Draft picks

2
Janne Niinimaa
Defense
Finland
Kärpät ( SM-liiga )

3
Vaclav Prospal
Left Wing
Czech Republic
HC České Budějovice (CZE)

3
Milos Holan
Defense
Czech Republic
HC Vitkovice (CZE)

5
Vladimir Kretchine
Left Wing
Russia
Traktor Chelyabinsk (RUS)

Bloomington Jefferson High School (Minn.)

7
Aaron Israel
Goaltender
United States
Harvard Crimson ( ECAC )

8
Paul Healey
Wing
Canada
Prince Albert Raiders ( WHL )

9
Tripp Tracy
Goaltender
United States
Harvard Crimson (ECAC)

9
E.J. Bradley
Center
United States
Tabor Academy (Mass.)

10
Jeff Staples
Defense
Canada
Brandon Wheat Kings (WHL)

11
Ken Hemenway
Defense
United States
Alaska All-Stars (AAAAHA)

Sup
Shannon Finn
Defense
Canada
UIC Flames ( CCHA )


Regular season

Game November Opponent Score Record Points


Playoffs

May 2
Florida Panthers
0–2
Panthers lead 1–0

May 4
Florida Panthers
3–2
Series tied 1–1

May 7
@ Florida Panthers
3–1
Flyers lead 2–1

May 9
@ Florida Panthers
3–4 OT
Series tied 2–2

May 12
Florida Panthers
1–2 2OT
Panthers lead 3–2

May 14
@ Florida Panthers
1–4
Panthers win 4–2


Regular season

Game December Opponent Score Record Points


Playoffs

April 22
Buffalo Sabres
2–3
Sabres lead 1–0

April 24
Buffalo Sabres
3–2
Series tied 1–1

April 27
@ Buffalo Sabres
1–6
Sabres lead 2–1

April 29
@ Buffalo Sabres
1–4
Sabres lead 3–1

May 1
Buffalo Sabres
2–3 OT
Sabres win 4–1


Series 11 (2011)

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

Celebrity
Known for
Entered
Exited
Finished

Dougie Poynter
McFly bassist
Day 1
Day 21
1st

Mark Wright
The Only Way Is Essex star
Day 1
Day 21
2nd

Fatima Whitbread
Former Olympic athlete
Day 1
Day 20
3rd

Actor (plays Sean Tully in Coronation Street )

Willie Carson
Former jockey
Day 1
Day 19
5th

Crissy Rock
Benidorm actress and comedian
Day 1
Day 18
6th

Emily Scott
Model and DJ
Day 5
Day 17
7th

Jessica-Jane Clement
TV presenter, actress and model
Day 1
Day 16
8th

Actress (played Steph Forsythe in Emmerdale )

Pat Sharp
DJ, television and radio presenter
Day 3
Day 14
10th

Sinitta
Singer and reality-TV judge
Day 3
Day 13
11th

Stefanie Powers
Hart to Hart actress
Day 1
Day 12
12th

Freddie Starr
Comedian and impressionist
Day 1
Day 3
13th


Series 6 (2006)

Celebrity
Famous for
Entered
Exited
Finished

Matt Willis
Ex Busted member and TV presenter
Day 1
Day 19
1st

Myleene Klass
TV presenter, singer, model
Day 1
Day 19
2nd

Jason Donovan
Australian actor, singer
Day 1
Day 19
3rd

David Gest
American TV producer
Day 1
Day 18
4th

Actor (played Robbie Jackson in EastEnders )

Actress (played Kathy Glover in Emmerdale )

Model, journalist, younger sister of Cherie Booth

Faith Brown
Impressionist, comedian
Day 1
Day 13
10th

Scott Henshall
Fashion model, designer
Day 1
Day 12
11th

Toby Anstis
Radio host
Day 1
Day 11
12th


Playoffs

April 17
Ottawa Senators
1–0 OT
Flyers lead 1–0

April 20
Ottawa Senators
0–3
Series tied 1–1

April 22
@ Ottawa Senators
0–3
Senators lead 2–1

April 24
@ Ottawa Senators
0–3
Senators lead 3–1

April 26
Ottawa Senators
1–2 OT
Senators win 4–1


Regular season


Ohio

United States House of Representatives elections, 1868

District
Incumbent
Party
First elected
Result

Ohio 1
Benjamin Eggleston
Republican
1864
Lost Re-election Democratic gain

Ohio 2
Samuel F. Cary
Ind-Republican
1867 (s)
Lost Re-election Republican hold

Ohio 3
Robert C. Schenck
Republican
1862
Re-elected

Ohio 4
William Lawrence
Republican
1864
Re-elected

Ohio 5
William Mungen
Democratic
1866
Re-elected

Ohio 6
Reader W. Clarke
Republican
1864
Retired Republican hold

Ohio 7
Samuel Shellabarger
Republican
1864
Retired Republican hold

Ohio 8
John Beatty
Republican
1868 (s)
Re-elected

Ohio 9
Ralph P. Buckland
Republican
1864
Retired Democratic gain

Ohio 10
James M. Ashley
Republican
1862
Lost Re-election Democratic gain

Ohio 11
John Thomas Wilson
Republican
1866
Re-elected

Ohio 12
Philadelph Van Trump
Democratic
1866
Re-elected

Ohio 13
Columbus Delano
Republican
1866
Retired Democratic gain

Ohio 14
Martin Welker
Republican
1864
Re-elected

Ohio 15
Tobias A. Plants
Republican
1864
Retired Republican hold

Ohio 16
John Bingham
Republican
1864
Re-elected

Ohio 17
Ephraim R. Eckley
Republican
1862
Retired Republican hold

Ohio 18
Rufus P. Spalding
Republican
1862
Retired Republican hold

Ohio 19
James A. Garfield
Republican
1862
Re-elected


Armament

Name
Country
Displacement (tons)
Armament
Weight of discharge
Speed

Good Hope
Britain
2 x -inch (mm), 16 x -inch (mm)
-pound (kg)
knots (km/h)

Tennessee
US
4 x -inch (mm), 16 x -inch (mm)
pounds (kg)
knots (km/h)

Jules Ferry
France
4 x -inch (mm), 16 x -inch (mm)
pounds (kg)
knots (km/h)

Fürst Bismarck
Germany
4 x -inch (mm), 12 x -inch (mm)
pounds (kg)
knots (km/h)

4 x -inch (mm), 12 x -inch (mm), 12 x -inch (mm)


United States House of Representatives elections, 1860

Missouri 1
John Richard Barret
Democratic
Lost Re-election Republican Gain

Missouri 2
Thomas L. Anderson
Independent Democrat
Retired Constitutional Union Gain

Missouri 3
John Bullock Clark
Democratic
Re-elected

Missouri 4
James Craig
Democratic
Retired Democratic Hold

Missouri 5
Samuel H. Woodson
American
Retired Democratic Gain

Missouri 6
John S. Phelps
Democratic
Re-elected

Missouri 7
John William Noell
Democratic
Re-elected


Massachusetts 1
Thomas D. Eliot
Republican
Re-elected

Massachusetts 2
James Buffington
Republican
Re-elected

Massachusetts 3
Charles Francis Adams, Sr.
Republican
Re-elected

Massachusetts 4
Alexander H. Rice
Republican
Re-elected

Massachusetts 5
Anson Burlingame
Republican
Defeated Constitutional Union Gain

Massachusetts 6
John B. Alley
Republican
Re-elected

Massachusetts 7
Daniel W. Gooch
Republican
Re-elected

Massachusetts 8
Charles R. Train
Republican
Re-elected

Massachusetts 9
Eli Thayer
Constitutional Union
Defeated Republican Gain

Massachusetts 10
Charles Delano
Republican
Re-elected

Massachusetts 11
Henry L. Dawes
Republican
Re-elected


New York 1
Luther C. Carter
Republican
Defeated Democratic Gain

New York 2
James Humphrey
Republican
Defeated Democratic Gain

New York 3
Daniel Sickles
Democratic
Retired Democratic Hold

New York 4
Thomas J. Barr
Independent Democrat
Retired Independent Democrat Hold

New York 5
William B. Maclay
Democratic
Retired Republican Gain

New York 6
John Cochrane
Democratic
Lost Re-nomination Republican Gain

New York 7
George Briggs
Republican
Retired Democratic Gain

New York 8
Horace F. Clark
Anti-Lecompton Democrat
Retired Democratic hold

New York 9
John B. Haskin
Anti-Lecompton Democrat
Retired Democratic hold

New York 10
Charles Van Wyck
Republican
Re-elected

New York 11
William S. Kenyon
Republican
Retired Democratic Gain

New York 12
Charles Lewis Beale
Republican
Retired Republican hold

New York 13
Abram B. Olin
Republican
Re-elected

New York 14
John H. Reynolds
Anti-Lecompton Democrat
Retired Democratic hold

New York 15
James B. McKean
Republican
Re-elected

New York 16
George W. Palmer
Republican
Retired Republican hold

New York 17
Francis E. Spinner
Republican
Retired Republican hold

New York 18
Clark B. Cochrane
Republican
Retired Democratic Gain

New York 19
James H. Graham
Republican
Retired Republican hold

New York 20
Roscoe Conkling
Republican
Re-elected

New York 21
R. Holland Duell
Republican
Re-elected

New York 22
M. Lindley Lee
Republican
Retired Republican hold

New York 23
Charles B. Hoard
Republican
Retired Republican hold

New York 24
Charles B. Sedgwick
Republican
Re-elected

New York 25
Martin Butterfield
Republican
Retired Republican hold

New York 26
Emory B. Pottle
Republican
Retired Republican hold

New York 27
Alfred Wells
Republican
Retired Republican hold

New York 28
William Irvine
Republican
Retired Republican hold

New York 29
Alfred Ely
Republican
Re-elected

New York 30
Augustus Frank
Republican
Re-elected

New York 31
Edwin R. Reynolds
Republican
Retired Republican hold

New York 32
Elbridge G. Spaulding
Republican
Re-elected

New York 33
Reuben Fenton
Republican
Re-elected


Illinois 1
Elihu B. Washburne
Republican
Re-elected

Illinois 2
John F. Farnsworth
Republican
Retired Republican Hold

Illinois 3
Owen Lovejoy
Republican
Re-elected

Illinois 4
William Kellogg
Republican
Re-elected

Illinois 5
Isaac N. Morris
Democratic
Retired Democratic Hold

Illinois 6
John A. McClernand
Democratic
Re-elected

Illinois 7
James C. Robinson
Democratic
Re-elected

Illinois 8
Philip B. Fouke
Democratic
Re-elected

Illinois 9
John A. Logan
Democratic
Re-elected


One Day International centuries of Aamer Sohail


FM radio

Frequency
Callsign
Brand
Format
City of License
Website
Webcast

KHOY
Catholic Radio
Religious
Laredo
khoy.org
listen live

KBNL
Radio Manantial
Spanish Religious
Laredo
kbnl.com
•

XHNOE
Stereo 91.3 FM
Spanish Contemporary
Nuevo Laredo
xhnoe.com
listen live

XHTLN
Imagen / RMX Laredo
Talk / Contemporary
Nuevo Laredo
rmx.com.mx
listen live

KQUR
The Works
Mainstream Rock
Laredo
949theworks.com
listen live

XHBK
Exa FM
Spanish Contemporary
Nuevo Laredo
•
•

XHTWO
Radio TWO
Norteño/Contemporary
Nuevo Laredo
•
•

XHNLO
Multimedios Radio
Spanish Contemporary
Nuevo Laredo
mmradio.com
listen live

KRRG
Big Buck Country
Country
Laredo
bigbuck98.com
•

XHNK
Digital Ecstasy
Classic Hits
Nuevo Laredo
radiorama.com
listen live

KBDR
La Ley
Tejano
Laredo
laley1005.com
listen live

XHAS
Ke Buena
Norteño
Nuevo Laredo
kebuena.com
listen live

XHMW
Los 40 Principales
Spanish Pop
Nuevo Laredo
radiorama.com
listen live

XHAHU
Radio Nuevo León
Spanish Pop
Anáhuac
•
listen live

NEW
La Más Pesada
Norteño
Nuevo Laredo
•
•

XHNLR
Radio UAT
University Radio
Nuevo Laredo
uat.mx
•

KNEX
Hot 106.1
Urban / Rhythmic Top 40
Laredo
hot1061.com
listen live

NEW
La Tremenda
Norteño
Nuevo Laredo
tremenda.com.mx
•

XHGTS
Digital 107.3
Spanish Pop
Nuevo Laredo
digital1073.com
listen live

WXK26
NOAA Weather Radio
Weather
Laredo
noaa.gov
•


Year-by-year regular season record


Medal table


Rushing


Contestants

Pos.
Player
Team
Height
Weight
First round
Final round

G
Allen Iverson
Philadelphia 76ers
6–0
—


Wins (10)

Date
Tournament
Surface
Partner
Opponent in the final
Score in the final

Gstaad , Switzerland
Clay
Milan Šrejber
Andrés Gómez Emilio Sánchez
7–6, 7–6

Prague , Czechoslovakia
Clay
Jaroslav Navrátil
Thomas Muster Horst Skoff
7–5, 7–6

Stuttgart , Germany
Clay
Tomáš Šmíd
Florin Segărceanu Cyril Suk
6–7, 6–3, 6–1

Monte Carlo , Monaco
Clay
Tomáš Šmíd
Andrés Gómez Javier Sánchez
6–2, 6–1

New Haven , USA
Hard
Wally Masur
Jeff Brown Scott Melville
W/O

Berlin , Germany
Carpet
Karel Nováček
Jan Siemerink Daniel Vacek
3–6, 7–5, 7–5

Monte Carlo, Monaco
Clay
Stefan Edberg
Paul Haarhuis Mark Koevermans
6–2, 2–6, 7–5

Halle , Germany
Grass
Cyril Suk
Mike Bauer Marc-Kevin Goellner
7–6, 5–7, 6–3

Cincinnati , USA
Hard
Andre Agassi
Stefan Edberg Henrik Holm
6–4, 7–6

Australian Open, Melbourne , Australia
Hard
Stefan Edberg
Sébastien Lareau Alex O'Brien
7–5, 7–5, 4–6, 6–1


