(180 nm)

List of Intel Pentium III microprocessors

Model number
Frequency
L2 cache
Mult.
Voltage
Socket
Release date

standard voltage
standard voltage
standard voltage
standard voltage
standard voltage
standard voltage
standard voltage

Mobile Pentium III 400
400 MHz
256 KB
4×
1.35–1.6V
BGA2
October 25, 1999

Mobile Pentium III 450
450 MHz
256 KB
4.5×
1.1–1.7V
BGA2 μPGA2
October 25, 1999

Mobile Pentium III 500
500 MHz
256 KB
5×
1.35–1.6V
BGA2μPGA2
October 25, 1999

Mobile Pentium III 600
600 MHz
256 KB
6×
1.1–1.6V
BGA2μPGA2
January 18, 2000

Mobile Pentium III 700
700 MHz
256 KB
7×
1.35–1.6V
BGA2μPGA2
April 24, 2000

Mobile Pentium III 800
800 MHz
256 KB
8×
1.35–1.6V
BGA2μPGA2
September 25, 2000

Mobile Pentium III 900
900 MHz
256 KB
9×
1.35–1.7V
BGA2μPGA2
March 19, 2001

low voltage
low voltage
low voltage
low voltage
low voltage
low voltage
low voltage

Mobile Pentium III LV 600
600 MHz
256 KB
6×
1.1–1.35V
BGA2
June 19, 2000

Mobile Pentium III LV 700
700 MHz
256 KB
7×
1.1–1.35V
BGA2
February 27, 2001

ultra low voltage
ultra low voltage
ultra low voltage
ultra low voltage
ultra low voltage
ultra low voltage
ultra low voltage

Mobile Pentium III ULV 500
500 MHz
256 KB
5×
0.975–1.1V
BGA2
January 30, 2001

Mobile Pentium III ULV 600
600 MHz
256 KB
6×
0.975–1.1V
BGA2
May 21, 2001


Race podiums

10 Feb 2008
Sestriere , Italy
Super G
1st

7 Dec 2008
Lake Louise , Canada
Super G
2nd

19 Dec 2008
St. Moritz , Switzerland
Super combined
3rd

20 Dec 2008
St. Moritz , Switzerland
Super G
2nd

22 Feb 2009
Tarvisio , Italy
Super G
2nd

27 Feb 2009
Bansko , Bulgaria
Downhill
1st

28 Feb 2009
Bansko , Bulgaria
Downhill
3rd

1 Mar 2009
Bansko , Bulgaria
Super G
2nd

22 Jan 2010
Cortina d'Ampezzo , Italy
Super G
2nd

30 Jan 2010
St. Moritz, Switzerland
Downhill
3rd

7 Dec 2011
Beaver Creek , USA
Super G
2nd

7 Jan 2012
Bad Kleinkirchheim , Austria
Downhill
3rd

8 Jan 2012
Bad Kleinkirchheim , Austria
Super G
1st

13 Jan 2013
St. Anton , Austria
Super G
2nd


House of Valois

Name
Birth
Marriage
Became Dauphine
Ceased to be Dauphine
Death
Husband

22 August 1350 husband became the Dauphin

Margaret of Burgundy
1393
31 August 1412
31 August 1412
18 December 1415 husband's death
2 February 1441
Louis, 6th Dauphin

18 December 1415 husband became the Dauphin

Margaret Stewart of Scotland
25 December 1424
24 June 1436
24 June 1436
16 August 1445
16 August 1445
Louis, 9th Dauphin

Charlotte of Savoy
11 November 1443/5
14 February 1451
14 February 1451
22 July 1461 became Queen
1 December 1483
Louis, 9th Dauphin

10 August 1536 husband became the Dauphin

Mary, Queen of Scots
8 December 1542
24 April 1558
24 April 1558
10 July 1559 became Queen
8 February 1587
Francis, 17th Dauphin


Rushing

2008 Kansas State Wildcats football team


Current Semi-Professional teams

List of professional sports teams in Alabama

Women's Flat Track Derby Association ( WFTDA )

Birmingham Blitz
Birmingham
Basketball
Continental Basketball League
Altamont School Gym

Marvel City Tigers
Bessemer
Football
Gridiron Development Football League
Snitz Snider Stadium

Birmingham Barons
Birmingham
Baseball
Southern League
Regions Park

Birmingham Black Widows
Birmingham
Football
Womens Indoor Football League
Venue Unknown

Huntsville Stars
Huntsville
Baseball
Southern League
Joe W. Davis Stadium

Mobile BayBears
Mobile
Baseball
Southern League
Hank Aaron Stadium

Montgomery Biscuits
Montgomery
Baseball
Southern League
Montgomery Riverwalk Stadium

Tennessee Valley Tigers
Huntsville
Football
Independent Women's Football League
Milton Frank Stadium

Huntsville Rockets Semi-Pro Football
Huntsville
Football
National Developmental Football League
Milton Frank Stadium

Huntsville Havoc
Huntsville
Ice Hockey
Southern Professional Hockey League
Von Braun Center

Alabama Hammers
Huntsville
Indoor football
Southern Indoor Football League
Von Braun Center

Rocket City United
Madison
Soccer
National Premier Soccer League
Madison City Schools Stadium


Schedule

September 4, 1988
San Diego Chargers
W 24–13

September 11, 1988
at Houston Oilers
L 38–35

September 18, 1988
Los Angeles Rams
L 22–17

September 26, 1988
at Denver Broncos
W 30–27

October 2, 1988
Cincinnati Bengals
L 45–21

October 16, 1988
at Kansas City Chiefs
W 27–17

October 23, 1988
at New Orleans Saints
L 20–6

October 30, 1988
Kansas City Chiefs
W 17–10

November 6, 1988
at San Diego Chargers
W 13–3

November 13, 1988
at San Francisco 49ers
W 9–3

November 20, 1988
Atlanta Falcons
L 12–6

November 28, 1988
at Seattle Seahawks
L 35–27

December 11, 1988
at Buffalo Bills
L 37–21

December 18, 1988
Seattle Seahawks
L 43–37


Gold Division

Mid-American Collegiate Hockey Association

Institution Location Founded Affiliation Enrollment Nickname

University of Illinois
Urbana, IL
Public
Fighting Illini

Illinois State University
Normal, IL
Public
Redbirds

University of Iowa
Iowa City, IA
Public
Hawkeyes

University of Missouri
Columbia, MO
Public
Tigers

Missouri State University
Springfield, MO
Public
Ice Bears

Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL
Public
Huskies

Saint Louis University
St. Louis, MO
Private/Catholic
Billikens

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville


Accolades

Consequence of Sound
US
Top Albums of the 2000s

The 100 Greatest Albums of Our Lifetime 1993-2006

NME
UK
The 100 Greatest Albums of the 2000s

Pitchfork
US
Top 200 Albums of the 2000s

Rolling Stone
US
Top 100 Albums of the 2000s

Rolling Stone
US
500 Greatest Albums of All Time

Slant Magazine
US
Top 250 Albums of the 2000s

Spin
US
125 Best Albums of the Past 25 Years

Under the Radar
US
Top 200 Albums of the Decade


Singles (7) (2-5)

Outcome Date Tournament Surface Opponent Score

Runner-up
30-Oct-2000
Ashkelon , Israel
Hard
Tzipora Obziler
4-1, 3-1, 4-1, 4-1

Winner
October 7, 2007
Monterrey , Mexico
Hard
María Irigoyen
6-3, 6-2

Winner
October 14, 2007
Saltillo , Mexico
Hard
María José Argeri
6-3, 7-5

Runner-up
07-Apr-2008
Jackson , United States
Clay
Soledad Esperon
7-6, 2-6, 1-6

Runner-up
20-Oct-2008
Augusta , United States
Hard
Sandy Gumulya
0-6, 6-7

Runner-up
10-Jan-2011
Pingguo , China
Hard
Jing-Jing Lu
4-6, 5-7

Runner-up
20-Jun-2011
Boston , United States
Hard
Petra Rampre
4-6, 7-5, 4-6


Rushing

2007 Kansas State Wildcats football team


Teams

2003–04
Pete Fenson
Eric Fenson
Shawn Rojeski
John Shuster

2004–05
Pete Fenson
Shawn Rojeski
Joe Polo
John Shuster

2005–06
Pete Fenson
Shawn Rojeski
Joe Polo
John Shuster

2006–07
Pete Fenson
Shawn Rojeski
Joe Polo
John Shuster

2006–07
John Shuster
Jeff Isaacson
Chris Plys
Shane McKinlay

2008–09
John Shuster
Jason Smith
Jeff Isaacson
John Benton

2009–10
John Shuster
Jason Smith
Jeff Isaacson
John Benton

2010–11
Craig Brown
John Shuster
Greg Johnson
Derrick Casper

2011–12
John Shuster
Zach Jacobson
Jared Zezel
John Landsteiner

2012–13
John Shuster
Jeff Isaacson
Jared Zezel
John Landsteiner


First Division

Scorer
Club
League goals
FA Cup goals
League Cup goals
Texaco Cup goals
Euro competitions
Total

John Toschack
Liverpool / Cardiff City
5 + 8
1
—
0 + 5

John Tudor
Newcastle / Sheffield United
5 + 9
0
—
0

Pop Robson
Newcastle / West Ham
3 + 9
0 + 1
—
0


Made the cut

Player
Country
Year(s) won
Total
To par
Finish

Bernhard Langer
Germany
1985 , 1993
–3
T4


Final round

Place
Player
Country
Score
To par
Money ( $ )


5.Indigenous Groups of North-West

TFR of Russian regions and ethnic groups

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Jarno tapers

Taper
Large end
Small end
Length
Taper/ ft
Taper/ in
Angle from center/°


Winners

Season
Winner
Winning Song
Winning Song (English Title)
Debut Album

Season 1 (2004)
Joy Tobing
Karena Cinta
Because Of Love
Terima Kasih

Season 2 (2005)
Mike Mohede
Semua Untuk Cinta
All For Love
Mike

Season 3 (2006)
Ihsan Tarore
Kemenangan Hati
Victory Of the Heart
The Winner

Season 4 (2007)
Rini Wulandari
Aku Tetap Milikmu
I'm Still Yours
Aku Tetap Milikmu

Season 5 (2008)
Aris Runtuwene
Harapkan Sempurna
Hope To Be Perfect
Ajari Aku

Season 6 (2010)
Igo Pentury
Kemenangan Cinta
Victory of Love
Terima Kasih

Season 7 (2012)
Regina Ivanova
Kemenangan
Victory
In progress


Season 3 (1998–99)

List of Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal episodes

Series #
Season #
Title
Directed by
Original air date

"Jaunt (Part 2)"
John Bell
September 27, 1998

"Comings and Goings (Part 3)"
John Bell
October 4, 1998

"Heartland"
Stephen Williams
October 11, 1998

"The Kiss"
Doug Jackson
October 18, 1998

"Absolution"
Clay Boris
October 25, 1998

"All Hallows Eve"
Luc Chalifour
November 1, 1998

"Palimpsest"
Craig Pryce
November 8, 1998

"Return"
Bruce Pittman
November 15, 1998

"Harlequin"
Ron Oliver
November 22, 1998

"Little People"
Craig Pryce
November 29, 1998

"The Winding Cloth"
Clay Boris
January 24, 1999

"Solitary Confinement"
Ron Oliver
February 7, 1999

"Valentine"
Ross Clyde
February 14, 1999

"Old Wounds"
Luc Chalifour
February 21, 1999

"The Observer Effect"
Giles Walker
February 28, 1999

"School of Thought"
John Bell
April 18, 1999

"Forever and a Day (Part 1)"
Ron Oliver
May 16, 1999

"Forever and a Day (Part 2)"
Stephen Williams
May 23, 1999


George Gross Memorial Trophy

Matt Jordan Category:Articles with hCards

Dwayne De Rosario Category:Articles with hCards

Joao Plata Category:Articles with hCards

Ryan Johnson Category:Articles with hCards

Justin Mapp Category:Articles with hCards


Statistics


B

Player
Nationality
Position
Years for Grizzlies
School/Club Team

Michael Batiste Category:Articles with hCards

Shane Battier Category:Articles with hCards

Jerryd Bayless Category:Articles with hCards

Troy Bell Category:Articles with hCards
United States
Point guard
2003-2004
Boston College

Benoit Benjamin Category:Articles with hCards

Mike Bibby Category:Articles with hCards

Ronnie Brewer Category:Articles with hCards

Andre Brown Category:Articles with hCards

Kwame Brown Category:Articles with hCards

Greg Buckner Category:Articles with hCards

Rodney Buford Category:Articles with hCards

Antonio Burks Category:Articles with hCards


Disease-modifying candidates in late-stage clinical trials for Alzheimer's disease

Target/Approach
Candidate Name
Trial Phase
Trial Start Date
Expected End Date

Gamma Secretase Modulator/NSAID
MPC-7869
Phase III
Feb 2005
May 2008

Gamma Secretase Inhibitor
LY451039
Phase III
March 2008
March 2012

Antibody to Amyloid-Beta
aab-001
Phase III
Dec 2007
Dec 2010

Metal-Protein Interaction Attenuation
PBT2
Phase II (completed)
Dec 2006
Dec 2007

Fibrilization of Amyloid-Beta
AZD-103
Phase II
Dec 2007
May 2010

Neuroprotection
AL-108
Phase II (completed)
Jan 2007
Jan 2008

Brain Cell Apoptosis Inhibitor
Dimebon
Phase II (completed)
Sept 2006
Nov 2007 (actual)

Natural Antibodies to A-Beta
IVIg
Phase II (completed)
Feb 2006
June 2007

Vaccine to Amyloid-Beta
acc-001
Phase II
Nov 2007
Mar 2012


Second round


Final round


Schedule

Minnesota Golden Gophers football under Bernie Bierman

*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll .


Schedule

*Non-conference game. Homecoming.
*Non-conference game. Homecoming.
*Non-conference game. Homecoming.
*Non-conference game. Homecoming.
*Non-conference game. Homecoming.


