Season
Episode
Episode Summary
Premier date
External Link
Coach

Angelica is made into a pageant queen.
February 21, 2009
Full Episode
Yolanda Makle

Carrie is made into a power girlie girl.

Erin is made into a boxer.
March 14, 2009
Full Episode
Kenny Porter

Wyatt is made into a boxer.
April 4, 2009
Full Episode
Melissa Hernández

Matthew is made into a boxer.
April 4, 2009
Full Episode
Patrick Cross

Jessica is made into a rockstar.
April 11, 2009
Full Episode
Josh Ocean

Gracie is made into a punk rocker.
April 11, 2009
Full Episode
Josh Bertrand

Alicia is made into a cheerleader.
April 18, 2009
Full Episode
Trisia Brown

Heather is made into a rapper.
April 18, 2009
Full Episode
Quest Mcody

Scott is made into a ladies man.
May 7, 2009
Full Episode
Shane and Shawn Ward

Hannah is made into a rapper.
May 14, 2009
Full Episode
Chiba

Kristy is made into a prom queen.
May 11, 2009
Full Episode
Ashley Litton

Kaitlin is made into a motocross racer.
May 28, 2009
Full Episode
Malcolm McCassy

Amanda is made into a dancer.
June 4, 2009
Full Episode
Asia

Ethan is made into a ladies man.
June 12, 2009
Full Episode
No Limit Larry

Sarah is made into a beauty queen.
June 27, 2009
Full Episode
Rocky Graziano

Becca is made into a pro wrestler
September 6, 2009
Full Episode
A.J. Styles

Carter is made into a body builder.
September 12, 2009
Full episode
Doug Dolphin

Kyra is made into a pageant queen.
September 6, 2009
Full Episode
Shilah Phillips

Lisa is made into a Latin dancer.
September 12, 2009
Full Episode
Maritza Reveron

Shatara is made into a pageant queen.
September 6, 2009
Full Episode
Beaux Wellborn

Manny is made into a ladies man.
September 6, 2009
Full Episode
Deborah Denise Trachtenberg

Deshunae is made into a volleyball player.

Alex is made into a ladies man.
January 2, 2010
Full Episode
Dr. Tiye

Brittany is made into a pageant queen.
January 2, 2010
Full Episode
Lakisha Brooks

Cameron is made into a motocross racer.
May 20, 2010
Full Episode
Greg Schnell

Amanda is made into an independent woman.

Raine is made into a figure skater.
May 1, 2010
Full Episode
Craig Joeright

Mikey wants to be made into a baseball player.

Breland is made into a basketball player.

Ashley is made into a snowboarder.
May 1, 2010
Full Episode
Jesse Csincsak

Mikala is made into a ballroom dancer.
August 16, 2010
Full Episode
Ashle Dawson


Season 13 (#DreamBigger)

Cara is made into an actress.
June 18, 2012
Full Episode
Nikki DeLoach

Felicia is made into a rapper
June 19, 2012
Full Episode
Killer Mike |-|

Rachel is made into a makeup mogul.
June 20, 2012
Full Episode
Nikki Robinson

Megan is made into a model.
June 22, 2012
Full Episode
Whitney Thompson

Rita is made into an actress.
June 25, 2012
Full Episode
Amanda Seales

Aly is made into a roller derby girl.
June 25, 2012
Full Episode
Tracy "Disco" Akers

Dana is made into having her own show.
June 26, 2012
Full Episode
Lashan Browning

Amber is made into a recording artist.
June 29, 2012
Full Episode
Abesi Manyando

Chris is made into a celebrity assistant.

Shane is made into a tough mudder.
October 10, 2012
Full Episode
Chris

Shambre is made into a gogo Dancer.
October 11, 2012
Full Episode
Katie Kansas

Richard is made into a drag queen.
October 12, 2012
Full Episode
Manila Luzon

Ashley is made into a circus performer.
October 15, 2012
Full Episode
Rebecca Star

Emilly and Jeanette are made into actresses.

Maeve is made into a pageant queen.
November 3, 2012
Full Episode
Gina Cerilli, Elena LaQuatra


Season 5

Selena is made into a surfer chick.
October 6, 2004
Episode Summary
Brad

Richard is made into boyfriend material.

Abby is made into a hip hop dancer.
October 20, 2004
Episode Summary
Cedric Crowe

Jackie is made into a talent show chowder.

Krystle is made into Miss Junior.
January 6, 2005
Episode Summary
Ceylone Boothe-Grooms

Dov is made into a wrestler.
January 13, 2005
Episode Summary
Gene Mills, Kurt Angle

Anna is made into a leading lady .
January 20, 2005
Episode Summary
John O'Connell

Lawryn is made into a BMX biker.
January 27, 2005
Episode Summary
Warwick Stevenson

Mack is made into a ballet dancer .
February 3, 2005
Episode Summary
Christopher Fleming

Ian is made into a salsa dancer.
February 10, 2005
Episode Summary
Shaun Perry


First round

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


Type of Record
Attendance
Date/Year
Stadium
Result/Games

Pre-season game
Thurs 06/20/13
Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field
Calgary 24 @ Saskatchewan 23

Regular season game
Sat 10/14/95
Taylor Field
Calgary 20 @ Saskatchewan 25

Grey Cup game (host)
Sun 11/19/95
Taylor Field
Baltimore 37 vs Calgary 20

Total Attendance-Regular season
2013
Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field
9 games (37,503 avg.)

Total Attendance-Regular season and playoffs

Average Attendance-Regular season
2013
Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field
9 games (337,527 total)


Pre-season game
Wed 07/07/77
Exhibition Stadium
Ottawa 6 @ Toronto 28

Regular season game
Fri 09/10/82
Exhibition Stadium
Hamilton 30 @ Toronto 25

Playoff game
Sun 11/20/83
Exhibition Stadium
Hamilton 36 @ Toronto 41

Grey Cup game (host)
Sun 11/28/82
Exhibition Stadium
Edmonton 32 vs. Toronto 16

Total Attendance-Regular season
1976
Exhibition Stadium
8 games (47,355 avg.)

Average Attendance-Regular season
1976
Exhibition Stadium
8 games (378,840 total)


Pre-season game
Wed 07/03/91
Winnipeg Stadium
Ottawa 32 @ Winnipeg 45

Regular season game
Sun 09/12/93
Winnipeg Stadium
Saskatchewan 23 @ Winnipeg 41

Playoff game
Sun 11/22/87
Winnipeg Stadium
Toronto 19 @ Winnipeg 3

Grey Cup game (host)
Sun 11/24/91
Winnipeg Stadium
Toronto 36 vs. Calgary 21

Total Attendance-Regular season
2013
Investors Group Field
9 games (30,637 avg.)

Average Attendance-Regular season
2013
Investors Group Field
9 games (275,734 total)


Pre-season game
Tue 07/02/91
McMahon Stadium
Edmonton 21 @ Calgary 25

Regular season game
Sun 10/29/00
McMahon Stadium
Montreal 31 @ Calgary 32

Grey Cup game (host)
Sun 11/28/93
McMahon Stadium
Edmonton 33 vs. Winnipeg 23

Total Attendance-Regular season
2009
McMahon Stadium
9 games (36,502 avg.)

Total Attendance-Regular season and playoffs

Average Attendance-Regular season
2009
McMahon Stadium
9 games (328,516 total)


Pre-season game
Fri 06/25/82
Commonwealth Stadium
Calgary 23 @ Edmonton 18

Regular season game
Sat 09/26/09
Commonwealth Stadium
Saskatchewan 23 @ Edmonton 20

Playoff game
Sun 11/15/81
Commonwealth Stadium
B.C. 16 @ Edmonton 22

Grey Cup game (host)
Sun 11/28/10
Commonwealth Stadium
Montreal 21 vs. Saskatchewan 18

Total Attendance-Regular season
1982
Commonwealth Stadium
8 games (57,899 avg.)

Average Attendance-Regular season
1982
Commonwealth Stadium
8 games (463,188 total)


Pre-season game
Wed 06/13/12
Ivor Wynne Stadium
Toronto 29 @ Hamilton 24

Regular season game
Sun 11/07/76
Ivor Wynne Stadium
Toronto 0 @ Hamilton 18

Playoff game
Sun 11/14/71
Ivor Wynne Stadium
Toronto 23 @ Hamilton 8

Grey Cup game (host)
Sun 11/24/96
Ivor Wynne Stadium
Toronto 43 vs. Edmonton 37

Total Attendance-Regular season
2005
Ivor Wynne Stadium
9 games (28,002 avg.)

Average Attendance-Regular season
1972
Ivor Wynne Stadium
7 games (224,906 total)


Pre-season game
Tue 07/05/76
Lansdowne Park
Montreal 26 @ Ottawa 22

Regular season game
Tue 11/02/75
Lansdowne Park
Montreal 6 @ Ottawa 46

Playoff game
Sun 11/15/75
Lansdowne Park
Montreal 20 @ Ottawa 10

Grey Cup game (host)
Sun 11/21/04
Frank Clair Stadium
Toronto 27 vs. BC 19

Total Attendance-Regular season
1975
Lansdowne Park
8 games (28,082 avg.)

Total Attendance-Regular season and playoffs

Average Attendance-Regular season
1975
Lansdowne Park
8 games (224,656 total)


Pocket Monsters: Diamond  &  Pearl series

Pocket Monsters: Diamond  &  Pearl series

#
Japanese title
Rōmaji
Japanese translation
Vocalist
Episodes used

君のそばで～ヒカリのテーマ～
Kimi no Soba de ~Hikari no Tēma~
By Your Side ~Hikari's Theme~
Grin
DP001 - DP024

Kimi no Soba de ~Hikari no Tēma~ (PopUp.Version)

By Your Side ~Hikari's Theme~ (PopUp.Version)

Kimi no Soba de ~Hikari no Tēma~ (Winter Version)

By Your Side ~Hikari's Theme~ (Winter Version)

風のメッセージ
Kaze no Messēji
Message of the Wind
Mai Mizuhashi
DP062 - DP072 DP084 - DP095

風のメッセージ (PokaPoka-Version)
Kaze no Messēji (PokaPoka-Version)
Message of the Wind (PokaPoka-Version)
Mai Mizuhashi
DP073 - DP083

あしたはきっと
Ashita wa Kitto
Surely Tomorrow
Kanako
DP096 - DP120

もえよギザみみピチュー!
Moe yo Giza Mimi Pichū!
Get Fired up, Spiky-eared Pichu!
Shoko Nakagawa
DP121 - DP145

ドッチ～ニョ?
Dotchi~nyo?
Which One ~ Is It?
MooMoo Milk and Araki-san
DP146 - DP182


Barangays

Barangay
Population (2000)
Population (2007)
Population (2010)
Barangay Fiesta


Round robin

Team name
Races
Won
RR1 Pts.
RR2 Pts.
Total Pts.
Ranking


Title
Total copies sold
Sales breakdown
Genre
Release date
Developer
Publisher

New Super Mario Bros.
30.38 million
Platform game
May 15, 2006
Nintendo EAD (Group 4)
Nintendo

Nintendogs (all versions)
23.94 million
Pet-raising simulator
April 21, 2005
Nintendo EAD (Group 1)
Nintendo

Mario Kart DS
23.34 million
Racing game
November 15, 2005
Nintendo EAD (Group 1)
Nintendo

Brain Age
19.00 million
Puzzle , Educational
May 19, 2005
Nintendo SPD
Nintendo

Pokémon Diamond and Pearl
17.63 million
Role-playing game
September 28, 2006
Game Freak
Nintendo, The Pokémon Company

Pokémon Black and White
15.42 million
Role-playing game
September 18, 2010
Game Freak
Nintendo, The Pokémon Company

Brain Age 2
14.88 million
Puzzle , Educational
December 29, 2005
Nintendo SDD
Nintendo

Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver
12.67 million
Role-playing game
September 12, 2009
Game Freak
Nintendo, The Pokémon Company

Animal Crossing: Wild World
11.70 million
Social simulation game
November 23, 2005
Nintendo EAD (Group 2)
Nintendo

Super Mario 64 DS
10.83 million
Platform game
November 21, 2004
Nintendo EAD Comprehensive Group
Nintendo

Mario Party DS
08.21 million
Party , Minigame
November 8, 2007
Hudson Soft
Nintendo

Pokémon Black 2 and White 2
07.81 million
Role-playing game
June 23, 2012
Game Freak
Nintendo, The Pokémon Company

Pokémon Platinum
07.06 million
Role-playing game
September 13, 2008
Game Freak
Nintendo, The Pokémon Company

Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies

4.29 million in Japan, 1.05 million overseas

Big Brain Academy
05.01 million
Puzzle , Educational
June 30, 2005
Nintendo EAD (Group 4)
Nintendo

Professor Layton and the Curious Village

1 million in Japan 3.17 million overseas

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story
04.13 million
Role-playing game
February 11, 2009
AlphaDream
Nintendo

The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
04.13 million
Action-adventure
June 23, 2007
Nintendo EAD (Group 3)
Nintendo

Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box
03.36 million
928,000 in Japan 2.43 million overseas
Puzzle, Adventure
November 29, 2007
Level-5
Level-5 (Japan) Nintendo (Overseas)

Tomodachi Collection
03.2 million
Life simulation
June 18, 2009
Nintendo SPD (Group 1)
Nintendo

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team

Yoshi's Island DS
02.91 million
Platform game
November 13, 2006
Nintendo, Artoon
Nintendo

English Training
02.86 million
Educational
January 26, 2006
Nintendo SPD
Nintendo

Professor Layton and the Unwound Future
02.833 million
862,000 in Japan 1.97 million overseas
Puzzle, Adventure
November 27, 2008
Level-5
Level-5 (Japan) Nintendo (Overseas)

Pokémon Ranger
02.7 million
Action RPG
March 23, 2006
HAL Laboratory
Nintendo, The Pokémon Company

The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
02.6 million
Action-adventure
December 7, 2009
Nintendo EAD (Group 3)
Nintendo

Flash Focus
02.52 million
Puzzle, Educational
May 31, 2007
Namco Bandai , Nintendo SPD
Nintendo

Kirby Super Star Ultra
02.36 million
Platform game
September 22, 2008
HAL Laboratory
Nintendo

Nintendo SPD (Group 1), Intelligent Systems

Style Savvy
02.09 million
Simulation game
October 23, 2008
Syn Sophia , Nintendo SPD
Nintendo

Tetris DS
02.05 million
Puzzle
March 20, 2006
Nintendo SPD (Group 2)
Nintendo

Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia
02.04 million
Action RPG
March 20, 2008
Creatures Inc.
Nintendo, The Pokémon Company

1.92 million in Japan (other regions unknown)

Professor Layton and the Last Specter
01.91 million
659,000 in Japan 1.25 million overseas
Puzzle, adventure
November 26, 2009
Level-5, Brownie Brown
Level-5 (Japan) Nintendo (Overseas)

Headstrong Games , Nintendo SPD (Group 3)


Rank By Number of Wins

First Place Winning Year(s) (if applicable)


ALPG Tour (6)

No.
Date
Tournament
Winning score
To par
Margin of victory
Runner(s)-up

Titanium Enterprises ALPG Players Championship

20 Nov 2005
Eden Country Club Pro-Am
66
–6
1 stroke
Tamara Johns

25 Nov 2005
Sapphire Coast Ladies Classic
71-66=137
–9
5 strokes
Tamara Johns

8 Feb 2009
ANZ Ladies Masters *
69-67-68-68=272
–16
5 strokes
Tamie Durdin

14 Jan 2011
Moss Vale Golf Club Ladies Classic
65-66=131
–10
2 strokes
Stephanie Na


State (class)
Vacator
Reason for change
Successor
Date of successors formal installation

Sen. Thomas H. Hicks died during previous congress

New Jersey (2)
Vacant
Presented credentials as Sen-elect
John P. Stockton (D)
March 15, 1865

Tennessee (2)
Vacant
Tennessee re-admitted to the Union
Joseph S. Fowler (UU)
July 24, 1866

Tennessee (1)
Vacant
Tennessee re-admitted to the Union
David T. Patterson (U)
July 28, 1866

Vermont (3)
Jacob Collamer (R)
Died November 9, 1865
Luke P. Poland (R)
November 21, 1865

Vermont (1)
Solomon Foot (R)
Died March 28, 1866
George F. Edmunds (R)
April 3, 1866

New Jersey (1)
William Wright (D)
Died November 1, 1866
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen (R)
November 12, 1866

Nebraska admitted to the Union March 1, 1867.


