 tons

Colfax
NTS Area 3k
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground shaft
one-point safety test
5.5 tons

Tamalpais
NTS Area 12b
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground tunnel
weapons development
72 tons

Quay
NTS Area 7c
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
tower
weapons development
79 tons

Lea
NTS Area 7b
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
balloon
weapons development
1.4 kilotons

Neptune
NTS Area 12c
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground tunnel
one-point safety test
115 tons

Hamilton
NTS Area 5
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
tower
weapons development
1.2 tons

Logan
NTS Area 12e
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground tunnel
weapons development
5 kilotons

Dona Ana
NTS Area 7b
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
balloon
weapons development
37 tons

Vesta
NTS Area 9e
metres (ft) + 0
surface
one-point safety test
24 tons

Rio Arriba
NTS Area 3s
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
underground tunnel
weapons development
90 tons

San Juan
NTS Area 3p
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground shaft
one-point safety test
0

Socorro
NTS Area 3b
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
balloon
weapons development
6 kilotons

Wrangell
NTS Area 5
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
bslloon
weapons development
115 tons

Oberon
NTS Area 8a
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
tower
one-point safety test
0

Rushmore
NTS Area 9a
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
balloon
weapons development
188 tons

Catron
NTS Area 3T
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
tower
one-point safety test
21 tons

Juno
NTS Area 9f
metres (ft) + 0
surface
one-point safety test
1.7 tons

Ceres
NTS Area 3b
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
underground tunnel
one-point safety test
0.7 tons

Sanford
NTS Area 5
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
balloon
weapons development
4.9 kilotons

De Baca
NTS Area 7b
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
balloon
weapons development
2.2 kilotons

Chavez
NTS Area 3u
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
tower
one-point safety test
0.6 tons

Evans
NTS Area 12b
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground tunnel
weapons development
55 tons

Mazama
NTS Area 9
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
tower
weapons development
0

Humboldt
NTS Area 3v
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
tower
weapons development
7.8 tons

Santa Fe
NTS Area 7b
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
balloon
weapons development
1.3 kilotons

Ganymede
NTS Area 9g
metres (ft) + 0
surface
one-point safety test
0

Blanca
NTS Area 12e
metres (ft) - metres (ft)
underground tunnel
weapons development
22 kilotons

Titania
NTS Area 3c
metres (ft) + metres (ft)
tower
one-point safety test
0.2 tons


Walking

1500 m
5:46.24
Roger Mills
29 August 1975
London , United Kingdom

Mile
5:58.4
Alex Wright
5 October 2011
Leeds , United Kingdom

3000 m
11:24.4
Mark Easton
10 May 1989
Tonbridge , United Kingdom

5000 m
19:27.39
Alex Wright
15 July 2013
Birmingham , United Kingdom

10000 m
40:06.65
Ian McCombie
4 June 1989
Jarrow , United Kingdom

15000 m
1:02:40.0+
Ian McCombie
15 May 1992
Fana , Norway

20000 m
1:23:26.5
Ian McCombie
26 May 1990
Fana , Norway

25000 m
1:55:00.8+
Ron Wallwork
31 July 1971
Blackburn , United Kingdom

30000 m
2:11:54
Chris Maddocks
31 December 1989
Plymouth , United Kingdom

35000 m
2:43:12+
Chris Maddocks
22 September 1984
Birmingham , United Kingdom

40000 m
3:10:48+
Chris Maddocks
22 September 1984
Birmingham , United Kingdom

50000 m
4:05:44.6
Paul Blagg
26 May 1990
Fana , Norway

100000 m
9:41:54+
Ed Shillabeer
15 September 1985
Colchester , United Kingdom

Hour walk
14324m+
Ian McCombie
7 July 1985
London , United Kingdom

2 Hours walk
27262m+
Chris Maddocks
31 December 1989
Plymouth , United Kingdom

24 hours walk
214.061km
Hew Neilson
15 October 1960
Walton-on-Thames , United Kingdom


