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Grand Slams
Grand Slams
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Grand Slams
Grand Slams
Grand Slams

French Open
A
A
A
A
3R
2R
A
A
A
1R
A
2R
QF
1R
2R
A
A

ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
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ATP Masters Series
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ATP Masters Series
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Miami NME NME A W SF 2R 2R A A QF QF 1R 2R A 1R A A

Monte Carlo
NME
NME
A
A
QF
A
1R
A
A
A
2R
A
W
1R
A
A
A

Rome NME NME A 1R F F F A QF A 1R QF F W 2R QF A

Canada NME NME A A A 1R 1R 1R A A A F 2R 1R QF A A

Cincinnati NME NME A QF 1R 2R F QF A 1R A A 2R 2R 2R A A

Madrid (Stuttgart)
NME
NME
A
2R
2R
1R
A
QF
A
A
A
2R
QF
QF
A
A
A

Paris NME NME A 1R QF A A A A A A QF 2R A A A A


Singles titles (11)

Date
Tournament
Surface
Opponent in the final
Score

13 October 1986
Toulouse , France
Hard (i)
Jan Gunnarsson
4–6, 6–3, 6–2

6 March 1989
Nancy , France
Hard (i)
Michiel Schapers
6–3, 7–6(5)

17 September 1990
Bordeaux , France
Clay
Goran Ivanišević
6–4, 6–3

14 January 1991
Sydney Outdoor , Australia
Hard
Michael Stich
6–3, 6–4

18 February 1991
Brussels , Belgium
Carpet
Andrei Cherkasov
6–3, 7–5, 3–6, 7–6(4)

12 August 1991
Cincinnati , USA
Hard
Pete Sampras
2–6, 7–6(4), 6–4

16 September 1991
Bordeaux , France
Hard
Olivier Delaître
6–1, 6–3

7 October 1991
Toulouse , France
Hard (i)
Amos Mansdorf
6–2, 7–6(4)

4 November 1991
Paris , France
Carpet
Pete Sampras
7–6(9), 4–6, 5–7, 6–4, 6–4

12 October 1992
Toulouse , France
Hard (i)
Petr Korda
6–3, 6–2

19 February 1996
Marseille , France
Hard (i)
Cédric Pioline
7–5, 6–4


Singles performance timeline

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Grand Slams
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Grand Slams
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Grand Slams
Grand Slams
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ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series
ATP Masters Series

Montreal/Toronto
A
A
A
A
A
A
1R
A
0 / 1
0–1


Final standings

Date Visitor Score Home Attendance Record Points


Top 20

So You Think You Can Dance (Malaysia, season 2)

Full name
Alias
Age¹
From
Occupation²
Specialty
Position/ Eliminated

Ng Kar Fei
Black
Kuala Lumpur
Freelance dancer
Hip-hop
2008 – 08-01

Sarah Diana Michele Durai
Sarah
Kota Kinabalu , Sabah
Sales and marketing executive
Freestyle
2008 – 07-03

Mohd Hanafi bin Rosli
Napi
Kuala Terengganu , Terengganu
Student, performer
–
2008 – 06-19

Wong Sook Ken
Jojo
Kuala Lumpur
Dance instructor
Contemporary
2008 – 07-24

Lim Chee Wei
Chee Wei
Kuala Lumpur
Student, cheerleader, choreographer
Contemporary Lyrical Jazz
2008 – 06-26

Zefane Fara binti Zakaria
Zef
Kuala Lumpur
Boutique owner
Ballet
2008 – 06-19

Ray Redzwan bin Awang
Ray
Kota Kinabalu , Sabah
Cultural arts dancer at Istana Budaya
Traditional
2008–07-17

Yap Hwee Leng
Zen
Melaka
Hip-hop and yoga instructor
Hip-hop
2008 – 06-12

Muhammad Fairul Azreen bin Mohd Zahid
Fai
Kota Tinggi , Johor
Student
Contemporary Traditional
2008 – 06-12

Rhythmic gymnastics and dance instructor

Hafizul Mahmud
Sly
Kota Kinabalu , Sabah
Plantation company administrator
Hip-hop
2008 – 07-24

Ho Cheng Sim
Sim
Petaling Jaya , Selangor
Full-time professional dancer
Contemporary
2008 – 08-01

Mohd Zulfaqar bin Awaluddin
Belalang
Johor Bahru , Johor
Choreographer, dancer
Traditional
2008 – 07-03

Yong Li Shi, Cecilia
CC
Kuala Lumpur
Student
Latin Ballet
Winner

Liew Jin Pin
Raymond
Johor Bahru , Johor
Student
Contemporary
2008 – 07-10

Farah Hanan binti Mohd Nordin
Farah
Kuala Lumpur
Medic
Ballet
2008–07-17

Ong Tze Hong
Hong
Kuala Lumpur
Dancer, dance instructor
Commercial
2008 – 08-01

Yee Mei Er, Samantha
Sam
Puchong , Selangor
Accounting executive, dancer
Jazz
2008 – 06-26

Yong Chun Haou
Billy
Kuala Lumpur
Student, choreographer
Latin
2008 – 06-05

Lim Pei Ying, Jorida
J Da
Ipoh , Perak
Student, freelance dancer and barista
Lyrical Ballet
2008 – 07-10


Classification

Fin. Pos
Car No.
Driver
Team
Laps
Time/Retired
Grid
Laps Led
Points

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Lead changes: 10 between 4 drivers
Lead changes: 10 between 4 drivers
Lead changes: 10 between 4 drivers
Lead changes: 10 between 4 drivers
Lead changes: 10 between 4 drivers
Lead changes: 10 between 4 drivers
Lead changes: 10 between 4 drivers
Lead changes: 10 between 4 drivers
Lead changes: 10 between 4 drivers


Second round


Final round

Place
Player
Country
Score
To par
Money ( $ )


Class E: 4-6-0

Class
Wheel arrangement
Fleet number(s)
Year made
Quantity made
Quantity preserved

4-6-0 — ooOOO
4-6-0 — ooOOO
4-6-0 — ooOOO
4-6-0 — ooOOO
4-6-0 — ooOOO
4-6-0 — ooOOO


Doubles finals 24 (10-14)

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

Winner
Madrid, Spain
Clay
Eduardo Mandarino
John Andrews Colin Dibley
7–6, 4–6, 8–6

Winner
Florence, Italy
Clay
Colin Dibley
Péter Szőke Balázs Taróczy
5–7, 7–5, 7–5

Winner
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Clay
Tito Vasquez
Ricardo Cano Belus Prajoux
6–4, 7–5

Runner-up
Bogotá , Colombia
Clay
Jorge Andrew
Hans Gildemeister Belus Prajoux
4–6, 2–6

Runner-up
Tulsa , U.S.
Hard (i)
Ricardo Ycaza
Russell Simpson Van Winitsky
6–4, 6–7, 2–6

Runner-up
Stuttgart Outdoor , Germany
Clay
Belus Prajoux
Jan Kodeš Tomáš Šmíd
3–6, 6–7

Runner-up
Brussels , Belgium
Clay
Balázs Taróczy
Billy Martin Peter McNamara
7–5, 5–7, 4–6

Winner
Berlin, Germany
Clay
Ivan Lendl
Jorge Andrew Stanislav Birner
6–2, 6–1

Winner
Madrid, Spain
Clay
Cassio Motta
Robin Drysdale John Feaver
7–6, 6–4

Runner-up
Barcelona , Spain
Clay
Cassio Motta
Paolo Bertolucci Adriano Panatta
4–6, 3–6

Runner-up
Kitzbühel , Austria
Clay
Chris Lewis
Klaus Eberhard Ulrich Marten
4–6, 6–3, 4–6

Winner
Bogotá, Colombia
Clay
Álvaro Fillol
Andrés Gómez Ricardo Ycaza
6–4, 6–3

Runner-up
Santiago , Chile
Clay
João Soares
Belus Prajoux Ricardo Ycaza
6–4, 6–7, 4–6

Runner-up
Brussels , Belgium
Clay
Cassio Motta
Ricardo Cano Andrés Gómez
2–6, 2–6

Runner-up
Guarujá , Brazil
Clay
Cassio Motta
Phil Dent Kim Warwick
7–6, 2–6, 3–6

Runner-up
Las Vegas , U.S.
Hard
Van Winitsky
Sherwood Stewart Ferdi Taygan
6–7, 4–6

Winner
Venice, Italy
Clay
Cassio Motta
José Luis Clerc Ilie Năstase
6–4, 6–2

Runner-up
Barcelona , Spain
Clay
Cassio Motta
Anders Järryd Hans Simonsson
3–6, 2–6

Winner
Cologne, Germany
Hard (i)
José Luis Damiani
Hans-Dieter Beutel Christoph Zipf
6–2, 3–6, 7–5

Winner
São Paulo, Brazil
Clay
Cassio Motta
Peter McNamara Ferdi Taygan
6–3, 6–1

Winner
Lisbon, Portugal
Clay
Cassio Motta
Pavel Složil Ferdi Taygan
7–5, 6–4

Runner-up
Indianapolis , U.S.
Clay
Cassio Motta
Mark Edmondson Sherwood Stewart
3–6, 2–6

Runner-up
Cincinnati , U.S.
Hard
Cassio Motta
Victor Amaya Tim Gullikson
4–6, 3–6

Runner-up
Geneva , Switzerland
Clay
Cassio Motta
Sergio Casal Emilio Sánchez
4–6, 6–4, 5–7


Ships attacked

5December1944
Proletarij
Soviet Union
sunk at

21December1944
Reshitel'nyj
Soviet Union
sunk at

26December1944
RT-52 Som
Soviet Union
sunk at

29December1944
T-883 (No 37)
Soviet Union
sunk at

20March1945
Horace Bushnell
United States
damaged at


TAC Peter Brock Classic Super Touring

Jim Richards
Ross Palmer Motorsport
2
DNF


Singles

Year
Tournament
Surface
Round
Winner
Score
Length (H:MM)
Sets
Federer
Nadal

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Roland Garros
Clay
Semi-final
Nadal
6–3, 4–6, 6–4, 6–3
2:47
4/5

Dubai
Hard
Final
Nadal
2–6, 6–4, 6–4
1:53
3/3

Monte Carlo
Clay
Final
Nadal
6–2, 6–7 (2–7) , 6–3, 7–6 (7–5)
3:50
4/5

Roland Garros
Clay
Final
Nadal
1–6, 6–1, 6–4, 7–6 (7–4)
3:02
4/5

Wimbledon
Grass
Final
Federer
6–0, 7–6 (7–5) , 6–7 (2–7) , 6–3
2:58
4/5

Tennis Masters Cup
Hard (i)
Semi-final
Federer
6–4, 7–5
1:53
2/3

Monte Carlo
Clay
Final
Nadal
6–4, 6–4
1:35
2/3

Hamburg
Clay
Final
Federer
2–6, 6–2, 6–0
1:55
3/3

Roland Garros
Clay
Final
Nadal
6–3, 4–6, 6–3, 6–4
3:10
4/5

Wimbledon
Grass
Final
Federer
7–6 (9–7) , 4–6, 7–6 (7–3) , 2–6, 6–2
3:45
5/5

Tennis Masters Cup
Hard (i)
Semi-final
Federer
6–4, 6–1
0:59
2/3

Monte Carlo
Clay
Final
Nadal
7–5, 7–5
1:43
2/3

Hamburg
Clay
Final
Nadal
7–5, 6–7 (3–7) , 6–3
2:52
3/3

Roland Garros
Clay
Final
Nadal
6–1, 6–3, 6–0
1:48
3/5

Wimbledon
Grass
Final
Nadal
6–4, 6–4, 6–7 (5–7) , 6–7 (8–10) , 9–7
4:48
5/5

Australian Open
Hard
Final
Nadal
7–5, 3–6, 7–6 (7–3) , 3–6, 6–2
4:23
5/5

Madrid
Clay
Final
Federer
6–4, 6–4
1:26
2/3

Madrid
Clay
Final
Nadal
6–4, 7–6 (7–5)
2:10
2/3

ATP World Tour Finals
Hard (i)
Final
Federer
6–3, 3–6, 6–1
1:37
3/3

Miami
Hard
Semi-final
Nadal
6–3, 6–2
1:18
2/3

Madrid
Clay
Semi-final
Nadal
5–7, 6–1, 6–3
2:36
3/3

Roland Garros
Clay
Final
Nadal
7–5, 7–6 (7–5) , 5–7, 6–1
3:40
4/5

ATP World Tour Finals
Hard (i)
RR
Federer
6–3, 6–0
1:00
2/3

Australian Open
Hard
Semi-final
Nadal
6–7 (5–7) , 6–2, 7–6 (7–5) , 6–4
3:42
4/5

Indian Wells
Hard
Semi-final
Federer
6–3, 6–4
1:31
2/3

Indian Wells
Hard
Quarter-final
Nadal
6–4, 6–2
1:24
2/3

Cincinnati
Hard
Quarter-final
Nadal
5–7, 6–4, 6–3
2:14
3/3


Rebounds


Comparison of service rifles

Nation
Model
Length
Barrel length
Weight

Denmark
Sniper Rifle 1928
1168mm / 46 in
675mm / 26.6 in
5.265kg / 11.7lb

Norway
M1906 Boy's Carbine
986mm / 38.8 in
520mm / 20.5 in
3.375kg / 7.5lb

Norway
M1912 Short Rifle
1107mm / 43.6 in
610mm / 24 in
3.96kg / 8.8lb

Norway
M1923 Sniper Rifle
1117mm / 44 in
610mm / 24 in
4.05kg / 9.0lb

Norway
M1925 Sniper Rifle
1117mm / 44 in
610mm / 24 in
4.455kg / 9.9lb

Norway
M1930 Sniper Rifle
1220mm / 48 in
750mm / 29.5 in
5.157kg / 11.46lb


Made the cut

Player
Country
Year(s) won
Total
To par
Finish

Julius Boros
United States
1952 , 1963
T13

Billy Casper
United States
1959 , 1966
T40


First round


Third round


Made the cut


Made the cut

Ben Hogan
United States
1948 , 1950 , 1951 , 1953
T14


Final leaderboard


Singles finals 12 (6-6)

Outcome
Date
Championship
Surface
Opponent in the final
Score in the final

Runner-up
Madrid , Spain
Clay
Martín Jaite
3–6, 2–6

Winner
Sanremo , Italy
Clay
Juan Aguilera
6–2, 6–2

Winner
Prague , Czechoslovakia
Clay
Nicklas Kulti
7–6 (7–3) , 7–6 (8–6)

Winner
Madrid , Spain
Clay
Marcelo Filippini
6–2, 6–4

Runner-up
Genova , Italy
Clay
Carl-Uwe Steeb
3–6, 4–6

Runner-up
Hilversum , Netherlands
Clay
Magnus Gustafsson
7–5, 6–7 (2–7) , 6–2, 1–6, 0–6

Runner-up
Athens , Greece
Clay
Sergi Bruguera
5–7, 3–6

Winner
Buzios , Brazil
Clay
Jaime Oncins
1–6, 6–4, 6–0

Runner-up
Hilversum , Netherlands
Clay
Karel Nováček
2–6, 3–6, 6–2, 5–7

Runner-up
Barcelona Olympics , Spain
Clay
Marc Rosset
6–7 (2–7) , 4–6, 6–3, 6–4, 6–8

Winner
Athens , Greece
Clay
Sergi Bruguera
7–5, 3–0, ret.

