NSG Nr.
Name of the nature reserve
District / Town
Area (ha)
Date established

Os bei Süderbrarup
Schleswig-Flensburg
26,88
20030812 12.08.2003

Oehe– Schleimünde Bird Sanctuary
Schleswig-Flensburg
366,04
19870714 14.07.1987

Salemer Moor and surrounding woods and lakes

Hamburger Hallig
Nordfriesland
501,74
19300416 16.04.1930

Tetenhusen Moor
Schleswig-Flensburg
208,80
19320303 03.03.1932

Geltinger Birk
Schleswig-Flensburg
767,58
19861223 23.12.1986

Kampener Vogelkoje on Sylt
Nordfriesland
9,91
19350318 18.03.1935

Nordspitze Amrum on the island of Amrum
Nordfriesland
67,84
19361029 29.10.1936

Sorgwohld
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
39,16
19361106 06.11.1936

Fröruper Berge
Schleswig-Flensburg
85,71
19361202 02.12.1936

Wattenmeer north of the Hindenburg Dyke
Nordfriesland
626,70
19821111 02.12.1936

Düne am Treßsee
Schleswig-Flensburg
10,27
19370520 20.05.1937

Rickelsbüller Koog
Nordfriesland
517,09
19821111 11.11.1982

Herrenmoor bei Kleve
Steinburg
219,89
19851223 23.12.1985

Lütjenholmer Heidedünen
Nordfriesland
18,46
19380222 22.02.1938

Heathland near Kellinghusen
Steinburg
15,30
19380302 02.03.1938

Düne am Rimmelsberg
Schleswig-Flensburg
6,21
19380620 20.06.1938

Lebrade Pond Bird Sanctuary
Plön
144,09
19380618 18.06.1938

Bordelum Heath and Langenhorn Heath and environs

Süderlügumer Binnendünen
Nordfriesland
39,33
19381107 07.11.1938

Peninsula and bights in the Lanker See
Plön
209,43
19950117 17.01.1995

Pobüller Bauernholz
Schleswig-Flensburg
4,44
19390301 01.03.1939

Barkauer See and environs
Ostholstein
134,77
19821111 11.11.1982

Süderberge near Süderlügum
Nordfriesland
9,10
19381107 07.11.1938

Haseldorfer Binnenelbe mit Elbvorland
Pinneberg
2.060,66
19870412 12.04.1987

Löwenstedter Sandberge
Nordfriesland
14,54
19390710 10.07.1939

Hechtmoor
Schleswig-Flensburg
34,37
19410902 02.09.1941

Groß Wittenseer Moor
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
15,73
19420225 25.02.1942

Kaltenhofer Moor
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
52,23
19420225 25.02.1942

Weißenhäuser Brök
Ostholstein
59,17
19420819 19.08.1942

Halloher Moor, Brandsheide and Könster Moor

Ihlsee und Ihlwald
Segeberg
42,16
19500321 21.03.1950

Dithmarscher Eidervorland mit Watt
Dithmarschen, Nordfriesland
794,67
19891222 22.12.1989

Haithabu – Dannewerk
Schleswig-Flensburg
88,10
19520922 22.09.1952

Hoisdorfer Teiche
Stormarn
29,89
19871120 20.11.1987

Bokelhomer Fischteiche
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
368,00
19930430 30.04.1993

Westufer des s Einfelder See
Stadt Neumünster
12,39
19871112 12.11.1987

Ascheberger Warder im Großen Plöner See
Plön
10,67
19550426 26.04.1955

Dellstedter Birkwildmoor
Dithmarschen
618,58
19570123 23.01.1957

Kleiner Binnensee and adjacent salt meadows

Methhorstteich and Rümlandteich
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
45,21
19570920 20.09.1957

Dummersdorfer Ufer
Stadt Lübeck
337,08
19911213 13.12.1991

Eichkratt Schirlbusch
Nordfriesland
12,17
19590220 20.02.1959

Rantumbecken
Nordfriesland
566,77
19831129 29.11.1983

Lummenfelsen der Insel Helgoland
Pinneberg
1,07
19640508 08.05.1964

Esprehmer Moor
Schleswig-Flensburg
37,54
19650729 29.07.1965

Ahrenviölfelder Westermoor
Nordfriesland
66,44
19891024 24.10.1989

Wulfsfelder Moor
Segeberg
6,33
19620727 27.07.1962

Geschendorfer Moor
Segeberg
11,81
19660217 17.02.1966

Schwarzberger Moor
Nordfriesland
17,40
19660217 17.02.1966

Lundtop
Schleswig-Flensburg
13,92
19670608 08.06.1967

Graswarder Heiligenhafen
Ostholstein
228,49
19871229 29.12.1987

Tröndelsee und Umgebung
Stadt Kiel
28,25
19830926 26.09.1983

Erlenbruch
Nordfriesland
4,71
19680802 02.08.1968

Schwansmoor und Kranichmoor
Nordfriesland
80,16
19680801 01.08.1968

Morsum -Kliff
Nordfriesland
43,20
19680809 09.08.1968

er Amrum Dünen
Nordfriesland
711,46
19710319 19.03.1971

Oberalsterniederung
Segeberg, Stormarn
907,90
20040707 07.07.2004

Oldensworter Vorland
Nordfriesland
265,54
19931216 16.12.1993

er Rantum Dünen/Sylt
Nordfriesland
349,88
19731202 02.12.1973

Hörnum –Odde/Sylt
Nordfriesland
66,67
19721202 02.12.1972

Mittlerer Stocksee und Umgebung
Segeberg
96,44
19741202 03.04.1974

Ahrensviöler Südermoor
Nordfriesland
7,24
19721202 02.12.1972

Rixdorfer Teich und Umgebung
Plön
115,29
19740329 29.03.1974

Wester-Spätinge
Nordfriesland
27,04
19780209 09.02.1978

Nordfriesisches Wattenmeer
Nordfriesland
4.495,78
19820823 23.08.1982

Reesholm/ Schlei
Schleswig-Flensburg
117,36
19760830 30.08.1976

Pugumer See und Umgebung
Schleswig-Flensburg
89,72
19780105 05.01.1978

Wallnau /Fehmarn
Ostholstein
298,55
19771223 23.12.1977

Krummsteert –Sulsdorfer Wiek/Fehmarn
Ostholstein
342,45
19801009 09.10.1980

Helgoländer Felssockel
Pinneberg
5.467,11
19810424 24.04.1981

Nordteil des s Selenter See und Umgebung

Seedorfer See und Umgebung
Segeberg
177,68
19780213 13.01.1978

Stellmoor –Ahrensburger Tunneltal
Stormarn
334,05
19820816 16.08.1982

Nielönn/Sylt
Nordfriesland
67,39
19790305 05.03.1979

er Braderup Heide/Sylt
Nordfriesland
127,23
19790305 05.03.1979

Baakdeel– Rantum /Sylt
Nordfriesland
202,96
19790305 05.03.1979

Dünenlandschaft auf dem Roten Kliff /Sylt

Nienwohlder Moor
Segeberg, Stormarn
455,11
19820325 25.03.1982

Fröslev-Jardelunder Moor
Schleswig-Flensburg
224,55
19841215 30.05.1984

Inseln im Großen Plöner See und Halbinsel Störland

Bültsee und Umgebung
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
57,41
19820603 03.06.1982

Bewaldete Düne bei Noer
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
46,09
19810717 17.07.1981

Überschwemmungswiesen Jägerslust
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
16,21
19821229 05.10.1982

Sehlendorfer Binnensee und Umgebung
Plön
226,79
19891222 22.12.1989

Stadt Neumünster, Plön, Rendsburg-Eckernförde

Baggersee Hohenfelde
Steinburg
23,35
19851223 23.12.1985

Borstgrasrasen bei Alt Mölln
Herzogtum Lauenburg
11,96
19851223 23.12.1985

Schwentine Oxbow Lake (Altarm der Schwentine)

Barsbeker See und Umgebung
Plön
148,49
19820914 14.09.1982

Fuhlensee und Umgebung
Plön
41,71
19831215 15.12.1983

Aalbek-Niederung
Ostholstein
310,19
19841231 31.12.1984

Neustädter Binnenwasser
Ostholstein
276,19
19841231 31.12.1984

Schulensee und Umgebung
Rendsburg-Eckernförde, Stadt Kiel
65,30
19860731 31.07.1986

Mühlenbachtal bei Trittau
Stormarn
92,40
19860605 05.06.1986

Billetal
Herzogtum Lauenburg, Stormarn
190,36
19870814 14.08.1987

Baggerkuhle Gribbohm
Steinburg
18,84
19861223 23.12.1986

Kronenloch/ Speicherkoog Dithmarschen
Dithmarschen
532,38
19851223 23.12.1985

Wöhrdener Loch/ Speicherkoog Dithmarschen

Schwansener See
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
202,00
19871229 29.12.1987

Oldenburger See und Umgebung
Herzogtum Lauenburg
123,14
19860924 24.09.1986

Hellbachtal mit Lottsee, Krebssee und Schwarzsee

Moorgebiet Kranika
Stormarn
95,74
19931216 16.12.1993

Lübbersdorfer Kiesgrube
Ostholstein
9,94
19891222 22.12.1989

Talhänge bei Göttin
Herzogtum Lauenburg
71,05
19900329 29.03.1990

Trendelmoor
Herzogtum Lauenburg
12,60
19871120 20.11.1987

Dannauer See und Umgebung
Plön
43,47
19930420 20.04.1993

Grüne Insel mit Eiderwatt
Dithmarschen, Nordfriesland
981,10
19891215 15.12.1989

Tal der Langballigau
Schleswig-Flensburg
129,53
19901213 13.12.1990

Eschschallen im Seestermüher Vorland
Pinneberg
277,71
19910402 02.04.1991

Ahrensee und nordöstlicher Westensee
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
116,75
19880519 19.05.1988

Wennebeker Moor und Wennebekniederung
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
368,00
19930430 30.04.1993

Hohes Elbufer zwischen Tesperhude und Lauenburg

Besenhorster Sandberge und Elbsandwiesen

Alte Sorge -Schleife
Schleswig-Flensburg
658,88
19910919 19.09.1991

Wildes Moor bei Schwabstedt
Nordfriesland
636,55
19921125 25.11.1992

Beltringharder Koog
Nordfriesland
3.372,68
19911219 19.12.1991

Buttermoor/Butterbargsmoor
Pinneberg
109,05
19921214 14.12.1992

Liether Kalkgrube
Pinneberg
15,51
19911018 18.10.1991

Büchener Sander
Herzogtum Lauenburg
100,52
19901212 12.12.1990

Ehemalige Baggergrube östlich Basedow
Herzogtum Lauenburg
57,41
19911216 16.12.1991

ufer Mechower See
Herzogtum Lauenburg
30,62
19921104 04.11.1992

Eichenkratt und Kiesgrube südlich Böxlund

Halbinsel Holnis
Schleswig-Flensburg
364,87
19930430 30.04.1993

Hohner See
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
368,00
19930430 30.04.1993

Strandseelandschaft bei Schmoel
Plön
54,76
19901212 12.12.1990

Ehemaliger Fuhlensee
Dithmarschen
22,76
19901214 14.12.1990

Culpiner See
Herzogtum Lauenburg
28,76
19931008 08.10.1993

ufer Lankower See , Grammsee und Umgebung

Tävsmoor/Haselauer Moor
Pinneberg
154,27
19950418 18.04.1995

ufer Goldensee und Umgebung
Herzogtum Lauenburg
50,23
19930924 24.09.1993

Elbinsel Pagensand
Pinneberg
528,25
19970509 09.05.1997

Rhinplate und Elbufer südlich Glückstadt

Dalbekschlucht
Herzogtum Lauenburg
74,65
19941222 22.12.1994

Stapelfelder Moor
Stormarn
15,34
19951106 06.11.1995

Heidkoppelmoor und Umgebung
Stormarn
62,46
19950519 19.05.1995

Lauenburger Elbvorland
Herzogtum Lauenburg
56,33
19950812 12.08.1995

Ostufer des s Großen Ratzeburger See
Herzogtum Lauenburg
237,66
20000302 02.03.2000

Kasseedorfer Teiche und Umgebung
Ostholstein
131,01
19960822 22.08.1996

Spülflächen Schachtholm
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
124,39
19950117 17.01.1995

Kührener Teich und Umgebung
Plön
78,55
19941221 21.12.1994

Pantener Moorweiher und Umgebung
Herzogtum Lauenburg
146,79
19961220 20.12.1996

Ehemaliger Fieler See
Dithmarschen
131,02
19981222 22.12.1998

Oldenburger Bruch
Ostholstein
355,10
19981207 07.12.1998

Steinerne Rinne und Mechower Holz
Herzogtum Lauenburg
188,95
20040802 02.08.2004

Wakenitz
Herzogtum Lauenburg, Stadt Lübeck
599,57
19990420 20.04.1999

Südlicher Priwall
Stadt Lübeck
147,20
19980819 19.08.1998

Tönsheider Wald
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
64,64
19951010 10.10.1995

Ruppersdorfer See
Ostholstein
74,26
19991109 09.11.1999

n Middelburger See
Ostholstein
118,74
19991209 09.12.1999

Oberer Herrenteich
Stormarn
66,07
19991101 01.11.1999

Fockbeker Moor
Rendsburg-Eckernförde
380,35
20020903 03.09.2002

Twedter Feld
Stadt Flensburg
89,18
20030320 20.03.2003

Ammersbek-Niederung
Stormarn
328,42
20020529 29.05.2002

Hevenbruch
Herzogtum Lauenburg
179,81
20030401 01.04.2003

Stecknitz - Delvenau -Niederung
Herzogtum Lauenburg
613,34
20020227 27.02.2002

Suhrer See und Umgebung
Plön
269,91
20030813 13.08.2003

Ritzerauer Hofsee und Duvenseebachniederung

Talwald Hahnenkoppel
Stormarn
32,79
20040707 07.07.2004


No.
#
Title
Director
Writer(s)
Original air date
Prod. code
U.S. viewers (million)


"One's Got Class and the Other One Dyes"

Amy Sherman-Palladino, Sheila R. Lawrence


"The Hobbit, the Sofa and Digger Stiles"

"Girls in Bikinis, Boys Doin' The Twist"


AB - Angry boar
B - Bishop
BA - Running Bear
BB - Blind Bear
BC - Beast Cadet

BD - Buddhist Devil
BE - Bear Soldier
BG - Bishop General
BI - Blind Dog
BL - Blue Dragon

BM - Blind Monkey
BN - Burning Soldier
BO - Beast Officer
BS - Boar Soldier
BT - Blind Tiger

