Chamber of Deputies

Dist.
Democratic Coalition
Alliance
Together We Can Do More
Independent Regional Force
Independents

Rolando Caviedes ( PDC )
Ximena Valcarce ( RN )
Juan Riveros ( PC )
Bernardo Olivos ( PAR )
Nino Baltolú

(R) Iván Paredes ( PS )
(R) Rosa González ( UDI )
Ricardo Pacheco ( PH )
Wanda Clemente (Ind.)
Nino Baltolú

Raúl Bagioli ( PDC )
Espártago Ferrari ( RN )
Pedro Cisterna ( PC )
Marta Isasi ( PAR )

(R) Fulvio Rossi ( PS )
Julio Lagos ( UDI )
Sara Chávez (Ind.)
Eduardo Alberto Prieto ( PAR )

(R) Waldo Mora ( PDC )
Raúl Salinas ( RN )
Daniel Ramírez ( PC )
Jorge Godoy (Ind.)
Esteban Velásquez

Marcos Espinosa ( PRSD )
Felipe Ward ( UDI )
Francisco Avendaño ( PH )
Miguel Urrelo (Ind.)
Esteban Velásquez

(R) Pedro Araya ( PDC )
Daniel Guevara (Ind.)
Luis Sagredo ( PC )
Raúl Zepeda (Ind.)

Hernán Rivera (Ind.)
(R) Manuel Rojas ( UDI )
Pedro Luque ( PH )
Rosa Pérez (Ind.)

Erick Villegas ( PDC )
René Aedo ( RN )
Gastón Quezada ( PC )
Jorge Cuello ( PAR )
Carlos Vilches

(R) Antonio Leal ( PPD )
Alberto Calvo ( UDI )
Carlos Toro ( PH )
Jorge Cuello ( PAR )
Carlos Vilches

(R) Jaime Mulet ( PDC )
Berta Torres ( RN )
Isabel Irribarren ( PC )
Cristián Tapia (Ind.)

(R) Alberto Robles ( PRSD )
José Luis Uriarte ( UDI )
Lorena Ortega ( PH )
Cristián Tapia (Ind.)

Ricardo Cifuentes ( PDC )
(R) Mario Bertolino ( RN )
Eric Campos ( PC )

Marcelo Díaz ( PS )
Francisco Eguiguren ( UDI )
Luis Vega ( PC )

(R) Patricio Walker ( PDC )
Alberto Gallardo ( RN )
Miguel Solís ( PC )

(R) Francisco Encina ( PS )
Fernando Cordero ( UDI )
Mario González ( PH )

Renán Fuentealba ( PDC )
Fernando Goncalves ( RN )
Julio Ugas ( PC )
Agapito Santander

(R) Adriana Muñoz ( PPD )
(R) Darío Molina ( UDI )
Rubén Ruiz ( PC )
Agapito Santander

(R) María Eugenia Mella ( PDC )
(R) Alfonso Vargas ( RN )
Daniel Jadué ( PC )

Marco Enríquez-Ominami ( PS )
Alfonso Ríos ( UDI )
Jaime Romero ( PH )

(R) Patricio Cornejo ( PDC )
Gaspar Rivas ( RN )
Mario Méndez ( PC )

Marco Núñez ( PPD )
(R) Marcelo Forni ( UDI )
Carlos Muñoz ( PH )

Humberto de la Maza ( PDC )
Amelia Herrera ( RN )
Danilo Ahumada ( PC )

(R) Juan Bustos ( PS )
Osvaldo Urrutia ( UDI )
Martín Ristempart ( PH )

Álex Avsolomovich ( PDC )
Joaquín Godoy ( RN )
Óscar Aroca ( PC )

(R) Laura Soto ( PPD )
Luis Parot ( UDI )
Rafael Henríquez ( PH )

Raúl Allard ( PDC )
Francisco Chahuán ( RN )
Felipe Zavala ( PC )

(R) Rodrigo González ( PPD )
(R) Gonzalo Ibáñez ( UDI )
Luis Aravena (Ind.)

Osvaldo Badenier ( PDC )
(R) Carlos Hidalgo (Ind.)
Maximiliano Miranda ( PC )
Sergio Velasco

(R) Samuel Venegas ( PRSD )
Edmundo Eluchans ( UDI )
Aníbal Reyna (Ind.)
Sergio Velasco

Gabriel Silber ( PDC )
Peter Retamales ( RN )
Carmen Hertz ( PC )

Fanny Pollarolo ( PS )
(R) Patricio Melero ( UDI )
Osvaldo Toro ( PH )

Sergio Espejo ( PDC )
Karla Rubilar ( RN )
Jorge Insunza ( PC )

(R) María Antonieta Saa ( PPD )
Álvaro Cruzat ( UDI )
Juan López ( PH )

(R) Carlos Olivares ( PDC )
Pedro Pablo Díaz ( RN )
Óscar Hernández ( PC )

Guido Girardi Briere ( PPD )
Miguel Schweitzer ( UDI )
José Antonio Salinas ( PH )

Mauricio Castro ( PDC )
Pablo Rochet ( RN )
Germán Llanca (Ind.)
Alejandro Reyes

(R) Patricio Hales ( PPD )
Claudia Nogueira ( UDI )
Nicolás García (Ind.)
Alejandro Reyes

Luis Pareto ( PDC )
Roberto Sepúlveda ( RN )
Juan Andrés Lagos ( PC )

Álvaro Escobar ( PPD )
(R) Mario Varela ( UDI )
Valdemar Sanhueza (Ind.)

(R) Jorge Burgos ( PDC )
Juan Guillermo Vivado ( RN )
Jaime Gajardo ( PC )

Patricia Silva ( PS )
(R) Marcela Cubillos ( UDI )
Juan Carlos Gálvez ( PH )

Ricardo Hormazábal ( PDC )
Carmen Ibáñez ( RN )
Claudia Pascual ( PC )

(R) Carolina Tohá ( PPD )
(R) Alberto Cardemil (Ind.)
Claudia Manríquez ( PH )

Clemente Pérez ( PDC )
Cristián Monckeberg ( RN )
Antonieta Vera ( PC )

Leopoldo Sánchez ( PPD )
(R) Julio Dittborn ( UDI )
Carlos Padilla ( PH )

Marigen Hornkohl ( PDC )
Francisco López ( RN )
Francisco Villa ( PC )

(R) Enrique Accorsi ( PPD )
(R) María Angélica Cristi ( UDI )
Susana Córdova ( PH )

Marcelo Ortiz ( PDC )
Raquel Argandoña ( RN )
Amaro Labra ( PC )
José Pedro Weinstein

(R) Ximena Vidal ( PPD )
(R) Felipe Salaberry ( UDI )
Juan Enrique Prieto ( PH )
José Pedro Weinstein

Gonzalo Duarte ( PDC )
Miguel Navarro ( RN )
Julio Oliva ( PC )
Pedro Ávalos

(R) Carlos Montes ( PS )
Gustavo Alessandri ( UDI )
Raúl Florcita Alarcón ( PH )
Pedro Ávalos

(R) Eliana Caraball ( PDC )
Carlos Contreras ( RN )
Ercides Martínez ( PC )

Tucapel Jiménez (Ind.)
(R) Iván Moreira ( UDI )
Mónica Quilodrán (Ind.)

(R) Rodolfo Seguel ( PDC )
Julio Ibarra ( RN )
Eduardo Contreras ( PC )

Jorge Insunza ( PPD )
(R) Darío Paya ( UDI )
Claudina Núñez ( PC )

Teresa Montrone ( PDC )
(R) Maximiano Errázuriz ( RN )
Manuel Hernández ( PC )

(R) Isabel Allende ( PS )
Pablo Desbordes ( UDI )
Patricio Bell ( PH )

(R) Edgardo Riveros ( PDC )
Rosa Oyarce ( RN )
Sergio Castro ( PC )

Ramón Farías ( PPD )
(R) José Antonio Kast ( UDI )
Tania Figueroa ( PH )

Francisco Puga ( PDC )
Alberto Haddad ( RN )
Marcela Mallea ( PC )

Denise Pascal ( PS )
(R) Gonzalo Uriarte ( UDI )
Luis Leoncio Álvarez ( PH )

Juan Ramón Godoy (Ind.)
Luis Díaz ( RN )
Pedro Aravena ( PC )

(R) Esteban Valenzuela ( PPD )
(R) Alejandro García-Huidobro ( UDI )
Guido Oyarzún ( PH )

Carlos Dupré ( PDC )
Félix Ortiz (Ind.)
Carlos Poblete ( PC )

Alejandro Sule ( PRSD )
(R) Eugenio Bauer ( UDI )
Sergio Mella ( PH )

(R) Alejandra Sepúlveda ( PDC )
Rodrigo Montt (Ind.)
José Figueroa ( PC )

Alba Gallardo ( PS )
(R) Juan Masferrer ( UDI )
José Tejo ( PH )

Juan Carlos Latorre ( PDC )
César Molfino (Ind.)
Patricio Martínez ( PC )

Rubén Andino ( PS )
(R) Ramón Barros ( UDI )
Mauro Pantoja ( PH )

Roberto León ( PDC )
Matías Carrozzi ( RN )
Wladimir Pulgar ( PC )
Moisés Lucero

Raúl Bravo ( PS )
(R) Sergio Correa ( UDI )
María Eliana Astaburuaga ( PH )
Moisés Lucero

Christian Suárez ( PDC )
Germán Verdugo ( RN )
Edgardo Cáceres ( PC )

(R) Sergio Aguiló ( PS )
(R) Pablo Prieto ( UDI )
Óscar Vega (Ind.)

(R) Pedro Pablo Álvarez-Salamanca ( RN )

Roberto Celedón (Ind.)
Eduardo Prieto ( UDI )
Marcelo Mardones (Ind.)

Yenny Molina (Ind.)
(R) Osvaldo Palma ( RN )
Mario Ibarra ( PC )

(R) Jorge Tarud ( PPD )
Christian Chadwick ( UDI )
Roberto Gutiérrez ( PH )

Ulises Urzúa (Ind.)
Juan Carlos Muñoz ( RN )
Edgar Cifuentes ( PC )

(R) Guillermo Ceroni ( PPD )
(R) Ignacio Urrutia ( UDI )
Juan Carlos Márquez (Ind.)

Claudio Huepe ( PDC )
(R) Rosauro Martínez ( RN )
Cristián Muñoz ( PC )

(R) Carlos Abel Jarpa ( PRSD )
Alejandro Arrau ( UDI )
Claudio Ávila (Ind.)

Jorge Sabag ( PDC )
(R) Nicolás Monckeberg ( RN )
Luis Soto ( PC )
José Roberto Santos

(R) Felipe Letelier ( PPD )
René Barba ( UDI )
Camilo Cabezas ( PH )
José Roberto Santos

Sergio Micco ( PDC )
Frank Sauerbaum ( RN )
Alejandro Sepúlveda ( PC )
Patricio Pinto

Raúl Súnico ( PS )
(R) Jorge Ulloa ( UDI )
Patricia Beltrán ( PH )
Elicia Herrera

(R) José Miguel Ortiz ( PDC )
Francisca Van Rysselberghe (Ind.)
Freddy Cabrera ( PC )
Félix González

Maria Angélica Fuentes ( PPD )
(R) Andrés Egaña ( UDI )
Loreto Muñoz ( PH )
Félix González

Germán Acuña ( PDC )
Bernardo Ulloa (Ind.)
Iván Quintana ( PC )

Clemira Pacheco ( PS )
Sergio Bobadilla ( UDI )
Isaías Gutiérrez (Ind.)

Edmundo Salas ( PDC )
Ana Eugenia García Aillón ( RN )
Guillermo Teillier ( PC )

Manuel Monsalve ( PS )
(R) Iván Norambuena ( UDI )
Jorge Venegas (Ind.)

Marcelo Urrutia ( PDC )
Gonzalo Arellano ( RN )
Julio Aránguiz ( PC )

(R) José Pérez ( PRSD )
Juan Lobos ( UDI )
Jorge Monje ( PH )

Mario Venegas ( PDC )
(R) Francisco Bayo ( RN )
Domingo Marileo ( PC )
Romnel Edgardo Aravena ( ANI )
Sofía Painiqueo

Ricardo Navarrete ( PRSD )
Gonzalo Arenas ( UDI )
Juan Varela (Ind.)
Romnel Edgardo Aravena ( ANI )
Sofía Painiqueo

Víctor Gárate ( PDC )
Cristián Barra ( RN )
Mauricio Teillier ( PC )
Julio Villablanca ( ANI )

(R) Jaime Quintana ( PPD )
Enrique Estay ( UDI )
Mario Poo (Ind.)
Eduardo Díaz (Ind.)

(R) Eduardo Saffirio ( PDC )
(R) Germán Becker ( RN )
Javier Chávez ( PC )
Guillermo Allende ( ANI )
Sergio Castillo

Carlos González ( PRSD )
Gonzalo Navarrete ( UDI )
Carlos Carter ( PH )
Guillermo Allende ( ANI )
Luis Seguel

(R) Eduardo Díaz (Ind.)
Hernán Viguera ( RN )
Antonieta Faúndez ( PC )
Laura Soto Ibacache ( ANI )
Fernando Troncoso

(R) Eugenio Tuma ( PPD )
René Fernández ( UDI )
Jorge Zambrano ( PH )
Laura Soto Ibacache ( ANI )
Fernando Troncoso

Mario Acuña ( PDC )
(R) René Manuel García ( RN )
Francisco Painevilo ( PC )
Miguel Ángel Arteaga ( ANI )

(R) Fernando Meza ( PRSD )
Alejandro Martini ( UDI )
Pablo González ( PH )
Miguel Ángel Arteaga ( ANI )

(R) Exequiel Silva ( PDC )
(R) Roberto Delmastro (Ind.)
Marcia Klein ( PC )
Fredi Kirshbom ( ANI )

Alfonso de Urresti ( PS )
Sebastián Donoso ( UDI )
Beatriz Hermosilla (Ind.)
Fredi Kirshbom ( ANI )

Ricardo Halabí ( PDC )
Ewald Wittke ( RN )
Pedro Ruiz ( PC )
Félix Montiel ( ANI )

(R) Enrique Jaramillo ( PPD )
(R) Gastón Von Muhlenbrock ( UDI )
Pedro Ruiz ( PC )
Guillermo Holtheuer (Ind.)

(R) Sergio Ojeda ( PDC )
Beatriz Díaz (Ind.)
Patricio Miranda ( PC )
Jaime Moreira (Ind.)

Fernando Soto ( PS )
(R) Javier Hernández ( UDI )
Claudio Soto (Ind.)
Jaime Moreira (Ind.)

Carlos Tudela ( PDC )
Harry Jurgensen ( RN )
Andrea Oyarzún ( PC )
Jorge Blaessinger (Ind.)

(R) Fidel Espinoza ( PS )
(R) Carlos Recondo ( UDI )
Antonio Caileo (Ind.)
Jorge Blaessinger (Ind.)

Patricio Vallespín ( PDC )
Eduardo Becker ( RN )
Renato Alvarado ( PC )
Pablo Muñoz (Ind.)

Sergio Galilea ( PPD )
Marisol Turres ( UDI )
Renato Alvarado ( PC )
Pablo Muñoz (Ind.)

(R) Gabriel Ascencio ( PDC )
Alejandro Santana ( RN )
Mario Contreras ( PC )
Minor Braniff (Ind.)

Juan José Cárcamo ( PPD )
(R) Claudio Alvarado ( UDI )
Luis Veloso (Ind.)
Minor Braniff (Ind.)

Eduardo Santelices ( PDC )
(R) Pablo Galilea ( RN )
Yasna Jara ( PC )
Mercedes Mayorga (Ind.)

René Alinco ( PPD )
Max Larraín ( UDI )
Walter Ramírez (Ind.)
Mercedes Mayorga (Ind.)

Carolina Goic ( PDC )
René Bobadilla (Ind.)
Jeannette Antonin ( PC )
Miodrag Marinovic


Senate

Cons.
Democratic Coalition
Alliance
Together We Can Do More
Independent Regional Force
Independents

2nd
(R) Carmen Frei ( PDC )
(R) Carlos Cantero ( RN )
Salvador Barrientos ( PC )
Luis Thompson (Ind.)

2nd
José Antonio Gómez ( PRSD )
Cristián Leay ( UDI )
José Gabriel Feres ( PH )
Humberto Zuleta (Ind.)

4th
(R) Jorge Pizarro ( PDC )
Arturo Longton ( RN )
Luis Aguilera ( PC )

4th
Jorge Arrate ( PS )
(R) Evelyn Matthei ( UDI )
Joaquín Arduengo ( PH )

7th
(R) Andrés Zaldívar ( PDC )
Roberto Fantuzzi (Ind.)
Gonzalo Rovira (Ind.)