District
Vacator
Reason for change
Successor
Date successor seated

Tennessee 1st
Vacant
Tennessee re-admitted into the Union
Nathaniel G. Taylor (U)
July 24, 1866

Tennessee 2nd
Vacant
Tennessee re-admitted into the Union
Horace Maynard (UU)
July 24, 1866

Tennessee 3rd
Vacant
Tennessee re-admitted into the Union
William B. Stokes (UU)
July 24, 1866

Tennessee 4th
Vacant
Tennessee re-admitted into the Union
Edmund Cooper (U)
July 24, 1866

Tennessee 5th
Vacant
Tennessee re-admitted into the Union
William B. Campbell (U)
July 24, 1866

Tennessee 6th
Vacant
Tennessee re-admitted into the Union
Samuel M. Arnell (UU)
July 24, 1866

Tennessee 7th
Vacant
Tennessee re-admitted into the Union
Isaac R. Hawkins (U)
July 24, 1866

Tennessee 8th
Vacant
Tennessee re-admitted into the Union
John W. Leftwich (UU)
July 24, 1866

New York 16th
Orlando Kellogg (R)
Died August 24, 1865
Robert S. Hale (R)
December 3, 1866

Lost contested election February 19, 1866

Lost contested election February 23, 1866

New York 8th
James Brooks (D)
Lost contested election April 7, 1866
William E. Dodge (R)
April 7, 1866

New York 3rd
James Humphrey (R)
Died June 16, 1866
John W. Hunter (D)
December 4, 1866

Kentucky 3rd
Henry Grider (D)
Died September 7, 1866
Elijah Hise (D)
December 3, 1866

Pennsylvania 11th
Philip Johnson (D)
Died January 29, 1867
Vacant
Not filled this term


References

List of Australian ODI batsmen who have scored over 2500 ODI runs

Name
Career
Matches
Innings
Not Out
Runs scored
High Score
50s
100s
Average

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Won
RR1 Pts.
RR2 Pts.
RR3 Pts.
RR4 Pts.
Total Pts.
Ranking

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Satellite
Launch date (UTC)
Decay
Mass(kg)
Diameter(m)
NSSDC ID
Nation
Usage


Soundtrack

Year
Song Title
Artist
Genre
Original Game
Band Tier/Venue
Exportable to GH5/BH

" Back in the Saddle "
Aerosmith
Hard Rock
Guitar Hero: Aerosmith
4. London Sewerage System
No

" Bark at the Moon "
Ozzy Osbourne
Metal
Guitar Hero
6. Great Wall of China
No

" Barracuda "
Heart
Classic Rock
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
5. The Sphinx
No

" Beast and the Harlot "
Avenged Sevenfold
Metal
Guitar Hero II
7. Atlantis
No

" Carry On Wayward Son "
Kansas
Prog Rock
Guitar Hero II
4. London Sewerage System
No

"Caught in a Mosh"
Anthrax
Thrash Metal
Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s
7. Atlantis
Yes

" Cherry Pie "
Warrant
Glam Metal
Guitar Hero II
3. Polar Ice Caps
No

" Cowboys from Hell " (Live)
Pantera
Metal
Guitar Hero
6. Great Wall of China
No

" Cult of Personality "
Living Colour
Metal
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
6. Great Wall of China
Yes

" Electric Eye "
Judas Priest
Metal
Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s
5. The Sphinx
No

" Free Bird "
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Southern Rock
Guitar Hero II
6. Great Wall of China (Encore)
Yes

" Freya "
The Sword
Rock
Guitar Hero II
5. The Sphinx
Yes

" Godzilla "
Blue Öyster Cult
Classic Rock
Guitar Hero
2. Grand Canyon
No

" Heart-Shaped Box "
Nirvana
Grunge
Guitar Hero II
1. Amazon Rainforest
Yes

" Hey You "
The Exies
Rock
Guitar Hero
3. Polar Ice Caps
Yes

" Hit Me with Your Best Shot "
Pat Benatar
Rock
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
1. Amazon Rainforest
Yes

" I Love Rock 'n Roll "
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
Rock
Guitar Hero
1. Amazon Rainforest
Yes

" I Wanna Rock "
Twisted Sister
Glam Rock
Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s
2. Grand Canyon
Yes

" Killer Queen "
Queen
Classic Rock
Guitar Hero
4. London Sewerage System (Encore)
No

" Killing in the Name "
Rage Against the Machine
Alternative
Guitar Hero II
2. Grand Canyon (Encore)
No

" Laid to Rest "
Lamb of God
Thrash Metal
Guitar Hero II
6. Great Wall of China
No

"Lay Down"
Priestess
Metal
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
2. Grand Canyon
No

" Message in a Bottle "
The Police
Rock
Guitar Hero II
4. London Sewerage System
Yes

" Miss Murder "
AFI
Pop Punk
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
3. Polar Ice Caps
Yes

" Monkey Wrench "
Foo Fighters
Alternative
Guitar Hero II
4. London Sewerage System
Yes

" More Than a Feeling "
Boston
Classic Rock
Guitar Hero
1. Amazon Rain Forest
No

" Mother "
Danzig
Hard Rock
Guitar Hero II
4. London Sewerage System
No

" No One Knows "
Queens of the Stone Age
Rock
Guitar Hero
5. The Sphinx
Yes

" Nothin' but a Good Time "
Poison
Glam Rock
Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s
3. Polar Ice Caps (Encore)
Yes

" Play with Me "
Extreme
Rock
Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s
7. Atlantis
Yes

" Psychobilly Freakout "
Reverend Horton Heat
Punk
Guitar Hero II
6. Great Wall of China
Yes

" Raining Blood "
Slayer
Thrash Metal
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
7. Atlantis
No

" Rock and Roll All Nite "
Kiss
Hard Rock
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
1. Amazon Rainforest
Yes

" Round and Round "
Ratt
Glam Rock
Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s
3. Polar Ice Caps
No

" Shout at the Devil "
Mötley Crüe
Glam Rock
Guitar Hero II
3. Polar Ice Caps
Yes

" Smoke on the Water "
Deep Purple
Classic Rock
Guitar Hero
4. London Sewerage System
No

" Stellar "
Incubus
Alternative
Guitar Hero
1. Amazon Rainforest (Encore)
No

" Stop! "
Jane's Addiction
Alternative
Guitar Hero II
5. The Sphinx
No

"Take It Off"
The Donnas
Rock
Guitar Hero
2. Grand Canyon
No

" Take Me Out "
Franz Ferdinand
Indie Rock
Guitar Hero
1. Amazon Rainforest
No

" Them Bones "
Alice in Chains
Grunge
Guitar Hero II
2. Grand Canyon
No

" Through the Fire and Flames "
DragonForce
Speed Metal
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
8. Quebec City
No

" Thunder Kiss '65 "
White Zombie
Metal
Guitar Hero
5. The Sphinx
No

" Trippin' on a Hole in a Paper Heart "
Stone Temple Pilots
Grunge
Guitar Hero II
5. The Sphinx (Encore)
No

" The Trooper "
Iron Maiden
Metal
Guitar Hero II (Xbox 360)
7. Atlantis
Yes

" Unsung " (Live in Chicago)
Helmet
Hard Rock
Guitar Hero
3. Polar Ice Caps
No

" Woman "
Wolfmother
Hard Rock
Guitar Hero II
2. Grand Canyon
Yes


Week #
Theme
Song choice
Original artist
Order #
Result

Audition
Auditioner's Choice
" Rock with You " " Bohemian Rhapsody "
Michael Jackson Queen
Advanced

Hollywood
First Solo
" What's Up "
4 Non Blondes
Advanced

Hollywood
Group Performance
" Some Kind of Wonderful "
Soul Brothers Six
Advanced

Hollywood
Second Solo
" Believe "
Cher
Advanced

Top 36/Semi-Final 2
Billboard Hot 100 Hits to Date
" (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction "
The Rolling Stones
12
Advanced

Top 13
Michael Jackson
" Black or White "
Michael Jackson
11
Safe

Top 11
Grand Ole Opry
" Ring of Fire "
Anita Carter
5
Safe

Top 10
Motown
" The Tracks of My Tears "
The Miracles
8
Safe

Top 9
Top Downloads
" Play That Funky Music "
Wild Cherry
8
Safe

Top 8
Year They Were Born (1982)
" Mad World "
Tears for Fears
8
Safe

Top 7
Songs from the Cinema
" Born to Be Wild " – Easy Rider
Steppenwolf
3
Safe

Top 7
Disco
" If I Can't Have You "
Yvonne Elliman
5
Safe


Performances/Results

Audition
" Big Girls Don't Cry "
Fergie
Advanced

Hollywood
First Solo
" The Trouble with Love Is "
Kelly Clarkson
Advanced

Hollywood
Group Performance
" Mercy "
Duffy
Advanced

Hollywood
Second Solo
" Tattoo "
Jordin Sparks
Advanced

Top 36/Semi-Final 2
Billboard Hot 100 Hits to Date
" Love Song "
Sara Bareilles
1
Eliminated 1

Wild Card
" Reflection "
Christina Aguilera
5
Selected


Performances/Results

Audition
" All I Do "
Stevie Wonder
Advanced

Hollywood
First Solo
" I Will Always Love You "
Dolly Parton
Advanced

Hollywood
Group Performance
" Get Ready "
The Temptations
Advanced

Hollywood
Second Solo
" If I Ain't Got You "
Alicia Keys
Advanced

Top 36/Semi-Final 3
Billboard Hot 100 Hits to Date
" Be Without You "
Mary J. Blige
12
Advanced

Top 13
Michael Jackson
" The Way You Make Me Feel "
Michael Jackson
1
Safe

Top 11
Grand Ole Opry
" Independence Day "
Martina McBride
4
Safe

Top 10
Motown
" (Love Is Like A) Heat Wave "
Martha and the Vandellas
7
Safe

Top 9
Top Downloads
" I Surrender "
Celine Dion
7
Safe

Top 8
Year They Were Born
" What's Love Got to Do with It "
Tina Turner
3
Bottom 3

Top 7
Songs from the Cinema
" The Rose " - The Rose
Bette Midler
7
Bottom 2


Year
Date
Driver
Team
Manufacturer
Laps
Miles (km)
Race Time
Average Speed (mph)
Report

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2012 *
June 10
Joey Logano
Joe Gibbs Racing
Toyota
160
400 (643.737)
3:03:12
131.004
Report


Round robin

Team name
Races
Won
RR1 Pts.
RR2 Pts.
RR3 Pts.
Total Pts.
Ranking


Chassis code
Model no.
Production years
Drivetrain
Transmission
Engine type
Engine code
Region(s)

USF40 (Japanese)
LS 460
2006–
RWD
8-speed AA80E AT
4.6 L petrol V8
1UR-FSE
N. America, Asia, Europe, Oceania

USF40 (Japanese)
LS 460
2006–
RWD
8-speed AA80E AT
4.6 L petrol V8
1UR-FE
Middle East

UVF45 (Japanese)
LS 600h
2007–
AWD
L110F CVT
5.0 L hybrid V8
2UR-FSE
Asia, Europe


Unemployment Rates in New England

Employment Area
October 2010
October 2011
October 2012
Net change


Political party strength

State
Governor
Senior U.S. Senator
Junior U.S. Senator
U.S. House Delegation
Upper House Majority
Lower House Majority

CT
D. Malloy
R. Blumenthal
C. Murphy
Democratic 5–0
Democratic 22–14
Democratic 99–52

ME
P. LePage
S. Collins
A. King
Democratic 2–0
Democratic 19–15–1
Democratic 86–60–3

MA
D. Patrick
E. Warren
E. Markey
Democratic 9–0
Democratic 36–4
Democratic 128–31–1

NH
M. Hassan
J. Shaheen
K. Ayotte
Democratic 2–0
Republican 13–11
Democratic 222–178

RI
L. Chafee
J. Reed
S. Whitehouse
Democratic 2–0
Democratic 29–8–1
Democratic 69–6


Special stages

Day
Stage
Time (CET)
Name
Length
Winner
Time
Avg. spd.
Rally leader

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Euronorm Standard For Security Glazing

Class
Weapon
Caliber
Type
Weight (g)
Range (m)
Velocity (m/s)
Impact Energy
Shots

text text text text text text text text real

BR2
Handgun
9x19mm Parabellum
FJ/RN/SC
8,0 ± 0,1
5,00 ± 0,5
400 ± 10
640 J


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


Category
Sub-category
Cab size
Drive wheels
Capacity (litres)