C - Copper General
CA - Capricorn
CC - Chinese Cock
CD - Ceramic Dove
CE - Cloud Eagle

CG - Chicken General
CH - Chariot Soldier
CI - Stone Chariot
CK - Flying Cock
CL - Cloud Dragon

CM - Climbing Monkey
CN - Center Standard
CO - Captive Officer
CP - Crown Prince
CR - Copper Chariot

CS - Cat Sword
CT - Captive Cadet
D - Dog
DE - Drunken Elephant
DG - Roaring Dog

DH - Dragon Horse
DK - Dragon King
DO - Donkey
DM - Fire Demon
DS - Dark Spirit

DV - Deva
EA - Earth General
EB - Enchanted Badger
EC - Earth Chariot
ED - Earth Dragon

EG - Fierce Eagle
EL - Soaring Eagle
ES - Eastern Barbarian
EW - Evil Wolf
F - Fire General

FC - Flying Cat
FD - Flying Dragon
FE - Free Eagle
FG - Fragrant Elephant
FH - Flying Horse

FI - Fire Dragon
FK - Free King
FL - Ferocious Leopard
FO - Forest Demon
FP - Free Pup

FR - Free Demon
FS - Flying Swallow
FT - Free Dream-Eater
FY - Flying Goose
G - Gold General

GB - Go Between
GC - Gold Chariot
GD - Great Dragon
GE - Great Standard
GG - Great General

GL - Golden Deer
GM - Great Master
GN - Wood General
GO - Golden Bird
GR - Great Dove

GS - Great Stag
GT - Great Turtle
GU - Guardian of the Gods
H - Horse General
HD - Howling Dog

HE - Ram’s-head Soldier
HF - Horned Falcon
HM - Hook Mover
HO - Horseman
HR - Running Horse

HS - Horse Soldier
I - Iron General
K- King
KM - Kirin Master
KR - Kirin

L - Lance
LB - Longbow Soldier
LC - Left Chariot
LD - Lion Dog
LE - Left Dragon

LG - Left General
LH - Liberated Horse
LI - Lion Hawk
LL - Little Turtle
LN - Lion

LO - Long-nosed Goblin
LP - Leopard Soldier
LS - Little Standard
LT - Left Tiger
M - Mountain General

MD - Mountain Dove
ME - Mountain Eagle
MF - Mountain Falcon
MK - Side Monkey
MS - Mountain Stag

MT - Center Master
N - Knight
NB - Northern Barbarian
NK - Neighboring King
NT – Violent wolf

O - Ox General
OC - Oxcart
OK - Old Kite
OM - Old Monkey
OR - Old Rat

OS - Ox Soldier
OW - Swooping Owl
OX - Flying Ox
P - Pawn
PC - Peacock

PG - Pup General
PH - Phoenix
PI - Pig General
PM - Phoenix Master
PR - Prancing Stag

PS - Poisonous Snake
R - Rook
RA - Rain Dragon
RB - Rushing Bird
RC - Right Chariot

RD - Reclining Dragon
RE - River General
RG - Right General
RH - Running Chariot
RI - Right Dragon

RM - Roc Master
RN - Running Stag
RO - Rook General
RP - Running Pup
RR - Running Rabbit

RS - Rear Standard
RT - Running Tiger
RU - Running Serpent
RV - Reverse Chariot
RW - Running Wolf

S - Silver General
SA - Side Boar
SB - Cross-bow Soldier
SD - Front Standard
SE - Sword Soldier

SF - Side Flier
SG - Stone General
SI - Side Dragon
SL - Side Soldier
SM - Side Mover

SN - Coiled Serpent
SO - Soldier
SP - Spear Soldier
SQ - Square Mover
SR - Silver Rabbit

SS - Side Serpent
ST - Strutting Crow
SU - Southern Barbarian
SV - Silver Chariot
SW - Swallow’s Wings

SX - Side Ox
T - Tile General
TC - Tile Chariot
TF - Treacherous Fox
TG - Savage Tiger

TS - Turtle-snake
TT - Right Tiger
VB - Violent Bear
VD - Violent Dragon
VE - Vertical Bear

VG - Vice General
VH - Vertical Horse
VI - Vermillion Sparrow
VL - Vertical Leopard
VM - Vertical Mover

VO - Violent Ox
VP - Vertical Pup
VR - Vertical Soldier
VS - Violent Stag
VT - Vertical Tiger

VW - Vertical Wolf
W - Whale
WA - Water Dragon
WB - Water Buffalo
WC - Wood Chariot

WD - Wind Dragon
WE - White Elephant
WF - Side Wolf
WG - Water General
WH - White Horse

WL - Woodland Demon
WN - Wind General
WO - Wooden Dove
WR - Wrestler
WS - Western Barbarian


Sr. No.
Name of Road
Passes Through - District(s
Length (in km)
MDR No.

Solan Meenus(except State Highway 6 portion)

Markanda bridge Suketi park Kala Amb Trilokpur

Parwanoo Kasauli Dharampur Sabhathu Solan

Barotiwala Baddi Sai Ramshar
Solan
44.95

Kufri Chail Kandaghat
Solan / Shimla
57.00

Narkanda Thanadhar Kotgarh Bithal
Shimla
44.00

Rampur Mashnoo Sarahan Jeori
Shimla
62.00

Bakrot Karsog (Sanarli) Sainj
Mandi
41.80

Salapper Tattapani Suni Luhri
Mandi / Shimla
120.80

Mandi Gagal Chailchowk Janjehli
Mandi
45.80

Kullu Nagar Manali (left Bank)
Kullu
39.40

Swarghat Nainadevi Bhakhra
Bilaspur / Una
55.70

Sujanpur Sandhol Marhi
Hamirpur / Mandi
45.00

Una Hoshiarpur Bankhandi Hoshairpur
Una
15.00

Tahliwal Garhshankar (H.P Boundary)
Una
8.00

Bharwain Chintpurni Kandrori Damtal
Una / Kangra
95.56

Baijnath Ladbharol Kandapattan
Kangra / Mandi
33.00

Gaggal Chetru Dharamshala Mcleodganj
Kangra
24.00

Kaloha Pragpur Dhaliara Dadasiba Sansarpur


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Relay Station
0.1kW (1.1165kW ERP)
Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya ****

Studio 23 Botolan
DZAM-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
0.1kW (3.998kW ERP)
Botolan, Zambales ****

Studio 23 Pampanga (Channel-24)
DWIP-TV
TV-24
Relay Station
1kW (8.94kW ERP)
San Fernando, Pampanga ****

Studio 23 Olongapo (Channel-24)
DWAS-TV
TV-24
Relay Station
1kW (8.94kW ERP)
Olongapo ****

Studio 23 Bulacan (Channel-46)
DWBU-TV
TV-46
Relay Station
1kW (8.94kW ERP)
San Miguel, Bulacan ****

Studio 23 Baler (Channel-36)
DWBA-TV
TV-36
Relay Station
1kW (11.25kW ERP)
Baler, Aurora ****

Studio 23 Batangas (Channel-36)
DWJR-TV
TV-36
Relay Station
1kW (11.25kW ERP)
Batangas ****

Studio 23 Lucena (Channel-36)
DZLC-TV
TV-36
Relay Station
1kW (11.25kW ERP)
Lucena ****

Studio 23 Rizal (Channel-36)
DWJJ-TV
TV-36
Relay Station
1kW (11.25kW ERP)
Jala-Jala, Rizal ****

Studio 23 San Pablo (Channel-36)
DWSP-TV
TV-36
Relay Station
1kW (11.25kW ERP)
San Pablo, Laguna ****

Studio 23 Occidental Mindoro (Channel-36)

Studio 23 Palawan
DZEL-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
1kW (8.62kW ERP)
Puerto Princesa ****

Studio 23 Naga (Channel-24)
DWMC-TV
TV-24
Relay Station
10kW (215.05kW ERP)
Naga ****

Studio 23 Legazpi
DWDR-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
5kW (20kW ERP)
Legazpi ***

Studio 23 Albay (Channel 24)
DWTD-TV
TV-24
Relay Station
1kW
Tabaco, Albay ***

Studio 23 Daet
DWRC-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
10kW (26.04kW ERP)
Daet, Camarines Norte ****

Studio 23 Masbate (Channel 24)
DYMV-TV
TV-24
Relay Station
1kW
Masbate **

Studio 23 Sorsogon (Channel 49)
DZAM-TV
TV-49
Relay Station
1kW
Sorsogon ****

Studio 23 Kalibo
DYCG-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
1kW (8.45kW ERP)
Kalibo, Aklan ****

Studio 23 Roxas (Channel-29)
DYRY-TV
TV-29
Planned
1kW (8.45kW ERP)
Roxas ****

Studio 23 Iloilo (Channel-38)
DYAJ-TV
TV-38
Relay Station
5kW (29.11kW ERP)
Iloilo **

Studio 23 Bacolod (Channel-22)
DYEC-TV
TV-22
Relay Station
10kW (360.34kW ERP)
Bacolod ****

Studio 23 Cebu
DYAC-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
10kW (138.70kW ERP)
Cebu ****

Studio 23 Dumaguete (Channel-24)
DYEL-TV
TV-24
Relay Station
10kW (298.25kW ERP)
Dumaguete ****

Studio 23 Bohol (Channel-40)
DYJN-TV
TV-40
Relay Station
1kW (11.25kW ERP)
Jagna, Bohol ****

Studio 23 Tacloban (Channel-24)
DYTC-TV
TV-24
Relay Station
5kW (10kW ERP)
Tacloban ***

Studio 23 Catbalogan (Channel-31)
DYZX-TV
TV-31
Relay Station
1kW (10kW ERP)
Catbalogan ****

Studio 23 Calbayog (Channel-24)
DYCO-TV
TV-24
Relay Station
1kW (10kW ERP)
Calbayog ****

Studio 23 Zamboanga
DXFH-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
10kW (215.05kW ERP)
Zamboanga ****

Studio 23 Dipolog (Channel-46)
DXDI-TV
TV-46
Relay Station
1kW (11.25kW ERP)
Dipolog ****

Studio 23 Pagadian
DXAE-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
10kW (215.05kW ERP)
Pagadian **

Studio 23 Cagayan de Oro
DXCE-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
10kW (367.35kW ERP)
Cagayan de Oro ****

Studio 23 Bukidnon
DXBI-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
1kW
Mt. Kitanglad, Bukidnon **

Studio 23 Ozamis
DXOZ-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
1kW
Ozamiz **

Studio 23 Iligan (Channel-26)
DXAM-TV
TV-26
Relay Station
5kW (19.7kW ERP)
Iligan ***

Studio 23 Davao
DXAB-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
10kW (188.16kW ERP)
Davao *

Studio 23 Mati (Channel-36)
DXEK-TV
TV-36
Relay Station
1kW
Mati, Davao Oriental ***

Studio 23 General Santos (Channel-36)
DXAC-TV
TV-36
Relay Station
10kW (215kW ERP)
General Santos ****

Studio 23 Koronadal (Channel 24)
DXAR-TV
TV-24
Relay Station
1kW (8.94kW ERP)
Koronadal ****

Studio 23 Kidapawan (Channel 26)
DXKI-TV
TV-26
Relay Station
1kW (2.1kW ERP)
Kidapawan ****

Studio 23 Butuan (Channel 24)
DXBU-TV
TV-24
Relay Station
5kW (7.82kW ERP)
Butuan ***

Studio 23 Surigao (Channel 23)
DXIT-TV
TV-23
Relay Station
1kW (2.1kW ERP)
Surigao ***

Studio 23 Cotabato (Channel-25)
DXPR-TV
TV-25
Relay Station
5kW (9.84kW ERP)
Cotabato ***


Regional

Branding
Callsign
Frequency
Power (kW)
Location


2013 season

Rank
Player
Year
Opponent
Passing yards
Rushing yards
Total offense


City / Municipality
Date of Creation
Area (km 2 )
Population (2010)
Income Classification ( DOF )

Baungon
July 1, 1956
175.86
2nd Class Municipality

Cabanglasan
August 13, 1979
209.00
3rd Class Municipality

Damulog
August 16, 1971
245.66
4th Class Municipality

Dangcagan
August 29, 1961
115.15
3rd Class Municipality

Don Carlos
June 18, 1966
157.02
1st Class Municipality

Impasug-ong
September 1, 1914
1,071.67
1st Class Municipality

Kadingilan
August 16, 1971
172.06
3rd Class Municipality

Kalilangan
June 18, 1966
153.59
2nd Class Municipality

Kibawe
July 1, 1956
214.35
2nd Class Municipality

Kitaotao
June 18, 1966
150.74
1st Class Municipality

Lantapan
June 18, 1966
240.76
1st Class Municipality

Libona
July 1, 1956
244.95
1st Class Municipality

Malaybalay City
March 22, 1998
984.38
1st Class Component City

Malitbog
June 25, 1963
260.53
2nd Class Municipality

Manolo Fortich
June 21, 1957
506.64
1st Class Municipality

Maramag
July 1, 1956
351.72
1st Class Municipality

Pangantucan
June 25, 1963
343.34
1st Class Municipality

Quezon
June 18, 1966
409.41
1st Class Municipality

San Fernando
June 18, 1966
638.63
1st Class Municipality

Sumilao
July 1, 1956
207.49
4th Class Municipality


Career summary

Season Series Team Races Wins Podiums Points Position

Championnat de France Formula Renault 2.0


Series No.
Episode No.
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
U.S. viewers (millions)

"The Case of the Grievous Clerical Error!"


