June 17
Zaragoza , Spain
Northern Ireland
0:0
WC Round 1

June 20
Valencia, Spain
Spain
1:2
WC Round 1

June 24
Zaragoza , Spain
Honduras
1:0
WC Round 1

October 13
Oslo , Norway
Norway
1:3
Euro '84 Qualifying

November 17
Sofia , Bulgaria
Bulgaria
1:0
Euro '84 Qualifying

December 15
Podgorica
Wales
4:4
Euro '84 Qualifying


Yugoslavia national football team results

Date
City
Opponent
Results¹
Type of game

March 25
Banja Luka
Austria
4:0
Friendly

April 29
Belfast , Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
2:1
Euro '88 Qualifier

September 23
Pisa , Italy
Italy
0:1
Friendly

October 14
Sarajevo
Northern Ireland
3:0
Euro '88 Qualifier

November 11
Belgrade
England
1:4
Euro '88 Qualifier

December 16
İzmir , Turkey
Turkey
3:2
Euro '88 Qualifier


Playoffs

May 2
@ Boston Bruins
2–3
Bruins lead 1–0

May 4
@ Boston Bruins
5–7
Bruins lead 2–0

May 11
@ Boston Bruins
3–6
Bruins win 4–1


Draft picks

Round
Player
Position
Nationality
College/Junior/Club Team (League)

Kevin McCarthy
Defense
Canada
Winnipeg Monarchs ( WCHL )

Tom Gorence
Right Wing
United States
Minnesota Golden Gophers ( CCHA )

Dave Hoyda
Left Wing
Canada
Portland Winter Hawks (WCHL)

Yves Guillemette
Goaltender
Canada
Shawinigan Dynamos ( QMJHL )

Rene Hamelin
Right Wing
Canada
Shawinigan Dynamos (QMJHL)

Dan Clark
Defense
Canada
Kamloops Chiefs (WCHL)

Alain Chaput
Center
Canada
Sorel Black Hawks (QMJHL)

Richard Dalpe
Center
Canada
Trois-Rivières Draveurs (QMJHL)

Pete Peeters
Goaltender
Canada
Medicine Hat Tigers (WCHL)

Clint Eccles
Center
Canada
Kamloops Chiefs (WCHL)

Mike Greeder
Defense
United States
St. Paul Vulcans (MJHL)

Tom Bauer
Wing
United States
Providence Friars ( HE )

Michael Bauman
Defense
Canada
Hull Olympiques (QMJHL)

Bruce Crowder
Forward
Canada
New Hampshire Wildcats (HE)

Rob Nicholson
Defense
United States
St. Paul Vulcans (MJHL)

Dave Isherwood
Center
Canada
Winnipeg Monarchs (WCHL)

Steve Jones
Goaltender
Canada
Ohio State Buckeyes ( CCHA )

Jim Trainor
Defense
United States
Harvard Crimson ( ECAC )

Barry Duench
Center
Canada
Kitchener Rangers ( OHA )

Rod McNair
Defense
Canada
Ohio State Buckeyes (CCHA)

Mike Laycock
Goaltender
Canada
Brown Bears (ECAC)


Regular season

Game October Opponent Score Record Points


Regular season

Game December Opponent Score Record Points


Regular season


Medal table


Model
Processors Supported
FSB/HT Frequency (MHz)
Memory
PCI-Express
SATA
PATA
Sound
Network
Features

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nForce3 Professional 150/250
AMD Opteron
HT 1.0 1.6 GHz
DDR 266/333/400 Registered/ECC
Enhanced AC'97 2.1
GbE: 1 connections
MediaShield

nForce Professional 2200 MCP
AMD Opteron
HT 1.0 1.6 GHz
DDR 266/333/400 Registered/ECC
20 lanes, 4 links flexible x16: 2 slots
Enhanced AC'97 2.3
GbE: 1 connections
MediaShield

nForce Professional 2200 MCP and 2050
AMD Opteron
HT 1.0 1.6 GHz
DDR 266/333/400 Registered/ECC
40 lanes, 8 links flexible x16: 2 slots
Enhanced AC'97 2.3
GbE: 2 connections
MediaShield

nForce Professional 3400 MCP
AMD Opteron
HT 1 GHz 2000 MT/s
DDR2 667 Registered/ECC
28 lanes, 6 links fixed x16: 2 slots
HDA Azalia
GbE: 2 connections
MediaShield

nForce Professional 3600 MCP
AMD Opteron
HT 1 GHz 2000 MT/s
DDR2 667 Registered/ECC
28 lanes, 6 links fixed x16: 2 slots
HDA Azalia
GbE: 2 connections
MediaShield

56 lanes, 12 links flexible x16: 2 slots


Series

Model
Processors Supported
FSB/HT Frequency (MHz)
Memory
PCI-Express
SATA
PATA
Sound

Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64, Sempron Socket AM2

nForce 500 SLI
Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 Socket AM2
HT 1 GHz
DDR2 / DDR
x8: 2 slots x1: 3 slots
4 Ports 3 Gbit/s
4 Ports
AC'97

nForce 560 SLI
Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 Socket AM2
HT 1 GHz
DDR2
x8: 2 slots x1: 2 slots
4 Ports 3 Gbit/s
4 Ports
AC'97

nForce 570 LT SLI
Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 Socket AM2
HT 1 GHz
DDR2
x8: 2 slots x1: 2 slots
4 Ports 3 Gbit/s
2 Ports
HDA

nForce 570 SLI
Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 Socket AM2
HT 1 GHz
DDR2
x16: 1 slot x8: 1 slot x1: 4 slots
6 Ports 3 Gbit/s
2 Ports
HDA

Athlon 64 FX, Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 Socket AM2


All-time ranking in the Championship Playoff (since the introduction of the playoff system in 2009)

Rank
Club
Seasons
Played
Drew
Lost
Points
Avg. Points
Goals for
Goals against
Goal diff

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Regular season

Game November Opponent Score Record Points


Champions

Season
Champion
Second
Third
Team Champion

Heikki Kovalainen ( Arden International )

Lewis Hamilton ( ART Grand Prix )
Nelson Piquet, Jr. ( Piquet Sports )
Alexandre Prémat ( ART Grand Prix )
ART Grand Prix

Timo Glock ( iSport International )
Lucas di Grassi ( ART Grand Prix )
Giorgio Pantano ( Campos Grand Prix )
iSport International

Lucas di Grassi ( Barwa Int. Campos Team )

Lucas di Grassi ( Fat Burner Racing Engineering )

Pastor Maldonado ( Rapax )
Sergio Pérez ( Barwa Addax Team )
Jules Bianchi ( ART Grand Prix )
Rapax

Luca Filippi ( Super Nova / Scuderia Coloni )

Davide Valsecchi ( DAMS )
Luiz Razia ( Arden International )
Esteban Gutiérrez ( Lotus GP )
DAMS

Fabio Leimer ( Racing Engineering )
Sam Bird ( Russian Time )
James Calado ( ART Grand Prix )
Russian Time


Awards and nominations

Year
Award
Nominated work
Category
Result

Academy Awards
Maria Full of Grace
Best Actress
Nominated

Screen Actors Guild Awards
Maria Full of Grace
Best Actress
Nominated

Independent Spirit Awards
Maria Full of Grace
Best Female Lead
Won

Chicago Film Critics Association
Maria Full of Grace
Most Promising Performer
Won

Colombian Cinema Award
Maria Full of Grace
Best Actress
Won

Gotham Awards
Maria Full of Grace
Breakthrough Performance
Won

Imagen Foundation Awards
Maria Full of Grace
Best Actress - Film
Won

Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards

Online Film Critics Society Awards
Maria Full of Grace
Best Breakthrough Performance
Won

Premios ACE
Maria Full of Grace
Best Actress
Won

Seattle International Film Festival
Maria Full of Grace
Best Actress
Won

ShoWest Award
Maria Full of Grace
International Star of the Year
Won

Berlin International Film Festival
Maria Full of Grace
Best Actress
Won

Broadcast Film Critics Association
Maria Full of Grace
Best Actress
Nominated

Chlotrudis Awards
Maria Full of Grace
Best Actress
Nominated

Satellite Awards
Maria Full of Grace
Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama
Nominated

London Critics Circle Film Awards
Maria Full of Grace
Actress of the Year
Nominated


Argentine clubs in international competitions

Team
Intercontinental
Recopa 1996
Supercopa 1996
CONMEBOL 1996
Copa Libertadores 1997

Vélez Sársfield
Champions
Champions
2nd round

River Plate
Runner up
Runner up
1st round
Round 2

Boca Juniors
QF
did not qualify
did not qualify

Argentinos
1st round
did not qualify
did not qualify

Estudiantes
1st round
did not qualify
did not qualify

Independiente
1st round
did not qualify
did not qualify


Team
Recopa 1995
Supercopa 1995
CONMEBOL 1995
Copa Libertadores 1996

Rosario Central
Champions
did not qualify

Independiente
Runner up
Champions
did not qualify
did not qualify

Gimnasia La Plata
Round 1
did not qualify

Argentinos Juniors
Round 1
did not qualify
did not qualify

Boca Juniors
Round 1
did not qualify
did not qualify

Estudiantes
Round 1
did not qualify
did not qualify

Racing Club
Round 1
did not qualify
did not qualify

Vélez Sársfield
Round 1
did not qualify
did not qualify


Regular season

Game January Opponent Score Record Points


Round 16

Home team
Home team score
Away team
Away team score
Ground
Crowd
Date
Report

North Melbourne
17.12 (114)
Collingwood
14.12 (96)
Telstra Dome
Friday, 18 July
AFL.com.au

Geelong
19.17 (131)
Western Bulldogs
10.10 (70)
Skilled Stadium
Saturday, 19 July
AFL.com.au

Richmond
16.12 (108)
Essendon
15.14 (104)
MCG
Saturday, 19 July
AFL.com.au

Brisbane Lions
17.11 (113)
West Coast
9.13 (67)
The Gabba
Saturday, 19 July
AFL.com.au

St Kilda
18.11 (119)
Hawthorn
13.11 (89)
Telstra Dome
Saturday, 19 July
AFL.com.au

Carlton
18.11 (119)
Sydney
18.13 (121)
Telstra Dome
Sunday, 20 July
AFL.com.au

Port Adelaide
13.14 (92)
Adelaide
11.14 (80)
AAMI Stadium
Sunday, 20 July
AFL.com.au

Fremantle
16.18 (114)
Melbourne
10.8 (68)
Subiaco
Sunday, 20 July
AFL.com.au


Round 17

Hawthorn
11.11 (77)
Geelong
12.16 (88)
MCG
Friday, 25 July
AFL.com.au

Essendon
19.14 (128)
Collingwood
11.14 (80)
MCG
Saturday, 26 July
AFL.com.au

West Coast
15.13 (103)
St Kilda
12.14 (86)
Subiaco
Saturday, 26 July
AFL.com.au

Richmond
18.9 (117)
Brisbane Lions
16.18 (114)
Telstra Dome
Saturday, 26 July
AFL.com.au

Sydney
6.17 (53)
Adelaide
11.11 (77)
SCG
Saturday, 26 July
AFL.com.au

Port Adelaide
15.11 (101)
Fremantle
20.9 (129)
AAMI Stadium
Sunday, 27 July
AFL.com.au

Melbourne
10.10 (70)
North Melbourne
14.14 (98)
MCG
Sunday, 27 July
AFL.com.au

Western Bulldogs
15.8 (98)
Carlton
18.18 (126)
Telstra Dome
Sunday, 27 July
AFL.com.au


Round 21

Western Bulldogs
23.13 (151)
Essendon
15.15 (105)
Telstra Dome
Friday, 22 August
AFL.com.au

Richmond
15.15 (105)
Fremantle
15.8 (98)
MCG
Saturday, 23 August
AFL.com.au

Port Adelaide
18.21 (129)
Melbourne
7.9 (51)
AAMI Stadium
Saturday, 23 August
AFL.com.au

Brisbane Lions
16.13 (109)
Carlton
18.7 (115)
The Gabba
Saturday, 23 August
AFL.com.au

Collingwood
18.10 (118)
Sydney
10.13 (73)
Telstra Dome
Saturday, 23 August
AFL.com.au

Geelong
17.13 (115)
North Melbourne
13.4 (82)
Skilled Stadium
Sunday, 24 August
AFL.com.au

St Kilda
13.17 (95)
Adelaide
6.11 (47)
Telstra Dome
Sunday, 24 August
AFL.com.au

West Coast
9.8 (62)
Hawthorn
19.19 (133)
Subiaco
Sunday, 24 August
AFL.com.au


Round 22

Fremantle
12.8 (80)
Collingwood
8.8 (56)
Subiaco
Friday 29 August
AFL.com.au

North Melbourne
10.12 (72)
Port Adelaide
23.10 (148)
MCG
Saturday, 30 August
AFL.com.au

Geelong
24.20 (164)
West Coast
10.5 (65)
Skilled Stadium
Saturday, 30 August
AFL.com.au

Adelaide
10.16 (76)
Western Bulldogs
9.13 (67)
AAMI Stadium
Saturday, 30 August
AFL.com.au

Carlton
12.9 (81)
Hawthorn
24.15 (159)
Telstra Dome
Saturday, 30 August
AFL.com.au

Sydney
17.12 (114)
Brisbane Lions
6.17 (53)
SCG
Saturday, 30 August
AFL.com.au

Melbourne
6.5 (41)
Richmond
18.13 (121)
MCG
Sunday, 31 August
AFL.com.au

Essendon
5.9 (39)
St Kilda
21.21 (147)
Telstra Dome
Sunday, 31 August
AFL.com.au


Living British supercentenarians

Name
Birth date
Age as of 1 February 2014
Country of birth
Place of residence

Grace Jones
7 December 1899
114years, 56days
England
Bermondsey , England

Ethel Lang
27 May 1900
113years, 250days
England
Barnsley , England

Dorothy Baldwin
8 February 1902
111years, 358days
England
Nottingham , England

Dorothy Peel
28 September 1902
111years, 126days
England
Bridlington , England

Florence Pittaway
15 October 1902
111years, 109days
England
Birmingham , England

Margaret Sandiford
23 March 1903
110years, 315days
England
Lydiate , England

Ralph Tarrant
7 July 1903
110years, 209days
England
Sheffield , England

Gwen Phillips
17 July 1903
110years, 199days
Wales
Newport , Wales

Hilda Jackson
19 August 1903
110years, 166days
England
Oldham , England

Ivy Clapham
6 September 1903
110years, 148days
England
Hull , England

Alma Rayward
3 October 1903
110years, 121days
England
Hull , England

Winifred Warhurst
22 October 1903
110years, 102days
England
Wirral , England


California

United States House of Representatives elections, 1890

District
Incumbent
Party
First elected
Result

California 1
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Democratic gain

California 2
Marion Biggs
Democratic
1886
Retired Democratic hold

California 3
Joseph McKenna
Republican
1884
Re-elected

California 4
William W. Morrow
Republican
1884
Retired Republican hold

California 5
Thomas J. Clunie
Democratic
1888
Lost re-election Republican gain

California 6
William Vandever
Republican
1886
Retired Republican hold


South Carolina

South Carolina 1
Samuel Dibble
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold

South Carolina 2
George D. Tillman
Democratic
Re-elected

South Carolina 3
James S. Cothran
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold

South Carolina 4
William H. Perry
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold

South Carolina 5
John J. Hemphill
Democratic
Re-elected

South Carolina 6
George W. Dargan
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold

South Carolina 7
Thomas E. Miller
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain


California

United States House of Representatives elections, 1888

California 1
Thomas Larkin Thompson
Democratic
Lost re-election Republican gain

California 2
Marion Biggs
Democratic
Re-elected

California 3
Joseph McKenna
Republican
Re-elected

California 4
William W. Morrow
Republican
Re-elected

California 5
Charles N. Felton
Republican
Retired Democratic gain

California 6
William Vandever
Republican
Retired Republican hold


South Carolina

South Carolina 1
Samuel Dibble
Democratic
Re-elected

South Carolina 3
James S. Cothran
Democratic
Re-elected

South Carolina 4
William H. Perry
Democratic
Re-elected

South Carolina 6
George W. Dargan
Democratic
Re-elected

South Carolina 7
William Elliott
Democratic
Re-elected


California

United States House of Representatives elections, 1886

California 1
Barclay Henley
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold

California 2
James A. Louttit
Republican
Retired Democratic gain

California 5
Charles N. Felton
Republican
Re-elected

California 6
Henry Markham
Republican
Retired Republican hold


South Carolina

South Carolina 1
Samuel Dibble
Democratic
1882
Re-elected

South Carolina 2
George D. Tillman
Democratic
1878
Re-elected

South Carolina 3
D. Wyatt Aiken
Democratic
1876
Retired Democratic hold

South Carolina 4
William H. Perry
Democratic
1884
Re-elected

South Carolina 5
John J. Hemphill
Democratic
1882
Re-elected

South Carolina 6
George W. Dargan
Democratic
1882
Re-elected

South Carolina 7
Robert Smalls
Republican
1884 ( special )
Lost re-election Democratic gain


Festivali I Këngës 46

Albania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2008


California

United States House of Representatives elections, 1882

California 1
William Rosecrans
Democratic
1880
Re-elected

California 2
Horace F. Page
Republican
1872
Lost re-election Democratic gain

California 3
Campbell P. Berry
Democratic
1879
Retired Democratic hold

California 4
Romualdo Pacheco
Republican
1876
Retired Democratic gain

California at-large 2 seats on a general ticket


United States House of Representatives elections, 1880

South Carolina 1
John S. Richardson
Democratic
Re-elected

South Carolina 2
Michael P. O'Connor
Democratic
Re-elected

South Carolina 3
D. Wyatt Aiken
Democratic
Re-elected

South Carolina 4
John H. Evins
Democratic
Re-elected

South Carolina 5
George D. Tillman
Democratic
Re-elected


Production

System Owner Quantity Delivery Length Gauge Operation Seats Standing

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Chemnitz Stadtbahn
Chemnitzer Verkehrs-Aktiengesellschaft
1993–2000
m (ft)
Standard
Uni

Chemnitz Stadtbahn
Chemnitzer Verkehrs-Aktiengesellschaft
2000
m (ft)
Standard
Bi

City-Bahn Chemnitz
City-Bahn Chemnitz
2001
m (ft)
Standard
Bi

Mannheim Tramway
MVV Verkehr
1996
m (ft)
Meter
Bi

Mannheim Tramway
MVV Verkehr
2002–07
m (ft)
Meter
Uni

Mannheim Tramway
MVV Verkehr
2002–07
m (ft)
Meter
Bi

Duisberg Stadtbahn
Duisburger Verkehrsgesellschaft
1996
m (ft)
Standard
Bi

Inner West Light Rail
Transport for New South Wales
1997–98
m (ft)
Standard
Bi

Helsinki Tramway
Helsinki City Transport
1998–2004
m (ft)
Meter
Uni

Heidelberg Tramway
Heidelberger Straßen- und Bergbahn
2002
m (ft)
Meter
Bi

Ludwigshafen Tramway
Verkehrsbetriebe Ludwigshafen am Rhein
2003
m (ft)
Meter
Uni

Bochum–Gelsenkirchen Tramway
Bochum-Gelsenkirchener Straßenbahnen
2007–11
m (ft)
Meter
Bi

Nuremberg Tramway
Verkehrs-Aktiengesellschaft Nürnberg
2007
m (ft)
Standard
Uni

Munich tramway
Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft
2008–11
m (ft)
Standard
Uni

Bergen Light Rail
Hordaland County Municipality
2009–12
m (ft)
Standard
Bi

Graz Tramway
Graz AG Verkehrsbetriebe
2009–
m (ft)
Standard
Uni

Potsdam Tramway
Verkehrsbetrieb Potsdam
2010–
m (ft)
Standard
Uni

Tramlink
Transport for London
2012
m (ft)
Standard
Bi


Season-by-season record

Season
Points
Finish
Playoffs
Head Coach


Regular season


Draft picks

Round
Player
Position
Nationality
College/Junior/Club Team (League)

Glen Seabrooke
Center
Canada
Peterborough Petes ( OHL )

Bruce Rendall
Left Wing
Canada
Chatham Maroons ( OPJHL )

Darryl Gilmour
Goaltender
Canada
Moose Jaw Warriors ( WHL )

Shane Whelan
Center
Canada
Oshawa Generals (OHL)

Paul Marshall
Defense
United States
Northwood School (N.Y.)

Daril Holmes
Right Wing
Canada
Kingston Canadians (OHL)

Ken Alexander
Defense
United States
Kitchener Rangers (OHL)

Tony Horacek
Left Wing
Canada
Kelowna Wings (WHL)

Mike Cusack
Forward
United States
Dubuque Fighting Saints ( USHL )

Gord Murphy
Defense
Canada
Oshawa Generals (OHL)

Rod Williams
Right Wing
Canada
Kelowna Wings (WHL)

Paul Maurice
Defense
Canada
Windsor Compuware Spitfires (OHL)


Regular season

Game October Opponent Score Record Points


Regular season

Game December Opponent Score Record Points


Regular season

Game February Opponent Score Record Points


Regular season

Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Game site
Record
Attendance

September 14
Boston Patriots
W 35–7
Mile High Stadium
1–0

September 21
New York Jets
W 21–19
Mile High Stadium
2–0

September 28
at Buffalo Bills
L 28–41
War Memorial Stadium
2–1

October 5
Kansas City Chiefs
L 13–26
Mile High Stadium
2–2

October 12
Oakland Raiders
L 14–24
Mile High Stadium
2–3

October 19
at Cincinnati Bengals
W 30–23
Nippert Stadium
3–3

October 26
at Houston Oilers
L 21–24
Astrodome
3–4

November 2
San Diego Chargers
W 13–0
Mile High Stadium
4–4

November 9
at Oakland Raiders
L 10–41
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
4–5

November 16
Houston Oilers
T 20–20
Mile High Stadium
4–5–1

November 23
at San Diego Chargers
L 24–45
San Diego Stadium
4–6–1

November 27
at Kansas City Chiefs
L 17–31
Municipal Stadium
4–7–1

December 7
at Miami Dolphins
L 24–27
Miami Orange Bowl
4–8–1

December 14
Cincinnati Bengals
W 27–16
Mile High Stadium
5–8–1


Playoffs

April 17
@ Pittsburgh Penguins
3–4
Penguins lead 1–0

April 19
@ Pittsburgh Penguins
4–2
Series tied 1–1

April 21
Pittsburgh Penguins
3–4 OT
Penguins lead 2–1

April 23
Pittsburgh Penguins
4–1
Series tied 2–2

April 25
@ Pittsburgh Penguins
7–10
Penguins lead 3–2

April 27
Pittsburgh Penguins
6–2
Series tied 3–3

April 29
@ Pittsburgh Penguins
4–1
Flyers win 4–3


Playoffs

April 5
@ Washington Capitals
2–3 OT
Capitals lead 1–0

April 6
@ Washington Capitals
3–2
Series tied 1–1

April 8
Washington Capitals
3–4 OT
Capitals lead 2–1

April 9
Washington Capitals
5–2
Series tied 2–2

April 11
@ Washington Capitals
8–5
Flyers lead 3–2

April 13
Washington Capitals
4–3
Flyers win 4–2


Team
Recopa 1994
Supercopa 1994
CONMEBOL 1994
Copa Libertadores 1995

Independiente
Champions
Champions
Round 2

Boca Juniors
Runner up
did not qualify
did not qualify

Estudiantes
QF
did not qualify
did not qualify

Argentinos Juniors
1st round
did not qualify
did not qualify

Racing Club
1st round
did not qualify
did not qualify


Frequency specifications

Max. aggregate bandwidth (bi-directional)

Max. bandwidth at 32-bit unidirectional*


World Championship Group A (Soviet Union)

Games
Drawn
Lost
Points difference
Points


World Championship Group C (Netherlands)


Race calendar and results

Round
Track
Date
Pole Position
Fastest Race Lap
Winner
Team

Fuji
1 April
Benoît Tréluyer
Benoît Tréluyer
Benoît Tréluyer
Team Impul

Suzuka
15 April
Tsugio Matsuda
Hiroki Yoshimoto
Satoshi Motoyama
Team Impul

Motegi
20 May
Tsugio Matsuda
Takashi Kogure
Takashi Kogure
Nakajima Racing

Okayama
10 June
Takashi Kogure
Tsugio Matsuda
Ronnie Quintarelli
Team Boss Inging

Suzuka
8 July
Tsugio Matsuda
Tsugio Matsuda
Satoshi Motoyama
Team Impul

Fuji
26 August
Satoshi Motoyama
Loïc Duval
André Lotterer
TOM'S Racing

SUGO
16 September
Takashi Kogure
Naoki Yokomizo
Takashi Kogure
Nakajima Racing

Motegi
21 October
Takashi Kogure
Takashi Kogure
Takashi Kogure
Nakajima Racing

Suzuka
18 November
Takashi Kogure
André Lotterer
Satoshi Motoyama
Team Impul


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Time Location

Loss
4-1
Catia Vitoria
TKO (punches)
Playboy Fight Night 4
3:59
New Town, North Dakota , United States

Win
4-0
Masako Yoshida
TKO (punches)
EB - Beatdown at 4 Bears 5
2:35
New Town, North Dakota , United States

Win
3-0
Michelle Waterson
TKO (punches)
Apache Gold: Extreme Beatdown
1:50
Phoenix, Arizona , United States

Win
2-0
Stephanie Palmer
TKO (liver punch)
SuperFights MMA - Night of Combat 2
0:53
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Win
1-0
Tammie Schneider
TKO (punches)
IFO - Fireworks in the Cage IV
2:05
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States


Medal table


Playoffs


Game log

Date Visitor Score Home Attendance Record Points


Game log


Game log

April 1
at Minnesota Twins
7-5
Miceli
Aguilera

April 3
at Minnesota Twins
10-6
Blair
Naulty

April 4
at Boston Red Sox
8-7
Levine
Sager

April 5
at Boston Red Sox
15-12
Castillo
Jones

April 6
at Boston Red Sox
5-3
Brocail
Hernandez

April 11
Boston Red Sox
5-4
Drabek
Jones

April 15
at Milwaukee Brewers
3-1
Karl
Jones

April 17
Seattle Mariners
8-6
Bautista
Charlton

April 21
at Texas Rangers
7-6
Vosberg
Miceli

April 24
at Texas Rangers
4-2
Thompson
Wetteland

April 29
Milwaukee Brewers
2-1
Olivares
Jones


Game log

May 4
at Cleveland Indians
2-0
Nagy
Brocail

May 21
at Baltimore Orioles
2-0
Thompson
Myers

May 28
Baltimore Orioles
8-1
Moehler
Boskie

May 30
at Seattle Mariners
5-2
Fassero
Jones

May 31
at Seattle Mariners
4-2
Wolcott
Jones


Game log

June 1
at Seattle Mariners
4-1
Thompson
Ayala

June 2
at Oakland Athletics
8-7
Karsay
Brocail

June 3
at Oakland Athletics
9-8
Myers
Johnson

June 6
Seattle Mariners
6-3
Olivares
Ayala

June 7
Seattle Mariners
3-1
Wolcott
Jones

June 8
Seattle Mariners
2-0
Moehler
Ayala

June 10
Oakland Athletics
6-4
Prieto
Jones

June 11
Oakland Athletics
4-2
Small
Jones

June 13
at Montreal Expos
4-3
Olivares
Urbina

June 20
Boston Red Sox
12-6
Wakefield
Sager

June 22
Boston Red Sox
2-1
Blair
Slocumb

June 23
New York Yankees
5-2
Lira
Rivera

June 24
New York Yankees
12-9
Myers
Rivera

June 25
New York Yankees
3-1
Thompson
Rivera

June 27
at Boston Red Sox
2-1
Hammond
Jones

June 29
at Boston Red Sox
8-6
Bautista
Slocumb


Game log

Date Opponent Score Loss Time Att. Record

Postponed (rain) Rescheduled for July 28


Game log

Postponed (rain) Rescheduled for September 4


Game log

Postponed (rain) Rescheduled for October 6


Administrative divisions

Name
Hanzi
Hanyu Pinyin
Population (2010-11-01)
Area (km²)
Density (/km²)

City proper
City proper
City proper
City proper
City proper
City proper

Suburbs Suburbs Suburbs Suburbs Suburbs Suburbs

Satellite cities
Satellite cities
Satellite cities
Satellite cities
Satellite cities
Satellite cities


Scoring leaders

Player
Touchdowns
Extra points
Field goals
Points


Michigan 89, Beloit 0


Rose Bowl: Michigan 49, Stanford 0


Scoring leaders

Player
Touchdowns (5 points)
Extra points 1 point
Field goals (5 points)
Total Points


Michigan 63, Oberlin 0


Varsity letter winners

Player
Position
Games started
Hometown
Height
Weight
Class
Previous experience

Charles B. Carter
Right guard
10
Auburn, Maine
6' 0"
Law '05
Brown Varsity (2 years)

William C. "King" Cole
Right end Left tackle
4 3
Chicago, Illinois
5' 10½"
Law '05
Marietta College (2 years)

Left end Quarterback Fullback Left halfback

George W. Gregory
Center
11
Redding, California
5' 10-8/10"
Law '04
Varsity (1 year)

Albert E. Herrnstein
Right halfback
11
Chillicothe, Ohio
5' 10"
Lit '03
Varsity (1 year)

Willie Heston
Left halfback
9
Grants Pass, Oregon
5' 8"
Law '04
Varsity (1 year)

Paul J. Jones
Fullback
7
Youngstown, Ohio
6' 0"
Law '04
Reserves (1 year)

James E. Lawrence
Fullback Left tackle Right guard
3 1 1
Ypsilanti, Michigan
6' 1/2"
Lit '06
Ypsilanti H.S.

Joseph Maddock
Right tackle
11
East Jordan, Michigan
5' 11"
Spec. Lit.
Albion (2 years)

Dan McGugin
Left guard
10
Tingley, Iowa
5' 11"
Law '04
Varsity (1 year)

William S. Palmer
Left tackle
4
Chester, Massachusetts
5' 8"
Law '05
Chester H.S.