Winner
Athens , Greece
Clay
Alberto Berasategui
6–4, 3–6, 6–3


Season 3

November 19–22, 2009
Playa Conchal
LAPT Playa Conchal - Costa Rica
Amer Sulaiman
$172,095

February 24–27, 2010
Punta del Este
LAPT Punta del Este - Uruguay
Jose Barbero
$279,330

March 19–23, 2010
Viña del Mar
LAPT Viña del Mar - Chile
(cancelled - earthquake)
(cancelled)

June 2–5, 2010
Lima
LAPT Lima - Peru
Jose Barbero
$250,000

August 5–8, 2010
Florianopolis
LAPT Florianopolis - Brazil
Matthias Habernig
$248,004

September 22–26, 2010
Rosario
LAPT Grand Final Rosario - Argentina
Martin Sansour
$322,280


Selections

Pick
Pos.
Nationality
Team
Previous team
NBA years [a ]
Career with the franchise [b ]

C
United States
Miami Heat
Dallas Mavericks
1
— [c ]

G
United States
Charlotte Hornets
Cleveland Cavaliers
2
1988 – 1998

F
United States
Miami Heat
Los Angeles Lakers
2
1988 – 1991

F/C
United States
Charlotte Hornets
Golden State Warriors
1
1988 – 1991

F/C
United States
Miami Heat
Boston Celtics
5
— [c ]

G
United States
Charlotte Hornets
Washington Bullets
1
1988 – 1997

F/C
United States
Miami Heat
Atlanta Hawks
6
1988–1989

F/C
United States
Charlotte Hornets
Chicago Bulls
2
— [c ]

G
United States
Miami Heat
San Antonio Spurs
5
1988 – 1992

G
United States
Charlotte Hornets
Utah Jazz
10
1988–1989

G
United States
Miami Heat
Seattle SuperSonics
4
— [c ]

G
United States
Charlotte Hornets
Portland Trail Blazers
4
1988 – 1989

C
West Germany [e ]
Miami Heat
Philadelphia 76ers
0 [d ]
— [c ]

F
United States
Charlotte Hornets
Denver Nuggets
6
— [c ]

G
United States
Miami Heat
Los Angeles Clippers
7
— [c ]

G/F
United States
Charlotte Hornets
Phoenix Suns
4
— [c ]

G
United States
Miami Heat
New Jersey Nets
2
1988–1989

G
United States
Charlotte Hornets
Detroit Pistons
1
1988–1989 ; 1990

G
United States
Miami Heat
Houston Rockets
2
— [c ]

G
United States
Charlotte Hornets
Indiana Pacers
1
— [c ]

G
United States
Miami Heat
Sacramento Kings
2
— [c ]

G
United States
Charlotte Hornets
New York Knicks
2
— [c ]

F
United States
Miami Heat
Milwaukee Bucks
1
— [c ]


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Time Location

Win
11-4-1
Bobby Sanchez
Decision (unanimous)
Respect in the Cage 10
5:00
Pomona, California , USA

Loss
10-4-1
Michael McDonald
TKO (punches)
Tachi Palace Fights 3
4:31
Lemoore, California , USA

Loss
10-3-1
Eddie Wineland
Decision (unanimous)
WEC 43
5:00
San Antonio, Texas, USA

Loss
10-2-1
Akitoshi Tamura
Decision (unanimous)
WEC 40
5:00
Chicago, Illinois, USA

Loss
10-1-1
Miguel Torres
TKO (punches and elbows)
WEC 37
3:02
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Win
10-0-1
Antonio Banuelos
Decision (split)
WEC 32
5:00
Albuquerque, New Mexico , USA

Win
9-0-1
Brandon Foxworth
TKO (punches)
WEC 27
3:17
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Win
8-0-1
Richard Montano
TKO (knee & punches)
KOTC: Destroyer
3:24
San Jacinto, California , USA

Win
7-0-1
Shad Smith
Decision (unanimous)
KOTC: Rapid Fire
5:00
San Jacinto, California, USA

Win
6-0-1
Ed Newalu
Decision (unanimous)
KOTC 63: Final Conflict
5:00
San Jacinto, California, USA

Win
5-0-1
Gregory Vivian
Submission (arm triangle choke)
KOTC 58: Prime Time
4:25
San Jacinto, California, USA

Win
4-0-1
Richard Goodman
TKO (punches)
KOTC: Mortal Sins
2:07
Primm, Nevada , USA

Win
3-0-1
Ed Newalu
Decision (unanimous)
KOTC 41: Relentless
5:00
San Jacinto, California, USA

Win
2-0-1
Michael Welty
KO (punch)
KOTC 36: Unfinished Business
0:07
San Jacinto, California, USA

Draw
1-0-1
Chad Washburn
Draw (split)
KOTC 33: After Shock]]
5:00
San Jacinto, California, USA

Win
1-0
Manuel Sawyze
Submission (rear naked choke)
KOTC 31: Aggressive
2:07
San Jacinto, California, USA


References

List of bridges on the National Register of Historic Places in Wyoming

AJX Bridge over South Fork and Powder River

BMU Bridge over Wind River
c.1935; moved 1953–1954
1985-02-22
Ethete
Fremont

CKW Bridge over Powder River
1932, 1933
1985-02-22
Arvada
Sheridan

CQA Four Mile Bridge
1927, 1928
1985-02-22
Thermopolis
Hot Springs

DFU Elk Mountain Bridge
1923, 1924
1985-02-22
Elk Mountain
Carbon

DMJ Pick Bridge
1909, 1910, 1934
1985-02-22
Saratoga
Carbon

DOE Bridge over Laramie River
1926, 1932
1985-02-22
Bosler
Albany

DSD Bridge over Cheyenne River
c.1915, 1921, 1922
1985-02-22
Riverview
Niobrara

EDL Peloux Bridge
1912, 1913
1985-02-22
Buffalo
Johnson

EDZ Irigary Bridge
1913, 1963
1985-02-22
Sussex
Johnson

EFP Bridge over Owl Creek
1919, 1920
1985-02-22
Thermopolis
Hot Springs

EJZ Bridge over Shoshone River
1925, 1926
1985-02-22
Lovell
Big Horn

ELY Wind River Diversion Dam Bridge
1924, 1925
1985-02-22
Morton
Fremont

ETR Big Island Bridge
1909, 1910
1985-02-22
Green River
Sweetwater

EWZ Bridge over East Channel of Laramie River

Hayden Arch Bridge
1924, 1925
1985-02-22
Cody
Park


Game log

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

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December 2
Detroit
L 77–89 (OT)
Tim Duncan (23)
Tim Duncan (13)
Tony Parker (5)
AT&T Center 17,582
9–8

December 4
@ Denver
W 108–91 (OT)
Tony Parker (22)
Tim Duncan (12)
Tony Parker (8)
Pepsi Center 15,866
10–8

December 6
Golden State
W 123–88 (OT)
Tim Duncan (20)
Tim Duncan (13)
Tony Parker (8)
AT&T Center 17,740
11–8

December 9
@ Dallas
W 133–126 (2OT)
Tim Duncan (32)
Tim Duncan (14)
Tony Parker (10)
American Airlines Center 19,937
12–8

December 10
Atlanta
W 95–89 (OT)
Manu Ginóbili (27)
Matt Bonner (13)
George Hill (5)
AT&T Center 18,161
13–8

December 12
@ Minnesota
W 98–86 (OT)
Tony Parker , Tim Duncan (17)
Tim Duncan (13)
Tony Parker (9)
Target Center 15,336
14–8

December 14
Oklahoma City
W 109–104 (OT)
Tony Parker (22)
Tim Duncan (12)
Tony Parker (7)
AT&T Center 17,419
15–8

December 17
@ New Orleans
L 83–90 (OT)
Tony Parker (20)
Tim Duncan (11)
Manu Ginóbili (5)
New Orleans Arena 16,593
15–9

December 18
@ Orlando
L 78–90 (OT)
Tim Duncan (19)
Tim Duncan (9)
Tony Parker (4)
Amway Arena 17,461
15–10

December 20
Toronto
W 107–97 (OT)
Tony Parker (24)
Kurt Thomas (12)
Tony Parker (10)
AT&T Center 17,227
16–10

December 22
Sacramento
W 101–85 (OT)
Tony Parker (18)
Kurt Thomas (7)
Tony Parker (6)
AT&T Center 18,372
17–10

December 23
Minnesota
W 99–93 (OT)
Tony Parker (36)
Tim Duncan (12)
Tony Parker (8)
AT&T Center 17,996
18–10

December 25
@ Phoenix
W 91–90 (OT)
Tony Parker (27)
Tim Duncan (17)
Tony Parker (8)
US Airways Center 18,422
19–10

December 27
Memphis
W 106–103 (2OT)
Tony Parker (32)
Michael Finley , Bruce Bowen (6)
Tony Parker , Michael Finley (5)
AT&T Center 18,797
20–10

December 30
Milwaukee
L 98–100 (OT)
Tim Duncan (22)
Tim Duncan (6)
Tony Parker (10)
AT&T Center 18,797
20–11


Game log

December 3
Phoenix
W 104–91 (OT)
Predrag Stojaković , Chris Paul (24)
David West (14)
Chris Paul (15)
New Orleans Arena 15,804
10–6

December 6
Memphis
W 106–87 (OT)
Chris Paul (21)
James Posey (7)
Chris Paul (11)
New Orleans Arena 16,822
11–6

December 10
Charlotte
W 105–89 (OT)
David West , Predrag Stojaković (17)
Tyson Chandler (11)
Chris Paul (15)
New Orleans Arena 15,750
12–6

December 12
@ Boston
L 82–94 (OT)
David West (23)
David West (14)
Chris Paul (14)
TD Banknorth Garden 18,624
12–7

December 14
@ Toronto
W 99–91 (OT)
David West (29)
James Posey (10)
Chris Paul (12)
Air Canada Centre 18,537
13–7

December 16
@ Memphis
W 91–84 (OT)
David West , Chris Paul (18)
Tyson Chandler (6)
Chris Paul (9)
FedExForum 10,231
14–7

December 17
San Antonio
W 90–83 (OT)
David West (21)
Tyson Chandler (11)
Chris Paul (12)
New Orleans Arena 16,593
15–7

December 20
Sacramento
W 99–90 (OT)
Chris Paul (34)
Tyson Chandler (8)
Chris Paul (9)
New Orleans Arena 16,869
16–7

December 23
L.A. Lakers
L 87–100 (OT)
Rasual Butler , Chris Paul (17)
Tyson Chandler (10)
Chris Paul (10)
New Orleans Arena 18,405
16–8

December 25
@ Orlando
L 68–88 (OT)
David West (13)
David West (7)
Chris Paul (4)
Amway Arena 17,461
16–9

December 26
Houston
W 88–79 (OT)
Chris Paul (26)
Tyson Chandler (12)
Chris Paul (10)
New Orleans Arena 18,326
17–9

December 28
@ Indiana
W 105–103 (OT)
James Posey , Chris Paul (19)
David West (10)
Chris Paul (12)
Conseco Fieldhouse 14,374
18–9

December 30
Washington
W 97–85 (OT)
Rasual Butler (21)
Tyson Chandler (11)
Chris Paul (16)
New Orleans Arena 18,021
19–9


Game log

November 1
@ Minnesota
W 95–85 (OT)
Dirk Nowitzki (21)
Jason Kidd (9)
Jason Kidd (7)
Target Center 16,893
1–1

November 3
Cleveland
L 81–100 (OT)
Josh Howard (18)
DeSagana Diop (9)
Jason Kidd (6)
American Airlines Center 19,923
1–2

November 4
@ San Antonio
W 98–81 (OT)
Dirk Nowitzki (30)
Josh Howard (12)
Jason Kidd (10)
AT&T Center 17,398
2–2

Dirk Nowitzki , Jason Kidd , Brandon Bass (10)

November 9
@ L.A. Clippers
L 92–103 (OT)
Dirk Nowitzki (33)
Gerald Green (12)
Jason Kidd (9)
Staples Center 14,249
2–4

November 11
L.A. Lakers
L 99–106 (OT)
Jason Terry (21)
Erick Dampier (16)
Jason Kidd (10)
American Airlines Center 20,391
2–5

November 13
@ Chicago
L 91–98 (OT)
Josh Howard (21)
Erick Dampier (18)
Dirk Nowitzki (5)
United Center 21,751
2–6

November 14
Orlando
L 100–102 (OT)
Josh Howard (25)
Josh Howard , Erick Dampier (9)
Jason Kidd (6)
American Airlines Center 20,085
2–7

November 16
@ New York
W 124–114 (OT)
Dirk Nowitzki (39)
Dirk Nowitzki (15)
Jason Kidd (9)
Madison Square Garden 19,271
3–7

November 18
@ Charlotte
W 100–83 (OT)
Dirk Nowitzki (32)
Erick Dampier (11)
Jason Kidd (10)
Time Warner Cable Arena 10,935
4–7

November 19
@ Houston
W 96–86 (OT)
Jason Terry (31)
Dirk Nowitzki (12)
Jason Kidd (7)
Toyota Center 18,203
5–7

November 21
Memphis
W 91–76 (OT)
Dirk Nowitzki (25)
Jason Kidd (13)
Jason Kidd (6)
American Airlines Center 20,035
6–7

November 25
Indiana
W 109–106 (OT)
Jason Terry (29)
Dirk Nowitzki (12)
Jason Kidd (13)
American Airlines Center 19,996
7–7

November 28
@ L.A. Lakers
L 107–114 (OT)
Jason Terry (29)
Dirk Nowitzki (12)
Jason Kidd (11)
Staples Center 18,997
7–8

November 29
@ Sacramento
W 101–78 (OT)
Jason Terry (24)
Erick Dampier (13)
Jason Kidd (8)
ARCO Arena 12,650
8–8


Final round


Schedule

Game
Date
Opponent
Result
Heat points
Opponents
Record
Streak

November 24
@ Washington
Loss
6-3
Lost 1

December 10
@ Sacramento
Loss
12-6
Lost 1

December 12
@ Golden State
Loss
12-7
Lost 2

December 14
@ LA Clippers
Loss
12-8
Lost 3

December 19
@ New York
Loss
12-10
Lost 5

December 20
@ New Jersey
Win
13-10
Won 1

December 23
@ Charlotte
Loss
13-12
Lost 2

January 13
@ Vancouver
Loss
16-18
Lost 4

January 15
@ LA Lakers
Loss
16-19
Lost 5

February 19
@ Cleveland
Loss
23-29
Lost 2

February 21
@ Philadelphia
Win
24-29
Won 1

February 25
Philadelphia
Win
26-29
Won 3

February 27
@ New Jersey
Win
27-29
Won 4

March 14
@ San Antonio
Loss
31-33
Lost 1

April 17
@ Philadelphia
Loss
41-39
Lost 1

April 26 (First Round)
@ Chicago
Loss
0-1
Lost 1

April 28 (First Round)
@ Chicago
Loss
0-2
Lost 2

May 1 (First Round)
Chicago
Loss
0-3
Lost 3


Games

Alianza wins
Draws
U wins
Alianza goals
U goals


Campeonato Profesional de Lima (1951–1965)

Season
Date
Winner
Score [C ]
Venue
Competition round

2 September 1951
Alianza Lima
4–3
Stadium Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

11 November 1951
Universitario
2–0
Stadium Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

14 September 1952
Universitario
2–1
Stadium Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

30 November 1952
Alianza Lima
2–3
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

30 August 1953
Universitario
4–2
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

15 November 1953
Universitario
3–2
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

3 October 1954
Draw
3–3
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

3 January 1955
Alianza Lima
3–2
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

14 August 1955
Draw
1–1
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

6 November 1955
Alianza Lima
3–1
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

27 May 1956
Alianza Lima
1–2
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima play-off

9 September 1956
Draw
3–3
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

10 November 1956
Alianza Lima
3–2
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

24 August 1957
Draw
1–1
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

27 October 1957
Draw
3–3
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

15 December 1957
Draw
0–0
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima Liguilla

3 August 1958
Draw
1–1
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

5 October 1958
Draw
0–0
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

21 June 1959
Universitario
6–2
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

6 September 1959
Universitario
3–2
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

15 November 1959
Universitario
4–0
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

9 October 1960
Alianza Lima
1–0
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

4 December 1960
Universitario
2–1
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

15 October 1961
Draw
1–1
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

1 January 1962
Draw
1–1
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

28 October 1962
Alianza Lima
4–2
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

23 December 1962
Alianza Lima
5–0
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

2 September 1963
Alianza Lima
3–1
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

17 November 1963
Universitario
2–1
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

13 September 1964
Universitario
1–0
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

15 November 1964
Universitario
3–0
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

3 January 1965
Universitario
2–1
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima Liguilla

19 September 1965
Draw
2–2
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

21 November 1965
Alianza Lima
1–0
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima

19 December 1965
Universitario
1–0
Estadio Nacional
Liga Prof. de Lima Liguilla


Characters and cast

Actor in London, 2002
Actor in New York, 2006
Actor in Moscow, 2007
Voyage
Shipwreck