Episodes

Episode #
Series #
Title
Director
Writer
Original airdate
Viewers (in millions)

Julie Edwards Category:Articles with hCards

Peter Jukes Category:Articles with hCards

5 Cannot handle non-empty timestamp argument! 2000

Brett Fallis Category:Articles with hCards

Steve Lawson Category:Articles with hCards

9 Cannot handle non-empty timestamp argument! 2000

Indra Bhose Category:Articles with hCards

Leslie Stewart Category:Articles with hCards

6 Cannot handle non-empty timestamp argument! 2001

Kim Flitcroft Category:Articles with hCards

Tony Lindsay Category:Articles with hCards

Mike Cocker Category:Articles with hCards

Colin Bytheway Category:Articles with hCards

3 Cannot handle non-empty timestamp argument! 2001

Jim Shields Category:Articles with hCards

1 Cannot handle non-empty timestamp argument! 2001

Andrew Holden Category:Articles with hCards

8 Cannot handle non-empty timestamp argument! 2001


SuperDraft

List of first overall Major League Soccer draft picks

Season
Player
Position
Nationality
Team
Previous college/Team

Steve Shak Category:Articles with hCards #

Chris Carrieri Category:Articles with hCards #

Chris Gbandi Category:Articles with hCards #

Alecko Eskandarian Category:Articles with hCards

Freddy Adu Category:Articles with hCards #

Nikolas Besagno Category:Articles with hCards #

Marvell Wynne Category:Articles with hCards

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Chance Myers Category:Articles with hCards

Steve Zakuani Category:Articles with hCards


Tournament results

Dates
Tournament
Location
Prize fund ( ￥ )
Winner
OWGR pts

Apr 15-18
Token Homemate Cup
Mie
Koumei Oda (4)

Apr 22-25
Tsuruya Open
Hyōgo
Hiroyuki Fujita (9)

Apr 29 - May 2
The Crowns
Aichi
Ryo Ishikawa (7)

Japan PGA Championship Nissin Cupnoodle Cup

May 27-30
Diamond Cup Golf
Saitama
Kim Kyung-tae (1)

Gateway to the Open Mizuno Open Yomiuri Classic

Jul 1-4
Toshin Golf Tournament in LakeWood
Mie
Yuta Ikeda (5)

Jul 8-11
The Championship by Lexus
Ibaraki
Takashi Kanemoto (2)

Nagashima Shigeo Invitational Sega Sammy Cup

Jul 29 - Aug 1
Sun Chlorella Classic
Hokkaidō
Tadahiro Takayama (3)

Aug 19-22
Kansai Open Golf Championship
Kyoto
Shigeru Nonaka (1)

Aug 26-29
Vana H Cup KBC Augusta
Fukuoka
Hideto Tanihara (9)

Sep 2-5
Fujisankei Classic
Yamanashi
Ryo Ishikawa (8)

Sep 16-19
ANA Open
Hokkaidō
Yuta Ikeda (6)

Sep 23-26
Asia-Pacific Panasonic Open
Hyōgo
Brendan Jones (9)

Sep 30 - Oct 3
Coca-Cola Tokai Classic
Aichi
Michio Matsumura (1)

Oct 7-10
Canon Open
Kanagawa
Shinichi Yokota (2)

Oct 14-17
Japan Open Golf Championship
Aichi
Kim Kyung-tae (2)

Oct 21-24
Bridgestone Open
Chiba
Yuta Ikeda (7)

Oct 28-31
Mynavi ABC Championship
Hyōgo
Kim Kyung-tae (3)

Nov 11-14
Mitsui Sumitomo VISA Taiheiyo Masters
Shizuoka
Ryo Ishikawa (9)

Nov 18-21
Dunlop Phoenix
Miyazaki
Yuta Ikeda (8)

Nov 25-28
Casio World Open
Kōchi
Michio Matsumura (2)


No. in series
No. in season
Title
Animation directors
Written by
Original air date

Luke Brookshier , Nate Cash, and Dani Michaeli

Luke Brookshier, Nate Cash, and Mr. Lawrence

154a
2a
"Drive Thru"
Tom Yasumi
Aaron Springer and Dani Michaeli
July 19, 2011

154b
2b
"The Hot Shot"
Alan Smart
Aaron Springer and Derek Iversen
June 18, 2011

Casey Alexander, Zeus Cervas, and Steven Banks

Aaron Springer, Sean Charmatz, and Richard Pursel

Casey Alexander, Zeus Cervas, and Dani Michaeli

158a
6a
"Sweet and Sour Squid"
Tom Yasumi
Aaron Springer and Mr. Lawrence
July 20, 2011

Luke Brookshier, Nate Cash, and Derek Iversen

Casey Alexander, and Zeus Cervas, and Mr. Lawrence

Sean Charmatz, Vincent Waller , Steven Banks

Aaron Springer, Andrew Goodman, Dani Michaeli

Casey Alexander, Zeus Cervas, and Richard Pursel

Aaron Springer, Sean Charmatz, and Derek Iversen

"The Krabby Patty That Ate Bikini Bottom"

Luke Brookshier, Marc Ceccarelli, and Mr. Lawrence

Sean Charmatz, Vincent Waller, and Paul Tibbitt

Casey Alexander, Zeus Cervas, and Mr. Lawrence

172b
20b
"Glove World R.I.P."
Tom Yasumi
Aaron Springer and Dani Michaeli
April 3, 2012

173a
21a
"Squiditis"
Tom Yasumi
Aaron Springer and Derek Iversen
April 11, 2012

174a
22a
"Treats!"
Alan Smart
Aaron Springer and Dani Michaeli
April 10, 2012

Luke Brookshier, Marc Ceccarelli, and Steven Banks

"Super Evil Aquatic Villain Team Up is Go!"


See also

List of the largest trading partners of India

Country
Exports
Imports
Total Trade
Trade Balance


Characteristics of telephone cable as a function of frequency

Frequency (Hz)
R (Ω/km)
L (mH/km)
G (μS/km)
C (nF/km)


Gold Label

Road race
Distance
Location
Country
Month held

Xiamen International Marathon
Marathon
Xiamen
China
January

Dubai Marathon
Marathon
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
January

World's Best 10K
10 km
San Juan
Puerto Rico
February

Tokyo Marathon
Marathon
Tokyo
Japan
February

Roma-Ostia Half Marathon
Half marathon
Rome
Italy
March

Lake Biwa Marathon
Marathon
Otsu
Japan
March

Nagoya Women's Marathon
Marathon
Nagoya
Japan
March

Seoul International Marathon
Marathon
Seoul
South Korea
March

Lisbon Half Marathon
Half marathon
Lisbon
Portugal
March

Prague Half Marathon
Half marathon
Prague
Czech Republic
April

Paris Marathon
Marathon
Paris
France
April

Vienna City Marathon
Marathon
Vienna
Austria
April

Rotterdam Marathon
Marathon
Rotterdam
Netherlands
April

Boston Marathon
Marathon
Boston
United States
April

London Marathon
Marathon
London
United Kingdom
April

Yangzhou Jianzhen Half Marathon
Half marathon
Yangzhou
China
April

Hamburg Marathon
Marathon
Hamburg
Germany
April

Prague Marathon
Marathon
Prague
Czech Republic
May

Great Manchester Run
10K
Manchester
United Kingdom
May

Giro di Castelbuono
10 km
Castelbuono
Italy
July

Bogotá Half Marathon
Half marathon
Bogota
Colombia
July

Great North Run
Half marathon
Newcastle Upon Tyne
United Kingdom
September

Bogotá Women's 12K
12 km
Bogotá
Colombia
September

Berlin Marathon
Marathon
Berlin
Germany
September

Portugal Half Marathon
Half marathon
Lisbon
Portugal
October

Chicago Marathon
Marathon
Chicago
United States
October

Beijing Marathon
Marathon
Beijing
China
October

Amsterdam Marathon
Marathon
Amsterdam
Netherlands
October

Great South Run
10 miles
Portsmouth
United Kingdom
October

Frankfurt Marathon
Marathon
Frankfurt am Main
Germany
October

Istanbul Marathon
Marathon
Istanbul
Turkey
November

Fukuoka Marathon
Marathon
Fukuoka
Japan
December

Singapore Marathon
Marathon
Singapore
Singapore
December


Silver Label

JoongAng Seoul Marathon
Marathon
Seoul
South Korea
November

Osaka Women's Marathon
Marathon
Osaka
Japan
January

Kagawa Marugame Half Marathon
Half marathon
Marugame
Japan
February

Beppu-Ōita Marathon
Marathon
Ōita
Japan
February

Hong Kong Marathon
Marathon
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
February

Daegu Marathon
Marathon
Daegu
South Korea
April

Great Ireland Run
10 km
Dublin
Ireland
April

Madrid Marathon
Marathon
Madrid
Spain
April

Ottawa Marathon
Marathon
Ottawa
Canada
May

Freihofer's Run for Women
5 km
Albany
United States
June

Olomouc Half Marathon
Half marathon
Olomouc
Czech Republic
June

Prague 10K
10 km
Prague
Czech Republic
September

Ústí nad Labem Half Marathon
Half marathon
Ústí nad Labem
Czech Republic
September

Dam tot Damloop
10 miles
Amsterdam
Netherlands
September

Cologne Marathon
Marathon
Cologne
Germany
October

Great Birmingham Run
Half marathon
Birmingham
United Kingdom
October

Toronto Waterfront Marathon
Marathon
Toronto
Canada
October

Marseille Cassis 20K
20.3 km
Marseille
France
October

Venice Marathon
Marathon
Venezia
Italy
October

Yokohama Women's Marathon
Marathon
Yokohama
Japan
November

Turin Marathon
Marathon
Torino
Italy
November


Bronze Label

Maraton de Santiago
Marathon
Santiago
Chile
April

Pyongyang Marathon
Marathon
Pyongyang
North Korea
April

Brighton Marathon
Marathon
Brighton
United Kingdom
April

Nagano Marathon
Marathon
Nagano
Japan
April

Düsseldorf Marathon
Marathon
Düsseldorf
Germany
April

Hannover Marathon
Marathon
Hannover
Germany
May

Gifu Seiryu Half Marathon
Half marathon
Gifu
Japan
May

Edinburgh Marathon
Marathon
Edinburgh
United Kingdom
May

Corrida de Langueux
10 km
Langueux
France
June

Vidovdan 10K
10 km
Brčko
Bosnia and Herzegovina
June

Gold Coast Marathon
Marathon
Gold Coast
Australia
July

Siberian International Marathon
Marathon
Omsk
Russia
September

Beirut Marathon
20 km
Beirut
Lebanon
November

Alpes-Maritimes Marathon
Marathon
Nice
France
November

Valencia Marathon
Marathon
Valencia
Spain
November


No. in series
No. in season
Title
Vessel Type
Vessel Operator
Narrated by
Original air date

" MV Resolution "
Turbine Installation Vessel
MPI Offshore Ltd
Barbara Budd

" MV Peace in Africa "
Dredger
De Beers
Barbara Budd

"Akamalik"
Fishing Trawler
Royal Greenland
Barbara Budd

" CCGS Henry Larsen "
Icebreaker
Canadian Coast Guard
Barbara Budd

" USS Nimitz "
Supercarrier
US Navy
Barbara Budd

" HDMS Absalon "
Flexible Support Ship
Royal Danish Navy
Barbara Budd

"MV Fairplayer"
Heavy Lift Vessel
Jumbo Shipping
Barbara Budd

"Tyco Resolute"
Cable Layer
Tyco Telecommunications
Barbara Budd


Matches

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Name
GP
Solo
Ast
Total
TFL-Yds
No-Yds
BrUp
No.-Yds
Avg
TD
Long
Rcv-Yds
FF
Blkd Kick

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Career summary

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

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No. in series
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
Production code

"Subterranean Homeboy Blues"
E.W. Swackhamer
Robert Palm
September20,1990

Teleplay: Robert Stuart Nathan Story: Dick Wolf

" Everybody's Favorite Bagman "
John Patterson
Dick Wolf
October30,1990

"By Hooker, By Crook"
Martin Davidson
David Black
November13,1990

"Indifference"
James Quinn
Robert Palm
November27,1990

"Out of the Half-Light"
E. W. Swackhamer
Michael Duggan
December11,1990

"The Violence of Summer"
Don Scardino
Michael Duggan
February5,1991

"Mushrooms"
Daniel Sackheim
Robert Palm
February26,1991


No. in series
No. in season
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
Production code

"Confession"
Fred Gerber
Michael Duggan & Robert Palm
September 17, 1991

Teleplay: Kathy McCormick Story: Robert Palm

"God Bless the Child"
E.W. Swackhamer
David Black & Robert Stuart Nathan
October 22, 1991

"Renunciation"
Gwen Arner
Michael S. Chernuchin & Joe Morgenstern
November 19, 1991

"His Hour Upon the Stage"
Steve Cohen
Robert Stuart Nathan & Giles Blunt
December 10, 1991

"Cradle to Grave"
James Frawley
Robert Stuart Nathan & Sally Nemeth
March 31, 1992

"The Fertile Fields"
Ed Sherin
Michael S. Chernuchin & René Balcer
April 7, 1992


"Bitter Fruit"
Constantine Makris
Jeremy R. Littman & René Balcer
September 20, 1995
K0105

"Jeopardy"
Christopher Misiano
Jeremy R. Littman & René Balcer
November 1, 1995
K0107

"Hot Pursuit"
Lewis H. Gould
Ed Zuckerman & Morgan Gendel
November 8, 1995
K0110

"Paranoia"
Fred Gerber
Michael S. Chernuchin
November 15, 1995
K0104

Michael S. Chernuchin & Barry M. Schkolnick

"Angel"
Arthur W. Forney
Michael S. Chernuchin & Janis Diamond
November 29, 1995
K0114

"Remand"
Jace Alexander
Elaine Loeser & René Balcer
January 10, 1996
K0113

"Corpus Delicti"
Christopher Misiano
Ed Zuckerman & Barry M. Schkolnick
January 17, 1996
K0115

"Charm City"
Ed Sherin
Michael S. Chernuchin & Jorge Zamacona
February 2, 1996
K0116

"Encore"
Matthew Penn
Jeremy R. Littman & Ed Zuckerman
February 28, 1996
K0120

"Deceit"
Vincent Misiano
Rene Balcer & Eddie Feldmann
March 27, 1996
K0118

"Slave"
Jace Alexander
Elaine Loeser & René Balcer
April 21, 1996
K0122


No. in series
No. in season
Title
Directed by
Written by:
Original air date

"Causa Mortis"
Ed Sherin
René Balcer
September 18, 1996

"I.D."
Constantine Makris
Ed Zuckerman
September 25, 1996

"Good Girl"
Jace Alexander
Jeremy R. Littman
October 7, 1996

"Survivor"
Vincent Misiano
Barry M. Schkolnick
October 23, 1996

"Corruption"
Matthew Penn
Gardner Stern & René Balcer
October 30, 1996

"Double Blind"
Christopher Misiano
Jeremy R. Littman & William N. Fordes
November 6, 1996

"Deadbeat"
Constantine Makris
Ed Zuckerman & I. C. Rapoport
November 13, 1996

"Family Business"
Lewis H. Gould
Gardner Stern & Barry M. Schkolnick
November 20, 1996

"Entrapment"
Matthew Penn
René Balcer & Richard Sweren
January 8, 1997

"Legacy"
Brian Mertes
Ed Zuckerman & Jeremy R. Littman
January 15, 1997

"Menace"
Constantine Makris
I. C. Rapoport & Barry M. Schkolnick
February 5, 1997