7th
Guido Girardi ( PPD )
(R) Jovino Novoa ( UDI )
Eduardo Artés (Ind.)

8th
Soledad Alvear ( PDC )
Lily Pérez ( RN )
Manuel Riesco ( PC )

8th
Gonzalo Martner ( PS )
Pablo Longueira ( UDI )
Efrén Osorio ( PH )

9th
Aníbal Pérez ( PPD )
Ramón Achurra (Ind.)
Carmen Moncada (Ind.)

9th
Juan Pablo Letelier ( PS )
(R) Andrés Chadwick ( UDI )
Marilén Cabrera ( PH )

12th
(R) Hosain Sabag ( PDC )
Alberto Gyhra (Ind.)
Hugo Corvalán (Ind.)

12th
Alejandro Navarro ( PS )
Carlos Bombal ( UDI )
Wilfredo Alfsen ( PH )

13th
(R) Mariano Ruiz-Esquide ( PDC )
(R) Mario Ríos ( RN )
Marta Morales ( PC )

13th
Eleodoro Torres (Ind.)
Víctor Pérez ( UDI )
Gloria Mujica ( PH )

16th
Eduardo Frei ( PDC )
Andrés Allamand ( RN )
Guillermo Tripailaf ( PC )
Raúl Silva ( ANI )

16th
Marcos Saldías ( PRSD )
Andrés Allamand ( RN )
Hugo Gerter (Ind.)
Carlos Boero ( ANI )

17th
(R) Sergio Páez ( PDC )
Carlos Kuschel ( RN )
Irma Alvarado ( PC )
José Luis Cáceres (Ind.)

17th
Camilo Escalona ( PS )
Joaquín Brahm ( UDI )
Tomás Bize (Ind.)
Mario Osses (Ind.)

19th
Zarko Luksic ( PDC )
Eduardo Catalán (Ind.)
José Foppiano (Ind.)
Carlos Bianchi


2010 Pacific-10 Conference football season

Round
Overall pick
NFL team
Player
Position
College

Tennessee Titans
Jake Locker
Qaurterback
Washington

Dallas Cowboys
Tyron Smith
Offensive tackle
USC

New Orleans Saints
Cameron Jordan
Defensive end
California

Tennessee Titans
Akeem Ayers
Offensive linebacker
UCLA

Houston Texans
Brooks Reed
Defensive end
Arizona

Chicago Bears
Stephen Paea
Defensive tackle
Oregon State

New England Patriots
Shane Vereen
Running back
California

Tennessee Titans
Jurrell Casey
Defensive tackle
USC

Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Mason Foster
Linebacker
Washington

San Diego Chargers
Shareece Wright
Defensive back
USC

Chicago Bears
Chris Conte
Defensive back
California

Green Bay Packers
Sione Fua
Defensive tackle
Stanford

Cleveland Browns
Jordan Cameron
Tight end
USC

Philadelphia Eagles
Casey Matthews
Linebacker
Oregon

Cleveland Browns
Owen Marecic
Fulback
Stanford

Kansas City Chiefs
Gabe Miller
Linebacker
Oregon State

Atlanta Falcons
Jacquizz Rodgers
Running back
Oregon State

Seattle Seahawks
Richard Sherman
Cornerback
Stanford

Cincinnati Bengals
Ryan Whalen
Wide receiver
Stanford

San Francisco 49ers
Ronald Johnson
Wide receiver
USC

Arizona Cardinals
David Carter
Defensive tackle
UCLA

Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Allen Bradford
Running back
USC

Denver Broncos
Mike Mohamed
Linebacker
California

Green Bay Packers
Ricky Elmore
Defensive end
Arizona

Carolina Panthers
Zachary Williams
Center
USC

Minnesota Vikings
D'Aundre Reed
Defensive end
Arizona

Green Bay Packers
Lawrence Guy
Defensive tackle
Arizona State

Philadelphia Eagles
Stanley Havili
Fulback
USC

Oakland Raiders
David Ausberry
Wide receiver
USC


Portuguese name
English name
Subdivides in
Equivalence in Varas
Metrical equivalence

Passo geométrico
Geometrical pace
5 pés
1 1⁄2
1,65 m

Palmo de craveira
Span
8 polegadas
1/5
0,22 m


Season #
Series #
Episode title
Original air date
Nick prod. #


Season 10 (2005)


Submissions

List of Palestinian submissions for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film

Year (Ceremony)
English title
Arabic title
Director
Result

Elia Suleiman Category:Articles with hCards

Hanna Elias Category:Articles with hCards

Hany Abu-Assad Category:Articles with hCards

ملح هذا البحر

Annemarie Jacir Category:Articles with hCards


Climate

Month
Avg High
Avg Low
Mean Avg
Precip
Record High
Record Low


No.
Title
Directed by
Written by
Patient Portrayer
Original air date
Production code

"Pilot - McNamara/Troy"
Ryan Murphy
Ryan Murphy
Geoffrey Rivas
July22,2003

"Mandi/Randi"
Ryan Murphy
Ryan Murphy
Caitlin and Melinda Dahl
July29,2003

"Nanette Babcock"
Lawrence Trilling
Ryan Murphy
Lindsay Hollister
August5,2003

"Sofia Lopez"
Michael M. Robin
Sean Jablonski
Jonathan Del Arco
August12,2003

"Kurt Dempsey"
Elodie Keene
Lyn Greene & Richard Levine
Vincent Angell
August19,2003

"Megan O'Hara"
Craig Zisk
Jennifer Salt
Julie Warner
September2,2003

"Cliff Mantegna"
Scott Brazil
Brad Falchuk
Alex Carter
September9,2003

"Cara Fitzgerald"
Jamie Babbit
Ryan Murphy
Keri Lynn Pratt
September16,2003

"Sofia Lopez Part II"
Nelson McCormick
Sean Jablonski
Jonathan Del Arco
September23,2003

"Adelle Coffin"
Michael M. Robin
Dell Chandler & Ryan Murphy
Nan Martin
September30,2003

"Montana/Sassy/Justice"
Michael M. Robin
Lyn Greene & Richard Levine
Cheryl White
October7,2003

"Antonia Ramos"
Elodie Keene
Jennifer Salt & Brad Falchuk
Marisol Nichols
October14,2003


No.
#
Title
Directed by
Written by
Patient Portrayer
Original air date
Production code

"Cindy Plumb"
Ryan Murphy
Ryan Murphy
Kathleen Turner
September5,2006
3T5001

"Blu Mondae"
Michael M. Robin
Lyn Greene & Richard Levine
Angela Little
September12,2006
3T5002

"Monica Wilder"
Elodie Keene
Brad Falchuk
Jennifer Hall
September19,2006
3T5003

"Shari Noble"
Nelson McCormick
Jennifer Salt
Melissa Gilbert
September26,2006
3T5004

"Dawn Budge"
Elodie Keene
Hank Chilton
Rosie O'Donnell
October3,2006
3T5005

"Faith Wolper, Ph.D"
Sean Jablonski
Sean Jablonski
Brooke Shields
October10,2006
3T5006

"Burt Landau"
Charles Haid
Brad Falchuk
Larry Hagman
October17,2006
3T5007

"Conor McNamara"
Patrick McKee
Jennifer Salt & Hank Chilton
Spencer Roberts
October24,2006
3T5008

"Liz Cruz"
Richard Levine
Lyn Greene & Richard Levine
Roma Maffia
October31,2006
3T5009

"Merrill Bobolit"
Charles Haid
Sean Jablonski & Brad Falchuk
Joey Slotnick
November7,2006
3T5010

"Conor McNamara, 2026"
Craig Zisk
Ryan Murphy
Stark Sands
November14,2006
3T5011

"Diana Lubey"
Charles Haid
Sean Jablonski
Catherine Deneuve
November21,2006
3T5012

"Reefer"
Lyn Greene
Lyn Greene & Richard Levine
Charles Haid
November28,2006
3T5013

"Willy Ward"
Michael M. Robin
Jennifer Salt
Ronn Lucas
December5,2006
3T5014


No. in series
No. in season
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
U.S. viewers (millions)


Episodes and ratings

Episode
First broadcast Denmark ( DR1 )
Official TNS Gallup ratings
First broadcast UK ( BBC Four )
Official BARB ratings


Episode information

Episode
Title
Writer
Director
Original airdate
Ratings (Kanto)
Ratings (Kansai)

Faint (失神)
Noriko Goto
Kazuhisa Imai
Apr 6, 2010 22.00 - 23.09
12.4
14.5

Hyperventilation (過呼吸)
Noriko Goto
Kazuhisa Imai
Apr 13, 2010 22.15 - 23.09
14.5
17.2

Personality Transformation (人格変貌)
Akane Yamada
Hisashi Ueda
Apr 20, 2010 22.00 - 22.54
14.7
15.3

Myocardial infarction (心筋梗塞)
Noriko Goto
Shiraki Keiichiro
Apr 27, 2010 22.00 - 22.54
14.2
14.8

Pneumonia (肺炎)
Tomokazu Tokunaga
Kazunari Hoshino
May 4, 2010 22.00 - 22.54
12.6
14.7

Aftermath (後遺症)
Noriko Goto
Kazuhisa Imai
May 11, 2010 22.00 - 22.54
14.8
16.6

Poisoning (中毒)
Noriko Goto
Hisashi Ueda
May 18, 2010 22.00 - 22.54
16.0
16.3

Sentence (宣告)
Noriko Goto
Kazuhisa Imai
May 25, 2010 22.00 - 22.54
14.7
15.5

Medical malpractice (医療ミス)
Tanaka Shinichi
Kazunari Hoshino
June 1, 2010 22.00 - 22.54
14.6
15.7

Focus (病巣)
Tomokazu Tokunaga
Hisashi Ueda
June 8, 2010 22.00 - 22.54
13.8
15.3

Memory loss (記憶喪失)
Noriko Goto
Kazuhisa Imai
June 15, 2010 22.00 - 22.54
15.6
15.1

Critical condition (危篤)
Noriko Goto
Kazuhisa Imai
June 22, 2010 22.10 - 23.14
15.1
19.2


Managerial changes

Team
Outgoing manager
Manner of departure
Date of vacancy
Position in table
Incoming manager
Date of appointment

Crystal Palace
Paul Hart
Contract expired
2 May 2010
Pre-season
George Burley
17 June 2010

Coventry City
Chris Coleman
Sacked
4 May 2010
Pre-season
Aidy Boothroyd
20 May 2010

Hull City
Iain Dowie
Contract expired
9 May 2010
Pre-season
Nigel Pearson
29 June 2010

Portsmouth
Avram Grant
Resigned
20 May 2010
Pre-season
Steve Cotterill
18 June 2010

Leicester City
Nigel Pearson
Signed by Hull City
29 June 2010
Pre-season
Paulo Sousa
7 July 2010

Swansea City
Paulo Sousa
Signed by Leicester City
5 July 2010
Pre-season
Brendan Rodgers
16 July 2010

Bristol City
Steve Coppell
Resigned
12 August 2010
23rd
Keith Millen
12 August 2010

Sheffield United
Kevin Blackwell
Mutual consent
14 August 2010
21st
Gary Speed
17 August 2010

Scunthorpe United
Nigel Adkins
Signed By Southampton
12 September 2010
15th
Ian Baraclough
24 September 2010

Leicester City
Paulo Sousa
Sacked
1 October 2010
24th
Sven-Göran Eriksson
3 October 2010

Middlesbrough
Gordon Strachan
Resigned
18 October 2010
20th
Tony Mowbray
26 October 2010

Sheffield United
Gary Speed
Signed by Wales
14 December 2010
20th
Micky Adams
30 December 2010

Burnley
Brian Laws
Sacked
29 December 2010
9th
Eddie Howe
14 January 2011

Preston North End
Darren Ferguson
Sacked
29 December 2010
24th
Phil Brown
6 January 2011

Crystal Palace
George Burley
Sacked
1 January 2011
23rd
Dougie Freedman
12 January 2011

Ipswich Town
Roy Keane
Sacked
7 January 2011
19th
Paul Jewell
10 January 2011

Coventry City
Aidy Boothroyd
Sacked
14 March 2011
19th
Andy Thorn
28 April 2011


Major water basins of Jamaica

Hydrographic Basin
Surface Area (km 2 )
Rainfall totals (million m 3 )
Evapotranspiration (million m 3 )
Surface water runoff (million m 3 )
Groundwater discharge (million m 3 )


Statistics leaders

Category
Player
Games played
Totals
Average

Russell Hinder ( Townsville Crocodiles )


Western
Central
Eastern
Old Galician (13th–15th c.)
Portuguese
Spanish
Latin
English

cans [ˈkaŋs]
cas [ˈkas]
cais [ˈkajs]
cães/cããs
cães
canes/perros
canes
canines/dogs

ladróns [laˈðɾoŋs]
ladrós [laˈðɾos]
ladrois [laˈðɾojs]
ladrões
ladrões
ladrones
latrones
robbers

irmán [iɾˈmaŋ]
irmao [iɾˈmao]
irmao [iɾˈmao]
irmão
irmão
hermano
germanum
brother

luz [ˈlus]
luz [ˈluθ] / [ˈlus]
luz [ˈluθ]
luz/lus
luz
luz
lux
light

cinco [ˈsiŋko]
cinco [ˈθiŋko]
cinco [ˈθiŋko]
cinco
cinco
cinco
quinque
five

ollo [ˈoʎo] , hora [ˈɔɾa]
ollo [ˈɔʎo] , hora [ˈɔɾa] / [ˈoɾa]
ollo [ˈɔʎo] , hora [ˈoɾa]
ollo, hora
olho, hora
ojo, hora
oculum, horam
eye, hour

ti cantaste(s)
tu/ti cantaches
tu cantaste/cantache
cantaste
cantaste
cantaste
cantavisti
you sang


Examples

English
Galician ( Official )
Galician ( Reintegrationist )
Portuguese
Spanish

Good morning
Bo día / Bos días
Bom Dia
Bom Dia / Bons dias
Buenos días

What is your name?
Como te chamas?
Como te chamas?
Como te chamas?
¿Cómo te llamas?

I love you
Quérote / Ámote
Amo-te
Amo-te
Te quiero / Te amo

Excuse me
Desculpe
Desculpe
Desculpe
Perdón / Disculpe

Thanks / Thank you
Grazas
Obrigado
Obrigado
Gracias

Welcome Benvido Bem-vido Bem-vindo Bienvenido

Grandfather
Avó /aˈbo/
Avô /ɐˈvo/
Avô /ɐˈvo/
Abuelo

Newspaper
Periódico / Xornal
Jornal
Jornal
Periódico


Jewelpets

Name
Jewel
Species
Gender
Jewel Power
Attribute
Birthday
Media Debut
Voice actor

text text text text text text text text text

Ruby ( ルビー ? )
Ruby
Japanese Hare
Female
Courage
Magical Red
July 25
EP 1
Ayaka Saito

Garnet ( ガーネット ? )
Garnet
Persian Cat
Female
Love
Magical Red
January 8
EP 1
Aya Hirano

Sapphie ( サフィー ? )
Sapphire
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Female
Friendship
Magical Blue
September 1
EP 1
Nozomi Sasaki

Diana ( ダイアナ ? )
Diamond
Munchkin
Female
Dark Magic Charisma
Magical Black Dark Magic
April 20
EP 4
Rumi Shishido

Rin ( リン ? )
Citrine
Parakeet
Female
Prosperity
Magical Red
November 23
EP 4
Mayu Hayakawa

Chite ( カイト ? )
Malachite
Jack Russell Terrier
Male
Assistance
Magical Green
December 4
EP 5
Miyuki Sawashiro

Prase ( プレーズ ? )
Chrysoprase
Toy Poodle
Female
Study
Magical Green
February 14
EP 6
Ai Iwamura

King ( キング ? )
Onyx
French Bulldog
Male
Health
Magical Black
August 10
EP 7
Hidenobu Kiuchi

Rald ( ラルド ? )
Emerald
Panda
Male
Harmony
Magical Green
May 17
EP 8
Mayumi Tsuchiya

Ryl ( リル ? )
Red Beryl
Miniature pig
Female
Mind and Body Purification
Magical Red
April 24
EP 9
Tomomi Fujita

Tour ( トール ? )
Tourmaline
American Shorthair
Male
Adventure
Magical Green
October 13
EP 10
Junko Takeuchi

Fluola ( フローラ ? )
Fluorite
Sheep
Female
Future Prediction
Magical Green
January 17
EP 11
Aki Kanada

Peridot ( ペリドット ? )
Peridot
Papillon
Female
Dream Fulfillment
Magical Green
August 3
EP 12
Yuki Kaida

Kohaku ( コハク ? )
Amber
Shiba Inu
Male
Economic Fortune Improvement
Magical Red
June 5
EP 14
Junko Minagawa