Out

Name
Country
Status
Transfer window
Transfer fee

Lynch
ENG
Considering Retirement
Summer
Free


Winners by team


First round


Round four

Edmonton Eskimos (via Hamilton )
Sammy Okpro
DB
Concordia

Calgary Stampeders
Ronald Hilaire
DL
Buffalo

Montreal Alouettes
Terence Firr
REC
Manitoba

Toronto Argonauts
Delroy Clarke
DB
Ottawa

Saskatchewan (via BC)
Jean-François Morin-Roberge
OL
Montréal

Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Marc Beswick
DB
Saint Mary's

Montreal Alouettes (via Saskatchewan )
Gurminder Thind
OL
South Carolina


Amusement park corporations in terms of attendance

Haichang Group
People's Republic of China
9,400,000

Compagnie des Alpes ( Grévin & Compagnie SA )

Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation


International goals

Stade Mustapha Tchaker , Blida ( Algeria )

Al Merreikh Stadium , Omdurman ( Sudan )


International goals

Roumdé Adjia Stadium , Garoua , Cameroon

Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo , Yaoundé , Cameroon

4 June 2005
Stade de l'Amitié , Cotonou , Benin
1–4
Win
2006 World Cup qualifying

Correct as of 2 September 2012
Correct as of 2 September 2012
Correct as of 2 September 2012
Correct as of 2 September 2012
Correct as of 2 September 2012


Pool F

2005 Asian Men's Volleyball Championship


Printed media

Newspaper/Magazine Type Language Headquarter Status

Al-Ayyam
Independent daily
Arabic
Aden
Locally blocked*

Al-Sahwa
Islamist weekly
Arabic/English
Aden
online

Al-Thawra Government-owned Arabic Sana'a online

Al-Jumhuriya Government-owned Arabic Taiz online

Yemen Observer
Independent
English/Arabic
Sana'a
online

Yemen Post
Independent online news portal
English
Sana'a
online

Yemen Times
Independent weekly
English
Sanaa
online

Al-Motamar Government-owned Arabic/English Sana'a online

Al-Thawri (Al-Eshteraki)
Weekly Socialist Party
Arabic
Aden
online

14th October
Government-owned
English/Arabic
Aden
online

Telecoms & IT magazine
Government-owned
Arabic
Sana'a
online


Norway

Rank
Surname
Number of bearers 2008
Type
Etymology


Series

Name
Year of release
Developer
Publisher
Original platforms

Spec Ops: Rangers Lead the Way
1998
Zombie Studios
Ripcord Games , Take-Two Interactive
Windows

Spec Ops: Ranger Team Bravo
1998
Zombie Studios
Ripcord Games
Windows

Spec Ops: Mission 2000
1999
Zombie Studios
Ripcord Games
Windows

Spec Ops II: Green Berets
1999
Zombie Studios
Ripcord Games, Talonsoft
Windows

Spec Ops II: Operation Bravo
2000
Zombie Studios
Ripcord Games, Talonsoft
Windows

Spec Ops: Stealth Patrol
2000
Runecraft Ltd. , Zombie Studios
Take-Two Interactive , TalonSoft
PlayStation

Spec Ops II: Omega Squad
2000
Runecraft, Zombie Studios
Ripcord Games
Dreamcast

Spec Ops: Ranger Elite
2001
Runecraft, Zombie Studios
Take-Two Interactive, TalonSoft
PlayStation

Spec Ops: Covert Assault
2001
Runecraft, Zombie Studios
Take-Two Interactive
PlayStation

Spec Ops: Airborne Commando
2002
Big Grub
Gotham Games , Take-Two Interactive
PlayStation

Spec Ops: Airborne Division
Cancelled
Rockstar Vancouver
Rockstar Games , Take-Two Interactive
PlayStation 2

Yager Development , Darkside Game Studios


Singles: 55 (44–11)

Outcome Date Championship Surface Opponent Score

Winner
4 August 1986
Hilversum
Clay
Jakob Hlasek
6–1, 6–3, 6–3

Winner
11 July 1988
Boston
Clay
Lawson Duncan
6–2, 6–2

Winner
1 August 1988
Bordeaux
Clay
Ronald Agénor
6–3, 6–3

Winner
15 August 1988
Prague
Clay
Guillermo Pérez-Roldán
6–4, 5–7, 6–2

Runner-up
19 September 1988
Barcelona
Clay
Kent Carlsson
3–6, 3–6, 6–3, 1–6

Winner
26 September 1988
Bari
Clay
Marcelo Filippini
2–6, 6–1, 7–5

Runner-up
24 October 1988
Vienna
Carpet
Horst Skoff
6–4, 3–6, 4–6, 2–6

Runner-up
3 April 1989
Miami
Hard
Ivan Lendl
W/O

Winner
8 January 1990
Adelaide
Hard
Jimmy Arias
3–6, 6–2, 7–5

Winner
12 March 1990
Casablanca
Clay
Guillermo Pérez-Roldán
6–1, 6–7 (6–8) , 6–2

Runner-up
30 April 1990
Monte Carlo
Clay
Andrei Chesnokov
5–7, 3–6, 3–6

Runner-up
7 May 1990
Munich
Clay
Karel Nováček
4–6, 2–6

Winner
21 May 1990
Rome
Clay
Andrei Chesnokov
6–1, 6–3, 6–1

Winner
17 June 1991
Florence
Clay
Horst Skoff
6–2, 6–7 (2–7) , 6–2

Winner
16 September 1991
Geneva
Clay
Horst Skoff
6–2, 6–4

Winner
27 April 1992
Monte Carlo
Clay
Aaron Krickstein
6–3, 6–1, 6–3

Winner
15 June 1992
Florence
Clay
Renzo Furlan
6–3, 1–6, 6–1

Winner
31 August 1992
Umag
Clay
Franco Davín
6–1, 4–6, 6–4

Runner-up
18 January 1993
Sydney
Hard
Pete Sampras
6–7 (7–9) , 1–6

Winner
1 March 1993
Mexico City
Clay
Carlos Costa
6–2, 6–4

Winner
14 June 1993
Florence
Clay
Jordi Burillo
6–1, 7–5

Winner
21 June 1993
Genova
Clay
Magnus Gustafsson
7–6 (7–3) , 6–4

Winner
9 August 1993
Kitzbühel
Clay
Javier Sánchez
6–3, 7–5, 6–4

Winner
16 August 1993
San Marino
Clay
Renzo Furlan
7–5, 7–5

Winner
30 August 1993
Umag
Clay
Alberto Berasategui
7–5, 3–6, 6–3

Winner
3 October 1993
Palermo
Clay
Sergi Bruguera
7–6 (7–2) , 7–5

Runner-up
25 October 1993
Vienna
Carpet
Goran Ivanišević
6–4, 4–6, 4–6, 6–7 (3–7)

Winner
28 February 1994
Mexico City
Clay
Roberto Jabali
6–3, 6–1

Winner
2 May 1994
Madrid
Clay
Sergi Bruguera
6–2, 3–6, 6–4, 7–5

Winner
20 June 1994
Sankt Pölten
Clay
Tomás Carbonell
4–6, 6–2, 6–4

Winner
6 March 1995
Mexico City
Clay
Fernando Meligeni
7–6 (7–4) , 7–5

Winner
10 April 1995
Estoril
Clay
Albert Costa
6–4, 6–2

Winner
17 April 1995
Barcelona
Clay
Magnus Larsson
6–2, 6–1, 6–4

Winner
1 May 1995
Monte Carlo
Clay
Boris Becker
4–6, 5–7, 6–1, 7–6 (8–6) , 6–0

Winner
22 May 1995
Rome
Clay
Sergi Bruguera
3–6, 7–6 (7–5) , 6–2, 6–3

Winner
12 June 1995
French Open
Clay
Michael Chang
7–5, 6–2, 6–4

Winner
26 June 1995
Sankt Pölten
Clay
Bohdan Ulihrach
6–3, 3–6, 6–1

Winner
24 July 1995
Stuttgart Outdoor
Clay
Jan Apell
6–2, 6–2

Runner-up
7 August 1995
Kitzbühel
Clay
Albert Costa
6–4, 4–6, 6–7 (3–7) , 6–2, 4–6

Winner
14 August 1995
San Marino
Clay
Andrea Gaudenzi
6–2, 6–0

Winner
28 August 1995
Umag
Clay
Carlos Costa
3–6, 7–6 (7–5) , 6–4

Winner
18 September 1995
Bucharest
Clay
Gilbert Schaller
6–4, 6–3

Runner-up
23 October 1995
Vienna
Carpet
Filip Dewulf
5–7, 2–6, 6–1, 5–7

Winner
30 October 1995
Essen
Carpet
MaliVai Washington
7–6 (8–6) , 2–6, 6–3, 6–4

Winner
11 March 1996
Mexico City
Clay
Jiří Novák
7–6 (7–3) , 6–2

Winner
15 April 1996
Estoril
Clay
Andrea Gaudenzi
7–6 (7–4) , 6–4

Winner
22 April 1996
Barcelona
Clay
Marcelo Ríos
6–3, 4–6, 6–4, 6–1

Winner
29 April 1996
Monte Carlo
Clay
Albert Costa
6–3, 5–7, 4–6, 6–3, 6–2

Winner
20 May 1996
Rome
Clay
Richard Krajicek
6–2, 6–4, 3–6, 6–3

Winner
22 July 1996
Stuttgart Outdoor
Clay
Yevgeny Kafelnikov
6–2, 6–2, 6–4

Winner
16 September 1996
Bogotá
Clay
Nicolás Lapentti
6–7 (6–8) , 6–2, 6–3

Winner
17 February 1997
Dubai
Hard
Goran Ivanišević
7–5, 7–6 (7–3)

Winner
31 March 1997
Miami
Hard
Sergi Bruguera
7–6 (8–6) , 6–3, 6–1

Runner-up
11 August 1997
Cincinnati
Hard
Pete Sampras
3–6, 4–6

Runner-up
13 April 1998
Estoril
Clay
Alberto Berasategui
6–3, 1–6, 3–6


Scottish Premier Division

17 August 1996
Dunfermline Athletic
A
5–2

14 September 1996
Heart of Midlothian
H
3–0

14 December 1996
Dunfermline Athletic
H
3–1

21 December 1996
Heart of Midlothian
A
4–1

1 February 1997
Heart of Midlothian
H
0–0

8 February 1997
Dunfermline Athletic
A
3–0


Tallest buildings

Rank
Name
Stories
Height
Year Completed
Primary Purpose
City

801 Grand (previously The Principal Building)

Ruan Center
460ft (140 m)
1975
Office
Des Moines

Des Moines Marriott Hotel
365ft (111 m)
1981
Hotel
Des Moines

Financial Center
345ft (105 m)
1973
Office
Des Moines

Plaza Building
340ft (104 m)
1985
Residential
Des Moines

HUB Tower
325ft (99 m)
1986
Office
Des Moines

EMC Insurance Building
325ft (99 m)
1997
Office
Des Moines

Equitable Building
318ft (97 m)
1924
Residential
Des Moines

Alliant Tower
285ft (86.9 m)
1972
Office
Cedar Rapids

Bank of America Building
280ft (85 m)
1966
Office
Des Moines

Iowa State Capitol
275ft (83.8 m)
1884
Government
Des Moines

Qwest Complex
273ft (83 m)
–
Office
Des Moines

Register & Tribune Building
243ft (74 m)
1916
Office
Des Moines

Wells Fargo Building
240ft (73 m)
1927
Office
Davenport

Cedar River Tower
237ft (72 m)
1974
Residential/Office
Cedar Rapids

MidAmerican Building
220ft (67 m)
1995
Office
Davenport

Plaza 425 (previously the APAC Building)


Round and draw dates

Phase
Round
Draw date
First leg
Second leg

Qualifying
First qualifying round
22 June 2009
2 July 2009
9 July 2009

Qualifying
Second qualifying round
22 June 2009
16 July 2009
23 July 2009

Qualifying
Third qualifying round
17 July 2009
30 July 2009
6 August 2009

Play-off
Play-off round
7 August 2009
20 August 2009
27 August 2009

Group stage
Matchday 1
28 August 2009 ( Monaco )
17 September 2009
17 September 2009

Group stage
Matchday 2
28 August 2009 ( Monaco )
1 October 2009
1 October 2009

Group stage
Matchday 3
28 August 2009 ( Monaco )
22 October 2009
22 October 2009

Group stage
Matchday 4
28 August 2009 ( Monaco )
5 November 2009
5 November 2009

Group stage
Matchday 5
28 August 2009 ( Monaco )
2–3 December 2009
2–3 December 2009

Group stage
Matchday 6
28 August 2009 ( Monaco )
16–17 December 2009
16–17 December 2009