References

Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 2007–2010

Hon Tony Abbott
Liberal
Warringah
NSW
1994–present

Hon Dick Adams
Labor
Lyons
Tas
1993–2013

Hon Anthony Albanese
Labor
Grayndler
NSW
1996–present

Hon Kevin Andrews
Liberal
Menzies
Vic
1991–present

Hon Fran Bailey
Liberal
McEwen
Vic
1990–1993, 1996–2010

Hon Bob Baldwin
Liberal
Paterson
NSW
1996–1998, 2001–present

Hon Arch Bevis
Labor
Brisbane
Qld
1990–2010

James Bidgood
Labor
Dawson
Qld
2007–2010

Hon Bruce Billson
Liberal
Dunkley
Vic
1996–present

Sharon Bird
Labor
Cunningham
NSW
2004–present

Hon Bronwyn Bishop
Liberal
Mackellar
NSW
1994–present

Hon Julie Bishop
Liberal
Curtin
WA
1998–present

Hon Chris Bowen
Labor
Prospect
NSW
2004–present

David Bradbury
Labor
Lindsay
NSW
2007–2013

Jamie Briggs [2 ]
Liberal
Mayo
SA
2008–present

Russell Broadbent
Liberal
McMillan
Vic
1990–1993, 1996–1998 2004–present

Anna Burke
Labor
Chisholm
Vic
1998–present

Hon Tony Burke
Labor
Watson
NSW
2004–present

Mark Butler
Labor
Port Adelaide
SA
2007–present

Hon Anthony Byrne
Labor
Holt
Vic
1999–present

Nick Champion
Labor
Wakefield
SA
2007–present

Darren Cheeseman
Labor
Corangamite
Vic
2007–2013

Darren Chester [1 ]
National
Gippsland
Vic
2008–present

Steven Ciobo
Liberal
Moncrieff
Qld
2001–present

Jason Clare
Labor
Blaxland
NSW
2007–present

Hon John Cobb
National
Calare
NSW
2001–present

Julie Collins
Labor
Franklin
Tas
2007–present

Hon Greg Combet
Labor
Charlton
NSW
2007–2013

Hon Peter Costello
Liberal
Higgins
Vic
1990–2009

Mark Coulton
National
Parkes
NSW
2007–present

Hon Simon Crean
Labor
Hotham
Vic
1990–2013

Michael Danby
Labor
Melbourne Ports
Vic
1998–present

Yvette D'Ath
Labor
Petrie
Qld
2007–present

Hon Bob Debus
Labor
Macquarie
NSW
2007–2010

Hon Alexander Downer [2 ]
Liberal
Mayo
SA
1984–2008

Mark Dreyfus
Labor
Isaacs
Vic
2007–present

Hon Peter Dutton
Liberal
Dickson
Qld
2001–present

Hon Justine Elliot
Labor
Richmond
NSW
2004–present

Annette Ellis
Labor
Canberra
ACT
1996–2010

Hon Kate Ellis
Labor
Adelaide
SA
2004–present

Hon Dr Craig Emerson
Labor
Rankin
Qld
1998–2013

Hon Pat Farmer
Liberal
Macarthur
NSW
2001–2010

Hon Laurie Ferguson
Labor
Reid
NSW
1990–present

Hon Martin Ferguson
Labor
Batman
Vic
1996–2013

Hon Joel Fitzgibbon
Labor
Hunter
NSW
1996–present

Paul Fletcher [4 ]
Liberal
Bradfield
NSW
2009–present

John Forrest
National
Mallee
Vic
1993–2013

Hon Peter Garrett
Labor
Kingsford Smith
NSW
2004–2013

Joanna Gash
Liberal
Gilmore
NSW
1996–2013

Steve Georganas
Labor
Hindmarsh
SA
2004–2013

Jennie George
Labor
Throsby
NSW
2001–2010

Petro Georgiou
Liberal
Kooyong
Vic
1994–2010

Steve Gibbons
Labor
Bendigo
Vic
1998–2013

Hon Julia Gillard
Labor
Lalor
Vic
1998–2013

Hon Gary Gray
Labor
Brand
WA
2007–present

Sharon Grierson
Labor
Newcastle
NSW
2001–2013

Hon Alan Griffin
Labor
Bruce
Vic
1993–present

Barry Haase
Liberal
Kalgoorlie
WA
1998–2013

Jill Hall
Labor
Shortland
NSW
1998–present

Luke Hartsuyker
National
Cowper
NSW
2001–present

Alex Hawke
Liberal
Mitchell
NSW
2007–present

Hon David Hawker
Liberal
Wannon
Vic
1983–2010

Chris Hayes
Labor
Werriwa
NSW
2005–present

Hon Joe Hockey
Liberal
North Sydney
NSW
1996–present

Kay Hull
National
Riverina
NSW
1998–2010

Hon Greg Hunt
Liberal
Flinders
Vic
2001–present

Steve Irons
Liberal
Swan
WA
2007–present

Sharryn Jackson
Labor
Hasluck
WA
2001–2004, 2007–2010

Harry Jenkins
Labor
Scullin
Vic
1986–2013

Dr Dennis Jensen
Liberal
Tangney
WA
2004–present

Michael Johnson
Liberal/Independent [6 ]
Ryan
Qld
2001–2010

Hon Bob Katter
Independent
Kennedy
Qld
1993–present

Michael Keenan
Liberal
Stirling
WA
2004–present

Hon Mike Kelly
Labor
Eden-Monaro
NSW
2007–present

Hon Duncan Kerr
Labor
Denison
Tas
1987–2010

Catherine King
Labor
Ballarat
Vic
2001–present

Dr Andrew Laming
Liberal
Bowman
Qld
2004–present

Hon Sussan Ley
Liberal
Farrer
NSW
2001–present

Hon Peter Lindsay
Liberal
Herbert
Qld
1996–2010

Kirsten Livermore
Labor
Capricornia
Qld
1998–2013

Hon Robert McClelland
Labor
Barton
NSW
1996–2013

Hon Ian Macfarlane
Liberal
Groom
Qld
1998–present

Hon Peter McGauran [1 ]
National
Gippsland
Vic
1983–2008

Hon Maxine McKew
Labor
Bennelong
NSW
2007–2010

Hon Bob McMullan
Labor
Fraser
ACT
1996–2010

Hon Jenny Macklin
Labor
Jagajaga
Vic
1996–present

Nola Marino
Liberal
Forrest
WA
2007–present

Louise Markus
Liberal
Greenway
NSW
2004–present

Richard Marles
Labor
Corio
Vic
2007–present

Margaret May
Liberal
McPherson
Qld
1998–2010

Sophie Mirabella
Liberal
Indi
Vic
2001–present

Scott Morrison
Liberal
Cook
NSW
2007–present

Hon Judi Moylan
Liberal
Pearce
WA
1993–2013

Hon John Murphy
Labor
Lowe
NSW
1998–present

Belinda Neal
Labor
Robertson
NSW
2007–2010

Hon Brendan Nelson
Liberal
Bradfield
NSW
1996–2009

Shayne Neumann
Labor
Blair
Qld
2007–present

Paul Neville
National
Hinkler
Qld
1993–2013

Hon Brendan O'Connor
Labor
Gorton
Vic
2001–present

Kelly O'Dwyer [5 ]
Liberal
Higgins
Vic
2009–present

Rob Oakeshott [3 ]
Independent
Lyne
NSW
2008–2013

Julie Owens
Labor
Parramatta
NSW
2004–present

Melissa Parke
Labor
Fremantle
WA
2007–present

Hon Chris Pearce
Liberal
Aston
Vic
2001–2010

Graham Perrett
Labor
Moreton
Qld
2007–present

Hon Tanya Plibersek
Labor
Sydney
NSW
1998–present

Hon Roger Price
Labor
Chifley
NSW
1984–2010

Hon Christopher Pyne
Liberal
Sturt
SA
1993–present

Rowan Ramsey
Liberal
Grey
SA
2007–present

Don Randall
Liberal
Canning
WA
1996–1998, 2001–present

Bernie Ripoll
Labor
Oxley
Qld
1998–present

Amanda Rishworth
Labor
Kingston
SA
2007–present

Hon Andrew Robb
Liberal
Goldstein
Vic
2004–present

Stuart Robert
Liberal
Fadden
Qld
2007–present

Hon Nicola Roxon
Labor
Gellibrand
Vic
1998–2013

Hon Kevin Rudd
Labor
Griffith
Qld
1998–present

Hon Philip Ruddock
Liberal
Berowra
NSW
1973–present

Hon Bruce Scott
National
Maranoa
Qld
1990–present

Patrick Secker
Liberal
Barker
SA
1998–2013

Hon Bill Shorten
Labor
Maribyrnong
Vic
2007–present

Sid Sidebottom
Labor
Braddon
Tas
1998–2004, 2007–2013

Luke Simpkins
Liberal
Cowan
WA
2007–present

Hon Peter Slipper
Liberal
Fisher
Qld
1984–1987, 1993–2013

Hon Stephen Smith
Labor
Perth
WA
1993–2013

Hon Tony Smith
Liberal
Casey
Vic
2001–present

Hon Warren Snowdon
Labor
Lingiari
NT
1987–1996, 1998–present

Hon Alex Somlyay
Liberal
Fairfax
Qld
1990–2013

Dr Andrew Southcott
Liberal
Boothby
SA
1996–present

Hon Dr Sharman Stone
Liberal
Murray
Vic
1996–present

Jon Sullivan
Labor
Longman
Qld
2007–2010

Hon Wayne Swan
Labor
Lilley
Qld
1993–1996, 1998–present

Hon Lindsay Tanner
Labor
Melbourne
Vic
1993–2010

Craig Thomson
Labor
Dobell
NSW
2007–2013

Kelvin Thomson
Labor
Wills
Vic
1996–present

Hon Warren Truss
National
Wide Bay
Qld
1990–present

Hon Wilson Tuckey
Liberal
O'Connor
WA
1980–2010

Hon Malcolm Turnbull
Liberal
Wentworth
NSW
2004–present

Jim Turnour
Labor
Leichhardt
Qld
2007–2010

Hon Mark Vaile [3 ]
National
Lyne
NSW
1993–2008

Hon Danna Vale
Liberal
Hughes
NSW
1996–2010

Maria Vamvakinou
Labor
Calwell
Vic
2001–present

Dr Mal Washer
Liberal
Moore
WA
1998–2013

Tony Windsor
Independent
New England
NSW
2001–2013

Jason Wood
Liberal
La Trobe
Vic
2004–2010


Kuopio

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

Gregor Schlierenzauer
AUT
374.4 (3)
1161 (2)

Thomas Morgenstern
AUT
355.1 (9)
1686 (1)


Trondheim

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


Roster

2006–07 Kansas Jayhawks men's basketball team

Name
Position
Height
Weight
Year
Home Town

Darrell Arthur
Forward
6–9
Freshman
Dallas, TX

Brennan Bechard
Guard
6–0
Sophomore
Lawrence, KS

Jeremy Case
Guard
6–1
Junior
McAlester, OK

Mario Chalmers
Guard
6–1
Sophomore
Anchorage, AK

Sherron Collins
Guard
5–11
Freshman
Chicago, IL

Darnell Jackson
Forward
6–8
Junior
Oklahoma City, OK

Sasha Kaun
Center
6–11
Junior
Melbourne, FL

Matt Kleinmann
Center
6–10
Sophomore
Overland Park, KS

Brady Morningstar
Guard
6–3
Freshman
Lawrence, KS

Russell Robinson
Guard
6–1
Junior
New York City, NY

Brandon Rush
Guard
6–6
Sophomore
Kansas City, MO

Rodrick Stewart
Guard
6–4
Sophomore
Seattle, WA

Brad Witherspoon
Guard
6–1
Junior
Humboldt, KS

Julian Wright
Forward
6–8
Sophomore
Chicago Heights, IL


Goals for Senior National Team

October 21, 2001
Manama , Bahrain
3-1
Won
2002 FIFA World Cup qualification

December 17, 2004
Doha , Qatar
3-0
Won
2004 Gulf Cup of Nations

August 3, 2005
Manama , Bahrain
5-0
Won
Friendly

October 27, 2005
Manama , Bahrain
5-0
Won
Friendly

January 12, 2007
Dubai , UAE
4-0
Won
Friendly

January 21, 2007
Abu Dhabi , UAE
1-1
Draw
2007 Gulf Cup of Nations


VFL/AFL teams with no wins in a season


Indianapolis 500

Sat out due to injury
Sat out due to injury
Sat out due to injury
Sat out due to injury
Andretti Green


Player Roster

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


Head-to-head record

Competition
Played
Blackpool
Draw
Preston North End


Season by season

Season
Tier
Division
Pos.
Postseason
Cup Competitions

2003–04
LEB 2
Semifinalist
Copa LEB Plata runner-up

2006–07
LEB 2
Promoted
Copa LEB 2 semifinalist


Locations

Metro Vincity
Venue Location
Address
Opened
Capacity

Greater Boston
Harvard Square
114 Mt Auburn St Cambridge, MA 02138
1992 (closed in 2003)

Greater Boston
Kenmore Square
15 Lansdowne St Boston, MA 02215
2009

8430 Sunset Blvd West Hollywood, CA 90069

Metropolitan Los Angeles
Downtown Disney
1530 Disneyland Dr Anaheim, CA 92802
2001

Greater New Orleans
French Quarter
225 Decatur St New Orleans, LA 70130
1994

Chicagoland
Marina City
329 N Dearborn St Chicago, IL 60654
1996

4640 Hwy 17 S North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

1490 E Buena Vista Dr Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

3950 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89119

Greater Cleveland
Downtown Cleveland
308 Euclid Ave Cleveland, OH 44114
2004

Atlantic City
Broadwalk
801 Boardwalk Atlantic City, NJ 08401
2005

Greater San Diego
Downtown San Diego
1055 5th Ave San Diego, CA 92101
2005

Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Victory Park
2200 N Lamar St Dallas, TX 75202
2007

Greater Houston
Downtown Houston
1204 Caroline St Houston, TX 77002
2008


Model number by Series

Type
wheelbase
M39 series
M809 series
M939 series


Schedule

Week
Date
Opponent
Location
Time ( ET )
Result
Record

Sun. Sep. 4
Denver Broncos
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
L 14–10
0–1

Sun. Sep. 11
at Green Bay Packers
Lambeau Field
1:00pm
W 25–21
1–1

Sun. Sep. 18
at Houston Oilers
Astrodome
1:00pm
W 40–28
2–1

Sun. Sep. 25
New England Patriots
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
L 28–23
2–2

Sun. Oct. 2
Houston Oilers
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 17–10
3–2

Mon. Oct. 10
at Cincinnati Bengals
Riverfront Stadium
9:00pm
W 24–14
4–2

Sun. Oct. 16
Cleveland Browns
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 44–17
5–2

Sun. Oct. 23
at Seattle Seahawks
Kingdome
4:00pm
W 27–21
6–2

Sun. Oct. 30
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 17–12
7–2

Sun. Nov. 6
San Diego Chargers
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 26–3
8–2

Sun. Nov. 13
at Baltimore Colts
Memorial Stadium
2:00pm
W 24–13
9–2

Sun. Nov. 20
Minnesota Vikings
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
L 17–14
9–3

Thu. Nov. 24
at Detroit Lions
Pontiac Silverdome
12:30pm
L 45–3
9–4

Sun. Dec. 4
Cincinnati Bengals
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
L 23–10
9–5

Sat. Dec. 10
at New York Jets
Shea Stadium
12:30pm
W 34–7
10–5

Sun. Dec. 18
at Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
1:00pm
L 30–17
10–6


Types of convictions

Sexual Contact with Children (Art. 187 StGB)

Major Violation of Traffic Laws (Art. 90 SVG)

Drunk Driving (Art. 91 Abs. 1 Satz 2 SVG)

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(National Entries)

Figge Boström / Woody/Woody/Persson/Grauers

Sweden
"You´re My World"
Emilia Rydberg
Figge Boström / Emilia Rydberg

Sweden
"Spring För Livet"
Sara Varga
Figge Boström / Sara Varga

Figge Boström / Peter Boström / Danny Saucedo

Norway
"Stay"
Tooji
Figge Boström / Peter Boström / Tooji

Figge Boström / Catrine Loqvist / Johan Lindman

Figge Boström / Mårten Eriksson / Lina Eriksson


Characters

Gatchaman
Battle of the Planets
G-Force
Eagle Riders
OVA (Harmony Gold Dub)
Rank
Bird Uniform
Weapon
Mecha
Japanese voice actor
Voice actor (BOTP)
Voice actor (G-Force)
Voice actor (Harmony Gold OVA Dub)
Voice actor (Eagle Riders)
Voice actor (ADV TV/Sentai OVA dub)

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Ken Washio
Mark
Ace Goodheart
Hunter Harris
Ken the Eagle
G1
Eagle
Razor boomerang
Airplane
Katsuji Mori
Casey Kasem
Sam Fontana
Eddie Frierson
Richard Cansino
Leraldo Anzaldua

Joe(George Asakura)
Jason
Dirk Daring
Joe Thax
Joe the Condor
G2
Condor
Pistol
Race Car
Isao Sasaki
Ronnie Schell
Cam Clarke
Richard Cansino
Bryan Cranston
Brian Jepson

Jun
Princess
Agatha June ("Aggie")
Kelly Jennar
June the Swan
G3
Swan
Yo-yo
Motorcycle
Kazuko Sugiyama
Janet Waldo
Barbara Goodson
Lara Cody
Heidi Noelle Lenhart
Kim Prause

Jinpei
Keyop
Pee Wee
Mickey Dugan
Jimmy the Falcon
G4
Swallow
Bolo
Dune Buggy
Yoku Shioya
Alan Young
Barbara Goodson
Mona Marshall
Mona Marshall
Luci Christian

Ryu Nakanishi
Tiny Harper
Hoot Owl ("Hooty")
Ollie Keeawani
Rocky the Owl
G5
Owl
Pistol
God Phoenix
Shingo Kanemoto
Alan Dinehart
Jan Rabson / Gregg Berger
Richard Epcar
Paul Schrier
Victor Carsrud


See also

Name
Lifespan
Country
Wins
Majors
Winning span
Span (years)


Singles (3–2)