Luna ( ルナ ? )
Moonstone
Netherland Dwarf
Female
Charm Improvement
Magical Blue
June 8
EP 15
Rumi Shishido

Nephrite ( ネフライト ? )
Nephrite
Welsh Corgi
Male
Teamwork and Leading
Magical Green
February 1
EP 16
Megumi Ozaki

Yuku ( ユーク ? )
Euclase
Beagle
Male
Intellect and Vision
Magical Blue
November 3
EP 17
Hitomi Yoshida

Aqua ( アクア ? )
Aquamarine
Clownfish
Male
Calm Reliever
Magical Blue
March 26
EP 21
Yakkun Sakurazuka

Kaiya ( カイヤ ? )
Kyanite
Siamese Cat
Female
Independence
Magical Blue
May 15
EP 24
Kanako Sakai

Opal ( オパール ? )
Opal
Unicorn
Female
Awakening and Miracles
Magical Blue
October 3
EP 26
Miyuki Sawashiro

Titana ( チターナ ? )
Titanite
Chipmunk
Male
Balance
Magical Red
September 23
EP 29
Erika

Rei Sakai (Jewelpet) Ai Shimizu (Jewelpet Twinkle)

Tata ( タータ ? )
Turquoise
Squirrel monkey
Male
Courage
Magical Green
December 19
EP 32
Junko Takeuchi

Nix ( ニック ? )
Sardonyx
Ferret
Male
Reconciliation
Magical Red
August 22
EP 33
Yuichi Inokuchi

Amelie ( アメリ ? )
Amethyst
Djungarian Hamster
Female
Bond
Magical Blue
February 9
EP 34
Aoi Yūki

Lapis ( ラピス ? )
Lapis lazuli
Russian Blue
Female
Illness Recovery
Magical Blue
September 15
EP 35
Junko Takeuchi

Kris ( クリス ? )
Chrysocolla
Miniature dachshund
Male
Success in Work
Magical Green
July 5
EP 37
Aki Kanada

Io ( イオ ? )
Iolite
Holland Lop
Male
Refresh
Magical Blue
December 29
EP 38
Nozomi Sasaki

Labra ( ラブラ ? )
Labradorite
Polar Bear
Female
Mischief
Magical Black
December 27
EP 39
Miyuki Sawashiro

Topaz ( トパーズ ? )
Topaz
Yorkshire Terrier
Female
Confidence
Magical Blue
November 12
EP 42
Aki Kanada

Brownie ( ブラウニー ? )
Brown Quartz
Hedgehog
Male
Imagination
Magical Red
October 23
EP 44
Yui Hatano

Angela ( エンジェラ ? )
Anhydrite
Alpaca
Female
Solace
Magical Green
March 30
JPT EP 36 (Jewel Charm Form Only)
Aki Toyosaki (Jewelpet Sunshine)

Charlotte ( チャロット ? )
Charoite
Honey Bee
Female
Challenging Spirit
Magical Blue
April 3
JPT EP 46
MAKO

Jasper ( ジャスパー ? )
Jasper
Cheetah
Male
Honesty
Magical Red
February 14
JPT EP 43 (End Segment)
KENN

Coal ( コール ? )
Coal
Capybara
Male
Endurance
Magical Black
September 6
JPKD EP 3
Yoji Ueda

Granite ( グラナイト ? )
Granite
White lion
Male
Security
Magical Black
December 1
JPS EP 52
Atsushi Tamaru

Rossa ( ローサ ? )
Inca Rose
Ussuri brown bear
Female
Passion
Magical Red
July 18
JPKD EP 52
Ai Kayano


Sweetspets

Name
Sweet
Species
Gender
Attribute
Birthday
Media Debut
Voice Actor

Sakuran ( さくらん ? )
Sakuramochi
Brown bear
Female
Magical Red
Unknown
JPS EP 38
Rina Hidaka

Melorina ( メロリーナ ? )
Melonpan
Poodle
Female
Magical Red
Unknown
JPS EP 38
Asuka Ōgame (Sweets Dance Princess)

Eclan ( エクレン ? )
Eclair
Rex rabbit
Female
Magical Red
Unknown
JPS EP 38
Chiwa Saito (Sweets Dance Princess)

Macaronia ( マカロニア ? )
Macaron
Holland Lop
Female
Magical Red
Unknown
JPS EP 38
Miyu Matsuki (Sweets Dance Princess)

DonaDona ( ドナドナ ? )
Donut
Golden hamster
Male
Magical Red
Unknown
JPS EP 38
Saki Fujita (Sweets Dance Princess)

Honey ( ハニー ? )
Honey Waffles
Flying Squirrel
Female
Magical Red
Unknown
JPS EP 38
Megumi Mukai (Sweets Dance Princess)

Purinki ( プリンキー ? )
Crème caramel
Common squirrel monkey
Female
Magical Green
Unknown
JPS EP 38
Mana Matsufuji (Sweets Dance Princess)

Chocolat ( ショコラ ? )
Chocolate Ice Cream
Asian black bear
Female
Magical Red
Unknown
JPS EP 38
Marie Miyake (Sweets Dance Princess)

Maco ( マコ ? )
Macaron
Roborovski hamster
Female
Magical Red
Unknown
JPS EP 38
MAKO

Kaco ( カコ ? )
Macaron
Roborovski hamster
Male
Magical Green
Unknown
JPS EP 38
Asuka Ōgame

Roco ( ロコ ? )
Macaron
Roborovski hamster
Female
Magical Red
Unknown
JPS EP 38
Marie Miyake

Coron ( コロン ? )
Macaron
Roborovski hamster
Male
Magical Red
Unknown
JPS EP 38
Saki Fujita


Rnd
Circuit
Lites 1 Race One Winning Team
Lites 2 Race One Winning Team
Lites 1 Race Two Winning Team
Lites 2 Race Two Winning Team

Sebring
#21 Inspire Motorsports
#23 Factory 48 Motorsports
#13 Inspire Motorsports
#75 BERG Racing

Sebring
Charlie Shears
Lee Alexander
Gary Gibson
John Weisberg

Laguna Seca
#37 Intersport Racing
#75 BERG Racing
#11 Performance Tech
#75 BERG Racing

Laguna Seca
James Kovacic
John Weisberg
Johnny Meriggi
John Weisberg

New Jersey
#21 Inspire Motorsports
#23 Factory 48 Motorsports
#12 Eurosport Racing
#75 BERG Racing

New Jersey
Charlie Shears
Lee Alexander
Matt Downs
John Weisberg

Miller
#66 Gunnar Racing
#23 Factory 48 Motorsports
#4 Eurosport Racing
#23 Factory 48 Motorsports

Miller
Frankie Montecalvo
Lee Alexander
Antonio Downs
Lee Alexander

Lime Rock
#13 Inspire Motorsports
#75 BERG Racing
not held
not held

Lime Rock
Gary Gibson
John Weisberg
not held
not held

Road America
#34 Eurosport Racing
#75 BERG Racing
#4 Eurosport Racing
#07 Clueless Racing

Road America
Jon Brownson
John Weisberg
Antonio Downs
Rick Bartuska

Mosport
#21 CORE Autosport
#75 BERG Racing
#79 Eurosport Racing
#75 BERG Racing

Mosport
Charlie Shears
John Weisberg
Lucas Downs
John Weisberg

Road Atlanta
#13 CORE Autosport
#10 WEST Racing
#8 Performance Tech
#75 BERG Racing


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No. in season
Title
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difference
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Pennsylvania

United States House of Representatives elections, 1838

District
Incumbent
Party
First elected
Result
Candidates

Joseph Fornance (D) 54.9% Joseph Royer (W) 45.1%

John Davis (D) 51.9% Mathias Morris (W) 48.1%

George Keim (D) 69.3% Daniel M. Bieber (W) 30.7%

William Simonton (W) 59.1% William Reily (D) 40.9%

James Gerry (D) 56.6% Charles A. Barnitz (W) 43.4%

James Cooper (W) 55.9% Daniel Sheffer (D) 44.1%

David Petrikin (D) 53.5% David Hurley (W) 46.5%

Charles Ogle (AM) 55.9% Job Mann (D) 44.1%

Enos Hook (D) 62.4% Fideleo Hughes (W) 37.6%

Isaac Leet (D) 50.1% Joseph Lawrence (W) 49.9%

Richard Biddle (AM) 58.1% James Power (D) 41.9%

William Beatty (D) 61.5% George W. Smith (W) 38.5%

Thomas Henry (AM) 54.7% James D. White (D) 45.3%


Competitive history

Year Competition Location Apparatus Rank-Final Score-Final Rank-Qualifying Score-Qualifying


Mathias Morris (W) 51.4% John Rockman (D) 48.6%

Luther Reily (D) 50.8% George W. Harris (W) 49.2%

Henry Logan (D) 58.2% Jacob Kirk (W) 41.8%

Charles McClure (D) 57.5% William Sharon (W) 42.5%

David Petrikin (D) 52.1% John McReynolds (W) 47.9%

Charles Ogle (AM) 51.7% Job Mann (D) 48.3%

Pennsylvania 20
Andrew Buchanan
Jacksonian
Re-elected
Andrew Buchanan (D) 100%


Pennsylvania

United States House of Representatives elections, 1834

Joel B. Sutherland (J) 61.7% James Gowen (?) 38.3%

Jacob Fry, Jr. (J) 55.3% James Royer (?) 44.7%

Mathias Morris (AJ) 52.4% Henry Chapman (J) 47.6%

William Clark (AM) 54.0% John C. Bucher (J) 46.0%

George Chambers (AM) 59.8% Ludwig Heck (J) 40.2%

Jesse Miller (J) 51.4% Thomas Whiteside (AM) 48.6%

John Laporte (J) 56.8% Horrace Williston 43.2%

Job Mann (J) 54.6% Charles Ogle (AM) 45.4%

Harmar Denny (AM) 53.5% John M. Snowden (J) 46.5%

John Banks (AM) 52.2% Samuel Power (J) 47.8%


James Lent (J) 52.3% Silas Wood (AJ) 47.7%

Hector Craig (J) 55.7% Samuel J. Wilkin (AJ) 44.3%

James Strong (AJ) 50.9% James Vanderpoel (J) 49.1%

Perkins King (J) 61.6% Jacob Haight (AJ) 38.4%

New York 15
Michael Hoffman
Jacksonian
1824
Re-elected
Michael Hoffman (J) 100%

John W. Taylor (AJ) 54.9% John Cramer (J) 45.1%

Robert Monell (J) 63.6% Tilly Lynde 36.4%

Thomas Beekman (AJ) 53.4% John G. Stower (J) 46.6%

Thomas Maxwell (J) 60.1% David Woodcock (AJ) 39.9%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1828

South Carolina 1
William Drayton
Jacksonian
1825 ( special )
Re-elected
William Drayton (J)

South Carolina 2
James Hamilton, Jr.
Jacksonian
1822 (special)
Retired Jacksonian hold
Robert W. Barnwell (J)

John Campbell (J) Thomas R. Mitchell (J)

South Carolina 4
William D. Martin
Jacksonian
1826
Re-elected
William D. Martin (J)

South Carolina 5
George McDuffie
Jacksonian
1820
Re-elected
George McDuffie (J)

South Carolina 6
Warren R. Davis
Jacksonian
1826
Re-elected
Warren R. Davis (J) 76.1% Cobb 23.9%

South Carolina 7
William T. Nuckolls
Jacksonian
1826
Re-elected
William T. Nuckolls (J)


Virginia 2
James Trezvant
Jacksonian
1825
Re-elected
James Trezvant (J) 100%

Virginia 3
William S. Archer
Jacksonian
1820 (special)
Re-elected
William S. Archer (J) 100%

Virginia 4
Mark Alexander
Jacksonian
1819
Re-elected
Mark Alexander (J) 100%

Virginia 6
Thomas Davenport
Jacksonian
1825
Re-elected
Thomas Davenport (J) 100%

Virginia 7
Nathaniel H. Claiborne
Jacksonian
1825
Re-elected
Nathaniel H. Claiborne (J) 100%

Virginia 9
Andrew Stevenson
Jacksonian
1821
Re-elected
Andrew Stevenson (J) 100%

Virginia 10
William C. Rives
Jacksonian
1823
Re-elected
William C. Rives (J) 100%

Virginia 11
Philip P. Barbour
Jacksonian
1815 1827
Re-elected
Philip P. Barbour (J) 100%

Virginia 12
John Roane
Jacksonian
1809 1827
Re-elected
John Roane (J) 100%

John Taliaferro (AJ) 61.8% Willoughby Newton 38.2%

Charles F. Mercer (AJ) 82.0% John Gibson 18.0%

Virginia 15
John S. Barbour
Jacksonian
1823
Re-elected
John S. Barbour (J) 100%

Virginia 16
William Armstrong
Anti-Jacksonian
1825
Re-elected
William Armstrong (AJ) 100%

Robert Allen (J) 61.5% Samuel Kerceval 38.5%

Virginia 19
William McCoy
Jacksonian
1811
Re-elected
William McCoy (J) 100%

Robert Craig (J) 55.0% Fleming B. Miller 45.0%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1826

Silas Wood (A) 97.9% Tredwell Scudder 2.1%

John J. Wood (J) 54.7% John T. Smith (A) 45.3%

Aaron Ward (A) 59.6% John Haff (J) 40.4%

John Hallock, Jr. (J) 56.8% Hector Craig (J) 43.2%

James Strong (A) 59.8% Walter Patterson (A?) 40.2%

New York 10
Stephen Van Rensselaer
Adams
1822 (special)
Re-elected
Stephen Van Rensselaer (A) 100%

Selah R. Hobbie (J) 58.9% Isaac Burr (A) 41.1%

New York 12
William Dietz
Jacksonian
1824
Retired Jacksonian hold
John I. De Graff (J) 100%

Henry R. Storrs (A) 69.8% Ezekiel Bacon (J) 30.2%

Henry Markell (A) 51.6% Aaron Haring (J) 48.4%

Richard Keese (J) 52.4% Asa Hascall (A) 47.6%

John C. Clark (J) 52.6% Robert Monell (J) 47.4%

John G. Stower (J) 52.0% John Miller (A) 48.0%

Jonas Earll, Jr. (J) 51.8% Luther Badger (A) 48.2%

Nathaniel Garrow (J) 54.1% Elijah Miller (A) 45.9%

Daniel D. Barnard (A) 52.3% Enos Pomeroy 47.7%


South Carolina 1
William Drayton
Jacksonian
1825 ( special )
Re-elected
William Drayton (J)

South Carolina 2
James Hamilton, Jr.
Jacksonian
1822 (special)
Re-elected
James Hamilton, Jr. (J) 100%

South Carolina 5
George McDuffie
Jacksonian
1820
Re-elected
George McDuffie (J)

Warren R. Davis (J) 50.3% John Wilson (J) 49.7%

South Carolina 8
John Carter
Jacksonian
1822 (special)
Re-elected
John Carter (J) 100%


Virginia 2
James Trezvant
Jacksonian
1825
Re-elected
James Trezvant (J) 100%

Virginia 3
William S. Archer
Jacksonian
1820 (special)
Re-elected
William S. Archer (J) 100%

Virginia 4
Mark Alexander
Jacksonian
1819
Re-elected
Mark Alexander (J) 100%

Virginia 5
George W. Crump
Jacksonian
1826 ( special )
Retired Jacksonian hold
John Randolph (J) 100%

Virginia 6
Thomas Davenport
Jacksonian
1825
Re-elected
Thomas Davenport (J) 100%

Virginia 8
Burwell Bassett
Jacksonian
1805 1821
Re-elected
Burwell Bassett (J) 100%

Virginia 9
Andrew Stevenson
Jacksonian
1821
Re-elected
Andrew Stevenson (J) 100%

Virginia 10
William C. Rives
Jacksonian
1823
Re-elected
William C. Rives (J) 100%

Virginia 11
Robert Taylor
Adams
1825
Retired Jacksonian gain
Philip P. Barbour (J) 100%

Virginia 12
Robert S. Garnett
Jacksonian
1817
Retired Jacksonian hold
John Roane (J) 100%

Charles F. Mercer (A) 63.0% Robert Thompson 37.0%

John S. Barbour (J) 65.0% William E. Hunton 35.0%

William Armstrong (A) 78.0% John Peters 22.0%

Virginia 19
William McCoy
Jacksonian
1811
Re-elected
William McCoy (J)

Virginia 20
John Floyd
Jacksonian
1817
Re-elected
John Floyd (J) 87.2% Edward Watts 12.8%