Curtis Redden
Left end
9
Rossville, Illinois
5' 11"
Law '03
Varsity (2 years)

Everett Sweeley
Right end
7
Sioux City, Iowa
5' 10"
Lit '03
Varsity (3 years)

Harrison "Boss" Weeks
Quarterback
10
Allegan, Michigan
5' 7"
Lit '06
Varsity (2 years)


Michigan 48, Case 6


Michigan 119, Michigan Agricultural 0


Michigan 86, Ohio State 0


Michigan 51, Indiana 0

Player
Position
Starter
Touchdowns
Extra points
Field goals
Points


Michigan 36, Drake 4


Michigan 48, Ohio Northern 0


Michigan 28, Wisconsin 0


Draft picks

Round
Player
Position
Nationality
College/Junior/Club Team (League)

2
Greg Johnson
Center
Canada
Thunder Bay Flyers ( USHL )

2
Patrik Juhlin
Left Wing
Sweden
Vasteras IK ( Elitserien )

4
Reid Simpson
Left Wing
Canada
Prince Albert Raiders ( WHL )

6
Niklas Eriksson
Right Wing
Sweden
Leksands IF (Elitserien)

7
Jack Callahan
Center
United States
Belmont Hill School (Mass.)

8
Sverre Sears
Defense
United States
Belmont Hill School (Mass.)

9
Glen Wisser
Forward
United States
Philadelphia Junior Flyers (Jr. B)

10
Allen Kummu
Defense
Canada
Humboldt Broncos ( SJHL )

11
Matt Brait
Defense
United States
St. Michael's Buzzers ( MetJHL )

12
James Pollio
Left Wing
United States
Vermont Academy (Vermont)

Sup
Jamie Baker
Defense
United States
Windsor Lancers ( CIAU )


Regular season

Game October Opponent Score Record Points


Regular season

Game February Opponent Score Record Points


Regular season


Regular season

Game January Opponent Score Record Points


Draft picks

Jean-Marc Pelletier
Goaltender
United States
Cornell Big Red ( ECAC )

Pat Kavanagh
Right Wing
Canada
Peterborough Petes ( OHL )

Kris Mallette
Defense
Canada
Kelowna Rockets ( WHL )

Mikhail Chernov
Defense
Russia
Torpedo Yaroslavl (RUS)

Jordon Flodell
Defense
Canada
Moose Jaw Warriors (WHL)

Todd Fedoruk
Left Wing
Canada
Kelowna Rockets (WHL)

Marko Kauppinen
Defense
Finland
JYP HT Juniors (FIN)


Draft picks

Simon Gagne
Left Wing
Canada
Quebec Remparts ( QMJHL )

Jason Beckett
Defense
Canada
Seattle Thunderbirds ( WHL )

Ian Forbes
Defense
Canada
Guelph Storm ( OHL )

J. P. Morin
Defense
Canada
Drummondville Voltigeurs (QMJHL)

Francis Belanger
Left Wing
Canada
Rimouski Océanic (QMJHL)

Garrett Prosofsky
Center
Canada
Saskatoon Blades (WHL)

Antero Niittymaki
Goaltender
Finland
TPS ( SM-liiga )

Cam Ondrik
Goaltender
Canada
Medicine Hat Tigers (WHL)

Tomas Divisek
Right Wing
Czech Republic
HC Slavia Praha (CZE)

Lubomir Pistek
Right Wing
Slovakia
Bratislava Slovan (Slovakia)

Petr Hubacek
Center
Czech Republic
Brno Kometa (Czech)

Bruno St. Jacques
Defense
Canada
Baie-Comeau Drakkar (QMJHL)

Sergei Skrobot
Defense
Russia
Dynamo-2 Moscow (RUS)


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Round Time Location

Loss
8–5
Matt Lindland
Submission (guillotine choke)
3:38
California , United States

Loss
8–4
Jorge Oliveira
Submission (triangle choke)
4:02
Idaho , United States

Loss
8–3
Renato Sobral
Submission (rear naked choke)
2:21
Nevada , United States

Loss
8–2
Randy Couture
Submission (anaconda choke)
0:52
Nevada , United States

Win
8–1
John Marsh
Decision (unanimous)
5:00
Nevada , United States

Win
7–1
Emanuel Newton
Submission (kimura)
1:35
Mexico

Win
6–1
Mario Lopez
Submission (crucifix)
0:28
Mexico

Win
5–1
Chris Haseman
TKO (strikes)
3:10
Nevada , United States

Loss
4–1
Wanderlei Silva
KO (punch and kick)
4:00
Brazil

Win
4–0
Joe Pardo
Submission (armlock)
11:01
Alabama , United States

Win
3–0
Dario Amorim
Submission (shoulder injury)
2:42
Brazil

Win
2–0
Marcelo Barbosa
Submission (punches)
3:36
Brazil

Win
1–0
Francisco Nonato
Submission (keylock)
5:42
Brazil


Series 9 (2009)

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! (UK TV series)

Celebrity
Famous for
Entered
Exited
Finished

Gino D'Acampo
Celebrity chef
Day 1
Day 21
1st

Kim Woodburn
TV personality/expert
Day 1
Day 21
2nd

Jimmy White
Snooker player
Day 1
Day 21
3rd

Justin Ryan
Interior designer and TV presenter
Day 1
Day 20
4th

Stuart Manning
Actor (played Russ Owen in Hollyoaks )
Day 1
Day 19
5th

Sabrina Washington
Singer, former member of Mis-Teeq
Day 1
Day 18
6th

George Hamilton
American actor and personality
Day 1
Day 17
7th

Joe Bugner
Former world-rated heavyweight boxer
Day 4
Day 16
8th

Samantha Fox
Former model and singer
Day 1
Day 14
9th

Colin McAllister
Interior designer and TV presenter
Day 1
Day 11
10th

Actress (played Lisa Fowler in EastEnders )

Katie Price (second appearance)
Model and TV personality
Day 2
Day 9
12th

Former Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer


Series 3 (2004)

Kerry Katona
Singer in Atomic Kitten
Day 1
Day 16
1st

Jennie Bond
Former royal correspondent for the BBC
Day 1
Day 16
2nd

Lord Brocket
Aristocrat
Day 1
Day 15
4th

Katie Price (first appearance)
Page 3 Model
Day 1
Day 14
5th

Alex Best
Second wife of footballer George Best
Day 1
Day 13
6th

Neil Ruddock
Ex- footballer
Day 1
Day 11
7th

John Lydon
Sex Pistols & Public Image Ltd frontman
Day 1
Day 11
8th


Draft picks

Justin Williams
Right Wing
Canada
Plymouth Whalers ( OHL )

Alexander Drozdetsky
Right Wing
Russia
SKA Saint Petersburg (RUS)

Roman Cechmanek
Goaltender
Czech Republic
HC Vsetin (CZE)

Colin Shields
Forward
United Kingdom
Cleveland Jr. Barons ( NAHL )

John Eichelberger
Forward
United States
Green Bay Gamblers ( USHL )

Guillaume Lefebvre
Left Wing
Canada
Rouyn-Noranda Huskies ( QMJHL )

Regan Kelly
Defense
Canada
Nipawin Hawks ( SJHL )

Milan Kopecky
Forward
Czech Republic
Slavia Praha Jr. (CZE)


Regular season

Game December Opponent Score Record Points


Draft picks

Jeff Woywitka
Defense
Canada
Red Deer Rebels ( WHL )

Patrick Sharp
Center
Canada
Vermont Catamounts ( HE )

Jussi Timonen
Defense
Finland
KalPa ( SM-liiga )

Bernd Bruckler
Goaltender
Austria
Tri-City Storm ( USHL )

Roman Malek
Goaltender
Czech Republic
HC Slavia Praha (CZE)

Dennis Seidenberg
Defense
Germany
Adler Mannheim ( DEL )

Andrei Razin
Center
Russia
Metallurg Magnitogorsk (RUS)

Thierry Douville
Defense
Canada
Baie-Comeau Drakkar ( QMJHL )

David Printz
Defense
Sweden
Great Falls Americans ( AWHL )


Regular season

Game November Opponent Score Record Points


Managers


Draft picks

Joni Pitkanen
Defense
Finland
Karpat ( SM-liiga )

Rosario Ruggeri
Defense
Canada
Chicoutimi Saguenéens ( QMJHL )

Konstantin Baranov
Forward
Russia
Mechel Chelyabinsk (RUS)

Dov Grumet-Morris
Goaltender
United States
Harvard Crimson ( ECAC )

Nikita Korovkin
Defense
Russia
Kamloops Blazers ( WHL )

Joey Mormina
Defense
Canada
Colgate Raiders (ECAC)

Mathieu Brunelle
Left Wing
Canada
Victoriaville Tigres (QMJHL)


Game log


Playoffs

April 8
New Jersey Devils
3–2
Flyers lead 1–0

April 10
New Jersey Devils
3–2
Flyers lead 2–0

April 12
@ New Jersey Devils
2–4
Flyers lead 2–1

April 14
@ New Jersey Devils
3–0
Flyers lead 3–1

April 17
New Jersey Devils
3–1
Flyers win 4–1


Ohio

United States House of Representatives elections, 1866

District
Incumbent
Party
First elected
Result

Ohio 1
Benjamin Eggleston
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 2
Rutherford B. Hayes
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 3
Robert C. Schenck
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 4
William Lawrence
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 5
Francis C. Le Blond
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold

Ohio 6
Reader W. Clarke
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 7
Samuel Shellabarger
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 8
James Randolph Hubbell
Republican
Retired Republican hold

Ohio 9
Ralph P. Buckland
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 10
James M. Ashley
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 11
Hezekiah S. Bundy
Republican
Retired Republican hold

Ohio 12
William E. Finck
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold

Ohio 13
Columbus Delano
Republican
Lost Re-election Democratic gain

Ohio 14
Martin Welker
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 15
Tobias A. Plants
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 16
John Bingham
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 17
Ephraim R. Eckley
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 18
Rufus P. Spalding
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 19
James A. Garfield
Republican
Re-elected


Ohio

United States House of Representatives elections, 1864

Ohio 1
George H. Pendleton
Democratic
Retired Republican gain

Ohio 2
Alexander Long
Democratic
Lost re-nomination Republican gain

Ohio 3
Robert C. Schenck
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 4
John F. McKinney
Democratic
Lost re-election Republican gain

Ohio 5
Francis C. Le Blond
Democratic
Re-elected

Ohio 6
Chilton A. White
Democratic
Lost re-election Republican gain

Ohio 7
Samuel S. Cox
Democratic
Lost re-election Republican gain

Ohio 8
William Johnston
Democratic
Lost re-election Republican gain

Ohio 9
Warren P. Noble
Democratic
Lost re-election Republican gain

Ohio 10
James M. Ashley
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 11
Wells A. Hutchins
Democratic
Lost re-election Republican gain

Ohio 12
William E. Finck
Democratic
Re-elected

Ohio 13
John O'Neill
Democratic
Retired Republican gain

Ohio 14
George Bliss
Democratic
Lost re-election Republican gain

Ohio 15
James R. Morris
Democratic
Lost re-election Republican gain

Ohio 16
Joseph W. White
Democratic
Lost re-election Republican gain

Ohio 17
Ephraim R. Eckley
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 18
Rufus P. Spalding
Republican
Re-elected

Ohio 19
James A. Garfield
Republican
Re-elected


Doubles statistics

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

Olympic Games
Olympic Games
Olympic Games
Olympic Games
Olympic Games
Olympic Games
Olympic Games
Olympic Games

Summer Olympics
Not Held
Not Held
A
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
S

Year-End Championship
Year-End Championship
Year-End Championship
Year-End Championship
Year-End Championship
Year-End Championship
Year-End Championship
Year-End Championship

WTA Premier Mandatory Tournaments
WTA Premier Mandatory Tournaments
WTA Premier Mandatory Tournaments
WTA Premier Mandatory Tournaments
WTA Premier Mandatory Tournaments
WTA Premier Mandatory Tournaments
WTA Premier Mandatory Tournaments
WTA Premier Mandatory Tournaments

Madrid
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
A
A
A
2R

WTA Premier 5 Tournaments
WTA Premier 5 Tournaments
WTA Premier 5 Tournaments
WTA Premier 5 Tournaments
WTA Premier 5 Tournaments
WTA Premier 5 Tournaments
WTA Premier 5 Tournaments
WTA Premier 5 Tournaments

Doha
Tier II
Tier II
A
Not Held
Not Held
P
A

Cincinnati
Tier III
Tier III
Tier III
A
A
2R
W


Rep. Ron Paul – U.S. House of Representatives – [R-TX-14]

List of sponsored/cosponsored legislation

List of legislation sponsored by Ron Paul

Years covered
All bills sponsored
All amendments sponsored
All bills cosponsored
All amendments cosponsored
Original bills cosponsored
Original amendments cosponsored
Bill support withdrawn
Amendment support withdrawn

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United States House of Representatives elections, 1860

Pennsylvania 1
Thomas B. Florence
Democratic
Retired Democratic Hold

Pennsylvania 2
Edward J. Morris
People's
Re-elected Republican Gain

Pennsylvania 3
John P. Verree
People's
Re-elected Republican Gain

Pennsylvania 4
William Millward
People's
Retired Republican Gain

Pennsylvania 5
John Wood
People's
Retired Republican Gain

Pennsylvania 6
John Hickman
Democratic
Re-elected Republican Gain

Pennsylvania 7
Thomas Corwin
Republican
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 8
Jacob K. McKenty
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold

Pennsylvania 9
Thaddeus Stevens
People's
Re-elected Republican Gain

Pennsylvania 10
John W. Killinger
People's
Re-elected Republican Gain

Pennsylvania 11
James H. Campbell
People's
Re-elected Republican gain

Pennsylvania 12
George W. Scranton
People's
Re-elected Republican gain

Pennsylvania 13
William H. Dimmick
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold

Pennsylvania 14
Galusha A. Grow
People's
Re-elected Republican gain

Pennsylvania 15
James Tracy Hale
People's
Re-elected Republican gain

Pennsylvania 16
Benjamin F. Junkin
People's
Defeated Democratic gain

Pennsylvania 17
Edward McPherson
People's
Re-elected Republican gain

Pennsylvania 18
Samuel S. Blair
People's
Re-elected Republican gain

Pennsylvania 19
John Covode
People's
Re-elected Republican gain

Pennsylvania 20
William Montgomery
Democratic
Retired Democratic Hold

Pennsylvania 21
James K. Moorhead
People's
Re-elected Republican gain

Pennsylvania 22
Robert McKnight
People's
Re-elected Republican gain

Pennsylvania 23
William Stewart
People's
Retired Republican gain

Pennsylvania 24
Chapin Hall
People's
Retired Republican gain

Pennsylvania 25
Elijah Babbitt
People's
Re-elected Republican gain


Muay

Athlete Event Quarterfinal Semifinal Final

Ali Ekranpour
63.5 kg
Did not advance
Did not advance
Did not advance

Jalal Motamedi
67 kg
Ng ( MAC ) W 5–0
Kahhorov ( UZB ) L 0–5
Did not advance

Vahid Roshani
71 kg
Jawad ( IRQ ) W 5–0
Shetty ( IND ) W RSCH
Kadirkulov ( UZB ) L 1–4

Mostafa Abdollahi
75 kg
Chu ( MAC ) W Knockout
El-Kaissi ( LIB ) W RSCH
Shukla ( IND ) W RSCH

Yousef Soltani
81 kg
Matsumoto ( JPN ) L 0–5
Did not advance
Did not advance


Medal count


Singles (5–11)

Outcome Date Tournament Surface Opponent Score

Runner–up
20 April 2007
Hvar
Clay
Karolina Jovanović
1–6 4–6

Winner
14 May 2007
Michalovce
Clay
Katarzyna Piter
2–6 6–3 6–4

Runner–up
25 May 2008
Galați
Clay
Valentina Sulpizio
2–6 6–7(2)

Runner–up
10 August 2008
Hechingen
Clay
Maša Zec Peškirič
6–3 6–7(1) 3–6

Runner–up
7 September 2008
Maribor
Clay
Maša Zec Peškirič
2–6 6–7(6)

Runner–up
29 March 2009
La Palma
Hard
Anastasija Sevastova
6–4 1–6 1–6

Runner–up
5 June 2009
Pozoblanco
Hard
Angelique Kerber
3–6 4–6

Runner–up
6 June 2010
Brno
Clay
Zuzana Ondrášková
3–6 6–4 2–6

Runner–up
26 September 2010
Bucharest
Clay
Mădălina Gojnea
4–6 4–6

Winner
18 June 2012
Alkmaar
Clay
Janina Toljan
6–3 6–4

Winner
8 July 2012
Denain
Clay
Michaela Hončová
6–2 1–6 6–2

Runner–up
30 June 2013
Zlín
Clay
Melanie Klaffner
3–6 2–6

Winner
28 July 2013
Les Contamines-Montjoie
Clay
Clothilde de Bernardi
7–5 6–7(3) 6–3

Winner
18 August 2013
Craiova
Clay
Alberta Brianti
7–5 3–6 6–4

Runner–up
15 September 2013
Sofia
Clay
Patricia Mayr-Achleitner
2–6 6–1 3–6

Runner–up
26 October 2013
Herzliya
Hard
Yuliya Beygelzimer
3–6, 6–4, 2–5, ret.