"Barter"
Dan Karlok
Eddie Feldmann & René Balcer
February 12, 1997

"Matrimony"
Lewis H. Gould
Ed Zuckerman & Richard Sweren
February 19, 1997

"Working Mom"
Jace Alexander
Jeremy R. Littman & I. C. Rapoport
February 26, 1997

Gardner Stern, Ed Zuckerman, & René Balcer

"Mad Dog"
Christopher Misiano
René Balcer
April 2, 1997

Richard Sweren, Shimon Wincelberg , & Ed Zuckerman

"We Like Mike"
David Platt
Gardner Stern & I. C. Rapoport
April 30, 1997

"Passion"
Constantine Makris
Barry M. Schkolnick & Richard Sweren
May 7, 1997

"Past Imperfect"
Christopher Misiano
Janis Diamond
May 14, 1997


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

Richard Sweren, Wendy Battles, & Nick Santora


Freedom Conference

Institution
Location
Nickname
Founded
Type
Enrollment
Joined MAC

Delaware Valley College
Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Aggies
Private/Non-sectarian

DeSales University
Center Valley, Pennsylvania
Bulldogs
Private/Catholic

Eastern University
St. Davids, Pennsylvania
Eagles
Private/Baptist

Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham
Madison, New Jersey
Devils
Private/Non-sectarian

King's College
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Monarchs
Private/Catholic

Manhattanville College
Purchase, New York
Valiants
Private/Non-sectarian

Misericordia University
Dallas, Pennsylvania
Cougars
Private/Catholic


Current members

Institution
Location
Founded
Type
Enrollment
Nickname
Joined
Primary Conference
Colors

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Endicott College
Beverly, Massachusetts
Private
Gulls
2003
TCCC
Blue & Green

Maine Maritime Academy
Castine, Maine
Public
Mariners
1965
NAC
Blue & Gold

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Nichols College
Dudley, Massachusetts
Private
Bison
1972 1998
TCCC
Green & Black

Salve Regina University
Newport, Rhode Island
Private/Catholic
Seahawks
1998
TCCC
Blue & Green


Current members

New England Small College Athletic Conference

Institution
Location
Nickname
Founded
Founding Religious Affiliation
Enrollment
Joined

Amherst College
Amherst, Massachusetts
Lord Jeffs
Congregationalist

Bates College
Lewiston, Maine
Bobcats
Free Will Baptist

Bowdoin College
Brunswick, Maine
Polar Bears
Congregationalist

Colby College
Waterville, Maine
White Mules
Northern Baptist

Connecticut College
New London, Connecticut
Camels
Methodist

Hamilton College
Clinton, New York
Continentals
Presbyterian

Middlebury College
Middlebury, Vermont
Panthers
Congregationalist

Trinity College
Hartford, Connecticut
Bantams
Episcopalian

Tufts University
Medford, Massachusetts
Jumbos
Universalist

Wesleyan University
Middletown, Connecticut
Cardinals
Methodist


Current members

Institution Location Nickname Founded Type Enrollment Joined

George Fox University
Newberg, Oregon
Bruins
Private/Quaker
1996

Lewis & Clark College
Portland, Oregon
Pioneers
Private/Non-sectarian
1931, 1949 1

Linfield College
McMinnville, Oregon
Wildcats
Private/Baptist
1926

Pacific University
Forest Grove, Oregon
Boxers
Private/United Church of Christ
1926

Pacific Lutheran University
Tacoma, Washington
Lutes
Private/Lutheran
1965

University of Puget Sound
Tacoma, Washington
Loggers
Private/Non-sectarian
1926, 1996 2

Whitman College
Walla Walla, Washington
Missionaries
Private/Non-sectarian
1926

Whitworth University
Spokane, Washington
Pirates
Private/Presbyterian
1970, 1988 3


Regular season

Season
Games
Won
Lost
Tied
Points
Goals for
Goals against
Standing

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Current members

Institution Location Nickname Founded Type Enrollment Football? Joined

Bridgewater College
Bridgewater, Virginia
Eagles
Private
Yes

Eastern Mennonite University
Harrisonburg, Virginia
Royals
Private
No

Emory & Henry College
Emory, Virginia
Wasps
Private
Yes

Guilford College
Greensboro, North Carolina
Quakers
Private
Yes

Hampden–Sydney College ^
Hampden Sydney, Virginia
Tigers
Private
Yes

Hollins University †
Roanoke, Virginia
*None*
Private
No

Lynchburg College
Lynchburg, Virginia
Fighting Hornets
Private
No

Randolph College *
Lynchburg, Virginia
WildCats
Private
No

Randolph–Macon College
Ashland, Virginia
Yellow Jackets
Private
Yes

Roanoke College
Salem, Virginia
Maroons
Private
No

Shenandoah University
Winchester, Virginia
Hornets
Private
Yes

Sweet Briar College †
Sweet Briar, Virginia
Vixens
Private
No

Virginia Wesleyan College
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Marlins
Private
No


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U.S. viewers (million)
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9.71 (repeat: 3.9 on February 1 , 2009 at 9pm)

9.46 (repeat: 5.5 million on February 22 , 2009)

"Misled and Misguided"
Steven DePaul
Todd Ellis Kessler
9.6 (at 10:30)
November30,2008
4ALF10

" Best Laid Plans "
Dean White
Benjamin Daniel Lobato & Patrick Moss
9.5 (at 10:20)
March29,2009
4ALF18


Standings

Club
Wins
Losses
Points For
Points Against
Percentage
Points


Notes

Specimen weight/size
Calculated activity ( Bq )
Calculated activity ( Ci )
Estimated activity GR(api)
Estimated exposure ( mRem )/hr*


Name
Original Club
Stadium
City
Country
Sport
Founded
Reason for foundation with source

A.F.C. Liverpool
Liverpool F.C.
Valerie Park
Prescot
England
Association football
Protesting ticket prices at Anfield

Bradford City A.F.C.
Manningham F.C.
Valley Parade
Bradford
England
Association football
Wanted to play another sport

Bray Wanderers A.F.C.
St. Kevin's
Carlisle Grounds
Bray
Republic of Ireland
Association football
Wanted to play another sport

Broke away in protest of Trinity Youth's manager

Cruzeiro Esporte Clube
Yale Atlético Clube
Mineirão
Belo Horizonte
Brazil
Association football
Protesting Yale's administration

Protesting the way the original club was run

Protesting the management of the original club

Liverpool F.C.
Everton F.C.
Anfield
Liverpool
England
Association football
Protesting over ground usage

Split in membership of Hampshire Rugby Club

Newcastle Falcons
Gosforth RFC
Kingston Park
Newcastle upon Tyne
England
Rugby Union
Wanted to turn professional

Norwich City F.C.
Norwich CEYMS F.C.
Carrow Road
Norwich
England
Association football
Wanted to play another sport

Real Madrid C.F.
Club Español de Madrid
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
Madrid
Spain
Association football
Club split in membership

Wanted a team for amateur factory workers

Sheffield Eagles
Huddersfield-Sheffield Giants
Bramall Lane
Sheffield
England
Rugby League
Protesting an unsuccessful merger

Torino F.C.
Juventus F.C.
Stadio Olimpico di Torino
Turin
Italy
Association football
Protesting a move away from Torino


Men's Singles

Sd
Rk
Player
Points
Points defending
Points won
New points
Status

Fourth round lost to Alexandr Dolgopolov


Women's Singles

Quarterfinals lost to Caroline Wozniacki

First round lost to Barbora Záhlavová-Strýcová

Second round lost to Anastasija Sevastova

Fourth round lost to Francesca Schiavone


Career summary

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

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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series

Year
Starts
Wins
Top 5
Top 10
Poles
Avg. Start
Avg. Finish
Winnings
Position
Team(s)

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Episode #
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
Prod. code

"Crush"
Chris Bailey
Mark McCorkle & Bob Schooley
June7,2002

"Sink or Swim"
Chris Bailey
Julie DuFine & Amanda Rudolph Schwartz
June7,2002

"The New Ron"
Chris Bailey
Mark Palmer
June7,2002

"Tick-Tick-Tick"
Chris Bailey
Mark McCorkle & Bob Schooley
June14,2002

"Downhill"
Chris Bailey
Brian Swenlin
June21,2002

"Bueno Nacho"
Chris Bailey
Julie DuFine & Amanda Rudolph Schwartz
June28,2002

"Number One"
Chris Bailey
Mark Palmer
July12,2002

"Mind Games"
Chris Bailey
Marsha F. Griffin
July19,2002

"Attack of the Killer Bebes"
Chris Bailey
Madellaine Paxson
August2,2002

"Royal Pain"
Chris Bailey
Madellaine Paxson
August16,2002

"Coach Possible"
Chris Bailey
Laura McCreary
August23,2002

"Pain King vs. Cleopatra"
Chris Bailey
Patricia Carr & Lara Olsen
September6,2002

"Monkey Fist Strikes"
Chris Bailey
Gary Sperling
September13,2002

"October 31st"
Chris Bailey
Mark Palmer
October11,2002

"All the News"
Chris Bailey
Laura McCreary
November1,2002

"Kimitation Nation"
Chris Bailey
Kayte Kuch & Sheryl Scarborough
November15,2002

"The Twin Factor"
Chris Bailey
Mark Palmer
December27,2002

"Animal Attraction"
Chris Bailey
Robin Riordan & Gary Sperling
January10,2003

"Monkey Ninjas in Space"
Chris Bailey
Megeen McLaughlin
March7,2003

"Ron the Man"
Chris Bailey
Mark McCorkle & Bob Schooley
April25,2003


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Season Episode #
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
Prod. code


Wins (9)

Year
Championship
54 holes
Winning score
Margin
Runner(s)-up

U.S. Open
2 shot lead
–8 (67-72-68-69=276)
2 strokes
Jimmy Demaret

U.S. Open (2)
2 shot deficit
+7 (72-69-72-74=287)
Playoff 1
George Fazio , Lloyd Mangrum

Masters Tournament
1 shot deficit
–8 (70-72-70-68=280)
2 strokes
Skee Riegel

U.S. Open (3)
2 shot deficit
+7 (76-73-71-67=287)
2 strokes
Clayton Heafner

Masters Tournament (2)
4 shot lead
–14 (70-69-66-69=274)
5 strokes
Ed Oliver


Character appearances

Character
Played by
Season 1
Season 2
Season 3
Season 4
First Appearance


Charleston Southern vs FBS Schools

Year
FBS Opponent
Result
Opponents Conference
Opponents Head Coach
Charleston Southerns Head Coach

Georgia Bulldogs
TBD
SEC
Mark Richt as of 2011
Jay Mills as of 2011

Illinois Fighting Illini
TBD
Big Ten
Tim Beckman as of 2012
Jay Mills as of 2011

UCF Knights
L, 62-0
C-USA
George O'Leary
Jay Mills

Florida State Seminoles
L, 62-10
ACC
Jimbo Fisher
Jay Mills

Kentucky Wildcats
L, 49-21
SEC
Joker Phillips
Jay Mills

Hawaii Warriors
L, 66-7
WAC
Greg McMackin
Jay Mills

South Florida Bulls
L, 59-0
Big East
Jim Leavitt
Jay Mills

Florida Gators
L, 62-3
SEC
Urban Meyer
Jay Mills

Miami Redhawks
L, 38-27
MAC
Don Treadwell
Jay Mills

Miami Hurricanes
L, 52-7
ACC
Randy Shannon
Jay Mills

Hawaii Warriors
L, 66-10
WAC
June Jones
Jay Mills

South Florida Bulls
L, 55-7
Big East
Jim Leavitt
Jay Mills

South Florida Bulls
L, 56-6
Big East
Jim Leavitt
David Dowd


Modern English day name
Old English day name
English day name meaning
Glossed from Latin day name
Latin day name meaning

Tuesday
Tiwesdæg
" Tiw 's day"
Dies Martis
"Day of Mars "

Wednesday
Wōdnesdæg
" Woden 's day"
Dies Mercurii
"Day of Mercury "

Thursday
Þūnresdæg
" Thunor 's day"
Dies Iovis
"Day of Jupiter "

Friday
Frigedæg
" *Frija 's day"
Dies Veneris
"Day of Venus "

Saturday
Sæturnesdæg
" Saturn 's day"
Dies Saturni
"Day of Saturn "


Current members

Institution Location Nickname Founded Enrollment Joined

Bethany College
Bethany, West Virginia
Bison

Chatham University †
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Cougars

Geneva College
Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania
Golden Tornadoes

Grove City College
Grove City, Pennsylvania
Wolverines

Saint Vincent College
Latrobe, Pennsylvania
Bearcats

Thiel College
Greenville, Pennsylvania
Tomcats

Thomas More College
Crestview Hills, Kentucky
Saints

Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, Pennsylvania
Presidents

Waynesburg University
Waynesburg, Pennsylvania
Yellow Jackets


Former members

Institution
Location
Nickname
Founded
Enrollment
Joined
Left
Current Conference

Allegheny College
Meadville, Pennsylvania
Gators
2,100
NCAC

Alfred University
Alfred, New York
Saxons
2,300
Empire 8

Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Tartans
6,170
UAA

Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland, Ohio
Rough Riders
n/a 1

Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland, Ohio
Spartans
4,227
UAA

Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Eagles
22,974
MAC (NCAA Division I)

Hiram College
Hiram, Ohio
Terriers
1,271
NCAC

John Carroll University
University Heights, Ohio
Blue Streaks
3,726
OAC

Wayne State University
Detroit, Michigan
Warriors
32,564
GLIAC (NCAA Division II)


Current members

Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Institution
Nickname
Location (Population)
Founded
Type
Undergraduate Enrollment
Joined

University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire
Blugolds
Eau Claire, Wisconsin (65,883)
Public
1917-18

University of Wisconsin–La Crosse
Eagles
La Crosse, Wisconsin (52,485)
Public
1913-14

University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh
Titans
Oshkosh, Wisconsin (66,083)
Public
1913-14

University of Wisconsin–Platteville
Pioneers
Platteville, Wisconsin (11,224)
Public
1913-14

University of Wisconsin–River Falls
Falcons
River Falls, Wisconsin (15,000)
Public
1913-14

University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point
Pointers
Stevens Point, Wisconsin (26,717)
Public
1913-14

University of Wisconsin–Stout
Blue Devils
Menomonie, Wisconsin (16,264)
Public
1914-15

University of Wisconsin–Superior
Yellowjackets
Superior, Wisconsin (26,960)
Public
1913-14


Current members

Primary Conference when joining the CSFL

Bacone College
Muskogee, Oklahoma
Private
2002-03
Warriors
Red River (RRAC)

Langston University
Langston, Oklahoma
Public, HBCU
2000-01 2007-08 1
Lions
Red River (RRAC)

Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Private
2013-14
Bison
Sooner (SAC)

Oklahoma Panhandle State University *
Goodwell, Oklahoma
Public
2007-08
Aggies
Heartland (NCAA Division II)

Southwestern Assemblies of God University

Texas College
Tyler, Texas
Private, HBCU
2004-05
Steers
Red River (RRAC)


Performances/results

Week #
Theme
Song choice
Original artist
Order #
Result

Audition
Auditioner's Choice
" Hey Jude "
The Beatles
Advanced

Hollywood
First Solo
" Terrified "
Katharine McPhee
Advanced

Hollywood
Group Performance
" No One "
Alicia Keys
Advanced

Hollywood
Second Solo
" Angel "
Sarah McLachlan
Advanced

Top 24 (12 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" The Way I Am "
Ingrid Michaelson
9
Safe

Top 20 (10 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Lean on Me "
Bill Withers
5
Safe

Top 16 (8 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Rhiannon "
Fleetwood Mac
5
Safe

Top 12
The Rolling Stones
" Play with Fire "
The Rolling Stones
2
Safe

Top 11
Billboard #1 Hits
" You're No Good "
Betty Everett
10
Safe


Performances

Episode
Theme
Song choice
Original recording artist
Order #
Result

Audition
Auditioner's Choice
" Piece of My Heart "
Erma Franklin
Advanced

" (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman "

Hollywood Week
Group Round
" Get Ready "
The Temptations
Advanced

Hollywood Week
Second Solo
" If It Makes You Happy "
Sheryl Crow
Advanced

Top 24 (12 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Hand in My Pocket "
Alanis Morissette
11
Safe

Top 20 (10 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Long as I Can See the Light "
Creedence Clearwater Revival
1
Safe

Top 16 (8 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Give Me One Reason "
Tracy Chapman
7
Safe

Top 12
The Rolling Stones
" You Can't Always Get What You Want "
The Rolling Stones
12
Safe

Top 11
Billboard Number 1 Hits
" Me and Bobby McGee "
Roger Miller
5
Safe

Top 10
R&B / Soul
" Midnight Train to Georgia "
Cissy Houston
9
Safe

Top 9
Lennon–McCartney
" Come Together "
The Beatles
5
Safe

Top 9
Elvis Presley
"Saved"
LaVern Baker
1
Safe

Top 7
Inspirational
" People Get Ready "
The Impressions
7
Safe

Top 6
Shania Twain
" No One Needs to Know "
Shania Twain
4
Safe

Top 5
Frank Sinatra
" Summer Wind "
Wayne Newton
3
Safe

Duet " Falling Slowly " — Once with Lee DeWyze

Top 4
Songs of the Cinema
Solo "I'm Alright" — Caddyshack
Kenny Loggins
5
Safe

Top 3
Contestant's Choice
" Come to My Window "
Melissa Etheridge
2
Safe

Top 3
Judges' Choice
" Maybe I'm Amazed "
Paul McCartney
5
Safe

Top 2
Contestant's Choice
" Me and Bobby McGee "
Roger Miller
2
Runner-up

Top 2
Simon Fuller 's Choice
" Black Velvet "
Alannah Myles
4
Runner-up


Performances/results

Audition
Auditioner's Choice
" Over the Rainbow "
Judy Garland
Advanced

Hollywood
First Solo
" First Day of My Life "
Bright Eyes
Advanced

Hollywood
Group Performance
" Get Ready "
The Temptations
Advanced

Hollywood
Second Solo
" What a Wonderful World "
Louis Armstrong
Advanced

Top 24 (12 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Landslide "
Fleetwood Mac
7
Safe

Top 20 (10 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Kiss Me "
Sixpence None the Richer
3
Safe

Top 16 (8 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" The Story "
Brandi Carlile
3
Safe


Performances

Audition
Auditioner's Choice
" At Last "
Glenn Miller and his Orchestra
Advanced

Hollywood
First Solo Performance
" For Once in My Life "
Stevie Wonder
Advanced

Hollywood
Group Performance
" No One "
Alicia Keys
Advanced

Hollywood
Second Solo
" Chasing Pavements "
Adele
Advanced

Top 24 (12 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Feeling Good "
Cy Grant
12
Safe

Top 20 (10 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Put Your Records On "
Corinne Bailey Rae
4
Safe

Top 16 (8 Women)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Breakaway "
Kelly Clarkson
1
Safe

Top 12
The Rolling Stones
" Wild Horses "
The Rolling Stones
6
Safe

Top 11
Billboard #1 Hits
" Big Girls Don't Cry "
Fergie
8
Bottom 3

Top 10
R&B / Soul
" Chain of Fools "
Aretha Franklin
7
Bottom 3

Top 9
Lennon–McCartney
" Let It Be "
The Beatles
2
Safe


Performances

Audition
Auditioner's Choice
"Bulletproof Weeks"
Matt Nathanson
Advanced

Hollywood
First Solo
" Come Back to Me "
David Cook
Advanced

Hollywood
Group Round
" Get Ready "
The Temptations
Advanced

Hollywood
Second Solo
" Viva la Vida "
Coldplay
Eliminated

Top 24 (12 Men)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Apologize "
OneRepublic
4
Safe

Top 20 (10 Men)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Come On Get Higher "
Matt Nathanson
9
Safe

Top 16 (8 Men)
Billboard Hot 100 Hits
" Hallelujah "
Leonard Cohen
3
Safe

Top 12
The Rolling Stones
" Under My Thumb "
The Rolling Stones
7
Bottom 3

Top 11
Billboard #1 Hits
" Crazy Little Thing Called Love "
Queen
3
Bottom 3

Top 10
R&B / Soul
" Sweet Love "
Anita Baker
5
Bottom 3

Top 9
Lennon–McCartney
" All My Loving "
The Beatles
6
Safe

Top 9
Elvis Presley
" Can't Help Falling in Love "
Elvis Presley
3
Safe


Past members

Institution
Nickname
Location
Founded
Type
Enrollment
Current Conference

Black Hills State University
Yellow Jackets
Spearfish, South Dakota
Public
4,739
RMAC (NCAA Division II)

Dakota State University
Trojans
Madison, South Dakota
Public
2,282
NAIA Independent

Dickinson State University
Blue Hawks
Dickinson, North Dakota
Public
2,572
Frontier Conference

Jamestown College
Jimmies
Jamestown, North Dakota
Private
900
NAIA Independent

Mayville State University
Comets
Mayville, North Dakota
Public
780
NAIA Independent

Minot State University
Beavers
Minot, North Dakota
Public
3,851
NSIC (NCAA Division II)

Si Tanka University at Huron
Screaming Eagles
Huron, South Dakota
Private
school closed in 2005

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

University of Mary
Marauders
Bismarck, North Dakota
Private
2,758
NSIC (NCAA Division II)


Current members

Institution Location Founded Type Enrollment Joined Nickname

Briar Cliff University
Sioux City, Iowa
Private
Chargers

Concordia University, Nebraska
Seward, Nebraska
Private
Bulldogs

Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell, South Dakota
Private
Tigers

Doane College
Crete, Nebraska
Private
Tigers

Dordt College
Sioux Center, Iowa
Private
Defenders

Hastings College
Hastings, Nebraska
Private
Broncos

Midland University
Fremont, Nebraska
Private
Warriors

Morningside College
Sioux City, Iowa
Private
Mustangs

Mount Marty College 1
Yankton, South Dakota
Private
Lancers

Nebraska Wesleyan University 2
Lincoln, Nebraska
Private
Prairie Wolves


Current members

Institution Location Founded Type Enrollment Nickname Joined

Bethany College
Lindsborg, Kansas
Private
Swedes
1902

Bethel College
North Newton, Kansas
Private
Threshers
1902 1

Friends University
Wichita, Kansas
Private
Falcons
1902 2

Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina, Kansas
Private
Coyotes
1902

McPherson College
McPherson, Kansas
Private
Bulldogs
1902

Ottawa University
Ottawa, Kansas
Private
Braves
1902 3

University of Saint Mary
Leavenworth, Kansas
Private
Spires
1999

Southwestern College
Winfield, Kansas
Private
Moundbuilders
1902 4

Sterling College
Sterling, Kansas
Private
Warriors
1902 5


Full members

Institution
Location (Population)
Founded
Type
Enrollment
Nickname (Colors)
Football?

Private / Baptist General Association of Virginia

Campbellsville University
Campbellsville, Kentucky (9,108)
Private / SBC
Tigers (Maroon)
Yes

Cumberland University
Lebanon, Tennessee (20,235)
Private / No Affiliation
Bulldogs (Maroon & White)
Yes

University of the Cumberlands
Williamsburg, Kentucky (5,245)
Private / SBC
Patriots (Red, Navy, Light Gray)
Yes

Georgetown College
Georgetown, Kentucky (29,098)
Private / SBC
Tigers (Orange & Black)
Yes

Lindsey Wilson College
Columbia, Kentucky (4,452)
Private / Methodist
Blue Raiders (Blue & White)
Yes

University of Pikeville
Pikeville, Kentucky (6,903)
Private / Presbyterian
Bears (Orange)
Yes

University of Rio Grande
Rio Grande, Ohio (915)
Private / No affiliation
RedStorm (Red & Black)
No

Shawnee State University
Portsmouth, Ohio (20,909)
Public
Bears (Royal Blue & Gray)
No

St. Catharine College
St. Catharine, Kentucky (1,000)
Private / Catholic
Patriots (Purple & Gold)
No


Current members

Primary Conference when joining the MSFA

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Concordia University (Michigan)
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Private
Cardinals
WHAC
WHAC

Marian University
Indianapolis, Indiana
Private
Knights
Crossroads
Crossroads

University of Saint Francis (IN)
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Private
Cougars
Crossroads
Crossroads

Saint Xavier University
Chicago, Illinois
Private
Cougars
CCAC
CCAC

Siena Heights University
Adrian, Michigan
Private
Saints
WHAC
WHAC

Taylor University
Upland, Indiana
Private
Trojans
Crossroads
Crossroads

Grand View University
Des Moines, Iowa
Private
Vikings
MCC
MCC

Olivet Nazarene University
Bourbonnais, Illinois
Private
Tigers
CCAC
CCAC

St. Ambrose University
Davenport, Iowa
Private
Fighting Bees
MCC
MCC

University of St. Francis (IL)
Joliet, Illinois
Private
Fighting Saints
CCAC
CCAC

Trinity International University
Deerfield, Illinois
Private
Trojans
CCAC
CCAC

Waldorf College
Forest City, Iowa
Private
Warriors
MCC
MCAC

William Penn University
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Private
Statesmen
MCC
MCC


Former members

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University of Findlay
Findlay, Ohio
Private
1994-95
1997-98
Oilers
American Mideast
GLIAC (NCAA Division II)

Geneva College
Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania
Private
1994-95
2006-07
Golden Tornadoes
American Mideast
Presidents' (PAC) (NCAA Division III)

Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant, Iowa
Private
1996-97
2011-12
Tigers
MCC
NCAA D-III Independent

Lindenwood University
St. Charles, Missouri
Private
1994-95
1995-96
Lions
American Midwest
MIAA (NCAA Division II)

Malone University
Canton, Ohio
Private
1994-95
2010-11
Pioneers
American Mideast
GLIAC (NCAA Division II)

McKendree University
Lebanon, Illinois
Private
1998-99
2010-11
Bearcats
American Midwest
GLVC (NCAA Division II)

Ohio Dominican University
Columbus, Ohio
Private
2004-05
2008-09
Panthers
American Mideast
GLIAC (NCAA Division II)

Quincy University
Quincy, Illinois
Private
2003-04
2011-12
Hawks
GLVC (NCAA Division II)
GLVC (NCAA Division II)

Tiffin University
Tiffin, Ohio
Private
1994-95
2001-02
Dragons
American Mideast
GLIAC (NCAA Division II)

Trine University
Angola, Indiana
Private
1996-97
2002-03
Thunder
WHAC
MIAA (NCAA Division III)

Urbana University
Urbana, Ohio
Private
1994-95
2007-08
Blue Knights
American Mideast
G-MAC (NCAA Division II)

Walsh University
North Canton, Ohio
Private
1996-97
2010-11
Cavaliers
American Mideast
GLIAC (NCAA Division II)


Classification Leadership

Stage
Winner
General classification
Points Classification
Mountains Classification
Sprints Classification
Team Classification

Alejandro Valverde Óscar Freire
Alejandro Valverde Óscar Freire
Alejandro Valverde Óscar Freire
Gonzalo Rabuñal
Christian Meier
Team RadioShack

Francesco Gavazzi
Óscar Freire
Óscar Freire
Gonzalo Rabuñal
Christian Meier
Team RadioShack

Samuel Sánchez
Alejandro Valverde Chris Horner
Alejandro Valverde Samuel Sánchez
Amets Txurruka
Christian Meier
Team RadioShack

Joaquin Rodriguez
Alejandro Valverde Chris Horner
Alejandro Valverde Samuel Sánchez
Amets Txurruka
Christian Meier
Team RadioShack

Chris Horner
Chris Horner
Alejandro Valverde Samuel Sánchez
Gonzalo Rabuñal
Christian Meier
Team HTC-Columbia


Grands Prix

Rd.
Grand Prix
Pole position
Fastest lap
Winning driver
Winning constructor
Report

Australian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton
Jenson Button
Jenson Button
McLaren - Mercedes
Report

Malaysian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton
Kimi Räikkönen
Fernando Alonso
Ferrari
Report

Chinese Grand Prix
Nico Rosberg
Kamui Kobayashi
Nico Rosberg
Mercedes
Report

Bahrain Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel
Sebastian Vettel
Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull - Renault
Report

Spanish Grand Prix
Pastor Maldonado
Romain Grosjean
Pastor Maldonado
Williams - Renault
Report

Monaco Grand Prix
Mark Webber
Sergio Pérez
Mark Webber
Red Bull - Renault
Report

Canadian Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel
Sebastian Vettel
Lewis Hamilton
McLaren - Mercedes
Report

European Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel
Nico Rosberg
Fernando Alonso
Ferrari
Report

British Grand Prix
Fernando Alonso
Kimi Räikkönen
Mark Webber
Red Bull - Renault
Report

German Grand Prix
Fernando Alonso
Michael Schumacher
Fernando Alonso
Ferrari
Report

Hungarian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton
Sebastian Vettel
Lewis Hamilton
McLaren - Mercedes
Report

Belgian Grand Prix
Jenson Button
Bruno Senna
Jenson Button
McLaren - Mercedes
Report

Italian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton
Nico Rosberg
Lewis Hamilton
McLaren - Mercedes
Report