Henry Daniel (J) 52.2% David Trimble (A) 47.8%

Thomas Metcalfe (A) 54.9% James Conn 45.1%

James Clark (A) 57.9% Benjamin Taylor (J) 42.1%

Robert L. McHatton (J) 52.5% Alfred Sanford 47.5%

Kentucky 7
Thomas P. Moore
Jacksonianian
1822
Re-elected
Thomas P. Moore (J) 90.5% Thompson 9.5%

Charles A. Wickliffe (J) 66.1% Lee White 33.9%

Joel Yancey (J) 50.8% Francis Johnson (A) 49.2%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1824

Silas Wood (A) 60.5% James Lent (J) 39.5%

Joshua Sands (A) 53.1% John T. Bergen (J) 46.9%

Bartow White (A) 52.8% Peter Livingston (DR) 47.2%

James Strong 60.0% Robert Livingston (F) 40.0%

William McManus (A) 56.6% George R. Davis 43.4%

New York 10
Stephen Van Rensselaer
Adams-Clay Federalist
1822 (special)
Re-elected
Stephen Van Rensselaer (A) 100%

William G. Angel (A) 52.2% William Campbell 47.8%

Henry R. Storrs (A) 57.3% James Lynch 42.7%

Henry Markell (A) 54.9% William Dodge 45.1%

New York 17
John W. Taylor
Adams-Clay Republican
1812
Re-elected
John W. Taylor (A) 100%

Henry C. Martindale (A) 64.6% John Gale 35.4%

Henry Ross (A) 52.3% William Hogan 47.7%

Elias Whitmore (A) 50.4% Lot Clark (DR-C) 49.6%

New York 22
Justin Dwinell
Crawford Republican
1822
Retired Adams gain
John Miller (A) 54.3% John Lynde 45.7%

Charles Kellogg (J) 53.1% Rowland Day (DR-C) 46.9%

Charles Humphrey (A) 51.2% David Woodcock 48.8%


Kentucky 1
David Trimble
Adams-Clay Republican
1816
Re-elected
David Trimble (A)

Kentucky 3
Henry Clay
Adams-Clay Republican
1810 1822
Re-elected
Henry Clay (A) 100%

Robert P. Letcher (A) 60.1% John Speed Smith 39.9%

Kentucky 6
David White
Adams-Clay Republican
1822
Retired Jacksonian gain
Joseph Lecompte (J) John Logan

Kentucky 7
Thomas P. Moore
Jacksonian Republican
1822
Re-elected
Thomas P. Moore (J) Samuel Woodson


United States House of Representatives elections, 1820

Joseph Kent (DR) 96.9% John C. Herbert (F) 2.2%

Maryland 3
Henry R. Warfield
Federalist
1818
Re-elected
Henry R. Warfield (F) 99.3%

Peter Little (DR) 50.0% Samuel Smith 50.0%

Jeremiah Cosden (DR) 49.9% Philip Reed (DR) 49.9%


North Carolina 2
Hutchins G. Burton
Democratic-Republican
1819
Re-elected
Hutchins G. Burton (DR) 100%

Thomas H. Hall (DR) 53.0% William Clarke (F) 47.0%

Charles Hooks (DR) 65.3% Daniel Glisson (F) 34.7%

Weldon N. Edwards (DR) 99.3% Others 0.7%

North Carolina 8
James S. Smith
Democratic-Republican
1817
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
Josiah Crudup (DR) John Scott (F)

North Carolina 9
Thomas Settle
Democratic-Republican
1817
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
Romulus M. Saunders (DR)

North Carolina 10
Charles Fisher
Democratic-Republican
1819 (special)
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
John Long (DR) John L. Henderson (F)

Felix Walker (DR) 62.1% Robert B. Vance (DR) 37.9%


Virginia 4
William McCoy
Democratic-Republican
1811
Re-elected
William McCoy (DR)

Virginia 5
John Floyd
Democratic-Republican
1817
Re-elected
John Floyd (DR)

Virginia 6
Alexander Smyth
Democratic-Republican
1817
Re-elected
Alexander Smyth (DR)

William Smith (DR) 53.2% James Wilson (DR) 46.8%

Virginia 11
Philip P. Barbour
Democratic-Republican
1814 (special)
Re-elected
Philip P. Barbour (DR)

Virginia 12
Robert S. Garnett
Democratic-Republican
1817
Re-elected
Robert S. Garnett (DR) 100%

Jabez Leftwich (DR) 93.5% James Calloway (DR) 6.5%

Virginia 17
William S. Archer
Democratic-Republican
1820 (special)
Re-elected
William S. Archer (DR) 100%

Virginia 18
Mark Alexander
Democratic-Republican
1819
Re-elected
Mark Alexander (DR) 100%

Virginia 19
James Jones
Democratic-Republican
1819
Re-elected
James Jones (DR)

Lost re-election Democratic-Republican hold

Arthur Smith (DR) 60.3% John C. Gray (DR) 39.7%

Thomas Newton, Jr. (DR) 94.7% Others 5.3%

Virginia 22
Hugh Nelson
Democratic-Republican
1811
Re-elected
Hugh Nelson (DR) 100%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1818

Jared Williams (DR) 64.6% John Smith (DR) 35.4%

Virginia 4
William McCoy
Democratic-Republican
1811
Re-elected
William McCoy (DR) 100%

Virginia 5
John Floyd
Democratic-Republican
1817
Re-elected
John Floyd (DR) 100%

Virginia 6
Alexander Smyth
Democratic-Republican
1817
Re-elected
Alexander Smyth (DR) 100%

Virginia 7
Ballard Smith
Democratic-Republican
1815
Re-elected
Ballard Smith (DR)

Virginia 8
Charles F. Mercer
Federalist
1817
Re-elected
Charles F. Mercer (F) 100%

Virginia 11
Philip P. Barbour
Democratic-Republican
1814 (special)
Re-elected
Philip P. Barbour (DR) 100%

Virginia 12
Robert S. Garnett
Democratic-Republican
1817
Re-elected
Robert S. Garnett (DR)

Virginia 13
Burwell Bassett
Democratic-Republican
1815
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
Severn E. Parker (DR) John Drury

Virginia 14
William A. Burwell
Democratic-Republican
1806 (special)
Re-elected
William A. Burwell (DR)

George Tucker (DR) 72.2% John Kerr (DR) 27.8%

Virginia 17
James Pleasants
Democratic-Republican
1811
Re-elected
James Pleasants (DR)

James Jones (DR) 70.6% John Pegram (DR) 29.4%

Virginia 20
James Johnson
Democratic-Republican
1813
Re-elected
James Johnson (DR) 100%

Virginia 21
Thomas Newton, Jr.
Democratic-Republican
1797
Re-elected
Thomas Newton, Jr. (DR) 100%

Virginia 22
Hugh Nelson
Democratic-Republican
1811
Re-elected
Hugh Nelson (DR)


Caleb Tompkins (DR) 56.8% Abraham Odell (F) 42.8%

James W. Wilkin (DR) 55.4% James Burt (F) 44.6%

Josiah Hasbrouck (DR) 51.7% John Sudam (F) 48.2%

John P. Cushman (F) 54.9% Thomas Turner (DR) 44.9%

John W. Taylor (DR) 53.4% Elisha Powell (F) 46.6%

Thomas Lawyer (DR) 54.9% William Beekman (F) 45.1%

Thomas H. Hubbard (DR) 51.5% Simeon Ford (F) 48.4%

David A. Ogden (F) 50.4% Ela Collins (DR) 49.5%


Jacob Spangler (DR) 67.1% Jacob Hay (F) 32.9%

Pennsylvania 6 Plural district with 2 seats

John Ross (DR) 50.8% Samuel D. Ingham (DR) 49.2%

Pennsylvania 8
William Piper
Democratic-Republican
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
Alexander Ogle (DR) 99.7%

Thomas Patterson (DR) 87.2% John Hughes (F) 12.8%

Henry Baldwin (DR) 61.6% Walter Lowrie (DR) 38.4%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1816

Virginia 1
John G. Jackson
Democratic-Republican
1803 1813
Retired Federalist gain
James Pindall (F) 100%

Virginia 4
William McCoy
Democratic-Republican
1811
Re-elected
William McCoy (DR)

John Floyd (DR) 57.6 Elijah MacClannahan (F) 42.4%

Ballard Smith (DR) 94.7% John Gray (F) 5.3%

Virginia 11
Philip P. Barbour
Democratic-Republican
1814 (special)
Re-elected
Philip P. Barbour (DR)

Virginia 14
William A. Burwell
Democratic-Republican
1806 (special)
Re-elected
William A. Burwell (DR)

Virginia 15
John Kerr
Democratic-Republican
1815 ( special )
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
William J. Lewis (DR) 100%

Virginia 17
James Pleasants
Democratic-Republican
1811
Re-elected
James Pleasants (DR) 100%

Virginia 18
Thomas M. Nelson
Democratic-Republican
1816 ( special )
Re-elected
Thomas M. Nelson (DR) 100%

Peterson Goodwyn (DR) 96.9% John Pegram (DR) 3.1%

Virginia 20
James Johnson
Democratic-Republican
1813
Re-elected
James Johnson (DR) 100%

Hugh Nelson (DR) 72.7% Thomas W. Maury (DR) 27.3%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1814

South Carolina 2
William Lowndes
Democratic-Republican
1810
Re-elected
William Lowndes (DR) 100%

South Carolina 4
John J. Chappell
Democratic-Republican
1812
Re-elected
John J. Chappell (DR)

South Carolina 5
David R. Evans
Democratic-Republican
1812
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
William Woodward (DR)

John C. Calhoun (DR) Benjamin C. Yancey (DR)

Lost re-election Democratic-Republican hold

John Taylor (DR) 75.4% Elias Earle (DR) 24.1%

Thomas Moore (DR) Bowen (F) Samuel Farrow (DR)


Kentucky 1
James Clark
Democratic-Republican
1812
Re-elected
James Clark (DR) 100%

Kentucky 2
Joseph H. Hawkins
Democratic-Republican
1814 ( special )
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
Henry Clay (DR)

Kentucky 3
Richard M. Johnson
Democratic-Republican
1806
Re-elected
Richard M. Johnson (DR) 100%

Kentucky 4
Joseph Desha
Democratic-Republican
1806
Re-elected
Joseph Desha (DR) 100%

Kentucky 6
Solomon P. Sharp
Democratic-Republican
1812
Re-elected
Solomon P. Sharp (DR) 100%

Samuel McKee (DR) 61.3% Samuel South 38.7%

Kentucky 8
Stephen Ormsby
Democratic-Republican
1810
Re-elected
Stephen Ormsby (DR) James Moore


United States House of Representatives elections, 1812

New York 5
Thomas B. Cooke
Democratic-Republican
1810
Retired Federalist gain
Thomas P. Grosvenor (F)

Samuel Sherwood (F) 53.6% John Ely (DR) 46.4%

New York 9
Thomas Sammons
Democratic-Republican
1808
Retired Federalist gain
John Lovett (F)

New York 10
Silas Stow
Democratic-Republican
1810
Retired Federalist gain
Hosea Moffitt (F)

John W. Taylor (DR) 52.8% Samuel Stewart (F) 47.2%

Jacob Markell (F) 55.6% James McIntyre (DR) 44.4%

Moss Kent (F) 61.2% Jacob Brown (DR) 38.8%


Willis Alston (DR) 56.0% Daniel Mason (F) 44.0%

North Carolina 5
William R. King
Democratic-Republican
1810
Re-elected
William R. King (DR) 100%

North Carolina 6
Nathaniel Macon
Democratic-Republican
1791
Re-elected
Nathaniel Macon (DR)

Bartlett Yancey (DR) 61.1% James Martin (F) 38.9%

Joseph Pearson (F) 54.1% Alexander Gary (DR) 45.9%


Kentucky 1
None (District created)
None (District created)
None (District created)
New seat Democratic-Republican gain
James Clark (DR) 100%

Henry Clay Redistricted from the 5th district

Joseph Desha Redistricted from the 6th district

Solomon P. Sharp (DR) 69.9% Anthony Butler 30.1%

Samuel McKee Redistricted from the 2nd district

Stephen Ormsby Redistricted from the 3rd district

Lost re-election Democratic-Republican hold

Thomas Montgomery (DR) Henry James Micah Taul (DR)


Ebenezer Sage (DR) 93.5% David Gardiner (F) 6.5%

Thomas B. Cooke (DR) 52.1% Gerrit Abeel (F) 47.9%

Benjamin Pond (DR) 57.6% James McCrea (F) 42.4%

Silas Stow (DR) 51.3% Simeon Ford (F) 48.7%

Thomas R. Gold (F) 52.6% Thomas Skinner (DR) 47.4%

Arunah Metcalf (DR) 56.2% John M. Bowers (F) 43.8%

Uri Tracy (DR) 60.2% Nathaniel Waldron (F) 39.8%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1810

Pennsylvania 4 Plural district with 2 seats

David Bard (DR) 50.0% Robert Whitehill (DR) 50.0%

Pennsylvania 5
George Smith
Democratic-Republican
1808
Re-elected
George Smith (DR) 100%

William Crawford (DR) 56.6% David Cassat (F) 43.4%

William Piper (DR) 58.5% John Rea (DR) 41.5%

Pennsylvania 9
John Smilie
Democratic-Republican
1792 1798
Re-elected
John Smilie (DR) 100%


John Baker (F) 56.5% Daniel Morgan (DR) 43.5%

Virginia 3
John Smith
Democratic-Republican
1801
Re-elected
John Smith (DR) 100%

Virginia 6
Daniel Sheffey
Federalist
1809
Re-elected
Daniel Sheffey (F) 100%

Joseph Lewis, Jr. (F) 80.0% John Love (DR) 19.9%

Virginia 10
John Dawson
Democratic-Republican
1797
Re-elected
John Dawson (DR) 100%

Virginia 11
John Roane
Democratic-Republican
1809
Re-elected
John Roane (DR)

Burwell Bassett (DR) 59.5% John Eyre (F) 40.5%

Virginia 13
William A. Burwell
Democratic-Republican
1806 (special)
Re-elected
William A. Burwell (DR) 100%

Virginia 14
Matthew Clay
Democratic-Republican
1797
Re-elected
Matthew Clay (DR) John Kerr (DR)

John Randolph (DR) 67.8% John W. Eppes (DR) 32.2%

Virginia 17
Thomas Gholson, Jr.
Democratic-Republican
1808 (special)
Re-elected
Thomas Gholson, Jr. (DR)

Virginia 18
Peterson Goodwyn
Democratic-Republican
1803
Re-elected
Peterson Goodwyn (DR) 100%

Edwin Gray (DR) 62.2% Samuel Butler (DR) 37.8%

Virginia 21
David S. Garland
Democratic-Republican
1809 (special)
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
Hugh Nelson (DR) 100%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1804

John G. Jackson (DR) 57.2% Thomas Wilson (F) 42.8%

Lost re-election Democratic-Republican gain

Virginia 3
John Smith
Democratic-Republican
1801
Re-elected
John Smith (DR)

Virginia 4
David Holmes
Democratic-Republican
1797
Re-elected
David Holmes (DR)

Virginia 6
Abram Trigg
Democratic-Republican
1797
Re-elected
Abram Trigg (DR)

Walter Jones (DR) 99.0% Henry Lee (F) 1.0%

Virginia 9
Philip R. Thompson
Democratic-Republican
1793
Re-elected
Philip R. Thompson (DR)

John Dawson (DR) 66.2% James Barbour (Quid) 33.8%

Virginia 13
Christopher H. Clark
Democratic-Republican
1804 (special)
Re-elected
Christopher H. Clark (DR)

Matthew Clay (DR) 88.9% William Lewis (F) 11.1%

Virginia 15
John Randolph
Democratic-Republican
1799
Re-elected
John Randolph (DR)

Virginia 16
John W. Eppes
Democratic-Republican
1803
Re-elected
John W. Eppes (DR)

Virginia 18
Peterson Goodwyn
Democratic-Republican
1803
Re-elected
Peterson Goodwyn (DR)

Virginia 19
Edwin Gray
Democratic-Republican
1799
Re-elected
Edwin Gray (DR)

Virginia 20
Thomas Newton, Jr.
Democratic-Republican
1799
Re-elected
Thomas Newton, Jr. (DR) 100%


United States House of Representatives elections, 1800

William Jones (DR) 50.2% Francis Gurney (F) 49.8%

Michael Leib (DR) 77.8% John Lardner (F) 22.2%

Joseph Hiester (DR) 83.2% Roswell Wells (F) 16.8%

John A. Hanna (DR) 74.6% Samuel Maclay (F) 25.4%

Thomas Boude (F) 54.1% John Whitehill (DR) 45.9%

John Stewart (DR) 54.8% John Eddie (F) 45.2%

Andrew Gregg (DR) 72.6% David Mitchell (F) 27.4%

Henry Woods (F) 53.6% David Bard (DR) 46.4%


David Holmes (DR) Alexander Sinclair (F)