Doubles (4–2)

Outcome
Date
Tournament
Surface
Partner
Opponents in the final
Score

Winner
17 March 2007
Cairo
Clay
Zuzana Kučová
Melissa Berry Michelle Gerards
6–7 (3) 6–4 6–3

Winner
20 May 2007
Michalovce
Clay
Klaudia Boczová
Olga Brózda Justyna Jegiołka
7–5 4–6 6–3

Runner-up
11 May 2008
Jounieh
Clay
Stefanie Vögele
Nina Bratchikova Veronika Kapshay
5–7, 6–3, [6–10]

Winner
25 May 2008
Galați
Clay
Valentina Sulpizio
Alexandra Cadanțu Antonia Xenia Tout
6–0 6–2

Runner-up
3 May 2009
Johannesburg
Hard
Anastasija Sevastova
Naomi Cavaday Lesia Tsurenko
2–6 6–2 [9–11]

Winner
14 June 2009
Zlín
Clay
Zuzana Kučová
Nikola Fraňková Carmen Klaschka
6–3 6–4


2008 Squad

Squad No
Player
Position
Tries
Goals
Points


Top Five Natural Honey Producing Countries (in thousand metric tons)

Source: UN Food & Agriculture Organization


Expulsion proceedings not resulting in expulsion

List of United States senators expelled or censured

John Smith
Democrat-Republican
Ohio
Not expelled

Henry Mower Rice
Democratic
Minnesota
Not expelled

Lazarus W. Powell
Democratic
Kentucky
Not expelled

James F. Simmons
Republican
Rhode Island
Resigned

James W. Patterson
Republican
New Hampshire
Term expired

William N. Roach
Democratic
North Dakota
Not expelled

John H. Mitchell
Republican
Oregon
Died during proceedings

Joseph R. Burton
Republican
Kansas
Resigned

Robert M. La Follette, Sr.
Republican
Wisconsin
Not expelled

Truman Handy Newberry
Republican
Michigan
Resigned

Burton K. Wheeler
Democratic
Montana
Not expelled

John H. Overton
Democratic
Louisiana
Not expelled

Huey Long
Democratic
Louisiana
Not expelled

William Langer
Republican
North Dakota
Not expelled

Harrison A. Williams
Democratic
New Jersey
Resigned


Overview of Main Characters

Character
Actor
Years
Series
Episode Count


Escape velocities at altitude

orbit
center-to-center distance
altitude above the Earth's surface
Orbital period
specific orbital energy

Earth's surface (for comparison)
6,400 km
0 km
85 minutes
−62.6 MJ/kg

Low Earth orbit
6,600 to 8,400 km
200 to 2,000 km
89 to 128 min
−29.8 MJ/kg

Molniya orbit
6,900 to 46,300 km
500 to 39,900 km
11 h 58 min
−4.7 MJ/kg

Geostationary
42,000 km
35,786 km
23 h 56 min
−4.6 MJ/kg


Translators

Call sign
Frequency MHz
City of license
ERP W
Class
FCC info


Los Angeles Try-Out

Year
Award Ceremony
Category
Nominee
Result

Best Book/Lyrics/Music for an Original Musical

LA Ovation Award
Lead Actress in a Musical
Megan Hilty
Nominated

LA Ovation Award
Lead Actress in a Musical
Allison Janney
Nominated

LA Ovation Award
Best Scenic Design - Large Theatre
Scott Pask
Nominated

LA Ovation Award
Best Costume Design - Large Theatre
William Ivey Long
Nominated

LA Ovation Award
Best Lighting Design - Large Theatre
Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer
Nominated

LA Ovation Award
Best Sound Design - Large Theatre
John H. Shivers
Nominated

Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award
Best Musical Score
Dolly Parton
Won

Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award
Best Choreography
Andy Blankenbuehler
Won


Former medical schools

Province School City Degree Established Closed

Ontario
Kingston Woman's Medical College
Kingston
MD
1893

Ontario
Ontario Medical College for Women
Toronto
MD
unknown

Ontario
Toronto School of Medicine
Toronto
MD
1887

Ontario
Trinity Medical College
Toronto
MD
1903

Ontario
Victoria University Medical Department
Toronto
MD
1869

Québec
Laval University Medical Faculty
Montréal
MD
1891

Québec
St. Lawrence School of Medicine
St. Lawrence
MD
1852

University of Bishop College Faculty of Medicine


Wins by club

Rank
Club
Wins
Last win
Runner-up
Last losing final


Completed buildings

Floreasca City Center Sky Tower
Bucharest
m (ft)

Bucharest Tower Center (BTC)
Bucharest
m (ft)

Palace of the Parliament
Bucharest
m (ft)

Bucharest Financial Plaza
Bucharest
m (ft)

Charles de Gaulle Plaza
Bucharest
m (ft)

InterContinental Bucharest
Bucharest
m (ft)

Millennium Business Center
Bucharest
m (ft)

Howard Johnson Hotel Bucharest
Bucharest
m (ft)

Business Development Center Bucharest
Bucharest
m (ft)

Petre Andrei University of Iași
Iași
m (ft)

Bucharest Corporate Center
Bucharest
m (ft)


Approved and proposed

Rank
Building
City
Height (m/ft)
Floors
Status

Esplanada City Center
Bucharest
m (ft)
Cancelled

Mamaia North Complex
Constanța
m (ft)
Proposed

Dorobanți Tower
Bucharest
m (ft)
Proposed

Marina Park Constanța
Constanța
m (ft)
Approved

Tender Financial Center
Timișoara
m (ft)
Approved

Dâmbovița Center Towers
Bucharest
m (ft)
On-hold

Mamaia Beach Residential
Constanța
m (ft)
Approved

Timișoara High Tower
Timișoara
m (ft)
Proposed

Constanța Tower
Constanța
m (ft)
Approved

Star Lido Hotel
Bucharest
m (ft)
Cancelled

Kiseleff Business Plaza
Bucharest
m (ft)
Proposed

Colosseum Tower Bucharest
Bucharest
m (ft)
Approved

Sky Towers Cluj-Napoca
Cluj-Napoca
m (ft)
Proposed

Olympic Tower Bucharest
Bucharest
m (ft)
Proposed

Sigma Towers
Cluj-Napoca
m (ft)
Approved

Petrom City Tower
Bucharest
m (ft)
Proposed


High-floor versions

City
Operator
Type designation
Number of vehicles
Width

Bursa , Turkey
Bursaray
U5-2010 Bursa
2.65 m

Frankfurt am Main , Germany
VgF
U5-25 (Bi-directional)
2.65 m

Frankfurt am Main , Germany
VgF
U5-50 (Uni-directional)
2.65 m

Greater Manchester , England
Metrolink
M5000
2.65 m

Rotterdam , Netherlands
RET
MG2/1, SG2/1
2.664 m

Rotterdam , Netherlands
RET
RSG3
2.664 m


Settlements by population

Rank Town Population Year Borough Definition

1.0 Harrogate 71594.0 2001.0 Harrogate Town

2.0 Scarborough 50135.0 2001.0 Scarborough Town


Selected vocabulary differences

Rioplatense
Castilian
Andalusian
Mexican
Chilean
English ( US / UK )
Italian

durazno melocotón melocotón durazno durazno peach pesca

damasco albaricoque albaricoque chabacano damasco apricot albicocca

frutilla fresa fresa fresa frutilla strawberry fragola

papa patata patata/papa papa papa potato patata

poroto judía/alubia habichuelas frijol poroto bean fagiolo

sweater/suéter/pulóver jersey jersey suéter suéter/chomba/chaleco sweater/pullover pullover

moño
pajarita
pajarita
moño
(corbata) humita
bowtie
farfallino

auto coche coche carro/coche auto car auto(mobile)

celular
móvil
móvil
celular
celular
cell phone/mobile
cellulare

computadora ordenador ordenador computadora computador computer computer

baúl (del auto)
maletero
maletero
cajuela
maleta (del auto)/maletero
(car) trunk/boot
baule

valija
maleta
maleta
maleta/petaca
maleta
luggage or suitcase
valigia

pollera falda falda falda falda skirt gonna

ricota
requesón
requesón
requesón
ricota
ricotta cheese
ricotta

remera camiseta playera camiseta/playera polera/camiseta T-shirt maglietta

pancho
perrito
salchicha
hotdog/jocho
hotdog/completo
hotdog
hot dog/salsiccia

pibe/chico chaval chaval chavo/muchacho/chamaco/bato/chico lolo/cabro/chico boy ragazzo


Awards

Academy Awards
Best Sound Editing
The Fifth Element
Nominated

Blockbuster Entertainment Awards
Best Actress – Newcomer
Milla Jovovich
Nominated

British Academy of Film and Television Arts

Cannes Film Festival
Technical Grand Prize
Thierry Arbogast
Won

César Award
Best Cinematography
Thierry Arbogast
Won

César Award
Best Director
Luc Besson
Won

César Award
Best Production Design
Dan Weil
Won

César Award
Best Costume Design
Jean-Paul Gaultier
Nominated

César Award
Best Editing
Sylvie Landra
Nominated

César Award
Best Film
Luc Besson
Nominated

César Award
Best Music Written for a Film
Eric Serra
Nominated

César Award
Best Sound
Daniel Brisseau
Nominated

European Film Awards
Film of the Year
Patrice Ledoux
Nominated

Golden Raspberry Awards
Worst Supporting Actress
Milla Jovovich
Nominated

Golden Raspberry Awards
Worst New Star
Chris Tucker
Nominated

Golden Reel Awards
Best Sound Editing
Sound editing team
Nominated

Hugo Awards
Best Dramatic Presentation
The Fifth Element
Nominated

MTV Movie Awards
Best Fight
Milla Jovovich vs. Aliens
Nominated

Prix Lumière
Best Director
Luc Besson
Won

Satellite Award
Best Visual Effects
Mark Stetson
Nominated

Saturn Award
Best Science Fiction Film
The Fifth Element
Nominated

Saturn Award
Best Costumes
Jean-Paul Gaultier
Nominated

Saturn Award
Best Special Effects
Special effects team
Nominated

Saturn Award
Best Supporting Actress
Milla Jovovich
Nominated


Draft picks

Round
Player
Position
Nationality
College/Junior/Club Team (League)

Marc Staal
D
Canada
Sudbury Wolves ( OHL )

Michael Sauer
D
United States
Portland Winter Hawks ( WHL )

Marc-Andre Cliche
RW
Canada
Lewiston Maineiacs ( QMJHL )

Brodie Dupont
C
Canada
Calgary Hitmen (WHL)

Dalyn Flatt
D
Canada
Saskatoon Blades (WHL)

Trevor Koverko
D
Canada
Owen Sound Attack (OHL)

Greg Beller
F
Canada
Lake of the Woods (Minnesota)

Ryan Russell
C
Canada
Kootenay Ice (WHL)


Schedule and Results


Group B2

Belarus
Oleksii Voloshenko
Siarhei Sarokin
Alexandr Radaev
Aliaksandr Tsiushkevich

Bulgaria
Nikolai Runtov
Tihomir Todorov
Stoil Georgiev
Ilian Kirilov

England
Andrew Reed
James Dixon
Tom Jaeggi
Andrew Dixon

Latvia
Ritvars Gulbis
Ainars Gulbis
Aivars Avotins
Normunds Sarsuns

Lithuania
Martynas Norkus
Vygantas Zalieckas
Piotras Gerasimovic
Dalius Garakvinas

Serbia
Marko Stojanovic
Darko Sovran
Bojan Mijatovic
Vuk Krajacic

Wales
Jamie Meikle
Stuart Hills
Andrew Tanner
James Pougher


Contestants

G/F
Jerry Stackhouse
Detroit Pistons
6–6


Matches

2013–14
UEFA Europa League
Group H
Sevilla
–
0–2

2013–14
UEFA Europa League
Group H
Estoril
–
–

2013–14
UEFA Europa League
Group H
Slovan Liberec
2–2
–


Most starts

List of Notre Dame Fighting Irish starting quarterbacks

Name
Period
Starts
Wins
Losses
Ties
Win %


Summary

United States House of Representatives elections in North Carolina, 2008

District
Incumbent
2008 Status
Democratic
Republican

G.K. Butterfield
Re-election
G.K. Butterfield
Dean Stephens

Bob Etheridge
Re-election
Bob Etheridge
Dan Mansell

Walter B. Jones
Re-election
Craig Weber
Walter B. Jones

David Price
Re-election
David Price
B.J. Lawson

Virginia Foxx
Re-election
Roy Carter
Virginia Foxx

Howard Coble
Re-election
Teresa Sue Bratton
Howard Coble

Mike McIntyre
Re-election
Mike McIntyre
Will Breazeale

Robin Hayes
Defeated
Larry Kissell
Robin Hayes

Sue Myrick
Re-election
Harry Taylor
Sue Myrick

Patrick McHenry
Re-election
Daniel Johnson
Patrick McHenry

Heath Shuler
Re-election
Heath Shuler
Carl Mumpower

Mel Watt
Re-election
Mel Watt
Ty Cobb, Jr.

Brad Miller
Re-election
Brad Miller
Hugh Webster


International goals

Goal Date Venue Score Result Competition

Estadio Nacional de Chile , Santiago , Chile

José Pachencho Romero , Maracaibo , Venezuela

Pueblo Nuevo , San Cristóbal , Venezuela


Grand Slam tournament performance timeline

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Australian Open
A
3R
4R
A
QF
SF
W
QF
QF
F
A

Wimbledon 3R A 2R F F W A W F 2R 1R 83.72


Outcome Year Championship Surface Opponent Score

Winner
French Open (1)
Clay
Mariano Puerta
6–7 (6–8) , 6–3, 6–1, 7–5

Winner
French Open (2)
Clay
Roger Federer
1–6, 6–1, 6–4, 7–6 (7–4)

Runner-up
Wimbledon (1)
Grass
Roger Federer
0–6, 6–7 (5–7) , 7–6 (7–2) , 3–6

Winner
French Open (3)
Clay
Roger Federer
6–3, 4–6, 6–3, 6–4

Runner-up
Wimbledon (2)
Grass
Roger Federer
6–7 (7–9) , 6–4, 6–7 (3–7) , 6–2, 2–6

Winner
French Open (4)
Clay
Roger Federer
6–1, 6–3, 6–0

Winner
Wimbledon (1)
Grass
Roger Federer
6–4, 6–4, 6–7 (5–7) , 6–7 (8–10) , 9–7

Winner
Australian Open (1)
Hard
Roger Federer
7–5, 3–6, 7–6 (7–3) , 3–6, 6–2

Winner
French Open (5)
Clay
Robin Söderling
6–4, 6–2, 6–4

Winner
Wimbledon (2)
Grass
Tomáš Berdych
6–3, 7–5, 6–4

Winner
US Open (1)
Hard
Novak Djokovic
6–4, 5–7, 6–4, 6–2

Winner
French Open (6)
Clay
Roger Federer
7–5, 7–6 (7–3) , 5–7, 6–1

Runner-up
Wimbledon (3)
Grass
Novak Djokovic
4–6, 1–6, 6–1, 3–6

Runner-up
US Open (1)
Hard
Novak Djokovic
2–6, 4–6, 7–6 (7–3) , 1–6

Runner-up
Australian Open (1)
Hard
Novak Djokovic
7–5, 4–6, 2–6, 7–6 (7–5) , 5–7

Winner
French Open (7)
Clay
Novak Djokovic
6–4, 6–3, 2–6, 7–5

Winner
French Open (8)
Clay
David Ferrer
6–3, 6–2, 6–3

Winner
US Open (2)
Hard
Novak Djokovic
6–2, 3–6, 6–4, 6–1


Stage results

4 July
Monaco
km (mi)
Individual Time Trial
Fabian Cancellara ( SUI )

5 July
Monaco to Brignoles
km (mi)
Flat Stage
Mark Cavendish ( GBR )

6 July
Marseille to La Grande-Motte
km (mi)
Flat Stage
Mark Cavendish ( GBR )

7 July
Montpellier
km (mi)
Team Time Trial
Astana

8 July
Cap d'Agde to Perpignan
km (mi)
Flat Stage
Thomas Voeckler ( FRA )

9 July
Girona , Spain to Barcelona , Spain
km (mi)
Flat Stage
Thor Hushovd ( NOR )

10 July
Barcelona to Andorra-Arcalis , Andorra
km (mi)
Mountain Stage
Brice Feillu ( FRA )

11 July
Andorra la Vella to Saint-Girons
km (mi)
Mountain Stage
Luis León Sánchez ( ESP )

12 July
Saint-Gaudens to Tarbes
km (mi)
Mountain Stage
Pierrick Fédrigo ( FRA )

13 July
Rest day
Rest day
Rest day
Rest day

14 July
Limoges to Issoudun
km (mi)
Flat Stage
Mark Cavendish ( GBR )

15 July
Vatan to Saint-Fargeau
km (mi)
Flat Stage
Mark Cavendish ( GBR )

16 July
Tonnerre to Vittel
km (mi)
Flat Stage
Nicki Sørensen ( DEN )

17 July
Vittel to Colmar
km (mi)
Medium mountain stage
Heinrich Haussler ( GER )

18 July
Colmar to Besançon
km (mi)
Flat Stage
Sergei Ivanov ( RUS )

19 July
Pontarlier to Verbier , Switzerland
km (mi)
Mountain Stage
Alberto Contador ( ESP )

20 July
Rest day
Rest day
Rest day
Rest day

Martigny , Switzerland to Bourg-Saint-Maurice

22 July
Bourg-Saint-Maurice to Le Grand-Bornand
km (mi)
Mountain Stage
Fränk Schleck ( LUX )

23 July
Annecy
km (mi)
Individual Time Trial
Alberto Contador ( ESP )

24 July
Bourgoin-Jallieu to Aubenas
km (mi)
Flat Stage
Mark Cavendish ( GBR )

25 July
Montélimar to Mont Ventoux
km (mi)
Mountain Stage
Juan Manuel Gárate ( ESP )

Montereau-Fault-Yonne to Paris ( Champs-Élysées )