1 Heavy tanker
Village
Crew
4x4
3,000 - 4,000

1 Heavy tanker
Multi-purpose
Crew
4x4
3,000 - 4,000

1 Heavy tanker
Grasslands
Single
4x4, 6x6
3,000 - 4,000

2 Medium tanker
Multi-purpose
Crew
4x4
1,600 - 3,000

2 Medium tanker
Grasslands
Single
4x4, 6x6
1,600 - 3,000

3 Heavy tanker
Multi-purpose
Crew
4x2
3,000 - 4,000

3 Heavy tanker
Multi-purpose
Single
4x2
3,000 - 4,000

4 Medium tanker
Multi-purpose
Crew
4x2
1,600 - 3,000

4 Medium tanker
Multi-purpose
Single
4x2
1,600 - 3,000

7
Light tanker
Single
4x4, 6x6
800 - 1,600


Members

Country
Area (km²)
Population (millions, 2011)
GDP (PPP) (USD, per capita)
GDP (nominal) (billions USD)
HDI (2011)


External links

School
Location
Catchment
Roll
Gender
External link

North-east Arbroath and surrounding areas

West Arbroath and surrounding rural areas

Brechin High School
Brechin
Brechin and surrounding rural areas
Mixed
Brechin High School

Forfar Academy
Forfar
Forfar and rural areas
Mixed
No Website Available

Montrose Academy
Montrose
Montrose and surrounding area
Mixed
Montrose Academy


Former teams

Team
Sport
League
Established
Began in St. Louis
Venue
Championships in St. Louis
Left St. Louis

St. Louis Stampede
Arena Football
Arena Football League
Scottrade Center
0

St. Louis Browns
Baseball
American League
Sportsman's Park
0

St. Louis Stars
Baseball
Negro American League
Stars Park
0

St. Louis Terriers
Baseball
Federal League
Handlan's Park
0

St. Louis Maroons
Baseball
National League
Union Base Ball Park
0

St. Louis Stars
Baseball
Negro National League
Stars Park
3 (1928, 1930, 1931)

Spirits of St. Louis
Basketball
American Basketball Association
St. Louis Arena
0

St. Louis Hawks
Basketball
National Basketball Association
Kiel Auditorium
1 (1958)

St. Louis Bombers
Basketball
National Basketball Association
St. Louis Arena
0

St. Louis Cardinals
Football
National Football League
Busch Stadium
0

St. Louis All Stars
Football
National Football League
Sportsman's Park
0

St. Louis Gunners
Football
National Football League
St. Louis National Guard Armory
0

Missouri River Otters
Hockey
United Hockey League
Family Arena
0

St. Louis Eagles
Hockey
National Hockey League
St. Louis Arena
0

St. Louis Ambush
Indoor Soccer
National Professional Soccer League
St. Louis Arena / Scottrade Center
1 (1995)

St. Louis Steamers / St. Louis Storm
Indoor Soccer
Major Indoor Soccer League
St. Louis Arena
0


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

"Jack, the Monks and the Ancient Master's Son"

Robert Alvarez, Randy Myers and Genndy Tartakovsky


Classification leadership

Stage
Winner
General classification
Points classification
Mountains classification
Asian rider classification
Team classification
Asian team classification

Mattia Gavazzi
Mattia Gavazzi
Mattia Gavazzi
Jaco Venter
Dmitriy Gruzdev
South Africa
Malaysia

Mattia Gavazzi
Mattia Gavazzi
Mattia Gavazzi
Janse Van Rensburg J
Dmitriy Gruzdev
South Africa
Malaysia

Samai Amari
Mattia Gavazzi
Mattia Gavazzi
Jeremy Yates
Samai Amari
South Africa
EQA-Meitan Hompo-Graphite Design

José Serpa
José Serpa
Mattia Gavazzi
José Serpa
Tonton Susanto
Diquigiovanni-Androni
Iran

Mattia Gavazzi
José Serpa
Mattia Gavazzi
José Serpa
Tonton Susanto
Diquigiovanni-Androni
Iran

Yohann Gene
José Serpa
Mattia Gavazzi
José Serpa
Tonton Susanto
Diquigiovanni-Androni
Iran


League finishes

Season
Mens 1st XI
Mens 2nd XI
Mens 3rd XI
Ladies 1st XI

2003–04
1st, South Central District 1
N/A (Team Not Formed)
N/A (Team Not Formed)
N/A (Team Not Formed)

2004–05
1st, South West Division 1
5th, South Western District 2
N/A (Team Not Formed)
N/A (Team Not Formed)

2005–06
3rd, South Division 2
9th, South West District 1
N/A (Team Not Formed)
N/A (Team Not Formed)

2006–07
5th, South Division 2
10th, South West District 1
N/A (Team Not Formed)
N/A (Team Not Formed)

2007–08
6th, South Division 2
8th, South Western District 1
N/A (Team Not Formed)
N/A (Team Not Formed)

2008–09
1st, South Division 2
8th, South Western District 1
6th, South Eastern District 2
1st, Channel 2B

2009–10
4th, South Division 1
1st, South Eastern District 1
7th, South Eastern District 2
3rd, Sedgemoor Division 1

3th[ clarification needed ], South Division 1


Special stages

Day
Stage
Time (EET)
Name
Length
Winner
Time
Avg. spd.
Rally leader


Week of
Tournament
Champion
Runner-up
Semifinalists
Quarterfinalists

Volvo Championships Los Angeles, United States

Derrick Rostagno Jaime Yzaga David Pate Pat Cash

Stefan Edberg Anders Järryd 3–6, 7–5, 7–6

Transamerica Open San Francisco, United States

Jim Grabb John Sadri David Pate Peter Lundgren

Milan Šrejber David de Miguel-Lapiedra Guy Forget


State (class)
Vacator
Reason for change
Successor
Date of successors formal installation

Tennessee (2)
Estes Kefauver (D)
Died August 10, 1963
Herbert S. Walters (D)
August 20, 1963

California (1)
Clair Engle (D)
Died July 30, 1964
Pierre Salinger (D)
August 4, 1964

South Carolina (2)
Strom Thurmond (D)
Changed political parties
Strom Thurmond (R)
September 16, 1964

New Mexico (1)
Edwin L. Mechem (R)
Resigned November 3, 1964
Joseph Montoya (D)
November 4, 1964

Oklahoma (2)
J. Howard Edmondson (D)
Successor elected November 3, 1964
Fred R. Harris (D)
November 4, 1964

Tennessee (2)
Herbert S. Walters (D)
Successor elected November 3, 1964
Ross Bass (D)
November 4, 1964


District
Vacator
Reason for change
Successor
Date successor seated

Rep. Philip A. Bennett died in previous Congress

California 2nd
Harry L. Englebright (R)
Died May 13, 1943
Clair Engle (D)
August 31, 1943

Kansas 2nd
Ulysses S. Guyer (R)
Died June 5, 1943
Errett P. Scrivner (R)
September 14, 1943

New York 32nd
Francis D. Culkin (R)
Died August 4, 1943
Hadwen C. Fuller (R)
November 2, 1943

Kentucky 4th
Edward W. Creal (D)
Died October 13, 1943
Chester O. Carrier (R)
November 30, 1943

Pennsylvania 17th
J. William Ditter (R)
Died November 21, 1943
Vacant until the next Congress
Vacant until the next Congress

Alabama 3rd
Henry B. Steagall (D)
Died November 22, 1943
George W. Andrews (D)
March 14, 1944

Colorado 1st
Lawrence Lewis (D)
Died December 9, 1943
Dean M. Gillespie (R)
March 7, 1944

Illinois 19th
William H. Wheat (R)
Died January 16, 1944
Rolla C. McMillen (R)
June 13, 1944

Illinois 7th
Leonard W. Schuetz (D)
Died February 13, 1944
Vacant until the next Congress
Vacant until the next Congress

New York 4th
Thomas H. Cullen (D)
Died March 1, 1944
John J. Rooney (D)
June 6, 1944

New York 11th
James A. O'Leary (D)
Died March 16, 1944
Ellsworth B. Buck (R)
June 6, 1944

Resigned May 23, 1944 to enter the US Army

Virginia 2nd
Winder R. Harris (D)
Resigned September 15, 1944
Ralph Hunter Daughton (D)
November 7, 1944

Resigned October 19, 1944 to enter the US Army

South Carolina 2nd
Hampton P. Fulmer (D)
Died October 19, 1944
Willa L. Fulmer (R)
November 7, 1944


Virginia 3rd
Andrew Jackson Montague (D)
Died January 24, 1937
Dave E. Satterfield, Jr. (D)
November 2, 1937

Texas 10th
James P. Buchanan (D)
Died February 22, 1937
Lyndon B. Johnson (D)
April 10, 1937

California 10th
Henry E. Stubbs (D)
Died February 28, 1937
Alfred J. Elliott (D)
May 4, 1937

Pennsylvania 18th
Benjamin K. Focht (R)
Died March 27, 1937
Richard M. Simpson (R)
May 11, 1937

New York 27th
Philip A. Goodwin (R)
Died June 6, 1937
Lewis K. Rockefeller (R)
November 2, 1937

Massachusetts 7th
William P. Connery, Jr. (D)
Died June 15, 1937
Lawrence J. Connery (D)
September 28, 1937

New York 17th
Theodore A. Peyser (D)
Died August 8, 1937
Bruce F. Barton (R)
November 2, 1937

Oklahoma 5th
Robert P. Hill (D)
Died October 29, 1937
Gomer Griffith Smith (D)
December 10, 1937

New Jersey 9th
Edward A. Kenney (D)
Died January 27, 1938
Vacant until the next Congress
Vacant until the next Congress

California 17th
Charles J. Colden (D)
Died April 15, 1938
Vacant until the next Congress
Vacant until the next Congress

New Hampshire 1st
Arthur B. Jenks (R)
Lost contested election June 9, 1938
Alphonse Roy (D)
June 9, 1938

South Carolina 6th
Allard H. Gasque (D)
Died June 17, 1938
Elizabeth Hawley Gasque (D)
September 13, 1937

New York 1st
Robert L. Bacon (R)
Died September 12, 1938
Vacant until the next Congress
Vacant until the next Congress

Resident Commissioner of the Philippines

New York 15th
John J. Boylan (D)
Died October 5, 1938
Vacant until the next Congress
Vacant until the next Congress

Resigned December 2, 1938 to run for the US Senate


Hawaii achieved statehood August 21, 1959.

North Dakota (1)
William Langer (R)
Died November 8, 1959
Clarence N. Brunsdale (R)
November 19, 1959

Oregon (2)
Richard L. Neuberger (D)
Died March 9, 1960
Hall S. Lusk (D)
March 16, 1960

North Dakota (1)
Clarence N. Brunsdale (R)
Successor elected August 7, 1960.
Quentin N. Burdick (D)
August 8, 1960

Missouri (3)
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr. (D)
Died September 13, 1960
Edward V. Long (D)
September 23, 1960


Missouri 4th
George H. Christopher (D)
Died January 23, 1959
William J. Randall (D)
March 3, 1959

New York 43rd
Daniel A. Reed (R)
Died February 19, 1959
Charles Goodell (R)
May 26, 1959

Ohio 6th
James G. Polk (D)
Died April 28, 1959
Ward Miller (R)
November 8, 1960

Hawaii Territory At-large
John A. Burns (D)
Hawaii achieved statehood.
Seat eliminated August 21, 1959
Seat eliminated August 21, 1959

Hawaii achieved statehood August 21, 1959

Illinois 12th
Charles A. Boyle (D)
Died November 4, 1959
Vacant
Not filled this term

Iowa 4th
Steven V. Carter (D)
Died November 4, 1959
John H. Kyl (R)
December 15, 1959

Pennsylvania 17th
Alvin Bush (R)
Died November 5, 1959
Herman T. Schneebeli (R)
April 26, 1960

New York 23rd
Isidore Dollinger (D)
Resigned December 31, 1959
Jacob H. Gilbert (D)
March 8, 1960

Pennsylvania 18th
Richard M. Simpson (R)
Died January 7, 1960
Douglas H. Elliott (R)
April 26, 1960

North Carolina 12th
David M. Hall (D)
Died January 29, 1960
Roy A. Taylor (D)
June 25, 1960

Washington 3rd
Russell V. Mack (R)
Died March 28, 1960
Julia Butler Hansen (D)
November 8, 1960

Pennsylvania 18th
Douglas H. Elliott (R)
Died June 19, 1960
J. Irving Whalley (R)
November 8, 1960

Resigned August 8, 1960 after becoming US Senator

Massachusetts 5th
Edith Nourse Rogers (R)
Died September 10, 1960
Vacant
Not filled this term


Rep. Stephen W. Gambrill died in previous Congress

Arkansas 4th
William B. Cravens (D)
Died January 13, 1939
William F. Cravens (D)
September 12, 1939

Pennsylvania 4th
J. Burrwood Daly (D)
Died March 12, 1939
John E. Sheridan (D)
November 7, 1939

Tennessee 6th
Clarence W. Turner (D)
Died March 23, 1939
W. Wirt Courtney (D)
May 11, 1939

New York 34th
Bert Lord (R)
Died May 24, 1939
Edwin A. Hall (R)
November 7, 1939

Georgia 4th
Emmett M. Owen (D)
Died June 21, 1939
A. Sidney Camp (D)
August 1, 1939

Wisconsin 3rd
Harry W. Griswold (R)
Died July 4, 1939
Vacant until the next Congress
Vacant until the next Congress

Tennessee 3rd
Sam D. McReynolds (D)
Died July 11, 1939
Estes Kefauver (D)
September 13, 1939

California 18th
Thomas M. Eaton (R)
Died September 16, 1939
Vacant until the next Congress
Vacant until the next Congress

South Carolina 1st
Thomas S. McMillan (D)
Died September 29, 1939
Clara G. McMillan (D)
November 7, 1939

Ohio 22nd
Chester C. Bolton (R)
Died October 29, 1939
Frances P. Bolton (R)
February 27, 1940

Tennessee 2nd
J. Will Taylor (R)
Died November 14, 1939
John Jennings, Jr. (R)
December 30, 1939

Puerto Rico At-large
Santiago Iglesias (Coalitionist)
Died December 5, 1939
Bolívar Pagán (Socialist)
December 26, 1939

Colorado 3rd
John A. Martin (D)
Died December 23, 1939
William E. Burney (D)
November 5, 1940

Michigan 5th
Carl E. Mapes (R)
Died December 12, 1939
Bartel J. Jonkman (R)
February 19, 1940

New York 14th
William I. Sirovich (D)
Died December 17, 1939
Morris M. Edelstein (D)
February 6, 1940

Ohio 17th
William A. Ashbrook (D)
Died January 1, 1940
J. Harry McGregor (R)
February 27, 1940

Nebraska 1st
George H. Heinke (R)
Died January 2, 1940
John H. Sweet (R)
April 19, 1940