Knockout phase
Round of 32
18 December 2009
18 February 2010
25 February 2010

Knockout phase
Round of 16
18 December 2009
11 March 2010
18 March 2010

Knockout phase
Quarter-finals
19 March 2010
1 April 2010
8 April 2010

Knockout phase
Semi-finals
19 March 2010
22 April 2010
29 April 2010

12 May 2010 at HSH Nordbank Arena , Hamburg


Summary


Intercontinental Cup winners

1966 Details
Madrid
Pallacanestro Varèse (Ignis)
SC Corinthians
66–59

1967 Details
Varese & Naples & Rome
Akron Goodyear Wingfoots
Pallacanestro Varèse (Ignis)
78–72

1968 Details
Philadelphia
Akron Goodyear Wingfoots
Real Madrid
105–73

1969 Details
Macon
Akron Goodyear Wingfoots
Spartak Brno
84–71

1970 Details
Varese
Pallacanestro Varèse (Ignis)
Real Madrid
League

1973 Details
São Paulo
Pallacanestro Varèse (Ignis)
EC Sírio
League

1974 Details
Mexico City
University of Maryland
Pallacanestro Varèse (Ignis)
League

1975 Details
Cantù
Pallacanestro Cantù (S.P.Birra Forst)
EC Amazonas Franca
League

1976 Details
Buenos Aires
Real Madrid
Pallacanestro Varèse (Mobilgirgi)
League

1977 Details
Madrid
Real Madrid
Pallacanestro Varèse (Mobilgirgi)
League

1978 Details
Buenos Aires
Real Madrid
Obras Sanitarias
League

1979 Details
São Paulo
EC Sírio
KK Bosna
League

1980 Details
Sarajevo
Maccabi Tel Aviv
AA Francana
League

1981 Details
São Paulo
Real Madrid
EC Sírio
109–83

1982 Details
Den Bosch
Pallacanestro Cantù (Ford)
Den Bosch EBBC
League

1983 Details
Buenos Aires
Obras Sanitarias
Pallacanestro Cantù (Jollycolombani)
League

1984 Details
São Paulo
Virtus Roma (Banco di Roma)
Obras Sanitarias
League

1985 Details
Barcelona & Girona
FC Barcelona
CA Monte Líbano
93–89

1986 Details
Buenos Aires
Žalgiris Kaunas
Ferro Carril Oeste
84–78

1987 Details
Milan
Olimpia Milano (Tracer)
FC Barcelona
100–84

1996 Details
Rosario & Athens
Panathinaikos
Olimpia Venado Tuerto
Playoff

2013 Details
Barueri , São Paulo
Olympiacos
EC Pinheiros (SKY)
Playoff


List of Ministers for Communications and the Media of Luxembourg

Minister
Party
Start date
End date
Prime Minister

Alex Bodry
LSAP
14 July 1989
13 July 1994
Jacques Santer

Mady Delvaux-Stehres
LSAP
13 July 1994
26 January 1995
Jacques Santer

Mady Delvaux-Stehres
LSAP
26 January 1995
7 August 1999
Jean-Claude Juncker

François Biltgen (first time)
CSV
7 August 1999
31 July 2004
Jean-Claude Juncker

Jean-Louis Schiltz
CSV
31 July 2004
23 July 2009
Jean-Claude Juncker

François Biltgen (second time)
CSV
23 July 2009
Present day
Jean-Claude Juncker


Teams Championship

1999 Australian Super Touring Championship


Schedule

September 24, 1948
Philadelphia Eagles
W 21-14
1-0

October 4, 1948
Chicago Bears
L 17-28
1-1

October 10, 1948
Green Bay Packers
W 17-7
2-1

October 17, 1948
at New York Giants
W 63-35
3-1

October 24, 1948
Boston Yanks
W 49-27
4-1

October 31, 1948
at Los Angeles Rams
W 27-22
5-1

November 7, 1948
Detroit Lions
W 56-20
6-1

November 14, 1948
at Pittsburgh Steelers
W 24-7
7-1

November 21, 1948
Los Angeles Rams
W 27-24
8-1

November 25, 1948
at Detroit Lions
W 28-14
9-1

December 5, 1948
Green Bay Packers
W 42-7
10-1

December 12, 1948
at Chicago Bears
W 24-21
11-1


Schedule

September 2, 1984
at Green Bay Packers
L 24-23

September 16, 1984
at Indianapolis Colts
W 34-33

September 23, 1984
at New Orleans Saints
L 34-24

September 30, 1984
Miami Dolphins
L 36-28

October 7, 1984
at Dallas Cowboys
W 31-20

October 21, 1984
Washington Redskins
W 26-24

October 28, 1984
at Philadelphia Eagles
W 34-14

November 4, 1984
Los Angeles Rams
L 16-13

November 11, 1984
Dallas Cowboys
L 24-17

November 18, 1984
at New York Giants
L 16-10

November 25, 1984
Philadelphia Eagles
W 17-16

December 2, 1984
at New England Patriots
W 33-10

December 9, 1984
New York Giants
W 31-21

December 16, 1984
at Washington Redskins
L 29-27


Head coaches


League Cup

Date Round Opponent Venue Result Attendance Scorers

25 August 1993
R3
Dunfermline Athletic
A
2–0
Steven, I.Ferguson

1 September 1993
QF
Aberdeen
H
2–1
Hateley, I.Ferguson

22 September 1993
SF
Celtic
H
1–0
Hateley

24 October 1993
F
Hibernian
N
2–1
Durrant, McCoist


Scottish Cup

22 January 1992
R3
Aberdeen
A
1–0
McCoist

15 February 1992
R4
Motherwell
H
2–1
Mikhailichenko (2)

3 March 1992
QF
St. Johnstone
A
3–0
McCoist, Gough, Hateley

9 May 1992
F
Airdrieonians
N
2–1
McCoist, Hateley


Scottish Cup

Date Round Opponent Venue Result Attendance


Round 4

Date
Home team
Score
Away team
Venue
Crowd
Box Score
Report

8 October
Melbourne Tigers
101-105
Perth Wildcats
State Netball and Hockey Centre
box score
report

9 October
New Zealand Breakers
111-122
Cairns Taipans
North Shore Events Centre
box score
report

10 October
Gold Coast Blaze
92-98
Sydney Spirit
Gold Coast Convention Centre
box score
report

10 October
Wollongong Hawks
85-82
Perth Wildcats
WIN Entertainment Centre
box score
report

11 October
Melbourne Tigers
119-91
Adelaide 36ers
State Netball and Hockey Centre
box score
report

11 October
Sydney Spirit
101-86
Perth Wildcats
State Sports Centre
box score
report


Round 8

Date
Home team
Score
Away team
Venue
Box Score
Report

5 November
Gold Coast Blaze
115-106
Townsville Crocodiles
Gold Coast Convention Centre
box score
report

6 November
New Zealand Breakers
86-96
Adelaide 36ers
North Shore Events Centre
box score
report

7 November
Sydney Spirit
80-98
Melbourne Tigers
State Sports Centre
box score
report

8 November
Adelaide 36ers
70-71
Cairns Taipans
Distinctive Homes Dome
box score
report

8 November
Melbourne Tigers
84-86
New Zealand Breakers
State Netball and Hockey Centre
box score
report

8 November
Perth Wildcats
115-78
Townsville Crocodiles
Challenge Stadium
box score
report

8 November
South Dragons
95-83
Gold Coast Blaze
Hisense Arena
box score
report


Grand Final

4 March
South Dragons
93-81
Melbourne Tigers
Hisense Arena
box score
report

6 March
Melbourne Tigers
88-83
South Dragons
State Netball and Hockey Centre
box score
report

8 March
South Dragons
84-67
Melbourne Tigers
Hisense Arena
box score
report

11 March
Melbourne Tigers
108-95
South Dragons
State Netball and Hockey Centre
box score
report

13 March
South Dragons
102-81
Melbourne Tigers
Hisense Arena
box score
report


Awards and Nominations

Year
Award Ceremony
Category
Show
Character
Result

Indian Television Academy Awards
GR8 Best New Comer Award
Remix (TV series)
Ranveer Sisodia
Won

Indian Television Academy Awards
ITA Milestone Award
Remix (TV series)
Ranveer Sisodia
Won

Zee Gold Awards
Best Actor
Dill Mill Gayye
Dr. Siddhant Modi
Nominated

Zee Gold Awards
Face Of The Year
Dill Mill Gayye
Dr. Siddhant Modi
Nominated

Zee Gold Awards
Most Fittest Actor
Dill Mill Gayye
Dr. Siddhant Modi
Nominated

Zee Gold Awards
Most Fittest Actor
Dill Mill Gayye
Dr. Siddhant Modi
Won

Zee Gold Awards
Most Fittest Actor
Kuch Toh Log Kahenge
Rohan
Nominated


Schedule

September 17, 1961
St. Louis Cardinals
L 21–10

September 24, 1961
at Pittsburgh Steelers
W 17–14

October 1, 1961
at Washington Redskins
W 24–21

October 8, 1961
St. Louis Cardinals
W 24–9

October 15, 1961
at Dallas Cowboys
W 31–10

October 22, 1961
Los Angeles Rams
W 24–14

November 5, 1961
Washington Redskins
W 53–0

November 12, 1961
Philadelphia Eagles
W 38–21

November 19, 1961
Pittsburgh Steelers
W 42–21

November 26, 1961
at Cleveland Browns
W 37–21

December 3, 1961
at Green Bay Packers
L 20–17

December 10, 1961
at Philadelphia Eagles
W 28–24

December 17, 1961
Cleveland Browns
T 7–7


International goals


New York

Opinion polling by state for the United States presidential election, 2008 (New York)

Poll Source
Sample Size
Margin of Error
Date
Democrat
Republican

Quinnipiac
Mar 16-18, 2008
Hillary Clinton
John McCain

Quinnipiac
Mar 16-18, 2008
Barack Obama
John McCain

Survey USA
Mar 14-16, 2008
Hillary Clinton
John McCain

Survey USA
Mar 14-16, 2008
Barack Obama
John McCain

Survey USA
Feb 15-17, 2008
Hillary Clinton
John McCain

Survey USA
Feb 15-17, 2008
Barack Obama
John McCain

Survey USA
Jan 20-21, 2008
Hillary Clinton
Rudy Giuliani

Survey USA
Jan 20-21, 2008
Hillary Clinton
Mike Huckabee

Survey USA
Jan 20-21, 2008
Hillary Clinton
John McCain

Survey USA
Jan 20-21, 2008
Hillary Clinton
Mitt Romney

Survey USA
Jan 20-21, 2008
Barack Obama
Rudy Giuliani

Survey USA
Jan 20-21, 2008
Barack Obama
Mike Huckabee

Survey USA
Jan 20-21, 2008
Barack Obama
John McCain

Survey USA
Jan 20-21, 2008
Barack Obama
Mitt Romney

Survey USA
Dec 13-15, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Rudy Giuliani

Survey USA
Dec 13-15, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Mike Huckabee

Survey USA
Dec 13-15, 2007
Hillary Clinton
John McCain

Survey USA
Dec 13-15, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Mitt Romney

Survey USA
Dec 13-15, 2007
Barack Obama
Rudy Giuliani

Survey USA
Dec 13-15, 2007
Barack Obama
Mike Huckabee

Survey USA
Dec 13-15, 2007
Barack Obama
John McCain

Survey USA
Dec 13-15, 2007
Barack Obama
Mitt Romney

Survey USA
Nov 9-11, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Rudy Giuliani

Survey USA
Nov 9-11, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Mike Huckabee

Survey USA
Nov 9-11, 2007
Hillary Clinton
John McCain

Survey USA
Nov 9-11, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Mitt Romney

Survey USA
Nov 9-11, 2007
Barack Obama
Rudy Giuliani

Survey USA
Nov 9-11, 2007
Barack Obama
Mike Huckabee

Survey USA
Nov 9-11, 2007
Barack Obama
John McCain

Survey USA
Nov 9-11, 2007
Barack Obama
Mitt Romney

NY1
Oct 26-Nov 3, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Rudy Giuliani

NY1
Oct 26-Nov 3, 2007
Barack Obama
Rudy Giuliani

Survey USA
Oct 12-14, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Rudy Giuliani

Survey USA
Oct 12-14, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Mike Huckabee

Survey USA
Oct 12-14, 2007
Hillary Clinton
John McCain

Survey USA
Oct 12-14, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Ron Paul

Survey USA
Oct 12-14, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Mitt Romney

Survey USA
Oct 12-14, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Fred Thompson

Quinnipiac
Oct 9-15, 2007
Hillary Clinton
Rudy Giuliani


Calendar

Round
Circuit
Date
Pole Position
Fastest Lap
Winning Driver
Winning Team

Fuji Speedway
6 April
Tsugio Matsuda
Yuji Tachikawa
Tsugio Matsuda
Team Impul

Suzuka Circuit
11 May
Tsugio Matsuda
Yuji Tachikawa
Tsugio Matsuda
Team Impul

Twin Ring Motegi
25 May
Tsugio Matsuda
Tsugio Matsuda
Tsugio Matsuda
Team Impul

Okayama International Circuit
8 June
Tsugio Matsuda
Satoshi Motoyama
Loïc Duval
Nakajima Racing

Suzuka Circuit
13 July
Tsugio Matsuda
Hiroaki Ishiura
Tsugio Matsuda
Team Impul

Suzuka Circuit
13 July
Satoshi Motoyama
Roberto Streit
Kohei Hirate
Team Impul

Twin Ring Motegi
10 August
Tsugio Matsuda
Roberto Streit
Loïc Duval
Nakajima Racing

Twin Ring Motegi
10 August
Takeshi Tsuchiya
Takeshi Tsuchiya
Seiji Ara
TOM'S Racing

Fuji Speedway
31 August
João Paulo de Oliveira
Takashi Kogure
João Paulo de Oliveira
Kondō Racing

Fuji Speedway
31 August
Kosuke Matsuura
Toshihiro Kaneishi
Kosuke Matsuura
Dandelion Racing

Sportsland SUGO
21 September
Satoshi Motoyama
Loïc Duval
Tsugio Matsuda
Team Impul


Schedule

September 6, 1981
at New York Giants
W 24–10

September 13, 1981
New England Patriots
W 13–3

September 17, 1981
at Buffalo Bills
W 20–14

September 27, 1981
Washington Redskins
W 36–13

October 11, 1981
at New Orleans Saints
W 31–14

October 18, 1981
at Minnesota Vikings
L 35–23

October 25, 1981
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
W 20–10

November 8, 1981
at St. Louis Cardinals
W 52–10

November 15, 1981
Baltimore Colts
W 38–13

November 22, 1981
New York Giants
L 20–10

November 30, 1981
at Miami Dolphins
L 13–10

December 6, 1981
at Washington Redskins
L 15–13

December 13, 1981
at Dallas Cowboys
L 21–10

December 20, 1981
St. Louis Cardinals
W 38–0


Schedule

September 3, 2000
at Dallas Cowboys
W 41–14
62,872

September 10, 2000
New York Giants
L 33–18
65,530

September 17, 2000
at Green Bay Packers
L 6–3
59,869

September 24, 2000
at New Orleans Saints
W 21–7
64,900

October 1, 2000
Atlanta Falcons
W 38–10
65,424

October 8, 2000
Washington Redskins
L 17–14
65,491

October 15, 2000
at Arizona Cardinals
W 33–14
38,293

October 22, 2000
Chicago Bears
W 13–9
65,553

October 29, 2000
at New York Giants
L 24–7
78,087

November 5, 2000
Dallas Cowboys
W 16–13
65,636

November 12, 2000
at Pittsburgh Steelers
W 26–23
56,702

November 19, 2000
Arizona Cardinals
W 34–9
65,356

November 26, 2000
at Washington Redskins
W 23–20
83,284

December 3, 2000
Tennessee Titans
L 15–13
65,639

December 10, 2000
at Cleveland Browns
W 35–24
72,318

December 24, 2000
Cincinnati Bengals
W 16–7
64,902


Schedule

September 2, 1979
Dallas Cowboys
L 22-21

September 9, 1979
at New York Giants
W 27-14

September 16, 1979
Pittsburgh Steelers
L 24-21

September 23, 1979
Washington Redskins
L 17-7

September 30, 1979
at Los Angeles Rams
L 21-0

October 7, 1979
at Houston Oilers
W 24-17

October 14, 1979
Philadelphia Eagles
L 24-20

October 21, 1979
at Dallas Cowboys
L 22-13

October 28, 1979
Cleveland Browns
L 38-20

November 4, 1979
Minnesota Vikings
W 37-7

November 11, 1979
at Washington Redskins
L 30-28

November 18, 1979
at Philadelphia Eagles
L 16-13

November 25, 1979
at Cincinnati Bengals
L 34-28

December 2, 1979
San Francisco 49ers
W 13-10

December 9, 1979
New York Giants
W 29-20

December 16, 1979
at Chicago Bears
L 42-6


Schedule

September 24, 1948
at Chicago Cardinals
L 21–14

October 3, 1948
at Los Angeles Rams
T 28–28

October 17, 1948
at Washington Redskins
W 45–0

October 31, 1948
at Pittsburgh Steelers
W 34–7

November 7, 1948
at New York Giants
W 35–14

November 21, 1948
Washington Redskins
W 42–21

November 28, 1948
Pittsburgh Steelers
W 17–0

December 5, 1948
at Boston Yanks
L 37–14


Filmography (Cinema)

Rock, Rock, Rock
Dori Graham (Singing voice only)
Will Price
Max Rosenberg , Milton Subotsky

Jamboree
Honey Winn (Singing voice only)
Roy Lockwood
Max Rosenberg, Milton Subotsky

The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw
Miss Kate (Singing voice only)
Raoul Walsh
David M. Angel

Where the Boys Are
Angie
Henry Levin
Joe Pasternak

Follow the Boys
Bonnie Pulaski
Richard Thorpe
Lawrence P. Bachmann

Looking for Love
Libby Caruso
Don Weis
Joe Pasternak

When the Boys Meet the Girls
Ginger Gray
Alvin Ganzer
Sam Kazman


Results

Thai Port
2:3
SHB Ðà Nẵng
Suphachalasai Stadium , Thailand

NT Realty Wofoo Tai Po
0:1
Thai Port
Tseung Kwan O Sports Ground , Hong Kong

Thai Port
2:2
Geylang United
Suphachalasai Stadium , Thailand

Geylang United
0:1
Thai Port
Jalan Besar Stadium , Singapore

SHB Ðà Nẵng
0:0
Thai Port
Chi Lang Stadium , Da Nang

Thai Port
2:0
NT Realty Wofoo Tai Po
Surakul Stadium , Phuket

Sriwijaya
1:4
Thai Port
Jakabaring Stadium , Indonesia

Thai Port
0:0
Al-Qadsia
Suphachalasai Stadium , Thailand

Al-Qadsia
3:0
Thai Port
Mohammed Al-Hamad Stadium , Kuwait


Schedule

September 6, 1981
New Orleans Saints
W 27-0

September 13, 1981
at Green Bay Packers
W 31-17

September 20, 1981
San Francisco 49ers
W 34-17

September 27, 1981
at Cleveland Browns
L 28-17

October 5, 1981
at Philadelphia Eagles
L 16-13

October 11, 1981
Los Angeles Rams
L 37-35

October 18, 1981
St. Louis Cardinals
W 41-20

October 25, 1981
New York Giants
L 27-24

November 1, 1981
at New Orleans Saints
W 41-10

November 8, 1981
at San Francisco 49ers
L 17-14

November 15, 1981
Pittsburgh Steelers
L 34-20

November 23, 1981
Minnesota Vikings
W 31-30

November 29, 1981
at Houston Oilers
W 31-27

December 6, 1981
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
L 24-23

December 14, 1981
at Los Angeles Rams
L 21-16

December 20, 1981
Cincinnati Bengals
L 30-28


Schedule

September 10, 1989
Los Angeles Rams
L 31-21

September 17, 1989
Dallas Cowboys
W 27-21

September 24, 1989
at Indianapolis Colts
L 13-9

October 1, 1989
at Green Bay Packers
L 23-21

October 8, 1989
at Los Angeles Rams
L 26-14

October 15, 1989
New England Patriots
W 16-15

October 22, 1989
at Phoenix Cardinals
L 34-20

October 29, 1989
at New Orleans Saints
L 20-13

November 12, 1989
at San Francisco 49ers
L 45-3

November 19, 1989
New Orleans Saints
L 26-17

November 26, 1989
at New York Jets
L 27-7

December 3, 1989
San Francisco 49ers
L 23-10

December 10, 1989
at Minnesota Vikings
L 43-17

December 17, 1989
Washington Redskins
L 31-30


NFL Draft

Phoenix Cardinals
Anthony Thompson
Running Back
Indiana

Phoenix Cardinals
Ricky Proehl
Wide Receiver
Wake Forest

Phoenix Cardinals
Travis Davis
Nose Tackle
Michigan State

Phoenix Cardinals
Larry Centers
Fullback
Stephen F. Austin

Phoenix Cardinals
Tyrone Shavers
Wide Receiver
Lamar

Phoenix Cardinals
Johnny Johnson
Running Back
San Jose State

Phoenix Cardinals
Mickey Washington
Cornerback
Texas A&M

Phoenix Cardinals
David Bavaro
Inside Linebacker
Syracuse

Phoenix Cardinals
Dave Elle
Tight End
South Dakota

Phoenix Cardinals
Dempsey Norman
Wide Receiver
St. Francis, Ill.