Virginia 4
Abram Trigg
Democratic-Republican
1797
Re-elected
Abram Trigg (DR)

Virginia 5
John J. Trigg
Democratic-Republican
1797
Re-elected
John J. Trigg (DR)

Virginia 6
Matthew Clay
Democratic-Republican
1797
Re-elected
Matthew Clay (DR)

Virginia 7
John Randolph
Democratic-Republican
1799
Re-elected
John Randolph (DR)

Virginia 8
Samuel Goode
Federalist
1799
Democratic-Republican gain
Thomas Claiborne (DR)

Virginia 9
Joseph Eggleston
Democratic-Republican
1798 (special)
Democratic-Republican hold
William B. Giles (DR)

Virginia 10
Edwin Gray
Democratic-Republican
1799
Re-elected
Edwin Gray (DR) Nicholas Faulcon (DR)

Virginia 12
Thomas Evans
Federalist
1797
Retired Federalist hold
John Stratton (F) John Page (DR)

Virginia 13
Littleton Waller Tazewell
Democratic-Republican
1800 (special)
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
John Clopton (DR) Samuel Tyler (DR)

Virginia 14
Samuel J. Cabell
Democratic-Republican
1795
Re-elected
Samuel J. Cabell (DR)

Virginia 15
John Dawson
Democratic-Republican
1797
Re-elected
John Dawson (DR)

Philip R. Thompson (DR) John Blackwell (F)


United States House of Representatives elections, 1798

Robert Page (F) 54.3% John Smith (DR) 45.7%

David Holmes (DR) Robert Porterfield (F)

George Jackson (DR) 53.9% John Haymond (F) 46.0%

Abram Trigg (DR) 88.5% William Preston (F) 11.5%

Virginia 5
John J. Trigg
Democratic-Republican
Re-elected
John J. Trigg (DR) George Hancock (F)

Virginia 6
Matthew Clay
Democratic-Republican
Re-elected
Matthew Clay (DR) Isaac Coles (DR)

Thomas Evans (F) 62.3% John Page (DR) 37.7%

Virginia 13
John Clopton
Democratic-Republican
Lost re-election Federalist gain
John Marshall (F) John Clopton (DR)

Virginia 15
John Dawson
Democratic-Republican
Re-elected
John Dawson (DR)

Virginia 16
Anthony New
Democratic-Republican
Re-elected
Anthony New (DR) Benjamin Temple (F)

Leven Powell (F) 63.8% Roger West (DR) 36.4%

Virginia 18
John Nicholas
Democratic-Republican
Re-elected
John Nicholas (DR) John Blackwell (F)


United States House of Representatives elections, 1796

Daniel Morgan (F) Robert Rutherford (DR)

Virginia 4
Francis Preston
Democratic-Republican
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
Abram Trigg (DR)

Virginia 5
George Hancock
Federalist
Retired Democratic-Republican gain
John J. Trigg (DR)

Virginia 6
Isaac Coles
Democratic-Republican
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
Matthew Clay (DR)

Virginia 7
Abraham B. Venable
Democratic-Republican
Re-elected
Abraham B. Venable (DR)

Thomas Claiborne (DR) 62.3% Jesse Browne (F) 37.7%

Virginia 9
William B. Giles
Democratic-Republican
Re-elected
William B. Giles (DR)

Carter B. Harrison (DR) 55.4% Edwin Gray (F) 44.6%

Virginia 11
Josiah Parker
Federalist
Re-elected
Josiah Parker (F)

Virginia 12
John Page
Democratic-Republican
Lost re-election Federalist gain
Thomas Evans (F) John Page (DR)

Virginia 13
John Clopton
Democratic-Republican
Re-elected
John Clopton (DR) Burwell Bassett (F)

Virginia 14
Samuel J. Cabell
Democratic-Republican
Re-elected
Samuel J. Cabell (DR)

Virginia 15
James Madison, Jr.
Democratic-Republican
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
John Dawson (DR) Thomas Posey (F)

Richard Brent (DR) 100% Leven Powell (F)


United States House of Representatives elections, 1794

Robert Rutherford (DR) Daniel Morgan (F)

Virginia 2
Andrew Moore
Anti-Administration
Re-elected
Andrew Moore (DR)

Virginia 4
Francis Preston
Anti-Administration
Re-elected
Francis Preston (DR) Arthur Campbell

Virginia 5
George Hancock
Pro-Administration
Re-elected
George Hancock (F)

Virginia 9
William B. Giles
Anti-Administration
Re-elected
William B. Giles (DR)

Virginia 10
Carter B. Harrison
Anti-Administration
Re-elected
Carter B. Harrison (DR)

Virginia 11
Josiah Parker
Pro-Administration
Re-elected
Josiah Parker (F) Robert Cowper

Virginia 12
John Page
Anti-Administration
Re-elected
John Page (DR)

Virginia 14
Francis Walker
Anti-Administration
Retired Democratic-Republican hold
Samuel J. Cabell (DR)

Virginia 15
James Madison, Jr.
Anti-Administration
Re-elected
James Madison, Jr. (DR)

Virginia 16
Anthony New
Anti-Administration
Re-elected
Anthony New (DR)

Lost re-election Democratic-Republican gain

Richard Brent (DR) Richard Bland Lee (P)

Virginia 18
John Nicholas
Anti-Administration
Re-elected
John Nicholas (DR)


Rd.
Circuit
City / State
Date
Championship
Challenge
Production

Rd 1
Adelaide Street Circuit
Adelaide , South Australia
11–14 March
David Wall
Jordan Ormsby
Mark O'Connor

Rd 2
Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit
Melbourne , Victoria
25–28 March
Max Twigg
Damien Flack
Mark O'Connor

Rd 3
Eastern Creek Raceway
Sydney , New South Wales
20–30 May
David Wall
Damien Flack Adrian Flack
Paul Freestone

Rd 4
Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
Phillip Island , Victoria
10–11 July
James Koundouris
Shane Smollen
Tony Alford

Rd 5
Mount Panorama Circuit
Bathurst , New South Wales
7–10 October
Tony Quinn
Shane Smollen
Paul Freestone


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


Chris Harris, Carter Bays & Craig Thomas


Promoter

Detailed Family Information
From
To
Anchor
Orientation
Conserved in Mus Musculus
Matrix Sim
Sequence
Occurrence

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Cell cycle regulators: Cell cycle homology element

GATA binding factors
+ strand
conserved
0.946
taaAGATttgagg

Vertebrate TATA binding protein factor
+ strand
conserved
0.983
tcctaTAAAatttggat

Heat schock factors
+ strand
conserved
0.992
cacagaaacgttAGAAgcatctctt

Human and murine ETS1 factors
+ strand
conserved
0.984
taagccccGGAAgtacttgtt

Zinc finger transcription factor RU49, Zipro1

Krueppel like transcription factors
+ strand
conserved
0.925
tggaGGGGcagacaccc


Orthologs

Species
Common Name
Protein Name
Accession Number
NT Length
NT Identity
AA Length
AA Identity
E-Value


Episode Number
Air Date
Guests
Three Darts Challenge
Musical Performance

Aaron Johnson , Patsy Palmer , Sharleen Spiteri

Katy Brand , James Corden , Paloma Faith

10 May 2010
Gok Wan , Yvette Fielding , Alphabeat
Sharon Osbourne
Alphabeat - DJ (I Could Be Dancing)

Matthew Horne , Rihanna , The cast of Jersey Boys

Joe Swash , Arlene Phillips , Mary J. Blige


No. in series
No. in season
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
U.S. viewers (millions)

"Grilled"
Charles Haid
George Mastras
March15,2009

"Negro y Azul"
Felix Alcala
John Shiban
April19,2009

"4 Days Out"
Michelle MacLaren
Sam Catlin
May3,2009

"Over"
Phil Abraham
Moira Walley-Beckett
May10,2009

"Mandala"
Adam Bernstein
George Mastras
May17,2009

"Phoenix"
Colin Bucksey
John Shiban
May24,2009


Round Robin Standings

2011 Capital One World Women's Curling Championship

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Ends Won
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India

Dibrugarh
Kanyakumari
Vivek Express /15905/15906
Indian Railways
4286km
55
Weekly
82.30 hrs(~3.5 days)

Jammutawi
Kanyakumari
Himsagar Express /6318
Indian Railways
3715km
Weekly
69 hrs 40 min(~3 days)

Mangalore
Jammu
Navyug Express /16687
Indian Railways
3609km
Weekly
68 hrs(~3 days)

Yeswanthpur ( Bangalore )
Dibrugarh
Dibrugarh Express/15901
Indian Railways
3578km
Weekly
68 hrs (~3 days)

Tirunelveli
Jammu
TEN JAMMU Express/16787
Indian Railways
3561km
Biweekly
70 hrs(~3 days)

Thiruvananthapuram
Guwahati
Guwahati Express/12515
Indian Railways
3552km
Weekly
65 hrs

Kochuveli Railway Station ( Thiruvananthapuram )

Ernakulam
Barauni
Raptisagar Express/12522
Indian Railways
3441km
Weekly
62 hrs(~3 days)

Guwahati
Ernakulam
Guwahati - Ernakulam Express/12508
Indian Railways
3337km
weekly
59 hrs 45 mins

Okha
Rameswaram
Rameswaram-Okha Express/16733
Indian Railways
3256km
weekly
65 hrs 00 mins

Thiruvananthapuram
Gorakhpur
Raptisagar Express/12512
Indian Railways
3248km
Tri-weekly
57hrs 5 mins

Okha
Guwahati
Dwarka Express/15636
Indian Railways
3213km
weekly
65 hrs 35 mins

Dwarka
Guwahati
Dwarka Express/15636
Indian Railways
3213km
weekly
65 hrs 35 mins

Gandhidham
Kamakhya
GIMB Kamakhya Exp /15667
Indian Railways
3111km
Weekly
64 hrs 45 min(~4 days)

Dehradun
Madurai
Dehradun-Madurai SF Express /12688
Indian Railways
3086km
Weekly
53 hrs 25 min(~3 days)

Chandigarh-Chennai-Madurai LINK Express /22688

Thiruvananthapuram-New Delhi Kerala Express /12625

Dibrugarh
Chennai
Dibrugarh-Chennai Express/15930
Indian Railways
3028km
Weekly
61.20 hrs(2.5 days)

Patna
Ernakulam
Patna Ernakulam Exp/16360
Indian Railways
2984km
Weekly
54h 30m (~2. days+)

Kanyakumari
New Delhi
Thirukkural Express/12641
Indian Railways
2918km
Bi-Weekly
46 hrs 45 mins(>2 days)

Dibrugarh
Amritsar
Dibrugarh-Amritsar Express/15933
Indian Railways
2853km
Weekly
61.50 hrs(2.5 days)

Jammu
Chennai
Andaman Express/16032
Indian Railways
2798km
Tri-Weekly
58 hrs 25 min(~2.5 days)

Patna
Bangalore
Sanghmitra Exp/12296
Indian Railways
2727km
Daily
48 hrs 45 mins

Madurai
New Delhi
Tamil Nadu Sampark Kranti/12651
Indian Railways
2672km
Bi-Weekly
42 hrs 5 mins(<2 days)

Gandhidham
Nagercoil
Gandhidham Exp/16336
Indian Railways
2649km
Daily
48 hrs 50 mins (~2 days)

Dibrugarh
Chandigarh
Dibrugarh-Chandigarh Express/15903
Indian Railways
2597km
Weekly
51.50 hrs(>2 days)

Amritsar
Visakhapatnam
Hirakud Express/18508
Indian Railways
2579km
Tri-Weekly
48 hrs 5 min(2 days)

Guwahati
Lalgarh Junction (Sujangarh, Rajasthan)
Awadh - Assam Express/15609
Indian Railways
2557km
Daily
56 hrs 15 mins

Guwahati
Secunderabad Railway Station
Guwahati-Secunderabad Express/12514
Indian Railways
2553.3km
Weekly
45 hrs 50 mins (3 days)

Bikaner
Coimbatore
Bikaner-Coimbatore Exp/22475
Indian Railways
2486km
Weekly
45 hrs 5 mins (~2 days)

Barmer
Guwahati
Barmer-Guwahati Exp/15631
Indian Railways
2453km
Bi-weekly
48 hrs 35 mins (~2 days)

Puri
Jodhpur
Puri-Jodhpur Exp/18473
Indian Railways
2434km
Weekly
46 hrs 30 mins (~2 days)

Haridwar
Puri
Kalinga Utkal Exp/18478
Indian Railways
2378km
Daily
49 hrs (~2 days)

Jammu Tavi
Guwahati
Lohit Express /15651
Indian Railways
2343km
Weekly
47 hrs 15 min(~3 days)

Asansol
Bhavnagar
Parasnath Exp/12942
Indian Railways
2321km
Weekly
39 hrs 45 min (~1.6 days)

Gandhidham
Puri
Gandhidham-Puri SF Express /12993
Indian Railways
2286km
Weekly
41 hrs 30 min(~3 days)

Korba
Thiruvananthapuram
Korba-Thiruvananthapuram Exp/16327
Indian Railways
2276km
Bi-weekly
41 hrs (1.7 days)


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Selected cognates

Proto-Slavic Russian Ukrainian Belarusian Polish Czech Slovak Slovene Serbo-Croatian Bulgarian Macedonian

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*uxo (ear)
ухо (úkho)
вухо (vúkho)
вуха (vúkha)
ucho
ucho
ucho
uho
уво / uvo; uho
ухо (ukhó)
уво (úvo)

*ognь (fire)
огонь (ogónʹ)
вогонь (vohónʹ)
агонь (ahónʹ)
ogień
oheň
oheň
ogenj
огањ / oganj
огън (ógǎn)
оган/огин (ógan/ógin)

*ryba (fish)
рыба (rýba)
риба (rýba)
рыба (rýba)
ryba
ryba
ryba
riba
риба / riba
риба (ríba)
риба (ríba)

*gnězdo (nest)
гнездо (gnezdó)
гнiздо (hnizdó)
гняздо (hnyazdó)
gniazdo
hnízdo
hniezdo
gnezdo
гн(иј)ездо / gn(ij)ezdo
гнездо (gnezdó)
гнездо (gnézdo)

*oko (eye)
око (óko) (dated, poetic)
око (óko)
вока (vóka)
oko
oko
oko
oko
око / oko
око (óko)
око (óko)

*golva (head)
голова (golová)
голова (holová)
галава (halavá)
głowa
hlava
hlava
glava
глава / glava
глава (glavá)
глава (gláva)

*rǫka (hand)
рука (ruká)
рука (ruká)
рука (ruká)
ręka
ruka
ruka
roka
рука / ruka
ръка (rǎká)
рака (ráka)


District
Municipalities served
Judge of probate
Judges residence
Location of court

Hartford
Robert K. Killian, Jr. (D)
Hartford
Hartford

West Hartford
Sydney W. Elkin (D)
West Hartford
West Hartford

East Windsor , South Windsor , Windsor
Marianne Lassman Fisher (D) ‡
South Windsor
South Windsor

East Hartford
Allan T. Driscoll (D)
East Hartford
East Hartford

Glastonbury , Hebron
Peter Jay Alter (D)
South Glastonbury (Glastonbury)
Glastonbury

Newington , Rocky Hill , Wethersfield
Robert Randich (D)
Newington
Newington

Berlin , New Britain
Walter A. Clebowicz (D)
New Britain
New Britain

Avon , Canton , Granby , Simsbury
Cynthia C. Becker (R)
Avon
Simsbury

Burlington , Farmington
Evelyn M. Daly (D)
Farmington
Farmington

Enfield , Somers , Stafford
Timothy R. Keeney (R)
Somersville (Somers)
Enfield

Ellington , Vernon
James Purnell, III (R)
Vernon
Vernon

Andover , Bolton , Columbia , Manchester

Cromwell , Durham , Middlefield , Middletown

Meriden
Brian T. Mahon (D)
Meriden
Meriden

Wallingford
Philip A. Wright, Jr. (D)
Wallingford
Wallingford

Cheshire , Southington
Matthew J. Jalowiec (R)
Cheshire
Cheshire

Bristol , Plainfield , Plymouth
Andre D. Dorval (D)
Bristol
Bristol

Waterbury , Wolcott
Thomas P. Brunnock (D)
Waterbury
Waterbury

Beacon Falls , Naugatuck , Middlebury , Prospect

Coventry , Mansfield , Tolland , Willington

Canterbury , Killingly , Plainfield , Sterling

Groton , Ledyard , North Stonington , Stonington

New London , Waterford
Mathew H. Greene (D)
New London
New London

East Lyme , Montville , Old Lyme , Salem

Guilford , Madison
Joel E. Helander (R)
Guilford
Madison

Branford , North Branford
Frank J. Forgione (R)
Northford (North Branford)
Branford