Outcome Date Tournament Surface Opponent Score

Runner-up
19 May 2009
Antalya , Turkey
Clay
Amanda Carreras
6–7 (7–9) , 7–6 (7–2) , 4–6

Winner
27 July 2009
Tampere , Finland
Clay
Anna Orlik
6–7 (2–7) , 7–6 (7–3) , 6–4

Runner-up
2 July 2012
Istanbul , Turkey
Hard
Melis Sezer
6–7 (5–7) , 4–6

Winner
23 July 2012
Tampere , Finland
Clay
Alena Tarasova
7–5, 6–2

Winner
22 October 2012
Stockholm , Sweden
Hard (i)
Emily Webley-Smith
6–2, 6–1


Notable structures (past or present) between   metres (  ft) and   metres (  ft)

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

Name
Pinnacle height
Structural type
Main use
Country
Town

The Marina Torch
metres (ft)
2 lattice towers
River powerline crossing
UAE
Dubai

WTTV Television Tower
345 metres (1,132ft)
Guyed mast
UHF/VHF-transmission
USA
Trafalgar , Indiana

Yangtze River Crossing
metres (ft)
2 lattice towers
River powerline crossing
People's Republic of China
Jiangyin

Millau Viaduct
metres (ft)
Bridge Pillar
Motorway
France
Millau

Chimney of Plomin Power Station
metres (ft)
Chimney
Power station
Croatia
Plomin

WOWK Television Tower
339 metres (1,111ft)
Guyed mast
UHF/VHF-transmission
U.S.
Huntington , West Virginia

Mast of Deutschlandsender Herzberg/Elster

Telemundo WKAQ TV Tower
336.8 metres (1,091ft)
Guyed mast
UHF/VHF-transmission
Puerto Rico
Cayey, Puerto Rico

Mast of Raszyn radio transmitter
metres (ft)
Guyed mast
LF-transmission
Poland
Raszyn

KPDX Television Tower
333 metres (1,081ft)
Guyed mast
UHF/VHF-transmission
U.S.
Portland , Oregon

Rose Tower
metres (ft)
Skyscraper
Hotel
United Arab Emirates
Dubai

Emley Moor Tower (Mk.3)
330 metres (1,084ft)
Concrete Tower
UHF/VHF-transmission
U.K.
Emley , West Yorkshire

Ryugyong Hotel
metres (ft)
Concrete skyscraper
Hotel (unfinished)
North Korea
Pyongyang, North Korea

Sky Tower
metres (ft)
Concrete tower
Observation, UHF/VHF-transmission
New Zealand
Auckland , New Zealand

Hollola TV Mast
metres (ft)
Guyed mast
UHF/VHF-transmission
Finland
Hollola

Eiffel Tower
metres (ft)
iron tower
observation, UHF/VHF-transmission
France
Paris

Wusung Radio Tower [ citation needed ]
metres (ft)
guyed mast
LF-transmission
China
Wusung

Chrysler Building
metres (ft)
skyscraper
office
USA
New York City

Lakihegy Tower
metres (ft)
Guyed mast
MW-transmission
Hungary
Lakihegy

NHK Kawaguchi Transmitter
metres (ft)
guyed mast
MF-transmission
Japan
Kawaguchi, Saitama

Azeri TV Tower
metres (ft)
Concrete tower
UHF/VHF-transmission
Azerbaijan
Baku

Chimney of Ugljevik Power Plant
metres (ft)
Chimney
Power station
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ugljevik

Mendlesham Mast
305 metres (1,002ft)
Guyed mast
UHF/VHF-transmission
UK
Mendlesham , Suffolk

VRT Zendstation Egem
metres (ft)
Guyed mast
UHF/VHF-transmission
Belgium
Pittem

Transmitter Solt
metres (ft)
Guyed mast
MW-transmission
Hungary
Solt

Chimney of Sasol Secunda Power Plant
metres (ft)
Chimney
Power station
South Africa
Secunda

Mumbai Television Tower
metres (ft)
Mast
UHF/VHF-transmission
India
Mumbai

Chimney of Orot Rabin
metres (ft)
Chimney
Power station
Israel
Hadera

Chimney of Nováky Power Plant
metres (ft)
Chimney
Power station
Slovakia
Nováky

Mast of Moscow Radio Centre 13
metres (ft)
Guyed mast
FM-Transmission
Russia
Balashikha

Nurek Dam
metres (ft)
Embankment dam
Hydroelectricity , irrigation
Tajikistan
Nurek


Listing of members

District
Name
Party
Home city/town
First elected


Schedule

1999–2000 UCLA Bruins men's basketball team

Date Opponent Location Result Overall Conf.

Exhibition Games
Exhibition Games
Exhibition Games
Exhibition Games
Exhibition Games
Exhibition Games

November 10, 1999
Kraitene
Pauley Pavilion
W 90–66
0–0
0–0

November 18, 1999
California All Stars
Pauley Pavilion
W 83–73
0–0
0–0

Regular season
Regular season
Regular season
Regular season
Regular season
Regular season

November 23, 1999
Fairfield
Pauley Pavilion
W 76–57
1–0
0–0

November 27, 1999
Iona
Pauley Pavilion
W 105–73
2–0
0–0

December 1, 1999
Morgan State
Pauley Pavilion
W 100–39
3–0
0–0

December 11, 1999
Gonzaga
Pauley Pavilion
L 59–43
3–1
0–0

December 18, 1999
DePaul
Pauley Pavilion
W 76–58
4–1
0–0

December 21, 1999
Maine 1
Laie, HI
W 83–62
5–1
0–0

December 22, 1999
Colorado State 1
Laie, HI
L 55–54
5–2
0–0

December 23, 1999
South Florida 1
Laie, HI
W 103–98
6–2
0–0

December 28, 1999
Pepperdine
Pauley Pavilion
W 68–66
7–2
0–0

December 30, 1999
Purdue
Pauley Pavilion
W 55–53
8–2
0–0

January 6, 2000
Washington
Bank of America Arena
L 63–62
8–3
0–1

January 8, 2000
Washington State
Beasley Coliseum
W 86–64
9–3
1–1

January 12, 2000
USC
Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena
L 91–79
9–4
1–2

January 15, 2000
North Carolina
Dean Smith Center
W 71–68
10–4
1–2

January 20, 2000
Arizona
Pauley Pavilion
L 76–61
10–5
1–3

January 22, 2000
Arizona State
Pauley Pavilion
W 83–77
11–5
2–3

January 27, 2000
Oregon State
Gill Coliseum
W 85–74
12–5
3–3

January 29, 2000
Oregon
McArthur Court
L 73–58
12–6
3–4

February 3, 2000
Stanford
Pauley Pavilion
L 78–63
12–7
3–5

February 5, 2000
California
Pauley Pavilion
L 73–70
12–8
3–6

February 9, 2000
USC
Pauley Pavilion
W 83–78
13–8
4–6

February 13, 2000
Syracuse
Carrier Dome
L 71–67
13–9
4–6

February 17, 2000
Arizona State
Wells Fargo Arena
L 104–75
13–10
4–7

February 19, 2000
Arizona
McKale Center
L 99–84
13–11
4–8

February 24, 2000
Oregon
Pauley Pavilion
W 75–69
14–11
5–8

February 26, 2000
Oregon State
Pauley Pavilion
W 69–59
15–11
6–8

March 2, 2000
California
Haas Pavilion
W 83–62
16–11
7–8

March 4, 2000
Stanford
Maples Pavilion
W 94–93
17–11
8–8

March 9, 2000
Washington State
Pauley Pavilion
W 65–58
18–11
9–8

March 11, 2000
Washington
Pauley Pavilion
W 90–64
19–11
10–8

NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament

March 16, 2000
Ball State
Minneapolis, MN
W 65–57
20–11
10–8

March 18, 2000
Maryland
Minneapolis, MN
W 105–70
21–11
10–8

March 23, 2000
Iowa State
Auburn Hills, MI
L 80–56
21–12
10–8

*Conference games in green. 1 Pearl Harbor Classic


NHL Entry Draft

Round
Player
Position
Nationality
College/Junior/Club Team

Brad Brown
Defenceman
Canada
North Bay Centennials (OHL)

Jose Theodore
Goalie
Canada
St-Jean Lynx (QMJHL)

Chris Murray
Right Wing
Canada
Kamloops Blazers (WHL)

Marko Kiprusoff
Defenceman
Finland
TPS (Finland)

Martin Belanger
Defence
Canada
Granby Bisons (QMJHL)

Arto Kuki
Center
Finland
Espoo Blues (FIN)

Jimmy Drolet
Defenceman
Canada
St. Hyacinthe Lasers (QMJHL)

Joel Irving
Center
Canada
Regina Pat Canadiens (Midget AAA)

Jessie Rezansoff
Right Wing
Canada
Regina Pats (WHL)

Peter Strom
Left Wing
Sweden
Frölunda HC (Sweden)

Tomas Vokoun
Goalie
Czechoslovakia
Kladno (Czech)

Chris Aldous
Defence
United States
Northwood Prep. (N.Y)

Ross Parsons
Defenceman
Canada
Regina Pats (WHL)


2011 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
4.7%

Memphis International Airport
MEM/KMEM
0.0%

Shanghai Pudong International Airport
PVG/ZSPD
4.3%

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport

Incheon International Airport
ICN/RKSI
5.4%

Dubai International Airport
DXB/OMDB
0.0%

Louisville International Airport
SDF/KSDF
1.%

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport
CDG/LFPG
4.0%

Narita International Airport
NRT/RJAA
10.3%

Miami International Airport
MIA/KMIA
0.2%

Los Angeles International Airport
LAX/KLAX
7.2%

Beijing Capital International Airport
PEK/ZBAA
7.7%

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport
TPE/RCTP
7.9%

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
AMS/EHAM
0.8%

O'Hare International Airport
ORD/KORD
1.0%

John F. Kennedy International Airport
JFK/KJFK
0.1%

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport
CAN/ZGGG
4.2%

Indianapolis International Airport
IND/KIND
4.2%

Tokyo International Airport
HND/RJTT
6.7%

Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport
SZX/ZGSZ
2.1%

Doha International Airport
DOH/OTBD
14.2%

Newark Liberty International Airport
EWR/KEWR
6.0%

Kansai International Airport
KIX/RJBB
2.1%

Kuala Lumpur International Airport
KUL/WMKK
0.7%


Stoddart's tour of Australia 1894–95

History of Test cricket from 1890 to 1900

Date
Home captain
Away captain
Venue
Result

14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20 Dec 1894
Jack Blackham
Andrew Stoddart
Sydney Cricket Ground
ENG by 10 runs

29, 31 Dec 1894; 1,2,3 Jan 1895
George Giffen
Andrew Stoddart
Melbourne Cricket Ground
ENG by 94 runs

11, 12, 14, 15 Jan 1895
George Giffen
Andrew Stoddart
Adelaide Oval
AUS by 382 runs

1, 2, 4 Feb 1895
George Giffen
Andrew Stoddart
Sydney Cricket Ground
AUS by Inns&147 runs

1, 2, 4, 5, 6 Mar 1895
George Giffen
Andrew Stoddart
Melbourne Cricket Ground
ENG by 6 wkts


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Time Location

Win
5-0
Yusuke Kawaguchi
TKO (punches and elbows)
Rumble of the Kings 6
3:18
Stockholm , Sweden

Win
4-0
Tadas Sapoka
Submission (punches)
International Fighting Arena 2
0:38
Uppsala , Sweden

K-1 Rumble of the Kings 2009 in Stockholm

K-1 Rumble of the Kings Qualification 2009 Malmö

Win
1-0
Arturas Liutika
TKO (punches)
World Freefight Challenge 8 "D-Day"
0:35
Ljubljana , Slovenia


Locomotives


Race

2005 G.I. Joe's Champ Car Grand Prix of Portland

Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Points

Cristiano da Matta
PKV Racing
1:51:51.404

Sébastien Bourdais
Newman/Haas Racing
+10.128 secs

Mario Domínguez
Forsythe Racing
+18.640 secs

Andrew Ranger
Mi-Jack Conquest Racing
+40.345 secs

Michael Valiante
Dale Coyne Racing
+ 1 Lap

Nelson Philippe
Mi-Jack Conquest Racing
+ 1 Lap

Ricardo Sperafico
Dale Coyne Racing
+ 1 Lap

Ryan Hunter-Reay
Rocketsports Racing
+ 2 Laps

Oriol Servià
Newman/Haas Racing
Drive shaft


City of Toronto - pre-amalgamation

1904
January 1
Thomas Urquhart
18 (6 wards)
acclaimed

1912
January 1
George Reginald Geary
20 (7 wards)
acclaimed

1917
January 1
Tommy Church
20 (7 wards)
acclaimed

1922
January 1
Charles A. Maguire
24 (8 wards)
acclaimed

1932
January 1
William James Stewart
26 (9 wards)
acclaimed

Jan. 1936
January 1
Sam McBride
18 (9 wards)
124,395

Dec. 1936
December 7
William D. Robbins
18 (9 wards)
100,907

1942
January 1
Frederick J. Conboy
18 (9 wards)
acclaimed

1943
January 1
Frederick J. Conboy
18 (9 wards)
acclaimed

1946
January 1
Robert Hood Saunders
18 (9 wards)
acclaimed

Jan 1950
January 2
Hiram E. McCallum
18 (9 wards)
168,578

Dec 1950
December 4
Hiram E. McCallum
18 (9 wards)
171,478


Schedule

Sun. Sep. 13
San Francisco 49ers
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00 pm
W 30–17
1–0

Sun. Sep. 20
at Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
1:00 pm
L 34–10
1–1

Sun. Sep. 27
New York Jets
Three Rivers Stadium
4:00 pm
Canceled
1–1

Sun. Oct. 4
at Atlanta Falcons
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
1:00 pm
W 28–12
2–1

Sun. Oct. 11
at Los Angeles Rams
Anaheim Stadium
4:00 pm
L 31–21
2–2

Sun. Oct. 18
Indianapolis Colts
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00 pm
W 21–7
3–2

Sun. Oct. 25
Cincinnati Bengals
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00 pm
W 23–20
4–2

Sun. Nov. 1
at Miami Dolphins
Joe Robbie Stadium
1:00 pm
L 35–24
4–3

Sun. Nov. 8
at Kansas City Chiefs
Arrowhead Stadium
1:00 pm
W 17–16
5–3

Sun. Nov. 15
Houston Oilers
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00 pm
L 23–3
5–4

Sun. Nov. 22
at Cincinnati Bengals
Riverfront Stadium
1:00 pm
W 30–16
6–4

Sun. Nov. 29
New Orleans Saints
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00 pm
L 20–16
6–5

Sun. Dec. 6
Seattle Seahawks
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00 pm
W 13–9
7–5