Phoenix Cardinals
Donnie Riley
Running Back
Central Michigan

Phoenix Cardinals
Ken McMichel
Defensive Back
Oklahoma


NFL Draft

Menson Holloway
Defensive End
Texas El-Paso


NASCAR Camping World Truck Series

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

real real real real real real real real text text text

Ken Schrader Racing Darrell Waltrip Motorsports

Ken Schrader Racing A.J. Foyt Enterprises


Schedule

Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Game site
Record
Attendance

September 3
Oakland Raiders
W 14–6
Mile High Stadium
1–0

September 11
at Minnesota Vikings
L 9–12 (OT)
Metropolitan Stadium
1–1

September 17
San Diego Chargers
W 27–14
Mile High Stadium
2–1

September 24
at Kansas City Chiefs
W 23–17 (OT)
Arrowhead Stadium
3–1

October 1
Seattle Seahawks
W 28–7
Mile High Stadium
4–1

October 8
at San Diego Chargers
L 0–23
San Diego Stadium
4–2

October 16
Chicago Bears
W 16–7
Mile High Stadium
5–2

October 22
at Baltimore Colts
L 6–7
Memorial Stadium
5–3

October 29
at Seattle Seahawks
W 20–17 (OT)
Kingdome
6–3

November 5
New York Jets
L 28–31
Mile High Stadium
6–4

November 12
at Cleveland Browns
W 19–7
Cleveland Stadium
7–4

November 19
Green Bay Packers
W 16–3
Mile High Stadium
8–4

November 23
at Detroit Lions
L 14–17
Pontiac Silverdome
8–5

December 3
at Oakland Raiders
W 21–6
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
9–5

December 10
Kansas City Chiefs
W 24–3
Mile High Stadium
10–5

December 16
Pittsburgh Steelers
L 17–24
Mile High Stadium
10–6


The 2013 season

Position
Driver / Passenger
Equipment
Bike No
Points


Golden Globe Awards – Actual Presidents

List of actors who played President of the United States

Year
Category
President
Nominee
Film or Television Series or Miniseries
Result

Best Actor - Drama
Harry S. Truman
James Whitmore
Give 'em Hell, Harry!
Nominated

Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama
Richard Nixon
Anthony Hopkins
Nixon
Nominated

Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film

Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture
John Quincy Adams
Anthony Hopkins
Amistad
Nominated

Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama
Richard Nixon
Frank Langella
Frost/Nixon
Nominated

Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Day-Lewis
Lincoln
Won

Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy


Doubles (8)

Edition Round Date Partnering Against Surface Opponents Result

2007 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
GI PO
21–23 September 2007
Frederico Gil
Netherlands
Hard
Jesse Huta Galung Peter Wessels
2–6, 7–6 (7–5) , 6–7 (5–7) , 3–6

2008 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
1R
11–13 April 2008
Leonardo Tavares
Tunisia
Clay
Walid Jallali Malek Jaziri
6–3, 6–3, 6–3

2008 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
SF
19–21 September 2008
Leonardo Tavares
Ukraine
Hard
Sergei Bubka Sergiy Stakhovsky
3–6, 2–6, 4–6

2012 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
2R
6–8 April 2012
João Sousa
Israel
Clay
Andy Ram Jonathan Erlich
4–6, 4–6, 3–6

2012 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
GI PO
14–16 September 2012
João Sousa
Slovakia
Hard
Michal Mertiňák Filip Polášek
5–7, 6–4, 6–7 (5–7) , 3–6

2013 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
2R
5–7 April 2013
Rui Machado
Lithuania
Clay
Lukas Mugevicius Mantas Bugailiskis
6-3, 6-0, 6-2

2013 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
3R
13–15 September 2013
João Sousa
Moldova
Hard
Andrei Ciumac Roman Borvanov
6-3, 6-4, 6-3


Riders

Position
Driver / Passenger
Equipment
Points
Wins
Second
Third

Daniël Willemsen / Reto Grütter
Zabel- VMC
15
—
—

Andy Burgler / Martin Betschart
KTM-VMC
—
—
2

Vaclav Rozehnal / Marek Rozehnal
Zabel-VMC
—
—
—

Joris Hendrickx / Eli Piccart
KTM-AYR
—
—
1

Tomas Cermak / Ondrej Cermak
JAWA-Mefo
—
—
—

Janis Daiders / Lauris Daiders
KTM-AYR
—
—
—


Opinion polling for the United States Senate elections, 2008

Poll Source
Dates administered
Democrat: John Kerry
Republican: Jeff Beatty
Lead Margin


2005-06 Table

Club
Played
Drawn
Lost
Points for
Points against
Points difference
Points

Correct as of 2006-06-10
Correct as of 2006-06-10
Correct as of 2006-06-10
Correct as of 2006-06-10
Correct as of 2006-06-10
Correct as of 2006-06-10
Correct as of 2006-06-10
Correct as of 2006-06-10


Schedule

Week
Date
Opponent
Result
TV Time
Attendance

September 1, 1996
New York Jets
W 31–6
NBC 2:05pm
70,595

September 8, 1996
at Seattle Seahawks
W 30–20
NBC 2:15pm
43,671

September 15, 1996
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
W 27–23
TNT 6:15pm
71,535

September 22, 1996
at Kansas City Chiefs
L 17–14
NBC 11:00am
79,439

September 29, 1996
at Cincinnati Bengals
W 14–10
NBC 11:00am
51,798

October 6, 1996
San Diego Chargers
W 28–17
NBC 2:05pm
75,058

October 20, 1996
Baltimore Ravens
W 45–34
NBC 2:05pm
70,453

October 27, 1996
Kansas City Chiefs
W 34–7
NBC 2:05pm
75,652

November 4, 1996
at Oakland Raiders
W 22–21
ABC 7:00pm
61,179

November 10, 1996
Chicago Bears
W 17–12
FOX 2:05pm
75,555

November 17, 1996
at New England Patriots
W 34–8
NBC 11:00am
59,457

November 24, 1996
at Minnesota Vikings
W 21–17
NBC 11:00am
59,142

December 1, 1996
Seattle Seahawks
W 34–7
NBC 2:05pm
74,982

December 8, 1996
at Green Bay Packers
L 41–6
NBC 11:00am
60,712

December 15, 1996
Oakland Raiders
W 24–19
NBC 2:05pm
75,466

December 22, 1996
at San Diego Chargers
L 16–10
ESPN 6:15pm
46,801


1968 Cincinnati Bengals Regular Season Schedule

Week Date Opponent Result Venue Attendance Record

September 6, 1968
at San Diego Chargers
29–13 L
San Diego Stadium
0–1

September 15, 1968
vs. Denver Broncos
24–10 W
Nippert Stadium
1–1

September 22, 1968
vs. Buffalo Bills
34–23 W
Nippert Stadium
2–1

September 29, 1968
vs. San Diego Chargers
31–10 L
Nippert Stadium
2–2

October 6, 1968
at Denver Broncos
10–7 L
Mile High Stadium
2–3

October 13, 1968
at Kansas City Chiefs
13–3 L
Municipal Stadium
2–4

October 20, 1968
vs. Miami Dolphins
24–22 L
Nippert Stadium
2–5

October 27, 1968
at Oakland Raiders
31–10 L
Oakland Coliseum
2–6

November 3, 1968
vs. Houston Oilers
27–17 L
Nippert Stadium
2–7

November 10, 1968
vs. Kansas City Chiefs
16–9 L
Nippert Stadium
2–8

November 17, 1968
at Miami Dolphins
38–21 W
Miami Orange Bowl
3–8

November 24, 1968
vs. Oakland Raiders
34–0 L
Nippert Stadium
3–9

December 1, 1968
at Boston Patriots
33–14 L
Fenway Park
3–10

December 8, 1968
at New York Jets
27–14 L
Shea Stadium
3–11


Schedule

Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Kickoff Time
Attendance

September 7, 2003
Denver Broncos
L 30–10
CBS 1:00pm
63,820

September 14, 2003
at Oakland Raiders
L 23–20
CBS 4:15pm
50,135

September 21, 2003
Pittsburgh Steelers
L 17–10
CBS 1:00pm
64,596

September 28, 2003
at Cleveland Browns
W 21–14
CBS 1:00pm
73,428

October 5, 2003
at Buffalo Bills
L 22–16
CBS 1:00pm
72,615

October 19, 2003
Baltimore Ravens
W 34–26
CBS 1:00pm
53,553

October 26, 2003
Seattle Seahawks
W 27–24
FOX 1:00pm
52,131

November 2, 2003
at Arizona Cardinals
L 17–14
CBS 4:05pm
23,531

November 9, 2003
Houston Texans
W 34–27
CBS 1:00pm
50,437

November 16, 2003
Kansas City Chiefs
W 24–19
CBS 1:00pm
64,923

November 23, 2003
at San Diego Chargers
W 34–27
CBS 4:05pm
52,069

November 30, 2003
at Pittsburgh Steelers
W 24–20
CBS 1:00pm
58,797

December 7, 2003
at Baltimore Ravens
L 31–13
CBS 1:00pm
69,468

December 14, 2003
San Francisco 49ers
W 41–38
FOX 1:00pm
64,666

December 21, 2003
at St. Louis Rams
L 27–10
CBS 1:00pm
66,061

December 28, 2003
Cleveland Browns
L 22–14
CBS 1:00pm
65,362


Rushing

2008 East Carolina Pirates football team


Owned  &  operated stations

Call sign
Frequency
City of license
State
FCC info

WDLM-FM
89.3 FM
East Moline
Illinois
FCC

WVMN
90.1 FM
New Castle
Pennsylvania
FCC

WFCM-FM
91.7 FM
Murfreesboro
Tennessee
FCC


L

Player
Nationality
Jersey Number(s)
Position
Years
From

Tom LaGarde Category:Articles with hCards

Rashard Lewis Category:Articles with hCards

Alton Lister Category:Articles with hCards

Randy Livingston Category:Articles with hCards

Art Long Category:Articles with hCards
United States
35
PF
2001–2002
Cincinnati

Plummer Lott Category:Articles with hCards

Bob Love Category:Articles with hCards
United States
10
SF
1977
Southern A&M

John Lucas Category:Articles with hCards

Maurice Lucas Category:Articles with hCards


S

Steve Scheffler Category:Articles with hCards

Russ Schoene Category:Articles with hCards

Detlef Schrempf Category:Articles with hCards

John Schweitz Category:Articles with hCards

Bruce Seals Category:Articles with hCards

Brad Sellers Category:Articles with hCards

Mouhamed Sene Category:Articles with hCards

Ansu Sesay Category:Articles with hCards

Lonnie Shelton Category:Articles with hCards

Gene Short Category:Articles with hCards

John Shumate Category:Articles with hCards

^ Jack Sikma Category:Articles with hCards

Paul Silas Category:Articles with hCards

Talvin Skinner Category:Articles with hCards

Leon Smith Category:Articles with hCards

Phil Smith Category:Articles with hCards

Eric Snow Category:Articles with hCards
United States
3, 13
PG
1995 – 1998
Michigan State

Dick Snyder Category:Articles with hCards

Ricky Sobers Category:Articles with hCards

Elmore Spencer Category:Articles with hCards

Isaac Stallworth Category:Articles with hCards

Terence Stansbury Category:Articles with hCards

Vladimir Stepania Category:Articles with hCards

Larry Stewart Category:Articles with hCards

Alex Stivrins Category:Articles with hCards

Jon Sundvold Category:Articles with hCards

Robert Swift Category:Articles with hCards

Wally Szczerbiak Category:Articles with hCards


T

Kurt Thomas Category:Articles with hCards

David Thompson Category:Articles with hCards

Rod Thorn Category:Articles with hCards
United States
SG
1967 – 1971
West Virginia

Sedale Threatt Category:Articles with hCards

Ray Tolbert Category:Articles with hCards

Dean Tolson Category:Articles with hCards

John Tresvant Category:Articles with hCards

Al Tucker Category:Articles with hCards
United States
SF
1968 – 1969
Oklahoma Baptist


D

Quintin Dailey Category:Articles with hCards

Antonio Daniels Category:Articles with hCards

Emanual Davis Category:Articles with hCards

Rod Derline Category:Articles with hCards

James Donaldson Category:Articles with hCards

Jacky Dorsey Category:Articles with hCards

Predrag Drobnjak Category:Articles with hCards

Charles Dudley Category:Articles with hCards

Ronald Dupree Category:Articles with hCards

Kevin Durant Category:Articles with hCards


Clausura 2008 Standings

Primera División de Fútbol Profesional Clausura 2008

Place
Team
Played
Draw
Lost
Goals Scored
Goals Conceded
Points


League statistics

Number Name Position Matches Goals Penalties


Schedule

Week Date Opponent Result Stadium Record Attendance

July 29
Carolina Panthers
L 20–14
Fawcett Stadium
0–1

August 4
Miami Dolphins
W 24–21
Joe Robbie Stadium
1–1

August 10
Detroit Lions
L 19–3
Pontiac Silverdome
1–2

August 18
St. Louis Rams
L 27–10
Jacksonville Municipal Stadium
1–3

August 25
Denver Broncos
W 23–17
Jacksonville Municipal Stadium
2–3


NFL draft

Philip Rivers (traded to Chargers)
Quarterback
NC State

Chris Snee
Offensive Guard
Boston College


Territories

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints membership statistics (United States)

State
Membership
Population
% LDS
Total Congregations


Table

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints membership statistics (Canada)

Province
Membership
Population
% LDS
Branches
Total Congregations


References

Name
Took Office
Left Office
President
Party

Bounnhang Vorachith
2006
Incumbent
Choummaly Sayasone
Lao People's Revolutionary Party


Race

Paul Tracy
Newman-Haas Racing
1:58:26.054

Bobby Rahal
Rahal/Hogan Racing
+7.0 secs

Maurício Gugelmin
PacWest Racing
+13.5 secs

Danny Sullivan
PacWest Racing
+19.1 secs

Al Unser, Jr.
Marlboro Team Penske
+35.3 secs

Eddie Cheever
A. J. Foyt Enterprises
+36.3 secs

Raul Boesel
Rahal/Hogan Racing
+44.5 secs

Michael Andretti
Newman-Haas Racing
+ 1 lap

Eliseo Salazar
Dick Simon Racing
+ 1 lap

Stefan Johansson
Bettenhausen Motorsports
Transmission

Emerson Fittipaldi
Marlboro Team Penske
Electrical

Alessandro Zampedri
Dale Coyne Racing
+ 14 laps

Jacques Villeneuve
Team Green
Transmission

Eric Bachelart
Dale Coyne Racing
Transmission

André Ribeiro
Tasman Motorsports
Transmission

Jimmy Vasser
Target Chip Ganassi
Transmission

Christian Fittipaldi
Walker Racing
Transmission


The modes

Mode
Départ de la main gauche
Accord du 1st string
2nd string
3rd string

DO
Chanterelles jouant à vide
SOL
DO
DO ou SOL

SOL
Chanterelles jouant à vide
SOL
RE
SOL or RE


Paterae

Name
Latitude
Longitude
Diameter (km)
Year named


2009 list

Rank
Company
Headquarters
Industry
Sales (billion $)
Profits (billion $)
Assets (billion $)
Market Value (billion $)