Stephen Dillane
Brían F. O'Byrne
Ilya Isaev
Alexander Herzen
Alexander Herzen

Eve Best
Jennifer Ehle
Nelly Uvarova
Liubov Bakunin
Natalie Herzen

Will Keen
Billy Crudup
Evgeny Redko
Vissarion Belinsky
Vissarion Belinsky

Guy Henry
Jason Butler Harner
Alexey Miasnikov
Ivan Turgenev
Ivan Turgenev

Douglas Henshall
Ethan Hawke
Stepan Morozov
Mikhail Bakunin
Mikhail Bakunin

John Carlisle
Richard Easton
Viktor Tsymbal
Alexander Bakunin
Leonty Ibayev

Charlotte Emmerson
Martha Plimpton
Ramilya Iskander
Varenka Bakunin
Natasha Tuchkova


Some nouns with all morpheme slots filled

noun root (meaning)
case suffix (case)
postposition
full word
English meaning

megobar- (friend)
-is (genitive)
-tvis
megobrebistvis
for friends

deda- (mother)
-s (dative)
-tan ertad
dedastan ertad
(together) with (my) mother

mshobl- (parent)
-is (genitive)
gareshe
mshoblebis gareshe
without (my) parents

shen- (you)
-s (genitive)
gamo
shens gamo
because of you

bavshv- (child)
-i (nominative)
-vit
bavshvivit
like (a) child

bavshv- (child)
-sa (dative)
-vit
bavshvebisavit
like children

Sakartvelo- (Georgia)
-s (dative)
-shi (drops case suffix)
Sakartveloshi
to Georgia, in Georgia

xval- (tomorrow)
-ad (adverbial)
-mde (drops d)
xvalamde
up to (until) tomorrow


Filmography

Night After Night
Maudie Triplett
Archie Mayo
Paramount Pictures

She Done Him Wrong
Lady Lou
Lowell Sherman
Paramount Pictures

I'm No Angel
Tira
Wesley Ruggles
Paramount Pictures

Belle of the Nineties
Ruby Carter
Leo McCarey
Paramount Pictures

Goin' to Town
Cleo Borden
Alexander Hall
Paramount Pictures

The Frisco Doll/Rose Carlton/Sister Annie Alden

Go West, Young Man
Mavis Arden
Henry Hathaway
Paramount Pictures

Every Day's a Holiday
Peaches O'Day
A. Edward Sutherland
Paramount Pictures

My Little Chickadee
Flower Belle Lee
Edward F. Cline
Universal Pictures

The Heat's On
Fay Lawrence
Gregory Ratoff
Columbia Pictures

Myra Breckinridge
Leticia Van Allen
Michael Sarne
20th Century Fox

Sextette
Marlo Manners/Lady Barrington
Ken Hughes
Crown International Pictures


Track listing

Title Lyricist(s) Composer(s) Arranger(s) Length

"เรายังรักกัน...ไม่ใช่เหรอ"

"นางฟ้าตาชั้นเดียว"
Chantima 9
Pongsapak Tongcharoen
CPJ Team
3:06

"ขอโทษ"
Vontongchai Intarawat
Intarawat
Santhan Laohawattanawit
4:37

"แค่อยากให้รู้"
Sirapatara Kalayapanid
Raucleaner + Markarm
Raucleaner + Markarm
3:34

"เลือกลืม เลือกจำ"
Thongchai Thongoen
Sayumphoo Nilawan
Nilawan
3:50


External links

Season Points Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals Turnovers


Schedule and Results


Game log

January 2
@ New Jersey
L 91–93 (OT)
Mike Bibby (22)
Joe Johnson (9)
Joe Johnson (9)
Izod Center 16,851
21–11

January 3
Houston
W 103–100 (OT)
Josh Smith (29)
Al Horford (6)
Joe Johnson (14)
Philips Arena 16,740
22–11

January 7
Orlando
L 102–106 (OT)
Josh Smith (21)
Al Horford (13)
Mike Bibby , Joe Johnson (9)
Philips Arena 13,748
22–12

January 9
@ Orlando
L 87–121 (OT)
Acie Law (16)
Solomon Jones (8)
Joe Johnson (4)
Amway Arena 17,461
22–13

January 11
Philadelphia
L 94–109 (OT)
Joe Johnson (25)
Zaza Pachulia (6)
Joe Johnson (9)
Philips Arena 15,079
22–14

January 13
@ Phoenix
L 102–107 (OT)
Josh Smith (24)
Marvin Williams (12)
Joe Johnson , Mike Bibby (3)
US Airways Center 18,422
22–15

January 14
@ L.A. Clippers
W 97–80 (OT)
Josh Smith (26)
Josh Smith (8)
Joe Johnson (7)
Staples Center 15,901
23–15

January 16
@ Golden State
L 114–119 (OT)
Joe Johnson (25)
Zaza Pachulia (8)
Mike Bibby (7)
Oracle Arena 18,832
23–16

January 19
Toronto
W 87–84 (OT)
Joe Johnson (28)
Josh Smith (14)
Mike Bibby (5)
Philips Arena 17,199
24–16

January 20
@ Chicago
W 105–102 (OT)
Mike Bibby (31)
Josh Smith (14)
Joe Johnson (8)
United Center 20,389
25–16

January 23
Milwaukee
W 117–87 (OT)
Ronald Murray (25)
Marvin Williams (9)
Mike Bibby (15)
Philips Arena 18,556
26–16

January 25
Phoenix
L 99–104 (OT)
Josh Smith (19)
Josh Smith (12)
Joe Johnson (13)
Philips Arena 19,153
26–17

January 26
@ Miami
L 79–95 (OT)
Joe Johnson (19)
Josh Smith (10)
Joe Johnson (4)
American Airlines Arena 18,103
26–18

January 28
@ New York
L 104–112 (OT)
Marvin Williams (28)
Josh Smith (12)
Joe Johnson , Mike Bibby (7)
Madison Square Garden 18,180
26–19

January 30
New Jersey
W 105–88 (OT)
Joe Johnson (29)
Marvin Williams (11)
Josh Smith (6)
Philips Arena 17,561
27–19

January 31
@ Milwaukee
L 107–110 (OT)
Mike Bibby (24)
Josh Smith (11)
Joe Johnson (9)
Bradley Center 15,881
27–20


Game log

April 1
Toronto
L 95–99 (OT)
Dwight Howard (30)
Dwight Howard (9)
Hedo Türkoğlu (6)
Amway Arena 17,461
55–19

April 3
Cleveland
W 116–87 (OT)
Rashard Lewis (22)
Dwight Howard (11)
Rafer Alston (10)
Amway Arena 17,461
56–19

April 4
@ Atlanta
W 88–82 (OT)
Dwight Howard (21)
Dwight Howard (23)
Dwight Howard (5)
Philips Arena 19,608
57–19

April 7
@ Houston
L 83–93 (OT)
Rashard Lewis (22)
Rashard Lewis (12)
Rashard Lewis , Hedo Türkoğlu (4)
Toyota Center 18,389
57–20

April 8
Memphis
W 81–78 (OT)
Hedo Türkoğlu (20)
Dwight Howard (13)
Hedo Türkoğlu (7)
Amway Arena 17,461
58–20

April 10
New York
L 95–105 (OT)
Hedo Türkoğlu (24)
Dwight Howard (14)
Hedo Türkoğlu , Rafer Alston (5)
Amway Arena 17,461
58–21

April 11
@ New Jersey
L 93–103 (OT)
Hedo Türkoğlu (16)
Dwight Howard (8)
Rafer Alston (8)
Izod Center 17,123
58–22

April 13
@ Milwaukee
L 80–98 (OT)
Courtney Lee (17)
Marcin Gortat (18)
Rafer Alston (4)
Bradley Center 14,683
58–23

April 15
Charlotte
W 98–73 (OT)
Tony Battie (21)
Dwight Howard (12)
Mickaël Piétrus (5)
Amway Arena 17,461
59–23


Game log

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

June 4
@ Los Angeles Lakers
L 75–100 (OT)
Mickaël Piétrus (14)
Dwight Howard (15)
Jameer Nelson (4)
Staples Center 18,997
0-1

June 7
@ Los Angeles Lakers
L 96–101 (OT)
Rashard Lewis (34)
Dwight Howard (16)
Rashard Lewis (7)
Staples Center 18,997
0-2

June 9
Los Angeles Lakers
W 108–104 (OT)
Dwight Howard , Rashard Lewis (21)
Dwight Howard (14)
Hedo Türkoğlu (7)
Amway Arena 17,461
1-2

June 11
Los Angeles Lakers
L 91–99 (OT)
Hedo Türkoğlu (25)
Dwight Howard (21)
Rashard Lewis (4)
Amway Arena 17,461
1-3

June 14
Los Angeles Lakers
W 99–86 (OT)
Rashard Lewis (18)
Dwight Howard , Rashard Lewis (10)
Rashard Lewis , Jameer Nelson (4)
Amway Arena 17,461
1-4


Teams

1997–98
David Nedohin (fourth)
Randy Ferbey (skip)
Carter Rycroft
Pat McCallum

1998–99
David Nedohin (fourth)
Randy Ferbey (skip)
Scott Pfeifer
Carter Rycroft

2000–01
David Nedohin (fourth)
Randy Ferbey (skip)
Scott Pfeifer
Marcel Rocque

2001–02
David Nedohin (fourth)
Randy Ferbey (skip)
Scott Pfeifer
Marcel Rocque

2002–03
David Nedohin (fourth)
Randy Ferbey (skip)
Scott Pfeifer
Marcel Rocque

2003–04
David Nedohin (fourth)
Randy Ferbey (skip)
Scott Pfeifer
Marcel Rocque

2004–05
David Nedohin (fourth)
Randy Ferbey (skip)
Scott Pfeifer
Marcel Rocque

2007–08
David Nedohin (fourth)
Randy Ferbey (skip)
Scott Pfeifer
Marcel Rocque

2008–09
David Nedohin (fourth)
Randy Ferbey (skip)
Scott Pfeifer
Marcel Rocque

2009–10
David Nedohin (fourth)
Randy Ferbey (skip)
Scott Pfeifer
Marcel Rocque

2010–11
Randy Ferbey
David Nedohin
Blayne Iskiw
David Harper

2011–12
David Nedohin (fourth)
Randy Ferbey (skip)
Ted Appelman
Brendan Melnyk

2012–13
David Nedohin
Colin Hodgson
Mike Westlund
Tom Sallows

2013–14
Kevin Martin
David Nedohin
Marc Kennedy
Ben Hebert


Schedule

Game
Date
Opponent
Result
Nets points
Opponents
Record
Streak

November 3
@ Philadelphia
Loss
0-2
Lost 2

November 21
@ LA Clippers
Loss
2-9
Lost 4

November 24
@ Golden State
Win
4-9
Won 2

December 22
@ New York
Loss
10-15
Lost 1

January 12
@ Philadelphia
Loss
10-23
Lost 9

January 15
Golden State
Loss
10-25
Lost 11

January 28
@ Sacramento
Loss
14-28
Lost 1

January 29
@ LA Lakers
Loss
14-29
Lost 2

February 7
@ Washington
Loss
14-34
Lost 7

February 23
Philadelphia
Loss
17-37
Lost 2


Game log

November 6
@ Philadelphia
Loss
1-1
Lost 1

November 27
@ San Antonio
Loss
2-11
Lost 4

January 25
@ Philadelphia
Loss
19-22
Lost 1

January 28
@ Sacramento
Loss
19-23
Lost 2

February 1
@ LA Clippers
Loss
19-26
Lost 5

February 6
@ Washington
Loss
19-28
Lost 7

February 12
@ Philadelphia
Win
20-29
Won 1

February 14
Philadelphia
Win
21-29
Won 2

February 15
@ Cleveland
Loss
21-30
Lost 1

March 10
@ Golden State
Loss
27-35
Lost 4


2012–13 season standings


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ICC Intercontinental Cup

Date
Captain 1
Team 2
Captain 2
Venue
Result

3–6 September
Irving Romaine
Namibia
Louis Burger
National Stadium , Hamilton
Namibia by 103 runs

3–6 October
Louis Burger
Ireland
William Porterfield
Wanderers Cricket Ground , Windhoek
Ireland by 8 runs

11–14 October
Steve Tikolo
Ireland
William Porterfield
Nairobi Gymkhana Club , Nairobi
Ireland by innings and 65 runs

30 October–2 November
Louis Burger
Ireland
William Porterfield
St George's Park , Port Elizabeth
Ireland by 9 wickets


Game log

November 1
Washington
W 117–109 (OT)
Richard Hamilton (24)
Rasheed Wallace (12)
Chauncey Billups (8)
The Palace of Auburn Hills 22,076
2–0

November 3
@ Charlotte
W 101–83 (OT)
Richard Hamilton (19)
Kwame Brown (9)
Richard Hamilton (5)
Time Warner Cable Arena 11,023
3–0

November 5
@ Toronto
W 100–93 (OT)
Tayshaun Prince (27)
Rasheed Wallace (12)
Richard Hamilton , Rodney Stuckey (5)
Air Canada Centre 18,602
4–0

November 7
@ New Jersey
L 96–103 (OT)
Allen Iverson (24)
Tayshaun Prince (11)
Allen Iverson , Rodney Stuckey (6)
Izod Center 17,767
4–1

November 9
Boston
L 76–88 (OT)
Tayshaun Prince (23)
Rasheed Wallace (11)
Allen Iverson (4)
The Palace of Auburn Hills 22,076
4–2

November 11
@ Sacramento
W 100–92 (OT)
Allen Iverson (30)
Tayshaun Prince (11)
Allen Iverson (9)
ARCO Arena 11,423
5–2

November 13
@ Golden State
W 107–102 (OT)
Richard Hamilton (24)
Tayshaun Prince (16)
Allen Iverson (9)
Oracle Arena 18,477
6–2

November 14
@ L.A. Lakers
W 106–95 (OT)
Allen Iverson , Rasheed Wallace (25)
Rasheed Wallace (13)
Tayshaun Prince (6)
Staples Center 18,997
7–2

November 16
@ Phoenix
L 86–104 (OT)
Richard Hamilton (19)
Rasheed Wallace (9)
Allen Iverson (7)
US Airways Center 18,422
7–3

November 19
Cleveland
W 96–89 (OT)
Allen Iverson (23)
Rasheed Wallace (15)
Richard Hamilton (5)
The Palace of Auburn Hills 22,076
8–3

November 20
@ Boston
L 80–98 (OT)
Allen Iverson (16)
Kwame Brown , Tayshaun Prince (7)
Allen Iverson (4)
TD Banknorth Garden 18,624
8–4

November 23
Minnesota
L 80–106 (OT)
Tayshaun Prince (20)
Rasheed Wallace (10)
Will Bynum , Richard Hamilton (6)
The Palace of Auburn Hills 22,076
8–5

November 26
New York
W 110–96 (OT)
Richard Hamilton (17)
Amir Johnson (13)
Rodney Stuckey (11)
The Palace of Auburn Hills 22,076
9–5

November 28
Milwaukee
W 107–97 (OT)
Allen Iverson (17)
Jason Maxiell (8)
Allen Iverson (7)
The Palace of Auburn Hills 22,076
10–5

November 30
Portland
L 85–96 (OT)
Richard Hamilton (18)
Amir Johnson (8)
Rodney Stuckey (5)
The Palace of Auburn Hills 22,076
10–6


Known machines

Location Country Type Wheels Configuration

CNAM museum Paris
France
Accounting
6 x 10 + 20 + 12

CNAM museum Paris
France
Scientific
6 x 10

CNAM museum Paris
France
Accounting
4 x 10 + 20 + 12

musée Henri Lecoq Clermont-Ferrand
France
Scientific
8 x 10

MuséeHenriLecoq Clermont-Ferrand
France
Accounting
3 x 10 + 20 + 12

LéonParcécollection France Surveying 8.0 5x10+6+12+12

IBM collection
USA
Accounting
6 x 10 + 20 + 12


By county

United States presidential election in Arkansas, 2004

County Kerry% Kerry# Bush% Bush# Others% Others#


LPGA Tour (15)

Date
Tournament
Winning score
To par
Margin of victory
Runner(s)-up
Winner's share ( $ )