New York 31st
Wallace E. Pierce (R)
Died January 3, 1940
Clarence E. Kilburn (R)
February 13, 1940

New York 22nd
Edward W. Curley (D)
Died January 6, 1940
Walter A. Lynch (D)
February 20, 1940

Iowa 6th
Cassius C. Dowell (R)
Died February 4, 1940
Robert K. Goodwin (R)
March 5, 1940

Maine 2nd
Clyde Smith (R)
Died April 8, 1940
Margaret Chase Smith (R)
June 3, 1940

Georgia 8th
W. Benjamin Gibbs (D)
Died August 7, 1940
Florence Reville Gibbs (D)
October 1, 1940

New Jersey 8th
George N. Seger (R)
Died August 26, 1940
Vacant until the next Congress
Vacant until the next Congress


Full cast

Character
Original Japanese
English ( Streamline )
English ( Manga UK )
English ( Pioneer / Geneon )

Arsène Lupin III/Wolf III
Yasuo Yamada
Bob Bergen
Bill Dufris
Tony Oliver

Fujiko Mine/Margot
Eiko Masuyama
Edie Mirman
Toni Barry
Michelle Ruff

Howard Lockewood/Foward Fughes (Mamo/Mameaux)

Daisuke Jigen/Dan Dunn
Kiyoshi Kobayashi
Steve Bulen
Eric Meyers
Richard Epcar

Goemon Ishikawa XIII/Samurai
Makio Inoue
Kirk Thornton
Garrick Hagon
Lex Lang

Inspector Koichi Zenigata/Detective Ed Scott

Heinrich "Starky/Stuckey" Gissinger
Tōru Ōhira
Steve Kramer
unknown
Osgood W. Glick

Special Agent Gordon
Hidekatsu Shibata
Michael Forest
unknown
Michael McConnohie

Police commissioner
Kōsei Tomita
Jeff Winkless
unknown
Richard Cansino

Flinch/Frenchy
Shōzō Iizuka
unknown
unknown
Bob Papenbrook

Scientist
Ichirō Murakoshi
unknown
unknown
Richard Cansino

Dietman/Premier
Shunsuke Shima
unknown
unknown
Richard Cansino

Officer
Yūji Mikimoto
unknown
unknown
unknown

Egyptian police chief
Haruo Minami (Special Guest Voice)
Steve Kramer
unknown
Richard Cansino

President
Fujio Akatsuka (Special Guest Voice)
Steve Kramer
unknown
Richard Cansino


Practice Times  &  Leaderboard Superbike/Senior TT

Rank
Rider
Mon 1 June
Tue 2 June
Wed 3 June
Thurs 4 June
Fri 5 June


Series #
Title
Story #
Artist
Strip numbers
Number of strips
Dates of original publication of strip


Champions list

Regional
Champions
Runners-up
Third place
Fourth place

Hokkaido
Sapporo Univ. GP
Norbritz Hokkaido
Sapporo Shukyudan
Sapporo Wins

Tohoku
Grulla Morioka
Fukushima United
NEC Tokin
Primeiro

Kanto
YSCC
Hitachi Tochigi Uva
Club Dragons
Saitama

Hokushinetsu
Japan Soccer College
Nagano Parceiro
Zweigen Kanazawa
Matsumoto Yamaga

Tokai
Yazaki Valente
Hamamatsu University
Shizuoka
Fujieda City Government

Kansai
Sanyo Electric Sumoto
Laranja Kyoto
Ain Food
Banditonce Kakogawa

Chugoku
Sagawa Express Chugoku
Renofa Yamaguchi
NTN Okayama
Ube Yahhh-Man

Shikoku
Tokushima Vortis Second
Kamatamare Sanuki
Ehime Shimanami
Sanyo Electric Tokushima


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


Period
Civilians
Security forces
Insurgents
Total per period


LPGA Tour wins (7)

No.
Date
Tournament
Winning score
To par
Margin of victory
Runner(s)-up

20 Sep 2009
Samsung World Championship
71-67-63-71=272
–16
1 stroke
Ai Miyazato

1 Nov 2009
Hana Bank-KOLON Championship
68-71-67=206
–10
1 stroke
Yani Tseng Maria Hjorth

4 Jul 2010
Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic
64-67-68-71=270
–14
Playoff
In-Kyung Kim Christina Kim Song-Hee Kim

31 Oct 2010
LPGA Hana Bank Championship
69-68-69=206
–10
2 strokes
Vicky Hurst

16 Oct 2011
Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia
66-68-67-68=269
–15
1 stroke
Yani Tseng

8 Jul 2012
U.S. Women's Open
71-72-65-73=281
–7
4 strokes
Amy Yang


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

Arne Skouen Category:Articles with hCards

Terje Kristiansen Category:Articles with hCards

Anja Breien Category:Articles with hCards

Sølve Skagen Category:Articles with hCards

1987 (60th)
The Pathfinder
Ofelaš
Nils Gaup Category:Articles with hCards
Nominee

1988 (61st)
The Ice Palace
Is-slottet
Per Blom Category:Articles with hCards
Not Nominated

Martin Asphaug Category:Articles with hCards

Erik Gustavson Category:Articles with hCards

Berit Nesheim Category:Articles with hCards

Leidulv Risan Category:Articles with hCards

Marius Holst Category:Articles with hCards

Liv Ullmann Category:Articles with hCards

Pål Sletaune Category:Articles with hCards

Torun Lian Category:Articles with hCards

Hilde Heier Category:Articles with hCards

Stein Leikanger Category:Articles with hCards

Petter Næss Category:Articles with hCards

Bent Hamer Category:Articles with hCards

Erik Poppe Category:Articles with hCards

Sara Johnsen Category:Articles with hCards

Joachim Trier Category:Articles with hCards

Margreth Olin Category:Articles with hCards

Anne Sewitsky Category:Articles with hCards

2012 (85th)
Kon-Tiki
Kon-Tiki
Joachim Rønning , Espen Sandberg
Nominee


University
Established as a university
First establishment
Student population ( FTE , 2009)
Research grants (2009, in billion SEK )

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences


No. in total
No. in series
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date

"Aussie Bob & Kiwi Terry" / "Bad Habits"


Ladies European Tour wins (6)

No.
Date
Tournament
Winning score
To par
Margin of victory
Runner(s)-up
Winners share ( € )

9 Aug 1998
McDonald's WPGA Championship
71-69-67-69=276
–12
5 strokes
Helen Alfredsson Laura Davies

12 Aug 2007
Scandinavian TPC hosted by Annika
71-74-66-68=279
–10
3 strokes
Sophie Gustafson Laura Diaz

2 Aug 2009
Ricoh Women's British Open 1
74-67-71-73=285
–3
3 strokes
Karrie Webb

20 Aug 2011
Aberdeen Ladies Scottish Open
70-65-76=201
–15
10 strokes
Hannah Jun

5 Aug 2012
Ladies Irish Open
67-71-71=209
–7
1 stroke
Suzann Pettersen


All winners of Olympiatravet

Year
Horse
Driver
Trainer
Country of owner
Odds of winner
Winning time (km rate)

Triton Sund
Örjan Kihlström
Stefan Hultman
Sweden
4.77
1:11.1

Torvald Palema
Åke Svanstedt
Åke Svanstedt
Sweden
8.29
1:12.2

Gentleman
Thomas Uhrberg
Kari Lähdekorpi
Sweden
11.20
1:12.8

Thai Tanic
Björn Goop
Olle Goop
Norway
6.46
1:13.0

Gidde Palema
Åke Svanstedt
Åke Svanstedt
Sweden
1.51
1:12.9

Gidde Palema
Åke Svanstedt
Åke Svanstedt
Sweden
4.66
1:12.9

Gidde Palema
Åke Svanstedt
Åke Svanstedt
Sweden
19.92
1:13.1

Varenne
Giampaolo Minnucci
Jori Turja
Italy
1.13
1:12.4

Etain Royal
Jorma Kontio
Pirjo Vauhkonen
Finland
1.25
1:13.2

Varenne
Giampaolo Minnucci
Jori Turja
Italy
2.76
1:12.7

Scandal Play
Bo Eklöf
Lars Marklund
Sweden
4.47
1:14.8

Rival Damkaer
Erik Adielsson
Tommy Strandqvist
Sweden
16.66
1:16.2

Scandal Play
Bo Eklöf
Lars Marklund
Sweden
7.37
1:13.7

Copiad
Erik Berglöf
Erik Berglöf
Sweden
1.68
1:13.9

Copiad
Erik Berglöf
Erik Berglöf
Sweden
1.51
1:13.6

Queen L.
Stig H. Johansson
Stig H. Johansson
Sweden
2.55
1:13.8

Queen L.
Stig H. Johansson
Stig H. Johansson
Sweden
2.94
1:14.3

Bravo Sund
Jorma Kontio
Veijo Heiskanen
Sweden
9.25
1:14.3

Karate Chop
Bo Näslund
Bo Näslund
Sweden
16.38
1:15.1

Jet Ribb
Hans G. Eriksson
Per-Erik Eriksson
Sweden
6.77
1:14.6

Callit
Karl O. Johansson
Karl O. Johansson
Sweden
1.39
1:14.9

Sugarcane Hanover
Gunnar Eggen
Gunnar Eggen
United States
5.83
1:14.4

Grades Singing
Ulf Thoresen
Herve Filion
Canada
3.32
1:15.4

Utah Bulwark
Stig H. Johansson
Stig H. Johansson
Sweden
2.50
1:14.5

Meadow Road
Torbjörn Jansson
Torbjörn Jansson
Sweden
2.52
1:15.5

Einarsin
Tapio Perttunen
Tapio Perttunen
Finland
39.45
1:15.1

Jana Bloc
Ove R. Andersson
Ove R. Andersson
Sweden
2.08
1:18.8

Don Ego
Stig H. Johansson
Stig H. Johansson
Sweden
2.75
1:18.4


Municipalities

Municipality
Type
District
Area (km²)
Population (2010)
Pop. Density (per km²)
No. of Barangays
Municipal Mayor

Alaminos
3rd Class
3rd District
57.46
757.5
Eladio Magampon

Bay
2nd Class
2nd District
42.66
1,300
Bruno Ramos

Calauan
2nd Class
3rd District
65.40
1,100
George Berris

Cavinti
3rd Class
4th District
125.54
170
Melbert Oliveros

Famy
5th Class
4th District
53.06
280
Renonia B. Muramatsu

Kalayaan
3rd Class
4th District
46.60
450
Teodoro A. Adao, Jr.

Liliw
4th Class
3rd District
39.10
870
Cesar C. Sulibit

Luisiana
4th Class
4th District
73.31
270
Nestor Rondilla

Lumban
3rd Class
4th District
96.08
310
Reynato Añonuevo

Mabitac
5th Class
4th District
80.76
230
Ronald Sana

Magdalena
4th Class
4th District
34.88
660
David Aventurado Jr.

Majayjay
4th Class
4th District
69.58
380
Victorino C. Rodillas

Nagcarlan
2nd Class
3rd District
78.10
760
Nelson Osuna

Paete
4th Class
4th District
39.47
600
Mutuk Bagabaldo

Pagsanjan
2nd Class
4th District
26.36
1,500
Girlie "Maita Sanchez" Ejercito

Pakil
5th Class
4th District
46.50
450
Vipops R. Martinez

Pangil
4th Class
4th District
45.03
520
Jovit Reyes

Pila
3rd Class
4th District
31.20
1,500
Boy Quiat

Rizal
5th Class
3rd District
27.90
560
Antonino A. Aurelio

Santa Cruz
1st Class
4th District
38.59
2,900
Domingo Dennis G. Panganiban

Santa Maria
4th Class
4th District
108.40
250
Cindy Carolino

Siniloan
2nd Class
4th District
64.51
550
Eduardo Tibay


District
Headquarters
Area (km²)
Population (2011)
Division

Banswara Banswara 5037.0 1798194.0 Udaipur

Bharatpur Bharatpur 5066.0 2549121.0 Bharatpur

Bhilwara Bhilwara 10455.0 2410459.0 Ajmer

Bikaner Bikaner 27244.0 2367745.0 Bikaner

Chittorgarh Chittorgarh 10856.0 1544392.0 Udaipur

Dholpur Dholpur 3033.0 1207293.0 Bharatpur

Dungarpur Dungarpur 3770.0 1388906.0 Udaipur

Hanumangarh Hanumangarh 12645.0 1779650.0 Bikaner

Jaisalmer Jaisalmer 38401.0 672008.0 Jodhpur

Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu 5928.0 2139658.0 Jaipur

Jodhpur Jodhpur 22850.0 3685681.0 Jodhpur

Karauli Karauli 5530.0 1458459.0 Bharatpur

Pratapgarh Pratapgarh 4117.0 868231.0 Udaipur

Rajsamand Rajsamand 4768.0 1158283.0 Udaipur

Udaipur Udaipur 13883.0 3067549.0 Udaipur


Country
% of imports from Russia
% cut
Diversification
Gas storage
Alternative fuel

Increased imports from Norway and Germany

Alternative fuel – crude 90 days, fuel oil 30 days

France
20%
15%
Industry covered[ citation needed ]
80% full
Not used now

Bosnia
100%
40%
No diversification
No storage
Fuel oil only for 20 days

Macedonia
100%
100%
No diversification
No storage
Fuel oil stocks need only for industry


No.
#
Title
Directed by
Written by
U.S. air date
Production code
U.S. viewers (million)

Glen Winter (1st Hour) Tom Welling (2nd Hour)

Justin Hartley , Bryan Miller & Walter Wong


NASCAR Sprint Cup Series

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

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#00 Buckshot Racing #30 Bahari-Eel River Racing


Ratings

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Rating Rating is the percentage of all households tuned into the program.