Kick Off
Opponents
Result
Referee
Attendance

2007-02-21, 20:45
Barcelona
2–1
Kyros Vassaras

2007-03-06, 20:45
Barcelona
0–1
Herbert Fandel

2007-04-03, 20:45
PSV Eindhoven
3–0
Bertrand Layec

2007-04-11, 20:45
PSV Eindhoven
1–0
Roberto Rosetti

2007-04-25, 20:45
Chelsea
0–1
Markus Merk

2007-05-01, 20:45
Chelsea
1–0 (4–1 p )
Manuel Mejuto González


Welsh Caps

Cap Number
Date
Position
Shirt Number
Home or Away
Venue
Result
Score

8 February 2009
Sub
Away
Murrayfield , Edinburgh
Win
13–26

14 March 2009
Sub
Away
Stadio Flaminio , Rome
Win
15–20

30 May 2009
Lock
Away
York Stadium , Toronto
Win
23–32

7 November 2009
Sub
Home
Millennium Stadium , Cardiff
Loss
12–19

13 November 2009
Sub
Home
Millennium Stadium , Cardiff
Win
17–13

6 February 2010
Sub
Away
Twickenham Stadium , London
Loss
30–17

13 February 2010
Sub
Home
Millennium Stadium , Cardiff
Win
31–24

26 February 2010
Lock
Home
Millennium Stadium , Cardiff
Loss
20–26


Career summary

Season
Series
Team Name
Races
Wins
Poles
F.L.
Podiums
Points
Position

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2011
Formula One
Team Lotus
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver

2013
Formula One
Lotus F1 Team
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver


Men


References

Country
Builder
Location
Ship
Class / type

United States
Bath Iron Works
Bath, Maine
Mitscher
Mitscher-class destroyer

United States
Fore River Shipyard
Quincy, Massachusetts
Willis A. Lee
Mitscher-class destroyer

United Kingdom
Cammell Laird
Birkenhead
Manchester Pioneer
Cargo ship

United Kingdom
Cammell Laird
Birkenhead
Manchester Spinner
Cargo ship

United Kingdom
Cammell Laird
Birkenhead
Manchester Explorer
Cargo ship

United States
Fore River Shipyard
Quincy, Massachusetts
Wilkinson
Mitscher-class destroyer

Australia
Cockatoo Island Dockyard
Sydney , New South Wales
Voyager
Daring-class destroyer

United Kingdom
Yarrow Shipbuilders
Glasgow , Scotland
Diana
Daring-class destroyer

United States
Bath Iron Works
Bath, Maine
John S. McCain
Mitscher-class destroyer

United States
Martinolich Ship Building Co
San Diego, California
Illusive
Aggressive-class minesweeper

Netherlands
C Van der Giessen & Zoon
Krimpen aan den IJssel
Nyon
Cargo ship

United States
J.M. Martinac Shipbuilding Corp.
Tacoma, Washington
Endurance
Aggressive-class minesweeper

Terrebonne Parish-class tank landing ship

Canada
Burrard Dry Dock
Vancouver , British Columbia
Skeena
St. Laurent-class destroyer

United States
Martinolich Ship Building Co
San Diego, California
Impervious
Aggressive-class minesweeper

United Kingdom
Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson
Wallsend
Leda
Ferry

United States
Luders Marine Construction Co.
Stamford, Connecticut
Aggressive
Aggressive-class minesweeper

United States
Martinolich Ship Building Co
San Diego, California
Enhance
Aggressive-class minesweeper

Netherlands
De Schelde Shipyard
Vlissingen
Kungsholm
Ocean liner / Cruise ship

Finland
Wärtsilä Hietalahti shipyard
Helsinki
Voima
Icebreaker

United States
Fulton Shipyard
Antioch, California
Conflict
Aggressive-class minesweeper

United States
Colberg Boat Works
Stockton, California
Dynamic
Aggressive-class minesweeper

United States
Martinolich Ship Building Co
San Diego, California
Esteem
Aggressive-class minesweeper


Other

Gerard
Hello, Operator
Caribou Records
Single

Gerard McMahon and Kid Lightning
Blue Rue
ARC / Columbia
Album

Gerard McMahon and Kid Lightning
Taxi (Nightdriver)
CBS
Single

Gerard McMahon
No Looking Back
Full Moon / Warner Bros.
Album

Gerard McMahon
Nickel Charm Jack
Full Moon / Warner Bros.
Single

Gerard McMann
Foreign Papers
Atco Records
Album

Gerard McMann
Everytime I See You
Atco Records
Single

Gerard McMann
True To You
Atco Records
Single

Gerard McMann
Cry Little Sister
Atlantic
Single

G TOM MAC
The Immortal (Original Soundtrack)
Edge Artists
Album

G TOM MAC
How to be Pop, Stupid, Cool
Edge Artists
EP

G TOM MAC
Sunset Junction (Original Soundtrack)
Edge Artists
Album

G TOM MAC
Thou Shalt Not Fall
Edge Artists
Album


Singles

Tournament Surface Week Winner Finalist Semifinalists

Tokyo
Carpet (i)
February 2
Lindsay Davenport 6–4, 6–1
Magdalena Maleeva
Chanda Rubin Jelena Dokić

Indian Wells
Hard
March 8
Justine Henin-Hardenne 6–1, 6–4
Lindsay Davenport
Anastasia Myskina Nathalie Dechy

Miami
Hard
March 22
Serena Williams 6–1, 6–1
Elena Dementieva
Eleni Daniilidou Nadia Petrova

Charleston
Clay
April 12
Venus Williams 2–6, 6–2, 6–1
Conchita Martínez
Jelena Kostanić Patty Schnyder

Berlin
Clay
May 3
Amélie Mauresmo w/o
Venus Williams
Karolina Šprem Jennifer Capriati

Rome
Clay
May 10
Amélie Mauresmo 3–6, 6–3, 7–6(6)
Jennifer Capriati
Serena Williams Vera Zvonareva

San Diego
Hard
July 26
Lindsay Davenport 6–1, 6–1
Anastasia Myskina
Vera Zvonareva Elena Dementieva

Montréal
Hard
August 2
Amélie Mauresmo 6–1, 6–0
Elena Likhovtseva
Anastasia Myskina Vera Zvonareva

Moscow
Carpet (i)
October 11
Anastasia Myskina 7–5, 6–0
Elena Dementieva
Elena Bovina Lindsay Davenport

Zurich
Carpet (i)
October 18
Alicia Molik 4–6, 6–2, 6–3
Maria Sharapova
Patty Schnyder Elena Dementieva


Cities and towns

Rank
City
2010 Pop
2000 Pop
Δ Current Pop


Singles

Tokyo
Carpet (i)
January 27
Lindsay Davenport 6–7(6), 6–1, 6–2
Monica Seles
Chanda Rubin Lisa Raymond

Indian Wells
Hard
March 3
Kim Clijsters 6–4, 7–5
Lindsay Davenport
Conchita Martínez Jennifer Capriati

Miami
Hard
March 17
Serena Williams 4–6, 6–4, 6–1
Jennifer Capriati
Kim Clijsters Chanda Rubin

Charleston
Clay
April 7
Justine Henin-Hardenne 6–3, 6–4
Serena Williams
Lindsay Davenport Ashley Harkleroad

Berlin
Clay
May 5
Justine Henin-Hardenne 6–4, 4–6, 7–5
Kim Clijsters
Jennifer Capriati Amélie Mauresmo

Rome
Clay
May 12
Kim Clijsters 3–6, 7–6(3), 6–0
Amélie Mauresmo
Serena Williams Ai Sugiyama

Canada (Toronto)
Hard
August 11
Justine Henin-Hardenne 6–1, 6–0
Lina Krasnoroutskaya
Paola Suárez Elena Dementieva

Moscow
Carpet (i)
September 29
Anastasia Myskina 6–2, 6–4
Amélie Mauresmo
Anna Pistolesi Elena Dementieva

Zurich
Carpet (i)
October 13
Justine Henin-Hardenne 6–0, 6–4
Jelena Dokić
Kim Clijsters Nadia Petrova


Singles

Tokyo
Carpet (i)
January 28
Martina Hingis 7–6(6), 4–6, 6–3
Monica Seles
Silvia Farina Elia Anna Kournikova

Indian Wells
Hard
March 4
Daniela Hantuchová 6–3, 6–4
Martina Hingis
Emmanuelle Gagliardi Monica Seles

Miami
Hard
March 18
Serena Williams 7–5, 7–6(4)
Jennifer Capriati
Monica Seles Venus Williams

Charleston
Clay
April 15
Iva Majoli 7–6(5), 6–4
Patty Schnyder
Jennifer Capriati Sandrine Testud

Berlin
Clay
May 6
Justine Henin 6–2, 1–6, 7–6(5)
Serena Williams
Jennifer Capriati Anna Pistolesi

Rome
Clay
May 13
Serena Williams 7–6(6), 6–4
Justine Henin
Kim Clijsters Jennifer Capriati

Canada (Montréal)
Hard
August 12
Amélie Mauresmo 6–4, 6–1
Jennifer Capriati
Daniela Hantuchová Jelena Dokić

Moscow
Carpet (i)
September 30
Magdalena Maleeva 5–7, 6–3, 7–6(4)
Lindsay Davenport
Amélie Mauresmo Amanda Coetzer

Zurich
Carpet (i)
October 14
Patty Schnyder 6–7(5), 7–6(8), 6–3
Lindsay Davenport
Conchita Martínez Justine Henin


Medal table


NFL Draft

Derrick Burgess
Defensive end
Mississippi

Correll Buckhalter
Running back
Nebraska


Schedule

Game
Date
Opponent
Result
Dolphins' points
Opponents' Points
Record
Streak
Attendance

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Box office performance


Singles performance timeline

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

Australian Open
LQ
A
LQ
A
A
A
1R
LQ
3R
1R
1R


Top shot-blocking efforts

Blocks
Opponent
Home/Away
Minutes played
Points
Rebounds
Assists


Season schedule

Week Date Opponent Score Result Attendance Record


Season schedule

Week Date Opponent Venue Score Result Attendance Record


Career summary

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D mesons

Particle name
Particle symbol
Antiparticle symbol
Quark content
Rest mass ( MeV / c 2 )
J P C
Mean lifetime ( s )
Commonly decays to (>5% of decays)

D meson
D +
D −
c d
1,869.62±0.20
0 −
1.040 ± 0.007 × 10 −12
See D + decay modes

Strange D meson
D + s
D − s
c s
.47 ± .33
0 −
.00 ± .07 × 10−
See D + s decay modes


Name of System
Location
Traction Type
Date (From)
Date (To)

Nova Scotia Light and Power Company, Ltd

Pictou County Electric Company
New Glasgow - Trenton
Electric
10 Oct 1904
7 May 1931

Cape Breton Electric Company
Sydney
Electric
1901
Oct 1931

Cape Breton Tramways Company, Ltd.
? Glace Bay
Electric
7 Jan 1908
1938

Cape Breton Tramways Company, Ltd.
? Sydney - Glace Bay
Electric
Oct 1902
15 May 1947

