Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Time Location

NC
7–3 (2)
Che Mills
No Contest
UFC on Fuel TV: Barao vs. McDonald
5:00
London , England

Win
7–3 (1)
John Maguire
Decision (unanimous)
UFC 154
5:00
Montreal, Quebec , Canada

NC
6–3 (1)
Chris Clements
No Contest
UFC 149
2:02
Calgary, Alberta , Canada

Win
6–3
Henry Martinez
Decision (split)
UFC 143
5:00
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States

UFC Fight Night: Shields vs. Ellenberger

Loss
5–2
Sean Pierson
Decision (unanimous)
UFC 124
5:00
Montreal, Quebec , Canada

Win
5–1
DaMarques Johnson
TKO (punches)
UFC Live: Jones vs. Matyushenko
4:29
San Diego, California , United States

Win
4–1
Greg Soto
DQ (illegal upkick)
UFC 111
1:30
Newark, New Jersey , United States

Loss
3–1
Nick Osipczak
TKO (elbows & punches)
UFC 105
3:53
Manchester , England

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania , United States

Win
2–0
Steve Bruno
Decision (unanimous)
UFC Fight Night: Lauzon vs. Stephens
5:00
Tampa, Florida , United States

Win
1–0
Dante Rivera
Decision (unanimous)
The Ultimate Fighter 7 Finale
5:00
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States


League standings

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

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League standings


A Lyga

Position
Club
Games played
Wins
Draws
Loses
Goals scored
Goals conceded
Points

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1 Lyga


2 Lyga zone West


2 Lyga zone North


Medal count


Complete 24 Hours of Le Mans results

Joest Racing
Michele Alboreto Stefan Johansson
LMP
1st

Team BMW Motorsport
Hans Joachim Stuck Steve Soper
LMP1
DNF

Team BMW Motorsport
JJ Lehto Jörg Müller
LMP
DNF

Team Bentley
Rinaldo Capello Guy Smith
LMGTP
1st

Audi Sport North America
Rinaldo Capello Allan McNish
LMP1
DNF


Men

Event Time Nationality Date Meet Location

50m freestyle
20.91
Brazil
18 December 2009
Brazilian Championships
São Paulo , Brazil

100m freestyle
46.91
Brazil
30 July 2009
World Championships
Rome , Italy

200m freestyle
1:42.96
United States
12 August 2008
Olympic Games
Beijing , China

400m freestyle
3:42.78
United States
10 August 2008
Olympic Games
Beijing , China

800m freestyle
7:41.86
Canada
27 July 2011
World Championships
Shanghai , China

1500m freestyle
14:39.63
Canada
4 August 2012
Olympic Games
London , United Kingdom

50m backstroke
24.33
United States
5 December 2008
Dutch Swim Cup
Eindhoven , Netherlands

100m backstroke
51.94
United States
8 July 2009
US Championships
Indianapolis , United States

200m backstroke
1:51.92
United States
31 July 2009
World Championships
Rome , Italy

50m breaststroke
26.76
Brazil
29 July 2009
World Championships
Rome , Italy

100m breaststroke
58.96
United States
26 July 2009
World Championships
Rome , Italy

200m breaststroke
2:07.42
United States
30 July 2009
World Championships
Rome , Italy

50m butterfly
22.76
Brazil
26 April 2012
Maria Lenk Trophy
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil

100m butterfly
49.82
United States
1 August 2009
World Championships
Rome , Italy

200m butterfly
1:51.51
United States
29 July 2009
World Championships
Rome , Italy

200m individual medley
1:54.00
United States
28 July 2011
World Championships
Shanghai , China

400m individual medley
4:03.84
United States
10 August 2008
Olympic Games
Beijing , China

4×100m freestyle relay
3:08.24
United States
11 August 2008
Olympic Games
Beijing , China

4×200m freestyle relay
6:58.55
United States
31 July 2009
World Championships
Rome , Italy

4×100m medley relay
3:27.28
United States
2 August 2009
World Championships
Rome , Italy


Men

50 m freestyle
20.51
Brazil
17 December 2010
World Championships
Dubai , United Arab Emirates

100 m freestyle
45.08
United States
19 December 2009
Duel in the Pool
Manchester , United Kingdom

200 m freestyle
1:40.80
Canada
15 November 2009
World Cup
Berlin , Germany

400 m freestyle
3:34.81
United States
22 February 2009
Japan Open
Tokyo , Japan

800 m freestyle
7:33.94
United States
19 December 2009
Duel in the Pool
Manchester , United Kingdom

1500 m freestyle
14:28.63
Canada
8 August 2009
British Grand Prix
Leeds , United Kingdom

50 m backstroke
22.61
United States
22 November 2009
World Cup
Singapore , Singapore

100 m backstroke
48.94
United States
18 December 2009
Duel in the Pool
Manchester , United Kingdom

200 m backstroke
1:46.68
United States
19 December 2010
World Championships
Dubai , United Arab Emirates

50 m breaststroke
25.70
Brazil
14 November 2009
World Cup
Berlin , Germany

100 m breaststroke
56.49
Brazil
15 November 2009
World Cup
Berlin , Germany

200 m breaststroke
2:02.92
United States
17 January 2004
World Cup
Berlin , Germany

50 m butterfly
22.16
Brazil
21 November 2009
World Cup
Singapore , Singapore

100m butterfly
48.80
United States
21 October 2013
World Cup
Doha , Qatar

200 m butterfly
1:49.11
Brazil
10 November 2009
World Cup
Stockholm , Sweden

100m individual medley
50.71
United States
15 December 2012
World Championships
Istanbul , Turkey

200m individual medley
1:49.63
United States
14 December 2012
World Championships
Istanbul , Turkey