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Important originating express trains

Train No.
Train Name
Destination
Category
Frequency

11013/11014
Kurla Express
Lokmanya Tilak (T) Mumbai
Express
Daily

12083/12084
Janshatabdi Express
Mayiladuthurai
Janshatabdi
Except Tuesday

12243/12244
Duronto Express
Chennai
Duronto
Except Tuesday

12647/12648
Kongu Express
Hazrat Nizamuddin (New Delhi)
SF Express
Weekly

12671/12672
Nilgiri Express (slip)
Chennai
SF Express
Daily

12673/12674
Cheran Express
Chennai
SF Express
Daily

12675/12676
Kovai Express
Chennai
SF Express
Daily

12679/12680
Intercity Express
Chennai
SF Express
Daily

12681/12682
Chennai Express
Chennai
SF Express
Weekly

12969/12970
Jaipur Express
Jaipur
SF Express
Weekly

16609/16610
Nagercoil Express
Nagercoil
Express
Daily

16611/16612
Tuticorin Express
Tuticorin
Express
Daily

16613/16614
Rajkot Express
Rajkot
Express
Weekly

16615/16616
Chemmozhi Express
Mannargudi
Express
Daily

16617/16618
Rameswaram Express
Rameswaram
Express
Weekly

22475/22476
AC Express
Bikaner
SF Express
Weekly

22609/22610
Intercity Express
Mangalore
SF Express
Daily


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

Craig Redmond
Defence
Canada
University of Denver ( WCHA )

Brian Wilks
Centre
Canada
Kitchener Rangers (OHL)

John English
Defence
Canada
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL)

Tom Glavine
Centre
United States
Billerica High School (Massachusetts)

David Grannis
Left wing
United States
South St. Paul High School (Minnesota)

Greg Strome
Goaltender
Canada
University of North Dakota (WCHA)

Timothy Hanley
Centre
United States
Deerfield Academy (Massachusetts)

Shannon Deegan
Centre
Canada
University of Vermont (ECAC)

Luc Robitaille
Left wing
Canada
Hull Olympiques (QMJHL)

Jeff Crossman
Centre
Canada
Western Michigan University (CCHA)


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

Story by: Rob Thomas Teleplay by: Phil Klemmer

Story by: Rob Thomas Teleplay by: Russell Smith


Year by Year Statistics

Year
MAAC
Overall
Regular Season Results
MAAC Tournament Result
NCAA Seed
NCAA Round


Year
Date
Driver
Team
Manufacturer
Laps
Miles (km)
Race Time
Average Speed (mph)
Report

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September 14
Jeff Gordon
Hendrick Motorsports
Chevrolet
300
317.4 (510.805)
3:09:45
100.364
Report

August 30
Jeff Gordon
Hendrick Motorsports
Chevrolet
300
317.4 (510.805)
2:49:55
112.078
Report

September 19
Joe Nemechek
SABCO Racing
Chevrolet
300
317.4 (510.805)
3:09:10
100.673
Report

September 17
Jeff Burton
Roush Racing
Ford
300
317.4 (510.805)
3:06:42
102.003
Report

November 23*
Robby Gordon
Richard Childress Racing
Chevrolet
300
317.4 (510.805)
3:03:50
103.594
Report

September 15
Ryan Newman
Penske Racing
Ford
207*
219.006 (352.455)
2:05:03
105.081
Report

September 14
Jimmie Johnson
Hendrick Motorsports
Chevrolet
300
317.4 (510.805)
2:58:41
106.58
Report

September 19
Kurt Busch
Roush Racing
Ford
300
317.4 (510.805)
2:53:31
109.753
Report

September 18
Ryan Newman
Penske Racing
Dodge
300
317.4 (510.805)
3:18:36
95.891
Report

September 17
Kevin Harvick
Richard Childress Racing
Chevrolet
300
317.4 (510.805)
3:06:21
102.195
Report

September 16
Clint Bowyer
Richard Childress Racing
Chevrolet
300
317.4 (510.805)
2:52:23
110.475
Report

September 14
Greg Biffle
Roush Fenway Racing
Ford
300
317.4 (510.805)
3:00:34
105.468
Report

September 20
Mark Martin
Hendrick Motorsports
Chevrolet
300
317.4 (510.805)
3:09:01
100.753
Report

September 19
Clint Bowyer *
Richard Childress Racing
Chevrolet
300
317.4 (510.805)
2:58:22
106.769
Report

September 25
Tony Stewart
Stewart-Haas Racing
Chevrolet
300
317.4 (510.805)
2:43:13
116.679
Report

September 23
Denny Hamlin
Joe Gibbs Racing
Toyota
300
317.4 (510.805)
2:43:02
116.81
Report


Regular season

Week
Date
Opponent
Location
Final Score
Attendance
Record

July 4
Alouettes
SkyDome
L 27 – 3
0–1–0–0

July 13
Blue Bombers
SkyDome
L 30 – 16
0–2–0–0

July 20
Tiger-Cats
SkyDome
L 24 – 18
0–3–0–0

July 28
@ Roughriders
Taylor Field
W 50 – 24
1–3–0–0

August 3
@ Stampeders
McMahon Stadium
W 36 – 35
2–3–0–0

August 10
@ Blue Bombers
Canad Inns Stadium
L 36 – 16
2–4–0–0

August 16
@ Alouettes
Molson Stadium
L 40 – 25
2–5–0–0

August 25
Roughriders
SkyDome
L 14 – 11
2–6–0–0

September 3
@ Tiger-Cats
Ivor Wynne Stadium
L 26 – 13
2–7–0–0

September 8
Lions
SkyDome
W 32 – 17
3–7–0–0

September 17 †
@ Alouettes
Molson Stadium
L 24 – 18
3–8–0–0

September 21
@ Eskimos
Commonwealth Stadium
L 23 – 22
3–9–0–0

September 28
Stampeders
SkyDome
W 33 – 31
4–9–0–0

October 6
@ Lions
BC Place Stadium
W 34 – 17
5–9–0–0

October 13
Alouettes
SkyDome
W 51 – 24
6–9–0–0

October 19
Eskimos
SkyDome
L 25 – 22 (OT)
6–10–0–1

October 26
Blue Bombers
SkyDome
W 12 – 7
7–10–0–1


Nielsen ratings

Season
Timeslot Times listed are Eastern time
Season premiere
Season finale
TV season
Ranking
Viewers (in millions of households)


Season no.
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
Production code
U.S. Viewers (millions)

Teleplay by: Rene Balcer Story by: Dick Wolf


Names and fleet details

Original number
UIC number
Name
Constructer
constructor number
Year
Withdrawn
Kilometers worked


Regular season

July 15
@ Blue Bombers
Canad Inns Stadium
L 47 – 27
0–2

July 23
Tiger-Cats
SkyDome
W 24 – 21
1–2

July 30
@ Roughriders
Taylor Field
L 20 – 15
1–3

August 6
Blue Bombers
SkyDome
W 40 – 7
2–3

August 12
@ Lions
BC Place Stadium
W 28 – 26
3–3

August 20
Alouettes
SkyDome
W 23 – 20
4–3

August 27
@ Alouettes
Molson Stadium
L 20 – 5
4–4

September 6
@ Tiger-Cats
Ivor Wynne Stadium
L 35 – 28
4–5

September 11
Roughriders
SkyDome
W 28 – 3
5–5

September 18
@ Stampeders
McMahon Stadium
L 29 – 26
5–6

September 26
@ Eskimos
Commonwealth Stadium
W 20 – 16
6–6

October 9
Stampeders
SkyDome
W 24 – 13
7–7

October 16 †
@ Tiger-Cats
Ivor Wynne Stadium
L 18 – 2
7–8

October 22
Blue Bombers
SkyDome
W 32 – 22
8–8

October 29
@ Blue Bombers
Canad Inns Stadium
L 18 – 13
8–9


Jersey progress

Stage (Winner)
General Classification
Points Classification
Mountains Classification
Metas Volantes Classification
Team Classification

0 Stage 1 ( Luis León Sánchez )
Luis León Sánchez
Luis León Sánchez
Aitor Hernández
Gorka Izagirre
Caisse d'Epargne

0 Stage 2 ( Yury Trofimov )
Luis León Sánchez
Luis León Sánchez
Aitor Hernández
Manuel Vázquez
Caisse d'Epargne

0 Stage 3 ( Alberto Contador )
Alberto Contador
Luis León Sánchez
Aitor Hernández
Manuel Vázquez
Caisse d'Epargne

0 Stage 4 ( Michael Albasini )
Alberto Contador
Luis León Sánchez
Aitor Hernández
Michael Albasini
Caisse d'Epargne

0 Stage 5 ( Marco Pinotti )
Alberto Contador
Ben Swift
Rein Taaramäe
Egoi Martínez
Caisse d'Epargne

0 Stage 6 (ITT) ( Alberto Contador )
Alberto Contador
Samuel Sánchez
Rein Taaramäe
Egoi Martínez
Caisse d'Epargne


Calendar

Round
Date
City and venue
Winner
Runner-up
3rd placed
4th placed
Results

April 24
Leszno , Poland Alfred Smoczyk Stadium
Jason Crump
Jarosław Hampel
Emil Sayfutdinov
Janusz Kołodziej
results

May 8
Gothenburg , Sweden Ullevi
Kenneth Bjerre
Tomasz Gollob
Andreas Jonsson
Greg Hancock
results

May 22
Prague , Czech Republic Markéta Stadium
Tomasz Gollob
Nicki Pedersen
Jarosław Hampel
Magnus Zetterström
results

June 5
Copenhagen , Denmark Parken Stadium
Jarosław Hampel
Tomasz Gollob
Chris Harris
Hans N. Andersen
results

June 19
Toruń , Poland MotoArena Toruń
Tomasz Gollob
Rune Holta
Jarosław Hampel
Jason Crump
results

Cardiff , Great Britain Millennium Stadium

August 14
Målilla , Sweden G&B Stadium
Rune Holta
Jason Crump
Tomasz Gollob
Fredrik Lindgren
results

August 28 August 29
Goričan , Croatia Stadium Milenium
Greg Hancock
Chris Harris
Jason Crump
Fredrik Lindgren
results

September 11
Vojens , Denmark Speedway Center
Tomasz Gollob
Kenneth Bjerre
Jason Crump
Nicki Pedersen
results

September 25
Terenzano , Italy Pista Olimpia
Tomasz Gollob
Chris Harris
Greg Hancock
Nicki Pedersen
results


NASCAR Sprint Cup Series

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

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Full-time entries

Team
Car(s)
#
Driver(s)
Primary Sponsor(s)
Listed Owner(s)
Crew Chief

Akins Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Kasey Kahne
Great Clips
Brad Akins
Jon Wolfe

Akins Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Brent Sherman (R)
Serta / Hickory Farms
Doug Stringer
Tony Lambert

Biagi Brothers Racing
Ford Taurus
Ryan Hemphill (R)
GEICO / Pet Brands
Fred Biagi
Mark Tutor

Braun Racing
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Shane Hmiel
Win Fuel / TrimSpa
Todd Braun
Todd Lohse

Brewco Motorsports
Ford Taurus
David Green
Kleenex
Tammy Brewer
Stewart Cooper

Brewco Motorsports
Ford Taurus
Greg Biffle
Duraflame
Clarence Brewer
Newt Moore

Chance 2 Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Martin Truex, Jr.
Bass Pro Shops / Tracker
Teresa Earnhardt
Kevin Manion

Chip Ganassi Racing
Dodge Intrepid
Reed Sorenson (R)
Discount Tire Company
Chip Ganassi
Brian Pattie

Curb Agajanian Motorsports
Dodge Intrepid
Aaron Fike
Channellock
Mike Curb
Joe Shear, Jr.

Dale Earnhardt, Inc.
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Paul Menard
Menards
Teresa Earnhardt
Dan Stillman

Davis Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Kertus Davis (R)
RaceGirl
Johnny Davis
Ronnie Griffin

Day Enterprise Racing
Pontiac Grand Prix
John Hayden
31-W Insulation
Wayne Day
Tom Perkins

DCT Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Stanton Barrett
Frist Time Portfolios
John McGill
Ricky Pearson

Evernham Motorsports
Dodge Intrepid
Paul Wolfe (R)
Unilever
Ray Evernham
Elton Sawyer

FitzBradshaw Racing
Dodge Intrepid
Tim Fedewa
Supercuts
Mimi Fitz
Steve Plattenberger

FitzBradshaw Racing
Dodge Intrepid
David Stremme
United States Navy
Terry Bradshaw
Randy Cox

Frank Cicci Racing with Jim Kelly
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Randy LaJoie
Dollar General
Frank Cicci
John Bland

GIC-Mixon Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Kim Crosby (R)
Boudreaux's Butt Paste
Gregg Mixon
Greg Guarry

Hendrick Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Kyle Busch
Lowe's
Rick Hendrick
Jim Long

Jay Robinson Racing
Ford Taurus
Derrike Cope
AMD
Jay Robinson
Terry Allen

Jay Robinson Racing
Ford Taurus
Steve Grissom
Advil Liqui-Gels
Jay Robinson
Phil Dixon

Joe Gibbs Racing
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
J. J. Yeley
Vigoro / The Home Depot
Joe Gibbs
Jason Ratcliff

Joe Gibbs Racing
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Denny Hamlin (R)
Rockwell Automation
Joe Gibbs
Cully Barraclough

Keith Coleman Racing
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Shawna Robinson
Vassarette
Keith Coleman
Mike Byrd

Kevin Harvick Incorporated
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Tony Stewart
Mr. Clean / Outdoor Channel
Delana Harvick
Butch Hylton

Labonte Motorsports / Haas CNC
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Justin Labonte
United States Coast Guard
Terry Labonte
Bryant Frazier

MacDonald Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Geoffrey Bodine
Gunbroker.com
Pat MacDonald
Jim Daly

NEMCO Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Jeff Fuller
Big Boar Customs
Andrea Nemechek
Johnny Vermillion

NEMCO Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Joe Nemechek
Cellular One
Andrea Nemechek
Gary Putnam

Phoenix Racing
Dodge Intrepid
Johnny Sauter
Yellow Transportation
James Finch
Marc Reno

ppc Racing
Ford Taurus
Michel Jourdain, Jr. (R)
Telcel
Greg Pollex
Todd Gordon

ppc Racing
Ford Taurus
Kenny Wallace
Stacker 2
Greg Pollex
Wes Ward

Richard Childress Racing
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Clint Bowyer
ACDelco
Richard Childress
Gil Martin

Richard Childress Racing
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Kevin Harvick
Reese's
Richard Childress
Ricky Viers

Robert Yates Racing
Ford Taurus
Elliott Sadler
CitiFinancial
Robert Yates
Rick Ren

Roush Racing
Ford Taurus
Carl Edwards (R)
Charter Communications
Jack Roush
Brad Parrott

Rusty Wallace, Inc.
Dodge Intrepid
Jamie McMurray
Top-Flite
Rusty Wallace
Blake Bainbridge

ST Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Jon Wood (R)
Clorox / Wisk
Jodi Geschickter
Jay Guy

ST Motorsports
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Stacy Compton
Kingsford
Tad Geschickter
Chris Rice

Team Rensi Motorsports
Ford Taurus
Ashton Lewis
United States Marine Corps
Ed Rensi
Charlie Lewis