Classification leadership

Stage
Winner
General classification
Points classification
Mountains classification
Young rider classification
Team classification
Combativity award

1
Fabian Cancellara
Fabian Cancellara
Fabian Cancellara
Alberto Contador
Roman Kreuziger
Astana
no award

2
Mark Cavendish
Fabian Cancellara
Mark Cavendish
Jussi Veikkanen
Roman Kreuziger
Astana
Stef Clement

3
Mark Cavendish
Fabian Cancellara
Mark Cavendish
Jussi Veikkanen
Tony Martin
Astana
Samuel Dumoulin

4
Astana
Fabian Cancellara
Mark Cavendish
Jussi Veikkanen
Tony Martin
Astana
no award

5
Thomas Voeckler
Fabian Cancellara
Mark Cavendish
Jussi Veikkanen
Tony Martin
Astana
Mikhail Ignatiev

6
Thor Hushovd
Fabian Cancellara
Mark Cavendish
Stéphane Augé
Tony Martin
Astana
David Millar

7
Brice Feillu
Rinaldo Nocentini
Mark Cavendish
Brice Feillu
Tony Martin
Astana
Christophe Riblon

8
Luis León Sánchez
Rinaldo Nocentini
Thor Hushovd
Christophe Kern
Tony Martin
Ag2r-La Mondiale
Sandy Casar

9
Pierrick Fédrigo
Rinaldo Nocentini
Thor Hushovd
Egoi Martínez
Tony Martin
Ag2r-La Mondiale
Franco Pellizotti

10
Mark Cavendish
Rinaldo Nocentini
Thor Hushovd
Egoi Martínez
Tony Martin
Ag2r-La Mondiale
Thierry Hupond

11
Mark Cavendish
Rinaldo Nocentini
Mark Cavendish
Egoi Martínez
Tony Martin
Ag2r-La Mondiale
Johan Van Summeren

12
Nicki Sørensen
Rinaldo Nocentini
Mark Cavendish
Egoi Martínez
Tony Martin
Team Saxo Bank
Nicki Sørensen

13
Heinrich Haussler
Rinaldo Nocentini
Thor Hushovd
Franco Pellizotti
Tony Martin
Team Saxo Bank
Heinrich Haussler

14
Sergei Ivanov
Rinaldo Nocentini
Thor Hushovd
Franco Pellizotti
Tony Martin
Ag2r-La Mondiale
Martijn Maaskant

15
Alberto Contador
Alberto Contador
Thor Hushovd
Franco Pellizotti
Andy Schleck
Astana
Simon Špilak

16
Sandy Casar *
Alberto Contador
Thor Hushovd
Franco Pellizotti
Andy Schleck
Astana
Franco Pellizotti

17
Fränk Schleck
Alberto Contador
Thor Hushovd
Franco Pellizotti
Andy Schleck
Astana
Thor Hushovd

18
Alberto Contador
Alberto Contador
Thor Hushovd
Franco Pellizotti
Andy Schleck
Astana
no award

19
Mark Cavendish
Alberto Contador
Thor Hushovd
Franco Pellizotti
Andy Schleck
Astana
Leonardo Duque

20
Juan Manuel Gárate
Alberto Contador
Thor Hushovd
Franco Pellizotti
Andy Schleck
Astana
Tony Martin

21
Mark Cavendish
Alberto Contador
Thor Hushovd
Franco Pellizotti
Andy Schleck
Astana
Fumiyuki Beppu

Final
Final
Alberto Contador
Thor Hushovd
Franco Pellizotti
Andy Schleck
Astana
Franco Pellizotti


Singles performance timeline

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Grand Slams
Grand Slams
Grand Slams
Grand Slams
Grand Slams
Grand Slams
Grand Slams
Grand Slams
Grand Slams
Grand Slams
Grand Slams
Grand Slams

ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series

Madrid (Stuttgart)
3R
QF
QF
QF
1R
A
A
W
2R
A
A


Seven heavenly virtues

Chastity
Castitas
Purity, knowledge , honesty , wisdom
Lust
Luxuria

Self control , justice , honour , abstention

Will , benevolence , generosity , sacrifice

Persistence , effort , ethics , rectitude

Patience
Patientia
Peace , mercy , ahimsa , sufferance
Wrath
Ira

Satisfaction , loyalty , compassion , integrity

Bravery , modesty , reverence , altruism


Barangays

Barangay
Population (2010)
Economic Class
Land Area (In sqm.)
Punong Barangay (Term 2010-2013)

Alinguigan 1st
Rural
Elpidio N. Manaligod

Alinguigan 3rd
Rural
Felipe B. Manaligod

Cabeseria 2 (Dappat)
Rural
Reynaldo C. Edrada

Cabeseria 3 (San Fernando)
Rural
Leandro P. Castillo

Cabeseria 4 (San Manuel)
Rural
Joseph A. Mata

Cabeseria 5 (Baribad)
Rural
Precila M. Domingo

Cabeseria 6 & 24 (Villa Marcos)
Rural
Virgilio R. Aunzo

Cabeseria 7 (Nangalisan)
Rural
Eligio B. Salvador

Cabeseria 8 (Sta. Maria)
Rural
Felix P. Maltu

Cabeseria 9 & 11 (Capogotan)
Rural
Tito B. Curampez

Cabeseria 10 (Lupigui)
Rural
Charlito C. Servilla

Cabeseria 14 & 16 (Casilagan)
Rural
Franklin G. Cortez

Cabeseria 17 & 21 (San Rafael)
Rural
Robinson V. Ilayat

Cabeseria 19 (Villa Suerte)
Rural
Maximiano N. Benedicto

Cabeseria 22 (Sablang)
Rural
Bernard G. Villanueva

Cabeseria 23 (San Francisco)
Rural
Antony F. Bernabe

Cabeseria 25 (Sta. Lucia)
Rural
Marcos J. Agcaoili

Cabeseria 27 (Abuan)
Rural
Domingo B. Quitola

Calamagui 1st
Urban
Hilario Edmund V. Birung

Carikkikan Norte
Rural
Eduardo B. Borillo

Capellan
Rural
Edilberto G. Delos Santos

Centro-San Antonio
Rural
Dante D. Cayapan

Centro Poblacion
Urban
Eufacio Paguirigan

Gayong-gayong Norte
Rural
Francisco R. Cristobal

Gayong-gayong Sur
Rural
Danilo R. Macugay

Imelda Bliss Village
Urban
Cecilio G. Jacinto

Malasin (Angeles)
Rural
Francisco R. Justo

Marana 1st
Urban
Gregorio S. Ballesteros

Naguilian Norte
Rural
Francisco A. Cascue

Naguilian Sur
Rural
Ferdinand C. Salvador

Osmeña (Sinippil)
Urban
Manolo B. Acosta

Rang-ayan (Bintacan)
Rural
Juanito V. Gonzales

San Andres (Angarilla)
Rural
Venturito C. Marayag

San Ignacio (Canapi)
Rural
Artemoio M. Baymosa

Sta. Isabel Norte
Rural
Franklin P. Bolibol

Villa Imelda (Maplas)
Rural
Cesar E. Aban


League table

Rank
Name
Point
Played
Draw
Lose
Goal in
Goal loss
Goal diff

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Managerial changes

Team
Outgoing manager
Manner of departure
Date of vacancy
Last match
Replaced by

Atlético Mineiro
Geninho
Resigned
Round 1
Botafogo 2-0 Atlético Mineiro 1
Alexandre Gallo

Figueirense
Alexandre Gallo
Left to sign with Atlético Mineiro
Round 2
Figueirense 2-1 Coritiba
Guilherme Macuglia

Atlético Paranaense
Ney Franco
Sacked
Round 2
Atlético Paranaense 1-1 São Paulo
Roberto Fernandes

Náutico
Roberto Fernandes
Left to sign with Atlético Paranaense
Round 2
Fluminense 0-2 Náutico
Leandro Machado

Santos
Emerson Leão
Resigned
Round 3
Cruzeiro 4-0 Santos
Cuca

Botafogo
Cuca
Resigned
Round 3
Corinthians 2-1 Botafogo 1
Geninho

Internacional
Abel Braga
Left to sign with Al-Jazira
Round 4
Internacional 1-1 Sport
Tite

Ipatinga
Giba
Sacked
Round 6
Atlético Mineiro 4-2 Ipatinga
Ricardo Drubscky

Goiás
Oswaldo Alvarez
Sacked
Round 6
Goiás 0-3 Grêmio
Hélio dos Anjos

Figueirense
Guilherme Macuglia
Resigned
Round 7
Cruzeiro 3-0 Figueirense
Paulo César Gusmão

Botafogo
Geninho
Sacked
Round 10
Vitória 5-2 Botafogo
Ney Franco

Náutico
Leandro Machado
Sacked
Round 11
Náutico 0-2 Sport
Pintado

Portuguesa
Wagner Benazzi
Sacked
Round 13
Ipatinga 4-1 Portuguesa
Valdir Espinosa

Atlético Mineiro
Alexandre Gallo
Sacked
Round 16
Vasco 6-1 Atlético Mineiro
Marcelo Oliveira

Atlético Paranaense
Roberto Fernandes
Sacked
Round 17
Atlético Paranaense 0-3 Botafogo
Mário Sérgio

Santos
Cuca
Resigned
Round 18
Santos 2-3 Atlético Mineiro
Márcio Fernandes

Vasco
Antônio Lopes
Sacked
Round 18
Vasco 0-2 Coritiba
Tita

Náutico
Pintado
Sacked
Round 18
Atlético Paranaense 2-0 Náutico
Roberto Fernandes

Fluminense
Renato Gaúcho
Sacked
Round 19
Ipatinga 2-1 Fluminense
Cuca

Ipatinga
Ricardo Drubscky
Sacked
Round 21
Ipatinga 1-1 Santos
Márcio Bittencourt

Portuguesa
Valdir Espinosa
Sacked
Round 22
Palmeiras 4-2 Portuguesa
Estevam Soares

Atlético Paranaense
Mário Sérgio
Resigned
Round 24
Goiás 4-0 Atlético Paranaense
Geninho

Figueirense
Paulo César Gusmão
Sacked
Round 25
Sport 5-0 Figueirense
Mário Sérgio

Vasco
Tita
Resigned
Round 26
Palmeiras 3-0 Vasco 2
Renato Gaúcho

Fluminense
Cuca
Resigned
Round 28
Fluminense 1-1 Goiás
Renê Simões

Ipatinga
Márcio Bittencourt
Sacked
Round 31
Ipatinga 0-3 Botafogo
Enderson Moreira

Figueirense
Mário Sérgio
Sacked
Round 35
São Paulo 3-1 Figueirense
Pintado


Bischofshofen (5 January)

Rank
Name
Nationality
1st (m)
2nd (m)
Points
Overall FHT points
Overall WC points (Rank)

Thomas Morgenstern
AUT
823.3 (2)
880 (1)

Dmitry Vassiliev
RUS
745.6 (10)
132 (16)

Gregor Schlierenzauer
AUT
811.7 (3)
654 (2)


Bischofshofen (6 January)

Thomas Morgenstern
AUT
1066.0 (2)
940 (1)


Harrachov

Rank
Name
Nationality
1st (m)
Points
Overall WC points (Rank)


Zakopane


Sapporo

Rank
Name
Nationality
1st (m)
2nd (m)
Points
Overall WC points (Rank)


Sapporo


Liberec


Willingen


Kuopio

Rank
Name
Nationality
1st (m)
Points
Overall NT points
Overall WC points (Rank)

Gregor Schlierenzauer
AUT
137.6 (2)
1111 (2)

Thomas Morgenstern
AUT
124.1 (12)
1654 (1)


Oslo

Rank
Name
Nationality
1st (m)
2nd (m)
Points
Overall NT points
Overall WC points (Rank)

Gregor Schlierenzauer
AUT
897.6 (1)
1361 (2)

Bjørn Einar Romøren
NOR
769.6 (11)
630 (11)

Thomas Morgenstern
AUT
842.2 (6)
1768 (1)


Planica


Villach


Engelberg


Engines

2.0 TDI (CR) DPF
2010–2011
I4 16V
cc ( cuin )
kW (PS; hp) @ 3750 rpm
N·m (lb·ft) @ 1750–2250 rpm

2.0 TDI (CR) DPF
2012-
I4 16V
cc ( cuin )
kW (PS; hp) @ 3750 rpm
N·m (lb·ft) @ 1750–2250 rpm

2.0 BiTDI (CR) DPF
2010–
I4 16V
cc ( cuin )
kW (PS; hp) @ 4000 rpm
N·m (lb·ft) @ 1500–2000 rpm

2.0 BiTDI (CR) DPF
2012–
I4 16V
cc ( cuin )
kW (PS; hp)
N·m (lb·ft)


Highest individual scores

Tasmania cricket team first-class records

Source: . Last updated: 27 June 2007.
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Most wickets in a season

Source: . Last updated: 27 June 2007.
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Best figures in a match

Rank Bowling Player Opponent Venue Season


Lowest team totals against

Launceston Cricket Club Ground, Launceston

Source: . Last updated: 30 September 2013.