East Haven , North Haven
Michael R. Brandt (R)
North Haven
East Haven

Bethany , Hamden
Salvatore L. Diglio (D)
Hamden
Hamden

New Haven
John A. Keyes (D)
New Haven
New Haven

West Haven
Mark J. DeGennaro (D)
West Haven
West Haven

Milford , Orange
Beverly Streit-Kefalas (D)
Milford
Milford

Ansonia , Derby , Seymour , Woodbridge
Clifford D. Hoyle (D)
Ansonia
Ansonia

Shelton
Fred J. Anthony (R)
Shelton
Shelton

Danbury
Dianne E. Yamin (R)
Danbury
Danbury

Bethel , Newtown , Ridgefield , Redding
Joseph A. Egan, Jr. (R)
Ridgefield
Bethel

Easton , Monroe , Trumbull
John P. Chiota (R)
Trumbull
Trumbull

Stratford
F. Paul Kurmay (R)
Stratford
Stratford

Bridgeport
Paul J. Ganim (D)
Bridgeport
Bridgeport

Fairfield
Daniel F. Caruso (R)
Fairfiled
Fairfield

Weston , Westport
Kevin M. O'Grady (D)
Weston
Westport

Norwalk , Wilton
Anthony J. DePanfilis (R)
Westport
Norwalk

Darien , New Canaan
Michael P. Murray (R)
Darien
Darien

Stamford
Gerald M. Fox, Jr. (D)
Stamford
Stamford


Congress

Electoral District
Registered voters
Seats in Congress
Candidates per party
Participating parties
Total candidates


Round one

Pick #
Player
Position
Nationality
NHL team
College/junior/club team

Brian Lawton
Centre
United States
Minnesota North Stars
Mount St. Charles Academy (USHS-RI)

Sylvain Turgeon
Left Wing
Canada
Hartford Whalers
Hull Olympiques ( QMJHL )

Pat LaFontaine
Centre
United States
New York Islanders
Verdun Juniors (QMJHL)

Steve Yzerman
Centre
Canada
Detroit Red Wings
Peterborough Petes ( OHL )

Tom Barrasso
Goaltender
United States
Buffalo Sabres
Acton-Boxboro High School (USHS-MA)

John MacLean
Right Wing
Canada
New Jersey Devils
Oshawa Generals (OHL)

Russ Courtnall
Centre
Canada
Toronto Maple Leafs
Victoria Cougars ( WHL )

Andrew McBain
Right Wing
Canada
Winnipeg Jets
North Bay Centennials (OHL)

Cam Neely
Right Wing
Canada
Vancouver Canucks
Portland Winter Hawks (WHL)

University of New Hampshire ( Hockey East )

Adam Creighton
Centre
Canada
Buffalo Sabres
Ottawa 67's (OHL)

Dave Gagner
Centre
Canada
New York Rangers
Brantford Alexanders (OHL)

Dan Quinn
Centre
Canada
Calgary Flames
Belleville Bulls (OHL)

Bobby Dollas
Defence
Canada
Winnipeg Jets
Laval Voisins (QMJHL)

Bob Errey
Left Wing
Canada
Pittsburgh Penguins
Peterborough Petes (OHL)

Gerald Diduck
Defence
Canada
New York Islanders
Lethbridge Broncos (WHL)

Alfie Turcotte
Centre
United States
Montreal Canadiens
Portland Winter Hawks (WHL)

Bruce Cassidy
Defence
Canada
Chicago Black Hawks
Ottawa 67's (OHL)

Jeff Beukeboom
Defence
Canada
Edmonton Oilers
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL)

David Jensen
Centre
United States
Hartford Whalers
Lawrence Academy (USHS-MA)

Nevin Markwart
Left Wing
Canada
Boston Bruins
Regina Pats (WHL)


Round ten

Alex Haidy
Right Wing
Canada
Pittsburgh Penguins
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL)

Greg Rolston
Right Wing
United States
Toronto Maple Leafs
Powers High School (USHS-MI)

Aleksandr Chernykh
Centre
Soviet Union
New Jersey Devils
Voskresensk (USSR)

Stu Grimson
Left Wing
Canada
Detroit Red Wings
Regina Pats (WHL)

Thomas Ahlen
Defence
Sweden
Los Angeles Kings
Skellefteå AIK (Sweden)

Brian Ross
Defence
Canada
Toronto Maple Leafs
Kitchener Rangers (OHL)

Kory Wright
Right Wing
United States
Winnipeg Jets
Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL)

Roger Grillo
Defence
United States
Vancouver Canucks
University of Maine (ECAC)

Tom Pratt
Defence
United States
Calgary Flames
Kimball Union Academy (USHS-NH)

Scott Shaunessy
Defence
United States
Quebec Nordiques
St. John's School (USHS-MA)

Reine Karlsson
Left Wing
Sweden
Hartford Whalers
Sodertalje (Sweden)

Mark Ferner
Defence
Canada
Buffalo Sabres
Kamloops Blazers (WHL)

Yves Beaudoin
Defence
Canada
Washington Capitals
Shawinigan Cataractes (QMJHL)

Milos Riha
Left Wing
Czechoslovakia
Minnesota North Stars
Vitkovice (Czechoslovakia)

Dave Shellington
Left Wing
Canada
New York Islanders
Cornwall Royals (OHL)

Thomas Rundqvist
Left Wing
Sweden
Montreal Canadiens
Karlstad (Sweden)

Dominik Hasek
Goaltender
Czechoslovakia
Chicago Black Hawks
Pardubice (Czechoslovakia)

Warren Yadlowski
Centre
Canada
Edmonton Oilers
Calgary Wranglers (WHL)

Bill McCormack
Centre
United States
Philadelphia Flyers
Westminster School (USHS-CT)

Paul Fitzsimmons
Defence
United States
Boston Bruins
Northeastern University (ECAC)


Round eleven

Garth Hildebrand
Left Wing
Canada
Pittsburgh Penguins
Calgary Wranglers (WHL)

Allan Acton
Left Wing
Canada
Hartford Whalers
Saskatoon Blazers (WHL)

Alan Stewart
Left Wing
Canada
New Jersey Devils
Prince Albert Raiders (WHL)

Jeff Frank
Right Wing
Canada / United States
Detroit Red Wings
Regina Pats (WHL)

Jan Blaha
Right Wing
Czechoslovakia
Los Angeles Kings
Ceske Budejovice (Czechoslovakia)

Mike Tomlak
Centre
Canada
Toronto Maple Leafs
Cornwall Royals (OHL)

Eric Cormier
Left Wing
Canada
Winnipeg Jets
St. George's School (Canadian HS-QC)

Steve Kayser
Defence
Canada
Vancouver Canucks
University of Vermont (ECAC)

Jaroslav Benak
Defence
Czechoslovakia
Calgary Flames
Jihlava (Czechoslovakia)

Oldrich Valek
Right Wing
Czechoslovakia
Minnesota North Stars
Jihlava (Czechoslovakia)

Bryan Walker
Defence
Canada
New York Rangers
Portland Winter Halks (WHL)

Uwe Krupp
Defence
West Germany
Buffalo Sabres
Cologne (West Germany)

Alain Raymond
Goaltender
Canada
Washington Capitals
Trois-Rivieres Draveurs (QMJHL)

Anders Huss
Centre
Sweden
Washington Capitals
Gavle (Sweden)

John Bjorkman
Centre
United States
New York Islanders
Warroad High School (USHS-MN)

Jeff Perpich
Defence
United States
Montreal Canadiens
Hibbing High School (USHS-MN)

Steve Pepin
Centre
Canada
Chicago Black Hawks
St. Jean Castors (QMJHL)

John Miner
Defence
Canada
Edmonton Oilers
Regina Pats (WHL)

Brian Jopling
Goaltender
United States
Philadelphia Flyers
Rennssaeler Polytechnic Institute

Norm Foster
Goaltender
Canada
Boston Bruins
Penticton Knights (BCJHL)


Round twelve

Dave Goertz
Defence
Canada
Pittsburgh Penguins
Regina Pats (WHL)

Darcy Kaminski
Defence
Canada
Hartford Whalers
Lethbridge Broncos (WHL)

Alexei Kasatonov
Defence
Soviet Union
New Jersey Devils
Moscow CSKA (USSR)

Chuck Chiatto
Centre
United States
Detroit Red Wings
Cranbrook High School (USHS-MI

Chad Johnson
Centre
United States
Los Angeles Kings
Roseau High School (USHS-MN)

Ron Choules
Left Wing
Canada
Toronto Maple Leafs
Trois-Rivieres Draveurs (QMJHL)

Jamie Husgen
Defence
United States
Winnipeg Jets
Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL)

Jay Mazur
Right Wing
Canada
Vancouver Canucks
Breck School (USHS-MN)

Sergei Makarov
Right Wing
Soviet Union
Calgary Flames
Moscow CSKA (USSR)

Bo Berglund
Right Wing
Sweden
Quebec Nordiques
Djurgardens IF (Sweden)

Ulf Nilsson
Goaltender
Sweden
New York Rangers
Skelleftea (Sweden)

Marc Hamelin
Goaltender
Canada
Buffalo Sabres
Shawinigan Cataractes (QMJHL)

Kermit Salfi
Left Wing
United States
Buffalo Sabres
Northwood School (USHS-NY)

Paul Roff
Right Wing
United States
Minnesota North Stars
Edina High School (USHS-MN)

Peter McGeough
Defence
United States
New York Islanders
Bishop Hendricken High School (USHS-RI)

Jean-Guy Bergeron
Defence
Canada
Montreal Canadiens
Shawinigan Cataractes (QMJHL)

Jindrich Kokrment
Centre
Czechoslovakia
Quebec Nordiques
Litvinov (Czechoslovakia)

Steven Woodburn
Defence
Canada
Edmonton Oilers
Verdun Juniors (QMJHL)

Harold Duvall
Left Wing
United States
Philadelphia Flyers
Belmont Hill School (USHS-MA)

Greg Murphy
Defence
United States
Boston Bruins
Trinity-Pawling High School (USHS-NY)


Round four

Frank Pietrangelo
Goaltender
Canada
Pittsburgh Penguins
University of Minnesota (WCHA)

Dave MacLean
Right Wing
Canada
Hartford Whalers
Belleville Bulls (OHL)

Mikko Makela
Right Wing
Finland
New York Islanders
Ilves Tampere (Finland)

John Bekkers
Centre
Canada
Calgary Flames
Regina Pats (WHL)

Guy Benoit
Centre
Canada
Los Angeles Kings
Shawinigan Cataractes (QMJHL)

Dave Korol
Defence
Canada
Detroit Red Wings
Winnipeg Warriors (WHL)

Bob Essensa
Goaltender
Canada
Winnipeg Jets
Henry Carr Crusaders (MetJHL)

Tim Lorenz
Left Wing
Canada
Vancouver Canucks
Portland Winter Hawks (WHL)

Kevan Guy
Defence
Canada
Calgary Flames
Medicine Hat Tigers (WHL)

Ron Chyzowski
Centre
Canada
Hartford Whalers
St. Albert Saints (AJHL)

Peter Andersson
Defence
Sweden
New York Rangers
Orebro (Sweden)

Kirkland Lake Midget All-Stars (COAAAMHL)

Tim Bergland
Centre
United States
Washington Capitals
Thief River Falls High School (USHS-MN)

Brian Durand
Centre
United States
Minnesota North Stars
Cloquet High School (USHS-MN)

Bill Claviter
Left Wing
United States
Calgary Flames
Virginia High School (USHS-MN)

John Kordic
Defence
Canada
Montreal Canadiens
Portland Winter Hawks(WHL)

Tarek Howard
Defence
Canada
Chicago Black Hawks
Olds Grizzlys (AJHL)

Esa Tikkanen
Left Wing
Finland
Edmonton Oilers
HIFK Helsinki (Finland)

Allen Bourbeau
Centre
United States
Philadelphia Flyers
Acton-Boxborough High School (USHS-MA)

Allan LaRochelle
Goaltender
Canada
Boston Bruins
Saskatoon Blades (WHL)


Round eight

Christian Duperron
Defence
Canada
Hartford Whalers
Chicoutimi Sagueneens (QMJHL)

Jamie Falle
Goaltender
Canada
Hartford Whalers
Clarkson University (ECAC)

Viacheslav Fetisov
Defence
Soviet Union
New Jersey Devils
Moscow CSKA (USSR)

Craig Butz
Defence
Canada
Detroit Red Wings
Kelowna Wings (WHL)

Ken Hammond
Defence
Canada
Los Angeles Kings
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (ECAC)

Paul Bifano
Left Wing
Canada
Toronto Maple Leafs
Burnaby Bluehawks (BCJHL)

Ron Pesetti
Defence
Canada
Winnipeg Jets
Western Michigan University (CCHA)

John Labatt
Centre
United States
Vancouver Canucks
Minnetonka High School (USHS-MN)

Chris MacDonald
Defence
Canada
Calgary Flames
Western Michigan University (CCHA)

Tommy Albelin
Defence
Sweden
Quebec Nordiques
Djurgardens IF (Sweden)

Pete Marcov
Left Wing
Canada
New York Rangers
Welland Cougars (GHJHL)

Don McSween
Defence
United States
Buffalo Sabres
Redford Royals (NAJHL)

Marty Abrams
Goaltender
Canada
Washington Capitals
Pembroke Lumber Kings (CJAHL)

Don Biggs
Centre
Canada
Minnesota North Stars
Oshawa Generals (OHL)

Dale Henry
Left Wing
Canada
New York Islanders
Saskatoon Blades (WHL)

Rob Bryden
Left Wing
Canada
Montreal Canadiens
Henry Carr Crusaders (MetJHL)

Kent Paynter
Defence
Canada
Chicago Black Hawks
Kitchener Rangers (OHL)

Ralph Vos
Goaltender
Canada
Edmonton Oilers
Abbotsford Flyers (BCJHL)

Pelle Eklund
Centre
Sweden
Philadelphia Flyers
Solna (Sweden)

Francois Olivier
Left Wing
Canada
Boston Bruins
St-Jean Castors (QMJHL)


Round nine

Marty Ketola
Right Wing
United States
Pittsburgh Penguins
Cloquet High School (USHS-MN)

Bill Fordy
Left Wing
Canada
Hartford Whalers
Guelph Platers (OHL)

Jay Octeau
Defence
United States
New Jersey Devils
Mount St. Charles Academy (USHS-RI)

Dave Sikorski
Defence
United States
Detroit Red Wings
Cornwall Royals (OHL)

Bruce Fishback
Centre
United States
Los Angeles Kings
White Bear Lake High School (USHS-MN)

Cliff Abrecht
Defence
Canada
Toronto Maple Leafs
Princeton University (ECAC)

Todd Flichel
Defence
Canada
Winnipeg Jets
Gloucester Rangers (COJHL)

Allan Measures
Defence
Canada
Vancouver Canucks
Calgary Wranglers (WHL)

Rob Kivell
Defence
Canada
Calgary Flames
Victoria Cougars (WHL)

Wayne Groulx
Centre
Canada
Quebec Nordiques
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL)

Paul Jerrard
Right Wing
Canada
New York Rangers
Notre Dame Hounds (SJHL)

Tim Hoover
Defence
Canada
Buffalo Sabres
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL)

Dave Cowan
Left Wing
United States
Washington Capitals
Washburn High School (USHS-MN)

Paul Pulis
Right Wing
United States
Minnesota North Stars
Hibbing High School (USHS-MN)

Kevin Vescio
Defence
Canada
New York Islanders
North Bay Centennials (OHL)

Grant Mckay
Defence
Canada
Montreal Canadiens
University of Calgary (CIAU)

Archbishop Williams High School (USHS-MA)

Dave Roach
Goaltender
Canada
Edmonton Oilers
New Westminster Royals (BCJHL)

Robbie Nichols
Left Wing
Canada
Philadelphia Flyers
Kitchener Rangers (OHL)

Harri Laurila
Defence
Finland
Boston Bruins
Lahti (Finland)


Career summary

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Series
Team Name
Races
Poles
Wins
Podiums
F/Laps
Points
Final Placing

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"Dic Pics"
John Fortenberry
JD Ryznar
September21,2011

"The C-Word"
Dean Holland
Chris Romano
November5,2011

"One Week"
Dean Holland
Ryan Ridley
November9,2011


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Races
Wins
Poles
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"The Double Death of the Dearly Departed"


Electoral districts

District
Region
Communes
Population (2002 census)
% of total population
VAP
Enrolled
Total votes
Valid votes
Turnout
E/VAP
T/VAP
V/VAP

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Arica , Camarones , Putre , General Lagos