Sun. Dec. 13
at San Diego Chargers
Jack Murphy Stadium
4:00 pm
W 20–16
8–5

Sun. Dec. 20
at Houston Oilers
Astrodome
1:00 pm
L 24–16
8–6

Sat. Dec. 26
Cleveland Browns
Three Rivers Stadium
12:30 pm
L 19–13
8–7


Medals


Paulinho: International goals


Game log

June 2
White Sox
5 - 2
Colon (5-5)
23-32

June 3
@ Rockies
7 - 3
Rodríguez (3-6)
23-33

June 4
@ Rockies
2 - 1
Traber (2-3)
23-34

June 5
@ Rockies
7 - 4
Sabathia (4-3)
23-35

June 6
@ Diamondbacks
6 - 3
González (1-1)
24-35

June 7
@ Diamondbacks
5 - 3
Anderson (3-6)
24-36

June 8
@ Diamondbacks
13 - 3
Rodríguez (3-7)
24-37

June 10
Padres
8 - 5
Tollberg (0-2)
25-37

June 13
Dodgers
4 - 3 (10)
Westbrook (3-4)
26-39

June 14
Dodgers
5 - 2
Tallet (0-1)
26-40

June 15
Dodgers
4 - 3
Traber (2-4)
26-41

June 17
@ Tigers
7 - 4
Bernero (1-9)
27-41

June 18
@ Tigers
4 - 1
Bonderman (2-10)
28-41

June 19
@ Tigers
10 - 3
Cornejo (3-5)
29-41

June 22
@ Pirates
8 - 5
Vogelsong (0-1)
30-43

June 26
Royals
4 - 1
Rodríguez (3-8)
30-46

June 30
@ Royals
8 - 5
Walrond (0-2)
34-47


Game log

Date Opponent Score Loss Attendance Record

September 1
@ Tigers
7 - 4
Walker (3-3)
62-76

September 2
@ Tigers
8 - 6
Durbin (0-1)
62-77

September 3
@ Tigers
6 - 5 (11)
Santiago (1-2)
62-78

September 4
@ Tigers
2 - 1
Westbrook (6-9)
62-79

September 5
@ White Sox
5 - 3
Traber (6-8)
62-80

September 6
@ White Sox
8 - 5
Cressend (2-1)
62-81

September 7
@ White Sox
7 - 3
Báez (1-8)
62-82

September 9
@ Royals
7 - 1
Gobble (3-4)
63-82

September 10
@ Royals
9 - 7
Santiago (1-3)
63-83

September 11
@ Royals
6 - 5
Grimsley (2-6)
64-83

September 12
Twins
4 - 3
Rogers (11-8)
65-83

September 13
Twins
2 - 0
Stanford (0-2)
65-84

September 14
Twins
5 - 3
Báez (2-9)
65-85

September 15
Twins
13 - 6
Davis (8-11)
65-86

September 16
Royals
12 - 8
Traber (6-9)
65-87

September 17
Royals
9 - 1
Abbott (1-2)
66-87

September 18
Royals
3 - 2
Sabathia (13-9)
66-88

September 19
Red Sox
2 - 0
Stanford (0-3)
66-89

September 20
Red Sox
13 - 4
Lowe (16-7)
67-89

September 21
Red Sox
2 - 0
Lee (3-2)
67-90

September 23
@ Twins
4 - 1
Westbrook (7-10)
67-91

September 24
@ Twins
3 - 2
Betancourt (2-2)
67-92

September 26
@ Blue Jays
2 - 1
Lidle (12-15)
68-92

September 27
@ Blue Jays
5 - 4
Mulholland (3-4)
68-93

September 28
@ Blue Jays
6 - 2
Lee (3-3)
68-94


Game Log

April 9
@ Royals
3 - 1
Cressend (0-1)
28,535
2-3

April 18
Tigers
9 - 7
Bonderman (1-1)
19,240
5-8

April 19
Tigers
10 - 4
Betancourt (0-2)
13,650
5-9

Postponed (rain) Rescheduled for July 24

April 28
@ White Sox
9 - 8
Betancourt (2-3)
12,189
8-13


Game Log

Postponed (rain) Rescheduled for June 14


Game Log

May 1
Royals
6 - 5
Betancourt (1-1)
9-15

May 5
@ Twins
9 - 0
Sabathia (2-1)
11-16

May 6
@ Rangers
8 - 6
Astacio (1-4)
12-16

May 7
@ Rangers
6 - 1
Elarton (0-2)
12-17

May 8
@ Rangers
7 - 2
Westbrook (1-6)
12-18

May 10
@ Angels
5 - 4
Sabathia (2-2)
13-19

May 11
@ Angels
9 - 3
Escobar (1-2)
14-19

May 13
Blue Jays
6 - 4
Lilly (1-4)
15-19

May 14
Blue Jays
3 - 2
Frasor (1-3)
16-19

May 15
Blue Jays
5 - 2
Sabathia (2-3)
16-20

May 17
Angels
13 - 5
Santana (0-1)
17-21

May 18
Angels
2 - 1
Westbrook (1-7)
17-22

May 28
Athletics
6 - 3
Saarloos (1-4)
23-25

May 29
Athletics
6 - 2
Etherton (1-1)
24-25


Game Log

All-Star Break
All-Star Break
All-Star Break
All-Star Break
All-Star Break
All-Star Break


Communities

Name of community
Area (km²)
Population
Excised from
Date granted
Deed number

Badu Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296126

Bamaga
Shire of Torres
27 October 1986
21328057

Boigu Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296127

Cherbourg
Shire of Murgon
28 August 1986
16929228

Dauan Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296130

Erub (Darnley) Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296129

Hammond Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296131

Hope Vale
Shire of Cook
27 July 1986
21321062

Iama (Yam) Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296138

Injinoo
Shire of Cook
27 October 1986
21328058

Kowanyama
Shire of Carpentaria
23 July 1987
21345064

Kubin Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296132

Lockhart River
Shire of Cook
29 October 1987
21352021

Mabuiag Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296133

Mapoon
Shire of Cook
26 April 1989
(none)

Napranum
Shire of Cook
1 October 1989
21378037

New Mapoon
Shire of Torres
27 October 1986
21328060

Palm Island
City of Townsville
27 October 1986
21328055

Pormpuraaw (Edward River)
Shire of Carpentaria
28 July 1987
21345063

Poruma (Coconut) Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296128

St Pauls Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296136

Saibai Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296134

Seisia (Red) Island
Shire of Torres
29 October 1987
21352022

Ugar (Stephen) Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296135

Umagico (Alau)
Shire of Torres
27 October 1986
21328059

Warraber (Sue) Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296137

Woorabinda
Shire of Duaringa
27 October 1986
30563185

Wujal Wujal (Bloomfield River)
Shire of Cook
29 October 1987
21352023

Yarrabah (Cape Grafton)
Shire of Mulgrave
27 October 1986
21328056

Yorke Island
Shire of Torres
17 October 1985
21296139


Season standings

Season
Overall
Slalom
Giant Slalom
Super G
Downhill
Combined


Career summary

Season Series Races Poles Wins Podiums Points Position


Release history

Country/Region
Date
Label
Format
Catalogue number

Worldwide (from Bleep )
29 January 2008
Warp Records
FLAC
WARPCDD333F

Japan
27 February 2008
Beat Records
CD
BRC-333

Europe
3 March 2008
Warp Records
CD
WARPCD333

Europe
3 March 2008
Warp Records
2× LP
WARPLP333

North America
4 March 2008
Warp Records
CD
WARPCD333


Career summary

Season Series Team Races Wins Poles F/Laps Podiums Points Position

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Kansas counties ranked by per capita income

County
Per capita income
Median household income
Median family income
Population
Number of households


Non-resident heads of mission

List of heads of missions of the United Kingdom

Mission
Resident Country
Local Location
Local Mission
Local Position

Andorra
Spain
Andorra la Vella
Ambassador

Antigua and Barbuda
Barbados
St John's
High Commissioner

Burkina Faso
Ghana
Ouagadougou
Honorary Consulate
Ambassador

Burundi
Rwanda
Bujumbura
Liaison Office
Ambassador

Cape Verde
Senegal
São Vicente
Consulate
Ambassador

Central African Republic
Cameroon
Ambassador

Chad Cameroon N'Djamena Consulate Ambassador

Comoros Mauritius Moroni Consulate Ambassador

Republic of the Congo
Democratic Republic of Congo
Brazzaville
Honorary Consulate
Ambassador

Djibouti
Ethiopia
Djibouti City
Consulate
Ambassador

Dominica
Barbados
Roseau
High Commission
High Commissioner

East Timor
Indonesia
Jakarta
Honorary Consulate
Ambassador

Equatorial Guinea
Cameroon
Malabo
Embassy
Ambassador

Gabon
Cameroon
Libreville
Honorary Consulate
Ambassador

Grenada
Barbados
St. George's
High Commission
High Commissioner

Guinea-Bissau
Senegal
Bissau
Honorary Consulate
Ambassador

Haiti
Dominican Republic
Port-au-Prince
Consulate
Ambassador

Honduras
Guatemala
Tegucigalpa
Honorary Consulate
Ambassador

Kiribati
Fiji
Tarawa Atoll
High Commission
High Commissioner

Liechtenstein Switzerland None N/A Ambassador

Maldives
Sri Lanka
Malé
Honorary Consulate
High Commissioner

Mali
Senegal
Bamako
Embassy Liaison Office
Ambassador

Mauritania
Morocco
Nouakchott
Honorary Consulate
Ambassador

Federated States of Micronesia
Fiji
Ambassador

Monaco
France
Monaco
Honorary Consulate
Ambassador

Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Managua
Honorary Consulate
Ambassador

Niger
Ghana
Niamey
Honorary Consulate
Ambassador

Saint Kitts and Nevis
Barbados
Basseterre
High Commission
High Commissioner

Saint Lucia
Barbados
Castries
High Commission
High Commissioner

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Barbados
Kingstown
High Commission
High Commissioner

Samoa
New Zealand
Apia
High Commission
High Commissioner

San Marino
Italy
Rome
Consulate-General
Ambassador

São Tomé and Príncipe
Angola
São Tomé
Consulate
Ambassador

Suriname Guyana Paramaribo Consulate Ambassador

Swaziland
South Africa
High Commissioner

Vanuatu
Solomon Islands
High Commissioner


Schedule

Week
Date
Opponent
Location
Time ( ET )
Result
Record

Sun. Sep. 9
at Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
4:00pm
L 13–3
0–1

Sun. Sep. 16
Houston Oilers
Three Rivers Stadium
8:00pm
W 20–9
1–1

Sun. Sep. 23
at Los Angeles Raiders
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
4:00pm
L 20–3
1–2

Sun. Sep. 30
Miami Dolphins
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
L 28–6
1–3

Sun. Oct. 7
San Diego Chargers
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 36–14
2–3

Sun. Oct. 14
at Denver Broncos
Mile High Stadium
4:00pm
W 34–17
3–3

Sun. Oct. 21
at San Francisco 49ers
Candlestick Park
4:00pm
L 27–7
3–4

Mon. Oct. 29
Los Angeles Rams
Three Rivers Stadium
9:00pm
W 41–10
4–4

Sun. Nov. 4
Atlanta Falcons
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 21–9
5–4

Sun. Nov. 18
at Cincinnati Bengals
Riverfront Stadium
8:00pm
L 27–3
5–5

Sun. Nov. 25
at New York Jets
Giants Stadium
4:00pm
W 24–7
6–5

Sun. Dec. 2
Cincinnati Bengals
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
L 16–12
6–6

Sun. Dec. 9
New England Patriots
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 24–3
7–6

Sun. Dec. 16
at New Orleans Saints
Louisiana Superdome
1:00pm
W 9–6
8–6

Sun. Dec. 23
Cleveland Browns
Three Rivers Stadium
1:00pm
W 35–0
9–6

Sun. Dec. 30
at Houston Oilers
Astrodome
8:00pm
L 34–14
9–7


Premier Division

3 May
Motherwell
A
2–1
|| Own goal , Brewster


Irish awards

Year
Male
Female
Band
Album
Pop Act
Lifetime Achievement Award

Ronan Keating
Sharon Shannon
U2
All That You Can't Leave Behind
Westlife
Christy Moore

David Kitt
Samantha Mumba
U2
All That You Can't Leave Behind
Westlife
Paul McGuinness

Mundy
Carly Hennessy
U2
Skylarkin'
Westlife
Bob Geldof

Paddy Casey
Cara Dillon
The Frames
So Much for the City
Westlife
The Dubliners

Paddy Casey
Juliet Turner
Snow Patrol
Final Straw
Westlife
Aslan

Damien Dempsey
Gemma Hayes
U2
How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb
Westlife
The Pogues

Damien Dempsey
Luan Parle
Snow Patrol
Eyes Open
Westlife
Clannad

Duke Special
Cathy Davey
Aslan
Addicted to Company
Westlife
The Saw Doctors

Mick Flannery
Imelda May
The Script
The Script
Westlife
Sharon Shannon

Christy Moore
Wallis Bird
Snow Patrol
Tony Was An Ex-Con
Westlife
Brian Kennedy


Schedule

Game Date Opponent Result Stadium Record Channel Attendance

September 9, 2001
at San Diego Chargers
L 30-3
Qualcomm Stadium
0-1
FOX 4:15pm
60,629

September 24, 2001
at Green Bay Packers
L 37-0
Lambeau Field
0-2
ABC 9:00pm
59,771

September 30, 2001
Kansas City Chiefs
L 45-14
FedEx Field
0-3
CBS 1:00pm
76,573

October 7, 2001
at New York Giants
L 23-9
Giants Stadium
0-4
FOX 1:00pm
78,651

October 15, 2001
at Dallas Cowboys
L 9-7
Texas Stadium
0-5
ABC 9:00pm
63,941

October 21, 2001
Carolina Panthers
W 17-14
FedEx Field
1-5
FOX 1:00pm
74,480

October 28, 2001
New York Giants
W 35-21
FedEx Field
2-5
FOX 4:15pm
80,316

November 4, 2001
Seattle Seahawks
W 27-14
FedEx Field
3-5
CBS 4:15pm
82,352

November 18, 2001
at Denver Broncos
W 17-10
Invesco Field at Mile High
4-5
FOX 4:15pm
74,622

November 25, 2001
at Philadelphia Eagles
W 13-3
Veterans Stadium
5-5
FOX 1:00pm
65,666

December 2, 2001
Dallas Cowboys
L 20-14
FedEx Field
5-6
FOX 4:15pm
85,112

December 9, 2001
at Arizona Cardinals
W 20-10
Sun Devil Stadium
6-6
FOX 4:05pm
40,052

December 16, 2001
Philadelphia Eagles
L 20-6
FedEx Field
6-7
FOX 4:15pm
84,936

December 23, 2001
Chicago Bears
L 20-15
FedEx Field
6-8
FOX 1:00pm
78,884

December 30, 2001
at New Orleans Saints
W 40-10
Louisiana Superdome
7-8
ESPN 8:30pm
70,020

January 6, 2002
Arizona Cardinals
W 20-17
FedEx Field
8-8
FOX 1:00pm
61,721


NFL Draft


Tournament results

Date
Tournament
Location
Winner
Score
1st prize ( $ )

Jan 11
Mercedes Championships
California
Phil Mickelson (12)
271 (–17)

Jan 18
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
California
Fred Couples (13)
332 (–28)

Jan 25
Phoenix Open
Arizona
Jesper Parnevik (1)
269 (–15)

Feb 8
Buick Invitational
California
Scott Simpson (7)
204 (–12)

Feb 15
United Airlines Hawaiian Open
Hawaii
John Huston (4)
260 (–28)

Feb 22
Tucson Chrysler Classic
Arizona
David Duval (4)
269 (–19)

Mar 1
Nissan Open
California
Billy Mayfair (4)
272 (–12)

Mar 8
Doral-Ryder Open
Florida
Michael Bradley (2)
278 (–10)

Mar 15
Honda Classic
Florida
Mark Calcavecchia (10)
270 (–18)

Mar 22
Bay Hill Invitational
Florida
Ernie Els (6)
274 (–14)

Mar 29
The Players Championship
Florida
Justin Leonard (4)
278 (–10)

Apr 5
Freeport-McDermott Classic
Louisiana
Lee Westwood (1)
273 (–15)

Apr 12
Masters Tournament
Georgia
Mark O'Meara (15)
279 (–9)

Apr 19
MCI Classic
South Carolina
Davis Love III (13)
266 (–18)

Apr 26
Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic
North Carolina
Trevor Dodds (1)
276 (–12)

May 3
Shell Houston Open
Texas
David Duval (5)
276 (–12)

May 10
BellSouth Classic
Georgia
Tiger Woods (7)
271 (–17)

May 17
GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic
Texas
John Cook (10)
265 (–15)

May 24
MasterCard Colonial
Texas
Tom Watson (39)
265 (–15)

May 31
Memorial Tournament
Ohio
Fred Couples (14)
271 (–17)

Jun 7
Kemper Open
Maryland
Stuart Appleby (2)
274 (–10)

Jun 14
Buick Classic
New York
J. P. Hayes (1)
201 (–12)

Jun 21
U.S. Open
California
Lee Janzen (8)
280 (E)

Jun 28
Motorola Western Open
Illinois
Joe Durant (1)
271 (–17)

Jul 5
Canon Greater Hartford Open
Connecticut
Olin Browne (1)
266 (–14)

Jul 12
Quad City Classic
Illinois
Steve Jones (8)
263 (–17)

Jul 19
Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic
Mississippi
Fred Funk (5)
270 (–18)

Jul 19
British Open
England
Mark O'Meara (16)
280 (E)