8 Jun 2008
McDonald's LPGA Championship
73-70-65-68=276
−12
Playoff
Maria Hjorth

24 May 2009
LPGA Corning Classic
68-70-62-67=267
−21
1 stroke
Kang Soo-Yun Paula Creamer

4 Apr 2010
Kraft Nabisco Championship
69-71-67-68=275
−13
1 stroke
Suzann Pettersen

1 Aug 2010
Ricoh Women's British Open
68-68-68-73=277
−11
1 stroke
Katherine Hull

12 Sep 2010
P&G NW Arkansas Championship
67-68-65=200
−13
1 stroke
Michelle Wie

20 Feb 2011
Honda LPGA Thailand
66-71-70-66=273
−15
5 strokes
Michelle Wie

12 Jun 2011
LPGA State Farm Classic
67-66-66-68=267
−21
3 strokes
Cristie Kerr

26 Jun 2011
Wegmans LPGA Championship
66-70-67-66=269
−19
10 strokes
Morgan Pressel

31 Jul 2011
Ricoh Women's British Open
71-66-66-69=272
−16
4 strokes
Brittany Lang

11 Sep 2011
Walmart NW Arkansas Championship
66-67-68=201
−13
Playoff
Amy Yang

9 Oct 2011
LPGA Hana Bank Championship
65-70-67=202
−14
1 stroke
Choi Na-Yeon

23 Oct 2011
Sunrise LPGA Taiwan Championship
68-71-67-66=272
−16
5 strokes
Amy Yang Azahara Muñoz

19 Feb 2012
Honda LPGA Thailand
73-65-65-66=269
−19
1 stroke
Ai Miyazato

18 Mar 2012
RR Donnelley LPGA Founders Cup
65-70-67-68=270
−18
1 stroke
Choi Na-Yeon Ai Miyazato

25 Mar 2012
Kia Classic
67-68-69-70=274
−14
6 strokes
Sun-Young Yoo


Second round


FA Cup

Date Round Opponent Venue Result Attendance


Game log

Game Date Opponent Score Location Record

Fri. Apr. 19
@ Cleveland Cavaliers
117-124 (OT)
Richfield Coliseum
56-25


Game log

January 2
@ L.A. Lakers
L 100–113 (OT)
Mehmet Okur (21)
Paul Millsap (17)
Deron Williams (12)
Staples Center 18,997
19–15

January 5
Golden State
W 119–114 (OT)
Deron Williams (25)
Paul Millsap (14)
Deron Williams (15)
EnergySolutions Arena 19,911
20–15

January 7
New Orleans
W 116–90 (OT)
Paul Millsap (27)
Paul Millsap (14)
Deron Williams (8)
EnergySolutions Arena 19,911
21–15

January 10
Detroit
W 99–82 (OT)
Mehmet Okur (22)
Andrei Kirilenko , Paul Millsap (7)
Deron Williams (9)
EnergySolutions Arena 19,911
22–15

January 12
Indiana
W 120–113 (OT)
Mehmet Okur (43)
Andrei Kirilenko (12)
Deron Williams (11)
EnergySolutions Arena 19,911
23–15

January 14
@ Oklahoma City
L 93–114 (OT)
Deron Williams (25)
Mehmet Okur (9)
Deron Williams (6)
Ford Center 18,437
23–16

January 16
@ Memphis
W 101–91 (OT)
Deron Williams (27)
Mehmet Okur (8)
Deron Williams (12)
FedExForum 10,422
24–16

January 17
@ Dallas
L 108–115 (OT)
Deron Williams (30)
Mehmet Okur (11)
Deron Williams (9)
American Airlines Center 20,325
24–17

January 20
Minnesota
W 112–107 (OT)
Paul Millsap (28)
Paul Millsap (15)
Deron Williams (11)
EnergySolutions Arena 19,911
25–17

January 21
@ Houston
L 99–108 (OT)
Deron Williams (32)
Paul Millsap (12)
Deron Williams (11)
Toyota Center 17,037
25–18

January 24
Cleveland
L 97–102 (OT)
Paul Millsap (24)
Paul Millsap (15)
Deron Williams (16)
EnergySolutions Arena 19,911
25–19

January 25
@ Denver
L 97–117 (OT)
Ronnie Brewer (16)
Mehmet Okur , Paul Millsap (10)
Deron Williams (10)
Pepsi Center 17,895
25–20

January 27
San Antonio
L 100–106 (OT)
Ronnie Brewer (23)
Mehmet Okur (17)
Deron Williams (13)
EnergySolutions Arena 19,911
25–21

January 30
Oklahoma City
W 110–90 (OT)
Deron Williams (24)
Paul Millsap (9)
Deron Williams (12)
EnergySolutions Arena 19,911
26–21

January 31
@ Portland
L 108–122 (OT)
Deron Williams (35)
Mehmet Okur (7)
Deron Williams (5)
Rose Garden 20,593
26–22


Achievements

World Youth Championships
Debrecen , Hungary
9th
10,000 m

World Junior Championships
Kingston, Jamaica
12th
10,000 m

European Junior Championships
Tampere, Finland
5th
10,000 m

World Junior Championships
Grosseto , Italy
8th
10,000 m

World Race Walking Cup
Naumburg , Germany
3rd
10 km junior

World Race Walking Cup
La Coruña , Spain
20th
20 km

World Championships
Osaka, Japan
23rd
20 km

World Race Walking Cup
Cheboksary , Russia
13th
20 km

Olympic Games
Beijing , PR China
13th
20 km


Achievements


Game log

Game Date Opponent Score Location Attendance Record Points

October 4
New York Rangers
1 - 2
Prague †
0-1-0

October 5
New York Rangers
1 - 2
Prague‡
0-2-0

October 11
Carolina Hurricanes
3 - 4 OT
St. Pete Times Forum
0-2-1

October 16
New York Islanders
3 - 4 OT
St. Pete Times Forum
0-2-2

October 18
Minnesota Wild
0 - 1 SO
St. Pete Times Forum
0-2-3

October 21
Atlanta Thrashers
3 - 2 OT
St. Pete Times Forum
1-2-3

October 25
San Jose Sharks
0 - 3
St. Pete Times Forum
1-3-3

October 28
Toronto Maple Leafs
3 - 2
Air Canada Centre
2-3-3

October 30
Buffalo Sabres
5 - 2
HSBC Arena
3-3-3


Game log

December 2
Philadelphia Flyers
3 - 4 OT
Wachovia Center
6-10-8

December 4
Boston Bruins
1 - 3
St. Pete Times Forum
6-11-8

December 6
Buffalo Sabres
3 - 4
St. Pete Times Forum
6-12-8

December 8
Boston Bruins
3 - 5
TD Banknorth Garden
6-13-8

December 10
Buffalo Sabres
2 - 4
HSBC Arena
6-14-8

December 11
Montreal Canadiens
3 - 1
Bell Centre
7-14-8

December 13
Ottawa Senators
0 - 2
Scotiabank Place
7-15-8

December 18
Colorado Avalanche
1 - 2 SO
St. Pete Times Forum
7-15-9

December 20
Atlanta Thrashers
3 - 4
Philips Arena
7-16-9

December 23
Pittsburgh Penguins
2 - 0
Mellon Arena
8-16-9

December 26
Florida Panthers
4 - 3 SO
BankAtlantic Center
9-16-9

December 27
Florida Panthers
6 - 4
St. Pete Times Forum
10-16-9

December 30
Montreal Canadiens
1 - 2 SO
St. Pete Times Forum
10-16-10


Draft picks

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

Michael Del Zotto
D
Canada
Oshawa Generals ( OHL )

Shattuck-Saint Mary's (Midget Major AAA)

Evgeny Grachev
C
Russia
Lokomotiv-2 Yaroslavl ( RUS-3 )

Tomas Kundratek
D
Czech Republic
Trinec Ocelari ( CZE )

Dale Weise
RW
Canada
Swift Current Broncos ( WHL )

Chris Doyle
C
Canada
P.E.I. Rocket ( QMJHL )

Mitch Gaulton
D
Canada
Erie Otters ( OHL )


NBA Draft

Round
Pick
Player
Position
Nationality
School/Club Team

Bernard Thompson
G/F
United States
Fresno State


Round
Pick
Player
Position
Nationality
College/Junior Team

Tyler Myers
D
Canada
Kelowna Rockets ( WHL )

Tyler Ennis
C
Canada
Medicine Hat Tigers (WHL)

Luke Adam
C
Canada
St. John's Fog Devils ( QMJHL )

Corey Fienhage
D
United States
Eastview High School ( Minnesota )

Justin Jokinen
RW
United States
Colquet High School (Minnesota)

Jordan Southorn
D
United States
P.E.I. Rocket (QMJHL)

Jacob Lagace
LW
Canada
Chicoutimi Saguenéens (QMJHL)

Nick Crawford
D
Canada
Saginaw Spirit ( OHL )


Medal table


Playoffs

April 26
@ Portland Trail Blazers
L 102-110
E. Johnson (33)
B. Benjamin (9)
G. Payton (8)
Memorial Coliseum
0-1

April 28
@ Portland Trail Blazers
L 106-115
E. Johnson (28)
M. Cage , S. Kemp (11)
N. McMillan , G. Payton (6)
Memorial Coliseum
0-2

April 30
Portland Trail Blazers
W 102-99
S. Threatt (29)
S. Kemp (9)
N. McMillan (6)
Seattle Center Coliseum
1-2

May 2
Portland Trail Blazers
W 101-89
E. Johnson (34)
B. Benjamin , D. McKey (9)
G. Payton (7)
Seattle Center Coliseum
2-2

May 4
@ Portland Trail Blazers
L 107-119
E. Johnson , S. Kemp (17)
B. Benjamin (6)
G. Payton (7)
Memorial Coliseum
2-3


Game log

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

February 2
@ Indiana Pacers
L 100-106
G. Payton (19)
D. McKey (7)
G. Payton (5)
Market Square Arena 13,064
20–23

February 4
@ Charlotte Hornets
W 100-93
E. Johnson (34)
M. Cage (18)
G. Payton (9)
Charlotte Coliseum 23,901
21–23

February 6
Los Angeles Clippers
W 107-104
E. Johnson (27)
S. Kemp (7)
G. Payton (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum 12,021
22–23

February 12
Boston Celtics
L 111-114
E. Johnson (29)
M. Cage (10)
G. Payton (13)
Seattle Center Coliseum 14,594
22–24

February 14
@ Orlando Magic
W 102-90
D. McKey (21)
D. McKey , O. Polynice (9)
N. McMillan (7)
Orlando Arena 15,077
23–24

February 16
@ Atlanta Hawks
L 113-122
D. McKey (30)
O. Polynice (9)
S. Threatt (9)
Omni Coliseum 15,924
23–25

February 18
@ Detroit Pistons
L 83-85
E. Johnson (20)
S. Kemp (13)
N. McMillan (7)
The Palace of Auburn Hills 21,454
23–26

February 19
@ Philadelphia 76ers
L 104-107 (OT)
R. Pierce (18)
S. Kemp (12)
G. Payton (7)
The Spectrum 15,248
23–27

N. McMillan , G. Payton , S. Threatt (5)

February 23
Phoenix Suns
L 110-120
S. Kemp (25)
S. Kemp (11)
G. Payton (11)
Seattle Center Coliseum 14,692
24–28

February 24
Utah Jazz
W 103-91
S. Threatt (30)
M. Cage (14)
G. Payton (16)
Seattle Center Coliseum 12,080
25–28

February 26
Los Angeles Clippers
W 93-81
S. Threatt (31)
S. Kemp (15)
N. McMillan ] (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum 11,305
26–28


Game log

March 1
Charlotte Hornets
W 122-105
R. Pierce (25)
B. Benjamin (13)
N. McMillan (9)
Seattle Center Coliseum 13,320
27-28

March 2
Sacramento Kings
W 120-106
E. Johnson (31)
B. Benjamin (16)
N. McMillan , G. Payton (8)
Seattle Center Coliseum 12,182
28-28

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena 15,025

March 5
Cleveland Cavaliers
L 111-113 (OT)
E. Johnson (28)
B. Benjamin , S. Kemp (13)
N. McMillan , G. Payton (7)
Seattle Center Coliseum 10,623
29-29

March 7
@ Minnesota Timberwolves
W 91-86
R. Pierce (25)
N. McMillan (11)
N. McMillan (8)
Target Center 19,006
30-29

March 9
@ San Antonio Spurs
L 99-112
E. Johnson (19)
E. Johnson (7)
D. Barros (5)
HemisFair Arena 15,908
30-30

March 12
@ Houston Rockets
L 91-93
S. Kemp (23)
S. Kemp (16)
D. McKey (6)
The Summit 15,508
30-31

March 13
@ Dallas Mavericks
L 96-98
S. Kemp (24)
S. Kemp (13)
S. Threatt (9)
Reunion Arena 15,813
30-32

March 15
Minnesota Timberwolves
L 96-100 (OT)
D. McKey (20)
B. Benjamin (10)
G. Payton (4)
Seattle Center Coliseum 11,497
30-33

March 16
Utah Jazz
L 98-104 (OT)
E. Johnson (19)
D. McKey (9)
G. Payton (5)
Seattle Center Coliseum 15,535
30-34

March 20
Los Angeles Lakers
W 114-106
B. Benjamin (28)
D. McKey (10)
G. Payton (12)
Seattle Center Coliseum 14,392
31-34

Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum 14,487

March 24
@ Los Angeles Lakers
L 96-113
S. Kemp (21)
B. Benjamin , M. Cage (7)
S. Threatt (7)
Great Western Forum 17,505
32-35

March 26
@ Portland Trail Blazers
L 113-126
R. Pierce (21)
M. Cage (8)
R. Pierce , S. Threatt (4)
Memorial Coliseum 12,884
32-36

March 27
Portland Trail Blazers
L 107-112
R. Pierce (24)
S. Kemp (10)
G. Payton (6)
Tacoma Dome 18,167
32-37

March 29
Minnesota Timberwolves
W 117-107
E. Johnson , R. Pierce (24)
N. McMillan (7)
G. Payton (7)
Seattle Center Coliseum 12,968
33-37

March 30
Dallas Mavericks
W 115-102
S. Kemp (23)
B. Benjamin (7)
S. Kemp , S. Threatt (4)
Seattle Center Coliseum 11,756
34-37


Game log

Game
Date
Team
Score
High points
Location Attendance
Record

January 1
St. Louis
L 94–115
Walt Hazzard (17)
Seattle Center Coliseum 3,604
11–32

January 5
Boston
L 121–128
Bob Rule (31)
Seattle Center Coliseum 9,188
11–33

January 6
@ San Diego
W 122–104
Walt Hazzard (28)
San Diego Sports Arena 6,738
12–33

January 8
New York
L 113–119
Tom Meschery (24)
Seattle Center Coliseum 4,548
12–34

January 10
@ Boston
L 110–123
Walt Hazzard
Boston Garden 3,701
12–35

January 15
New York
W 129–113
Walt Hazzard (24)
Boston , Massachusetts
13–35

January 16
Baltimore
W 142–116
Tom Meschery (33)
Chicago , Illinois 3,500
14–35

January 19
@ Detroit
L 119–133
Walt Hazzard (41)
Cobo Arena 5,887
14–36

January 20
@ St. Louis
L 115–120
Walt Hazzard (25)
Kiel Auditorium 5,118
14–37

January 21
@ L. A. Lakers
L 123–154
Walt Hazzard (24)
The Forum 9,262
14–38

January 28
Baltimore
W 135–126
Walt Hazzard (23)
Tacoma , Washington 3,181
15–38

January 30
L. A. Lakers
W 128–116
Walt Hazzard (31)
Seattle Center Coliseum 6,262
16–38


Pre-season

Game Date Opponent Venue Result Attendance

22 July 2008
Vitória de Setúbal
Away
1–1
—

9 August 2008
Shamrock Rovers
Away
Postponed
—


Managerial changes

2009 Primera División de México Clausura

Team
Outgoing manager
Manner of departure
Date of vacancy
Replaced by
Date of appointment
Position in table

Atlas
Darío Franco
Resigned
Jan. 26, 2009
Ricardo La Volpe
Jan. 28, 2009
17th

América
Ramón Díaz
Sacked
Feb. 10, 2009
Jesús Ramírez
Feb. 11, 2009
12th

Morelia
Luis Fernando Tena
Sacked
Feb. 20, 2009
Tomás Boy
Feb. 20, 2009
11th

UANL
Manuel Lapuente
Sacked
Feb. 22, 2009
José Pekerman
Feb. 23, 2009
17th

Guadalajara
Efraín Flores
Sacked
Mar. 23, 2009
Omar Arellano
Mar. 30, 2009
12th

Santos Laguna
Daniel Guzmán
Sacked
Mar. 24, 2009
Sergio Bueno
Mar. 25, 2009
14th

Guadalajara
Omar Arellano
Resigned
Apr. 16, 2009
Francisco Ramírez
Apr. 16, 2009
9th