Singapore Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton
Nico Hülkenberg
Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull - Renault
Report

Japanese Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel
Sebastian Vettel
Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull - Renault
Report

Korean Grand Prix
Mark Webber
Mark Webber
Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull - Renault
Report

Indian Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel
Jenson Button
Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull - Renault
Report

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton
Sebastian Vettel
Kimi Räikkönen
Lotus - Renault
Report

United States Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel
Sebastian Vettel
Lewis Hamilton
McLaren - Mercedes
Report


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


Series #
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
Production code

"See no Evil, Hear no Evil, Speak no Evil"


Candidate
Background
Original team
Age
Hometown
Result

Thomas Ben
Divisional Manager
Number 8
Auckland
Hired by Serepisos

David Wyatt
Self-employed - media agency
Number 8
Auckland
Fired in the Season Finale

Catherine Livingstone
Self-employed - concierge service
Athena
Auckland
Fired in week 12

Self-employed - practices in alternative medicine

Linda Slade
University Student
Athena
Christchurch
Fired in week 10

Nicky Clarke
PR specialist
Athena
Auckland
Fired in week 9

Daniel Phillips
Advertising Account Manager
Number 8
Auckland
Fired in week 8

Meena Chhagan
Accountant
Athena
Wellington
Fired in week 7

Richard Henry
Getfrank Founder
Number 8
Auckland
Fired in week 7

Paul Natac
Infringement Relationship Manager
Number 8
Auckland
Fired in week 6

Chris Whiteside
Accountant
Number 8
Christchurch
Fired in week 4

Kirsty Parkhill
Business Development Manager
Athena
Wellington
Fired in week 3


Episode #
Prod #
Title
Directed by
Written by
Originalairdate

"Episode in Bathurst"
Peter Maxwell
Gene Roddenberry
10 September 1960

"Convict Town"
Peter Maxwell
Dwight Newton
17 September 1960

"Rider on the Hill"
John Meredyth Lucas
Harry Julian Fink
24 September 1960

"Barbed Wire"
Peter Maxwell
Harry Julian Fink
30 September 1960

"Sarong"
John Meredyth Lucas
Gene Roddenberry
8 October 1960

"Dutchman's Reef"
Peter Maxwell
Gene Roddenberry
15 October 1960

"The Other Side of Swan"
Peter Maxwell
Michael Plant
22 October 1960

"The Actress"
Peter Maxwell
Gene Roddenberry
29 October 1960

"Love Story in Gold"
John Meredyth Lucas
James Clavell
5 November 1960

"The Bone that Whispered"
John Meredyth Lucas
Michael Plant
3 December 1960

"The Secret of Screaming Hills"
Peter Maxwell
Michael Plant
10 December 1960

"Act of Courage"
Ben Fox
Gerry Day
17 December 1960

"The Twisted Road"
Peter Maxwell
Michael Plant
7 January 1961

"Divide and Conquer"
Peter Maxwell
David Evans
14 January 1961

"The Remittance Man"
John Meredyth Lucas
Wells Root and Ron Bishop
21 January 1961

"Day of the Hunter"
Peter Maxwell
Michael Plant
28 January 1961

"The Solid Gold Brigade"
Maury Geraghty
Michael Plant
4 February 1961

"Stage for Two"
Peter Maxwell
Terry Maples
11 February 1961

"Canoomba Incident"
Peter Maxwell
Richard Grey and Ralph Peterson
18 February 1961

"The Rushing Sands"
Peter Maxwell
Michael Plant
25 February 1961

"The Adelaide Arabs"
Peter Maxwell
Ralph Peterson
4 March 1961

"The Hunters"
John Meredyth Lucas
Morris L West
11 March 1961

"The Legacy"
John Meredyth Lucas
Bill Templeton
18 March 1961

"Fire Rock"
John Meredyth Lucas
Michael Plant
25 March 1961

"Stage Freight"
Peter Maxwell
Ralph Peterson
8 April 1961

"The Wreckers"
John Meredyth Lucas
Daphne Field
15 April 1961

"Portrait in Gunpowder"
John Meredyth Lucas
Michael Plant
22 April 1961

"Ribbons and Wheels"
Peter Maxwell
Ralph Peterson
29 April 1961

"Flood Tide"
Ben Fox
Michael Plant
6 May 1961

"Storm River"
John Meredyth Lucas
Michael Plant
13 May 1961

"Dilemma in Wool"
Peter Maxwell
Ralph Peterson
20 May 1961

"Magic Wire"
Peter Maxwell
Ralph Peterson
27 May 1961

"The Haunted Valley"
John Meredyth Lucas
Gerry Day
3 June 1961


NASCAR Nationwide Series

Year
Starts
Wins
Top 5
Top 10
Poles
Avg. Start
Avg. Finish
Winnings
Position
Team(s)

#32 DAJ Racing #55 Bobby Jones Racing #2 RC Racing


Race calendar and results

2011 Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters season

Round
Circuit
Date
Pole Position
Fastest Lap
Winning Driver
Winning Team

1
Hockenheimring
1 May
Bruno Spengler
Bruno Spengler
Bruno Spengler
HWA Team

2
Circuit Park Zandvoort
15 May
Bruno Spengler
Mike Rockenfeller
Mike Rockenfeller
Abt Sportsline

3
Red Bull Ring , Spielberg
5 June
Martin Tomczyk
Bruno Spengler
Martin Tomczyk
Team Phoenix

4
EuroSpeedway Lausitz
19 June
Bruno Spengler
Timo Scheider
Martin Tomczyk
Team Phoenix

5
Norisring , Nuremberg
3 July
Bruno Spengler
Jamie Green
Bruno Spengler
HWA Team

NC
Showevent Olympiastadion München
16 July
Inter-marque races
Inter-marque races
Edoardo Mortara
Team Rosberg

NC
Showevent Olympiastadion München
17 July
Knockout races
Knockout races
Bruno Spengler
HWA Team

6
Nürburgring
7 August
Mattias Ekström
David Coulthard
Mattias Ekström
Abt Sportsline

7
Brands Hatch , Kent
4 September
Mike Rockenfeller
Martin Tomczyk
Martin Tomczyk
Team Phoenix

8
Motorsport Arena Oschersleben
18 September
Miguel Molina
Mattias Ekström
Mattias Ekström
Abt Sportsline

9
Circuit Ricardo Tormo , Valencia
2 October
Mattias Ekström
Timo Scheider
Mattias Ekström
Abt Sportsline


Results

Finished
Performance Order
Percentage of votes
Artist
Act
Semi Finals Result


Top 36 Results Summary

Name / Name of Act
Age(s)
Genre
Act
Hometown
Semifinal (Week)
Position Reached

Jovit Baldivino
16
Singing
Singer
Batangas
Winner

Velasco Brothers
Various
Dancing
Breakdancing Crew
Manila
Second Place

Baguio Metamorphosis
Various
Dancing
Hiphop and Belly Dancing group
Baguio City
Third Place

Ingrid Payaket
21
Singing
Singer
Baguio City
Grand-Finalist

Ezra Band
Various
Music
Acoustic Band
Davao del Sur
Grand Finalist

Ruther Urquia
31
Ventriloquism
Ventriloquist
Las Piñas City
Grand Finalist

Alakim (Allan de Paz)
29
Magic
Magician
Quezon City
Grand Finalist

Keith Clark Delleva
14
Music
Electric Guitar Player
Pasay City
Grand Finalist

Sherwin Baguion
20
Singing
Singer
Lanao del Norte
Grand Finalist

Luntayao Family
Various
Singing
Singing group
Negros Occidental
Grand Finalist

Maria Jeline Oliva
13
Music
Violinist
Naga City
Grand Finalist

Markki Stroem
20
Singing
Singer
Quezon City
Grand Finalist

Imusicapella Chamber Choir
Various
Music
Showchoir
Cavite
Semi-finalist

Carl Malone Montecido
11
Singing
Singer
Bacolod City
Semi-finalist

Hello World
Various
Dancing
Dance crew
Davao City
Semi-finalist

Josephine Aton
32
Singing
Singer
Cebu City
Semi-finalist

Powerpuff Corn
Various
Singing
Acoustic duo
Baguio City
Semi-finalist

Experience Kidz
Various
Dancing
Dance crew
General Santos City
Semi-finalist

Harold Jomar Gesulga
17
Music
Beatboxer
General Santos City
Semi-finalist

Jzan Vern Tero
12
Singing
Singer
Cebu City
Semi-finalist

Geraldine "Fame" Flores
19
Singing
Opera Singer
Parañaque City
Semi-finalist

Big Mouth aka "BM" (Joel Amper)
32
Singing / Comedy
Singer with animal sounds
Manila
Semi-finalist

Goldies & Goodies
48-69
Dancing
Dance group
Cebu City
Semi-finalist

Reiniel Tulabing
11
Singing
Singer
Cainta, Rizal
Semi-finalist

Rolando Ng III
7
Singing
Singer
Cagayan de Oro
Semi-finalist

Alexis Carpena
21
Dancing
Isolation Dancer
Laguna
Semi-finalist

Manolito "Manoling" Saldivar
51
Singing
Opera Singer
Dumaguete City
Semi-finalist

Reggie Ramirez
33
Singing
Double-character Singer
Davao City
Semi-finalist

Kapidamu Band
10-16
Music
Band
Quezon
Semi-finalist

Florante Inutan
41
Music
Human Saxophone
Davao City
Semi-finalist

Garrett Devan Bolden, Jr
18
Singing
Singer
Olongapo City
Semi-finalist

Mae Lozada & Anselmo Estillore
Various
Dancing
Ballroom Dancing duo
Cebu City
Semi-finalist

Rolando Permangil
35
Singing
Singer
Davao City
Semi-finalist

Baguio Siblings (Jhistine Glyde & Filemon Baguio)

Snap Boyz
Various
Dancing
Dance crew
Cebu
Semi-finalist


Film festivals

Film Festival
Date of ceremony
Category
Participants/Recipients
Result

34th Japan Academy Prize
18 February 2011
Best Film
Otōto
Nominated

34th Japan Academy Prize
18 February 2011
Best Director
Yoji Yamada
Nominated

34th Japan Academy Prize
18 February 2011
Best Male Actor
Tsurube Shofukutei
Nominated

34th Japan Academy Prize
18 February 2011
Best Female Actor
Sayuri Yoshinaga
Nominated

34th Japan Academy Prize
18 February 2011
Best Female Accompanying Actor
Yū Aoi
Nominated

34th Japan Academy Prize
18 February 2011
Best Music
Isao Tomita
Nominated

34th Japan Academy Prize
18 February 2011
Best Cinematography
Masashi Chikamori
Nominated

34th Japan Academy Prize
18 February 2011
Best Lighting
Takakazu Watanabe
Nominated

34th Japan Academy Prize
18 February 2011
Best Sound Effects
Kazumi Kishida
Nominated


Indicators

Community of Latin American and Caribbean States

Income inequality 1992-2010 (latest available)

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List of rural communities in New Brunswick

Name
Population (2011)
Population (2006)
Change (%)
Area (km²)
Population density


Athlete
Event
Round of 32
Round of 16
Quarterfinals
Semifinals

Abdulrahim Abdulhameed ( BRN ) L PTS 2-8

Surendra Bhandari
Bantamweight (-63kg)
Darkhan Kassymkulov ( KAZ ) L PTS 7-8
Did not advance
Did not advance
Did not advance

Naranchimegiin Erdenebaatar ( MGL ) L PTS 7-19

Jasvant
Lightweight (-74kg)
Sawatvilay Phimmasone ( LAO ) W PTS 9-7
Yulius Fernando ( INA ) L PTS 5-6
Did not advance
Did not advance

Anand Pandia Rajan
Welterweight (-80kg)
BYE
Eisa Al-Shammeri ( KUW ) W DSQ
Nabil Talal ( JOR ) L PTS 3-3
Did not advance


Later thalers with event location and year, showing denomination, metal, number struck and Standard Catalog of World Coins reference number

20th- and 21st-century Swiss Confederation issues

Location
Date
Denomination
Coinage metal
Mintage
KM number

Neuhausen am Rheinfall
00050 50 francs
Silver
S50

Neuhausen am Rheinfall
00500 500 francs
Gold
S51


Results

United States House of Representatives elections in Georgia, 2000

District Incumbent Party Elected Status Result

Jack Kingston (R) 69% Joyce Marie Griggs (D) 31%

Sanford Bishop (D) 53% Dylan Glenn (R) 47%

Georgia's 3rd
Mac Collins
Republican
Re-elected
Mac Collins (R) 63% Gail Notti (D) 37%

Cynthia McKinney (D) 60% Sunny Warren (R) 40%

Georgia's 5th
John Lewis
Democratic
Re-elected
John Lewis (D) 77% Hank Schwab (R) 23%

Johnny Isakson (R) 75% Brett Dehart (D) 25%

Georgia's 7th
Bob Barr
Republican
Re-elected
Bob Barr (R) 54% Roger Kahn (D) 46%

Saxby Chambliss (R) 59% Jim Marshall (D) 41%

Nathan Deal (R) 75% James Harrington (D) 25%

Charlie Norwood (R) 63% Marion Freeman (D) 37%


Engine Family
Cylinder Layout
Displacement(s)
Injection type
Years produced

MaxxForce 7 3rd Generation Ford PowerStroke

2007-current (International) 2008-2010 (Ford)


Race calendar and results

2010 Red Bull Air Race World Championship

Round
Location
Country
Date
Fastest Qualifying
Winning Pilot
Winning Aircraft

Mina' Zayid , Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates
March 26–27
Hannes Arch
Paul Bonhomme
Edge 540

Swan River , Perth
Australia
April 17–18
Paul Bonhomme
Hannes Arch
Edge 540

Flamengo Beach , Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
May 8–9
Hannes Arch
Hannes Arch
Edge 540