Jul 26
CVS Charity Classic
Massachusetts
Steve Pate (6)
269 (–15)

Aug 2
FedEx St. Jude Classic
Tennessee
Nick Price (17)
268 (–16)

Aug 9
Buick Open
Michigan
Billy Mayfair (5)
271 (–17)

Aug 16
PGA Championship
Washington
Vijay Singh (6)
271 (–9)

Aug 17
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
California
Phil Mickelson (13)
202 (–14)

Aug 23
Sprint International
Colorado
Vijay Singh (7)
47 ( Stableford )

Aug 30
Greater Vancouver Open
Canada
Brandel Chamblee (1)
265 (–19)

Aug 30
NEC World Series of Golf
Ohio
David Duval (6)
269 (–11)

Sep 6
Greater Milwaukee Open
Wisconsin
Jeff Sluman (3)
265 (–19)

Sep 13
Bell Canadian Open
Canada
Billy Andrade (3)
275 (–13)

Sep 20
B.C. Open
New York
Chris Perry (1)
273 (–15)

Sep 27
Westin Texas Open
Texas
Hal Sutton (9)
270 (–18)

Oct 4
Buick Challenge
Georgia
Steve Elkington (9)
267 (–21)

Oct 11
Michelob Championship at Kingsmill
Virginia
David Duval (7)
268 (–16)

Oct 18
Las Vegas Invitational
Nevada
Jim Furyk (3)
335 (–25)

Oct 23
National Car Rental Golf Classic Disney
Florida
John Huston (5)
272 (–16)

Nov 1
The Tour Championship
Georgia
Hal Sutton (10)
274 (–6)


Tournament results

Jan 12
Mercedes Championships
California
Tiger Woods (3)
202 (–14)

Jan 19
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
California
John Cook (9)
327 (–33)

Jan 26
Phoenix Open
Arizona
Steve Jones (6)
258 (–26)

Feb 2
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
California
Mark O'Meara (13)
268 (–20)

Feb 9
Buick Invitational
California
Mark O'Meara (14)
275 (–13)

Feb 16
United Airlines Hawaiian Open
Hawaii
Paul Stankowski (2)
271 (–17)

Feb 23
Tucson Chrysler Classic
Arizona
Jeff Sluman (2)
275 (–13)

Mar 2
Nissan Open
California
Nick Faldo (9)
272 (–12)

Mar 9
Doral-Ryder Open
Florida
Steve Elkington (7)
275 (–13)

Mar 16
Honda Classic
Florida
Stuart Appleby (1)
274 (–14)

Mar 23
Bay Hill Invitational
Florida
Phil Mickelson (10)
272 (–16)

Mar 30
The Players Championship
Florida
Steve Elkington (8)
272 (–16)

Apr 6
Freeport-McDermott Classic
Louisiana
Brad Faxon (4)
272 (–16)

Apr 13
Masters Tournament
Georgia
Tiger Woods (4)
270 (–18)

Apr 20
MCI Classic
South Carolina
Nick Price (16)
269 (–15)

Apr 27
Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic
North Carolina
Frank Nobilo (1)
274 (–14)

May 4
Shell Houston Open
Texas
Phil Blackmar (3)
276 (–12)

May 11
BellSouth Classic
Georgia
Scott McCarron (2)
274 (–14)

May 18
GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic
Texas
Tiger Woods (5)
263 (–17)

May 25
MasterCard Colonial
Texas
David Frost (10)
265 (–15)

Jun 2
Memorial Tournament
Ohio
Vijay Singh (4)
202 (–14)

Jun 8
Kemper Open
Maryland
Justin Leonard (2)
274 (–10)

Jun 15
U.S. Open
Maryland
Ernie Els (4)
276 (–4)

Jun 22
Buick Classic
New York
Ernie Els (5)
268 (–16)

Jun 29
FedEx St. Jude Classic
Tennessee
Greg Norman (19)
268 (–16)

Jul 6
Motorola Western Open
Illinois
Tiger Woods (6)
275 (–13)

Jul 13
Quad City Classic
Illinois
David Toms (1)
265 (–15)

Jul 20
Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic
Mississippi
Billy Ray Brown (3)
271 (–17)

Jul 20
British Open
Scotland
Justin Leonard (3)
272 (–12)

Jul 27
Canon Greater Hartford Open
Connecticut
Stewart Cink (1)
267 (–13)

Aug 3
Sprint International
Colorado
Phil Mickelson (11)
48 ( Stableford )

Aug 10
Buick Open
Michigan
Vijay Singh (5)
273 (–15)

Aug 17
PGA Championship
New York
Davis Love III (11)
269 (–11)

Aug 24
NEC World Series of Golf
Ohio
Greg Norman (20)
273 (–7)

Aug 24
Greater Vancouver Open
Canada
Mark Calcavecchia (9)
265 (–19)

Aug 31
Greater Milwaukee Open
Wisconsin
Scott Hoch (8)
268 (–16)

Sep 7
Bell Canadian Open
Canada
Steve Jones (7)
275 (–5)

Sep 14
CVS Charity Classic
Massachusetts
Loren Roberts (5)
266 (–18)

Sep 21
LaCantera Texas Open
Texas
Tim Herron (2)
271 (–17)

Sep 28
B.C. Open
New York
Gabriel Hjertstedt (1)
275 (–13)

Oct 5
Buick Challenge
Georgia
Davis Love III (12)
267 (–21)

Oct 12
Michelob Championship at Kingsmill
Virginia
David Duval (1)
271 (–13)

Oct 19
Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic
Florida
David Duval (2)
270 (–18)

Oct 26
Las Vegas Invitational
Nevada
Bill Glasson (7)
340 (–20)

Nov 2
The Tour Championship
Texas
David Duval (3)
273 (–11)


Leaders

Rank
Player
Country
Earnings ( $ )
Events
Wins


Tournament results

Jan 12
Infiniti Tournament of Champions
California
Steve Elkington (3)
279 (–9)

Jan 19
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
California
John Cook (4)
336 (–24)

Jan 26
Phoenix Open
Arizona
Mark Calcavecchia (7)
264 (–20)

Feb 2
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
California
Mark O'Meara (8)
275 (–13)

Feb 9
United Airlines Hawaiian Open
Hawaii
John Cook (5)
265 (–23)

Feb 16
Northern Telecom Open
Arizona
Lee Janzen (1)
270 (–18)

Feb 23
Buick Invitational of California
California
Steve Pate (5)
200 (–16)

Mar 1
Nissan Los Angeles Open
California
Fred Couples (7)
269 (–15)

Mar 8
Doral-Ryder Open
Florida
Raymond Floyd (22)
271 (–17)

Mar 15
Honda Classic
Florida
Corey Pavin (10)
273 (–15)

Mar 22
Nestle Invitational
Florida
Fred Couples (8)
269 (–19)

Mar 29
The Players Championship
Florida
Davis Love III (4)
273 (–15)

Apr 5
Freeport-McMoRan Golf Classic
Louisiana
Chip Beck (4)
276 (–12)

Apr 12
Masters Tournament
Georgia
Fred Couples (9)
275 (–13)

Apr 19
MCI Heritage Golf Classic
South Carolina
Davis Love III (5)
269 (–15)

Apr 26
KMart Greater Greensboro Open
North Carolina
Davis Love III (6)
272 (–16)

May 3
Shell Houston Open
Texas
Fred Funk (1)
272 (–16)

May 10
BellSouth Classic
Georgia
Tom Kite (16)
272 (–16)

May 17
GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic
Texas
Billy Ray Brown (2)
199 (–11)

May 24
Southwestern Bell Colonial
Texas
Bruce Lietzke (12)
267 (–13)

May 31
Kemper Open
Maryland
Bill Glasson (5)
276 (–8)

Jun 7
Memorial Tournament
Ohio
David Edwards (3)
273 (–15)

Jun 14
Federal Express St. Jude Classic
Tennessee
Jay Haas (8)
263 (–21)

Jun 21
U.S. Open
California
Tom Kite (17)
285 (–3)

Jun 28
Buick Classic
New York
David Frost (5)
268 (–16)

Jul 5
Centel Western Open
Illinois
Ben Crenshaw (16)
276 (–12)

Jul 12
Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic
Virginia
David Peoples (2)
271 (–13)

Jul 19
Chattanooga Classic
Tennessee
Mark Carnevale (1)
269 (–19)

Jul 19
British Open
Scotland
Nick Faldo (6)
272 (–12)

Jul 26
New England Classic
Massachusetts
Brad Faxon (2)
268 (–16)

Aug 2
Canon Greater Hartford Open
Connecticut
Lanny Wadkins (21)
274 (–6)

Aug 9
Buick Open
Michigan
Dan Forsman (4)
276 (–12)

Aug 16
PGA Championship
Missouri
Nick Price (4)
278 (–6)

Aug 23
The International
Colorado
Brad Faxon (3)
14 ( Stableford )

Aug 30
NEC World Series of Golf
Ohio
Craig Stadler (10)
273 (–7)

Sep 6
Greater Milwaukee Open
Wisconsin
Richard Zokol (1)
269 (–19)

Sep 13
Canadian Open
Canada
Greg Norman (11)
280 (–8)

Sep 20
Hardee's Golf Classic
Illinois
David Frost (6)
266 (–14)

Sep 27
B.C. Open
New York
John Daly (2)
266 (–14)

Oct 4
Buick Southern Open
Georgia
Gary Hallberg (3)
206 (–10)

Oct 11
Las Vegas Invitational
Nevada
John Cook (6)
334 (–26)

Oct 18
Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic
Florida
John Huston (2)
262 (–26)

Oct 25
H.E.B. Texas Open
Texas
Nick Price (5)
263 (–25)

Nov 1
The Tour Championship
North Carolina
Paul Azinger (8)
276 (–8)


Leaders


Tournament results

Jan 6
Infiniti Tournament of Champions
California
Tom Kite (15)
272 (–16)

Jan 13
Northern Telecom Open
Arizona
Phil Mickelson (amateur,1)
272 (–16)

Jan 20
United Hawaiian Open
Hawaii
Lanny Wadkins (20)
270 (–18)

Jan 27
Phoenix Open
Arizona
Nolan Henke (2)
268 (–16)

Feb 3
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
California
Paul Azinger (7)
274 (–14)

Feb 10
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
California
Corey Pavin (8)
331 (–29)

Feb 17
Shearson Lehman Brothers Open
California
Jay Don Blake (1)
268 (–20)

Feb 24
Nissan Los Angeles Open
California
Ted Schulz (2)
272 (–12)

Mar 4
Doral-Ryder Open
Florida
Rocco Mediate (1)
276 (–12)

Mar 10
Honda Classic
Florida
Steve Pate (4)
279 (–9)

Mar 17
Nestle Invitational
Florida
Andrew Magee (2)
203 (–13)

Mar 24
USF&G Classic
Louisiana
Ian Woosnam (1)
275 (–13)

Mar 31
The Players Championship
Florida
Steve Elkington (2)
276 (–12)

Apr 14
Masters Tournament
Georgia
Ian Woosnam (2)
277 (–11)

Apr 21
MCI Heritage Golf Classic
South Carolina
Davis Love III (3)
271 (–13)

Apr 28
KMart Greater Greensboro Open
North Carolina
Mark Brooks (2)
275 (–13)

May 5
GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic
Texas
Nick Price (2)
270 (–10)

May 12
BellSouth Atlanta Golf Classic
Georgia
Corey Pavin (9)
272 (–16)

May 19
Memorial Tournament
Ohio
Kenny Perry (1)
273 (–15)

May 26
Southwestern Bell Colonial
Texas
Tom Purtzer (4)
267 (–13)

Jun 2
Kemper Open
Maryland
Billy Andrade (1)
263 (–21)

Jun 9
Buick Classic
New York
Billy Andrade (2)
273 (–11)

Jun 16
U.S. Open
Minnesota
Payne Stewart (8)
282 (–3)

Jun 23
Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic
Virginia
Mike Hulbert (3)
266 (–18)

Jun 30
Federal Express St. Jude Classic
Tennessee
Fred Couples (5)
269 (–15)

Jul 7
Centel Western Open
Illinois
Russ Cochran (1)
275 (–13)

Jul 14
New England Classic
Massachusetts
Bruce Fleisher (1)
268 (–16)

Jul 21
Chattanooga Classic
Tennessee
Dillard Pruitt (1)
260 (–20)

Jul 21
British Open
England
Ian Baker-Finch (2)
272 (–8)

Jul 28
Canon Greater Hartford Open
Connecticut
Billy Ray Brown (1)
271 (–9)

Aug 4
Buick Open
Michigan
Brad Faxon (1)
271 (–17)

Aug 11
PGA Championship
Indiana
John Daly (1)
276 (–12)

Aug 18
The International
Colorado
José María Olazábal (2)
10 ( Stableford )

Aug 25
NEC World Series of Golf
Ohio
Tom Purtzer (5)
279 (–1)

Sep 1
Greater Milwaukee Open
Wisconsin
Mark Brooks (3)
270 (–18)

Sep 8
Canadian Open
Canada
Nick Price (3)
273 (–15)

Sep 15
Hardee's Golf Classic
Illinois
D. A. Weibring (3)
267 (–13)

Sep 22
B.C. Open
New York
Fred Couples (6)
269 (–15)

Sep 29
Buick Southern Open
Georgia
David Peoples (1)
276 (–12)

Oct 6
H.E.B. Texas Open
Texas
Blaine McCallister (4)
269 (–11)

Oct 13
Las Vegas Invitational
Nevada
Andrew Magee (3)
329 (–31)

Oct 19
Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic
Florida
Mark O'Meara (7)
267 (–21)

Oct 26
Independent Insurance Agent Open
Texas
Fulton Allem (1)
273 (–15)

Nov 3
The Tour Championship
North Carolina
Craig Stadler (9)
277 (–7)


Agriculture, forestry, fishing

Crop
Area
Output (2007)
% of national
Main location(s)

Cotton
1900 ha
2000 t
12.4%
Bắc Bình (E)

Đức Linh , Tánh Linh (NW), Hàm Tân , La Gi (SW)

Pepper
2091 ha
2326 t
2.58%
Đức Linh (NW)

Rice
96,400 ha
434,600 t
1.21%
Hàm Thuận Nam (central)


De Vaux and De Vaux Continental Model Comparison

Make
Model
Production Run
Engine
Power
Wheelbase
Body Styles

De Vaux
6/75
4/31 - 1/32
DeVaux-Hall inline 6
70bhp (52kW)
113 in (2870mm)
Standard Coupe

De Vaux
6/75
4/31 - 1/32
DeVaux-Hall inline 6
70bhp (52kW)
113 in (2870mm)
Standard Sedan

De Vaux
6/75
4/31 - 1/32
DeVaux-Hall inline 6
70bhp (52kW)
113 in (2870mm)
Sport Coupe (4p.)