Walking

5 km
19:29
Andi Drake
27 May 1990
Søfteland , Norway

5 miles
32:38+
Ian McCombie
23 March 1985
York , United Kingdom

10 km
40:17
Chris Maddocks
30 April 1989
Burrator , United Kingdom

15 km
1:01:11
Steve Barry
24 June 1984
Mézidon-Canon , France

10 miles
1:06:15+
Steve Barry
26 February 1983
Douglas , United Kingdom

20 km
1:22:03
Ian McCombie
23 September 1988
Seoul , South Korea

25 km
1:46:16+
Ian McCombie
27 April 1986
Edinburgh , United Kingdom

30 km
2:07:56
Ian McCombie
27 April 1986
Edinburgh , United Kingdom

20 miles
2:30:35
Paul Nihill
12 June 1971
Sheffield , United Kingdom

35 km
2:36:19
Chris Maddocks
29 June 1991
Örnsköldsvik , Sweden

40 km
3:02:55+
Chris Maddocks
28 October 1990
Burrator , United Kingdom

50 km
3:51:37
Chris Maddocks
28 October 1990
Burrator , United Kingdom

100 km
9:34:25
Tony Geal
2 June 1979
Grand-Quevilly , France

24 hours
219.570km
Derek Harrison
21 May 1978
Rouen , France


List of Imperial vicars 1437-1792

Interregnum began
Interregnum ended
Duration
Count Palatine of Saxony
Count Palatine of the Rhine

9 December 1437 death of Sigismund
18 March 1438 election of Albert II
3 months, 9 days
Frederick II, Elector of Saxony
Louis IV, Elector Palatine

2 February 1440 election of Frederick III

12 January 1519 death of Maximilian I
17 June 1519 election of Charles V
5 months, 5 days
Frederick III, Elector of Saxony
Louis V, Elector Palatine

20 January 1612 death of Rudolph II
13 June 1612 election of Matthias
4 months, 24 days
John George I, Elector of Saxony
Frederick V, Elector Palatine

20 March 1619 death of Matthias
28 August 1619 election of Ferdinand II
5 months, 8 days
John George I, Elector of Saxony
Frederick V, Elector Palatine

2 April 1657 death of Ferdinand III
18 July 1658 election of Leopold I
15 months, 16 days
John George II, Elector of Saxony
Ferdinand Maria, Elector of Bavaria

17 April 1711 death of Joseph I
12 October 1711 election of Charles VI
5 months, 25 days
Frederick Augustus I, Elector of Saxony
John William, Elector Palatine

Frederick Augustus II, Elector of Saxony

30 September 1790 election of Leopold II

Frederick Augustus III, Elector of Saxony


Notable Sinclair Totals throughout the History of Modern Weightlifting

Weight Class (kg)
World Record (kg)
Sinclair Coefficient
Sinclair Total
Rank


Table key

MLB season
Team season
League
Division
Finish
Wins
Losses
Win %

Seattle Pilots
Seattle Pilots
Seattle Pilots
Seattle Pilots
Seattle Pilots
Seattle Pilots
Seattle Pilots
Seattle Pilots

Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers


Full results

1st
Street Sense
Calvin Borel
Carl Nafzger

3rd
Curlin
Robby Albarado
Steve Asmussen

4th
Imawildandcrazyguy
Mark Guidry
William Kaplan

6th
Circular Quay
John Velazquez
Todd Pletcher

11th 19.0 Dominican Bejarano Miller 24.9

12th 3.0 Zanjero Bridgmohan Asmussen 36.0

17th 10.0 Teuflesberg Elliot Sanders 51.9

19th 17.0 Stormello Desormeaux Currin 44.8


Feral animals (introduced species)

Name
Species
Overview
Introduced
Feral
Threat level

Cane toad
Bufo marinus
Cane toads in Australia
1935
No
Extreme

Red Fox
Vulpes vulpes
Feral foxes in Australia
1855
No
Extreme

European Rabbit
Oryctolagus cuniculus
Rabbits in Australia
1854
No
High

Dromedary Camel
Camelus dromedarius
Australian feral camel
1841
Yes
Medium to high

Water Buffalo
Bubalus bubalis
Water Buffalo
Between 1824 and 1849
Yes
Medium

Feral goat
Capra hircus
Feral goats in Australia
1840
Yes
High

Feral cat
Felis catus
Cats in Australia
c. 1838
Yes
High to extreme

Brumby
Equus ferus caballus
Brumby
1788
Yes
Medium to high

Feral donkey
Equus asinus
Feral donkeys in Australia
1866
Yes
Medium to high

Feral pig
Sus scrofa
Feral pig
1788
Yes
High

Dama dama , Rusa timorensis and Axis axis


Official competitions

1997 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Hungary
Oct 4, 1995
L 0-6

1997 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Turkey
Nov 21, 1995
L 0-4

1997 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Ukraine
Apr 14, 1996
L 0-3