Greatest win margins (by runs)


Schedule

Sunday September 12
at Oakland Raiders
4:00pm
L 31–28

Sunday September 19
Cleveland Browns
1:00pm
W 31–14

Sunday September 26
New England Patriots
1:00pm
L 30–27

Monday October 4
at Minnesota Vikings
9:00pm
L 17–6

Sunday October 10
at Cleveland Browns
1:00pm
L 18–16

Sunday October 17
Cincinnati Bengals
1:00pm
W 23–6

Sunday October 24
at New York Giants
1:00pm
W 27–0

Sunday October 31
San Diego Chargers
1:00pm
W 23–0

Sunday November 7
at Kansas City Chiefs
1:00pm
W 45–0

Sunday November 14
Miami Dolphins
1:00pm
W 14–3

Sunday November 21
Houston Oilers
1:00pm
W 32–16

Sunday November 28
at Cincinnati Bengals
1:00pm
W 7–3

Sunday December 5
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1:00pm
W 42–0

Saturday December 11
at Houston Oilers
1:00pm
W 21–0


Top scorers


Radio

Frequency
Call sign
Branding
Format
Owner

AM 620
CKRM
620 CKRM
country music
Harvard Broadcasting

AM 980
CJME
News/Talk 980
news / talk
Rawlco Communications

FM 88.9
CKSB-FM-1
Espace musique
public music
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

FM 90.3
CJLR-FM-4
MBC Radio
First Nations community radio
Missinipi Broadcasting Corporation

FM 91.3
CJTR-FM
91.3 CJTR
community radio
Radius Communications

FM 92.1
CHMX-FM
My 92.1
soft adult contemporary
Harvard Broadcasting

FM 92.7
CHBD-FM
Big Dog 92.7
country music
Bell Media

FM 94.5
CKCK-FM
Jack FM
adult hits
Rawlco Communications

FM 96.9
CBK-FM
CBC Radio 2
public music
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

FM 97.7
CBKF-FM
Première Chaîne
news / talk
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

FM 98.9
CIZL-FM
Z99
hot adult contemporary
Rawlco Communications

FM 102.5
CBKR-FM
CBC Radio One
news / talk
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

FM 104.9
CFWF-FM
104.9 The Wolf
active rock
Harvard Broadcasting


200 or more deaths

List of disasters in Canada by death toll

Spanish flu
Pandemic
Canada
50,000 (estimate)
1918 to 1919

Tseax Cone eruption
Volcano
British Columbia
2,000
1700 (approximately)

Duke William
Shipwreck
Near English coast
360
1758 (December 13)

Violet
Shipwreck
England
300
1758 (December 13)

Great Labrador Gale of 1885
Hurricane
Newfoundland
300
1885 (10 October)

Sibylle
Shipwreck
Nova Scotia
300
1834 (11 September)

280 Canadians (out of 329 total fatalities)

Nova Scotia Hurricane of 1873
Weather-related
Nova Scotia
223 (disputed)
1873

USS Pollux (AKS-2) and USS Truxtun (DD-229)


Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2008

Draw Artist Song Jury Televote Total Place


Medal table

1971 Central American and Caribbean Championships in Athletics


County cricket


CFL teams with one or no wins in a season (based on official CFL site)


SANFL


Great Britain


Australia


Schedule

Week
Date
Opponent
Time ( ET )
Result
Record
Game Site

Monday September 19
San Francisco 49ers
9:00pm
W 27–0
1–0
Three Rivers Stadium

Sunday September 25
Oakland Raiders
4:00pm
L 16–7
1–1
Three Rivers Stadium

Sunday October 2
Cleveland Browns
1:00pm
W 28–14
2–1
Cleveland Municipal Stadium

Sunday October 9
Houston Oilers
2:00pm
L 27–10
2–2
Astrodome

Monday October 17
Cincinnati Bengals
1:00pm
W 20–14
3–2
Three Rivers Stadium

Sunday October 23
Houston Oilers
1:00pm
W 27–10
4–2
Three Rivers Stadium

Sunday October 30
Baltimore Colts
4:00pm
L 31–14
4–3
Memorial Stadium

Sunday November 6
Denver Broncos
4:00pm
L 21–7
4–4
Mile High Stadium

Sunday November 13
Cleveland Browns
1:00pm
W 35–31
5–4
Three Rivers Stadium

Sunday November 20
Dallas Cowboys
4:00pm
W 28–13
6–4
Three Rivers Stadium

Sunday November 27
New York Jets
1:00pm
W 23–20
7–4
Shea Stadium

Sunday December 4
Seattle Seahawks
1:00pm
W 30–20
8–4
Three Rivers Stadium

Saturday December 10
Cincinnati Bengals
1:00pm
L 17–10
8–5
Riverfront Stadium

Sunday December 18
San Diego Chargers
4:00pm
W 10–9
9–5
San Diego Stadium


Medal table

1983 Central American and Caribbean Championships in Athletics


Medal table

1977 Central American and Caribbean Championships in Athletics


1978 Pittsburgh Steelers Draft Selections

Round
Pick #
Player
Position
College
Tenure w/ Steelers

22
Johnson, Ron Ron Johnson
Defensive back
Eastern Michigan
1978– 1984

49
Fry, Willie Willie Fry
Defensive end
Notre Dame
—

76
Colquitt, Craig Craig Colquitt
Punter
Tennessee
1978– 1984

101
Anderson, Larry Larry Anderson
Defensive back
Louisiana Tech
1978– 1981

187
Dufresne, Mark Mark Dufresne
Tight end
Nebraska
—

208 [a ]
Moser, Rick Rick Moser
Running back
Rhode Island
1978– 1979 , 1981 , 1982

214
Keys, Andre Andre Keys
Wide receiver
Cal Poly
—

241
Reynolds, Lance Lance Reynolds
Offensive tackle
BYU
—

268
Becker, Doug Doug Becker
Linebacker
Notre Dame
—

276 [b ]
Jurich, Tom Tom Jurich
Placekicker
Northern Arizona
—

279 [b ]
Terry, Nat Nat Terry
Defensive back
Florida State
1978

300
Brzoza, Tom Tom Brzoza
Center
Pitt
—

327
Carr, Brad Brad Carr
Linebacker
Maryland
—


Medal table

1985 Central American and Caribbean Championships in Athletics


Round 1

Home team
Home team score
Away team
Away team score
Ground
Crowd
Date
Time
Report

text text text text text text text text text

Collingwood
0.7.13 (55)
Adelaide
4.15.10 (136)
Ghantoot Racing and Polo Club
6,102
Saturday, 9 February
1:45 PM 8:45 PM (AEDT)
AFL.com.au

St Kilda
1.15.12 (111)
Richmond
2.7.11 (71)
Telstra Dome
23,329
Friday, 15 February
7:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Western Bulldogs
1.6.9 (54)
North Melbourne
1.4.10 (43)
TIO Stadium
8,256
Friday, 15 February
7:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Geelong
2.22.11 (161)
Melbourne
2.11.5 (89)
Skilled Stadium
15,000 est.
Saturday, 16 February
4:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Port Adelaide
0.12.13 (85)
Carlton
1.13.13 (100)
AAMI Stadium
9,133
Saturday, 16 February
5:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Essendon
2.11.16 (100)
Brisbane Lions
2.8.7 (73)
Carrara Stadium
10,078
Saturday, 16 February
7:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Hawthorn
3.2.13 (52)
Sydney
0.7.8 (50)
Aurora Stadium
14,778
Sunday, 17 February
3:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Fremantle
2.12.14 (104)
West Coast
1.7.9 (60)
Subiaco Oval
32,502
Sunday, 17 February
7:10 PM
AFL.com.au


Spin-offs

Series
Premiere date
No. of seasons
City
Starring

Date My Ex
July 21, 2008
Orange County
Jo De La Rosa

Bethenny Ever After
June 10, 2010
New York City
Bethenny Frankel

Boys to Manzo (web series)
May 30, 2011
New Jersey
Albie Manzo, Chris Manzo, Greg Bennett

The Kandi Factory
March 4, 2012
Atlanta
Kandi Burruss

Don't Be Tardy...
April 26, 2012
Atlanta
Kim Zolciak

Havana Elsa (web series)
September 13, 2012
Miami
Elsa Patton

Vanderpump Rules
January 7, 2013
Beverly Hills
Lisa Vanderpump

Tamra's OC Wedding
September 2, 2013
Orange County
Tamra Barney

I Dream of NeNe: The Wedding
September 17, 2013
Atlanta
NeNe Leakes

Rich People's Problems
TBA
Atlanta
Phaedra Parks

Manzo'd with Children
TBA
New Jersey
Caroline Manzo


CART career results

Year
Team
Wins
Points
Championship Finish


Player Roster

Surname First D.O.B. Uni# Bats Throws Position

DENNING Mitchell 17.08.88 17.0 R R UTILITY

PENDER Shannon 26.07.86 24.0 R R UTILITY


Player Roster


Games

LA wins
Draws
San Jose wins
LA goals
San Jose goals


MLS Regular season

April 28, 1996
Los Angeles
2–1
San Jose
Rose Bowl

May 12, 1996
San Jose
1–2
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

September 1, 1996
San Jose
1–1 (1–3 pen. )
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

September 15, 1996
Los Angeles
4–2
San Jose
Rose Bowl

April 12, 1997
San Jose
4–1
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

May 18, 1997
Los Angeles
1–1 (LA pen. )
San Jose
Rose Bowl

August 17, 1997
Los Angeles
2–3
San Jose
Rose Bowl

September 21, 1997
San Jose
2–3
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

March 21, 1998
Los Angeles
3–3 (3–1 pen. )
San Jose
Rose Bowl

June 27, 1998
San Jose
1–2
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

September 16, 1998
San Jose
0–0 (LA pen. )
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

September 20, 1998
Los Angeles
0–1
San Jose
Spartan Stadium

April 3, 1999
San Jose
1–1 (4–2 pen. )
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

April 24, 1999
Los Angeles
0–1
San Jose
Rose Bowl

August 7, 1999
San Jose
1–4
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

September 1, 1999
Los Angeles
3–1
San Jose
Rose Bowl

May 17, 2000
San Jose
0–0
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

May 27, 2000
Los Angeles
1–1
San Jose
Rose Bowl

August 26, 2000
San Jose
0–3
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

August 30, 2000
Los Angeles
2–1
San Jose
Rose Bowl

April 7, 2001
Los Angeles
2–3
San Jose
Rose Bowl

June 9, 2001
San Jose
3–1
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

July 4, 2002
Los Angeles
2–1
San Jose
Rose Bowl

July 7, 2002
San Jose
1–0
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

September 14, 2002
Los Angeles
1–0
San Jose
Rose Bowl

September 21, 2002
San Jose
0–1
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

April 26, 2003
San Jose
1–0
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

June 18, 2003
Los Angeles
1–1
San Jose
The Home Depot Center

October 18, 2003
Los Angeles
3–0
San Jose
The Home Depot Center

October 25, 2003
San Jose
1–1
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

May 22, 2004
San Jose
4–2
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

July 4, 2004
Los Angeles
2–1
San Jose
The Home Depot Center

September 11, 2004
Los Angeles
2–1
San Jose
The Home Depot Center

September 25, 2004
San Jose
0–0
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

May 21, 2005
Los Angeles
2–1
San Jose
The Home Depot Center

June 25, 2005
San Jose
3–0
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

August 27, 2005
San Jose
2–1
Los Angeles
Spartan Stadium

October 15, 2005
Los Angeles
1–3
San Jose
The Home Depot Center

April 3, 2008
Los Angeles
2–0
San Jose
The Home Depot Center

June 14, 2008
San Jose
0–3
Los Angeles
O.co Coliseum

August 3, 2008
San Jose
3–2
Los Angeles
O.co Coliseum

April 18, 2009
San Jose
1–1
Los Angeles
O.co Coliseum

June 20, 2009
San Jose
2–1
Los Angeles
O.co Coliseum

October 24, 2009
Los Angeles
2–0
San Jose
The Home Depot Center

July 22, 2010
Los Angeles
2–2
San Jose
The Home Depot Center

August 21, 2010
San Jose
1–0
Los Angeles
Buck Shaw Stadium

June 25, 2011
San Jose
0–0
Los Angeles
Buck Shaw Stadium

August 20, 2011
Los Angeles
2–0
San Jose
The Home Depot Center

May 23, 2012
Los Angeles
2–3
San Jose
The Home Depot Center

June 30, 2012
San Jose
4–3
Los Angeles
Stanford Stadium

October 21, 2012
San Jose
2–2
Los Angeles
Buck Shaw Stadium

June 29, 2013
San Jose
3–2
Los Angeles
Stanford Stadium

August 31, 2013
Los Angeles
3-0
San Jose
StubHub Center

October 20, 2013
Los Angeles
0-0
San Jose
StubHub Center


Singles: 23 (12–11)

Outcome Date Tournament Surface Opponent Score

Winner
20 August 1990
Schenectady
Hard
Marianne Werdel
6–1, 5–7, 6–4

Runner-up
24 September 1990
Bayonne
Hard (I)
Nathalie Tauziat
3–6, 6–7(8)

Winner
14 October 1991
Filderstadt
Carpet (I)
Martina Navratilova
2–6, 6–2, 7–6(4)

Runner-up
11 January 1993
Sydney
Hard
Jennifer Capriati
1–6, 4–6

Winner
12 July 1993
Kitzbühel
Clay
Judith Wiesner
6–4, 6–1

Runner-up
18 October 1993
Brighton
Carpet (I)
Jana Novotná
2–6, 4–6

Winner
25 July 1994
Styria
Clay
Judith Wiesner
6–3, 6–3

Winner
10 October 1994
Filderstadt
Hard (I)
Mary Pierce
6–4, 6–2

Winner
7 November 1994
Philadelphia
Carpet (I)
Mary Pierce
6–0, 6–7(4), 7–5

Winner
25 September 1995
Leipzig
Carpet (I)
Magdalena Maleeva
w/o

Runner-up
13 November 1995
WTA Tour Championships
Carpet (I)
Steffi Graf
1–6, 6–2, 1–6, 6–4, 3–6

Runner-up
15 January 1996
Australian Open
Hard
Monica Seles
4–6, 1–6

Winner
17 June 1996
's-Hertogenbosch
Grass
Helena Suková
6–4, 7–6(2)

Runner-up
12 August 1996
Los Angeles
Hard
Lindsay Davenport
2–6, 3–6

Winner
30 September 1996
Leipzig
Carpet (I)
Iva Majoli
5–7, 6–3, 6–1

Runner-up
7 October 1996
Filderstadt
Hard (I)
Martina Hingis
2–6, 6–3, 3–6

Winner
21 October 1996
Luxembourg
Carpet (I)
Karina Habšudová
6–3, 6–0

Runner-up
10 February 1997
Paris
Carpet (I)
Martina Hingis
3–6, 6–3, 3–6

Runner-up
11 August 1997
Toronto
Hard
Monica Seles
2–6, 4–6

Winner
10 April 2000
Estoril
Clay
Nathalie Dechy
6–2, 1–6, 7–5

Winner
17 July 2000
Sopot
Clay
Gala León García
7–6(4), 6–3

Runner-up
5 February 2001
Paris
Carpet (I)
Amélie Mauresmo
6–7(2), 1–6

Runner-up
21 May 2001
Strasbourg
Clay
Silvia Farina Elia
5–7, 6–0, 4–6


Track listing

Title Translation Lyricist Composer Duration

"Uyanış" (aka "Yangın Yeminler")
Awakening
Işın Karaca & Zeki Güner
Işın Karaca & Erdem Yörük
4:45

"5 Dakika" (featuring Ege Çubukçu )
5 minutes
Sibel Alaş
Işın Karaca & Erdem Yörük
4:47

"Gidemedim"
I couldn't go
Zeki Güner
Raşit Gözdamla
6:08

"Sessiz Hikayem"
My silent story
Işın Karaca & Zeki Güner
Işın Karaca & Erdem Yörük
4:23

"Bilmece"
Puzzle
Işın Karaca & Zeki Güner
Işın Karaca
3:31

"1000 Yalan"
1000 lies
Işın Karaca & Zeki Güner
Işın Karaca & Erdem Yörük
4:46

"Ben Bilirim"
I know
Işın Karaca & Zeki Güner
Işın Karaca & Erdem Yörük
4:06

"Aşk Çizgisi"
Love line
Işın Karaca & Sibel Alaş
Işın Karaca & Erdem Yörük
4:25

"Başrol"
Leading role
Işın Karaca & Zeki Güner & Funky C
Işın Karaca & Funky C
4:31

"Bambaşka Biri"
Totally different person
Fikret Şenes
Frederic Mania
4:57


Past Competitions

Years
Competition
Vehicle Name
Original Vehicle
Architecture

1992–1994
HEV Challenge
Electric Cow
Ford Escort Wagon
Series

1995–1996
FutureCar
Future Cow
Dodge Intrepid
Parallel

1998–1999
FutureCar
Aluminum Cow
Mercury Sable
Parallel

2000–2001
FutureTruck
Moollennium
Chevrolet Suburban
Parallel Hybrid (B20)