De Vaux
6/75
4/31 - 1/32
DeVaux-Hall inline 6
70bhp (52kW)
113 in (2870mm)
Sport Sedan

De Vaux
6/75
4/31 - 1/32
DeVaux-Hall inline 6
70bhp (52kW)
113 in (2870mm)
De Luxe Coupe

De Vaux
6/75
4/31 - 1/32
DeVaux-Hall inline 6
70bhp (52kW)
113 in (2870mm)
De Luxe Sedan

De Vaux
6/75
4/31 - 1/32
DeVaux-Hall inline 6
70bhp (52kW)
113 in (2870mm)
Custom Coupe

De Vaux
6/75
4/31 - 1/32
DeVaux-Hall inline 6
70bhp (52kW)
113 in (2870mm)
Custom Sedan

De Vaux Continental
6/80
2/32 - 11/32
Continental inline 6
84bhp (63kW)
113 in (2870mm)
Standard Coupe

De Vaux Continental
6/80
2/32 - 11/32
Continental inline 6
84bhp (63kW)
113 in (2870mm)
Standard Sedan

De Vaux Continental
6/80
2/32 - 11/32
Continental inline 6
84bhp (63kW)
113 in (2870mm)
Custom Coupe

De Vaux Continental
6/80
2/32 - 11/32
Continental inline 6
84bhp (63kW)
113 in (2870mm)
Custom Sedan

De Vaux Continental
6/80
2/32 - 11/32
Continental inline 6
84bhp (63kW)
113 in (2870mm)
Custom Convertible Coupe


Intel SSDs

Model
Codename
Capacities (GB)
NAND type
Interface
Form factor
Controller
Seq. read/write MB/s
Rnd 4KB read/write IOPS (K)
Introduced

X25-V
Glenbrook
40
34nm MLC
SATA 3 Gbit/s
2.5"
Intel
170 / 35
25 / 2.5–?
Mar 2010


Achievements

Santiago de los Caballeros , Dominican Republic

Olympic Games
Barcelona, Spain
DNQ
1.83m


Season
Total TD's
Total TC's
Total STC's
Strongest storm


Australian region tropical cyclone climatology

Season
Tropical Lows
Tropical Cyclones
Severe Tropical Cyclones
Strongest storm


Professional boxing record

Res.
Record
Opponent
Type
Rd., Time
Date

Win
154–12–3
Maurice Rolbnet
KO
3 (10)
1963-05-05

Win
152–12–3
Bernie Reynolds
KO
4 (10)
1963-02-25

Win
150–12–3
Georges Estatoff
TKO
6 (10)
1962-11-10

Win
128–1–2
Cyrille Delannoit
RTD
3 (10)
1951-07-01

Win
119–1–2
Robert Villemain
TKO
9 (10)
1950-12-22

Win
102–1–2
George LaRover
TKO
4 (10)
1950-01-30

Win
97–1–2
Steve Belloise
TKO
7 (10)
1949-08-24

Win
90–1–1
Young Gene Buffalo
KO
1 (10)
1949-02-10

Win
82–1–1
California Jackie Wilson
TKO
7 (10), 1:35
1947-10-28

Win
76–1–1
Freddie Wilson
KO
3 (10)
1947-04-03

Win
62–1–1
Cliff Beckett
KO
4 (10)
1946-02-27

Win
50–1
George Martin
TKO
8 (10)
1944-12-22

Win
29–0
Norman Rubio
TKO
8 (12)
1942-03-20

Win
15–0
Charley Burns
KO
1 (10)
1941-04-24

Win
12–0
Gene Spencer
TKO
5 (6)
1941-02-27

Win
8–0
Frankie Wallace
TKO
1 (6), 2:10
1941-01-13

Win
6–0
Oliver White
TKO
3 (4)
1940-12-13

Win
5–0
Norment Quarles
TKO
4 (8), 0:56
1940-12-09

Win
2–0
Silent Stafford
TKO
2 (4)
1940-10-08


Table of Dahlgren shell and related guns

Designation (bore)
Length Overall
Weight of Gun
Weight of Shot
Weight of Shell
Service Charge
Range (yards)


Races

Race Name
Circuit
City/Location
Date
Pole position
Fastest lap
Winning driver
Winning team
Report

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Marlboro Grand Prix of Miami Presented by Toyota

Sunbelt IndyCarnival Australia
Surfers Paradise Street Circuit
Surfers Paradise , Australia
April 6
Alex Zanardi
Alex Zanardi
Scott Pruett
Patrick Racing
Report

Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach
Streets of Long Beach
Long Beach, California
April 13
Gil de Ferran
Alex Zanardi
Alex Zanardi
Target Chip Ganassi
Report

Bosch Spark Plug Grand Prix Presented by Toyota

Hollywood Rio 400k
Autódromo de Jacarepaguá
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil
May 11
Maurício Gugelmin
Gil de Ferran
Paul Tracy
Marlboro Team Penske
Report

Motorola 300
Gateway International Raceway
Madison, Illinois
May 24
Raul Boesel
Dario Franchitti
Paul Tracy
Marlboro Team Penske
Report

Miller Genuine Draft 200
Milwaukee Mile
West Allis, Wisconsin
June 1
Paul Tracy
Paul Tracy
Greg Moore
Forsythe Racing
Report

ITT Automotive Detroit Grand Prix
The Raceway on Belle Isle Park
Detroit, Michigan
June 8
Gil de Ferran
Dario Franchitti
Greg Moore
Forsythe Racing
Report

Budweiser/G.I. Joe's 200
Portland International Raceway
Portland, Oregon
June 22
Scott Pruett
Raul Boesel
Mark Blundell
PacWest
Report

Medic Drug Grand Prix of Cleveland
Cleveland Burke Lakefront Airport
Cleveland, Ohio
July 13
Alex Zanardi
Alex Zanardi
Alex Zanardi
Target Chip Ganassi
Report

Molson Indy Toronto
Exhibition Place
Toronto, Ontario
July 20
Dario Franchitti
Mark Blundell
Mark Blundell
PacWest
Report

U.S. 500 Presented by Toyota
Michigan International Speedway
Brooklyn, Michigan
July 27
Scott Pruett
Maurício Gugelmin
Alex Zanardi
Target Chip Ganassi
Report

Miller 200
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
Lexington, Ohio
August 10
Bryan Herta
Alex Zanardi
Alex Zanardi
Target Chip Ganassi
Report

Texaco/Havoline 200
Road America
Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin
August 17
Maurício Gugelmin
Alex Zanardi
Alex Zanardi
Target Chip Ganassi
Report

Molson Indy Vancouver
Streets of Vancouver
Vancouver, British Columbia
August 31
Alex Zanardi
Alex Zanardi
Maurício Gugelmin
PacWest
Report

Toyota Grand Prix of Monterey
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
Monterey, California
September 7
Bryan Herta
Mark Blundell
Jimmy Vasser
Target Chip Ganassi
Report

Marlboro 500 Presented by Toyota
California Speedway
Fontana, California
September 28
Maurício Gugelmin
Greg Moore
Mark Blundell
PacWest
Report


Results

Aquatics at the 2007 Southeast Asian Games


Tournament results

Jan 17
MONY Tournament of Champions
California
Steve Pate (2)
202 (–14)

Jan 24
Bob Hope Chrysler Classic
California
Jay Haas (7)
338 (–22)

Jan 31
Phoenix Open
Arizona
Sandy Lyle (4)
269 (–15)

Feb 7
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
California
Steve Jones (1)
280 (–8)

Feb 14
Hawaiian Open
Hawaii
Lanny Wadkins (17)
271 (–17)

Shearson Lehman Hutton Andy Williams Open

Feb 28
Los Angeles Open
California
Chip Beck (1)
267 (–17)

Mar 6
Doral-Ryder Open
Florida
Ben Crenshaw (14)
274 (–14)

Mar 13
Honda Classic
Florida
Joey Sindelar (4)
276 (–12)

Mar 20
Hertz Bay Hill Classic
Florida
Paul Azinger (4)
271 (–13)

Mar 27
The Players Championship
Florida
Mark McCumber (6)
273 (–15)

Apr 3
KMart Greater Greensboro Open
North Carolina
Sandy Lyle (5)
271 (–17)

Apr 10
Masters Tournament
Georgia
Sandy Lyle (6)
281 (–7)

Apr 17
MCI Heritage Golf Classic
South Carolina
Greg Norman (6)
271 (–13)

Apr 24
USF&G Classic
Louisiana
Chip Beck (2)
262 (–26)

May 1
Independent Insurance Agent Open
Texas
Curtis Strange (13)
270 (–18)

May 8
Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational
Nevada
Gary Koch (6)
274 (–14)

May 15
GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic
Texas
Bruce Lietzke (11)
271 (–9)

May 22
Colonial National Invitation
Texas
Lanny Wadkins (18)
270 (–10)

May 29
Memorial Tournament
Ohio
Curtis Strange (14)
274 (–14)

Jun 5
Kemper Open
Maryland
Morris Hatalsky (3)
274 (–10)

Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Classic

Jun 20
U.S. Open
Massachusetts
Curtis Strange (15)
278 (–6)

Jun 26
Georgia-Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic
Georgia
Larry Nelson (10)
268 (–20)

Jul 3
Beatrice Western Open
Illinois
Jim Benepe (1)
278 (–10)

Jul 10
Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic
Virginia
Tom Sieckmann (1)
270 (–14)

Jul 17
Hardee's Golf Classic
Illinois
Blaine McCallister (1)
261 (–19)

Jul 18
British Open
England
Seve Ballesteros (9)
273 (–11)

Canon Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open

Jul 31
Buick Open
Michigan
Scott Verplank (2)
268 (–20)

Aug 7
Federal Express St. Jude Classic
Tennessee
Jodie Mudd (1)
273 (–15)

Aug 14
PGA Championship
Oklahoma
Jeff Sluman (1)
272 (–12)

Aug 21
The International
Colorado
Joey Sindelar (5)
38 ( Stableford )

Aug 28
NEC World Series of Golf
Ohio
Mike Reid (2)
275 (–5)

Aug 28
Provident Classic
Tennessee
Phil Blackmar (2)
264 (–16)

Sep 4
Canadian Open
Canada
Ken Green (3)
275 (–13)

Sep 11
Greater Milwaukee Open
Wisconsin
Ken Green (4)
268 (–20)

Sep 18
Bank of Boston Classic
Massachusetts
Mark Calcavecchia (3)
274 (–10)

Sep 25
B.C. Open
New York
Bill Glasson (2)
268 (–16)

Oct 2
Southern Open
Georgia
David Frost (1)
270 (–10)

Oct 9
Gatlin Brothers-Southwest Golf Classic
Texas
Tom Purtzer (3)
269 (–19)

Oct 16
Texas Open
Texas
Corey Pavin (7)
259 (–21)

Oct 23
Pensacola Open
Florida
Andrew Magee (1)
271 (–17)

Oct 29
Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic
Florida
Bob Lohr (1)
263 (–25)

Nov 6
Northern Telecom Tucson Open
Arizona
David Frost (2)
266 (–22)

Nov 13
Centel Classic
Florida
Bill Glasson (3)
272 (–16)

Nov 13
Nabisco Championship
California
Curtis Strange (16)
279 (–9)


Women's tournament


Winners of the Breeders' Cup Marathon since 2008

Year Winner Jockey Trainer Owner Time Purse

London Bridge
Mike Smith
Jo Hughes
Eastwind Racing & Martha Trussell
2:58.32
$500,000

Calidoscopio (ARG)
Aaron Gryder
Guillermo Frenkel Santillán
Stud Dona Pancha
2:57.25
$500,000

Afleet Again
Cornelio Velasquez
Robert E. Reid, Jr.
Kasey K Racing Stable
3:00.39
$500,000

Eldaafer
John Velazquez
Diane Alvardo
IEAH Stables and Mansour Albaroudy
2:59.62
$500,000

Derrick Smith/ Susan Magnier / Michael Tabor

Muhannak
Pat Smullen
Ralph Beckett
Richard Pegum
2:28.24†
$500,000


Schedule

Week Date Opponent Result Venue Attendance

September 9, 1990
Los Angeles Rams
W 36-24
Lambeau Field
57,685

September 16, 1990
Chicago Bears
L 31-13
Lambeau Field
58,938

September 23, 1990
Kansas City Chiefs
L 17-3
Lambeau Field
58,817

September 30, 1990
at Detroit Lions
W 24-21
Pontiac Silverdome
64,509

October 7, 1990
at Chicago Bears
L 27-13
Soldier Field
59,929

October 14, 1990
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
L 26-14
Tampa Stadium
67,472

October 28, 1990
Minnesota Vikings
W 24-10
Milwaukee County Stadium
55,125

November 4, 1990
San Francisco 49ers
L 24-20
Lambeau Field
58,835

November 11, 1990
at Los Angeles Raiders
W 29-16
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
50,855

November 18, 1990
at Phoenix Cardinals
W 24-21
Sun Devil Stadium
46,878

November 25, 1990
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
W 20-10
Milwaukee County Stadium
53,677

December 2, 1990
at Minnesota Vikings
L 23-7
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
62,058

December 9, 1990
Seattle Seahawks
L 20-14
Milwaukee County Stadium
52,015

December 16, 1990
at Philadelphia Eagles
L 31-0
Veterans Stadium
65,627

December 22, 1990
Detroit Lions
L 24-17
Lambeau Field
46,700

December 30, 1990
at Denver Broncos
L 22-13
Mile High Stadium
46,943


Schedule

Week Date Opponent Result Record Venue Attendance

9-27-1987
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Games not held due to 1987 NFL strike
Games not held due to 1987 NFL strike
Games not held due to 1987 NFL strike
Games not held due to 1987 NFL strike


Defensive


Schedule

September 17, 1972
at Cleveland Browns
W 26-10
Cleveland Stadium

September 24, 1972
Oakland Raiders
L 20-14
Lambeau Field

October 1, 1972
Dallas Cowboys
W 16-13
Milwaukee County Stadium

October 8, 1972
Chicago Bears
W 20-17
Lambeau Field

October 16, 1972
at Detroit Lions
W 24-23
Tiger Stadium

October 22, 1972
Atlanta Falcons
L 10-9
Milwaukee County Stadium

October 29, 1972
Minnesota Vikings
L 27-13
Lambeau Field

November 5, 1972
San Francisco 49ers
W 34-24
Milwaukee County Stadium

November 12, 1972
at Chicago Bears
W 23-17
Soldier Field

November 19, 1972
at Houston Oilers
W 23-10
Astrodome

November 26, 1972
at Washington Redskins
L 21-16
RFK Stadium

December 3, 1972
Detroit Lions
W 33-7
Lambeau Field

December 10, 1972
at Minnesota Vikings
W 23-7
Metropolitan Stadium

December 17, 1972
at New Orleans Saints
W 30-20
Tulane Stadium


NFL Draft

Green Bay Packers NFL
Rich Moore
Defensive Tackle
Villanova

Green Bay Packers NFL
Dave Bradley
Tackle
Penn State

Green Bay Packers NFL
John Spilis
Wide Receiver
Northern Illinois

Green Bay Packers NFL
Perry Williams
Running Back
Purdue

Green Bay Packers NFL
Bill Hayhoe
Defensive Tackle
USC

Green Bay Packers NFL
Ken Vinyard
Placekicker
Texas Tech

Green Bay Packers NFL
Larry Agajanian
Defensive Tackle
UCLA

Green Bay Packers NFL
Doug Gosnell
Defensive Tackle
Utah State

Green Bay Packers NFL
Dave Hampton
Running Back
Wyoming

Green Bay Packers NFL
Bruce Nelson
Tackle
North Dakota State

Green Bay Packers NFL
Leon Harden
Defensive Back
UTEP

Green Bay Packers NFL
Tom Buckman
Tight End
Texas A&M

Green Bay Packers NFL
Craig Koinzan
Linebacker
Doane

Green Bay Packers NFL
Rich Voltzke
Running Back
Minnesota-Duluth

Green Bay Packers NFL
Dan Eckstein
Defensive Back
Presbyterian

Green Bay Packers NFL
Dick Hewins
Wide Receiver
Drake

Green Bay Packers NFL
John Mack
Running Back
Central Missouri State


NFL Draft

Nate Simpson
Running Back
Tennessee State

Terry Randolph
Defensive Back
American International


Individual

Beijing
Won Jae-Sook
Lee Jong-Im
Jamine Jose

Hiroshima
Huang Yu-Chen
Kang Soo-Yun
Song Chae-Eun

Bangkok
Lu Hsiao-Chuan
Wei Yun-Jye
Jang Jeong

Busan
Ai Miyazato
Kim Joo-Mi
Park Won-Mi

Doha
Ryu So-Yeon
Mika Miyazato
Choi He-Yong

Guangzhou
Kim Hyun-Soo
Yan Jing
Kim Ji-Hee


Detailed list of projects for 2014

Country
Project Name
Year startup
Operator
Peak

Block 17 CLOV (Cravo; Lirio; Orquidea; Violeta)

Non-OPEC Non-OPEC Non-OPEC Non-OPEC Non-OPEC


Sport

Name
Born – Died
Notable for
Connection with Australia
Connection with America

Darren Bennett
1965–
Australian rules and American football
born, played in AFL
played in NFL

Taj Burrow
1978–
surfing
born in Australia
parents are U.S. citizens

Taylor Dent
1981–
tennis
father is Australian
born in the U.S.