NASCAR Sprint Cup Series

#22 Bill Davis Racing #40 Brooks/SABCO Racing

#80 Hover Motorsports #98 Mach 1 Motorsports


NASCAR Nationwide Series

#71 LaJoie Racing #34 Frank Cicci Racing


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

"In the Game"
Rodrigo García
Alan Ball
March3,2002

"Out, Out Brief Candle"
Kathy Bates
Laurence Andries
March10,2002

" The Plan "
Rose Troche
Kate Robin
March17,2002

"Driving Mr. Mossback"
Michael Cuesta
Rick Cleveland
March24,2002

"The Invisible Woman"
Jeremy Podeswa
Bruce Eric Kaplan
March31,2002

"In Place of Anger"
Michael Engler
Christian Taylor
April7,2002

"Back to the Garden"
Dan Attias
Jill Soloway
April14,2002

"It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year"

"Someone Else's Eyes"
Michael Cuesta
Alan Ball
April28,2002

"The Secret"
Alan Poul
Bruce Eric Kaplan
May5,2002

"The Liar and the Whore"
Miguel Arteta
Rick Cleveland
May12,2002

"I'll Take You"
Michael Engler
Jill Soloway
May19,2002


No. in series
No. in season
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original U.S. air date
Prod. code

"Damage Control"
Farhad Mann
Bruce Kalish
February24,2010

"In The Game of The Father"
Farhad Mann
Dan Cross & David Hoge
February24,2010

"Gauntlet, But Not Forgotten"
Larry McLean
Sean Cunningham & Marc Dworkin
March3,2010

"Photography"
Larry McLean
Bruce Kalish
March10,2010

"Face-Off"
Andrew Potter
Dan Cross & David Hoge
March17,2010

"My Own Private Superhero"
Andrew Potter
John Tellegen
March24,2010

"Resident Weevil"
Mike McGowan
Sean Cunningham & Marc Dworkin
June16,2010

"Run Aaron, Run"
Mike McGowan
Andrew Black
June23,2010

"Pack-Man"
Andrew Potter
Dan Cross & David Hoge
June30,2010

"Tracker & Field"
Andrew Potter
Sean Cunningham & Marc Dworkin
July7,2010

"Metal Gear Liquid"
Mario Azzopardi
Andrew Black
July14,2010

"Sparks"
Mario Azzopardi
Dan Cross & David Hoge
July21,2010

"Mutant Rain"(Part 1)
David Wu
Bruce Kalish
July30,2010


Regular season

June 27
Blue Bombers
SkyDome
W 38 – 23
1–0

July 6
@ Tiger-Cats
Ivor Wynne Stadium
W 20 – 15
2–0

July 12
@ Roughriders
Taylor Field
L 27 – 23
2–1

July 17
Tiger-Cats
SkyDome
W 27 – 20
3–1

July 24
@ Lions
BC Place Stadium
W 34 – 20
4–1

August 7
@ Stampeders
McMahon Stadium
L 45 – 35
5–2

August 21
Roughriders
SkyDome
W 27 – 1
7–2

September 1
@ Tiger-Cats
Ivor Wynne Stadium
W 46 – 3
8–2

September 7
@ Blue Bombers
Canad Inns Stadium
W 66 – 25
9–2

September 14
Tiger-Cats
SkyDome
W 34 – 9
10–2

September 20
@ Eskimos
Commonwealth Stadium
W 25 – 24
11–2

September 28
@ Blue Bombers
Canad Inns Stadium
W 41 – 9
12–2

October 11
Alouettes
SkyDome
W 28 – 21
14–2

October 18
Stampeders
SkyDome
W 48 – 17
15–2


Doubles: 7 (3–4)

Outcome Year Championship Surface Partner Opponents Score

Runner-up
Australian Open
Hard
Fabrice Santoro
Mark Knowles Daniel Nestor
6–7 (4–7) , 3–6

Winner
Australian Open
Hard
Fabrice Santoro
Mark Knowles Daniel Nestor
6–4, 3–6, 6–3

Winner
Australian Open
Hard
Fabrice Santoro
Bob Bryan Mike Bryan
7–6 (7–4) , 6–3

Runner-up
French Open
Clay
Fabrice Santoro
Xavier Malisse Olivier Rochus
5–7, 5–7

Winner
Wimbledon
Grass
Arnaud Clément
Bob Bryan Mike Bryan
6–7 (5–7) , 6–3, 6–4, 6–4

Runner-up
Australian Open
Hard
Arnaud Clément
Jonathan Erlich Andy Ram
5–7, 6–7 (4–7)


Team Chart

Team
Truck(s)
#
Driver(s)
Primary Sponsor(s)
Listed Owner(s)
Crew Chief

Bill Davis Racing
Toyota Tundra
Mike Skinner
Toyota Tundra
Bill Davis
Jeff Hensley

Bill Davis Racing
Toyota Tundra
Bill Lester
Suntrust
Bill Davis
Doug Wolcott

Bill Davis Racing
Toyota Tundra
Johnny Benson
Toyota Racing Development
Gail Davis
Greg Ely

BHR2
Dodge Ram
Deborah Renshaw
Easy Care Service Contracts
Ray Montgomery
Bob Bissinger

Billy Ballew Motorsports
Chevrolet Silverado
Shane Hmiel
Kraft Foods
Billy Ballew
Richie Wauters

Bobby Hamilton Racing
Dodge Ram
Bobby Hamilton
Bailey's
Stephanie Hamilton
Danny Rollins

Bobby Hamilton Racing
Dodge Ram
Casey Atwood
Bailey's
Bobby Hamilton
Randy Seals

Bobby Hamilton Racing
Dodge Ram
Chase Montgomery
Bobby Hamilton
Kip McCord

Brevak Racing
Dodge Ram
Nick Tucker (R)
RepairOne
Shelly Brevak
Bob Brevak

Circle Bar Racing
Ford F-150
Rick Crawford
Circle Bar Truck Corral
Tom Mitchell
Kevin Starland

Darrell Waltrip Motorsports
Toyota Tundra
Robert Huffman
Toyota Tundra
Darrell Waltrip
Glenn Funderburk

Darrell Waltrip Motorsports
Toyota Tundra
David Reutimann
NTN Bearings
Darrell Waltrip
Jason Overstreet

Fiddle Back Racing
Toyota Tundra
Todd Bodine
Windbreaker Racing
Tom Eldredge
Tony Furr

Germain/ Arnold Racing
Toyota Tundra
Shigeaki Hattori (R)
AISIN
Bob Germain
Tom Ackerman

Germain/ Arnold Racing
Toyota Tundra
Chad Chaffin
Toyota Tundra
Stephen Germain
Mike Hillman, Jr.

Green Light Racing
Chevrolet Silverado
Sean Murphy
Gene Christensen
Doug Howe

HT Motorsports
Dodge Ram
Robert Pressley
Melling, Inc.
Jim Harris
Fred Graves

K Automotive Racing
Ford F-150
Brad Keselowski
SUBCrews
Kay Keselowski
Bob Keselowski

Kevin Harvick Incorporated
Chevrolet Silverado
Ron Hornaday
GM Goodwrench
Delana Harvick
Wally Rogers

KW Racing
Chevrolet Silverado
Ken Weaver
1-800-4-A-Phone
Bobby Dotter
Scott Neal

Mighty Motorsports
Chevrolet Silverado
Wayne Edwards
Rob Ferguson
Cliff Button

Morgan-Dollar Motorsports
Chevrolet Silverado
Dennis Setzer
Chevrolet Silverado
David Dollar
Eric Phillips

Orleans Racing
Dodge Ram
Steve Park
Orleans Casino
Michael Gaughan
Charlie Wilson

Orleans Racing
Dodge Ram
Brendan Gaughan
Jasper Engines & Transmissions
Michael Gaughan
Billy Wilburn

ppc Racing
Ford F-150
Terry Cook
Power Stroke Diesel
Greg Pollex
Rick Gay

Red Horse Racing
Toyota Tundra
Brandon Whitt
Cure Autism Now / McMillin Homes
Tom DeLoach
Jamie Jones

Rhodes Racing
Dodge Ram
Derrike Cope
James Western Star
Ron Rhodes
James Hylton

Roush Racing
Ford F-150
Todd Kluever (R)
World Financial Group
Jack Roush
John Monsam

Roush Racing
Ford F-150
Ricky Craven
Superchips
Jack Roush
Mike Beam

Spears Motorsports
Chevrolet Silverado
David Starr
Spears Manufacturing
Wayne Spears
Dave McCarty

Sutton Motorsports
Chevrolet Silverado
Kelly Sutton
Team Copaxone
Ed Sutton
Jason Weissman

ThorSport Racing
Chevrolet Silverado
Tracy Hines
David Zoriki Motorsports
Duke Thorson
Shane Tesch

ThorSport Racing
Chevrolet Silverado
Matt Crafton
Menards
Rhonda Thorson
Dennis Connor

Ultra Motorsports
Dodge Ram
Ted Musgrave
Mopar
Jim Smith
Gene Nead

Ultra Motorsports
Dodge Ram
Jimmy Spencer
Team ASE Racing
Marlene Smith
Buddy Barnes

Xpress Motorsports
Chevrolet Silverado
Regan Smith
Dave Fuge


NASCAR Sprint Cup Series

#50 Ted Musgrave Racing #2 U.S. Motorsports Inc.

#07 Ultra Motorsports #44 Petty Enterprises


Model
Engine
Power@rpm
torque@rpm
0–100km/h acceleration
Top speed
Transmission
CO 2 emissions

1.2
cc (cuin) I3
PS (kW; hp) @5200
N·m (lb·ft) @3000
16.1s
km/h (mph)
5-spd manual
128 g/km

1.2
cc (cuin) I3
PS (kW; hp) @5400
N·m (lb·ft) @3000
14.1s
km/h (mph)
5-spd manual
128 g/km

1.4
cc (cuin) I4
PS (kW; hp) @5000
N·m (lb·ft) @3800
11.9s
km/h (mph)
5-spd manual, 7-spd DSG (optional)
139 g/km 135 g/km

1.2 TSI
cc (cuin) turbo I4
PS (kW; hp) @5000
N·m (lb·ft) @1550-4100
9.7s
km/h (mph)
6-spd manual, 7-spd DSG (optional)
124 g/km 124 g/km

1.2 TSI
cc (cuin) turbo I4
PS (kW; hp) @4500
N·m (lb·ft) @1500-3500
10.9s
km/h (mph)
5-spd manual, 7-spd DSG (optional)
119 g/km 124 g/km

BlueGT
cc (cuin) turbo I4
PS (kW; hp) @4500-6000
N·m (lb·ft) @1500-3500
7.9s
km/h (mph)
6-spd manual, 7-spd DSG (optional)
107 g/km 105 g/km

GTI
cc (cuin) twincharger I4
PS (kW; hp) @6200
N·m (lb·ft) @2000-4500
6.9s
km/h (mph)
7-spd DSG
139 g/km


List of most powerful nuclear tests

Date (GMT)
Yield (megatons)
Deployment
Country
Test Site
Name or Number

October 30, 1961
50
parachute air drop
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Tsar Bomba , Test #130

December 24, 1962
24.2
air drop
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Test #219

August 5, 1962
21.1
air drop
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Test #147

September 27, 1962
20.0
air drop
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Test #174

September 25, 1962
19.1
air drop
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Test #173

February 28, 1954
15
ground
USA
Bikini Atoll
Castle Bravo

May 4, 1954
13.5
barge
USA
Bikini Atoll
Castle Yankee

October 23, 1961
12.5
air drop
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Test #123

March 26, 1954
11.0
barge
USA
Bikini Atoll
Castle Romeo

October 31, 1952
10.4
ground
USA
Eniwetok
Ivy Mike

August 25, 1962
10.0
air drop
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Test #158


Year (Ceremony)
English title
Spanish title
Director
Result

Miguel Littín Category:Articles with hCards

Humberto Solás Category:Articles with hCards

Tomás Gutiérrez Alea Category:Articles with hCards

Orlando Rojas Category:Articles with hCards

Fernando Perez Category:Articles with hCards

Gerardo Chijona Category:Articles with hCards

Tomás Gutiérrez Alea & Juan Carlos Tabíos

Arturo Sotto Díaz Category:Articles with hCards

Juan Carlos Cremata Category:Articles with hCards

Jorge Luis Sánchez Category:Articles with hCards

Pavel Giroud Category:Articles with hCards

Ernesto Daranas Category:Articles with hCards


Public companies

State Rank by Revenue
Company Name
National Rank
Revenue ($billions) 2012 estimate
Headquarters City
Known for

1.0 Walmart 2.0 469.2 Bentonville Retailing

Dillard's
6.8
Little Rock
Clothing/department store

Windstream
6.2
Little Rock
Communications


No Driver Entrant Constructor Chassis Engine

B. Bira
Private
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT/48
Maserati L4s

Emmanuel de Graffenried
Private
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT/48
Maserati L4s

Tony Rolt
Private
Alfa Romeo
Alfa Romeo B
Alfa Romeo L8

Raymond Mays Ken Richardson
T. Vandervell
Ferrari
Ferrari 125
Ferrari V12s

Bob Ansell
Private
Maserati
Maserati 4CM
Maserati L4s

Geoff Ansell Brian Shawe-Taylor
Private
ERA
ERA B
ERA L6s

Bob Gerard
Bob Gerard Racing
ERA
ERA B
ERA L6s

David Hampshire Billy Cotton
Private
ERA
ERA B
ERA L6s

David Murray
Private
Maserati
Maserati 4CL
Maserati L4s

Reg Parnell
Scuderia Ambrosiana
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT/48
Maserati L4s

Fred Ashmore
Scuderia Ambrosiana
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT/48
Maserati L4s

Luigi Villoresi
Scuderia Ambrosiana
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT/48
Maserati L4s

Louis Chiron
SFACS Ecurie France
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot L6

Louis Rosier
Private
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot L6

Yves Giraud-Cabantous
Private
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot L6

George Abecassis
Private
Alta
Alta GP
Alta L4s

Johnny Claes
Ecurie Belge
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot L6

Peter Whitehead Dudley Folland
Scuderia Ferrari
Ferrari
Ferrari 125
Ferrari V12s

Duncan Hamilton Philip Fotheringham-Parker

Philippe Étancelin
Private
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot L6

Roy Salvadori
Private
Maserati
Maserati 4CL
Maserati L4s

Anthony Baring
Private
Maserati
Maserati 4CM
Maserati L4

John Bolster
P.H. Bell
ERA
ERA B
ERA L6s

Peter Walker
P.N. Whitehead
ERA
ERA B
ERA L6s


Entries

Luigi Villoresi
Scuderia Ferrari
Ferrari
Ferrari 125
Ferrari V12s

Alberto Ascari
Scuderia Ferrari
Ferrari
Ferrari 125
Ferrari V12s

Peter Whitehead
Private
Ferrari
Ferrari 125
Ferrari V12s

Juan Manuel Fangio
Automóvil Club Argentino
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT/48
Maserati L4s