Cruz Azul
Benjamín Galindo
Sacked
May. 4, 2009
Robert Siboldi
May. 5, 2009
18th


Early Old Swedish

Masculine a-stems
Masculine u-stems
Feminine ō-stems
Neuter a-stems
Masculine an-stems
Feminine ōn-stems


1928–29 season as a two year old

Result
Race
Distance
Weight
Winner or 2nd
Pos'n


Winners

1988–89
Erie Panthers
Lost Semifinal ( CAR )

1989–90
Winston-Salem Thunderbirds
Lost Riley Cup Final ( GRE )

1990–91
Knoxville Cherokees
Lost Division Semifinal ( LOU )

1991–92
Toledo Storm
Lost Division 1st Round ( LOU )

1992–93
Wheeling Thunderbirds
Lost Riley Cup Final ( TOL )

1993–94
Knoxville Cherokees
Lost 1st Round ( LOU )

1994–95
Wheeling Thunderbirds
Lost 1st Round ( BIR )

1995–96
Richmond Renegades
Lost Riley Cup Quarterfinal ( JAX )

1996–97
South Carolina Stingrays
Won Kelly Cup

1997–98
Louisiana IceGators
Lost Kelly Cup Semifinal ( PEN )

1998–99
Pee Dee Pride
Lost Conference Final ( MIS )

1999–00
Florida Everblades
Lost Conference Quarterfinal ( AUG )

2000–01
Trenton Titans
Lost Kelly Cup Final ( SC )

2001–02
Louisiana IceGators
Lost Division Semifinal ( JAC )

2002–03
Toledo Storm
Lost Division Final ( CIN )

2003–04
San Diego Gulls
Lost Division Semifinal ( AK )

2004–05
Pensacola Ice Pilots
Lost Conference Quarterfinal ( GVL )

2006–07
Las Vegas Wranglers
Lost Conference Semifinal ( IDH )

2007–08
Cincinnati Cyclones
Won Kelly Cup

2008–09
Florida Everblades
Lost Division Final ( SC )

2009-10
Idaho Steelheads
Lost Kelly Cup Final ( CIN )

2011-12
Alaska Aces
Lost Conference Final ( LV )

2012-13
Alaska Aces
Lost Conference Semi-Final ( STK )


Schedule

September 15, 1974
at New Orleans Saints
W 17-13

September 22, 1974
at Atlanta Falcons
W 16-10

September 29, 1974
Cincinnati Bengals
L 21-3

October 6, 1974
St. Louis Cardinals
L 34-9

October 14, 1974
at Detroit Lions
L 17-13

October 20, 1974
at Los Angeles Rams
L 37-14

October 27, 1974
Oakland Raiders
L 35-24

November 4, 1974
Los Angeles Rams
L 15-13

November 10, 1974
at Dallas Cowboys
L 20-14

November 17, 1974
at Chicago Bears
W 34-0

November 24, 1974
Atlanta Falcons
W 27-0

December 1, 1974
at Cleveland Browns
L 7-0

December 8, 1974
Green Bay Packers
W 7-6

December 15, 1974
New Orleans Saints
W 35-21


performances

Top 24 (12 Men)
Contestant's Choice
Richard Marx
3
Advanced

Top 20 (10 Men)
Contestant's Choice
Foreigner
9
Advanced

Top 16 (8 Men)
Contestant's Choice
Marc Anthony
3
Advanced

Top 11
Billboard #1
Aretha Franklin George Michael
1
Bottom 3

Top 9
Classic Broadway
The Sound of Music
5
Safe

Top 8
Year They Were Born 1985
Paul Young
4
Safe

Top 7
1970s Dance Music
Tavares
4
Bottom 3

Top 6
21st Century
Celine Dion
4
Bottom 2

Leiber & Stoller Current Week Billboard Chart

Top 4
Country Music Gamble & Huff
Lonestar Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes
4 8
Eliminated


League table

Club
Played
Drawn
Lost
Points for
Points against
Tries for
Tries against
Try bonus
Losing bonus
Points

Correct as of 4 August 2010
Correct as of 4 August 2010
Correct as of 4 August 2010
Correct as of 4 August 2010
Correct as of 4 August 2010
Correct as of 4 August 2010
Correct as of 4 August 2010
Correct as of 4 August 2010
Correct as of 4 August 2010
Correct as of 4 August 2010
Correct as of 4 August 2010


League table

Club
Played
Drawn
Lost
Points for
Points against
Tries for
Tries against
Try bonus

Correct as of 18:13 13 May 2008
Correct as of 18:13 13 May 2008
Correct as of 18:13 13 May 2008
Correct as of 18:13 13 May 2008
Correct as of 18:13 13 May 2008
Correct as of 18:13 13 May 2008
Correct as of 18:13 13 May 2008
Correct as of 18:13 13 May 2008
Correct as of 18:13 13 May 2008


Goal Scorers

Name
Championship
FA Cup
League Cup
Total


Series 1

Episode
First broadcast
Graeme's guest
Jeremy's guest
Votes (%)

1x05
27 March 1998
Andy Hamilton
Richard Wilson
TBC


Current clubs

Club
Chinese name
Home stadium
Capacity
Seasons in CSL
Best finish
Worst finish
Spell in level 1
Top Division Titles (Overall)
Top Division Titles (Professional)
Last Title

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Beijing Guoan
北京国安
Workers Stadium
2004 - 2013
1st, 2009
7th, 2004
from 1991
2009

Changchun Yatai
长春亚泰
Development Area Stadium
2006 - 2013
1st, 2007
9th, 2010
from 2006
2007

Dalian Aerbin
大连阿尔滨
Jinzhou Stadium
2012 - 2013
5th, 2012
5th, 2012
from 2012
－

Guangzhou Evergrande
广州恒大
Tianhe Stadium
2008 - 2009, 2011 - 2013
1st, 2011, 2012
9th, 2009
from 2011
2012

Guangzhou R&F
广州富力
Yuexiushan Stadium
2004 - 2010，2012 - 2013
7th, 2012
16th, 2010
from 2012
－

Guizhou Renhe
贵州人和
Guiyang Olympic Sports Center
2004 - 2013
3rd, 2004
13th, 2007
from 2002
－

Hangzhou Greentown
杭州绿城
Yellow Dragon Sports Center
2007 - 2013
4th, 2010
15th, 2009
from 2007
－

Jiangsu Sainty
江苏舜天
Nanjing Olympic Sports Center
2009 - 2013
2nd, 2012
11th, 2010
from 2009
－

Liaoning Whowin
辽宁宏运
Tiexi New District Sports Center
2004 - 2008, 2010 - 2013
3rd, 2011
15th, 2008
from 2010
1993

Qingdao Jonoon
青岛中能
Qingdao Tiantai Stadium
2004 - 2013
6th, 2011
14th, 2006, 2010
from 1997
－

Shanghai Shenhua
上海申花
Hongkou Football Stadium
2004 - 2013
2nd, 2005, 2006, 2008
11th, 2011
from 1982
2003

Shanghai Shenxin
上海申鑫
Yuanshen Sports Centre Stadium
2010 - 2013
13th, 2010
15th, 2012
from 2010
－

Shanghai SIPG
上海上港
Shanghai Stadium
2013 -
－
－
from 2013
－

Tianjin Teda
天津泰达
Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium
2004 - 2013
2nd, 2010
10th, 2011
from 1999
1980

Wuhan Zall
武汉卓尔
Wuhan Sports Center
2013 -
－
－
from 2013
－


Final Teams

Club
Home city
Stadium
Founded
Joined PRSL

FC Leones de Ponce
Ponce
Francisco "Paquito" Montaner Stadium

Huracán FC Caguas
Caguas
Yldefonso Solá Morales Stadium

Mayagüez FC
Mayagüez
Mayagüez Athletics Stadium

Puerto Rico United SC
Aguada
Aguada Stadium

CA River Plate Fajardo
Carolina 1
Roberto Clemente Stadium 1

Sevilla FC Juncos
Juncos 2
Josué Elevadito González Stadium 2


Leaders in the European Parliament

Leaders of political parties in the United Kingdom

Leader
Party
Leader's Seat
Number of Seats
Leader since

Timothy Kirkhope
Conservative Party
Yorkshire and the Humber
2008

Nigel Farage
UK Independence Party
South East England
1999

Glenis Willmott
Labour Party
East Midlands
January 2009

Fiona Hall
Liberal Democrats
North East England
2009

Nick Griffin
British National Party
North West England
2009

Ian Hudghton
Scottish National Party
Scotland
1998

Bairbre de Brún
Sinn Féin
Northern Ireland
2004

Diane Dodds
Democratic Unionist Party
Northern Ireland
2009

Jim Nicholson
Ulster Conservatives and Unionists
Northern Ireland
1998


Medals table

1995 Games of the Small States of Europe

Source: Maltese Olympic Committee
Source: Maltese Olympic Committee
Source: Maltese Olympic Committee
Source: Maltese Olympic Committee
Source: Maltese Olympic Committee
Source: Maltese Olympic Committee


Career summary

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

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2010
Formula One
Virgin Racing
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver
Test driver

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


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Location

Win
10–7
Brian Warren
Decision (unanimous)
Call to Arms I
3
Ontario, California , United States

Win
9–7
Luke Stewart
Decision (unanimous)
Strikeforce: Shamrock vs. Le
3
California , United States

Loss
8–7
Blas Avena
Submission (rear naked choke)
WEC 29
1
Nevada , United States

TKO (doctor stoppage - dislocated shoulder)

Loss
8–5
Chris Lytle
Submission (bulldog choke)
UFC 47
2
Nevada , United States

Win
8–4
Nick Gilardi
Submission (guillotine choke)
WEC 9: Cold Blooded
1
California , United States

Win
7–4
Ronald Jhun
Decision (split)
SuperBrawl 31
3
Hawaii, United States

Loss
6–4
Robbie Lawler
KO
UFC 40
1
Nevada , United States

Win
6–3
Kit Cope
TKO (did not answer bell)
WFA 2: Level 2
2
Nevada , United States

Win
5–3
Steve Schelburn
TKO (knees and punches)
HFP 1: Rumble on the Reservation
1
California , United States

Win
4–3
Paul Rodriguez
Decision (unanimous)
World Fighting Alliance 1
3
Nevada , United States

Loss
3–3
Sean Sherk
Submission (shoulder dislocated)
UFC 30
2
New Jersey , United States

Loss
3–2
Bob Cook
Submission (rear naked choke)
UFC 24
2
Louisiana , United States

Win
3–1
Jason Maxwell
Decision (split)
KOTC 2 - Desert Storm
2
California , United States

Win
2–1
Phil Ensminger
Decision
West Coast NHB Championships 3
2
California , United States

Win
1–1
Doug Evans
Submission (guillotine choke)
West Coast NHB Championships 2
1
California , United States

Loss
0–1
Genki Sudo
Decision (unanimous)
Extreme Shoot 2
California , United States


Third round proper

Replay
Oxford United
2–1
Burnley
11 January 1984

Replay
Bristol City
0–2
Notts County
10 January 1984

Replay
Norwich City
3–0
Aston Villa
11 January 1984

Replay
Watford
4–3
Luton Town
10 January 1984

Replay
Birmingham City
2–0
Sheffield United
10 January 1984

Replay
Tottenham Hotspur
2–0
Fulham
11 January 1984

Replay
Wolverhampton Wanderers
1–1
Coventry City
10 January 1984

Replay
Coventry City
3–0
Wolverhampton Wanderers
16 January 1984

Replay
Newport County
0–1
Plymouth Argyle
10 January 1984

Replay
Swindon Town
3–1
Carlisle United
10 January 1984

Replay
Scunthorpe United
1–1
Leeds United
10 January 1984

Replay
Scunthorpe United
4–2
Leeds United
16 January 1984

Replay
West Bromwich Albion
3–0
Rotherham United
11 January 1984


Sixth Round Proper

Replay
Watford
1–2
Liverpool
17 March 1986

Replay
Everton
1–0
Luton Town
12 March 1986


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Round Time Location

Loss
21–9
Cub Swanson
TKO (punches)
2:24
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Win
21–8
Nam Phan
Decision (unanimous)
5:00
Seattle, Washington , United States

Win
20–8
Diego Nunes
Decision (unanimous)
5:00
Stockholm , Sweden

Loss
19–8
Donald Cerrone
Submission (rear-naked choke)
2:22
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Win
19–7
Matt Wiman
Decision (unanimous)
5:00
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Win
18–7
George Sotiropoulos
Decision (unanimous)
5:00
Sydney , Australia

Win
17–7
Andre Winner
Submission (rear-naked choke)
3:37
Oberhausen , Germany

Win
16–7
Spencer Fisher
Decision (unanimous)
5:00
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Charlotte, North Carolina , United States

Win
15–6
Paul Kelly
TKO (spinning back kick and punches)
2:53
Manchester , England

Win
14–6
Dale Hartt
Submission (rear-naked choke)
3:23
Cologne , Germany

Win
13–6
Nate Mohr
TKO (spinning back kick and punches)
3:27
Dublin , Ireland

Win
12–6
Chas Jacquier
Submission (guillotine choke)
4:21
Darmstadt , Germany

Loss
11–6
Melvin Guillard
TKO (punches)
0:36
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Loss
11–5
Gray Maynard
Decision (unanimous)
5:00
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

Win
11–4
Naoyuki Kotani
KO (punch)
2:04
London , England

Loss
10–4
Jess Liaudin
Submission (armbar)
1:21
Manchester , England

Win
10–3
Jim Wallhead
Submission (armbar)
3:31
Nottingham , England

Win
9–3
Said Khalilov
Decision (split)
5:00
Koper , Slovenia

Win
8–3
Paul Jenkins
Submission (heel hook)
3:42
Koper , Slovenia

Loss
7–3
Daniel Weichel
Submission (rear-naked choke)
Darmstadt , Germany

Loss
7–2
Arni Isaksson
Submission (armbar)
4:23
Liverpool , England

Win
7–1
Adrian Degorski
Submission (armbar)
1:59
Liverpool , England

Win
6–1
Jonas Ericsson
TKO (punches)
0:35
Liverpool , England

Loss
5–1
Fabricio Nascimento
Submission (kimura)
0:47
Sweden

Win
5–0
Maciej Luczak
Submission (strikes)
Germany

Win
4–0
Dylan van Kooten
Submission (choke)
Düsseldorf , Germany

Win
3–0
Kenneth Rosfort-Nees
TKO (cut)
5:00
Stockholm , Sweden

Win
2–0
Mohamed Omar
Decision (unanimous)
5:00
Trier , Germany

Win
1–0
Kordian Szukala
Submission (strikes)
0:17
Lübbecke , Germany


Fifth Round Proper

Preston North End
1–1
Charlton Athletic
9 February 1946

Charlton Athletic
6–0
Preston North End
14 February 1946

Preston North End
1–6
Charlton Athletic
Charlton Athletic

Bolton Wanderers
1–0
Middlesbrough
9 February 1946

Middlesbrough
1–1
Bolton Wanderers
13 February 1946

Bolton Wanderers
2–1
Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough

Sunderland
1–0
Birmingham City
9 February 1946

Birmingham City
3–1
Sunderland
13 February 1946

Sunderland
2–3
Birmingham City
Birmingham City

Queens Park Rangers
1–3
Brentford
9 February 1946

Brentford
0–0
Queens Park Rangers
14 February 1946

Queens Park Rangers
1–3
Brentford
Brentford

Barnsley
0–1
Bradford Park Avenue
9 February 1946

Bradford Park Avenue
1–1
Barnsley
13 February 1946

Barnsley
1–2
Bradford Park Avenue
Bradford Park Avenue

Brighton & Hove Albion
1–4
Derby County
9 February 1946

Derby County
6–0
Brighton & Hove Albion
14 February 1946

Brighton & Hove Albion
1–10
Derby County
Derby County

Aston Villa
1–0
Chelsea
12 February 1946

Stoke City
2–0
Sheffield Wednesday
9 February 1946

Sheffield Wednesday
0–0
Stoke City
11 February 1946

Stoke City
2–0
Sheffield Wednesday
Sheffield Wednesday


Mixed martial arts record

Loss
14-5-1
Thomas Hytten
KO (punch)
VFC - Vision Fighting Championship 2
1
Sweden