Jamie Dundee
1971–
professional wrestling
born in Australia
moved to U.S. as a child

Kyrie Irving
1992–
basketball
born in Melbourne
parents are U.S. citizens

Robert Machado
1973–
surfing
born in Sydney
grew up and lives in California


Medal table


Tournament results

Date
Tournament
Location
Winner
Score
Winner's share ( $ )

Jan 9
Glen Campbell-Los Angeles Open
California
George Archer (9)
270 (–14)
25,000

Jan 16
Bing Crosby National Pro-Am
California
Jack Nicklaus (39)
284 (–4)
28,000

Jan 23
Tucson Open
Arizona
Miller Barber (7)
273 (–15)
30,000

Andy Williams-San Diego Open Invitational

Feb 6
Hawaiian Open
Hawaii
Grier Jones (1)
274 (–14)
40,000

Feb 13
Bob Hope Desert Classic
California
Bob Rosburg (6)
344 (–16)
29,000

Feb 20
Phoenix Open
Arizona
Homero Blancas (3)
273 (–11)
25,000

Feb 27
Jackie Gleason's Inverrary Classic
Florida
Tom Weiskopf (5)
278 (–10)
52,000

Mar 5
Doral-Eastern Open
Florida
Jack Nicklaus (40)
276 (–12)
30,000

Mar 12
Florida Citrus Open
Florida
Jerry Heard (2)
276 (–12)
30,000

Mar 19
Greater Jacksonville Open
Florida
Tony Jacklin (4)
283 (–5)
25,000

Mar 26
Greater New Orleans Open
Louisiana
Gary Player (16)
279 (–9)
58,000

Apr 2
Greater Greensboro Open
North Carolina
George Archer (10)
272 (–12)
40,000

Apr 9
Masters Tournament
Georgia
Jack Nicklaus (41)
286 (–2)
25,000

Apr 16
Monsanto Open
Florida
Dave Hill (9)
271 (–13)
30,000

Apr 23
Tallahassee Open
Florida
Bob Shaw (1)
273 (–15)
15,000

Apr 23
Tournament of Champions
California
Bobby Mitchell (2)
280 (–8)
33,000

May 1
Byron Nelson Golf Classic
Texas
Chi Chi Rodriguez (6)
273 (–7)
25,000

May 7
Houston Open
Texas
Bruce Devlin (7)
278 (–10)
25,000

May 14
Colonial National Invitation
Texas
Jerry Heard (3)
275 (–5)
25,100

May 21
Danny Thomas Memphis Classic
Tennessee
Lee Trevino (12)
281 (+1)
35,000

May 28
Atlanta Classic
Georgia
Bob Lunn (6)
275 (–13)
26,000

Jun 4
Kemper Open
North Carolina
Doug Sanders (20)
275 (–13)
35,000

Jun 11
IVB-Philadelphia Golf Classic
Pennsylvania
J. C. Snead (3)
282 (–6)
30,000

Jun 18
U.S. Open
California
Jack Nicklaus (42)
290 (+2)
30,000

Jun 28
Western Open
Illinois
Jim Jamieson (1)
271 (–13)
30,000

Jul 3
Cleveland Open
Ohio
David Graham (1)
278 (–6)
30,000

Jul 9
Canadian Open
Canada
Gay Brewer (10)
275 (–9)
30,000

Jul 15
British Open
Scotland
Lee Trevino (13)
278 (–6)
13,750

Jul 16
Greater Milwaukee Open
Wisconsin
Jim Colbert (2)
271 (–13)
25,000

Jul 23
American Golf Classic
Ohio
Bert Yancey (7)
276 (–4)
30,000

Jul 30
National Team Championship
Pennsylvania
Babe Hiskey (3) & Kermit Zarley (3)
262 (–22)
20,000 (each)

Aug 6
PGA Championship
Michigan
Gary Player (17)
281 (+1)
45,000

Aug 13
Westchester Classic
New York
Jack Nicklaus (43)
270 (–18)
50,000

Aug 20
USI Classic
Massachusetts
Bruce Devlin (8)
275 (–13)
40,000

U.S. Professional Match Play Championship

Aug 27
Liggett & Myers Open
North Carolina
Lou Graham (2)
285 (–3)
20,000

Sep 4
Greater Hartford Open Invitational
Connecticut
Lee Trevino (14)
269 (–15)
25,000

Sep 10
Southern Open
Georgia
DeWitt Weaver (2)
276 (–4)
20,000

Sep 17
Greater St. Louis Golf Classic
Missouri
Lee Trevino (15)
269 (–11)
30,000

Sep 24
Robinson's Fall Golf Classic
Illinois
Grier Jones (2)
273 (–11)
20,000

Oct 1
Quad Cities Open
Iowa
Deane Beman (3)
279 (–5)
20,000

Oct 22
Kaiser International Open Invitational
California
George Knudson (7)
271 (–17)
30,000

Oct 29
Sahara Invitational
Nevada
Lanny Wadkins (1)
273 (–15)
27,000

Nov 5
San Antonio Texas Open
Texas
Mike Hill (2)
273 (–15)
25,000

Nov 26
Sea Pines Heritage Classic
South Carolina
Johnny Miller (2)
281 (–4)
25,000

Dec 3
Walt Disney World Open Invitational
Florida
Jack Nicklaus (45)
267 (–21)
30,000


Playoff coverage

Year
Round
Series
Games covered
Play-by-play
Colour commentator (s)

Divisional finals
Philadelphia - New York Islanders
Games 2, 5
Dan Kelly
Ron Reusch

Divisional finals
Montreal - Quebec
Games 3, 4, 6
Dan Kelly
Ron Reusch

Conference finals
Quebec - Philadelphia
Games 1–6
Dan Kelly
Ron Reusch

Divisional semifinals
Quebec - Hartford
Game 3
Ron Reusch
Bobby Taylor

Divisional semifinals
Calgary - Winnipeg
Games 1–3
Ed Whalen
Curt Keilback

Divisional finals
Washington - New York Rangers
Games 4–6
Dan Kelly
Ron Reusch

Conference finals
Calgary - St. Louis
Games 1–7
Dan Kelly
Ron Reusch


Winners by country

UCI Track Cycling World Championships – Women's team pursuit


Stage results

5 May
Madrid – Salamanca
km (mi)
Joseph Huts ( BEL )

6 May
Salamanca – Cáceres
km (mi)
Gustaaf Deloor ( BEL )

7 May
Cáceres – Sevilla
km (mi)
Vicente Carretero ( ESP )

9 May
Sevilla – Málaga
km (mi)
Gustaaf Deloor ( BEL )

10 May
Málaga – Granada
km (mi)
Vicente Carretero ( ESP )

11 May
Granada – Almería
km (mi)
Gustaaf Deloor ( BEL )

13 May
Almería – Alicante
km (mi)
Mariano Cañardo ( ESP )

14 May
Alicante – Valencia
km (mi)
Antonio Bertola ( ITA )

15 May
Valencia – Tarragona
km (mi)
Salvador Cardona ( ESP )

17 May
Tarragona – Barcelona
km (mi)
Vicente Carretero ( ESP )

18 May
Barcelona – Zaragoza
km (mi)
Alfons Schepers ( BEL )

19 May
Zaragoza – San Sebastián
km (mi)
Alfons Schepers ( BEL )

21 May
San Sebastián – Bilbao
km (mi)
Vicente Carretero ( ESP )

22 May
Bilbao – Santander
km (mi)
Alfons Deloor ( BEL )

24 May
Santander – Gijón
km (mi)
Mariano Cañardo ( ESP )

25 May
Gijón – Ribadeo
km (mi)
Rafael Ramos ( ESP )

26 May
Ribadeo – La Coruña
km (mi)
Alfons Schepers ( BEL )

27 May
La Coruña – Vigo
km (mi)
Vicente Carretero ( ESP )

29 May
Vigo – Verín
km (mi)
Fermin Trueba ( ESP )

30 May
Verín – Zamora
km (mi)
Antonio Bertola ( ITA )

31 May
Zamora – Madrid
km (mi)
Emiliano Álvarez ( ESP )


List of civil parishes and unparished areas

List of civil parishes and unparished areas

Name
Status
Population
District
Former local authority

Blackrod
Town
Bolton
Blackrod Urban District

Bolton
Unparished area
Bolton
Bolton County Borough

Farnworth
Unparished area
Bolton
Farnworth Municipal Borough

Horwich
Town
Bolton
Horwich Urban District

Kearsley
Unparished area
Bolton
Kearsley Urban District

Little Lever
Unparished area
Bolton
Little Lever Urban District

South Turton
Unparished area
Bolton
Turton Urban District

Westhoughton
Town
Bolton
Westhoughton Urban District

Bury
Unparished area
Bury
Bury County Borough

Prestwich
Unparished area
Bury
Prestwich Municipal Borough

Radcliffe
Unparished area
Bury
Radcliffe Municipal Borough

Ramsbottom
Unparished area
Bury
Ramsbottom Urban District

Tottington
Unparished area
Bury
Tottington Urban District

Whitefield
Unparished area
Bury
Whitefield Urban District

Manchester
Unparished area
Manchester
Manchester County Borough

Ringway
Civil parish
Manchester
Bucklow Rural District

Chadderton
Unparished area
Oldham
Chadderton Urban District

Failsworth
Unparished area
Oldham
Failsworth Urban District

Lees
Unparished area
Oldham
Lees Urban District

Oldham
Unparished area
Oldham
Oldham County Borough

Royton
Unparished area
Oldham
Royton Urban District

Saddleworth
Civil parish
Oldham
Saddleworth Urban District

Shaw and Crompton
Civil parish
Oldham
Crompton Urban District

Heywood
Unparished area
Rochdale
Heywood Municipal Borough

Littleborough
Unparished area
Rochdale
Littleborough Urban District

Middleton
Unparished area
Rochdale
Middleton Municipal Borough

Milnrow
Unparished area
Rochdale
Milnrow Urban District

Rochdale
Unparished area
Rochdale
Rochdale County Borough

Wardle
Unparished area
Rochdale
Wardle Urban District

Eccles
Unparished area
Salford
Eccles Municipal Borough

Irlam
Unparished area
Salford
Irlam Urban District

Salford
Unparished area
Salford
Salford County Borough

Swinton and Pendlebury Municipal Borough

Worsley
Unparished area
Salford
Worsley Urban District

Bredbury and Romiley
Unparished area
Stockport
Bredbury and Romiley Urban District

Cheadle and Gatley
Unparished area
Stockport
Cheadle and Gatley Urban District

Hazel Grove and Bramhall
Unparished area
Stockport
Hazel Grove and Bramhall Urban District

Marple
Unparished area
Stockport
Marple Urban District

Offerton Park
Civil parish
Stockport
Stockport County Borough

Stockport
Unparished area
Stockport
Stockport County Borough

Ashton under Lyne
Unparished area
Tameside
Ashton under Lyne Municipal Borough

Audenshaw
Unparished area
Tameside
Audenshaw Urban District

Denton
Unparished area
Tameside
Denton Urban District

Droylsden
Unparished area
Tameside
Droylsden Urban District

Dukinfield
Unparished area
Tameside
Dukinfield Municipal Borough

Hyde
Unparished area
Tameside
Hyde Municipal Borough

Longdendale
Unparished area
Tameside
Longdendale Urban District

Mossley
Town
Tameside
Mossley Municipal Borough

Stalybridge
Unparished area
Tameside
Stalybridge Municipal Borough

Altrincham
Unparished area
Trafford
Altrincham Municipal Borough

Bowdon
Unparished area
Trafford
Bowdon Urban District

Carrington
Civil parish
Trafford
Bucklow Rural District

Dunham Massey
Civil parish
Trafford
Bucklow Rural District

Hale
Unparished area
Trafford
Hale Urban District

Partington
Town
Trafford
Bucklow Rural District

Sale
Unparished area
Trafford
Sale Municipal Borough

Stretford
Unparished area
Trafford
Stretford Municipal Borough

Urmston
Unparished area
Trafford
Urmston Urban District

Warburton
Civil parish
Trafford
Bucklow Rural District

Abram
Unparished area
Wigan
Abram Urban District

Ashton in Makerfield
Unparished area
Wigan
Ashton in Makerfield Urban District

Aspull
Unparished area
Wigan
Aspull Urban District

Atherton
Unparished area
Wigan
Atherton Urban District

Billinge Higher End and Winstanley
Unparished area
Wigan
Billinge and Winstanley Urban District

Golborne
Unparished area
Wigan
Golborne Urban District

Haigh
Civil parish
Wigan
Wigan Rural District

Hindley
Unparished area
Wigan
Hindley Urban District

Ince in Makerfield
Unparished area
Wigan
Ince in Makerfield Urban District

Leigh
Unparished area
Wigan
Leigh Municipal Borough

Orrell
Unparished area
Wigan
Orrell Urban District

Shevington
Civil parish
Wigan
Wigan Rural District

Standish with Langtree
Unparished area
Wigan
Standish with Langtree Urban District

Tyldesley
Unparished area
Wigan
Tyldesley Urban District

Wigan
Unparished area
Wigan
Wigan County Borough

Worthington
Civil parish
Wigan
Wigan Rural District


NFL draft

2008 Penn State Nittany Lions football team

1st
Aaron Maybin
Defensive end
Buffalo Bills

3rd
Derrick Williams
Wide receiver
Detroit Lions

3rd
Deon Butler
Wide receiver
Seattle Seahawks

4th
Rich Ohrnberger
Guard
New England Patriots

7th
A. Q. Shipley
Center
Pittsburgh Steelers


Top scorers in Copa del Rey

List of FC Barcelona records and statistics

Philippines Spain
Paulino Alcántara
1912–1916 1918–1927

Paraguay Spain
Eulogio Martínez
1956–1962


Route and stages

10 May
Palermo
km (mi)
Team time trial
Slipstream-Chipotle

11 May
Cefalù to Agrigento
km (mi)
Intermediate stage
Riccardo Riccò ( ITA )

12 May
Catania to Milazzo
km (mi)
Flat stage
Daniele Bennati ( ITA )

13 May
Pizzo Calabro to Catanzaro-Lungomare
km (mi)
Flat stage
Mark Cavendish ( GBR )

14 May
Belvedere Marittimo to Contursi Terme
km (mi)
Intermediate stage
Pavel Brutt ( RUS )

15 May
Potenza to Peschici
km (mi)
Intermediate stage
Matteo Priamo ( ITA )

16 May
Vasto to Pescocostanzo
km (mi)
Intermediate stage
Gabriele Bosisio ( ITA )

17 May
Rivisondoli to Tivoli
km (mi)
Intermediate stage
Riccardo Riccò ( ITA )

18 May
Civitavecchia to San Vincenzo
km (mi)
Flat stage
Daniele Bennati ( ITA )

19 May
Rest day
Rest day
Rest day
Rest day

20 May
Pesaro to Urbino
km (mi)
Individual time trial
Marzio Bruseghin ( ITA )

21 May
Urbania to Cesena
km (mi)
Intermediate stage
Alessandro Bertolini ( ITA )

22 May
Forlì to Carpi
km (mi)
Flat stage
Daniele Bennati ( ITA )

23 May
Modena to Cittadella
km (mi)
Flat stage
Mark Cavendish ( GBR )

24 May
Verona to Alpe di Pampeago
km (mi)
Mountain stage
Emanuele Sella ( ITA )

25 May
Arabba to Passo Fedaia
km (mi)
Mountain stage
Emanuele Sella ( ITA )

San Vigilio di Marebbe to Plan de Corones

27 May
Rest day
Rest day
Rest day
Rest day

28 May
Sondrio to Locarno ( Switzerland )
km (mi)
Flat stage
André Greipel ( GER )

29 May
Mendrisio (Switzerland) to Varese
km (mi)
Intermediate stage
Jens Voigt ( GER )

30 May
Legnano to Presolana
km (mi)
Mountain stage
Vasil Kiryienka ( BLR )

31 May
Rovetta to Tirano
km (mi)
Mountain stage
Emanuele Sella ( ITA )

1 June
Milan
km (mi)
Individual time trial
Marco Pinotti ( ITA )


DFB Cup appearances

DFB-Pokal 1975–76
First round
1 August 1975
TSG Thannhausen
Bayer 04 Leverkusen
0-6

DFB-Pokal 1976–77
First round
6 August 1976
SVO Germaringen
VfR Laboe
9-0

DFB-Pokal 1976–77
Second round
16 October 1976
Arminia Bielefeld
SVO Germaringen
6-0