Benedicto Campos
Automóvil Club Argentino
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT/48
Maserati L4s

Giuseppe Farina
CSI
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT/48
Maserati L4s

Fred Ashmore
Scuderia Ambrosiana
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT/48
Maserati L4s

Reg Parnell
Scuderia Ambrosiana
Maserati
Maserati 4CLT/48
Maserati L4s

Geoffrey Crossley
Private
Alta
Alta GP
Alta L4s

Philippe Étancelin
Automobiles Talbot-Darracq SA
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot L6

Pierre Levegh
Automobiles Talbot-Darracq SA
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot L6

Louis Rosier
Automobiles Talbot-Darracq SA
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot L6

Guy Mairesse
Automobiles Talbot-Darracq SA
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago T26C
Talbot L6


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

" Rashard and Wallace Go to White Castle "


Average daily maximum and minimum temperatures for selected locations in Newfoundland and Labrador

Location
July (°C)
July (°F)
January (°C)
January (°F)


Season 2006

Position
Club
Played
H-Win
H-Draw
A-Win
A-Draw
Lost
Def.
Pts For
Pts Agst
Pair
Long
Points
Average

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Season 2008

Position
Club
Played
Won
Drawn
Lost
Def.
Pts For
Pts Agst
Long
Points
Average

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


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

"The Lawyer, the Lemur and the Little Listener"

"It's Nothing Business, It's Just Personal"

"It's My Party and I'll Lie If I Want To"


College

Rank
School
Basic Elements
Tumbling
Stunts
Tosses
Pyramids
Deductions
Total

Central Colleges of the Philippines CCP Bobcats

Far Eastern University FEU Cheering Squad

Emilio Aguinaldo College EAC Generals Pep Squad


Relegation

Pos
Team
07 Pts
08 Pts
09 Pts
Total Pts
Total Pld
Avg


Open Qualifiers

Rank
Team Name
Basic Elements
Tumbling
Stunts
Tosses/Pyramids
Deductions
Total

De La Salle Zobel DLSZ Pep Squad and Cheerdancers


Men's doubles: 16 (10 titles, 6 runner-ups)

Outcome
Year
Championship
Surface
Partner
Opponents in the final
Score in the final

Runner-up
Wimbledon
Grass
Bob Hewitt
Roy Emerson Neale Fraser
4–6, 8–6, 4–6, 8–6, 6–8

Runner-up
Australian Championships
Grass
Bob Hewitt
Roy Emerson Neale Fraser
6–4, 6–4, 1–6, 4–6, 9–11

Winner
Wimbledon
Grass
Bob Hewitt
Boro Jovanović Nikola Pilić
6–2, 5–7, 6–2, 6–4

Winner
Australian Championships
Grass
Bob Hewitt
Ken Fletcher John Newcombe
6–2, 3–6, 6–3, 3–6, 6–3

Winner
Australian Championships
Grass
Bob Hewitt
Roy Emerson Ken Fletcher
6–4, 7–5, 3–6, 4–6, 14–12

Winner
Wimbledon
Grass
Bob Hewitt
Roy Emerson Ken Fletcher
7–5, 11–9, 6–4

Runner-up
Australian Championships
Grass
Roy Emerson
John Newcombe Tony Roche
6–3, 6–4, 11–13, 3–6, 4–6

Winner
French Championships
Clay
Roy Emerson
Ken Fletcher Bob Hewitt
6–8, 6–3, 8–6, 6–2

Winner
US Championships
Grass
Roy Emerson
Frank Froehling Charles Pasarell
6–4, 10–12, 7–5, 6–3

Winner
Australian Championships
Grass
Roy Emerson
John Newcombe Tony Roche
7–9, 6–3, 6–8, 14–12, 12–10

Winner
US Championships
Grass
Roy Emerson
Clark Graebner Dennis Ralston
6–4, 6–4, 6–4

Winner
French Open
Clay
Ken Rosewall
Roy Emerson Rod Laver
6–3, 6–4, 6–3

Runner-up
Wimbledon
Grass
Ken Rosewall
John Newcombe Tony Roche
6–3, 6–8, 7–5, 12–14, 3–6

Runner-up
Australian Open
Grass
Ken Rosewall
Rod Laver Roy Emerson
4–6, 4–6

Winner
US Open
Grass
Ken Rosewall
Charles Pasarell Dennis Ralston
2–6, 7–5, 13–11, 6–3


Submissions

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

Year (Ceremony)
Film title used in nomination
Title in the original language
Director
Result

Rauni Mollberg Category:Articles with hCards

1980 (53rd)
Tulipää
Tulipää
Pirjo Honkasalo & Pekka Lehto
Not Nominated

Jaakko Pakkasvirta Category:Articles with hCards

Heikki Partanen Category:Articles with hCards

Päivi Hartzell Category:Articles with hCards

Pekka Parikka Category:Articles with hCards

Christian Lindblad Category:Articles with hCards

Markku Pölönen Category:Articles with hCards

Aki Kaurismäki Category:Articles with hCards

Auli Mantila Category:Articles with hCards

Aleksi Mäkelä Category:Articles with hCards

2000 (73rd)
Seven Songs from the Tundra
Seitsemän laulua tundralta
Anastasia Lapsui & Markku Lehmuskallio
Not Nominated

Jarmo Lampela Category:Articles with hCards

Klaus Härö Category:Articles with hCards

Lapsia ja aikuisia - Kuinka niitä tehdään?

Aleksi Salmenperä Category:Articles with hCards

Dome Karukoski Category:Articles with hCards

Joonas Berghäll Category:Articles with hCards

Aki Kaurismaki Category:Articles with hCards

Antti Jokinen Category:Articles with hCards


Submissions

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

Year (Ceremony)
Film title used in nomination
Slovak title
Director
Result

Martin Šulík Category:Articles with hCards

Miloslav Luther Category:Articles with hCards

Vladimír Balco Category:Articles with hCards

Matej Mináč Category:Articles with hCards

Juraj Nvota Category:Articles with hCards

2003 (76th)
The King of Thieves
Král zlodejov
Ivan Fíla Category:Articles with hCards
Not Nominated

Martin Repka Category:Articles with hCards

Juraj Lehotský Category:Articles with hCards

Jiří Chlumský Category:Articles with hCards

Jaroslav Vojtek Category:Articles with hCards

Iveta Grófová Category:Articles with hCards


Submissions

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

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

Ladislao Vajda Category:Articles with hCards

Maximilian Schell Category:Articles with hCards

Alain Tanner Category:Articles with hCards

Claude Goretta Category:Articles with hCards

Rolf Lyssy Category:Articles with hCards

Yves Yersin Category:Articles with hCards

Jean-Luc Godard Category:Articles with hCards

Markus Imhoof Category:Articles with hCards

Şerif Gören Category:Articles with hCards

Richard Dembo Category:Articles with hCards

Fredi Murer Category:Articles with hCards

Xavier Koller Category:Articles with hCards

Anne-Marie Miéville Category:Articles with hCards

Daniel Schmid Category:Articles with hCards

Krzysztof Kieslowski Category:Articles with hCards

Christine Pascal Category:Articles with hCards

Marcel Schupbach Category:Articles with hCards

Francis Reusser Category:Articles with hCards

Beresina, or The Last Days of Switzerland

Beresina oder Die letzten Tage der Schweiz

Jacob Berger Category:Articles with hCards

Dominique de Rivaz Category:Articles with hCards

Greg Zglinski Category:Articles with hCards

Bettina Oberli Category:Articles with hCards

Micha Lewinsky Category:Articles with hCards

Ursula Meier Category:Articles with hCards

Rolando Colla Category:Articles with hCards


Lifetime grosses

Year
Film
Budget
Domestic Box Office
Foreign Box Office
Total
US DVD sales
Total (with DVD sales)


Current member schools

Independent Girls' Schools Sports Association (South Australia)

School
Location
Enrolment
Founded
Denomination
Boys/Girls
Day/Boarding
School Colors

Annesley College
Wayville
Uniting Church
Girls
Day & Boarding
Maroon & White

Concordia College
Highgate
Lutheran
Boys & Girls
Day
Blue & Gold

Immanuel College
Novar Gardens
Lutheran
Boys & Girls
Day & Boarding
Blue, Gold & White

Pembroke School
Kensington Park
Non-denominational
Boys & Girls
Day & Boarding
Royal Blue, Green & Gold

Pulteney Grammar School
Adelaide
Anglican
Boys & Girls
Day
Navy Blue, White & Gold

St Peter's Collegiate Girls' School
Stonyfell
Anglican
Girls
Day
Navy Blue & White

Scotch College
Mitcham
Uniting Church
Boys & Girls
Day & Boarding
Blue & Gold

Seymour College
Glen Osmond
Uniting Church
Girls
Day & Boarding
Green, Navy & White

Walford Anglican School for Girls
Hyde Park
Anglican
Girls
Day & Boarding
Navy Blue, Light Blue & Gold

Westminster School
Marion
Uniting Church
Boys & Girls
Day & Boarding
Green & White


2011 Events

Date
Event #
Event
Winner
Prize
Entries
Prize Pool
Elapsed Time

$1,575 No Limit Hold'em w/rebuys [Turbo]

$16.50 No Limit Hold’em [2X Chance, Turbo]

$162 No Limit Hold’em [2X Chance, Turbo]

$1,575 No Limit Hold’em [2X Chance, Turbo]

$22 No Limit Hold’em [4x-Shootout, 10 player Max]

$215 No Limit Hold’em [3x-Shootout, 10 player Max]

$11 No Limit Hold'em w/rebuys [Big Antes]

$109 No Limit Hold'em w/rebuys [Big Antes]

$1,050 No Limit Hold'em w/rebuys [Big Antes]


2012 Events

$1,050 No Limit Hold'em w/rebuys [Turbo]

$215 No Limit Hold’em [2X Chance, Turbo]

$2,100 No Limit Hold’em [2X Chance, Turbo]

$27 No Limit Hold’em [4x-Shootout, 10 player Max]

$11 Mixed No Limit Hold’em/Pot Limit Omaha

$109 Mixed No Limit Hold’em/Pot Limit Omaha

$1,050 Mixed No Limit Hold’em/Pot Limit Omaha


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

Story by: Ryan Johnson Teleplay by: Lisa Joy


Population


Submissions

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

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

Luís Galvão Teles Category:Articles with hCards

Andy Bausch Category:Articles with hCards

Geneviève Mersch Category:Articles with hCards

Thierry Schiel Category:Articles with hCards

Franco de Pena Category:Articles with hCards

Pol Cruchten Category:Articles with hCards

Paul Kieffer Category:Articles with hCards

Nicolas Steil Category:Articles with hCards


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

Chris Crowe, Gil Grant and John C. Kelley


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

Richard Arthur, John Kelley and Nell Scovell

Shane Brennan, David North and Christopher Silber


Frank Cardea, Dan Fesman and George Schenck

Alfonso Moreno, Reed Steiner and Jesse Stern


LPGA Tour career summary

Year
Tournaments played
Cuts made
Wins
3rds
Top 10s
Best finish
Earnings ($)
Money list rank
Scoring average

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Race calendar

Event
Round
Circuit
Date
Pole Position
Fastest Lap
Winning driver
Winning team

Adelaide Street Circuit
21 March
Joey Foster
Joey Foster
Joey Foster
Team BRM

Adelaide Street Circuit
22 March
Joey Foster
Joey Foster
Joey Foster
Team BRM

Wakefield Park
26 April
Joey Foster
Joey Foster
Tim Macrow
Scud Racing

Wakefield Park
26 April
Joey Foster
Joey Foster
Joey Foster
Team BRM

Phillip Island
17 May
Tim Macrow
Joey Foster
Joey Foster
Team BRM

Phillip Island
17 May
Tim Macrow
Tim Macrow
Tim Macrow
Scud Racing

Winton Motor Raceway
28 June
Tim Macrow
Joey Foster
Tim Macrow
Scud Racing

Winton Motor Raceway
28 June
Joey Foster
Joey Foster
Joey Foster
Team BRM

Eastern Creek Raceway
19 July
Tim Macrow
Tim Macrow
Mat Sofi
Transwest Racing

Eastern Creek Raceway
19 July
Tim Macrow
Joey Foster
Tim Macrow
Scud Racing

Queensland Raceway
21 August
Joey Foster
Tim Macrow
Tim Macrow
Scud Racing

Queensland Raceway
21 August
Tim Macrow
Mat Sofi
Tim Macrow
Scud Racing

Oran Park Raceway
30 August
Tim Macrow
Mat Sofi
Joey Foster
Team BRM

Oran Park Raceway
30 August
Mat Sofi
Mat Sofi
Tim Macrow
Scud Racing

Sandown Raceway
29 November
Joey Foster
Ben Crighton
Joey Foster
Team BRM


Finals

Season
Champion
Runner-Up
Result
League MVP
Finals MVP
Winning Coach

1985
Ferro
Atenas
2–1
(not chosen)
Sebastián Uranga ( Ferro )
Luis Martínez

1986
Ferro
Olimpo
3–1
(not chosen)
Michael Schlegel ( Ferro )
Luis Martínez

1987
Atenas
Ferro
3–1
Germán Filloy ( Atenas )
Héctor Campana ( Atenas )
Walter Garrone

1988
Atenas
River Plate
3–0
(not chosen)
Carlos Cerutti ( Atenas )
Walter Garrone

1989
Ferro
Atenas
3–2
Héctor Campana ( River Plate )
James Thomas ( Ferro )
León Najnudel

1990
Atenas
Sport Club (C)
3–0
Héctor Campana ( River Plate )
Marcelo Milanesio ( Atenas )
Walter Garrone

1990–91
GEPU
Estudiantes (BB)
4–2
Héctor Campana ( GEPU )
Héctor Campana ( GEPU )
Daniel Rodríguez

1991–92
Atenas
GEPU
4–1
Marcelo Milanesio ( Atenas )
Héctor Campana ( Atenas )
Rubén Magnano

1992–93
GEPU
Atenas
4–2
Juan Espil ( GEPU )
Juan Espil ( GEPU )
Orlando Ferratto

1993–94
Peñarol
Independiente (GP)
4–1
Marcelo Milanesio ( Atenas )
Esteban de la Fuente ( Peñarol )
Néstor García

Esteban de la Fuente ( Independiente (GP) )

1995–96
Olimpia (VT)
Atenas
4–3
Michael Wilson ( Olimpia (VT) )
Jorge Racca ( Olimpia (VT) )
Horacio Seguí