Yarmouth Light and Power Company
Yarmouth
Electric
26 Aug 1892
20 Oct 1928


Secondary schools

Cheadle Hulme High School
Cheadle Hulme
11-16

Harrytown Catholic High School
Romiley
11-16

Hazel Grove High School
Hazel Grove
11-16

Reddish Vale Technology College
Reddish
11-16

St Anne's Roman Catholic High School
Heaton Chapel
11-16

St James' Catholic High School
Cheadle Hulme
11-16

The Kingsway School
Cheadle/ Gatley
11-16


Translators

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

W214BS
Black River Falls, Wisconsin
D
FCC


November


NFL Draft

Round
Pick
Player
Position
School/Club Team

Sam Cowart
Middle linebacker
Florida State

Robert Hicks
Offensive tackle
Mississippi State


Polling

United States Senate election in Pennsylvania, 2010

Poll source
Dates administered
Arlen Specter*
Pat Toomey
Tom Ridge*
Peg Luksik

Public Opinion
May 5, 2009
––
23%
60%
––

Research 2000
December 8, 2008
43%
28%
––
––


List of the Presidents of the General councils

Number
Départment (or collectivity)
Président
Party
Since

03
Allier
Jean-Paul Dufregne
French Communist Party

04
Alpes-de-Haute-Provence
Jean-Louis Bianco
Socialist Party

05
Hautes-Alpes
Jean-Yves Dusserre
Union for a Popular Movement

06
Alpes-Maritimes
Éric Ciotti
Union for a Popular Movement

07
Ardèche
Pascal Terrasse
Socialist Party

08
Ardennes
Benoît Huré
Union for a Popular Movement

09
Ariège
Augustin Bonrepaux
Socialist Party

10
Aube
Philippe Adnot
Liberal and Moderate Movement

12
Aveyron
Jean-Claude Luche
Union for a Popular Movement

13
Bouches-du-Rhône
Jean-Noël Guérini
Socialist Party

14
Calvados
Anne d'Ornano
Miscellaneous Right

15
Cantal
Vincent Descœur
Union for a Popular Movement

16
Charente
Michel Boutant
Socialist Party

17
Charente-Maritime
Dominique Bussereau
Union for a Popular Movement

18
Cher
Alain Rafesthain
Socialist Party

19
Corrèze
François Hollande
Socialist Party

2A
Corse-du-Sud
Jean-Jacques Panunzi
Union for a Popular Movement

2B
Haute-Corse
Joseph Castelli
Left Radical Party

21
Côte-d'Or
François Sauvadet
New Centre

22
Côtes-d'Armor
Claudy Lebreton
Socialist Party

23
Creuse
Jean-Jacques Lozach
Socialist Party

24
Dordogne
Bernard Cazeau
Socialist Party

25
Doubs
Claude Jeannerot
Socialist Party

26
Drôme
Didier Guillaume
Socialist Party

27
Eure
Jean-Louis Destans
Socialist Party

28
Eure-et-Loir
Albéric de Montgolfier
Union for a Popular Movement

29
Finistère
Pierre Maille
Socialist Party

31
Haute-Garonne
Pierre Izard
Socialist Party

33
Gironde
Philippe Madrelle
Socialist Party

34
Hérault
André Vezinhet
Socialist Party

35
Ille-et-Vilaine
Jean-Louis Tourenne
Socialist Party

36
Indre
Louis Pinton
Union for a Popular Movement

37
Indre-et-Loire
Claude Roiron
Socialist Party

40
Landes
Henri Emmanuelli
Socialist Party

41
Loir-et-Cher
Maurice Leroy
New Centre

42
Loire
Bernard Bonne
Union for a Popular Movement

43
Haute-Loire
Gérard Roche
Union for a Popular Movement

44
Loire-Atlantique
Patrick Mareschal
Socialist Party

45
Loiret
Éric Doligé
Union for a Popular Movement

47
Lot-et-Garonne
Pierre Camani
Socialist Party

48
Lozère
Jean-Paul Pourquier
Union for a Popular Movement

49
Maine-et-Loire
Christophe Béchu
Union for a Popular Movement

50
Manche
Jean-François Le Grand
Union for a Popular Movement

51
Marne
René-Paul Savary
Union for a Popular Movement

52
Haute-Marne
Bruno Sido
Union for a Popular Movement

53
Mayenne
Jean Arthuis
Miscellaneous Centre

54
Meurthe-et-Moselle
Michel Dinet
Socialist Party

55
Meuse
Christian Namy
Miscellaneous Right

56
Morbihan
Joseph-François Kerguéris
Democratic Movement

57
Moselle
Philippe Leroy
Union for a Popular Movement

58
Nièvre
Marcel Charmant
Socialist Party

61
Orne
Alain Lambert
Union for a Popular Movement

62
Pas-de-Calais
Dominique Dupilet
Socialist Party

63
Puy-de-Dôme
Jean-Yves Gouttebel
Socialist Party

64
Pyrénées-Atlantiques
Jean Castaings
Union for a Popular Movement

65
Hautes-Pyrénées
Josette Durrieu
Socialist Party

66
Pyrénées-Orientales
Christian Bourquin
Socialist Party

67
Bas-Rhin
Guy-Dominique Kennel
Union for a Popular Movement

68
Haut-Rhin
Charles Buttner
Union for a Popular Movement

69
Rhône
Michel Mercier
Miscellaneous Centre

70
Haute-Saône
Yves Krattinger
Socialist Party

71
Saône-et-Loire
Arnaud Montebourg
Socialist Party

72
Sarthe
Roland du Luart
Union for a Popular Movement

73
Savoie
Hervé Gaymard
Union for a Popular Movement

74
Haute-Savoie
Christian Monteil
Miscellaneous Right

75
Paris
Bertrand Delanoë
Socialist Party

76
Seine-Maritime
Didier Marie
Socialist Party

77
Seine-et-Marne
Vincent Eblé
Socialist Party

78
Yvelines
Pierre Bédier
Union for a Popular Movement

79
Deux-Sèvres
Éric Gautier
Socialist Party

80
Somme
Christian Manable
Socialist Party

81
Tarn
Thierry Carcenac
Socialist Party

82
Tarn-et-Garonne
Jean-Michel Baylet
Left Radical Party

83
Var
Horace Lanfranchi
Union for a Popular Movement

85
Vendée
Philippe de Villiers
Movement for France

86
Vienne
Claude Bertaud
Union for a Popular Movement

87
Haute-Vienne
Marie-Françoise Pérol-Dumont
Socialist Party

88
Vosges
Christian Poncelet
Union for a Popular Movement

89
Yonne
Jean-Marie Rolland
Union for a Popular Movement

90
Territoire de Belfort
Yves Ackermann
Socialist Party

91
Essonne
Michel Berson
Socialist Party

92
Hauts-de-Seine
Patrick Devedjian
Union for a Popular Movement

93
Seine-Saint-Denis
Claude Bartolone
Socialist Party

94
Val-de-Marne
Christian Favier
French Communist Party

95
Val-d’Oise
Arnaud Bazin
Union for a Popular Movement

United Guadeloupe, Socialism and Realities

972
Martinique
Claude Lise
Martinican Democratic Rally

973
Guyane
Alain Tien-Liong
Miscellaneous Left

974
Réunion
Nassimah Dindar
Union for a Popular Movement

976
Mayotte (overseas collect.)
Ahmed Attoumani Douchina
Union for a Popular Movement


Returning this year

Show
Last Aired
Previous Network
Retitled as/Same
New/Returning/Same Network
Returning

Too Close for Comfort
Syndication
The Ted Knight Show
Syndication
April

9 to 5
ABC
Same
Syndication
September 13

Hollywood Squares
NBC
Same
Syndication
September 15

Mama's Family
NBC
Same
Syndication
September 26


Results

Bobsleigh at the 1936 Winter Olympics – Two-man

Team
Athletes
Run 1
Run 2
Run 3
Run 4
Final

Rene Baron Lunden & Eric Vicomte de Spoelberch

Alexandru Budişteanu & Dumitru Gheorghiu


Scores

Star
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 4
Episode 5
Episode 6
Episode 7
Episode 8

Mariusz Zalejski
6.3
6.8
eliminated
eliminated
eliminated
eliminated

Grażyna Wolszczak
6.3
eliminated
eliminated
eliminated
eliminated
eliminated

Maria Góralczyk
eliminated
eliminated
eliminated
eliminated
eliminated
eliminated


Passing

2007 Savannah State Tigers football team


Season schedule

September 9, 1962
Houston Oilers
L 28–23

September 15, 1962
Denver Broncos
L 23–20

September 22, 1962
New York Titans
L 17–6

September 30, 1962
at Dallas Texans
L 41–21

October 7, 1962
at Houston Oilers
L 17–14

October 13, 1962
San Diego Chargers
W 35–10

October 28, 1962
at Denver Broncos
W 45–38

November 3, 1962
Boston Patriots
T 28–28

November 11, 1962
at San Diego Chargers
W 40–20

November 18, 1962
at Oakland Raiders
W 10–6

November 23, 1962
at Boston Patriots
L 21–10

December 8, 1962
at New York Titans
W 20–3


Season schedule

September 8, 1963
at San Diego Chargers
L 14–10
22,344

September 15, 1963
at Oakland Raiders
L 35–17
17,568

September 22, 1963
Kansas City Chiefs
T 27–27
33,487

September 28, 1963
Houston Oilers
L 31–20
32,340

October 5, 1963
Oakland Raiders
W 12–0
24,486

October 13, 1963
at Kansas City Chiefs
W 35–26
25,519

October 20, 1963
at Houston Oilers
L 28–14
23,948

October 26, 1963
Boston Patriots
W 28–21
27,243

November 3, 1963
at Denver Broncos
W 30–28
19,424

November 9, 1963
Denver Broncos
W 27–17
30,989

November 17, 1963
San Diego Chargers
L 23–13
38,592

December 1, 1963
at Boston Patriots
L 17–7
16,981

December 8, 1963
New York Jets
W 45–14
20,222

December 14, 1963
at New York Jets
W 19–10
6,526


U.S. Nielsen ratings

Episode number
Episode
Rating
Share
Rating/Share (18-49)
Viewers (millions)
Rank (Overall)


Supersport race classification

2008 Assen Superbike World Championship round

Gianluca Vizziello
Honda CBR600RR
+2.346

Rik van Steenberngeedn
Honda CBR600RR
+56.714

Santiago Barragan
Honda CBR600RR
+57.194

William de Angelis
Honda CBR600RR
+1:08.851

Didier van Keymeulen
Suzuki GSX-R600
Retirement

Gianluca Nannelli
Honda CBR600RR
Retirement

Katsuaki Fujiwara
Kawasaki ZX-6R
Retirement

Gregory Leblanc
Honda CBR600RR
Retirement


Second Round Proper

Tie no
Home team
Score
Away team
Attendance

Replay
Peterborough United
4–1
Enfield
17 December 1996

Replay
Wycombe Wanderers
3–2
Barnet
17 December 1996

Replay
Burnley
1–1
Walsall
23 December 1996

Burnley won 4–2 on penalties
Burnley won 4–2 on penalties
Burnley won 4–2 on penalties
Burnley won 4–2 on penalties
Burnley won 4–2 on penalties

Replay
Scunthorpe United
2–3
Wrexham
17 December 1996


Albums

Year of release
Title
Label
Format
Cat. No.

Light At The End Of The Tunnel
KB Records
CD
3221

Death Valley
Durty Mick Records
CD
DMR0004-3

What Goes Around Comes Around
DSS Records
CD / Cassette
DSS043

Cry of the Legion
DSS Records
CD / Vinyl
DSS024

Welcome to Fort Zinderneuf
Venture Records
Vinyl
VR/FL 100


Medal table


All-time medal table


Broadcast history and ratings

Season
Season premiere
Season finale
TV season
Ranking
Households (in millions)


125cc classification

Rider Manufacturer Laps Time/Retired Grid


Medals table


MotoGP classification

2002 South African motorcycle Grand Prix


250cc classification


Game log

Game Date Opponent Score Location Attendance Record Points


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

Zach Bogosian
(D)
United States
Peterborough Petes ( OHL )

Daultan Leveille
(C)
Canada
St. Catharines Falcons ( GOJHL )

Danick Hudon-Paquette
(RW)
Canada
Lewiston Maineiacs ( QMJHL )

US National Team Development Program U-18

Nicklas Lasu
(LW)
Sweden
Frölunda HC ( Sweden Jr. )

Mississauga St. Michael's Majors ( OHL )

Zach Redmond
(D)
United States
Ferris State University ( CCHA )


First Round Proper

Replay
Carlisle United
0–0
Darlington
22 November 1955

2nd replay
Darlington
3–1
Carlisle United
28 November 1955

Replay
Crewe Alexandra
2–3
Barrow
23 November 1955

Replay
Aldershot
1–1
Yeovil Town
23 November 1955

2nd replay
Yeovil Town
4580–35458
Aldershot
28 November 1955

Replay
Shrewsbury Town
4–1
Gillingham
24 November 1955

Replay
Derby County
5–1
Crook Town
23 November 1955

Replay
Southampton
2–0
Crystal Palace
23 November 1955

Replay
Walsall
6–1
Margate
24 November 1955


Rushing

2002 Kansas State Wildcats football team


Matches

1985 England rugby union tour of New Zealand

North Auckland
18/05/1985
Okara Park , Whangarei
Tour Match

Poverty Bay
22/05/1985
Rugby Park, Gisborne
Tour Match

Auckland
25/05/1985
Eden Park , Auckland
Tour Match

Otago
28/05/1985
Carisbrook , Dunedin
Tour Match

New Zealand
01/06/1985
Lancaster Park , Christchurch
First Test

Southland
04/06/1985
Homestead Stadium, Invercargill
Tour Match

New Zealand
08/06/1985
Athletic Park , Wellington
Second Test


Matches

1997 England rugby union tour of Argentina and Australia

Córdoba
21/5/1997
Chateau Carreras , Córdoba, Argentina
Tour Match

Buenos Aires
24/5/1997
Cricket & Rugby Club, Buenos Aires
Tour Match

Argentina A
27/5/1997
Cricket & Rugby Club, Buenos Aires
Tour Match

Argentina
31/5/1997
Estadio Etcheverri , Buenos Aires
Test Match

Cuyo
3/6/1997
Independiente Rivadavia, Mendoza
Tour Match

Argentina
7/6/1997
Estadio Etcheverri , Buenos Aires
Test Match

Australia
12/7/1997
Football Stadium , Sydney
Test Match


Draft picks

Round Pick Player Position Nationality College

Elmore Smith
Center
United States
Kentucky State

Fred Hilton
Guard
United States
Grambling

Amos Thomas
Guard
United States
Southwestern Oklahoma

Spencer Haywood
Forward
United States
Detroit Mercy

Jimmy O'Brien
Guard
United States
Boston College

Garry Nelson
Guard
United States
Duquesne

Randy Smith
Guard
United States
Buffalo State

Gary Stewart
Guard
United States
Canisius

William Chatmon
Guard
United States
Baylor

James Douglas
Guard
United States
Memphis


Season schedule


Loan in

2007-08-10
End of season
MF
Toumani Diagouraga
Watford

2007-08-10
End of season
FW
Theo Robinson
Watford

2007-10-30
End of season
DF
Robbie Threlfall
Liverpool

2007-11-16
End of season
DF
Lee Collins
Wolverhampton Wanderers


Selections

Player
Pos.
Nationality
Team
Previous team
Years of NBA experience [a ]
Career with the franchise [b ]

Em Bryant Category:Articles with hCards
G
United States
Buffalo Braves
Boston Celtics
1970 – 1972

Freddie Crawford Category:Articles with hCards

Dick Garrett Category:Articles with hCards

Herm Gilliam Category:Articles with hCards

Bill Hosket Category:Articles with hCards

Bailey Howell Category:Articles with hCards ^

Paul Long Category:Articles with hCards
G
United States
Buffalo Braves
Detroit Pistons
1970–1971

Mike Lynn Category:Articles with hCards
F
United States
Buffalo Braves
Los Angeles Lakers
1970

Don May Category:Articles with hCards
F
United States
Buffalo Braves
New York Knicks
1970–1971

Ray Scott Category:Articles with hCards
F/C
United States
Buffalo Braves
Baltimore Bullets
— [c ]

George Wilson Category:Articles with hCards

Butch Beard Category:Articles with hCards +

Len Chappell Category:Articles with hCards +

Johnny Egan Category:Articles with hCards

Bob Lewis Category:Articles with hCards
G
United States
Cleveland Cavaliers
San Francisco Warriors
1970–1971

McCoy McLemore Category:Articles with hCards

Don Ohl Category:Articles with hCards +
G
United States
Cleveland Cavaliers
Atlanta Hawks
— [c ]

Loy Petersen Category:Articles with hCards

Luther Rackley Category:Articles with hCards

Bingo Smith Category:Articles with hCards

John Warren Category:Articles with hCards

Walt Wesley Category:Articles with hCards

Rick Adelman Category:Articles with hCards

Jerry Chambers Category:Articles with hCards

LeRoy Ellis Category:Articles with hCards

Fred Hetzel Category:Articles with hCards

Joe Kennedy Category:Articles with hCards

Ed Manning Category:Articles with hCards

Stan McKenzie Category:Articles with hCards

Dorie Murrey Category:Articles with hCards

Pat Riley Category:Articles with hCards
G/F
United States
Portland Trail Blazers
San Diego Rockets
— [c ]

Dale Schlueter Category:Articles with hCards

Larry Siegfried Category:Articles with hCards


Senior team

23 October 2008
National Stadium, Bukit Jalil
4–0
4–0 (W)
2008 Merdeka Tournament

11 November 2008
Thuwunna Stadium , Myanmar
2–1
4–1 (L)
2008 Myanmar Grand Royal Challenge Cup

29 November 2008
MBPJ Stadium
2–2
2–2 (D)
Friendly Match

11 September 2009
MBPJ Stadium
4–0
5–0 (W)
Friendly Match

7 December 2010
Gelora Sriwijaya Stadium
3–1
5–1 (W)
2010 AFF Suzuki Cup

9 February 2011
Shah Alam Stadium
2–0
2–0 (W)
Friendly Match

18 June 2011
Sultan Mohammad IV Stadium
1–0
2–0 (W)
Friendly Match


Game log

Game
Date
Team
Score
High points
High rebounds
High assists
Location Attendance
Record

real text text text text text text text text

November 1
@ New Jersey
W 105–97 (OT)
Stephen Jackson , Andris Biedriņš (23)
Andris Biedriņš (11)
Stephen Jackson (8)
Izod Center 17,390
1–2

November 3
@ Memphis
L 79–90 (OT)
Stephen Jackson (17)
Andris Biedriņš (22)
Stephen Jackson (5)
FedExForum 10,121
1–3

November 5
Denver
W 111–101 (OT)
Stephen Jackson (29)
Brandan Wright (13)
Stephen Jackson (7)
Oracle Arena 18,194
2–3

November 7
Memphis
L 104–109 (OT)
Stephen Jackson (27)
Andris Biedriņš (12)
C. J. Watson (8)
Oracle Arena 18,744
2–4

November 9
@ Sacramento
L 98–115 (OT)
Andris Biedriņš (16)
Andris Biedriņš (18)
Stephen Jackson (6)
ARCO Arena 12,090
2–5

November 11
Minnesota
W 113–110 (OT)
Stephen Jackson (30)
Andris Biedriņš (15)
Stephen Jackson (5)
Oracle Arena 17,422
3–5

November 13
Detroit
L 102–107 (OT)
C. J. Watson , Andris Biedriņš (17)
Andris Biedriņš (19)
Stephen Jackson (9)
Oracle Arena 18,477
3–6

November 15
@ L.A. Clippers
W 121–103 (OT)
Anthony Morrow (37)
Andris Biedriņš (16)
Stephen Jackson (10)
Staples Center 12,823
4–6

November 18
Portland
W 111–106 (OT)
Anthony Morrow (25)
Andris Biedriņš (9)
Stephen Jackson (8)
Oracle Arena 18,284
5–6

November 21
Chicago
L 110–115 (OT)
Stephen Jackson (32)
Andris Biedriņš (10)
Stephen Jackson , C. J. Watson (6)
Oracle Arena 19,596
5–7

November 23
@ Philadelphia
L 81–89 (OT)
Kelenna Azubuike (16)
Andris Biedriņš (8)
Stephen Jackson (7)
Wachovia Center 13,556
5–8