1997 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Ukraine
May 9, 1996
L 1-2

1997 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Bulgaria
Jun 16, 1996
L 0-3

1997 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Turkey
Aug 24, 1996
L 0-3

1999 FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA)

2001 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Jul 24, 1999
W 6-2

2001 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Turkey
Nov 3, 1999
L 2-8

2001 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Greece
Dec 18, 1999
D 0-0

2001 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Turkey
Feb 16, 2000
W 3-1

2001 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Hungary
Apr 26, 2000
L 0-6

2001 UEFA Championship qualification
Group 8
Turkey
May 13, 2000
L 2-3

2003 FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA)

UEFA Euro 2009 qualifying
Group A1
Turkey
Nov 18, 2006
W 1-0

UEFA Euro 2009 qualifying
Group A1
Turkey
Nov 20, 2006
L 1-2

UEFA Euro 2009 qualifying
Group A1
Turkey
Nov 23, 2006
W 9-0

2011 FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA)

UEFA Euro 2013 qualifying
Group 2
Turkey
Sep 17, 2011
L 1-10

UEFA Euro 2013 qualifying
Group 2
Kazakhstan
Sep 22, 2011
L 0-2

UEFA Euro 2013 qualifying
Group 2
Turkey
Oct 22, 2011
D 0-0

UEFA Euro 2013 qualifying
Group 2
Romania
Oct 27, 2011
L 1-7

UEFA Euro 2013 qualifying
Group 2
Turkey
Nov 23, 2011
L 1-2

UEFA Euro 2013 qualifying
Group 2
Turkey
Feb 5, 2012
L 0-5

UEFA Euro 2013 qualifying
Group 2
Switzerland
Mar 31, 2012
L 0-5

UEFA Euro 2013 qualifying
Group 2
Spain
Jun 21, 2012
L 0-4

UEFA Euro 2013 qualifying
Group 2
Turkey
Sep 15, 2012
L 1-3

UEFA Euro 2013 qualifying
Group 2
Germany
Sep 19, 2012
L 0-10

2015 FIFA Women's World Cup qualification (UEFA)


Results

Modern pentathlon at the 2004 Summer Olympics – Women's

Athlete
Shooting Score (pts)
Fencing Victories (pts)
Swimming Time (pts)
Riding Penalties (pts)
Running Time (pts)
Total


1973 Democratic run-off primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total


1961 Democratic primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total


1953
party
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond [Staten Is.]
Total


2009 Democratic primary
Manhattan
The Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Total


Singles: 18 (8 titles – 10 runner-ups)

Outcome Date Championship Surface Opponent Score

Runner-up
Merion , U.S.
Hard
Clark Graebner
2–6, 4–6, 7–6, 5–7

Runner-up
Miami WCT , U.S.
Hard
Rod Laver
6–7, 3–6, 5–7

Winner
Atlanta WCT , U.S.
Clay
Jiří Hřebec
6–2, 6–1

Runner-up
Charlotte , U.S.
Clay
Jeff Borowiak
4–6, 7–5, 6–7

Winner
Adelaide , Australia
Grass
Geoff Masters
6–2, 6–3, 6–2

Runner-up
Fort Worth WCT , U.S.
Hard
John Alexander
6–7, 6–4, 3–6

Winner
San Antonio WCT , U.S.
Hard
Stan Smith
7–5, 2–6, 7–6

Runner-up
Washington Indoor WCT , U.S.
Carpet
Mark Cox
2–6, 6–7

Winner
Lagos WCT , Nigeria
Clay
Arthur Ashe
6–3, 6–2

Runner-up
Sydney Outdoor , Australia
Grass
Tony Roche
3–6, 6–3, 3–6, 4–6

Winner
Philadelphia WCT , U.S.
Carpet
Jimmy Connors
3–6, 6–4, 3–6, 6–1, 6–2

Winner
Toronto Indoor WCT , Canada
Carpet
Jimmy Connors
5–6, RET.

Winner
Rotterdam , Netherlands
Carpet
Ilie Năstase
2–6, 6–3, 6–3

Runner-up
Dallas WCT , U.S. – WCT Finals
Carpet
Jimmy Connors
7–6, 1–6, 4–6, 3–6

Runner-up
Birmingham WCT , U.S.
Carpet
Björn Borg
6–7, 5–7

Winner
Little Rock , U.S.
Carpet
Hank Pfister
6–4, 3–5, RET.