2002–2004
FutureTruck
Moolander
Ford Explorer
Parallel Hybrid (B35)

2005–2008
Challenge X
Moovada
Chevrolet Equinox
Parallel Hybrid (B20)

2008–2010
EcoCar
Saturn Vue
Powersplit Hybrid (E85)
UWHVT Homepage


FTOPS Main Event winners

FTOPS I
August 2006
Crownnginger
$161,480

FTOPS III
February 2007
Traheho (Alec Torelli)
$288,001

FTOPS V
August 2007
CrazyZachary (Zachary Clark)
$395,905

FTOPS VI
November 2007
fkscreennames (Daryl Jace)
$385,937

FTOPS VII
February 2008
Reverse (Allen Goldstein)
$456,401

FTOPS VIII
May 2008
cheesemonster (Keith Lehr)
$410,780

FTOPS IX
August 2008
dubbeemin (Brian Mintz)
$432,400

FTOPS X
November 2008
Julian Verse (Va Shon Watkins)
$450,708

FTOPS XI
February 2009
csimmsux (Adam Geyer)
$456,056

FTOPS XIII
August 2009
Poligraph (Matthew Waxman)
$453,663

FTOPS XIV
November 2009
zhivago2 (Heinz Kamutzki)
$418,839

FTOPS XV
February 2010
JackQKA
$237,644 (7-way deal)

FTOPS XVI
May 2010
Kirbynator
$327,057.40 (3-way deal)

FTOPS XVII
August 2010
TyboVegas
$423,057.41 (2-way deal)

FTOPS XVIII
November 2010
JHoWn
$411,932.13 (3-way deal)

FTOPS XIX
February 2011
GIAMPP
$877,949.74 (3-way deal)

FTOPS XX
May 2011
ArielBahia (Ariel Celestino)
$346,696 (4-way deal)

FTOPS XXI
December 2012
yadio1111 (Yann Dion)
$453,229.40 (2-way deal)

FTOPS XXII
March 2013
feel fine
$392,332.20

FTOPS XXIII
August 2013
Itahaschi
$270,828.43 (3-way deal)


Race

Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Points

Oriol Servià
Newman/Haas Racing
+6.121 secs

Sébastien Bourdais
Newman/Haas Racing
+ 1 Lap

Nelson Philippe
Mi-Jack Conquest Racing
+ 5 Laps

Ricardo Sperafico
Dale Coyne Racing
+ 10 Laps

Andrew Ranger
Mi-Jack Conquest Racing
Contact

Ryan Hunter-Reay
Rocketsports Racing
Contact


Destinations

Seoul
South Korea
ICN
RKSI
Incheon International Airport

Seoul
South Korea
GMP
RKSS
Gimpo International Airport

Jeju
South Korea
CJU
RKPC
Jeju International Airport

Siem Reap
Cambodia
REP
VDSR
Siem Reap International Airport

Sapporo
Japan
CTS
RJCC
New Chitose Airport

Nagasaki
Japan
NGS
RJFU
Nagasaki Airport

Fuzhou
China
FOC
ZSFZ
Fuzhou Changle International Airport

Shanghai
China
PVG
ZSPD
Shanghai Pudong International Airport

Hong Kong
Hong Kong
HKG
VHHH
Hong Kong International Airport

Macao
Macau
MFM
VMMC
Macao International Airport

Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport

Taipei
Taiwan
TPE
RCTP
Taoyuan International Airport

Bangkok
Thailand
BKK
VTBS
Suvarnabhumi Airport

Chiang Mai
Thailand
CNX
VTCC
Chiang Mai International Airport

Vientiane
Laos
VTE
VLVT
Wattay International Airport

Cebu
Philippines
CEB
RPVM
Mactan Cebu International Airport

Clark
Philippines
CRK
RPLC
Clark International Airport


Relegation


Schedule

Week
Date
Opponent
Location
Time ( ET )
Result
Record

Sun. Sep. 7
Houston Oilers
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 31–17
1–0

Sun. Sep. 14
at Baltimore Colts
Memorial Stadium
2:00pm
W 20–17
2–0

Sun. Sep. 21
at Cincinnati Bengals
Riverfront Stadium
1:00pm
L 30–28
2–1

Sun. Sep. 28
Chicago Bears
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 38–3
3–1

Sun. Oct. 5
at Minnesota Vikings
Metropolitan Stadium
1:00pm
W 23–17
4–1

Sun. Oct. 12
Cincinnati Bengals
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
L 17–16
4–2

Mon. Oct. 20
Oakland Raiders
Three Rivers Stadium
9:00pm
L 45–34
4–3

Sun. Oct. 26
at Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
1:00pm
L 27–26
4–4

Sun. Nov. 2
Green Bay Packers
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 22–20
5–4

Sun. Nov. 9
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tampa Stadium
1:00pm
W 24–21
6–4

Sun. Nov. 16
Cleveland Browns
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 16–13
7–4

Sun. Nov. 23
at Buffalo Bills
Rich Stadium
1:00pm
L 28–13
7–5

Sun. Nov. 30
Miami Dolphins
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 23–10
8–5

Thu. Dec. 4
at Houston Oilers
Astrodome
8:30pm
L 0–6
8–6

Sun. Dec. 14
Kansas City Chiefs
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 21–16
9–6

Mon. Dec. 22
at San Diego Chargers
San Diego Stadium
9:00pm
L 26–17
9–7


Game log


Toronto Maple Leafs 4, Montreal Canadiens 2


Toronto Maple Leafs 4, Detroit Red Wings 3


List of ships

Kanji
Name (Translation)
Builder
Laid down
Launched
Completed

Yarrow Shipbuilders , Poplar , London UK


Schedule

2007–08 Wake Forest Demon Deacons men's basketball team

vs. Florida State ( ACC Tournament 1st Round)


Results

1
Jeff Hardy
The Brian Kendrick
Powerbomb

2
The Brian Kendrick
Jeff Hardy
The Kendrick


Michigan single-game reception yardage

Player
Rec.
Yards
Average
s Touchdown
Year
Opponent


Administrative divisions

Number
Name of administrative unit
Telephone (052)
Area (km 2 )
Population (people)


Season by season

Season
Tier
Division
Pos.
Postseason
Cup Competitions

1999–00
Liga EBA
Promoted Runner-up
Copa EBA semifinalist

2000–01
LEB 2
Semifinalist
Copa LEB 2 semifinalist

2003–04
LEB
Quarterfinalist
Copa Príncipe semifinalist


Cosmic Call messages

Communication with extraterrestrial intelligence

Designation HD
Constellation
Date sent
Arrival date
Message

HD 186408
Cygnus
May 24, 1999
November 2069
Cosmic Call 1

HD 190406
Sagitta
June 30, 1999
February 2057
Cosmic Call 1

HD 178428
Sagitta
June 30, 1999
October 2067
Cosmic Call 1

HD 190360
Cygnus
July 1, 1999
April 2051
Cosmic Call 1

Hip 4872
Cassiopeia
July 6, 2003
April 2036
Cosmic Call 2

HD 245409
Orion
July 6, 2003
August 2040
Cosmic Call 2

HD 75732
Cancer
July 6, 2003
May 2044
Cosmic Call 2

HD 10307
Andromeda
July 6, 2003
September 2044
Cosmic Call 2

HD 95128
Ursa Major
July 6, 2003
May 2049
Cosmic Call 2


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Round Time Location

Loss
23–10–2
Nick Diaz
TKO (punches)
3:57
San Jose, California , United States

Loss
23–9–2
Cung Le
TKO (injury)
5:00
San Jose, California , United States

Win
23–8–2
Phil Baroni
Technical submission (rear-naked choke)
4:00
San Jose, California , United States

Loss
22–8–2
Renzo Gracie
DQ (knees to downed opponent)
2:00
Southaven, Mississippi , United States

Win
22–7–2
Cesar Gracie
KO (punches)
0:20
San Jose, California , United States

Win
21–7–2
Bryan Pardoe
Submission (armbar)
1:46
Lemoore, California , United States

Win
20–7–2
Elvis Sinosic
Decision (split)
3:00
Tokyo, Japan

Win
19–7–2
Tito Ortiz
Submission (elbow and punches)
4:42
Lake Charles, Louisiana , United States

Draw
18–7–2
Kiyoshi Tamura
Draw
20:00
Japan

Win
18–7–1
John Lober
Submission (punches)
7:40
Sao Paulo , Brazil

Win
17–7–1
Jeremy Horn
Submission (kneebar)
16:28
Mobile, Alabama , United States

Win
16–7–1
Igor Zinoviev
KO (slam)
0:22
New Orleans, Louisiana , United States

Win
15–7–1
Kevin Jackson
Submission (armbar)
0:16
Yokohama , Japan

Win
14–7–1
Enson Inoue
TKO (Punches)
7:17
Tokyo, Japan

Win
13–7–1
Wes Gassaway
KO (punches)
11:54
Texas , United States

Win
12–7–1
Tsuyoshi Kohsaka
Decision (unanimous)
30:00
Japan

Loss
11–7–1
John Lober
Technical Decision (split)
30:00
Honolulu , United States

Loss
11–6–1
Kiuma Kunioku
Decision (unanimous)
20:00
Tokyo, Japan

Loss
11–5–1
Yuki Kondo
KO (head kick)
12:43
Chiba , Japan

Win
11–4–1
Manabu Yamada
Submission (rear naked choke)
12:44
Tokyo, Japan

Loss
10–4–1
Bas Rutten
TKO (doctor stoppage)
11:11
Tokyo, Japan

Win
10–3–1
Osami Shibuya
Decision (unanimous)
15:00
Tokyo, Japan

Win
9–3–1
Ryushi Yanagisawa
Decision (unanimous)
20:00
Kobe , Japan

Win
8–3–1
Minoru Suzuki
Submission (kneebar)
22:53
Yokohama , Japan

Win
7–3–1
Vernon White
Submission (achilles lock)
5:23
Sapporo , Japan

Win
6–3–1
Masakatsu Funaki
Submission (toehold)
10:31
Yokohama , Japan

Win
5–3–1
Takafumi Ito
Submission (rear-naked choke)
7:23
Tokyo, Japan

Loss
4–3–1
Bas Rutten
Decision (split)
15:00
Tokyo, Japan

Win
4–2–1
Takaku Fuke
Submission (rear-naked choke)
8:16
Sapporo, Hokkaido , Japan

Draw
3–2–1
Allan Goes
Draw
10:00
Chiba, Chiba , Japan

Win
3–2
Minoru Suzuki
KO (punches)
3:23
Nagoya , Japan

Loss
2–2
Masakatsu Funaki
Submission (toehold)
5:11
Yokohama, Kanagawa , Japan

Win
2–1
Katsuomi Inagaki
Submission (armbar)
6:14
Nagoya, Aichi , Japan

Loss
1–1
Manabu Yamada
Submission (achilles lock)
8:38
Tokyo, Japan

Win
1–0
Bas Rutten
Decision (majority)
10:00
Tokyo, Japan


Schedule and Results


Money leaders

Rank
Player
Country
Events
Prize money ( $ )


ATP tour venues

1
Arthur Ashe Stadium
New York City
United States

3
Indian Wells Tennis Garden
Indian Wells, California
United States

5=
National Tennis Stadium
Beijing
China

5=
Qizhong Forest Sports City Arena [A ]
Shanghai
China

5=
Wimbledon Centre Court [A ]
London
United Kingdom

Stade Roland Garros - Court Philippe Chatrier

11=
Tennis Center at Crandon Park
Key Biscayne, Florida
United States

13=
Caja Mágica, Estadio Manolo Santana
Madrid
Spain

13=
Foro Italico, Campo Centrale
Rome
Italy

16=
Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy
Paris
France

18=
SCC Peterburgsky
St. Petersburg
Russia

Lindner Family Tennis Center (Center Court)

22
Wimbledon No. 1 Court
London
United Kingdom

24
HP Pavilion at San Jose
San Jose, California
United States

25=
Melbourne Multi Purpose Venue
Melbourne
Australia

27
Louis Armstrong Stadium
New York City
United States

Stade Roland Garros - Court Suzanne Lenglen

29=
Estoril Court Central
Oeiras
Portugal

31=
Monte Carlo Country Club
Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
France

31=
SRPC Milan Gale Muškatirović
Belgrade
Serbia

34
Delray Beach Tennis Center
Delray Beach, Florida
United States

35
Devonshire Park Lawn Tennis Club
Eastbourne
United Kingdom

36
Real Club de Tenis Barcelona
Barcelona
Spain

37=
William H.G. FitzGerald Tennis Center
Washington, D.C.
United States

Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex

42
Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club
Buenos Aires
Argentina

43=
Fairmont Acapulco Princess
Acapulco
Mexico

43=
Margaret Court Arena
Melbourne
Australia

43=
Roy Emerson Arena
Gstaad
Switzerland

43=
Grandstand Stadium
New York City
United States

43=
Tennis stadium Kitzbühel
Kitzbühel
Austria

43=
Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències
Valencia
Spain

50=
Los Angeles Tennis Center
Los Angeles
United States

52=
Tennis Club Weissenhof
Stuttgart
Germany

56
Racquet Club of Memphis
Memphis, Tennessee
United States

Lindner Family Tennis Center (Grandstand)

57=
Dubai Tennis Stadium
Dubai
United Arab Emirates

Qizhong Forest Sports City Grand Stand Court 2

57=
Kungliga Tennishallen
Stockholm
Sweden

57=
Sportlokaal Bokkeduinen
Amersfoort
Netherlands

63
Warszawianka Tennis Centre
Warsaw
Poland

66=
Lindner Family Tennis Center (Court #3)
Mason, Ohio
United States

66=
Newport Casino
Newport, Rhode Island
United States

66=
Wimbledon No. 2 Court
London
United Kingdom

71
Roland Garros No. 1 Court
Paris
France

72
Estadio 2: Arantxa Sánchez Vicario
Madrid
Spain

73=
River Oaks Country Club
Houston, Texas
United States

73=
Australia Show Court 2
Melbourne
Australia

73=
Australia Show Court 3
Melbourne
Australia

78=
Lindner Family Tennis Center (Court #9)
Mason, Ohio
United States

78=
Qizhong Forest Sports City Court 3
Shanghai
China

78=
Wimbledon No. 3 Court
London
United Kingdom

Kort Centralny ( Park Tenisowy Olimpia )

83=
LTAT National Tennis Development Centre
Bangkok
Thailand

83=
Athens Lawn Tennis Club
Athens
Greece


Davis Cup and Federation Cup venues

Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
Brisbane
Australia

Estadio Olímpico de Sevilla
Seville
Spain

Estadio Mary Terán de Weiss
Buenos Aires
Argentina

Palacio de Deportes de Santander
Santander
Spain

Memorial Coliseum
Portland, Oregon
United States

Public Auditorium
Cleveland
United States

Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
San Francisco
United States


Top scorers


US Chamber Lobbying 2002-2012

Year
US Cham. Rank
US Cham. Spending
Next Highest Spender
Next Highest Amount


NHL draft

Round
Pick
Player
Nationality
College/Junior/Club team

Paul Kariya ( LW )
Canada
University of Maine ( Hockey East )

Nikolai Tsulygin ( D )
Russia
Salavat Yulayev Ufa (Russia)

Valeri Karpov ( RW )
Russia
Traktor Chelyabinsk (Russia)

Joel Gagnon ( G )
Canada
Oshawa Generals ( OHL )

Mikhail Shtalenkov ( G )
Russia
Milwaukee Admirals ( IHL )

Antti Aalto ( C )
Finland
TPS Turku (Finland)

Matt Peterson ( D )
United States
Osseo Orioles (High-MN)

Tom Askey ( G )
United States
Ohio State University (CCHA)

Vitaly Kozel ( C )
Belarus
Minsk (Russia)