November 25
@ Washington
L 100–124 (OT)
Corey Maggette (17)
Andris Biedriņš (9)
Stephen Jackson (8)
Verizon Center 13,852
5–9

November 26
@ Boston
L 111–119 (OT)
Corey Maggette (32)
Andris Biedriņš (9)
Stephen Jackson , Jamal Crawford (6)
TD Banknorth Garden 18,624
5–10

November 28
@ Cleveland
L 97–112 (OT)
C. J. Watson (17)
Anthony Randolph , Andris Biedriņš (7)
Jamal Crawford (6)
Quicken Loans Arena 20,562
5–11

November 29
@ New York
L 125–138 (OT)
Corey Maggette (32)
Corey Maggette (12)
C. J. Watson , Jamal Crawford (5)
Madison Square Garden 19,317
5–12


National final

Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1988

Leanne & Hotline
"In And Out Of Love"
4th


Awards

4th Asian Marine Film Festival
The Juries' Special Prize
Japan
Won

6th Starpics Thai Films Awards
Best Picture
Thailand
Won

6th Starpics Thai Films Awards
Best Director
Thailand
Nominated

6th Starpics Thai Films Awards
Best Film Editing
Thailand
Nominated

18th Thai National Film Awards
Best Supporting Actress (Focus Jirakul)
Thailand
Won

18th Thai National Film Awards
Best Costume Design
Thailand
Nominated

17th Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards
Best Picture
Thailand
Nominated

17th Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards
Best Director
Thailand
Nominated

Best Supporting Actor (Ratchu Surajaras)

17th Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards
Best Supporting Actress (Focus Jirakul)
Thailand
Won

17th Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards
Best Screenplay
Thailand
Nominated

17th Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards
Best Film Editing
Thailand
Nominated

17th Bangkok Critics Assembly Awards
Best Original Score
Thailand
Nominated

6th Hamburger Awards
Best Actress (Focus Jirakul)
Thailand
Won

Favourite Scene-Stealing Actress ( Sora Aoi )

Best Original Song (รอเธอหันมา – โฟกัส จิระกุล)

Best Original Song (อย่างน้อย – บิ๊กแอส)


Week 1 (10 April 2008)

Couple Style Music Choreographer(s) Result

Huyen Huynh Mario Amigo
Hip-Hop
" Ching-A-Ling "— Missy Elliott
Thomas Bentsem
Amigo eliminated

Andrea Schirmer Marvin Spahi
Salsa
"Everything I Can't Have"— Robin Thicke
Jazzy
Schirmer eliminated

Trinh Nguyen Martin Gæbe
Lyrical Jazz
"Beautiful"— Me'Shell NdegéOcello
Sabina Dalfjäll
Safe

Stinna Shaktiva Yngvar Halvorsen
Hip-Hop
" Señorita "— Justin Timberlake
Thomas Bentsem
Both eliminated

Mynte Lagoni Daniel Koivunen
Contemporary Jazz
"Tea"—Øivind Andersen Sjøvoll
Tine Aspaas
Safe

Emma Hedlund Egor Filipenko
Cha-Cha
"Get the Party Started"— Shirley Bassey
Bjørn Holthe
Safe


Release history

Europe
24 March 1997
Arista
CD
74321 45851 2

Australia
15 April 1997
Arista
CD
74321 45851 2

North America
29 July 1997
Arista
CD
07822 18738 2

Europe
2 June 2003
Arista
CD
28765 22392 8


Round Pick Overall Name Position College

Ted Andrus
G
Southwestern Louisiana [s ]

Vic Paulson
E
California-Santa Barbara [l ]


John Cavaglieri
OT
North Texas State [c ]


Charley Barnes
E
Northeast Louisiana [q ]


A. J. Johnson
DB
Southwest Texas State [r ]


NBA Finals

Game 1
April 18
Boston
142-110
Los Angeles

Game 2
April 19
Boston
129-123
Los Angeles

Game 3
April 21
Los Angeles
126-105
Boston

Game 4
April 23
Los Angeles
99-112
Boston

Game 5
April 25
Boston
129-96
Los Angeles


Highest-grossing films of 1994

Rank
Title
Studio
Director
Worldwide Gross

The Lion King
Walt Disney Pictures
Rob Minkoff , Roger Allers
$768,625,889

Forrest Gump
Paramount Pictures
Robert Zemeckis
$677,387,716

True Lies
20th Century Fox
James Cameron
$378,882,411

The Mask
New Line Cinema
Chuck Russell
$351,583,407

Speed
20th Century Fox
Jan de Bont
$350,448,145

The Flintstones
Universal Pictures
Brian Levant
$341,631,208

Dumb and Dumber
New Line Cinema
Bobby Farrelly , Peter Farrelly
$247,275,374

Four Weddings and a Funeral
Gramercy / Polygram
Mike Newell
$245,700,832

Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles

Clear and Present Danger
Paramount Pictures
Phillip Noyce
$215,887,717

Disclosure
Warner Bros.
Barry Levinson
$214,015,089

Pulp Fiction
Miramax Films
Quentin Tarantino
$213,928,762

Stargate
MGM
Roland Emmerich
$196,567,262

The Santa Clause
Buena Vista
John Pasquin
$189,833,357

Maverick
Warner Bros.
Richard Donner
$183,031,272

The Specialist
Warner Bros.
Luis Llosa
$170,362,582

Legends of the Fall
TriStar Pictures
Edward Zwick
$160,638,883

Wolf
Columbia Pictures
Mike Nichols
$131,002,597

Beverly Hills Cop III
Paramount Pictures
John Landis
$119,208,989

Star Trek Generations
Paramount Pictures
David Carson
$118,071,125


NBA Finals

Game 3
April 11
New York
71-78
Rochester

Game 4
April 13
New York
79-73
Rochester

Game 5
April 15
Rochester
89-92
New York

Game 6
April 18
New York
80-73
Rochester

Game 7
April 21
Rochester
79-75
New York


Regular season

Game
Date
Opponent
Score
High points
High rebounds
High assists
Location/Attendance
Record

September 2
Seattle
69-83
Lennox (25)
DeSouza (8)
Latta (4)
Philips Arena 7,390
3-27

September 5
@ New York
71-82
Lennox (28)
Lennox (7)
Castro Marques (4)
Madison Square Garden 7,039
3-28

September 8
Indiana
77-81
Lennox (19)
Bales (9)
Castro Marques (6)
Philips Arena 7,706
3-29

September 11
@ Los Angeles
83-72
Castro Marques (23)
Bales (9)
Latta (10)
Staples Center 9,060
4-29

September 12
@ Seattle
72-77
Young (20)
Feenstra , Haynie , Terry (5)
Latta (4)
KeyArena 9,686
4-30


Regular season

June 1
@ Chicago
W 75-73
Whalen , Whitmore (19)
Whalen (7)
Whalen (7)
UIC Pavilion 2,276
5-1

June 6
Minnesota
W 78-77
Jones (25)
Whalen (9)
Anderson , Gardin (5)
Mohegan Sun Arena 6,327
6-1

June 8
Washington
W 87-79
Jones (16)
Whalen (7)
Whalen (7)
Mohegan Sun Arena 7,174
7-1

June 10
@ Minnesota
W 75-66
Jones (18)
Whitmore (12)
Whalen (6)
Target Center 7,186
8-1

June 13
@ Los Angeles
L 93-98 (OT)
Whalen (20)
Whalen (7)
Jones (3)
STAPLES Center 8,702
8-2

June 16
@ Seattle
W 74-67
Jones (15)
Raymond (9)
Whitmore (4)
KeyArena 6,872
9-2

June 18
@ Phoenix
L 81-102
Jones (18)
Turner (5)
Whalen (5)
US Airways Center 4,478
9-3

June 20
@ Sacramento
W 72-56
Jones (14)
Whalen , Anderson (6)
Whalen (5)
ARCO Arena 5,895
10-3

June 24
Detroit
W 85-68
Jones (20)
Holt (8)
Whalen (6)
Mohegan Sun Arena 7,501
11-3

June 26
@ Detroit
L 61-70
Jones (14)
Jones (7)
Whalen (4)
Mohegan Sun Arena 7,501
11-4

June 27
Atlanta
W 109-101 (OT)
Jones (30)
Jones , Whalen (10)
Holt (8)
Mohegan Sun Arena 7,612
12-4

June 29
Phoenix
L 80-87
Jones (16)
Jones (9)
Whalen (8)
Mohegan Sun Arena 9,518 (sellout)
12-5


Season Schedule

June 13
vs. Connecticut
98-93 (OT)
Win
6-2

June 26
vs. Washington
74-77 (OT)
Loss
10-4


LPGA Tour (16)

Date
Tournament
Winning score
Margin of victory
Runner(s)-up

Feb 8, 1976
Sarah Coventry Naples Classic
+2 (73-69-76=218)
1 stroke
Sandra Haynie , Judy Meister

Apr 25, 1976
Birmingham Classic
–13 (65-70-68=203)
4 strokes
Kathy Martin

May 8, 1978
Women's International
–5 (68-72-69-74=283)
4 strokes
Beth Daniel (a)

Mar 2, 1980
Sun City Classic
–13 (66-71-67-71=275)
1 stroke
M.J. Smith

Jul 5, 1981
Peter Jackson Classic
–10 (69-66-70-73=278)
1 stroke
Pat Bradley , Nancy Lopez

Aug 16, 1981
Mary Kay Classic
–18 (65-69-64=198)
11 strokes
Sandra Haynie

Sep 13, 1981
United Virginia Bank Classic
–14 (66-71-68=205)
3 strokes
Janet Alex , Sally Little

Jun 13, 1982
LPGA Championship
–9 (69-69-70-71=279)
2 strokes
JoAnne Carner

Jun 20, 1982
Lady Keystone Open
–5 (71-71-69=211)
1 stroke
Barbara Moxness , Alexandra Reinhardt

Feb 27, 1983
Tucson Conquistadores LPGA Open
–9 (72-68-67=207)
5 strokes
Amy Alcott

Jun 19, 1983
Lady Keystone Open
–11 (69-67-69=205)
1 stroke
Pat Bradley

Jul 31, 1983
U.S. Women's Open
+6 (72-73-71-74=290)
1 stroke
JoAnne Carner , Patty Sheehan

Amy Alcott , Pat Bradley , Barbara Moxness

Apr 19, 1987
Santa Barbara Open
–1 (74-68-73=215)
1 stroke
Jane Geddes , Ayako Okamoto

Sep 20, 1987
Safeco Classic
–11 (68-70-71-68=277)
1 stroke
Nancy Lopez

Sep 27, 1987
Konica San Jose Classic
–11 (69-71-65=205)
5 strokes
Amy Alcott


Season schedule

Date
Opponent
Score
Leading Scorer
Attendance
Record

May 27
@ Houston
98-92 (OT)
Seimone Augustus (25)
2-0

June 20
@ Detroit
93-98 (OT)
Seimone Augustus (26)
6-5

July 24
@ Indiana
84-80 (OT)
Seimone Augustus (25)
12-12

July 27
vs. Los Angeles
84-92 (OT)
Seimone Augustus (29)
13-13


Season Schedule

May 27
vs. Minnesota
92-98 (OT)
Loss
0-3


Regular season

June 1
Connecticut
73-75
Perkins (21)
Fowles (12)
Canty (5)
UIC Pavilion 2,276
1-3

June 3
Los Angeles
77-81 (OT)
Dupree (22)
Dupree (11)
Canty (8)
UIC Pavilion 6,304
1-4

June 6
@ Atlanta
86-72
Canty , Perkins (16)
Dupree , Perkins (9)
Price (5)
Philips Arena 7,418
2-4

June 7
Atlanta
91-70
Dupree (20)
Melvin (7)
Canty (6)
UIC Pavilion 3,182
3-4

June 13
Washington
57-64
Perkins (17)
Dupree (8)
Canty , Price (4)
UIC Pavilion 2,600
3-5

June 18
@ Los Angeles
67-80
Perkins (18)
Dupree (8)
Canty , Dupree (3)
STAPLES Center 7,245
3-6

June 20
@ Phoenix
105-112 (OT)
Perkins (30)
Dupree (12)
Dupree (5)
US Airways Center 7,311
3-7

June 22
@ Sacramento
70-82
Perkins (22)
Dupree (11)
Canty (8)
ARCO Arena 6,107
3-8

June 26
Phoenix
79-89
Melvin (19)
Melvin (15)
Wyckoff (9)
UIC Pavilion 3,103
3-9

June 28
Detroit
76-59
Dupree (18)
Dupree , Melvin (8)
Melvin (5)
UIC Pavilion 3,407
4-9


Compilations

Title
Release Date
Format
Release
Label
Code

Gala
3 December 1990
LP/CD/C
Worldwide
4AD
CAD 0017

Cookie
December 1994
CD
Japan
Nippon Columbia
COCY-78365

Topolino
August 1996
CD (9 tracks)
Japan
Nippon Columbia
COCY-80351

Topolino
August 1997
CD (12 tracks)
Canada
Polygram/4AD
76974 2110 2

Ciao! Best of Lush
19 March 2001
CD
Worldwide
4AD
GAD 2K22 CD


NBA Finals

Game 1
March 29
Boston
102-104
St. Louis

Game 2
March 30
Boston
136-112
St. Louis

Game 6
April 12
St. Louis
110-109
Boston


March

Date
Opponent
Venue
Result
Attendance
Competition
Man of the Match

1st
Milton Keynes Lightning
Home
Lost 4-2
1,442
League
Milos Melicherik

7th
Telford Tigers
Home
Won 4-1
1,923
League
Rob Lamey

8th
Romford Raiders
Away
Lost 3-2
382
League
Paul Dixon

14th
Telford Tigers
Away
Won 5-3
450
League

15th
Sheffield Scimitars
Home
Won 4-2
1,332
League
Taras Foremsky

18th
Peterborough Phantoms
Home
Won 4-3
1,347
Cup Final (1st Leg)
Rick Skene

21st
Milton Keynes Lightning
Away
Won 4-3 (SO)
965
League
Nick Cross

22nd
Swindon Wildcats
Home
Won 6-1
1,252
League
David Savage

26th
Peterborough Phantoms
Away
Lost 6-4 (Lost 9-7 on Agg)
Cup Final (2nd Leg)
Unknown

28th
Sheffield Scimitars
Away
Won 4-2
757
League
Unknown

29th
Romford Raiders
Away
Lost 8-6
League
Ollie Bronnimann


WNBA Playoffs

Date
Opponent
Score
Leading Scorer
Attendance
Series

Western Conference Semifinals
Western Conference Semifinals
Western Conference Semifinals
Western Conference Semifinals
Western Conference Semifinals
Western Conference Semifinals

September 18
@ Sacramento
85-78
Becky Hammon (30)
7,740
SA leads 1-0

September 20
vs. Sacramento
67-84
Becky Hammon (14)
7,807
Tied 1-1

September 22
vs. Sacramento
86-81 (OT)
Sophia Young (27)
4,247
SA wins 2-1

Western Conference Finals
Western Conference Finals
Western Conference Finals
Western Conference Finals
Western Conference Finals
Western Conference Finals

September 25
@ Los Angeles
70-85
Ann Wauters (18)
7,102°
LA leads 1-0

September 27
vs. Los Angeles
67-66
Sophia Young (21)
7,715
Tied 1-1

September 28
vs. Los Angeles
76-72
Becky Hammon (35)
7,111
SA wins 2-1

WNBA Finals
WNBA Finals
WNBA Finals
WNBA Finals
WNBA Finals
WNBA Finals

October 1
vs. Detroit
69-77
Sophia Young (21)
9,380
DET leads 1-0

October 3
vs. Detroit
61-69
Becky Hammon (24)
16,012
DET leads 2-0

October 5
@ Detroit
60-76
Ann Wauters (19)
8,952^
DET wins 3-0


Playoffs

September 26
vs. Detroit
60-56
Win
1-0 (3-1)