Windsor , Ontario
Canada
June 5–6
Nigel Lamb
Hannes Arch
Edge 540

New York City
United States
June 19–20
Hannes Arch
Paul Bonhomme
Edge 540

EuroSpeedway Lausitz
Germany
August 7–8
Paul Bonhomme
Hannes Arch
Edge 540

River Danube , Budapest
Hungary
Cancelled
Cancelled
Cancelled
Cancelled


Individual-triple doubles

Cleveland State Vikings women's basketball

# Player Points Rebounds Assists Opponent Date


Elections to Congress of Deputies

Election number
Election date
District
Province
Took office
Left office


Boys

did not play
unknown
unknown
Moises Galvez
Bernardo Samper

did not play
Adil Maqbool
unknown
Jhie Gough
Moises Galvez

did not play
Antonio Glez
Arturo Salazar Martinez
Mauricio Sanchez
Moises Galvez

did not play
Kelly Shannon
Arturo Salazar Martinez
Jahanzeb Khan
Julian Illingworth

did not play
Brian Hong
David Letourneau
Andrew Budd
Miguel Rodriguez

unknown
Nicholas Sachvie
Kelly Shannon
Colin West
Miguel Rodriguez

unknown
David Wardle
Arjun Gupta
Antonio Glez
Chris Sachvie

unknown
Sam Conant
Nicholas Sachvie
Todd Harrity
Arturo Salazar Martinez

Max Martin
Dylan Murray
David Wardle
Alfredo Avila
Mohammed Ali Anwar Reda

David Yacobucci
Juan C Gomez
Ahmed Latif
Miled Zarazua
Todd Harrity

Ryan Murray
Guillermo Cortes
Seif El Einen Jr
Ahmed Abdelhalim
Miled Zarazua

Aly Abou El Einen
Mohamed El Shamy
Diego Elias
Fady Sarwat
Nicolas Sachvie

Ayush Menon
Salim Khan
Mahmoud Yousry
Seif El Heinen
Ahmed Abdel Khalek


Girls

unknown
unknown
unknown
Jacqui Inward
Leong Siu Lynn

Was not played
Emery Maine
Lily Lorentzen
Lauren McCrery
Michelle Quibell

Was not played
Emily Park
Alisha Turner
Jennifer Blumberg
Ruchika Kumar

Was not played
Emily Park
Rebecca Dudley
Britt Hebden
Emma Beddoes

Was not played
Laura Gemmell
Emily Park
Neha Kumar
Lily Lorentzen

Was not played
Olivia Blatchford
Emily Park
Kristen Lange
Jenna Gates

Was not played
Skyler Bouchard
Laura Gemmell
Emily Park
Neha Kumar

Was not played
Amy Smedira
Vidya Rajan
Laura Gemmel
Kristen Lange

Reeham Sedky
Claudia Regio
Amanda Sobhy
Salma Nassar
Laura Gemmell

Helen Teegan
Reeham Sedky
Maria Elena Ubina
Amanda Sobhy
Laura Gemmell

Elena Wagenmans
Reeham Sedky
Olivia Fiechter
Maria Elena Ubina
Olivia Blatchford

Elena Wagenmans
Helen Teegan
Reeham Sedky
Olivia Fiechter
Amanda Sobhy

Jamila Abul Enin
Malak Fayed
Reeham Sedky
Sue Ann Yong
Maria Elena Ubina


Results

Change in % of countrys population since 1993


Rank
Couple
Judges
Public
Total
Vote percentage
Result


Average score chart

Rank by average
Place
Couple
Total points
Number of dances
Average


Television broadcasters

Channel
Channel name
Callsign
Signal power
Broadcast area

NHK General TV / NHK G (GTV)
JOAK-DTV
10kW
Greater Tokyo

NHK Educational TV / NHK E (ETV)
JOAB-DTV
10kW
All Kantō

Nippon Television / Nittele (NTV)
JOAX-DTV
10kW
All Kantō

TV Asahi / Tele-Asa (EX)
JOEX-DTV
10kW
All Kantō

TV Tokyo / Teleto (TX)
JOTX-DTV
10kW
All Kantō

Fuji Television (CX)
JOCX-DTV
10kW
All Kantō


Year (Ceremony)
Film title
Main Language(s)
Director
Result

Aleksandr Mitta Category:Articles with hCards

Ceri Sherlock Category:Articles with hCards

Emlyn Williams Category:Articles with hCards

2002 (75th)
Eldra
Welsh , English
Tim Lyn Category:Articles with hCards
Not Nominated

Havana Marking Category:Articles with hCards

Marc Evans Category:Articles with hCards


Name / designation
Year of introduction
Country of origin
Primary cartridge
primary user

Armalite AR-10
1957
United States
7.62x51mm NATO
Portugal, Sudan

Armalite AR-16
1950s
United States
7.62x51mm NATO
Never in active service

Beretta BM59
1959
Italy
7.62x51mm NATO
Argentina, Italy, Nigeria

Calzada Bayo CB-57
1957
Spain
7.62x51mm NATO
Spain

Charlton
1941
Australia New Zealand
.303 British
Australia, New Zealand

Chropi rifle
1975
Greece
7.62x51mm NATO
Never in active service

FA-MAS Type 62
1962
France
7.62x51mm NATO
Never in active service

FN FAL
1953
Belgium
7.62x51 NATO
Many NATO nations and others

FN SCAR-H
2000s
Belgium United States
7.62x51mm NATO
United States of America

Franchi LF-59
1959
Italy
7.62x51mm NATO
Never in active service

GRAM 63
1963
Sweden
7.62x51mm NATO
Never in active service

Heckler & Koch G3
1958
West Germany
7.62x51mm NATO
Germany , Mexico , many NATO and others

Albania , Mexico , France , Netherlands , others

Howa Type 64
1964
Japan
7.62x51mm NATO
Japan

Itajuba Model 954 Mosquetao
Late 40s?
Brazil
.30-06 Springfield
Brazil

KAL1 General Purpose Infantry Rifle
1973
Australia
7.62x51 NATO

M1 Garand
1936
United States
.30-06 Springfield
United States and many others

Madsen LAR
1962
Denmark
7.62x51mm NATO
Never in active service

MAS 49
1949
France
7.5x54mm French
France, Syria

Model 45A
1945
United States
.30-06 Springfield
Never in active service

Olin/Winchester FAL
1957
United States
5.56mm T65 Duplex
Never in active service

Reider
1941
South Africa
.303 British
Never in active service

Saiga 308
1990s
Russia
7.62x51mm NATO
Russia

SIG SG 510
1957
Switzerland
7.5x55mm GP11
Switzerland, Chile , Bolivia


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Weeks in top 10
Single
Artist
Peak
Peak reached [A ]
Weeks at peak

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" Going Back to My Roots " / " Rich in Paradise "

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Beats International featuring Lindy Layton

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" How Am I Supposed to Live Without You "

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" Infinity (1990s... Time for the Guru) "

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" Groove Is In The Heart " / " What Is Love "

KLF featuring The Children of the Revolution

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Week
Date
Kickoff
Opponent
Final score
Team record
Game site
Attendance

Saturday, April 15
7:00 p.m.
at Berlin Thunder
W 32–7
1–0
Jahn-Sportpark

Saturday, April 22
7:00 p.m.
Scottish Claymores
L 14–17
1–1
Waldstadion

Saturday, April 29
7:00 p.m.
at Rhein Fire
L 27–34
1–2
Rheinstadion

Saturday, May 6
7:00 p.m.
Amsterdam Admirals
L 17–20
1–3
Waldstadion

Saturday, May 13
7:00 p.m.
Barcelona Dragons
L 26–42
1–4
Waldstadion

Sunday, May 21
3:00 p.m.
at Scottish Claymores
W 31–30 OT
2–4
Murrayfield Stadium

Sunday, May 28
7:00 p.m.
at Amsterdam Admirals
L 7–41
2–5
Amsterdam ArenA

Sunday, June 4
7:00 p.m.
Rhein Fire
L 14–53
2–6
Waldstadion

Sunday, June 11
7:00 p.m.
at Barcelona Dragons
W 14–8
3–6
Estadi Olímpic de Montjuïc


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" Best Little Horror House in Langley Falls "


Election Results

Georgia General Assembly elections, 2010

District
Incumbent
Party
Elected
Status
2010 Candidates

Buddy Carter (R) 70.33% Carry Smith (D) 29.68%

William Ligon (R) 71.03% Griffin Lotson (D) 28.97%

Jack Hill
Republican
1990
Re-elected
Jack Hill (R) unopposed

Curt Thompson (D) 64.66% Garry Guan (R) 35.34%

Doug Stoner (D) 56.51% Beth Pollard (R) 43.49%

Greg Goggans
Republican
2004
Re-elected
Greg Goggans (R) unopposed

Tim Golden
Democratic
1998
Re-elected
Tim Golden (D) unopposed

Don Balfour 64.46% (R) Rashid Malik (D) 35.54%

Emanuel Jones
Democratic
2004
Re-elected
Emanuel Jones (D) unopposed

John Bulloch
Republican
2002
Re-elected
John Bulloch (R) unopposed

Freddie P. Sims
Democratic
2008
Re-elected
Freddie P. Sims (D) unopposed

John D. Crosby
Republican
2008
Re-elected
John Crosby (R) unopposed

George Hooks
Democratic
1990
Re-elected
George Hooks (D) unopposed

Ed Harbison
Democratic
1992
Re-elected
Ed Harbison (D) unopposed

Ronnie Chance
Republican
2004
Re-elected
Ronnie Chance (R) unopposed

Rick Jeffares 64.06% (R) Jim Nichols (D) 35.95%

Cecil Staton
Republican
2004
Re-elected
Cecil Staton (R) unopposed

Tommie Williams
Republican
1998
Re-elected
Tommie Williams (R) unopposed

Ross Tolleson
Republican
2002
Re-elected
Ross Tolleson (R) unopposed

Chip Rogers (R) 80.04% Patrick Thompson (D) 19.96%

Hardie Davis
Democratic
2010
Re-elected
Hardie Davis (D) unopposed

Jesse Stone (R) 93.51 Diane Evans (I) 6.49%

Bill Jackson
Republican
2007
Re-elected
Bill Jackson (R) unopposed

Robert Brown
Democratic
1991
Re-elected
Robert Brown (D) unopposed

Jack Murphy
Republican
2006
Re-elected
Jack Murphy (R) unopposed

Mitch Seabaugh
Republican
2000
Re-elected
Mitch Seabaugh (R) unopposed

Bill Hamrick (R) 67.91% Pat Rhudy (D) 32.09%

Judson Hill
Republican
2004
Re-elected
Judson Hill (R) unopposed

Steve Thompson (D) 58.71% Craig Prewett (R) 41.29%

Donzella James
Democratic
1993/2009
Running
Donzella James (D) unopposed

Nan Grogan Orrock
Democratic
2006
Re-elected
Nan Orrock (D) unopposed

John J. Wiles
Republican
2004
Defeated in primary; Republican hold
Lindsey Tippins (R) unopposed

Horacena Tate (D) 64.06% Beth Beskin (R) 35.94%

Vincent Fort
Democratic
1996
Re-elected
Vincent Fort (D) unopposed

Fran Millar (R) 65.33% Eric Christ (D) 34.67%

Steve Henson (D) 57.51% Alex Johnson (R) 42.49%

Jason Carter
Democratic
2010
Re-elected
Jason Carter (D) unopposed

Renee Unterman
Republican
2002
Re-elected
Renee Unterman (R) unopposed

William Cowsert
Republican
2006
Re-elected
William Cowsert (R) unopposed

Frank Ginn (R) 65.33% Tim Riley (D) 34.67%

David Shafer
Republican
2002
Re-elected
David Shafer (R) unopposed

Butch Miller
Republican
2010
Re-elected
Butch Miller (R) unopposed

Jim Butterworth
Republican
2008
Re-elected
Jim Butterworth (R) unopposed

Steve Gooch (R) 81.92% Joseph Mann (D) 18.08%

Barry Loudermilk (R) 75.06% Mike Burton (D) 24.94%

Jeff Mullis
Republican
2000
Re-elected
Jeff Mullis (R) unopposed

Don Thomas
Republican
1996
Retired; Republican hold
Charlie Bethel (R) unopposed

Gloria Butler
Democratic
1998
Re-elected
Gloria Butler (D) unopposed


Cast

Alumni
Original season
Fresh Meat Partner
Age
Hometown
Finish

Landon Lueck
RW: Philadelphia
Carley Johnson
Las Vegas, NV
Winners

Kenny Santucci
Fresh Meat
Laurel Stucky
Detroit, MI
2nd Place

Jillian Zoboroski
RR: X-Treme
Pete Connolly
Wellesley, MA
3rd Place

Jenn Grijalva
RW: Denver
Noor Jehangir
Austin, TX
4th Place

Ryan Kehoe
Fresh Meat
Theresa Gonzalez
Milwaukee, WI
Episode 9/10

Evelyn Smith
Fresh Meat
Luke Wolfe
Eugene, OR
Episode 8/9

Wes Bergmann
RW: Austin
Mandi Moyer
Portland, OR
Episode 7

Christian "CJ" Koegel
RW: Cancun
Sydney Walker
Washington, D.C.
Episode 6

Danny Jamieson
RW: Austin
Sandy Kang
Tacoma, WA
Episode 5

Katelynn Cusanelli
RW: Brooklyn
Brandon Nelson
Jacksonville, AR
Episode 4

Paula Meronek
RW: Key West
Jeff Barr
Dallas, TX
Episode 3

Sarah Rice
RW: Brooklyn
Vinny Foti
Boston, MA
Episode 2


School
Record
Conference
Conf. record
Last app.
Seed
Round eliminated
Lost to (Seed)

Florida
21–12
SEC
9–7
East 4
Second round
Mississippi State (West 1)

Tennessee
25–8
SEC
11–5
East 3
Semifinals
Kentucky (East 1)

Vanderbilt
24–8
SEC
12–4
East 2
Semifinals
Mississippi State (West 1)


Fluorescent dye
Color
mass (g/mol)
Absorb (nm)
Emit (nm)
ε (M −1 cm −1 )


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" Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Piece "

Kerry Lenhart, John J. Sakmar & Douglas Steinberg


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"Extradition: British Columbia"
Steve Franks
Steve Franks
August7,2009

"He Dead"
Michael McMurray
Saladin K. Patterson
August14,2009

"High Noon-ish"
Mel Damski
Kell Cahoon
August21,2009

"Shawn Gets the Yips"
Tawnia McKiernan
Kell Cahoon & Bill Callahan
September11,2009

"Bollywood Homicide"
Jay Chandrasekhar
Steve Franks & Anupam Nigam
September18,2009

"High Top Fade-Out"
Stephen Surjik
Saladin K. Patterson & James Roday
September25,2009

"Let's Get Hairy"
Andrew Bernstein
Todd Harthan & James Roday
October9,2009

"The Head, the Tail, the Whole Damn Episode"


Cast

Role
Original Broadway Cast
2005 film
2008 Final Performance Film
Hollywood Bowl Cast
2011 Off-Broadway Revival

Mark Cohen
Anthony Rapp
Anthony Rapp
Adam Kantor
Skylar Astin
Adam Chanler-Berat

Roger Davis
Adam Pascal
Adam Pascal
Will Chase
Aaron Tveit
Matt Shingledecker

Mimi Márquez
Daphne Rubin-Vega
Rosario Dawson
Renee Elise Goldsberry
Vanessa Hudgens
Arianda Fernandez