Runner-up
San Francisco , U.S.
Carpet
John McEnroe
6–2, 6–7, 2–6

Runner-up
South Orange , U.S.
Clay
Shlomo Glickstein
3–6, 7–5, 4–6


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Time Location

Loss
2–2–1
Peter Cousins
Decision
Intense Fighting 2
Cambridge , England

Win
2–1–1
Andy Ryan
TKO (punches)
Rings: Bushido Ireland
1
Ireland

Win
1–1–1
Ryan Robinson
KO
CFC 3: Cage Carnage
1
Liverpool , England

Draw
0–1–1
Assim Assine
Draw
CFC 2: Cage Carnage
2
Liverpool , England

Loss
0–1
Milco Voorn
Submission (choke)
CFC 1: Cage Carnage
Liverpool , England


By year

1992
Nigel Mansell
Williams - Renault
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1991
Riccardo Patrese
Williams - Renault
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1990
Alain Prost
Ferrari
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1989
Ayrton Senna
McLaren - Honda
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1988
Alain Prost
McLaren - Honda
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1987
Nigel Mansell
Williams - Honda
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1986
Gerhard Berger
Benetton - BMW
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1985 - 1971
Not held
Not held
Not held
Not held

1970
Jacky Ickx
Ferrari
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1969
Denny Hulme
McLaren - Ford
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1968
Graham Hill
Lotus - Ford
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1967
Jim Clark
Lotus - Ford
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1966
John Surtees
Cooper - Maserati
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1965
Richie Ginther
Honda
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1964
Dan Gurney
Brabham - Climax
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1963
Jim Clark
Lotus - Climax
Hermanos Rodriguez
Report

1962
Trevor Taylor Jim Clark
Lotus - Climax
Magdalena Mixhuca
Report


Former Judges

United States District Court for the Northern District of Iowa

State
Born/Died
Active service
Chief Judge
Senior status
Appointed by
Reason for termination

IA
1833–1916
1882–1903
—
—
Arthur Category:Articles with hCards
retirement

T. Roosevelt Category:Articles with hCards

F. Roosevelt Category:Articles with hCards

IA
1939–present
1986–1991
—
—
Reagan Category:Articles with hCards
reappointment

G.H.W. Bush Category:Articles with hCards


Women

100 m
10.75 (+0.6 m/s)
Marion Jones
United States
14 July 1998

100 m
10.75 (+0.4 m/s)
Kerron Stewart
Jamaica
10 July 2009

200 m
22.19 (+0.8 m/s)
Marion Jones
United States
7 July 1999

400 m
49.17
Marita Koch
East Germany
10 September 1986

800 m
1:55.69
Pamela Jelimo
Kenya
11 July 2008

1500 m
3:56.54
Abeba Aregawi
Ethiopia
31 May 2012

Mile
4:21.38
Paula Ivan
Romania
19 July 1989

3000 m
8:23.96
Olga Yegorova
Russia
29 June 2001

5000 m
14:32.57
Tirunesh Dibaba
Ethiopia
11 July 2008

100 m hurdles
12.39 (+1.5 m/s)
Vera Komisova
Soviet Union
5 August 1980

400 m hurdles
52.82
Lashinda Demus
United States
10 June 2010

3000 m steeplechase
9:11.58
Gulnara Galkina-Samitova
Russia
10 July 2009

High jump
2.03 m
Yelena Slesarenko
Russia
2 July 2004

High jump
2.03 m
Hestrie Cloete
South Africa
2 July 2004

High jump
2.03 m
Blanka Vlašić
Croatia
10 June 2010

High jump
2.03 m
Chaunté Howard-Lowe
United States
10 June 2010

Pole vault
5.03 m
Yelena Isinbayeva
Russia
13 July 2007

Long jump
7.23 m (−0.3 m/s)
Marion Jones
United States
14 July 1998

Triple jump
15.29 m (+0.3 m/s)
Yamilé Aldama
Cuba
11 July 2003

Shot put
21.03 m
Valerie Adams
New Zealand
31 May 2012

Discus throw
68.90 m
Tsvetanka Khristova
Bulgaria
10 September 1986

Javelin throw
68.66 m
Barbora Špotáková
Czech Republic
10 June 2010


Elected candidates

Rank
List
Candidate name
Gender
Religion
Votes

Brotherhood & Development
Victor Batarsa
♂
†

Brotherhood & Development
Nina 'Atwan
♀
†

Brotherhood & Development
George Sa'ada
♂
†