Loss
14-4-1
Evan Dunham
TKO (punches)
UFC 95
1
England

Win
14-3-1
Samy Schiavo
Submission (rear naked choke)
UFC 89
3
England

Loss
13-3-1
Sam Stout
Decision (unanimous)
UFC 80
3
England

Win
13-2-1
Rafael Dias
Decision (unanimous)
Bodog Fight - Vancouver
3
British Columbia , Canada

Win
12-2-1
Toni Talvitie
Decision (unanimous)
Shooto Finland - Bloodbath
2
Finland

Win
11-2-1
David Metcalf
Submission (kimura)
SAS 2 - Strike and Submit 2
2
England

Win
10-2-1
Aaron Barrow
Submission (kimura)
SAS 1 - Strike and Submit 1
1
England

Loss
9-2-1
Tatsuya Kawajiri
TKO (punches)
Shooto - Champion Carnival
1
Yokohama , Japan

Win
9-1-1
David Baron
Decision (unanimous)
EVT 6 - Ragnarok
3
Sweden

Loss
8-1-1
Yuri Ivlev
Decision (unanimous)
M-1 MFC - Russia vs Europe
2
St. Petersburg , Russia

Win
8-0-1
Chico Martinez
Submission (armbar)
Rings Muay Thai
1
Netherlands

Win
7-0-1
Mikhail Rosokhaty
Submission (armbar)
WFCA - Latvia Free Fight 2
1
Riga , Latvia

Win
6-0-1
Colin Mannsur
Together Productions - Fight Gala
Netherlands

Draw
5-0-1
Thomas Hytten
Draw
Shooto Finland - Cold War
2
Finland

Win
5-0
Teemu Nurkkala
TKO (punches)
FF 6 - FinnFight 6
1
Finland

Win
4-0
Tom Niinimaki
TKO (punches)
FF 6 - FinnFight 6
1
Finland

Win
3-0
Tchavdar Pavlov
Submission (triangle choke)
VF 2 - The Modern Gladiators
1
Denmark

Win
2-0
Karim Sorensen
Submission (armbar)
VF 2 - The Modern Gladiators
1
Denmark

Win
1-0
Ilya Kudryashov
Decision (2-1 split)
M-1 MFC - European Championship 2002
2
St. Petersburg , Russia


Mixed martial arts record

HOOKnSHOOT – Absolute Fighting Championships 2

Win
15–0
Mark Weir
Submission (rear naked choke)
UFC 40
2
Nevada , United States

Win
14–0
James Zikic
Decision (unanimous)
UFC 38
3
London , England

Win
13–0
Roberto Ramirez
Submission
KOTC 13 – Revolution
1
Nevada , United States

WVC 14 – World Vale Tudo Championship 14

Win
9–0
John Hosegood
KO
KOTC 12 – Cold Blood
1
California , United States

Win
8–0
Cruz Chacon
Submission (strikes)
GC 7 – Casualties of War
2
California , United States

Win
7–0
John Herrera
GC 5 – Rumble in the Rockies
Colorado , United States

Win
6–0
David Contrell
KO
GC 4 – Collision at Colusa
1
California , United States

Win
5–0
Shungo Oyama
TKO (strikes)
KOTC 8 - Bombs Away
2
California , United States

Win
4–0
Kurt Rojo
Decision
GC 1 – Gladiator Challenge 1
3
California , United States

Win
3–0
Rick Kerns
Submission (armlock)
IFC WC 9 – Warriors Challenge 9
1
California , United States

Win
2–0
Jake Shields
Decision (unanimous)
IFC WC 9 – Warriors Challenge 9
2
California , United States

Win
1–0
Ben Sablan
Submission (strikes)
Caged – Caged 2000
1
California , United States


Notes

United States Ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago

Name
Background
Title
Appointment
Presentation of Credentials

William H. Christensen
Non-career appointee
Chargé d'Affaires ad interim
August 31, 1962
August 31, 1962

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary

Margaret B. Diop
Foreign Service officer
Chargé d'Affaires ad interim
October 2012
Unknown


Mixed martial record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Time

Loss
0-1
Robbie Kilpatrick
Submission (rear naked choke)
IFC WC 1 - Warriors Challenge 1


Mixed martial arts record

Win
9-5
Eric Davila
Submission
Art of War - Mano A Mano
Mesquite, Texas , United States

Win
8-5
Christian Fulgium
TKO (strikes)
Bellator 9
Monroe, Louisiana , United States

Loss
7-5
Damien Stelly
Decision (unanimous)
Bellator 3
Norman, Oklahoma , United States

Atlantic City, New Jersey , United States

Win
7-3
Fabiano Capoani
TKO (strikes)
AOW - Art of War 3
Texas , United States

Win
6-3
Brandon McDowell
Submission (ankle lock)
AOW - Art of War 2
Texas , United States

Win
5-3
Klas Akesson
TKO
AOW - Art of War 1
Texas , United States

Loss
4-3
Murilo Rua
Decision (unanimous)
PRIDE 18
Fukuoka , Japan

Win
4-2
Yusuke Imamura
Submission (strikes on the ground)
KOTC 7 - Wet and Wild
California , United States

Loss
3-2
Amaury Bitetti
DQ (kicking with shoes)
UFC 26
Iowa , United States

Win
3-1
Osami Shibuya
Decision (lost points)
Pancrase - Advance 6
Tokyo , Japan

Win
2-1
Paul Lazenby
TKO
WPC - World Pankration Championships 2
Texas , United States

Win
1-1
Satoshi Hasegawa
Decision (lost points)
Pancrase: Alive 7
Japan

Loss
0-1
Ricardo Morais
Submission (punches)
IAFC - Absolute Fighting Championship 1
Moscow , Russia


Second semester


International services

Aalborg
Denmark
AAL
EKYT
Aalborg Airport

Aberdeen
United Kingdom
ABZ
EGPD
Aberdeen Airport

Barcelona
Spain
BCN
LEBL
Barcelona Airport

Billund
Denmark
BLL
EKBI
Billund Airport

Copenhagen
Denmark
CPH
EKCP
Copenhagen Airport

Vágar
Faroe Islands
FAE
EKVG
Vágar Airport

London
United Kingdom
LGW
EGKK
Gatwick Airport

London
United Kingdom
STN
EGSS
London Stansted Airport

Narsarsuaq
Greenland
UAK
BGBW
Narsarsuaq Airport

Oslo
Norway
OSL
ENGM
Oslo Airport, Gardermoen

Reykjavík
Iceland
RKV
BIRK
Reykjavík Airport

Stavanger
Norway
SVG
ENZV
Stavanger Airport

Stockholm
Sweden
ARN
ESSA
Stockholm-Arlanda Airport

Sumburgh
United Kingdom
LSI
EGPB
Sumburgh Airport


The full chart

Finish Position
Lengths Behind
Post Position
Horse name
Trainer
Jockey
Owner
Post Time Odds

1 st
0
Big Brown
Richard E. Dutrow, Jr.
Kent J. Desormeaux
IEAH Stables
1-5 favorite

2 nd
5 ¼
Macho Again
Dallas Stewart
Julien R. Leparoux
West Point Thoroughbreds
40-1

3 rd
5 ¾
Icabad Crane
H. Graham Motion
Jeremy Rose
Earle I. Mack
22-1

4 th
6 ½
Racecar Rhapsody
Kenneth G. McPeek
Robby Albarado
Carroll, Kaplan, Plattner & Guilfoyle
25-1

5 th
10 ¾
Stevil
Nicholas P. Zito
John R. Velazquez
Robert V LaPenta
41-1

6 th
14 ½
Kentucky Bear
Reade Baker
Jamie Theriot
Bear Stables Ltd.
14-1

7 th
15
Hey Byrn
Edward Plesa, Jr.
Charles C. Lopez
Beatrice Oxenberg
34-1

8 th
15 ¾
Giant Moon
Richard E. Schosberg
Ramon A. Dominguez
Albert Fried, Jr.
37-1

9 th
17 ½
Tres Borrachos
C. Beau Greely
Tyler Baze
B.Greeley & J.Houchens
43-1

10 th
18 ¾
Yankee Bravo
Patrick Gallagher
Alex O. Solis
Bienstock & Winner Stables
24-1

11 th
26
Gayego
Paulo Lobo
Mike E. Smith
Cubanacan Stables
9-1

12 th
26 ¼
Riley Tucker
William I. Mott
Edgar S. Prado
Zayat Stables
36-1

Scr
Scr
Behindatthebar
Todd Pletcher
David Flores
Padua Stables
Scr


Timeline of tallest buildings

Name
City
Years as tallest
Height ft / m
Floors

AEGON Center
Louisville
1993-present
-foot (m)

National City Tower
Louisville
1972-1993
-foot (m)

PNC Plaza
Louisville
1971-1972
-foot (m)

The 800 Apartments
Louisville
1963-1971
-foot (m)

Commonwealth Building
Louisville
1955-1963
-foot (m)

Heyburn Building
Louisville
1928-1955
-foot (m)

Kentucky Home Life Building
Louisville
1912-1927
-foot (m)

Kentucky State Capitol
Frankfort
1910-1912
-foot (m)

Mother of God Roman Catholic Church
Covington
1871-1910
-foot (m)


Results

3 ( DH )
Anak Nakal
Julien Leparoux
Nick Zito
34-1

3 (DH)
Ready's Echo
John Velazquez
Todd Pletcher
29-1

Scratched
Casino Drive
Edgar Prado
Kazuo Fujisawa
7-2


Teams and venues

Team
Location
Venue
Capacity
Position in 2005

Belshina
Bobruisk
Spartak, Bobruisk
First league , 1

Lokomotiv Vitebsk
Vitebsk
Central, Vitebsk
First league , 2


Draft picks

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

Luca Sbisa
Defense
Switzerland
Lethbridge Hurricanes ( WHL )

Marc-Andre Bourdon
Defense
Canada
Rouyn-Noranda Huskies ( QMJHL )

Jacob DeSerres
Goaltender
Canada
Seattle Thunderbirds (WHL)

Mississauga St. Michael's Majors ( OHL )

Joacim Eriksson
Goaltender
Sweden
Brynas ( Elitserien )


Regular season

Date Visitor Score Home Decision Attendance Record

January 2
Philadelphia
5 – 4
Anaheim
Biron
21–10–7

January 3
Philadelphia
1 – 2
Los Angeles
Niittymaki
21–10–8

January 6
Philadelphia
1 – 2
Washington
Biron
21–10–9

January 8
Minnesota
1 – 3
Philadelphia
Biron
22–10–9

January 10
Toronto
1 – 4
Philadelphia
Biron
23–10–9

January 13
Pittsburgh
4 – 2
Philadelphia
Biron
23–11–9

January 15
Philadelphia
1 – 4
Tampa Bay
Biron
23–12–9

January 16
Philadelphia
3 – 2
Florida
Niittymaki
24–12–9

January 21
Atlanta
3 – 5
Philadelphia
Niittymaki
25–12–9

January 27
Philadelphia
2 – 3
Florida
Biron
25–13–9

January 30
Philadelphia
6 – 1
Tampa Bay
Niittymaki
26–13–9

January 31
Philadelphia
0 – 4
St. Louis
Niittymaki
26–14–9


Regular season

April 1
Philadelphia
2 – 3
Toronto
Biron
41–25–10

April 3
Toronto
5 – 8
Philadelphia
Biron
42–25–10

April 4
Philadelphia
3 – 4
Ottawa
Niittymaki
42–25–11

April 7
Florida
1 – 2
Philadelphia
Biron
43–25–11

April 9
Philadelphia
1 – 2
NY Rangers
Biron
43–26–11

April 11
Philadelphia
3 – 2
NY Islanders
Biron
44–26–11

April 12
NY Rangers
4 – 3
Philadelphia
Biron
44–27–11


Longest natural arches

Rank
Name
Location
Length ( m )
Length ( ft )

1
Xian Ren Qiao (Fairy Bridge)
Guangxi , China
121 (+/-5)
400 (+/-15)

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area , Utah , USA

Natural Bridges National Monument , Utah , USA

Dinosaur National Monument , Colorado , USA


Comparison

Web client accelerator
Operating system
Browser
Client
Connection

Broadband, Satellite, Wireless, Fiber, DSL

Fasterfox
Windows, Mac, Linux and Mobile devices
Firefox
user
Dialup, Wireless, Broadband, DSL

Freewire
Windows, except NT and 95
Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher
ISP
Dial-up

Google Web Accelerator (discontinued)
Windows
Explorer, Firefox
user/Google server
Broadband

Dial-up, Broadband, DSL, ISDN, Satellite, Wireless

ONSPEED
Windows, Mac and Mobile devices
Any
user
Dialup, Wireless, Broadband, DSL

Opera Turbo
Android, Linux, Mac and Windows devices
Opera
user/Opera server
Any

Unix (Linux, *BSD, Mac OS X, others), Windows

Propel
Windows, Mac
Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Netscape
End User, ISP
Dial, DSL, ISDN, Satellite, wireless

Proxyconn Web Accelerator
Windows, Mac, Mobile devices
Any
user
Dialup, Wireless, Broadband, DSL

RabbIT
Any system with Java 1.6 VM available
Any
ISP
Any

Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Symbian, WindowsMobile

WinGate
Windows (2000 onwards)
Any
All
Any

Ziproxy
Unix (Linux, *BSD, Mac OS X, others)
Any
ISP
Any


Semi-final 2

Draw
Language
Artist
Song
English translation
Place
Points

Croatian
Igor Cukrov feat. Andrea
" Lijepa Tena "
Beautiful Tena

English
Sinéad Mulvey and Black Daisy
" Et Cetera "
—

Russian
Intars Busulis
" Probka " (Пробка)
Traffic jam

Serbian
Marko Kon and Milaan
" Cipela " (Ципела)
Shoe

English
Lidia Kopania
" I Don't Wanna Leave "
—

Slovak
Kamil Mikulčík and Nela
" Leť tmou "
Fly through the darkness

English
Niels Brinck
" Believe Again "
—

English , Slovene
Quartissimo feat. Martina
" Love Symphony "
—

English
Sakis Rouvas
" This Is Our Night "
—

Romanian , English
Nelly Ciobanu
" Hora din Moldova "
Dance from Moldova

English
Kejsi Tola
" Carry Me in Your Dreams "
—

English
Svetlana Loboda
" Be My Valentine "
—

Estonian
Urban Symphony
" Rändajad "
Nomad


Final

English , Hebrew , Arabic
Noa and Mira Awad
" There Must Be Another Way "
—

French
Patricia Kaas
" Et s'il fallait le faire "
And if it had to be done

French , English
Malena Ernman
" La voix "
The voice

Portuguese
Flor-de-Lis
" Todas as ruas do amor "
All the streets of love

English , Armenian
Inga and Anush
" Jan Jan " (Ջան Ջան)
My dear

Russian , Ukrainian
Anastasiya Prikhodko
" Mamo " (Мамо)
Mum

Bosnian
Regina
" Bistra voda "
Clear water

Estonian
Urban Symphony
" Rändajad "
Nomads

English
Alex Swings Oscar Sings!
" Miss Kiss Kiss Bang "
—

English
Waldo's People
" Lose Control "
—

Spanish , English
Soraya Arnelas
" La noche es para mí "
The night is for me


All-time records


Ratings

Episode #
US air date
Rating
Share
Rating/Share (18–49)
Viewers (millions)


Career summary

Season Series Team Races Wins Poles F/Laps Points Position

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Opinion polling for the United States gubernatorial elections, 2008

Poll Source
Dates administered
Democrat: Jill Long Thompson
Republican: Mitch Daniels
Lead Margin