Tom Collins
Jesse L. Martin
Jesse L. Martin
Michael McElroy
Wayne Brady
Nicholas Christopher

Angel Dumott Schunard
Wilson Jermaine Heredia
Wilson Jermaine Heredia
Justin Johnston
Telly Leung
MJ Rodriguez

Joanne Jefferson
Fredi Walker
Tracie Thoms
Tracie Thoms
Tracie Thoms
Corbin Reid

Maureen Johnson
Idina Menzel
Idina Menzel
Eden Espinosa
Nicole Scherzinger
Annaleigh Ashford


"April Fools Blank"
Russ Reinsel
Dan Schneider & Matt Fleckenstein
March24,2012

"How Trina Got In"
Russ Reinsel
Dan Schneider & Christopher J. Nowak
May 5, 2012
2.4

"Tori Goes Platinum"(Part 1 of 2)
Steve Hoefer
Dan Schneider & Christopher J. Nowak
May 19, 2012
3.8

"Tori Goes Platinum"(Part 2 of 2, conclusion)

"Crazy Ponnie"
Clayton Boen
Dan Schneider & Warren Bell
June 9, 2012
2.6


High jump

Athletics at the 1928 Summer Olympics – Men's decathlon

Rank
Athlete
Country
Height
Points
Adjusted Points

George Weightman-Smith
South Africa
1.60


Discus throw

Rank
Athlete
Country
Distance (metres)
Points
Adjusted Points


Javelin throw


Monarch
Heir
Status
Relationship to Monarch
Became heir; reason
Ceased to be heir; reason
Next in succession

Wareru
Hkun Law
Heir presumptive
brother
December 1287 brother founded dynasty
January 1307 succeeded
Yan Maw La Mon 1307, brother

Hkun Law
Yan Maw La Mon
Heir presumptive
brother
January 1307 brother succeeded
1307 killed in action
Saw Zein 13??–1323, nephew

Saw O
Saw Zein
Heir apparent
brother
13?? brother succeeded
September 1323 succeeded
Binnya U 13??–1348, son

Binnya E Law
Binnya U
Heir apparent
nephew
13?? uncle succeeded
1348 succeeded
Bawnganmon 1370s?–1383, son

Binnya U
Bawnganmon
Heir apparent
son
1370s? father succeeded
23 January 1384 brother succeeded
Bawlawkyantaw 1383–1390, nephew

Razadarit
Bawlawkyantaw
Heir presumptive
son
23 January 1384 father succeeded
December 1390 executed
Binnya Dhammaraza 14??–1422, brother

Razadarit
Binnya Dhammaraza
Heir apparent
son
14?? brother died
1421 succeeded
Binnya Ran I 1421–1424, brother

Binnya Dhammaraza
Binnya Ran I
Heir apparent
brother
1421 brother succeeded
1424 succeeded
Binnya Waru 14??–1446, nephew

Binnya Ran I
Binnya Waru
Heir apparent
nephew adopted son
14?? uncle succeeded
1446 succeeded
Dhammazedi 1460–1471, brother-in-law

Shin Sawbu
Dhammazedi
Heir apparent
son-in-law
1460 mother-in-law succeeded
1471 succeeded
Binnya Ran II 1471–1492, son

Dhammazedi
Binnya Ran II
Heir apparent
son
1483 father succeeded
1492 succeeded
Takayutpi 15??–1526, son


Mingyinyo
Tabinshwehti
Heir apparent
son
16 April 1516 Only son
24 November 1530 succeeded
Bayinnaung 1542–1550, brother-in-law

Tabinshwehti
Bayinnaung
Heir presumptive
brother-in-law
May 1542 anointed
30 April 1550 succeeded
Nanda 1551–1581, son

Bayinnaung
Nanda
Heir apparent
son
11 January 1551 father succeeded
10 November 1581 succeeded
Mingyi Swa 1581–1593, son

Nanda
Mingyi Swa
Heir apparent
son
10 November 1581 father succeeded
18 January 1593 killed in action
Minyekyawswa I 1594–1599, brother

Nanda
Minyekyawswa I
Heir apparent
son
31 January 1594 brother died
December 1599 defected
Anaukpetlun 1599–1606, cousin

Nyaungyan
Anaukpetlun
Heir apparent
son
25 February 1600 father succeeded
3 March 1606 succeeded
Thalun 1606–1628, brother

Anaukpetlun
Thalun
Heir apparent
brother
3 March 1606 father succeeded
9 July 1628 nephew succeeded
Minyekyawswa II 1635–1647, brother

Thalun
Minyekyawswa II
Heir apparent
brother
2 June 1635 brother succeeded
18 August 1647 died
Pindale 1647–1648, nephew

Thalun
Pindale
Heir apparent
son
18 August 1647 uncle died
27 August 1648 succeeded
Minye Thihathu 1648–1653

Pindale
Minye Thihathu
Heir apparent
brother
5 September 1648 brother succeeded
25 December 1653 died
Narazeya 1654–1661, brother

Pindale
Narazeya
Heir apparent
son
30 January 1654 uncle died
3 June 1661 father deposed
Narawara 1664–1672, cousin

Pye
Narawara
Heir apparent
son
1 June 1664 father succeeded
13 April 1672 succeeded
Sanay 1688–1698, nephew

Minyekyawdin
Sanay
Heir apparent
son
8 September 1688 father succeeded
4 May 1698 succeeded
Taninganway 1711–1714, son

Sanay
Taninganway
Heir apparent
son
1 November 1711 father succeeded
12 September 1714 succeeded
Mahadhammaraza Dipadi 1727–1733, son


29 February 1752 Formation of Konbaung Dynasty

Naungdawgyi
Hsinbyushin
Heir presumptive
brother
11 May 1760 brother succeeded
28 November 1763 succeeded
Singu 1763–1776, son

Hsinbyushin
Singu
Heir apparent
brother
28 November 1763 father succeeded
10 June 1776 succeeded
Pyinsi 1776–1782, son

Singu
Pyinsi
Heir presumptive
son
10 June 1776 father succeeded
6 February 1782 killed
Thado Minsaw 1783–1808, first cousin

Bodawpaya
Thado Minsaw
Heir apparent
son
13 July 1783 father succeeded
9 April 1808 died
Bagyidaw 1808–1819, son

Bodawpaya
Bagyidaw
Heir apparent
son
17 April 1808 father died
5 June 1819 succeeded
Tharrawaddy 1819–1837, younger brother

Bagyidaw
Tharrawaddy
Heir apparent
brother
5 June 1819 brother succeeded
15 April 1837 succeeded
Pagan 1842–1846, son

Tharrawaddy
Pagan
Heir apparent
son
August 1842 father succeeded
17 November 1846 succeeded
Mindon 1846–1852, younger brother

Pagan
Mindon
Heir presumptive
brother
17 November 1846 brother succeeded
18 February 1853 succeeded
Kanaung 1852–1866, younger brother

Mindon
Kanaung
Heir apparent
brother
18 February 1853 brother succeeded
2 August 1866 assassinated
Thibaw 1878, nephew


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School
Nickname
Location
Colors
Join Date

Canton McKinley
Bulldogs
Canton
Red, Black

GlenOak
Golden Eagles
Canton
Forest Green, Vegas Gold

Hoover
Vikings
North Canton
Black, Orange

Jackson
Polar Bears
Jackson Township
Purple, Gold

Lake
Blue Streaks
Uniontown
Blue, Red, White


Ohio

United States House of Representatives elections, 1858

District
Incumbent
Party
First elected
Result
Candidates

James M. Ashley (R) 51.3% William Mungen (D) 48.7%

Thomas Corwin (R) 63.8% Charles W. Blair (D) 36.2%

John Carey (R) 50.3% Lawrence W. Hall (R) 49.7%

Carey A. Trimble (R) 55.0% Joseph Miller (D) 45.0%

Samuel S. Cox (R) 51.8% Lucius Case (D) 48.2%

John Sherman (R) 57.1% S. J. Patrick (D) 42.9%

Cyrus Spink (R) 56.3% J. P. Jeffries (D) 43.7%

William Helmick (R) 50.7% Joseph Burns (D) 49.3%

Sidney Edgerton (R) 53.3% J. L. Ranney (D) 46.7%

Edward Wade (R) 65.1% J. W. Gray (D) 34.9%

John Hutchins (R) 64.7% David Tod (D) 35.3%


Career summary

Season Series Team Races Wins F/Laps Podiums Points Position

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Portuguese Formula Renault 2.0 Winter Series


Former members

Institution
Location
Team Nickname
Years
New Conference
New Classification

Augustana College
Rock Island, Illinois
Vikings
2002-2011
Independent
NCAA Division III

Lindenwood University
St. Charles, Missouri
Lions
2003-2011
WILA
NCAA Division II

Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, Illinois
Huskies
2002-2005
Chicago Division
GLLL

Northwestern College
Orange City, Iowa
Red Raiders
2006-2009
ceased operations in 2009

Rockhurst University
Kansas City, Missouri
Hawks
2008-2010
ceased operations in 2010

University of Memphis
Memphis, Tennessee
Tigers
2005-2011
Independent in 2011
NCLL Deep South Conference

University of Mississippi
Oxford, Mississippi
Rebels
2008-2009
SELC
MCLA Division I

University of Nebraska at Omaha
Omaha, Nebraska
Mavericks
2005-2010
ceased operations in 2010

University of South Dakota
Vermillion, South Dakota
Coyotes
2002-2010
ceased operations in 2010

Western Illinois University
Macomb, Illinois
Leathernecks
2002-2007
Chicago Division
GLLL


Track listing

Year Year of songs original release, as listed in Rock Band 3

" 20th Century Boy "
T. Rex
Glam Rock
Yes
No

" 25 or 6 to 4 "
Chicago
Classic Rock
Yes
No

" Beast and the Harlot "
Avenged Sevenfold
Metal
No
No

" The Beautiful People "
Marilyn Manson
Alternative
Yes
No

" Been Caught Stealing "
Jane's Addiction
Alternative
No
Yes

" Before I Forget "
Slipknot
Metal
Yes
No

" Bohemian Rhapsody "
Queen
Classic Rock
Yes
Yes

" Break on Through (To the Other Side) "

" Centerfold "
The J. Geils Band
Rock
Yes
No

" China Grove "
The Doobie Brothers
Classic Rock
Yes
Yes

" Cold as Ice "
Foreigner
Classic Rock
Yes
Yes

" Combat Baby "
Metric
Indie Rock
Yes
Yes

" The Con "
Tegan and Sara
Indie Rock
Yes
No

" Crazy Train "
Ozzy Osbourne
Metal
No
Yes

" Crosstown Traffic "
The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Classic Rock
Yes
Yes

"Dead End Friends"
Them Crooked Vultures
Rock
Yes
No

"Don't Bury Me... I'm Still Not Dead"
Riverboat Gamblers
Punk
No
No

" Don't Stand So Close to Me "
The Police
Pop-Rock
Yes
No

" Everybody Wants to Rule the World "
Tears for Fears
Pop-Rock
Yes
No

" Fly Like an Eagle "
Steve Miller Band
Classic Rock
Yes
No

" Free Bird "
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Southern Rock
Yes
No

" Get Up, Stand Up "
Bob Marley and the Wailers
Reggae/Ska
Yes
No

" The Hardest Button to Button "
The White Stripes
Rock
No
Yes

" Heart of Glass "
Blondie
New Wave
Yes
No

" Here I Go Again "
Whitesnake
Metal
Yes
Yes

" Hey Man, Nice Shot "
Filter
Alternative
No
No

" I Can See for Miles "
The Who
Classic Rock
No
No

" I Love Rock N' Roll "
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
Punk
Yes
Yes

" I Need to Know "
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Classic Rock
Yes
No

" I Wanna Be Sedated "
Ramones
Punk
No
No

" Imagine " Song has no Guitar or Pro Guitar part.

" In a Big Country "
Big Country
New Wave
Yes
No

" In the Meantime "
Spacehog
Alternative
Yes
No

" Jerry Was a Race Car Driver "
Primus
Alternative
No
No

" Just Like Heaven "
The Cure
New Wave
Yes
Yes

" Killing Loneliness "
H.I.M.
Alternative
Yes
No

" The Killing Moon "
Echo & The Bunnymen
New Wave
Yes
No

"Lasso" Phoenix 2009.0 Alternative No 1.0 Yes

"Last Dance"
The Raveonettes
Indie Rock
Yes
No

" Living in America "
The Sounds
New Wave
Yes
No

" MidLife Crisis "
Faith No More
Alternative
Yes
Yes

" Misery Business "
Paramore
Pop-Rock
No
Yes

" Need You Tonight "
INXS
Pop-Rock
Yes
Yes

" No One Knows "
Queens of the Stone Age
Rock
No
No

" Oh My God "
Ida Maria
Alternative
Yes
Yes

" One Armed Scissor "
At the Drive-In
Alternative
No
No

" Plush "
Stone Temple Pilots
Alternative
No
No

"Portions for Foxes"
Rilo Kiley
Indie Rock
Yes
Yes

" The Power of Love "
Huey Lewis and the News
Rock
Yes
No

" Radar Love "
Golden Earring
Classic Rock
Yes
No

" Rainbow in the Dark "
Dio
Metal
Yes
No

" Rehab "
Amy Winehouse
R&B/Soul/Funk
Yes
No

" Rock Lobster "
The B-52's
New Wave
Yes
Yes

" Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting "

" Sister Christian "
Night Ranger
Rock
Yes
Yes

" Smoke on the Water "
Deep Purple
Classic Rock
Yes
No

"Something Bigger, Something Brighter"
Pretty Girls Make Graves
Indie Rock
Yes
No

" Space Oddity "
David Bowie
Glam
Yes
No

"This Bastard's Life"
Swingin' Utters
Punk
Yes
No

"Viva la Resistance"
Hypernova
Indie Rock
No
No

" Walk of Life "
Dire Straits
Rock
Yes
No

" Walking on the Sun "
Smash Mouth
Pop-Rock
Yes
Yes

" Werewolves of London "
Warren Zevon
Classic Rock
Yes
No


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


United Kingdom

Episode number (Production number)
Title
Original air date
Total viewers on FX
Total viewers on FX+
Total viewers
Rank on channel

32 (3.08)
Night on the Sun
March 4, 2011
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA

33 (3.09)
Everything is Broken
March 11, 2011
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA


Career NASCAR Statistics

Year
Races
Wins
Poles
Top 5
Top 10
DNF
Finish
Start
Winnings
Season Rank
Team(s)

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