1996–97
Boca Juniors
Independiente (GP)
4–1
Jorge Racca ( Olimpia (VT) )
Byron Wilson ( Boca Juniors )
Julio Lamas

1997–98
Atenas
Boca Juniors
4–0
Fabricio Oberto ( Atenas )
Fabricio Oberto ( Atenas )
Rubén Magnano

1998–99
Atenas
Independiente (GP)
4–3
Héctor Campana ( Atenas )
Diego Osella ( Atenas )
Rubén Magnano

1999–00
Estudiantes (O)
Atenas
4–3
Rubén Wolkowyski ( Estudiantes (O) )
Rubén Wolkowyski ( Estudiantes (O) )
Sergio Hernández

2000–01
Estudiantes (O)
Libertad
4–1
Wálter Herrmann ( Atenas )
Byron Wilson ( Estudiantes (O) )
Sergio Hernández

2001–02
Atenas
Estudiantes (O)
4–1
Daniel Farabello ( Quilmes (MDP) )
Wálter Herrmann ( Atenas )
Horacio Seguí

2002–03
Atenas
Boca Juniors
4–2
Bruno Lábaque ( Atenas )
Diego Lo Grippo ( Atenas )
Oscar Sánchez

2003–04
Boca Juniors
Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)
4–2
Leonardo Gutiérrez ( Obras Sanitarias )
Byron Wilson ( Boca Juniors )
Sergio Hernández

2004–05
Ben Hur
Boca Juniors
4–1
Leonardo Gutiérrez ( Ben Hur )
Leonardo Gutiérrez ( Ben Hur )
Julio Lamas

Gabriel Cocha ( Gimnasia y Esgrima (CR) )

2006–07
Boca Juniors
Peñarol
4–2
Gabriel Mikulas ( Peñarol )
Leonardo Gutiérrez ( Boca Juniors )
Gabriel Piccato

2007–08
Libertad
Quimsa
4–0
Leonardo Gutiérrez ( Boca Juniors )
Laron Profit ( Libertad )
Julio Lamas

2008–09
Atenas
Peñarol
4–2
David Jackson ( Peñarol )
Andre Laws ( Atenas )
Rubén Magnano

2009–10
Peñarol
Atenas
4–1
Leonardo Gutiérrez ( Peñarol )
Leonardo Gutiérrez ( Peñarol )
Sergio Hernández

2010–11
Peñarol
Atenas
4–1
J.P. Gutiérrez ( Obras Sanitarias )
Leonardo Gutiérrez ( Peñarol )
Sergio Hernández

2011–12
Peñarol
Obras Sanitarias
4–2
J.P. Gutiérrez ( Obras Sanitarias )
Facundo Campazzo ( Peñarol )
Sergio Hernández


Campaign expenses

Candidate (Party)
Amount raised ( PHP )
Amount spent ( PHP )
Votes
Spent per vote ( PHP )
Spent per voter ( PHP )


Date
Time
Opponent
Rank#
Site
Result
Attendance
Winning Pitcher
Losing Pitcher

Feb 15, 2004
1:30 PM
25 Michigan State Spartans
NR
USF Softball Field • Tampa, FL
W3-2 (8)
350
Jenny Gladding
Jessica Beech

Feb 15, 2004
6:0 PM
Seton Hall Pirates
NR
USF Softball Field • Tampa, FL
W6-0
200
Stacey Stevens
Casey McDevitt

Feb 16, 2004
1:00 PM
@ Hofstra Pride
NR
USF Softball Field • Tampa, FL
W4-0
156
Jenny Gladding
Adrienne Clark

Mar 11, 2004
5:30 PM
Michigan State Spartans
21
Titan Softball Complex • Fullerton, CA
W9-4
225
Stacey Stevens
Katie Joosten

Mar 11, 2004
10:00 PM
@ Cal State Fullerton Titans
21
Titan Softball Complex • Fullerton, CA
W2-0
233
Jenny Gladding
Brooke Weekley

Mar 12, 2004
4:00 PM
@ Cal State Northridge Matador
21
Matador Diamond • Northridge, CA
W6-1
120
Stacey Stevens
Kia Fennell

Mar 12, 2004
6:00 PM
@ Cal State Northridge Matador
21
Matador Diamond • Northridge, CA
W6-1
120
Jenny Gladding
Jenny Wheeler

Mar 27, 2004
4:00 PM
@ Ole Miss Rebels
16
Ole Miss Softball Complex • Oxford, MS
W4-1
102
Stacey Stevens
Mary Jane Callahan

Mar 27, 2004
4:00 PM
@ Ole Miss Rebels
16
Ole Miss Softball Complex • Oxford, MS
W3-0
102
Jenny Gladding
Dana Brill

Mar 28, 2004
2:00 PM
@ Ole Miss Rebels
16
Ole Miss Softball Complex • Oxford, MS
L0-1
141
Mary Jane Callahan
Jenny Gladding

Seminole Softball Complex • Tallahassee, FL

Apr 17, 2004
1:00 PM
11@ Tennessee Volunteers
12
Tyson Park • Knoxville, TN
L1-4
752
Monica Abbott
Stacey Stevens

Apr 17, 2004
3:00 PM
11@ Tennessee Volunteers
12
Tyson Park • Knoxville, TN
L0-3
752
Stacey Jennings
Amanda Moore

Apr 18, 2004
1:00 PM
11@ Tennessee Volunteers
12
Tyson Park • Knoxville, TN
L0-1 (10)
478
Monica Abbott
Stacey Stevens

Mississippi State Softball Field • Starkville, MS

May 1, 2004
1:00 PM
3@ LSU Tigers
20
Tiger Park • Baton Rouge, LA
L0-4 (5)
Unknown
Kristin Schmidt
Amanda Knowles

May 2, 2004
11:00 AM
3@ LSU Tigers
20
Tiger Park • Baton Rouge, LA
L1-4
825
Kristin Schmidt
Stacey Stevens

May 2, 2004
1:00 PM
3@ LSU Tigers
20
Tiger Park • Baton Rouge, LA
W3-1
825
Stacey Stevens
Emily Turner


Year (Ceremony)
English title
Spanish title
Director
Result

Gustavo Nieto Roa Category:Articles with hCards

Francisco Norden Category:Articles with hCards

Jorge Alí Triana Category:Articles with hCards

Jaime Osorio Gómez Category:Articles with hCards

Sergio Cabrera Category:Articles with hCards

Manuel Jose Alvarez & Nicolas Buenaventura

Victor Gaviria Category:Articles with hCards

Barbet Schroeder Category:Articles with hCards

Ciro Guerra Category:Articles with hCards

Rodrigo Triana Category:Articles with hCards

2007 (80th)
Satanás
Satanás
Andi Baiz Category:Articles with hCards
Not Nominated

Carlos Moreno Category:Articles with hCards

Oscar Ruiz Navia Category:Articles with hCards

2012 (85th)
The Snitch Cartel
El Cartel de los Sapos
Carlos Moreno
Not Nominated


Honour roll

Year
W: L: D
Position
Chairman
CEO
Coach
Captain
Vice-Captain
Best and Fairest
Leading Goalkicker

15:10:0
4th
R. P. Casey /A. Carter
G. Miller
D. Pagan
W. Carey
A. Stevens
P. Bell
W. Carey 69

9:13:0
13th
A. Carter/A. Aylett
G. Miller/M. Easy
D. Pagan
W. Carey
A. Stevens
S. Grant
S. Rocca 48

12:11:0
7th
A. Aylett
M. Easy/G. Walsh
D. Pagan
A. Stevens
G. Archer
A. Simpson
S. Rocca 50

11:10:1
10th
A. Aylett
G. Walsh
D. Laidley
A. Stevens
G. Archer
B. Harvey
L. Harding 33

10:12:0
10th
A. Aylett
G. Walsh
D. Laidley
A. Simpson
B. Harvey
B. Rawlings
S. Rocca 49

13:10:0
7th
A. Aylett/G. Duff
G. Walsh
D. Laidley
A. Simpson
B. Harvey
B. Harvey
N. Thompson 52

7:15:0
14th
G. Duff
G. Walsh/R. Aylett
D. Laidley
A. Simpson
B. Harvey
B. Rawlings
N. Thompson 54

15:10:0
3rd
G. Duff/J. Magowan/J. Brayshaw
R. Aylett
D. Laidley
A. Simpson
B. Harvey
B. Harvey
C. Jones 43

12:10:1
7th
J. Brayshaw
E. Arocca
D. Laidley
A. Simpson
B. Harvey
B. Harvey
D. Hale 37

7:14:1
13th
J. Brayshaw
E. Arocca
D. Laidley/ D. Crocker
B. Harvey
D. Petrie
A. Swallow
D. Petrie 27

11:11:0
9th
J. Brayshaw
E. Arocca
B. Scott
B. Harvey
D. Petrie
B. Harvey, B. Rawlings
L. Thomas 29

10:12:0
9th
J. Brayshaw
E. Arocca
B. Scott
B. Harvey
D. Petrie
A. Swallow, D. Wells
D. Petrie 48


Year (Ceremony)
English title
Portuguese title
Director
Result

Lauro António Category:Articles with hCards

Manoel de Oliveira Category:Articles with hCards

José Fonseca e Costa Category:Articles with hCards

João Botelho Category:Articles with hCards

João Mário Grilo Category:Articles with hCards

Pedro Costa Category:Articles with hCards

Teresa Villaverde Category:Articles with hCards

José Nascimento Category:Articles with hCards

Luís Filipe Rocha Category:Articles with hCards

Mário Barroso Category:Articles with hCards

João Canijo Category:Articles with hCards

Marco Martins Category:Articles with hCards

Miguel Gomes Category:Articles with hCards

João Pedro Rodrigues Category:Articles with hCards


Dates (MDY)
Gross Sales
Tickets Sold / Available
Shows / Sellout
Sellout (%)


Submissions

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

Year (Ceremony)
English Title
Vietnamese title
Director
Result

Trần Anh Hùng Category:Articles with hCards

Hồ Quang Minh Category:Articles with hCards

1999 (72nd)
Three Seasons
Ba Mùa
Tony Bui Category:Articles with hCards
Not Nominated

Minh Nguyen-Vo Category:Articles with hCards

Ngô Quang Hải Category:Articles with hCards

2007 (80th)
The White Silk Dress
Áo lụa Hà Đông
Lưu Huỳnh Category:Articles with hCards
Not Nominated

Đặng Nhật Minh Category:Articles with hCards

Lưu Trọng Ninh Category:Articles with hCards


Pilot
Organization
Total Flights
USAF space flights
FAI space flights
Max Mach
Max speed (mph)
Max altitude (miles)


District
Municipalities
Parishes
Province of 1936
Region

Beira Litoral Province + Douro Litoral Province

Bragança
Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro Province
Norte

Castelo Branco
Beira Baixa Province
Centro

Coimbra
Beira Baixa Province , Beira Litoral
Centro

Leiria
Beira Litoral Province , Estremadura
Centro

Lisbon
Estremadura (partly Ribatejo)
Lisbon (partly Alentejo)

Alto Alentejo Province (partly Ribatejo)

Estremadura Province , Baixo Alentejo Province

Vila Real
Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro
Norte


European record

Season
Round
Opponents
Home Leg
Away Leg
Aggregate


European record


Doubles, 9 finals (5 titles, 4 runner-ups)

Outcome Year Championship Surface Partner Opponents Score

Winner
Wimbledon Championships
Grass
Rafael Osuna
Mike Davies Bobby Wilson
7–5, 6–3, 10–8

Winner
US Championships
Grass
Chuck McKinley
Rafael Osuna Antonio Palafox
6–3, 6–4, 2–6, 13–11

Runner-Up
US Championships
Grass
Chuck McKinley
Rafael Osuna Antonio Palafox
6–4, 10–12, 1–6, 9–7, 6–3

Winner
US Championships (2)
Grass
Chuck McKinley
Rafael Osuna Antonio Palafox
9–7, 4–6, 5–7, 6–3, 11–9

Winner
US Championships (3)
Grass
Chuck McKinley
Mike Sangster Graham Stilwell
6–3, 6–2, 6–4

Winner
French Championships
Clay
Clark Graebner
Ilie Năstase Ion Ţiriac
6–3, 6–3, 6–0

Runner-Up
US Championships (2)
Grass
Clark Graebner
Roy Emerson Fred Stolle
6–4, 6–4, 6–4

Runner-Up
US Open (3)
Grass
Clark Graebner
Ken Rosewall Fred Stolle
2–6, 7–5, 13–11, 6–3


Conference Tournament Championships

Tournament
Conference
Championship Game Opponent
Score
Location
Head Coach

CCHA
Lake Superior State
3-0
Joe Louis Arena Detroit, MI
Red Berenson

CCHA
Lake Superior State
4-3
Joe Louis Arena Detroit, MI
Red Berenson

CCHA
Michigan State
3-1
Joe Louis Arena Detroit, MI
Red Berenson

CCHA
Northern Michigan
5-1
Joe Louis Arena Detroit, MI
Red Berenson

CCHA
Michigan State
3-2
Joe Louis Arena Detroit, MI
Red Berenson

CCHA
Ferris State
5-3
Joe Louis Arena Detroit, MI
Red Berenson

CCHA
Ohio State
4-2
Joe Louis Arena Detroit, MI
Red Berenson

CCHA
Miami University
2-1
Joe Louis Arena Detroit, MI
Red Berenson


Goalscorers

Player
Bundesliga
DFB-Pokal
UEFA Intertoto Cup
UEFA Cup
DFB-Ligapokal
Total


United Kingdom (Channel 4)

Episode number
Title
Original airing on Channel 4
Time of airing on Channel 4
Original airing on E4
Time of airing on E4
Position in Channel 4s ratings a
Position in E4s ratings b
Total viewers


New Zealand (TV2)

Episode number
Title
Original airing
Timeslot
Viewers
Top 50 Ranking
Scripted Show Ranking


Tertiary institutions

List of Jesuit educational institutions in the Philippines

Institution
Location
Enrollment
Athletic nickname
School Colors
Founded

Ateneo de Davao University
Davao City , Davao del Sur
13,676
Blue Knights
blue & white

Ateneo de Manila University
Quezon City , Metro Manila
11,465
Blue Eagles
blue & white

Ateneo de Naga University
Naga , Camarines Sur
8,000 approx.
Golden Knights
blue & gold

Ateneo de Zamboanga University
Zamboanga City
9,000 approx.
Blue Eagles
blue & white

Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan
Cagayan de Oro , Misamis Oriental
14,564
Blue Crusaders
blue & white