September 28
@ Detroit
55-64
Loss
1-1 (3-2)

September 29
@ Detroit
73-75
Loss
1-2 (3-3)


Parishes

Official Name
Status
Area km 2
Population
Census Ranking


Parishes


See also

Sambalpuri Cinema
Kosal
Western Odisha
Sitalsasthi Carnival
Sambalpuri Language
Sambalpuri Saree

Rourkela
Rajgangpur
Khariar
Khariar Road
Sambalpur University
Veer Surendra Sai

Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology, Burla

Binika
Phulabani
Sundergarh
Boudh
Bhima Bhoi
Ghess

Panposh
Padmapur
Deogarh
G. Udayagiri
Satya Mahima Dharma
Kosal State Movement

Patnagarh
Belpahar
Bhawanipatna
Tebhapadar
Maa Samaleswari
Burla, India

Mukhiguda
Kansbahal
Rairakhol
Subalaya
Nuakhai
Hirakud Dam

Kansbahal Tensa Junagarh Kesinga Mahima Hirakud

Hatibandha
Tarbha
Birmaharajpur
Luisinga
Samaleswari Temple
Sarat Pujari

Bargarh
Barapali
Khaliapali
Biramitrapur
Veer Surendra Sai Medical College
Farmers' suicide in Western Odisha

National Institute of Technology, Rourkela


Third round


Schedule

September 14, 1968
at Minnesota Vikings
L 47-7

September 22, 1968
Baltimore Colts
L 28-20

September 29, 1968
at San Francisco 49ers
L 28-13

October 6, 1968
Green Bay Packers
L 38-7

October 13, 1968
New York Giants
W 24-21

October 20, 1968
at Los Angeles Rams
L 27-14

October 27, 1968
at Cleveland Browns
L 30-7

November 3, 1968
Pittsburgh Steelers
L 41-21

November 10, 1968
Los Angeles Rams
L 17-10

November 17, 1968
at Chicago Bears
W 16-13

November 24, 1968
at St. Louis Cardinals
L 17-12

December 1, 1968
at Baltimore Colts
L 44-0

December 15, 1968
San Francisco 49ers
L 14-12


Communities

Eel River Crossing
Village
1,839 of 5,008


Population and area

District
Population
Area
Pop. Dens.
No.of Settlements


Top 12 fortunes

Rank
Value
Name
Source of wealth
2007 Rank

Gerald Grosvenor, 6th Duke of Westminster

£5726m
Alisher Usmanov
Steel and mining
[new entry]

£5650m
Ernesto and Kirsty Bertarelli
Pharmaceuticals
[new entry]

£3974m
Leonard Blavatnik
Industry
[new entry]


International goals

Moi International Sports Centre , Nairobi


Other results

Position
Team #1
Agg.
Team #2
1st leg
2nd leg


Rushing

1999 Kansas State Wildcats football team


Made the cut

Player
Country
Year(s) won
Total
To par
Finish


Made the cut


Second round


Missed the cut

Jack Nicklaus
United States
1962 , 1967 , 1972 , 1980


Discography

Machineries of Joy Vol. 3
2xCD, Limited
Forever
Out of Line

Awake the Machines Vol. 5
2xCD, Limited
Tomorrow (Edit)
Out Of Line

Machineries Of Joy Vol. 4
2xCD, Limited
Spilling Blood
Out Of Line

Sonic Seducer Cold Hands Seduction Vol. 69

Das Bunker 4: Brighter Than A Thousand Suns


Top-grossing films (U.S.)

Fiddler on the Roof
United Artists
Norman Jewison
$80,500,000

The French Connection
20th Century Fox
William Friedkin
$51,700,000

Diamonds Are Forever
United Artists
Guy Hamilton
$43,819,547

Dirty Harry
Warner Bros.
Don Siegel
$35,976,000

Summer of '42
Warner Bros.
Robert Mulligan
$32,063,634

The Last Picture Show
Columbia
Peter Bogdanovich
$29,133,000

Carnal Knowledge
Embassy
Mike Nichols
$28,623,000

A Clockwork Orange
Warner Bros.
Stanley Kubrick
$26,589,355

Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Walt Disney Pictures
Robert Stevenson
$17,871,174

Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song
Cinemation Industries
Melvin Van Peebles
$15,200,000

Willard
Cinerama Releasing Corporation
Daniel Mann
$14,545,941

The Hospital
United Artists
Arthur Hiller
$14,142,409

Klute
Warner Bros.
Alan J. Pakula
$12,512,637

The Andromeda Strain
Universal
Robert Wise
$12,376,563

Escape from the Planet of the Apes
20th Century Fox
Don Taylor
$12,348,905

Bananas
United Artists
Woody Allen
$11,833,696

Straw Dogs
Cinerama Releasing Corporation
Sam Peckinpah
$11,148,828

Cold Turkey
United Artists
Norman Lear
$11,000,000

Play Misty for Me
Universal
Clint Eastwood
$10,600,000

Kotch
Cinerama Releasing Corporation
Jack Lemmon
$10,000,000

The Big Doll House
New World Pictures
Jack Hill
$10,000,000

McCabe & Mrs. Miller
Warner Bros.
Robert Altman
$8,200,000

The Omega Man
Warner Bros.
Boris Sagal
$8,000,000

Big Jake
National General Pictures
George Sherman
$7,500,000


AAA/USAC Championship Car

March 31
Mike Benton Sweepstakes (non-points)
Jimmy Wilburn
Offy

September 2
Atlanta 100
George Connor
Offy

September 28
Lakewood Race 5
Ted Horn
Offy

October 5
Lakewood Race 6
Bill Holland
Offy


Top grossing films (U.S.)

The Sound of Music *
20th Century Fox
Robert Wise
$163,214,286

Doctor Zhivago *
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
David Lean
$111,721,910

Thunderball
United Artists
Terence Young
$63,595,658

Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines

That Darn Cat!
Walt Disney Productions
Robert Stevenson
$28,068,222

The Great Race
Warner Bros. Pictures
Blake Edwards
$25,333,333

Cat Ballou
Columbia Pictures
Elliot Silverstein
$20,666,667

What's New Pussycat?
United Artists
Clive Donner
$18,820,000

Shenandoah
Universal Pictures
Andrew V. McLaglen
$17,268,889

Von Ryan's Express
20th Century Fox
Mark Robson
$17,111,111

The Greatest Story Ever Told
United Artists
George Stevens
$15,473,333

For a Few Dollars More
United Artists
Sergio Leone
$15,000,000

The Sandpiper
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Vincente Minnelli
$13,691,111

A Patch of Blue
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Guy Green
$13,500,000

The Sons of Katie Elder
Paramount Pictures
Henry Hathaway
$13,333,333

Help!
United Artists
Richard Lester
$12,066,667

How to Murder Your Wife
United Artists
Richard Quine
$12,000,000

Darling
Embassy Pictures
John Schlesinger
$12,000,000

The Agony and the Ecstasy
20th Century Fox
Carol Reed
$8,000,000

Do Not Disturb
20th Century Fox
Ralph Levy , George Marshall
$8,000,000

The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
Paramount
Martin Ritt
$7,600,000

Ship of Fools
Columbia
Stanley Kramer
$7,000,000

The Collector
Columbia
William Wyler
$7,000,000

The Train
United Artists
John Frankenheimer
$6,800,000


Grand Slam singles tournament timeline

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Submissions

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

Year (Ceremony)
Film title used in nomination
Original title
Language(s)
Director
Result

Juan Carlos Valdivia Category:Articles with hCards

Rodrigo Bellott Category:Articles with hCards

Fernando Vargas Category:Articles with hCards

Antonio Eguino Category:Articles with hCards


List of recent world's grand champions

Kentucky State Fair World's Championship Horse Show

Five Gaited
Courageous Lord
CH Breaking News
CH (SA) CCV Casey's Final Countdown
He's The Man
Five O'Clock
CH Boucheron
CH Callaway's Forecaster

Three Gaited
CH Our Charming Lady
CH Our Charming Lady
Grande Gil
Manila Thrilla
Manila Thrilla
CH An Heir About Her
CH An Heir About Her

Fine Harness
Castledream
Mother Mary
CH Along Came A Spider
CH Callaway's Copyright
CH Callaway's Copyright
CH Callaway's Copyright
CH Callaway's Copyright

Road Horse
Big Red
Big Red
Big Red
Big Red
Big Red
Power Ranger
Invincible Summer

Road Pony
Beaulah Jean
Beaulah Jean
Free Willy
Free Willy
Calvin Hobbs
Desert Prince
Desert Prince

Hackney Pony
Heartland High Tech
On The Mark
Lord Ovation
Nabucco
Nabucco
On The Mark
Heartland Equality

Harness Pony
Dun Haven Phenomenal
Heartland Expectation
Heartland Expectation
Sweetheart of Success
Par Excellence
Shake Don't Stir
Heartland King Of Kings


Game log

Game
Date
Team
Score
High points
High rebounds
High assists
Location Attendance
Record

November 1
@ Denver
W 104–97 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (33)
Pau Gasol (16)
Derek Fisher (4)
Pepsi Center 19,651
3–0

Pau Gasol , Kobe Bryant , Derek Fisher (3)

November 9
Houston
W 111–82 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (23)
Pau Gasol (15)
Jordan Farmar (6)
Staples Center 18,997
5–0

Derek Fisher , Andrew Bynum , Jordan Farmar (3)

November 12
@ New Orleans
W 93–86 (OT)
Kobe Bryant , Derek Fisher (20)
Lamar Odom (9)
Kobe Bryant (6)
New Orleans Arena 18,239
7–0

November 14
Detroit
L 95–106 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (29)
Pau Gasol (10)
Kobe Bryant , Pau Gasol (6)
Staples Center 18,997
7–1

November 18
Chicago
W 116–109 (OT)
Pau Gasol (34)
Andrew Bynum (9)
Kobe Bryant (6)
Staples Center 18,997
8–1

November 20
@ Phoenix
W 105–92 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (24)
Lamar Odom , Pau Gasol (9)
Pau Gasol (9)
US Airways Center 18,422
9–1

November 21
Denver
W 104–90 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (29)
Andrew Bynum (13)
Andrew Bynum (5)
Staples Center 18,997
10–1

November 23
Sacramento
W 118–108 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (24)
Trevor Ariza (11)
Kobe Bryant (6)
Staples Center 18,997
11–1

November 25
New Jersey
W 120–93 (OT)
Pau Gasol (26)
Pau Gasol (8)
Kobe Bryant , Trevor Ariza (4)
Staples Center 18,997
12–1

November 28
Dallas
W 114–107 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (35)
Andrew Bynum (10)
Kobe Bryant (5)
Staples Center 18,997
13–1

November 30
Toronto
W 112–99 (OT)
Pau Gasol (24)
Andrew Bynum , Lamar Odom (10)
Kobe Bryant (7)
Staples Center 18,997
14–1


Game log

February 2
@ New York
W 126–117 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (61)
Lamar Odom , Pau Gasol (14)
Pau Gasol , Luke Walton (5)
Madison Square Garden 19,763
38–9

February 4
@ Toronto
W 115–107 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (36)
Pau Gasol (15)
Kobe Bryant , Luke Walton (5)
Air Canada Centre 19,800
39–9

February 5
@ Boston
W 110–109 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (26)
Pau Gasol (14)
Kobe Bryant , Derek Fisher (5)
TD Banknorth Garden 18,624
40–9

February 8
@ Cleveland
W 101–91 (OT)
Lamar Odom (28)
Lamar Odom (17)
Pau Gasol (6)
Quicken Loans Arena 20,562
41–9

February 10
Oklahoma City
W 105–98 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (34)
Lamar Odom (18)
Jordan Farmar (5)
Staples Center 18,997
42–9

February 11
@ Utah
L 109–113 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (37)
Lamar Odom (19)
Kobe Bryant , Jordan Farmar (4)
EnergySolutions Arena 19,911
42–10

February 17
Atlanta
W 96–83 (OT)
Lamar Odom (15)
Lamar Odom (20)
Pau Gasol (10)
Staples Center 18,997
43–10

February 18
@ Golden State
W 129–121 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (30)
Pau Gasol (13)
Kobe Bryant (9)
Oracle Arena 20,007
44–10

February 20
New Orleans
W 115–111 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (39)
Lamar Odom (17)
Pau Gasol (6)
Staples Center 18,997
45–10

February 22
@ Minnesota
W 111–108 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (28)
Lamar Odom (14)
Kobe Bryant (7)
Target Center 19,177
46–10

February 24
@ Oklahoma City
W 107–93 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (36)
Lamar Odom , Pau Gasol (8)
Pau Gasol (6)
Ford Center 19,136
47–10

February 26
Phoenix
W 132–106 (OT)
Lamar Odom (23)
Lamar Odom , Pau Gasol (9)
Kobe Bryant (8)
Staples Center 18,997
48–10

February 27
@ Denver
L 79–90 (OT)
Kobe Bryant (29)
Lamar Odom (19)
Derek Fisher (5)
Pepsi Center 19,920
48–11


Game log

Date Visitor Score Home Attendance Record Points


Main places

Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality

Place
Code
Area (km 2 )
Population
Most spoken language


Athletics

Athlete
Event
100 m
400 m
110H
1500 m
Final


MotoGP classification

Rider Manufacturer Laps Time/Retired Grid

OFFICIAL MOTOGP REPORT
OFFICIAL MOTOGP REPORT
OFFICIAL MOTOGP REPORT
OFFICIAL MOTOGP REPORT
OFFICIAL MOTOGP REPORT


Scottish Cup

Date Round Opponent Venue Result Attendance

17 February 1900
QF
Partick Thistle
A
6–1


Singles

Year
Title
Billboard Hot 100
Album
Label

Hootin' Banjo [Duelin' Banjo]
—
Back Porch Bluegrass
Elektra

The Last Thing On My Mind
—
singles only
Capitol

Reason To Believe
—
Wheatstraw Suite
Elektra

Listen To The Sound
—
Wheatstraw Suite
Elektra

Close The Door Lightly
—
Copperfields
Elektra

One Too Many Mornings
—
singles only
White Whale

Comin' Home Again
—
singles only
White Whale

It's About Time
No.92
singles only
Anthem

One A.M.
No.111
Roots and Branches
Anthem

America (The Lady Of The Harbor)
—
single only
Anthem

Hot Rod Banjo
—
Tribute to the American Duck
Poppy

Stones Throw Away
—
single only
United Artists

The Dillards Vs. The Incredible L.A. Time Machine


Sudamericano Femenino record

1991
Did Not Qualify
Did Not Qualify
Did Not Qualify
Did Not Qualify
Did Not Qualify

1995
Did Not Qualify
Did Not Qualify
Did Not Qualify
Did Not Qualify
Did Not Qualify


Summary

Game Date Score Location Time Attendance

October 1
Nankai Hawks – 2, Hanshin Tigers – 0
Koshien Stadium
2:14

October 2
Nankai Hawks – 2, Hanshin Tigers – 5
Koshien Stadium
2:15

October 4
Hanshin Tigers – 5, Nankai Hawks – 4
Osaka Stadium
2:47

October 5
Hanshin Tigers – 3, Nankai Hawks – 4
Osaka Stadium
2:16

October 6
Hanshin Tigers – 6, Nankai Hawks – 3
Osaka Stadium
2:28

October 9
Nankai Hawks – 4, Hanshin Tigers – 0
Koshien Stadium
1:46

October 10
Nankai Hawks – 3, Hanshin Tigers – 0
Koshien Stadium
2:07


Made the cut


First round


Third round


Made the cut

Lee Trevino
United States
1968 , 1971
T9

Jack Nicklaus
United States
1962 , 1967 , 1972 , 1980
T21


Final round

Place
Player
Country
Score
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Money ( $ )