Third League


Schedule and Results


Summaries

Cibalia
Mile Petković
Vinkovci
Stadion HNK Cibalia

Dinamo Zagreb
Miroslav Blažević
Zagreb
Stadion Maksimir

Hajduk Split
Zoran Vulić
Split
Stadion Poljud

Kamen Ingrad
Vjeran Simunić
Velika
Stadion Kamen Ingrada

Osijek
Milan Đuričić
Osijek
Stadion Gradski vrt

Pomorac Kostrena
Predrag Stilinović
Kostrena
Stadion Žuknica

Rijeka
Zlatko Kranjčar
Rijeka
Stadion na Kantridi

Slaven Belupo
Rajko Magić
Koprivnica
Gradski stadion u Koprivnici

Šibenik
Franko Bogdan
Šibenik
Stadion Šubićevac

Varteks
Dražen Besek
Varaždin
Stadion NK Varteks

Zadar
Stanko Mršić
Zadar
Stadion Stanovi

NK Zagreb
Ivan Katalinić
Zagreb
Stadion u Kranjčevićevoj ulici


Pre-season and friendlies

Date
Opponents
H / A
Result F – A
Attendance

30 July 1989
Thailand National XI
A
1 – 1 (4 – 2 p )

12 September 1989
Torquay United
A
1 – 0


Cup Winners' Cup

Date
Round
Opponents
H / A
Result F – A
Scorers
Attendance

19 September 1990
Round 1 First leg
Pécsi Munkás
H
2 – 0
Blackmore 9', Webb 17'

3 October 1990
Round 1 Second leg
Pécsi Munkás
A
1 – 0
McClair 77'

McClair 40', Bruce 42' ( pen. ), Pallister 59'

7 November 1990
Round 2 Second leg
Wrexham
A
2 – 0
Robins 31', Bruce 35'

6 March 1991
Quarter-finals First leg
Montpellier
H
1 – 1
McClair 1'

19 March 1991
Quarter-finals Second leg
Montpellier
A
2 – 0
Blackmore 2', Bruce 47' ( pen. )

10 April 1991
Semi-finals First leg
Legia Warsaw
A
3 – 1
McClair 36', Hughes 54', Bruce 67'

24 April 1991
Semi-finals Second leg
Legia Warsaw
H
1 – 1
Sharpe 28'

15 May 1991
Final
Barcelona
N
2 – 1
Hughes (2) 68', 75'


Regular season

2006 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers season

Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Record
Game site

March 31, 2006
Louisville Fire
W 45–37
1–0
Wachovia Arena

April 14, 2006
Albany Conquest
W 55–48 (OT)
2–0
Times Union Center

April 21, 2006
South Georgia Wildcats
W 36–33
3–0
Wachovia Arena

April 29, 2006
Manchester Wolves
W 62–47
4–0
Verizon Wireless Arena

May 5, 2006
Green Bay Blizzard
W 42–27
5–0
Wachovia Arena

May 13, 2006
Tulsa Talons
L 53–37
5–1
Wachovia Arena

May 20, 2006
Macon Knights
W 38–22
6–1
Macon Coliseum

May 27, 2006
Manchester Wolves
L 48–28
6–2
Wachovia Arena

June 3, 2006
Louisville Fire
W 51–48
7–2
Freedom Hall

June 10, 2006
Albany Conquest
L 73–70
7–3
Times Union Center

June 17, 2006
Quad City Steamwheelers
W 55–52
8–3
Wachovia Arena

June 24, 2006
Green Bay Blizzard
L 65–35
8–4
Resch Center

July 8, 2006
Florida Firecats
L 56–51
8–5
Wachovia Arena

July 14, 2006
Manchester Wolves
L 45–14
8–6
Verizon Wireless Arena

July 22, 2006
Quad City Steamwheelers
L 55–34
8–7
i wireless Center

July 29, 2006
Albany Conquest
W 54–27
9–7
Wachovia Arena


Doubles (15) (8-7)

Outcome
Date
Tournament
Surface
Partner
Opponents in the final
Score

Runner-up
12 September 2005
Matamoros , Mexico
Hard
Ana Cetnik
Daniela Munoz Gallegos Paula Zabala
4-6, 4-6

Runner-up
25 June 2006
Fort Worth , United States
Hard
Maria Victoria Domina
Christina Fusano Nicole Kriz
6-2, 4-6, 1-6

Winner
23 July 2006
Hamilton , Canada
Clay
Nicole Kriz
Soledad Esperón Aleksandra Wozniak
6–4 6–1

Winner
6 August 2006
Vancouver , Canada
Hard
Nicole Kriz
Jennifer Magley Courtney Nagle
7–5 6–3

Winner
04 September 2006
Caracas , Venezuela
Hard
Jodi Kenoyer
Karen Castiblanco Mariana Muci Torres
6-1 6-1

Runner-up
20 Mar 2007
Coatzacoalcos , Mexico
Hard
Liga Dekmeijere
Chanelle Scheepers Robin Stephenson
2-6, 2-6

Runner-up
11 June 2007
Campobasso , Italy
Clay
Christina Wheeler
Maria Jose Argeri Leticia Sobral
5-7, 3-6

Winner
26 May 2008
Carson , United States
Hard
Romana Tedjakusuma
Kimberly Couts Anna Tatishvili
7-6 (12) 4-6 10-7

Estrella Cabeza Candela Sara Del Barrio Aragon

Winner
12 July 2008
Valladolid , Spain
Hard
Heidi El Tabakh
Stefania Boffa Anna Fitzpatrick
6–2, 6–4

Runner-up
19 January 2009
Lutz , United States
Clay
Mashona Washington
Kimberly Couts Sharon Fichman
4-6, 5-7

Winner
13 April 2009
Osprey, Florida , United States
Clay
Lindsay Lee-Waters
Heidi El Tabakh Melanie Klaffner
6-3 6-7 (5) 12-10

Runner-up
15 June 2009
Montpellier , France
Hard
Stefania Boffa
Yuliya Beygelzimer Laura Siegemund
4–6, 1–6

Runner-up
19 July 2010
Lexington , United States
Hard
Jacqueline Cako
Bojana Bobusic Christina Fusano
4–6, 2–6

Winner
27 September 2010
Amelia Island , United States
Clay
Elizabeth Lumpkin
Alexandra Haney Kendal Woodard
7-5 6-4


Team overview

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Game log


PIVC / PMSC laureates

Primrose International Viola Competition

PMSC No.
Year
1st Prize
2nd Prize
3rd Prize

13
Ayane Kozasa
/ Elias Goldstein
Vicki Powell

(11)
Dimitri Murrath
Emily Deans
Molly Carr

10
Jennifer Stumm
David Aaron Carpenter David Kim
— not awarded —

9
Che-Yen (Brian) Chen
Teng Li
Nils Mönkemeyer

8
Antoine Tamestit
Ula Žebriūnaitė
— not awarded —

7
Lawrence Power
Roland Glassl
Elizabeth Freivogel

6
Christina Castelli
Rita Porfiris
Karin Brown

5
Catherine Basrak
Joan DerHovsepian
/ Scott Lee

4
Nokuthula Ngwenyama
Kathryn Lockwood
— not awarded —

3
Kirsten Docter
Kin-Fung Leung
— not awarded —

1
Lynne Richburg
Carla-Maria Rodrigues
Paris Anastasiadis

—
Geraldine Walther
Jun Takahira
Patricia McCarty


Schedule

Week Date Opponent Result Record Attendance


Fifth Round Proper

Replay
Arsenal
0–0
Derby County
29 February 1972

2nd replay
Derby County
0–1
Arsenal
13 March 1972

Replay
Middlesbrough
0–3
Manchester United
29 February 1972


Promotion playoff

Position
Played
Points
Wins
Draws
Losses
Goals for
Goals against
Goal Difference

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Military imbalance

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Appearances and goals

Squad No.
Name
Position
League Apps
League Goals
FA Cup Apps
FA Cup Goals
League Cup Apps
League Cup Goals
Total Apps
Total Goals

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Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Time Location

Loss
19-17-6
Takahiro Kawanaka
Submission (anaconda choke)
DEEP - 60 Impact
1:38
Tokyo , Japan

DEEP - Cage Impact 2012 in Tokyo: Over Again

Win
19-15-6
Yasushi Kitazaki
Decision (majority)
DEEP - Tokyo Impact 2
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Loss
18-15-6
Yasushi Kitazaki
Decision (unanimous)
DEEP - 53 Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Loss
18-14-6
Yoshitomo Watanabe
TKO (punches)
DEEP - 51 Impact
2:48
Tokyo , Japan

Loss
18-13-6
Taisuke Okuno
TKO (punches)
DEEP - 46 Impact
4:09
Tokyo , Japan

Win
18-12-6
Ryuki Ueyama
Decision (unanimous)
DEEP - 44 Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Win
17-12-6
Jose Bertran
Decision (unanimous)
2009 M-1 Challenge Season
5:00
Hilversum , Netherlands

Loss
16-12-6
Simon Phillips
KO (left hook)
2009 M-1 Challenge Season
0:20
Tokyo , Japan

Win
16-11-6
Makoto Ishikawa
Decision (unanimous)
DEEP - 40 Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Win
15-11-6
Javier Martinez
Decision (unanimous)
M-1 Challenge 8 - USA
5:00
Kansas City, Missouri , United States

Loss
14-11-6
Norman Paraisy
Decision (majority)
M-1 Challenge 6 - Korea
5:00
South Korea

Loss
14-10-6
Seichi Ikemoto
Decision (unanimous)
DEEP - 36 Impact
5:00
Osaka , Japan

Draw
14-9-6
Hiroki Nagaoka
Draw
DEEP - 35 Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Loss
14-9-5
Hayato Sakurai
Decision (unanimous)
Yarennoka! NYE 2008
5:00
Saitama , Japan

Draw
14-8-5
Kim Dong-Hyun
Draw
DEEP - 32 Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Loss
14-8-4
Kim Dong-Hyun
KO (slam and punches)
DEEP - 31 Impact
4:57
Tokyo , Japan

Win
14-7-4
Jutaro Nakao
Decision (majority)
DEEP - 28 Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Win
13-7-4
Ken Hamamura
Submission (rear naked choke)
DEEP - 26 Impact
3:22
Tokyo , Japan

Draw
12-7-4
Ryan Bow
Draw
DEEP - 25th Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Win
12-7-3
Quinton Alenza
Decision (unanimous)
DEEP - 24 Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Win
11-7-3
Shigetoshi Iwase
Decision (majority)
DEEP - 23 Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Win
10-7-3
Daisuke Nakamura
Decision (unanimous)
DEEP - 22 Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Loss
9-7-3
Seichi Ikemoto
Decision (unanimous)
DEEP - 20th Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Loss
9-6-3
Nobuhiro Obiya
Decision (unanimous)
DEEP - 19th Impact
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Win
9-5-3
Naoki Seki
Submission (achilles lock)
Pancrase - Spiral 4
1:59
Yokohama , Japan

Loss
8-5-3
Satoru Kitaoka
Decision (split)
Pancrase - Spiral 2
5:00
Yokohama , Japan

Win
8-4-3
Hidetaka Monma
Decision (unanimous)
Pancrase - Brave 12
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Win
7-4-3
Koji Oishi
Technical Submission (toe hold)
Pancrase - Brave 9
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Loss
6-4-3
Yuichi Nakanishi
Decision (majority)
Pancrase - Brave 5
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Draw
6-3-3
Seiki Ryo
Draw
Pancrase - Brave 3
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

DEEP - clubDEEP Fukuoka: Team ROKEN Festival

Loss
6-3-1
Eiji Ishikawa
Decision (unanimous)
Pancrase - Hybrid 11
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Loss
6-2-1
Yuji Hisamatsu
KO (kick)
GCM - Demolition 10
2:08
Japan

Win
6-1-1
Ryoji Suzuki
Decision (unanimous)
GCM - Demolition 9
5:00
Yokohama , Japan

Win
5-1-1
Hikaru Sato
Decision (split)
Pancrase - Hybrid 7
5:00
Osaka , Japan

Loss
4-1-1
Yushin Okami
Decision (unanimous)
GCM - Demolition 7
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Win
4-0-1
Daisuke Nakamura
Decision (unanimous)
GCM - Demolition 6
5:00
Japan

Win
3-0-1
Kousei Kubota
Submission (armbar)
Pancrase - Hybrid 2
3:05
Osaka , Japan

Win
2-0-1
Motohiro Tachihara
Submission (armbar)
GCM - Demolition 3
1:54
Tokyo , Japan

Draw
1-0-1
Hidenobu Koike
Draw
Pancrase - Spirit 7
5:00
Tokyo , Japan

Win
1-0
Masashi Suzuki
Submission (armbar)
GCM - Demolition 2
1:32
Tokyo , Japan


Detroit Tigers vs. Oakland A's

1972 American League Championship Series

Game Date Score Location Time Attendance

Detroit Tigers – 2, Oakland A's – 3 (11 innings)

October 8
Detroit Tigers – 0, Oakland A's – 5
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
2:37

October 10
Oakland A's – 0, Detroit Tigers – 3
Tiger Stadium
2:27

Oakland A's – 3, Detroit Tigers – 4 (10 innings)

October 12
Oakland A's – 2, Detroit Tigers – 1
Tiger Stadium
2:48


Fifth Round Proper

Replay
Leicester City
1–1
Arsenal
19 February 1975

2nd replay
Leicester City
0–1
Arsenal
24 February 1975

Replay
Middlesbrough
2–0
Peterborough United
18 February 1975


Playoffs

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

May 19
@ New Jersey Nets
L 97-104
P. Pierce , A. Walker (27)
T. Battie (11)
K. Anderson (6)
Continental Airlines Arena
0-1

May 21
@ New Jersey Nets
W 93-86
A. Walker (26)
P. Pierce (14)
K. Anderson (7)
Continental Airlines Arena
1-1

May 25
New Jersey Nets
W 94-90
P. Pierce (28)
A. Walker (12)
P. Pierce , A. Walker (4)
FleetCenter
2-1

T. Delk , P. Pierce , R. Rogers , A. Walker (4)

May 29
@ New Jersey Nets
L 92-103
P. Pierce (24)
A. Walker (13)
K. Anderson (6)
Continental Airlines Arena
2-3

May 31
New Jersey Nets
L 88-96
K. Anderson (18)
A. Walker (9)
K. Anderson (7)
FleetCenter
2-4


Game log

Game Date Opponent Score Location Record

Sat. Nov. 24
@ Washington Wizards
84-88 (OT)
MCI Center
5-6


Mixed martial arts record

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania , United States

Loss
5-2
Justin Torrey
Decision (unanimous)
Bellator 11
5:00
Uncasville, Connecticut , United States

Win
5-1
Aaron Tregear
Decision (unanimous)
Bellator 2
5:00
Uncasville, Connecticut , United States

Atlantic City, New Jersey , United States

TKO (would not stand up from butt scoot)

Win
1-0
Julio Cruz
TKO
EC 81 - Extreme Challenge 81
1:10
West Orange, New Jersey , United States


League table

Club
Played
Drawn
Lost
Points for
Points against
Tries for
Tries against
Try bonus
Losing bonus
Points

Correct as of 18:13 4 August 2010
Correct as of 18:13 4 August 2010
Correct as of 18:13 4 August 2010
Correct as of 18:13 4 August 2010
Correct as of 18:13 4 August 2010
Correct as of 18:13 4 August 2010
Correct as of 18:13 4 August 2010
Correct as of 18:13 4 August 2010
Correct as of 18:13 4 August 2010
Correct as of 18:13 4 August 2010
Correct as of 18:13 4 August 2010


Selections

Pick #
Brand (to)
Employee (Real name)
Role
Brand (from)

Raw
Rey Mysterio ( Oscar Gutierrez )
Male wrestler
SmackDown

Raw
CM Punk ( Phil Brooks )
Male wrestler
ECW

Raw
Michael Cole ( Michael Coulthard )
Commentator
SmackDown

Raw
Batista ( Dave Batista )
Male wrestler
SmackDown

SmackDown
Umaga ( Eddie Fatu )
Male wrestler
Raw

Raw
Kane ( Glenn Jacobs )
Male wrestler
ECW

SmackDown
Mr. Kennedy ( Ken Anderson )
Male wrestler
Raw

SmackDown
Triple H ( Paul Levesque )
Male wrestler
Raw


Scotland national team

27 March
Stade de France , Saint-Denis (A)
0–5
Friendly
BBC Sport

17 April
Pittodrie , Aberdeen (H)
1–2
Friendly
BBC Sport

16 May
Asiad Main Stadium , Busan (A)
1–4
Friendly
BBC Sport

20 May
Mongkok Stadium , Hong Kong (N)
0–2
Friendly
BBC Sport


Most consecutive wins

Futabayama
7th day January 1936
2 years 11 months 27 days
Akinoumi

Tanikaze
1st day October 1778
3 years 4 months 5 days
Onogawa

Hakuhō
14th day January 2010
9 months 23 days
Kisenosato

Umegatani I
1st day April 1876
4 years 9 months 7 days
Wakashima

Tachiyama
9th day January 1912
4 years 3 months 29 days
Tochigiyama

Chiyonofuji
7th day May 1988
6 months 8 days
Ōnokuni

Taihō
2nd day September 1968
6 months 0 days
Toda


Most consecutive wins from entry into sumo

Sakumayama
2nd day July 2011
6 months 12 days
Senshō

Itai
1st day November 1978
6 months 10 days
Ōnishiki

Tochiazuma II
8th day January 1995
7 months 29 days
Dewaarashi

Tokitenkū
1st day September 2002
6 months 2 days
Furuichi

Kototenta
1st day January 1986
6 months 0 days
retired


Pre-season and friendlies

9 August 1992
Republic of Ireland XI
A
2 – 0


Wins (5)