Anatoli Fedotov ( D )
Russia
Krylia Sovetov (Russia)

David Penney ( LW )
United States
Worcester Academy (High-MA)


Communes

Rank
City
Population
Area (km 2 )
Density (inhabitants/km 2 )
Altitude (mslm)


Legislative activity

Congress
Bill number(s)
Date introduced
Sponsor(s)
# of cosponsors

107th Congress
H.J.Res. 93
May 15, 2002
Ronnie Shows (D-MS)

108th Congress
H.J.Res. 56
May 21, 2003
Marilyn Musgrave (R-CO)

108th Congress
S.J.Res. 43
Nov 25, 2003
Wayne Allard (R-CO)

108th Congress
S.J.Res. 40
July 7, 2004
Wayne Allard (R-CO)

108th Congress
H.J.Res. 106
September 23, 2004
Marilyn Musgrave (R-CO)

109th Congress
S.J.Res. 1
January 24, 2005
Wayne Allard (R-CO)

109th Congress
H.J.Res. 88
June 6, 2006
Marilyn Musgrave (R-CO)

110th Congress
H.J.Res. 89
May 22, 2008
Paul Broun (R-GA)

110th Congress
S.J.Res. 43
June 25, 2008
Roger Wicker (R-MS)

113th Congress
H.J.Res. 51
June 28, 2013
Tim Huelskamp (R-KS)


Relegation


See also

Rank
Common of
Population
Area (km 2 )
Density (inhabitants/km 2 )
Altitude (mslm)


List of Ministers for the Interior

Order
Minister
Party
Prime Minister
Title
Term start
Term end
Term in office

Eric Harrison
Liberal
Menzies
Minister for the Interior
24October1950
11May1951
199 days


Schedule

Sun. Sep. 2
Kansas City Chiefs
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
L 37–27
0–1

Thu. Sep. 6
at New York Jets
Giants Stadium
9:00pm
W 23–17
1–1

Sun. Sep. 16
Los Angeles Rams
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 24–14
2–1

Sun. Sep. 23
at Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
1:00pm
L 20–10
2–2

Mon. Oct. 1
Cincinnati Bengals
Three Rivers Stadium
9:00pm
W 38–17
3–2

Sun. Oct. 7
Miami Dolphins
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
L 31–7
3–3

Sun. Oct. 14
at San Francisco 49ers
Candlestick Park
4:00pm
W 20–17
4–3

Sun. Oct. 21
at Indianapolis Colts
Hoosier Dome
1:00pm
L 17–16
4–4

Sun. Oct. 28
Atlanta Falcons
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 35–10
5–4

Sun. Nov. 4
Houston Oilers
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 35–7
6–4

Sun. Nov. 11
at Cincinnati Bengals
Riverfront Stadium
1:00pm
L 22–20
6–5

Mon. Nov. 19
at New Orleans Saints
Louisiana Superdome
9:00pm
L 27–24
6–6

Sun. Nov. 25
San Diego Chargers
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 52–24
7–6

Sun. Dec. 2
at Houston Oilers
Astrodome
1:00pm
L 23–20 OT
7–7

Sun. Dec. 9
Cleveland Browns
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 23–20
8–7

Sun. Dec. 16
at Los Angeles Raiders
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
4:00pm
W 13–7
9–7


Release history

I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love

Japan
March 25, 2009
Warner
CD
WPCR13347

United Kingdom
April 12, 2004
Eyeball, 20:20
CD
9866233

United States
July 23, 2002
Eyeball
CD
EYE20022

United States
June 21, 2005
Eyeball
CD
7200222

United States
February 3, 2009
Eyeball
12" vinyl
EYE20059


Index trends in major states by respective anti-corruption effort


Structures between   metres (  ft) and   metres (  ft) under construction

List of tallest structures in the world – 300 to 400 metres

Planned pinnacle height
Expected year of completion
Structural type
Country
Town

metres (ft)
Skyscraper
United Arab Emirates
Dubai

metres (ft)
Skyscraper
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur

metres (ft)
Skyscraper
People's Republic of China
Chongqing

metres (ft)
Skyscraper
United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi

metres (ft)
Skyscraper
Kuwait
Kuwait City


Awards and nominations

Contigo Award
Best Actress
The Clone
Nominated

Contigo Award
Best Romantic Couple
O Clone
Won

Contigo Award
Best Actress
The House of Seven Women
Nominated

Contigo Award
Best Actress
The Color of Sin
Nominated

Contigo Award
Best Actress
Three Sisters
Nominated

Contigo Cinema Award
Best Supporting Actress
Budapest
Nominated

INTE Award
Best Actress
Mary, Mother of the Son of God
Won

Internet Award
Best Actress
The Clone
Won

Nick Award
Favourite Actress
The Clone
Won

Press Award
Best New Actress
Family Ties
Won

Qualidade Award
Best New Actress
Family Ties
Won

Qualidade Award
Best Television Actress
The Clone
Won

TV Press Award
Best Actress
Family Ties
Won


Clubs

Club Founded Homeground Suburb Seniors Juniors

Beaudesert Kingfishers
R.S. Willis Park
Beaudesert
No
Yes

Bilambil Jets
Bilambil Sports Complex
Bilambil
Yes
Yes

Burleigh Bears
Pizzey Park
Miami
Yes
Yes

Coomera Cutters
Coomera Sports Park
Coomera
No
Yes

Cudgen Hornets
Ned Byrne Field
Kingscliff
Yes
Yes

Currumbin Eagles
Merv Craig Sporting Complex
Currumbin Waters
Yes
Yes

Helensvale Hornets
Robert Dalley Park
Helensvale
No
Yes

Jimboomba Thunder
Jimboomba Park
Jimboomba
No
Yes

Mudgeeraba Redbacks
Firth Park
Mudgeeraba
No
Yes

Nerang Roosters
Glennon Park
Nerang
Yes
Yes

Ormeau Shearers
Ormeau Oval
Ormeau
Yes
Yes

Parkwood Sharks
Musgrave Sports Park
Parkwood
Yes
Yes

Robina Raptors
Station Reserve
Robina
No
Yes

Runaway Bay Seagulls
Bycroft Oval
Runaway Bay
Yes
Yes

South Tweed RLFC
Les Burger Fields
South Tweed
Yes
Yes

Southport Tigers
Owen Park
Southport
Yes
Yes

Tugun Seahawks
Betty Diamond Complex
Tugun
Yes
Yes

Tweed Coast Raiders
Les Burger Fields
Cabarita
Yes
Yes


NHL Entry Draft

Round
Player
Position
Nationality
College/Junior/Club Team

Rory Fitzpatrick
Defence
United States
Sudbury Wolves (OHL)

Sebastien Bordeleau
Center
Canada
Hull Olympiques (QMJHL)

Adam Wiesel
Defence
United States
Springfield Olympics (NEJHL)

Jean-François Houle
Left Wing
Canada
Northwood Prep. (N.Y)

Jeff Lank
Defense
Canada
Prince Albert Raiders (WHL)

Dion Darling
Defence
Canada
Spokane Chiefs (WHL)

Darcy Tucker
Right Wing
Canada
Kamloops Blazers (WHL)

David Ruhly
Left Wing
United States
Culver Military Academy (Ind)

Alan Letang
Defenceman
Canada
Newmarket Royals (OHL)

Alexandre Duchesne
Left Wing
Canada
Drummondville Voltigeurs (QMJHL)

Brian Larochelle
Goalie
United States
Phillips Exeter Academy (N.H)

Russell Guzior
Center
United States
Culver Military Academy (Ind)


Rail

Train Number
Train Name
Origin
Destination
Frequency (inbound/outbound)

2397/98
Mahabodhi Express
Gaya
New Delhi
Daily

3151/52
Kolkata-Jammutawi Exp
Kolkata
Jammutawi
Daily

3307/08
Dhanbad-Ludhiana Exp
Dhanbad
Firozpur
Daily

5109/10
Budh Poornima Exp
Varanasi
Rajgir
Daily

8611/12
Intercity Exp
Varanasi
Ranchi
4 days

8631/32
Garib Nwaz Exp
Ranchi
Ajmer
2 days

8311/12
Samabalpur Varanasi Exp
Sambalpur
Varanasi
2 days

3009/10
Dehradoon Exp
Howrah
Dehradoon
Daily

3243/44
Intercity Exp (via) Gaya
Bhabua Road
Patna
Daily

3249/50
Intercity Exp (via) Ara
Bhabua Road
Patna
Daily


Rushing


2012 preliminary statistics

World's busiest airports by cargo traffic

Rank
Airport
Code (IATA/ICAO)
Total Cargo (Metric Tonnes)
% Change

Hong Kong International Airport
HKG/VHHH
2.2%

Memphis International Airport
MEM/KMEM
2.5%

Shanghai Pudong International Airport
PVG/ZSPD
5.3%

Incheon International Airport
ICN/RKSI
3.3%

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport

Dubai International Airport
DXB/OMDB
3.1%

Louisville International Airport
SDF/KSDF
0.9%

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport
CDG/LFPG
6.5%

Narita International Airport
NRT/RJAA
3.1%

Miami International Airport
MIA/KMIA
4.9%

Beijing Capital International Airport
PEK/ZBAA
6.0%

Los Angeles International Airport
LAX/KLAX
3.7%

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport
TPE/RCTP
3.1%

O'Hare International Airport
ORD/KORD
3.0%

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
AMS/EHAM
2.4%

John F. Kennedy International Airport
JFK/KJFK
5.5%

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport
CAN/ZGGG
5.6%

Indianapolis International Airport
IND/KIND
2.7%

Tokyo International Airport
HND/RJTT
3.6%

Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport
SZX/ZGSZ
3.5%

Doha International Airport
DOH/OTBD
4.5%

Newark Liberty International Airport
EWR/KEWR
7.5%

Kansai International Airport
KIX/RJBB
2.7%

Kuala Lumpur International Airport
KUL/WMKK
0.1%


2010 final statistics

Hong Kong International Airport
HKG/VHHH
23.2%

Memphis International Airport
MEM/KMEM
5.9%

Shanghai Pudong International Airport
PVG/ZSPD
27.1%

Incheon International Airport
ICN/RKSI
16.1%

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport
CDG/LFPG
16.8%

Dubai International Airport
DXB/OMDB
17.8%

Narita International Airport
NRT/RJAA
17.1%

Louisville International Airport
SDF/KSDF
11.1%

Miami International Airport
MIA/KMIA
17.9%

Los Angeles International Airport
LAX/KLAX
15.5%

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport
TPE/RCTP
30.1%

Beijing Capital International Airport
PEK/ZBAA
5.0%

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
AMS/EHAM
16.8%

O'Hare International Airport
ORD/KORD
30.0%

John F. Kennedy International Airport
JFK/KJFK
17.4%

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport
CAN/ZGGG
19.8%

Indianapolis International Airport
IND/KIND
5.2%

Newark Liberty International Airport
EWR/KEWR
9.6%

Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport
SZX/ZGSZ
33.6%

Tokyo International Airport
HND/RJTT
1.9%

Kansai International Airport
KIX/RJBB
24.7%

Doha International Airport
DOH/OTBD
33.8%

Luxembourg-Findel Airport
LUX/ELLX
12.2%

Kuala Lumpur International Airport
KUL/WMKK
15.6%

Logan International Airport
BOS/KBOS
2.5%


2009 final statistics

Memphis International Airport
MEM/KMEM
0.0%

Hong Kong International Airport
HKG/VHHH
7.5%

Shanghai Pudong International Airport
PVG/ZSPD
2.3%

Incheon International Airport
ICN/RKSI
4.6%

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport
CDG/LFPG
9.9%

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport

Louisville International Airport
SDF/KSDF
1.3%

Dubai International Airport
DXB/OMDB
5.6%

Narita International Airport
NRT/RJAA
11.8%

Miami International Airport
MIA/KMIA
13.8%

Los Angeles International Airport
LAX/KLAX
7.4%

Beijing Capital International Airport
PEK/ZBAA
8.1%

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport
TPE/RCTP
9.0%

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
AMS/EHAM
17.8%

John F. Kennedy International Airport
JFK/KJFK
21.2%

O'Hare International Airport
ORD/KORD
17.1%

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport
CAN/ZGGG
39.3%

Indianapolis International Airport
IND/KIND
9.2%

Newark Liberty International Airport
EWR/KEWR
12.1%

Tokyo International Airport
HND/RJTT
8.3%

Logan International Airport
BOS/KBOS
7.3%

Luxembourg-Findel Airport
LUX/ELLX
20.2%

Kansai International Airport
KIX/RJBB
28.0%

Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport
SZX/ZGSZ
1.2%

Kuala Lumpur International Airport
KUL/WMKK
9.9%

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
DFW/KDFW
11.3%


2007 final statistics

Memphis International Airport
MEM/KMEM
4.0%

Hong Kong International Airport
HKG/VHHH
4.5%

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport

Shanghai Pudong International Airport
PVG/ZSPD
18.0%

Incheon International Airport
ICN/RKSI
9.4%

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport
CDG/LFPG
7.9%

Narita International Airport
NRT/RJAA
1.2%

Louisville International Airport
SDF/KSDF
4.8%

Miami International Airport
MIA/KMIA
5.1%

Los Angeles International Airport
LAX/KLAX
1.2%

Dubai International Airport
DXB/OMDB
11.0%

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
AMS/EHAM
5.4%

John F. Kennedy International Airport
JFK/KJFK
1.9%

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport
TPE/RCTP
5.5%

O'Hare International Airport
ORD/KORD
1.6%

Beijing Capital International Airport
PEK/ZBAA
15.9%

Indianapolis International Airport
IND/KIND
1.1%

Newark Liberty International Airport
EWR/KEWR
0.6%

Luxembourg-Findel Airport
LUX/ELLX
13.8%

Tokyo International Airport
HND/RJTT
1.8%

Kansai International Airport
KIX/RJBB
0.5%

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
DFW/KDFW
4.1%

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport
CAN/ZGGG
6.4%


2004 final statistics

Rank
Airport
Location
Code (IATA)
Total Cargo (Metric Tonnes)
2003 Rank
% Change

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport

Los Angeles , California , United States

Singapore Changi Airport
Changi , East Region , Singapore
SIN
1,795,646
10 (+1)
+10.0%

Miami International Airport
Miami , Florida , United States
MIA
1,778,902
9 (-1)
+8.6%

Louisville International Airport
Louisville , Kentucky , United States
SDF
1,739,492
12 (+1)
+7.5%

New York City , New York , United States

Chiang Kai-shek International Airport
Taoyuan , Republic of China (Taiwan)
TPE
1,701,020
14 (+1)
+13.4%

Pudong International Airport
Shanghai , Shanghai Shi , China
PVG
1,642,176
17 (+3)
+38.1%

O'Hare International Airport
Chicago , Illinois , United States
ORD
1,474,652
13 (-2)
-2.4%

Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
Amsterdam , North Holland , Netherlands
AMS
1,467,204
15 (-1)
+8.4%

London Heathrow Airport
Hayes , Greater London , United Kingdom
LHR
1,412,033
16 (-1)
+8.6%

Newark Liberty International Airport
Newark , New Jersey , United States
EWR
984,838
21 (+1)
+2.4%

Indianapolis International Airport
Indianapolis , Indiana , United States
IND
932,449
20 (-1)
+5.9%

Kansai International Airport
Osaka , Kansai , Japan
KIX
887,819
23 (+1)
+11.9%

Dallas / Fort Worth , Texas , United States

Luxembourg-Findel Airport
Sandweiler , Luxembourg
LUX
712,985
27 (+1)
+8.5%

Logan International Airport
Boston , Massachusetts , United States
BOS
679,637
25 (-2)
+1.1%

Beijing Capital International Airport
Beijing , China
PEK
668,690
26 (-1)
+1.0%

Kuala Lumpur International Airport
Sepang , Selangor , Malaysia
KUL
655,368
29 (+1)
+11.1%

Oakland International Airport
Oakland , California , United States
OAK
644,753
28 (-1)
+7.9%