Antofagasta , Mejillones , Sierra Gorda , Taltal

Olmué , Limache , Villa Alemana , Quilpué

Valparaíso , Juan Fernández , Isla de Pascua

Colina , Lampa , Tiltil , Quilicura , Pudahuel

Pedro Aguirre Cerda , San Miguel , Lo Espejo

San Bernardo , Buin , Paine , Calera de Tango

Concepción , San Pedro de la Paz , Chiguayante

Valdivia , Lanco , Mariquina , Máfil , Corral

Osorno , San Juan de la Costa , San Pablo


Week Four

2010 Southeastern Conference football season

Date
Time
Visiting team
Home team
Site
Broadcast
Result
Attendance

September 25
12:21pm
UAB
Tennessee
Neyland Stadium • Knoxville, TN
SEC Network
W 32–29 2OT

September 25
3:30pm
#1 Alabama
#10 Arkansas
Razorback Stadium • Fayetteville, AR
CBS
ALA 24–20

Ben Hill Griffin Stadium • Gainesville, FL

September 25
7:00pm
Georgia
Mississippi State
Davis Wade Stadium • Starkville, MS
FSN
MSST 24–12

September 25
7:30pm
Fresno State
Ole Miss
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium • Oxford, MS
CSS
W 55–38

September 25
7:45pm
#12 South Carolina
#17 Auburn
Jordan-Hare Stadium • Auburn, AL
ESPN
AUB 35–27


Week Five

October 2
12:00pm
Louisiana-Monroe
#10 Auburn
Jordan-Hare Stadium • Auburn, AL
ESPNU
W 52–3

October 2
12:00pm
Alcorn State
Mississippi State
Davis Wade Stadium • Starkville, MS
FSN
W 49–16

October 2
12:00pm
Vanderbilt
Connecticut
Rentschler Field • Storrs, CT
Big East Network
L 21–40

October 2
12:21pm
Kentucky
Ole Miss
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium • Oxford, MS
SEC Network
MIS 42–35

October 2
3:30pm
Tennessee
#12 LSU
Tiger Stadium • Baton Rouge, LA
CBS
LSU 16–14

October 2
4:30pm
Georgia
Colorado
Folsom Field • Boulder, CO
FSN
L 27–29


Week Seven

October 16
12:21pm
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Sanford Stadium • Athens, GA
SEC Network
UGA 43–0

October 16
3:30pm
No. 12 Arkansas
No. 7 Auburn
Jordan-Hare Stadium • Auburn, AL
CBS
AUB 65–43

October 16
6:00pm
No. 10 South Carolina
Kentucky
Commonwealth Stadium • Lexington, KY
ESPN2
UK 31–28

October 16
7:00pm
McNeese State
LSU
Tiger Stadium • Baton Rouge, LA
FSN
LSU 32–10


Week Eight

October 23
12:21pm
Ole Miss
Arkansas
Razorback Stadium • Fayetteville, AR
SEC Network
ARK 38–24

October 23
3:30pm
LSU
Auburn
Jordan-Hare Stadium • Auburn, AL
CBS
AUB 24–17

October 23
7:00pm
Alabama
Tennessee
Neyland Stadium • Knoxville, TN
ESPN
ALA 41–10

October 23
7:00pm
UAB
Mississippi State
Davis-Wade Stadium • Starkville MS
ESPNU
MSST 29–24

October 23
7:00pm
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Stadium • Nashville, TN
FSN
USC 21–7


Week One

September 2
7:30pm
Southern Miss
South Carolina
Williams-Brice Stadium • Columbia, SC
ESPN
W 41–13

Ben Hill Griffin Stadium • Gainesville, FL

September 4
12:21pm
Louisiana-Lafayette
#23 Georgia
Sanford Stadium • Athens, GA
SEC Network
W 55–7

Papa John's Cardinal Stadium • Louisville, KY

September 4
3:30pm
Jacksonville State
Mississippi
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium • Oxford, MS
CSS
L 48–49 2OT

September 4
6:00pm
Tennessee-Martin
Tennessee
Neyland Stadium • Knoxville, TN
PPV
W 50–0

September 4
7:00pm
San Jose State
#1 Alabama
Bryant-Denny Stadium • Tuscaloosa, AL
PPV
W 48–3

September 4
7:00pm
Arkansas State
#22 Auburn
Jordan-Hare Stadium • Auburn, AL
FSN South
W 52–26

September 4
7:00pm
Tennessee Tech
#17 Arkansas
Razorback Stadium • Fayetteville, AR
PPV
W 44–3

September 4
7:00pm
Memphis
Mississippi State
Davis Wade Stadium • Starkville, MS
ESPNU
W 49–7

September 4
7:30pm
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Stadium • Nashville, TN
CSS
L 21–23


Week Two

September 9
7:30pm
#21 Auburn
Mississippi State
Davis Wade Stadium • Starkville, MS
ESPN
AUB 17–14

September 11
12:00pm
#22 Georgia
#24 South Carolina
Williams-Brice Stadium • Columbia, SC
ESPN
USC 17–6

September 11
7:00pm
#19 LSU
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Stadium • Nashville, TN
ESPNU
LSU 27–3

September 11
7:00pm
#19 Penn State
#1 Alabama
Bryant–Denny Stadium • Tuscaloosa, AL
ESPN
W 24–3

September 11
7:00pm
Louisiana-Monroe
#14 Arkansas
War Memorial Stadium • Little Rock, AR
FSN
W 31–7

September 11
7:00pm
#7 Oregon
Tennessee
Neyland Stadium • Knoxville, TN
ESPN2
L 48–13

September 11
7:30pm
Western Kentucky
Kentucky
Commonwealth Stadium • Lexington, KY
CSS
W 63–28


Week Three

September 18
12:00pm
#12 Arkansas
Georgia
Sanford Stadium • Athens, GA
ESPN
ARK 31–24

September 18
12:21pm
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium • Oxford, MS
SEC Network
VAN 28–14

September 18
3:30pm
#10 Florida
Tennessee
Neyland Stadium • Knoxville, TN
CBS
FLA 31–17

September 18
3:30pm
#1 Alabama
Duke
Wallace Wade Stadium • Durham, NC
ABC
W 62–13

September 18
7:00pm
Mississippi State
#15 LSU
Tiger Stadium • Baton Rouge, LA
ESPNU
LSU 29–7

September 18
7:00pm
Clemson
#16 Auburn
Jordan-Hare Stadium • Auburn, AL
ESPN
W 27–24 OT

September 18
7:00pm
Akron
Kentucky
Commonwealth Stadium • Lexington, KY
FSN
W 47–10


Round #
Home Team
Win/Loss
Score
Opposition
Location

Round 1
Wanganui
Win
71 - 6
East Coast
Wanganui

Round 2
Wanganui
Win
43 - 0
Thames Valley
Paeroa

Round 3
Wanganui
Win
36 - 16
Poverty Bay
Wanganui

Round 4
Wanganui
Win
47 - 19
King Country
Te Kuiti

Round 5
Wanganui
Win
43 - 12
Mid Canterbury
Wanganui

Round 6
Wanganui
Win
42 - 10
Buller
Wanganui

Round 7
Wanganui
Win
52 - 7
West Coast
Westport

Round 8
Wanganui
Win
19 - 8
North Otago
Wanganui

Semi Final
Wanganui
Win
40 - 18
West Coast
Wanganui


Round 1
Wanganui
Win
46 - 6
East Coast
Wanganui

Round 2
Wanganui
Loss
17 - 21
Wairarapa Bush
Masterton

Round 3
Wanganui
Win
37 - 28
Horowhenua Kapiti
Wanganui

Round 4
Wanganui
Win
13 - 7
Buller
Westport

Round 5
Wanganui
Win
33 - 9
West Coast
Wanganui

Round 6
Wanganui
Win
59 - 14
South Canterbury
Wanganui

Round 7
Wanganui
Loss
14 - 23
Mid Canterbury
Ashburton

Round 8
Wanganui
Win
56 - 0
Poverty bay
Wanganui

Semi Final
Wanganui
Win
48 - 13
Poverty Bay
Wanganui


Series #
Episode #
Title
Director
Writer
Original Airdate

"Interview with an Angel"
Helaine Heed
Marilyn Osborn Martha Williamson
September23,1995

"Trust"
Victor Lobl
Julie Sebo
September30,1995

"Sympathy for the Devil"
Tim Van Patten
R.J. Colleary
October7,1995

"The Driver"
Tim Van Patten
Glenn Berenbeim
October14,1995

"Angels on the Air"
Bruce Bilson
R.J. Colleary
October21,1995

"In the Name of God"
Tim Van Patten
Martha Williamson
October28,1995

"Reunion"
Victor Lobl
Valerie Woods
November4,1995

Glen Berenbeim R.J. Colleary Martha Williamson

"The Big Bang"
Chuck Bowman
Ken LaZebnik
November25,1995

"Unidentified Female"
Michael Schultz
Martha Williamson
December2,1995

"The Feather"
Gene Reynolds
Valerie Woods Ken LaZebnik Robin Sheets
December16,1995

"The One That Got Away"
Victoria Hochberg
Debbie Smith Danna Doyle
January6,1996

"'Til We Meet Again"
Tim Van Patten
Martha Williamson
January13,1996

"Rock n' Roll Dad"
Tim Van Patten
Andrew Smith
January20,1996

"Indigo Angel"
Jon Andersen
Glenn Berenbeim R.J. Colleary
February3,1996

"Jacob's Ladder"
Michael Schultz
Martha Williamson
February10,1996

"Out of the Darkness"
Victoria Hochberg
R.J. Colleary
February17,1996

"Lost and Found"
Bethany Rooney
Debbie Smith Danna Doyle
February24,1996

"Dear God"
Tim Van Patten
Glenn Berenbeim
March9,1996

"Portrait of Mrs. Campbell"
Victor Lobl
Susan Cridland Wick
March23,1996

"The Quality of Mercy"
Chuck Bowman
Andrew Smith
April27,1996

"Flesh and Blood"
Jon Andersen
R.J. Colleary
May4,1996

"Birthmarks"
Peter Hunt
Ken LaZebnik
May11,1996


"Promised Land"
Michael Schultz
Martha Williamson
September15,1996

"A Joyful Noise"
Peter H. Hunt
Katherine Ann Jones
September21,1996

"Random Acts"
Tim Van Patten
R.J. Colleary Martha Williamson
September22,1996

"Sins of the Father"
Tim Van Patten
Debbie Smith Danna Doyle
September29,1996

"Written in Dust"
Peter Hunt
Ken LaZebnik
October6,1996

"Secret Service"
Bethany Rooney
Kathleen McGhee-Anderson
October13,1996

"Groundrush"
Peter Hunt
Burt Pearl
October27,1996

"The Sky is Falling"
Victor Lobl
Glenn Berenbeim
November3,1996

"Something Blue"
Terrence O'Hara
Susan Cridland Wick Jennifer Wharton
November10,1996

"Into the Light"
Victor Lobl
R.J. Colleary
November17,1996

"Homecoming (1)"
Peter Hunt
Martha Williamson William Schwartz
November24,1996

"The Journalist"
Tim Van Patten
Ken LaZebnik
December1,1996

"The Violin Lesson"
Peter Hunt
Glenn Berenbeim
December22,1996

"Forget me Not"
Michael Schultz
Burt Pearl
January12,1997

"Smokescreen"
Victor Lobl
Christine Pettit Rosanne Welch
January19,1997

"Crisis of Faith"
Peter Hunt
William Schwartz
February2,1997

"Angel of Death"
Tim Van Patten
Glenn Berenbeim
February9,1997

"Clipped Wings"
Robert J. Visciglia Jr.
R.J. Colleary
February16,1997

"Amazing Grace (1)"
Victor Lobl
Martha Williamson
February23,1997

Martha Williamson E.F. Wallengren William Schwartz

"Labor of Love"
Jim Johnston
Susan Cridland Wick
March9,1997

"Have You Seen Me?"
Stuart Margolin
Pamela Redford Russell
March16,1997

"Last Call"
Gene Reynolds
Ken LaZebnik
March30,1997

"Missing in Action"
Tim Van Patten
Rosanne Welch Christine Pettit
April13,1997

"At Risk"
Victor Lobl
Kathleen McGhee-Anderson
April27,1997

"Full Moon"
Tim Van Patten
Glenn Berenbeim
May4,1997

"An Angel by Any Other Name"
Gabrielle Beaumont
Burt Pearl
May10,1997

"Inherit the Wind"
Michael Schultz
R.J. Colleary
May11,1997


Series #
Season #
Title
Director
Writer
Original Airdate

"The Road Home (1)"
Tim Van Patten
E.F. Wallengren Mimi Schmir
September21,1997

"Nothing But Net"
Victor Lobl
Daniel H. Forer R.J. Colleary
October5,1997

"Children of the Night"
Victor Lobl
Suzonne Stirling
October12,1997

"Jones vs. God"
Sandor Stern
Ken LaZebnik
October19,1997

"The Pact"
Bethany Rooney
Jennifer Wharton Melissa Milne
October26,1997

"Sandcastles"
Victor Lobl
Burt Pearl
November2,1997

"My Dinner with Andrew"
Gabrielle Beaumont
Martha Williamson
November9,1997

"Charades"
Victor Lobl
Glenn Berenbeim
November16,1997

"The Comeback"
Sandor Stern
Kenny Solms
November23,1997

"Venice"
Gabrielle Beaumont
R.J. Colleary
December7,1997

"It Came Upon a Midnight Clear"
Michael Schultz
Ken LaZebnik
December21,1997

"Deconstructing Harry"
Burt Brinckerhoff
Burt Pearl
January4,1998

"The Trigger"
Peter Hunt
Rosanne Welch Christine Pettit
January11,1998

"Doodlebugs"
Terrance O'Hara
Ken LaZebnik
January18,1998

"Redeeming Love"
Burt Brinckerhoff
Marilyn Osborn Kathleen McGhee-Anderson
February1,1998

"Flights of Angels"
Peter Hunt
Sally Storch Bunkall Sally Howell
March1,1998

"Breaking Bread"
Peter Hunt
Burt Pearl
March8,1998

"God and Country"
Bethany Rooney
R.J. Colleary Glenn Berenbeim
March15,1998

"How Do You Spell Faith?"
Bethany Rooney
Michael Glassberg
March29,1998

"Seek and Ye Shall Find"
Victor Lobl
Glenn Berenbeim
April5,1998

"Cry, and You Cry Alone"
R.J. Colleary
Gene Reynolds
April12,1998

Susan Cridland Wick Ann Elder Jeannine Tree

"Elijah"
Peter H. Hunt
Glenn Berenbeim
May3,1998


Series #
Episode #
Title
Director
Writer
Original airdate

"Miles to Go Before I Sleep"
Peter H. Hunt
Peter H. Hunt
September20,1998

"Vengeance is Mine (1 and 2)"
Victor Lobl
Steven Phillip Smith
September27,1998

"What are Friends For?"
Peter H. Hunt
Martha Williamson
October4,1998

"Only Connect"
Tim Van Patten
Ken LaZebnik
October11,1998

"The Lady of the Lake"
Michael Scott
Burt Pearl
October18,1998

"Beautiful Dreamer"
Peter H. Hunt
Martha Williamson Glenn Berenbeim
October25,1998

"I Do"
Victor Lobl
R.J. Colleary
November1,1998

"The Wind Beneath Our Wings"
Stuart Margolin
Rosanne Welch
November8,1998

"The Peacemaker"
Peter H. Hunt
Christine Pettit
November15,1998

"Psalm 151"
Sandor Stern
Martha Williamson
November22,1998

"An Angel on the Roof"
Stuart Margolin
Ken LaZebnik
December13,1998

"Fool for Love"
Peter H. Hunt
Susan Cridland Wick Burt Pearl
January3,1999

"The Medium and the Message"
Noel Nosseck
R.J. Colleary
January10,1999

"My Brother's Keeper"
Peter H. Hunt
Hoot Maynard Jennifer Wharton
February7,1999

"On Edge"
Tim Van Patten
R.J. Colleary
February14,1999

"The Man Upstairs"
Peter H. Hunt
Glenn Berenbeim
February21,1999

"Family Business"
Tim Van Patten
Martha Williamson R.J. Colleary
February28,1999

"Anatomy Lesson"
Sandor Stern
Ken LaZebnik
March7,1999

"Jagged Edges"
Gregory Harrison
Jennifer Wharton Burt Pearl
March28,1999

"Into the Fire"
Tim Van Patten
Brian Bird
April4,1999

"Made in the USA"
Bethany Rooney
Christine Pettit Rosanne Welch
April11,1999

"Full Circle"
Victor Lobl
Daniel H. Forer
April25,1999

"Black Like Monica"
Tim Van Patten
Martha Williamson
May2,1999

"Fighting the Good Fight"
Tim Van Patten
Michael Glassberg
May9,1999

"Hearts"
Victor Lobl
Susan Cridland Wick R.J. Colleary
May16,1999


Series #
Season #
Title
Director
Writer
Original air date

"Such a Time as This"
Martha Mitchell
Martha Williamson
September26,1999

"The Compass"
Peter H. Hunt
Glenn Berenbeim Martha Williamson
October3,1999

"The Last Day of the Rest of Your Life"
R.J. Visciglia, Jr.
Burt Pearl
October10,1999