Date
Tournament
Surface
Opponent in the final
Score

May 5, 1999
Esslingen , Germany
Clay
Martin Spottl
7–6, 6–2

July 10, 2000
Bourg-en-Bresse , France
Clay
Emanuel Couto
7–5, 6–2

July 17, 2000
Aix-en-Provence , France
Clay
Slimane Saoudi
7–6 4 , 6–3

May 8, 2001
Newcastle , United Kingdom
Clay
Jarkko Nieminen
6–4, 6–2

February 2, 2004
Dallas , U.S.
Hard
Amer Delic
6–4, 7–6 3


Match
Date
Competition or tour
Ground
Opponent
Score1

28 June
Scandlines Invitation
HR
ZenitSt.Petersburg
2 - 0

8 July
Austrian tour
N
WisłaKraków
1 - 1

12 July
Austrian tour
N
Hertha BSC
0 - 0

19 August
Anniversary match
A
Taarbæk IF
8 - 0

1 February
Spain tour
N
Dynamo Moscow
1 - 0

4 February
Spain tour
AR
Cartagena
2 - 0


Schedule

Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Kickoff Time
Attendance

September 8, 2002
San Diego Chargers
L 34–6
CBS 1:00pm
53,705

September 15, 2002
at Cleveland Browns
L 20–7
CBS 1:00pm
73,358

September 22, 2002
at Atlanta Falcons
L 30–3
ESPN 8:30pm
68,129

September 29, 2002
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
L 35–7
FOX 1:00pm
57,234

October 6, 2002
at Indianapolis Colts
L 28–21
CBS 1:00pm
56,570

October 13, 2002
Pittsburgh Steelers
L 34–7
CBS 1:00pm
63,900

October 27, 2002
Tennessee Titans
L 30–24
CBS 1:00pm
52,822

November 3, 2002
at Houston Texans
W 38–3
CBS 1:00pm
69,827

November 10, 2002
at Baltimore Ravens
L 38–27
CBS 1:00pm
69,024

November 17, 2002
Cleveland Browns
L 27–20
CBS 1:00pm
64,060

November 24, 2002
at Pittsburgh Steelers
L 29–21
CBS 1:00pm
60,473

December 1, 2002
Baltimore Ravens
L 27–23
CBS 1:00pm
44,878

December 8, 2002
at Carolina Panthers
L 52–31
CBS 1:00pm
66,799

December 15, 2002
Jacksonville Jaguars
L 29–15
CBS 1:00pm
42,092

December 22, 2002
New Orleans Saints
W 20–13
FOX 1:00pm
43,544

December 29, 2002
at Buffalo Bills
L 27–9
CBS 1:00pm
47,850


Statistics

List of German football transfers summer 2008

Country
Transfers In
Transfers Out
Internal Transfers
Total Transfers

Last updated: September 2, 2008.
Last updated: September 2, 2008.
Last updated: September 2, 2008.
Last updated: September 2, 2008.
Last updated: September 2, 2008.


Parishes

Official Name
Status
Area km 2
Population
Census Ranking


Accidents and incidents

Date
Airline
Aircraft type
Registration
People on board
Fatalities

1965-05-05
Iberia
Lockheed L-1049G
EC-AIN

1970-01-05
Iberia
Fokker F-27 Friendship 600
EC-BOD

1972-12-03
Spantax
Convair CV-990
EC-BZR


Doubles titles (8)

Outcome
Date
Tournament
Surface
Partner
Opponents in the final
Score in the final

Winner
San Marino
Clay
Olli Rahnasto
Juan Garat Roberto Saad
6–4, 1–6, 6–3

Winner
Hilversum, Netherlands
Clay
Jan Siemerink
David Adams Andrei Olhovskiy
6–4, 6–2

Runner-up
Bucharest, Romania
Clay
Hendrik Jan Davids
Luis Lobo Javier Sánchez
5–7, 5–7

Runner-up
Palermo, Italy
Clay
Hendrik Jan Davids
Andrew Kratzmann Libor Pimek
6–3, 3–6, 6–7

Winner
Mexico City, Mexico
Clay
Nicolás Lapentti
Luis Herrera Mariano Sanchez
4–6, 6–3, 7–6

Runner-up
Gstaad, Switzerland
Clay
Cyril Suk
Gustavo Kuerten Fernando Meligeni
4–6, 5–7

Winner
Kitzbühel, Austria
Clay
Tom Kempers
Joshua Eagle Mark Kratzmann
6–3, 6–4

Winner
Majorca, Spain
Clay
Pablo Albano
Jiří Novák David Rikl
7–6, 6–3

Runner-up
Palermo, Italy
Clay
Pablo Albano
Donald Johnson Francisco Montana
4–6, 6–7

Runner-up
Mexico City, Mexico
Clay
David Roditi
Jiří Novák David Rikl
4–6, 2–6

Winner
Munich , Germany
Clay
Mariano Puerta
Massimo Bertolini Cristian Brandi
7–6, 3–6, 7–6

Winner
Stuttgart, Germany
Clay
Jaime Oncins
Aleksandar Kitinov Jack Waite
6–2, 6–1

Runner-up
Munich , Germany
Clay
Jaime Oncins
Petr Luxa Radek Štěpánek
7–5, 2–6, 6–7

Runner-up
Sankt Pölten, Austria
Clay
Jaime Oncins
Petr Pála David Rikl
3–6, 7–5, 5–7

Winner
Palermo, Italy
Clay
Tomás Carbonell
Enzo Artoni Emilio Benfele Álvarez
6–2, 2–6, 6–2


Women's Nanquan  &  Nandao combined


Attendance

South Sydney Rabbitohs Gold Coast Titans

Suncorp Stadium
Brisbane Broncos
North Queensland Cowboys
Round 1

Suncorp Stadium
Brisbane Broncos
Gold Coast Titans
Round 10

Suncorp Stadium
Brisbane Broncos
St George Illawarra Dragons
Round 4

ANZ Stadium
Bulldogs RLFC
New Zealand Warriors
Round 25

Suncorp Stadium
Brisbane Broncos
Melbourne Storm
Round 2

Suncorp Stadium
Brisbane Broncos
Canberra Raiders
Round 26

Sydney Football Stadium
Wests Tigers
Parramatta Eels
Round 24

Suncorp Stadium
Brisbane Broncos
New Zealand Warriors
Round 17

ANZ Stadium
Bulldogs RLFC
Parramatta Eels
Round 20

Suncorp Stadium
Brisbane Broncos
Parramatta Eels
Round 7

Sydney Cricket Ground
Wests Tigers
South Sydney Rabbitohs
Round 10

Sydney Football Stadium
Sydney Roosters
St George Illawarra Dragons
Round 7

Suncorp Stadium
Brisbane Broncos
Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
Round 9

Suncorp Stadium
Brisbane Broncos
Bulldogs RLFC
Round 14

Skilled Park
Gold Coast Titans
Brisbane Broncos
Round 20

ANZ Stadium
Bulldogs RLFC
Wests Tigers
Round 8

Suncorp Stadium
Brisbane Broncos
Penrith Panthers
Round 23

Mt Smart Stadium
New Zealand Warriors
Brisbane Broncos
Round 3

Sydney Football Stadium
Sydney Roosters
South Sydney Rabbitohs
Round 1

Dairy Farmers Stadium
North Queensland Cowboys
Brisbane Broncos
Round 25


Singles: 11 (6–5)

Outcome Date Tournament Surface Opponent Score

Winner
28 March 2005
Grasse , France
Clay
Stefan Wauters
6–2, 6–3

Runner-up
9 January 2006
Barnstaple , United Kingdom
Hard
Stéphane Robert
6–7 (3–7) , 1–6

Runner-up
20 March 2006
Khemisset , Morocco
Clay
Dušan Karol
6–3, 3–6, 6–7 (7–9)

Winner
11 June 2007
Košice , Slovakia
Clay
Denis Gremelmayr
4–6, 7–6 (7–5) , 6–4

Winner
22 October 2007
Barnstaple , United Kingdom
Hard
Stéphane Bohli
7–6 (7–4) , 6–7 (1–7) , 7–5

Runner-up
12 May 2008
Marrakech , Morocco
Clay
Gaël Monfils
6–7 (2–7) , 6–7 (6–8)

Winner
2 August 2008
Graz , Austria
Clay
Sergio Roitman
6–2, 6–1

Runner-up
12 June 2011
Nottingham , United Kingdom
Grass
Dudi Sela
4–6, 6–3, 5–7

Winner
2 October 2011
Madrid , Spain
Clay
Daniel Gimeno-Traver
6–1, 5–7, 7–6 (7–3)

Winner
7 January 2012
Nouméa , New Caledonia
Hard
Adrián Menéndez
6–4, 6–3

Runner-up
6 May 2012
Tunis , Tunisia
Clay
Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo
1–6, 4–6


Engines

Name
Code
Capacity
Configuration
Power
Torque
Top speed
Acceleration 0–100km/h (0–62mph)

1.6 16V 105
K4M 690
1,598cc
I4 DOHC
kW (PS) at 5750rpm
N·m (lb·ft) at 3750 rpm
km/h (mph)
11.5 s

1.6 16V Ethanol
K4M Hi-Flex
1,598cc
I4 DOHC
kW (PS) at 5750rpm
N·m (lb·ft) at 3750 rpm
km/h (mph)
11.9 s

1.6 16V LPG
K4M Bi-fuel
1,598cc
I4 DOHC
kW (PS) at 5750rpm
N·m (lb·ft) at 3750 rpm
km/h (mph)
12.8 s

1.6 16V 105
K4M 606
1,598cc
I4 DOHC
kW (PS) at 5750rpm
N·m (lb·ft) at 3750 rpm
km/h (mph)
12.8 s

2.0 16V
F4R
1,998cc
I4 DOHC
kW (PS) at 5500rpm
N·m (lb·ft) at 3750 rpm
km/h (mph)
10.4 s

2.0 16V Ethanol
F4R Hi-Flex
1,998cc
I4 DOHC
kW (PS) at 5500rpm
N·m (lb·ft) at 3750 rpm
km/h (mph)
9.9 s

1.5 dCi 85
K9K 796
1,461cc
I4 SOHC Turbo Diesel
kW (PS) at 4000rpm
N·m (lb·ft) at 1900 rpm
km/h (mph)
13.9 s

1.5 dCi 110
K9K 896
1,461cc
I4 SOHC Turbo Diesel
kW (PS) at 4000rpm
N·m (lb·ft) at 1750 rpm
km/h (mph)
11.8 s

1.5 dCi 110
K9K 898
1,461cc
I4 SOHC Turbo Diesel
kW (PS) at 4000rpm
N·m (lb·ft) at 1750 rpm
km/h (mph)
12.5 s


Group I

Position
Club
Played
Points
Wins
Draws
Losses
Goals for
Goals against
Goal Difference

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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race winners

Season
Date
Winning Driver
Car #
Sponsor
Make
Team
Avg Speed
Margin of Victory

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July 11
Rusty Wallace
Miller Genuine Draft
Pontiac Grand Prix
Penske Racing
mph (km/h)
1.31 sec

July 10
Ricky Rudd
Tide
Ford Thunderbird
Rudd Performance Motorsports
mph (km/h)
0.69 sec

July 9
Jeff Gordon
DuPont
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Hendrick Motorsports
mph (km/h)
1.23 sec

July 14
Ernie Irvan
Texaco Havoline
Ford Thunderbird
Robert Yates Racing
mph (km/h)
5.47 sec

July 13
Jeff Burton
Exide Batteries
Ford Thunderbird
Roush Racing
mph (km/h)
5.372 sec

September 14
Jeff Gordon
DuPont
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Hendrick Motorsports
mph (km/h)
0.209 sec

July 13
Jeff Burton
Exide Batteries
Ford Taurus
Roush Racing
mph (km/h)
7.439 sec

August 30
Jeff Gordon
DuPont
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Hendrick Motorsports
mph (km/h)
0.664 sec

July 11
Jeff Burton
Exide Batteries
Ford Taurus
Roush Racing
mph (km/h)
1.347 sec

September 19
Joe Nemechek
BellSouth
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Team SABCO
mph (km/h)
UC

July 9
Tony Stewart
Home Depot
Pontiac Grand Prix
Joe Gibbs Racing
mph (km/h)
UC/Rain

September 17
Jeff Burton
Exide Batteries
Ford Taurus
Roush Racing
mph (km/h)
UC

July 22
Dale Jarrett
UPS
Ford Taurus
Robert Yates Racing
mph (km/h)
0.656 sec

November 23
Robby Gordon
Lowe's
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Richard Childress Racing
mph (km/h)
2.008 sec

July 21
Ward Burton
Caterpillar
Dodge Intrepid
Bill Davis Racing
mph (km/h)
0.656 sec

September 15
Ryan Newman
Mobil 1 / Alltel
Ford Taurus
Penske Racing
mph (km/h)
UC/Rain

July 20
Jimmie Johnson
Lowe's
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Hendrick Motorsports
mph (km/h)
1.582 sec

September 14
Jimmie Johnson
Lowe's
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Hendrick Motorsports
mph (km/h)
6.240 sec

July 25
Kurt Busch
Irwin Industrial Tools
Ford Taurus
Roush Racing
mph (km/h)
0.607 sec

September 19
Kurt Busch
Irwin Industrial Tools
Ford Taurus
Roush Racing
mph (km/h)
2.488 sec

July 17
Tony Stewart
Home Depot
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Joe Gibbs Racing
mph (km/h)
0.851 sec

September 18
Ryan Newman
Mobil 1 / Alltel
Dodge Charger
Penske Racing
mph (km/h)
0.292 sec

July 16
Kyle Busch
Kellogg's
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Hendrick Motorsports
mph (km/h)
0.406 sec

September 17
Kevin Harvick
Reese's
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Richard Childress Racing
mph (km/h)
0.777 sec

July 1
Denny Hamlin
FedEx Ground
Chevrolet Impala SS
Joe Gibbs Racing
mph (km/h)
0.068 sec

September 16
Clint Bowyer
Jack Daniel's
Chevrolet Impala SS
Richard Childress Racing
mph (km/h)
6.469 sec

June 29
Kurt Busch
Miller Lite
Dodge Charger
Penske Racing
mph (km/h)
UC/Called due to rain

September 14
Greg Biffle
Dish Network Turbo HD
Ford Fusion
Roush Fenway Racing
mph (km/h)
0.505 sec

June 28
Joey Logano
Home Depot
Toyota Camry
Joe Gibbs Racing
mph (km/h)
UC/Called due to rain

September 20
Mark Martin
Carquest / Kellogg's
Chevrolet Impala SS
Hendrick Motorsports
mph (km/h)
UC

June 27
Jimmie Johnson
Lowe's
Chevrolet Impala
Hendrick Motorsports
mph (km/h)
0.753 sec

September 19
Clint Bowyer
Cheerios / Hamburger Helper
Chevrolet Impala
Richard Childress Racing
mph (km/h)
0.477 sec

July 17
Ryan Newman
U.S. Army
Chevrolet Impala
Stewart-Haas Racing
mph (km/h)
0.773 sec

September 25
Tony Stewart
Mobil 1 / Office Depot
Chevrolet Impala
Stewart-Haas Racing
mph (km/h)
7.225 sec

July 15
Kasey Kahne
Farmers Insurance
Chevrolet Impala
Hendrick Motorsports
mph (km/h)
2.738 sec

September 23
Denny Hamlin
FedEx Freight
Toyota Camry
Joe Gibbs Racing
mph (km/h)
2.675 sec

July 14
Brian Vickers
Aaron's
Toyota Camry
Michael Waltrip Racing
mph (km/h)
.582 sec

September 22
Matt Kenseth
Husky Tools
Toyota Camry
Joe Gibbs Racing
mph (km/h)
.533 sec


Group II