DFB-Pokal 1977–78
First round
29 July 1977
Arminia Hannover
FC Augsburg II
0-1

DFB-Pokal 1977–78
Second round
20 August 1977
1. FC Normannia Gmünd
FC Augsburg II
1-2

DFB-Pokal 1977–78
Third round
14 October 1977
FC Augsburg II
Hertha BSC Berlin
0-4

DFB-Pokal 1978–79
First round
5 August 1978
SSV Glött
FC Bayern Munich
0-5

DFB-Pokal 1978–79
First round
5 August 1978
SVO Germaringen
VfR 1910 Bürstadt
1-7

DFB-Pokal 1979–80
First round
25 August 1979
Eintracht Frankfurt
BSK Olympia Neugablonz
6-1

DFB-Pokal 1979–80
First round
26 August 1979
Bonner SC
SV Salamander Türkheim
4-0

DFB-Pokal 1980–81
First round
30 August 1980
TSV Gersthofen
OSC Bremerhaven
0-1

DFB-Pokal 1980–81
First round
30 August 1980
FC Augsburg
Wuppertaler SV
2-0

DFB-Pokal 1980–81
Second round
1980
FC Augsburg
FSV Mainz 05
2-0

DFB-Pokal 1980–81
Third round
22 November 1980
FC Augsburg
SV Werder Bremen
1-3

DFB-Pokal 1981–82
First round
28 August 1981
TSV 1861 Nördlingen
VfB Oldenburg
0-3

DFB-Pokal 1982–83
First round
27 August 1983
SVO Germaringen
Hammer SpVgg
1-2

DFB-Pokal 1986–87
First round
27 August 1986
TSV 1860 München
FC Augsburg
1-5 aet

DFB-Pokal 1986–87
Second round
24 October 1986
FC Augsburg
Hamburger SV
1-2

DFB-Pokal 1988–89
First round
6 August 1988
FC Augsburg
Alemannia Aachen
1-4

DFB-Pokal 1992–93
First round
18 August 1992
FC Gundelfingen
KFC Uerdingen 05
0-1

DFB-Pokal 1993–94
First round
bye
bye
bye
bye

DFB-Pokal 1993–94
Second round
24 August 1993
FC Augsburg
Rot-Weiß Lüdenscheid
2-0

DFB-Pokal 1993–94
Third round
11 September 1993
FC Augsburg
SpVgg Marl
3-0

DFB-Pokal 1993–94
Fourth round
26 October 1993
FC Augsburg
Bayer 04 Leverkusen
0-0 (3-4 pen)

DFB-Pokal 2000–01
First round
27 August 2000
TSV Rain am Lech
FC Schalke 04
0-7

DFB-Pokal 2003-04
First round
30 August 2003
TSV Aindling
FC Schalke 04
0-3

DFB-Pokal 2004-05
First round
22 August 2004
TSV Aindling
Hertha BSC Berlin
0-1

DFB-Pokal 2006–07
First round
9 September 2006
TSG Thannhausen
Borussia Dortmund
0-3


Schedule

*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll .


Schedule

Minnesota Golden Gophers football under Clarence Spears

*Non-conference game. Homecoming.
*Non-conference game. Homecoming.
*Non-conference game. Homecoming.
*Non-conference game. Homecoming.
*Non-conference game. Homecoming.


Race Calendar

Race Title
Circuit
City / State
Date
Winner

Oran Park
Oran Park Raceway
Sydney , New South Wales
20 - 22 Apr
Tony Ricciardello

Queensland Raceway
Queensland Raceway
Ipswich , Queensland
25–27 May
Tony Ricciardello

Eastern Creek
Eastern Creek Raceway
Sydney , New South Wales
13 - 15 Jul
Tony Ricciardello

Mallala
Mallala Motor Sport Park
Adelaide , South Australia
12 - 14 Oct
Tony Ricciardello

Sandown
Sandown Raceway
Melbourne , Victoria
7 - 9 Dec
Tony Ricciardello


Ladies

Figure skating at the 1960 Winter Olympics


Round eight

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

113
Derek Kuntz
Left Wing
Canada
New York Islanders
Medicine Hat Tigers (WCHL)

114
Dave Murphy
Centre
Canada
Atlanta Flames
Hamilton Red Wings (OMJHL)

115
Dennis McCord
Defence
Canada
Vancouver Canucks
London Knights (OMJHL)

116
Scott MacPhail
Right Wing
Canada
Minnesota North Stars
Montreal Junior Canadiens (OMJHL)

117
Rene Levasseur
Defence
Canada
New York Islanders
Shawinigan Dynamos (QMJHL)

118
Brent Meeke
Defence
Canada
California Golden Seals
Niagara Falls Flyers (OMJHL)

119
Pat Russell
Right Wing
Canada
Philadelphia Flyers
Vancouver Nats (WCHL)

120
Yves Bergeron
Right Wing
Canada
Pittsburgh Penguins
Shawinigan Dynamos (QMJHL)

121
Gary Winchester
Centre
Canada
St. Louis Blues
University of Wisconsin (WCHA)

122
Mike Ford
Defence
Canada
Detroit Red Wings
Brandon Wheat Kings (WCHL)

University of Prince Edward Island (CIAU)

124
Bob Lundeen
Defence
United States
Minnesota North Stars
University of Wisconsin (WCHA)

125
Billy Reay
Right Wing
Canada
Chicago Black Hawks
University of Wisconsin (WCHA)

126
Graham Parsons
Goaltender
Canada
Montreal Canadiens
Red Deer Rustlers (AJHL)

127
Yvon Blais
Defence
Canada
New York Rangers
Cornwall Royals (QMJHL)

128
Roy Carmichael
Defence
Canada
Boston Bruins
New Westminster Bruins (WCHL)

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Notes and references

List of Drum Corps International World Championship finalists

Corps Name
Number of Finals Appearances
Year of First Appearance
Year of Most Recent Appearance
All Years of Finals Appearances


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Location

Loss
34–17 (1)
Wills Brooks
Decision (unanimous)
Bellator 101
3
Portland, Oregon , United States

NC
34–16 (1)
Dave Mazany
No Contest (eye poke)
AFC 13: Natural Selection
1
Victoria, British Columbia , Canada

Loss
34–16
Shane Roller
Decision (unanimous)
UFC 148
3
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Loss
34–15
Mark Bocek
Decision (unanimous)
UFC 145
3
Atlanta, Georgia , United States

Win
34–14
Ryan Healy
Decision (unanimous)
Score Fighting Series 4
3
Hamilton, Ontario , Canada

Win
33–14
Luiz Firmino
Decision (unanimous)
Superior Cage Combat 3
3
Las Vegas , Nevada , United States

Win
32–14
Shawn Fitzsimmons
Technical submission (rear-naked choke)
Superior Cage Combat 2
2
Las Vegas , Nevada , United States

Loss
31–14
Siyar Bahadurzada
TKO (punches)
United Glory 13
1
Charleroi , Belgium

Win
31–13
Phil Collins
TKO (punches)
Tachi Palace Fights 7
3
Lemoore, California , United States

Win
30–13
Sergey Golyaev
Submission (kimura)
United Glory 12
2
Amsterdam , Netherlands

Win
29–13
War Machine
Technical submission (rear-naked choke)
TPF 5: Stars and Strikes
3
Lemoore, California , United States

Win
28–13
Chris Clements
Submission (guillotine choke)
W-1 MMA 4: Bad Blood
1
Montreal, Quebec , Canada

Win
27–13
Matt Delanoit
Submission (rear-naked choke)
ROF 37: Warlords
1
Omaha, Nebraska , United States

Win
26–13
Luigi Fioravanti
KO (punches)
MFC 22
3
Edmonton , Alberta, Canada

Win
25–13
Andrew Buckland
Submission (rear naked choke)
MFC 21
1
Enoch , Alberta , Canada

Loss
24–13
André Galvão
Submission (armbar)
Dream 8
1
Nagoya , Japan

Loss
24–12
Paul Daley
KO (punches)
MFC 19
2
Alberta , Canada

Win
24–11
Gideon Ray
TKO (punches)
SuperFights MMA: Night of Combat 2
1
Las Vegas , Nevada , United States

Win
23–11
Pete Spratt
Submission (rear naked choke)
Banner Promotions: Night of Combat
2
Las Vegas , Nevada , United States

Loss
22–11
Brock Larson
DQ (knee to downed fighter)
WEC 33
1
Nevada , United States

Win
22–10
Todd Moore
Decision (unanimous)
WEC 31
3
Nevada , United States

Win
21–10
Marcelo Brito
Decision (unanimous)
WEC 30
3
Nevada , United States

Win
20–10
Alex Serdyukov
Submission (guillotine choke)
WEC 28
1
Nevada , United States

Loss
19–10
Carlos Condit
Submission (rear naked choke)
WEC 26
2
Nevada , United States

Win
19–9
Brian Gassaway
Submission (rear naked choke)
WEC 25
1
Nevada , United States

Loss
18–9
Thiago Alves
Decision (unanimous)
Ortiz vs. Shamrock 3: The Final Chapter
3
Florida , United States

Win
18–8
Alex Serdyukov
Submission (rear naked choke)
WEC 23
3
California , United States

Loss
17–8
Diego Sanchez
Decision (unanimous)
UFC 60
3
California , United States

Win
17–7
Savant Young
Submission (rear naked choke)
King of the Cage: Shock and Awe
3
Alberta , Canada

Win
16–7
Shannon Ritch
TKO (punches)
King of the Cage: Prime Time
1
California , United States

Loss
15–7
Jonathan Goulet
Decision (split)
TKO 18: Impact
3
Montreal, Quebec , Canada

Win
15–6
Brandon Olsen
Submission (armbar)
Enter the Beast
1
British Columbia , Canada

Win
14–6
Ronald Jhun
Decision (unanimous)
King of the Cage 29: Renegades
3
California , United States

Loss
13–6
Jason Black
Decision (split)
UCC 12: Adrenaline
3
Quebec , Canada

Win
13–5
Eiji Mitsuoka
TKO (doctor stoppage)
Pride The Best Vol.2
2
Tokyo , Japan

Win
12–5
Chris Brennan
TKO (punches)
King of the Cage 15: Bad Intentions
1
California , United States

Win
11–5
John Delao
TKO (punches)
World Freestyle Fighting 1
1
Canada

Win
10–5
Nassor Lewis
Submission (rear naked choke)
King of the Cage 12: Cold Blood
1
California , United States

Win
9–5
Sean Pierson
KO ( head kick)
UCC 7: Bad Boyz
2
Montreal, Quebec , Canada

Win
8–5
Thomas Denny
Submission (keylock)
KOTC 11 - Domination
1
California , United States

Loss
7–5
Joe Doerksen
Submission (rear naked choke)
Superbrawl: Futurebrawl 2000
2
Hawaii , United States

Loss
7–4
Pat Miletich
Submission (armbar)
UFC 26
2
Iowa , United States

Win
7–3
Jay R. Palmer
Submission (rear naked choke)
SuperBrawl 16
1
Hawaii , United States

Win
6–3
John Chrisostomo
TKO (strikes)
SuperBrawl 16
2
Hawaii , United States

Loss
5–3
Egan Inoue
Submission (rear naked choke)
SuperBrawl 15
1
Hawaii , United States

Win
5–2
Jason Meaders
Decision (split0
Neutral Grounds 13
California , United States

Loss
4–2
Kousei Kubota
Submission (kimura)
Pancrase - Breakthrough 9
1
Tokyo , Japan

Win
4–1
Fritz Borchardt
TKO (strikes)
Extreme Challenge 28
1
Utah , United States

Win
3–1
Ben Earwood
Decision (split)
Extreme Challenge 28
1
Utah , United States

Loss
2–1
David Harris
Submission (rear naked choke)
Bas Rutten Invitational 2
1
Colorado , United States

Win
2–0
Derek McClinton
submission (heel hook)
Ultimate Battle
1
Canada

Win
1–0
Mike Headley
submission (arm triangle choke)
Ultimate Battle
1
Canada


Medalists

Silver
National team
1956 Melbourne
Field hockey
Men's competition

Gold
National team
1960 Rome
Field hockey
Men's competition

Mohammad Bashir Category:Articles with hCards

Silver
National team
1964 Tokyo
Field hockey
Men's competition

Gold
National team
1968 Mexico City
Field hockey
Men's competition

Silver
National team
1972 Munich
Field hockey
Men's competition

Bronze
National team
1976 Montreal
Field hockey
Men's competition

Gold
National team
1984 Los Angeles
Field hockey
Men's competition

Syed Hussain Shah Category:Articles with hCards

Bronze
National team
1992 Barcelona
Field hockey
Men's competition


Medalists

Willi Frommelt Category:Articles with hCards

Hanni Wenzel Category:Articles with hCards

Andreas Wenzel Category:Articles with hCards

Ursula Konzett Category:Articles with hCards

Paul Frommelt Category:Articles with hCards


Individual

Seoul
Suh Jung-Kyun
Hiroshi Hoketsu
Shin Chang-Moo

Hiroshima
Mieko Yagi
Yoshitaka Serimachi
Shin Chang-Moo

Bangkok
Suh Jung-Kyun
Shin Chang-Moo
Toshihide Takechi

Busan
Choi Jun-Sang
Suh Jung-Kyun
Naoki Hitomi

Doha
Choi Jun-Sang
Yukiko Noge
Qabil Ambak Fathil

Guangzhou
Hwang Young Shik
Mahamad Nur
Qabil Fathil


Champions

Season
Champion
Constructor
Teams' Champion
Secondary Class
Nations Cup
Winter Series Champion

1976
David Kennedy
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1977
Trevor van Rooyen
Royale
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1978
Kenneth Acheson
Royale
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1979
David Sears
Royale
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1980
Tommy Byrne
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1981
Ayrton Senna
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1982
Mauricio Gugelmin
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1983
Andrew Gilbert-Scott
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1984
Dave Coyne
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1985
Bertrand Gachot
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1986
Jason Eliott
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1987
Eddie Irvine
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1988
Derek Higgins
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1989
Bernard Dolan
Reynard
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1990
Michael Vergers
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1991
Marc Goossens
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held

1992
Jamie Spence
Swift
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Winter Series Champion

1993
Russell Ingall
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Martin Byford

1994
Jason Watt
Vector
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Narain Karthikeyan

1995
Bas Leinders
Swift
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Vitor Meira

1996
Kristian Kolby
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Ricardo Sperafico

1997
Jacky van der Ende
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Mark Taylor

1998
Jenson Button
Mygale
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Ricardo van der Ende

1999
Nicolas Kiesa
Mygale
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Anthony Davidson

2000
Robert Dahlgren
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Adam Carroll

2001
James Courtney
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Joey Foster

2002
Westley Barber
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Alx Danielsson

2003
Tom Kimber-Smith
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Sebastian Hohenthal

2004
Valle Mäkelä
Van Diemen
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Robert Sunderland

2005
Charlie Donnelly
Mygale
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
Andrew Bentley

2006
Nathan Freke
Mygale
Not Held
Not Held
Not Held
David Mayes

Season
Champion
Constructor
Teams' Champion
Scholarship Class
Nations Cup
Winter Series Champion

2007
Callum MacLeod
Mygale
Not Held
Matt Dobson
Not Held
Not Held

2008
Wayne Boyd
Mygale
Not Held
Chrissy Palmer
Not Held
Not Held

2009
James Cole
Mygale
Not Held
Daniel Cammish
Not Held
Not Held

2010
Scott Pye
Mygale
Jamun Racing
Tristan Mingay
Australia
Not Held

2011
Scott Malvern
Mygale
Jamun Racing
Cavan Corcoran
Australia
Not Held

Season
Champion
Constructor
Teams' Champion
Duratec Champion
Nations Cup
Winter Series Champion

2012
Antti Buri
Mygale
JTR
Matt Rao
Finland
Not Held

2013
Dan Cammish
Mygale
TBA
TBA
TBA
Not Held


Size and weight

Location
Culture
# found
Ball diameter
Period

Sacred Cenote
Maya
Unknown
4cm
850 - 1550 CE

House of Eagles, Tenochtitlan
Aztec
4
6-8½ cm
Early 16th century?