"The Letter"
Peter H. Hunt
Danna Doyle
October17,1999

"Til Death Do Us Part"
Tim Van Patten
Rosanne Welch Christine Pettit
October24,1999

"The Occupant"
Larry Peerce
Jon Andersen
October31,1999

"Voice of an Angel"
Peter H. Hunt
Glenn Berenbeim
November14,1999

"The Whole Truth and Nothing But..."
Sandor Stern
Kenny Solms Brian Bird
November21,1999

"Then Sings My Soul"
Peter H. Hunt
Burt Pearl Glenn Berenbeim
November28,1999

"The Christmas Gift"
Stuart Margolin
Ken LaZebnik Patrice Chanel
December12,1999

"Millennium"
Robert J. Visciglia, Jr.
Martha Williamson
January2,2000

"With God as my Witness"
Stuart Margolin
R.J. Colleary
January9,2000

"A House Divided"
Bethany Rooney
Rosanne Welch
January23,2000

"Buy Me a Rose"
Peter H. Hunt
R.J. Colleary
February6,2000

"Life Before Death"
Martha Mitchell
Glenn Berenbeim
February6,2000

"The Perfect Game"
Martha Mitchell
Burt Pearl
February20,2000

"Here I Am"
Joel J. Feigenbaum
Ken LaZebnik
February27,2000

"Bar Mitzvah"
Jeff Kanew
Allen Estrin Joseph Telushkin
March12,2000

"True Confessions"
Larry Peerce
Brian Bird
March19,2000

"Quality Time"
Rosanne Welch
Peter H. Hunt
April2,2000

"Living the Rest of My Life"
Tim Van Patten
Della Reese
April9,2000

"Stealing Hope"
Peter H. Hunt
Jason Jersey
April23,2000

"Monica's Bad Day"
Tim Van Patten
R.J. Colleary
April30,2000

"A Clown's Prayer"
Larry Peerce
Glenn Berenbeim
May7,2000

"Mother's Day"
Victor Lobl
Martha Williamson
May14,2000


"A Rock and a Hard Place"
Kevin Dowling
Martha Williamson Burt Pearl
September28,2002

"The Sixteenth Minute"
Jim Charleston
John Wierick
October5,2002

"Two Sides to Every Angel"
Larry Peerce
Brian Bird R.J. Colleary
October12,2002

"The Word"
Stuart Margolin
Ken LaZebnik
October19,2002

"A Feather on the Breath of God"
Victor Lobl
Glenn Berenbeim
October26,2002

"Jump!"
John Dye
Brian Bird
November2,2002

"Bring on the Rain!"
Armand Mastroianni
R.J. Colleary Burt Pearl
November9,2002

"Remembering Me (1)"
Bethany Rooney
Burt Pearl
November16,2002

"Remembering Me (2)"
Armand Mastroianni
Luke Schelhaas
November23,2002

"The Christmas Watch"
Peter H. Hunt
Ken LaZebnik
December21,2002

"Private Eyes"
Julia Rask
R.J. Colleary Ken LaZebnik
January11,2003

"The Root of All Evil"
Michael Schultz
R.J. Colleary
January25,2003

"A Time for Every Purpose"
John Behring
John Wierick
February1,2003

"And a Nightingale Sang"
Peter H. Hunt
Burt Pearl Ken LaZebnik
February8,2003

"As It is in Heaven"
Victor Lobl
Martha Williamson Luke Schelhaas
February15,2003

"Song for my Father"
Ricardo Mendez Matta
Brian Bird
February22,2003

"The Good Earth"
Ben Lewin
Luke Schelhaas
March1,2003

"Virtual Reality"
Larry Peerce
Burt Pearl Daniel H. Forer
March15,2003

"The Show Must Not Go On"
Frank E. Johnson
Brian Bird Ken LaZebnik
April12,2003

"At The End of the Aisle"
Jim Charleston
Burt Pearl Luke Schelhaas
April19,2003

Martha Williamson & Burt Pearl & Luke Schelhaas


Central Hockey League

Season
Games
Wins
Losses
Ties
Points
Goals For
Goals Against
Standing
Playoffs

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Event
Start Date
Finish Date
Start
Finish
Distance
Abu Dhabi
Camper
Groupama
Puma
Sanya
Telefónica

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In-Port Race
29 October 2011
29 October 2011
Alicante
Alicante
Alicante
6
5
3

Leg 1
5 November 2011
25 November 2011
Alicante
Cape Town
6,500nmi
0 (DNF)
0 (DNF)
0 (DNF)

In-Port Race
10 December 2011
10 December 2011
Cape Town
Cape Town
Cape Town
3
4
1

In-Port Race
13 January 2012
13 January 2012
Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi
6
3
2

In-Port Race
18 February 2012
18 February 2012
Sanya
Sanya
Sanya
4
5
1

In-Port Race
17 March 2012
17 March 2012
Auckland
Auckland
Auckland
2
5
3

Leg 5
18 March 2012
4 April 2012
Auckland
Itajaí
6,705nmi
0 (DNF)
30
0 (DNF)

In-Port Race
21 April 2012
21 April 2012
Itajaí
Itajaí
Itajaí
3
4
0 (DNS)

Leg 6
22 April 2012
6 May 2012
Itajaí
Miami
4,800nmi
10
30
0 (DNS)

In-Port Race
19 May 2012
19 May 2012
Miami
Miami
Miami
6
4
2

In-Port Race
9 June 2012
9 June 2012
Lisbon
Lisbon
Lisbon
3
5
2

In-Port Race
30 June 2012
30 June 2012
Lorient
Lorient
Lorient
2
4
1

In-Port Race
7 July 2012
7 July 2012
Galway
Galway
Galway
2
6
1

In-port Race Series
In-port Race Series
In-port Race Series
In-port Race Series
In-port Race Series
In-port Race Series
37
45
16


Standings

2011 Ford World Men's Curling Championship

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L
PF
PA
Ends Won
Ends Lost
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Stolen Ends
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No.
#
Title
Directed by
Story by
Teleplay by
Original air date
U.S. viewers (millions)

"Accentuate the Positive"
Anthony Hemingway
Eric Overmyer & Anthony Bourdain
Eric Overmyer
April24,2011
0.61

"Everything I Do Gonh Be Funky"
Tim Robbins
David Simon
David Simon
May1,2011
0.56

"On Your Way Down"
Simon Cellan Jones
James Yoshimura
James Yoshimura
May8,2011
0.52

"Santa Claus, Do You Ever Get the Blues? "

"Slip Away"
Rob Bailey
David Simon & Mari Kornhauser
Mari Kornhauser
May22,2011
0.59

"Feels Like Rain"
Roxann Dawson
Eric Overmyer & Tom Piazza
Tom Piazza
May29,2011
0.53

"Carnival Time"
Brad Anderson
David Simon & Eric Overmyer
David Simon & Eric Overmyer
June5,2011
0.55

"Can I Change My Mind"
Ernest Dickerson
Eric Overmyer & James Yoshimura
James Yoshimura
June12,2011
0.44

"What Is New Orleans?"
Adam Davidson
David Simon & George Pelecanos
George Pelecanos
June19,2011
0.57

"That's What Lovers Do"
Agnieszka Holland
Eric Overmyer
Eric Overmyer
June26,2011
0.72


Managerial changes

Team
Outgoing manager
Manner of departure
Date of vacancy
Incoming manager
Date of appointment
Position in table

Milton Keynes Dons
Paul Ince
Resigned
16 April 2010
Karl Robinson
10 May 2010
Pre-season

Plymouth Argyle
Paul Mariner
Became head coach
6 May 2010
Peter Reid
24 June 2010
Pre-season

Notts County
Steve Cotterill
End of contract
27 May 2010
Craig Short
4 June 2010
Pre-season

Southampton
Alan Pardew
Sacked
30 August 2010
Nigel Adkins
12 September 2010
21st

Notts County
Craig Short
Sacked
24 October 2010
Paul Ince
28 October 2010
16th

Bristol Rovers
Paul Trollope
Sacked
15 December 2010
Dave Penney
10 January 2011
21st

Walsall
Chris Hutchings
Sacked
4 January 2011
Dean Smith
21 January 2011
24th

Charlton Athletic
Phil Parkinson
Sacked
4 January 2011
Chris Powell
14 January 2011
5th

Peterborough United
Gary Johnson
Mutual consent
10 January 2011
Darren Ferguson
12 January 2011
7th

Bournemouth
Eddie Howe
Signed by Burnley
16 January 2011
Lee Bradbury
28 January 2011
4th

Sheffield Wednesday
Alan Irvine
Sacked
3 February 2011
Gary Megson
4 February 2011
12th

Brentford
Andy Scott
Sacked
3 February 2011
Nicky Forster
1 March 2011
19th

Swindon Town
Danny Wilson
Resigned
2 March 2011
Paul Hart
3 March 2011
22nd

Notts County
Paul Ince
Mutual consent
3 March 2011
Martin Allen
11 April 2011
19th

Bristol Rovers
Dave Penney
Sacked
7 March 2011
Paul Buckle
30 May 2011
23rd


Managerial changes

Team
Outgoing manager
Manner of departure
Date of vacancy
Incoming manager
Date of appointment
Position in Table

Hereford United
Graham Turner
Resigned
16 April 2010
Simon Davey
22 June 2010
Pre-Season

Barnet
Ian Hendon
Sacked
28 April 2010
Mark Stimson
1 June 2010
Pre-Season

Shrewsbury Town
Paul Simpson
Sacked
30 April 2010
Graham Turner
11 June 2010
Pre-Season

Gillingham
Mark Stimson
Mutual consent
10 May 2010
Andy Hessenthaler
22 May 2010
Pre-Season

Stockport
Gary Ablett
Sacked
17 June 2010
Paul Simpson
12 July 2010
Pre-Season

Lincoln City
Chris Sutton
Resigned
29 September 2010
Steve Tilson
15 October 2010
21st

Hereford United
Simon Davey
Sacked
4 October 2010
Jamie Pitman
19 December 2010
24th

Port Vale
Micky Adams
Signed by Sheffield United
30 December 2010
Jim Gannon
6 January 2011
2nd

Barnet
Mark Stimson
Sacked
1 January 2011
Martin Allen
23 March 2011
23rd

Stockport County
Paul Simpson
Sacked
4 January 2011
Ray Mathias
9 March 2011
21st

Aldershot Town
Kevin Dillon
Sacked
10 January 2011
Dean Holdsworth
12 January 2011
20th

Bradford City
Peter Taylor
Stepped down
26 February 2011
Peter Jackson
28 February 2011
20th

Northampton Town
Ian Sampson
Sacked
2 March 2011
Gary Johnson
4 March 2011
16th

Port Vale
Jim Gannon
Sacked
21 March 2011
Micky Adams
13 May 2011
8th

Rotherham United
Ronnie Moore
Mutual consent
22 March 2011
Andy Scott
13 April 2011
9th

Bury
Alan Knill
Signed by Scunthorpe United
31 March 2011
Richard Barker (caretaker)
31 March 2011
4th


Roster

1960 United States men's Olympic basketball team

Name
Position
Height
Weight
Age
Home Town
Team/School

Walt Bellamy
Center
6-11
Baltimore, MD
Indiana

Bob Boozer
Forward
6-8
Omaha, NE
Peoria Caterpillars ( Kansas State )

Terry Dischinger
Forward
6-6
Terre Haute, IN
Purdue

Burdette Haldorson
Forward
6-7
Austin, MN
Phillips 66ers ( Colorado )

Darrall Imhoff
Center
6-11
Berkeley, CA
California

Allen Kelley
Guard
5-11
McCune, KS
Peoria Caterpillars ( Kansas )

Lester Lane
Guard
5-11
Purcell, OK
Wichita Vickers ( Oklahoma )

Jerry Lucas
Forward
6-8
Middletown, OH
Ohio State

Oscar Robertson
Forward
6-5
Indianapolis, IN
Cincinnati

Adrian Smith
Guard
6-0
Farmington, KY
U.S. Armed Forces ( Kentucky )


English Proto-Semitic IPA Arabic Hebrew Tigrinya Sabaean

One
*ʼaḥad-, *ʻišt-
ʔaħad, ʔiʃt
waːħid-, ʔaħad-
ʔɛˈħad
ħade
ʔḥd

Four
*ʼarbaʻ-
ʔarbaʕ
ʔarbaʕ-
fem. ˈʔarbaʕ
arbaʕte
*ʼrbʻ

Five
*ḫamš-
χamʃ
χams-
fem. ˈħameʃ
ħamuʃte
*ḫmš

Seven
*šabʻ-
ʃabʕ
sabʕ-
fem. ˈʃɛβaʕ
ʃewʕate
*šbʻ

Eight
*ṯamāniy-
θamaːnij-
θamaːn-ij-
fem. ʃǝˈmonɛ
ʃemonte
*ṯmny/ṯmn

Nine
*tišʻ-
tiʃʕ
tisʕ-
fem. ˈteʃaʕ
tʃʕate
*tšʻ


List of aftershocks

Date (YYYY-MM-DD)
Time ( UTC )
Latitude
Longitude
Depth
Magnitude


No. in total
No. in series
Title
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Original air date


Orthologs

Common Name
Genus & Species
NCBI Accession Number
Length (AA)
% Identity to C7orf38
% Similarity to C7orf38

Monkey Macaque
Macaca fascicularis
BAE01234.1

Domestic Dog
Canis lupus familiaris
ABF22701.1

Opossum
Monodelphis domestica
XP_001372983.1

Frog
Xenopus (Silurana) tropicalis
ABF20551.1

Pea Aphid
Acyrthosiphon pisum
XP_001943527.1

Sea Squirt
Ciona intestinalis
XP_002119512.1

Hydra
Hydra magnipapillata
XP_002165429.1

Puffer Fish
Tetraodon nigroviridis
CAF95678.1

Sea Urchin
Strongylocentrotus purpuratus
ABF20546.1

Grass Plant
Sorghum bicolor
XP_002439156.1


No. in series
No. in season
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
U.S. viewers (million)


Bolt thrust estimations for various pistol/revolver cartridges

Chambering
P1 diameter (mm)
A external (cm 2 )
P max ( bar )
F bolt ( kgf )
F bolt


Bolt thrust estimations for various rifle cartridges


Series #
Season #
Title
Directed by:
Written by:
Original airdate

"Safe at First Base"
Michael Lembeck
Earl Pomerantz , Rick Hawkins
September17,1990

"Welcome to Hollister"
Michael Lembeck
Jim Evering
September24,1990

"Get a Job"
Michael Lembeck
Barry Gold
October1,1990

"The Goat"
Michael Lembeck
Earl Pomerantz
October8,1990

"First Anniversary"
Michael Lembeck
Renee Phillips, Carrie Hornigblum
October15,1990

"Wetting Down"
Michael Lembeck
Miriam Trogdon
October22,1990

"Infant-ry"
Michael Lembeck
Peter Garcia, Rick Parks
October29,1990

"Birthday Ball"
Michael Lembeck
Rick Hawkins
November5,1990

"Wish You Were Here"
Michael Lembeck
Barry Gold
November12,1990

"Love on the Run"
Michael Lembeck
Janet Leahy
November19,1990

"Operation Fun Run"
Michael Lembeck
Jim Evering
November26,1990

"Gift of the Major"
Michael Lembeck
Rick Hawkins
December19,1990

"Flying Solo"
Michael Lembeck
Leslie Rieder
January7,1991

"A Bird in the Hand"
Michael Lembeck
Renee Phillips, Carrie Hornigblum
January14,1991

"Learning to Drive"
Michael Lembeck
Lisa Albert
January21,1991

"The Name is Over Here"
Michael Lembeck
Rick Hawkins
February4,1991

"Valentine's Day"
Michael Lembeck
Jim Evering
February11,1991

"Sins of the Father"
Michael Lembeck
Barry Gold
February18,1991

"The Possible Dream"
Michael Lembeck
Mary Basanese
February25,1991

"Private Affair"
Michael Lembeck
Renee Phillips, Carrie Hornigblum
March11,1991

"Polly's Choice"
Michael Lembeck
Miriam Trogdon
March18,1991

"Silent Drill Team"
Michael Lembeck
Barry Gold
April8,1991

"Elmo Come Home"
Michael Lembeck
Jim Evering
April29,1991