400m individual medley
3:55.50
United States
16 December 2010
World Championships
Dubai , United Arab Emirates

4×50m freestyle relay
1:25.28
CRF Rio de Janeiro
20 August 2012
José Finkel Trophy
São Paulo , Brazil

4×100m freestyle relay
3:03.30
United States
19 December 2009
Duel in the Pool
Manchester , United Kingdom

4×200m freestyle relay
6:49.58
United States
16 December 2010
World Championships
Dubai , United Arab Emirates

4×50m medley relay
1:34.58
United States
26 March 2004
NCAA Division I Championships
East Meadow , United States

4×100m medley relay
3:20.71
United States
18 December 2009
Duel in the Pool
Manchester , United Kingdom


Women

50m freestyle
23.82
17 November 2007
World Cup
Berlin , Germany

100m freestyle
51.88
18 December 2010
World Championships
Dubai , United Arab Emirates

200m freestyle
1:51.67
19 December 2009
Duel in the Pool
Manchester , United Kingdom

400m freestyle
3:55.89
18 December 2009
Duel in the Pool
Manchester , United Kingdom

800m freestyle
8:08.00
14 October 2007
Alex Athletics Jubliäums Challenge
Essen , Germany

1500m freestyle
15:32.90
14 October 2007
Alex Athletics Jubliäums Challenge
Essen , Germany

50m backstroke
26.16
16 December 2012
World Championships
Istanbul , Turkey

100m backstroke
55.97
16 December 2011
Duel in the Pool
Atlanta , United States

200m backstroke
2:00.03
22 October 2011
World Cup
Berlin , Germany

50m breaststroke
28.80
15 November 2009
World Cup
Berlin , Germany

100m breaststroke
1:02.70
19 December 2009
Duel in the Pool
Manchester , United Kingdom

200m breaststroke
2:14.57
18 December 2009
Duel in the Pool
Manchester , United Kingdom

50m butterfly
25.17
15 November 2009
World Cup
Berlin , Germany

100m butterfly
55.59
30 October 2010
World Cup
Berlin , Germany

200m butterfly
2:03.20
6 August 2009
British Grand Prix
Leeds , United Kingdom

100m individual medley
58.65
16 December 2010
World Championships
Dubai , United Arab Emirates

200m individual medley
2:04.60
19 December 2009
Duel in the Pool
Manchester , United Kingdom

400m individual medley
4:21.04
18 December 2009
Duel in the Pool
Manchester , United Kingdom

4×50m freestyle relay
1:37.27
18 March 2004
NCAA Division I Championships
College Station , United States

4×100m freestyle relay
3:28.46
17 December 2011
Duel in the Pool
Atlanta , United States

4×200m freestyle relay
7:38.42
15 December 2010
World Championships
Dubai , United Arab Emirates

4×50m medley relay
1:49.71
17 March 2000
NCAA Division I Championships
Indianapolis , United States

4×100m medley relay
3:45.56
16 December 2011
Duel in the Pool
Atlanta , United States


Loan in


Players

2008 Fresno State Bulldogs baseball team

Players
Position
Year
Ht/Wt
Bats/Throws
Hometown (Last School)

Eric Wetzel
INF
JR
6-1/180
R/R
Chino, CA (Don Lugo HS)

Danny Grubb
C
JR
5-11/185
R/R
Orange, CA (Orange Lutheran HS)

Fresno, CA ( San Joaquin Memorial High School )

Nick Hom
INF
FR
6-0/180
R/R
Benicia, CA (De La Salle HS)

Alan Ahmady
INF
SO
5-11/195
R/R
Fresno, CA (Clovis West HS)

Jason Breckley
RHP
SR
6-1/220
R/R
Moorpark, CA (Moorpark HS)

Todd Sandell
INF
SR
6-2/190
R/R
Somis, CA (Camarillo HS)

Tanner Scheppers
RHP
JR
6-4/220
R/R
Laguna Niguel, CA (Dana Hills HS)

Steve Detwiler
OF
SO
6-1/220
R/R
Forest Knolls, CA (San Rafael HS)

Danny Muno
INF
FR
5-11/170
S/R
Thousand Oaks, CA (Loyola HS)

Jordan Ribera
INF
FR
6-0/220
L/R
Fresno, CA (Clovis West HS)

Justin Wilson
LHP
JR
6-3/210
L/L
Clovis, CA (Buchanan HS)

Ryan Overland
C
SR
6-2/200
L/R
Atascadero, CA (Atascadero HS)

Brandon Burke
RHP
SR
6-3/200
R/R
San Diego, CA (Rancho Bernardo HS)

Steve Susdorf
OF
SR
6-1/195
L/L
Newhall, CA (Hart HS)

Gavin Hedstrom
OF
JR
6-1/190
R/R
Irvine, CA (Woodbridge HS)

Blake Amador
OF
SR
6-0/190
L/L
Turlock, CA (Modesto JC/ UNLV )

Tommy Mendonca
INF
SO
6-1/200
L/R
Turlock, CA (Turlock HS)

Justin Miller
RHP
JR
6-5/195
R/R
Bakersfield, CA ( Bakersfield College )

Jake Johnson
C
FR
6-2/205
R/R
La Mirada, CA (La Mirada HS)

Sean Bonesteele
RHP
SO
6-5/220
R/R
Santa Ana, CA (Foothill HS)

Jake Floethe
RHP
FR
6-3/195
R/R
Lafayette, CA (Acalanes HS)

Clayton Allison
RHP
SR
6-5/230
R/R
Visalia, CA (College of the Sequoias)

Gene Escat
RHP
FR
6-5/190
R/R
Hanford, CA (Hanford HS)

Kris Tomlinson
LHP
JR
6-0/180
L/L
Visalia, CA (Golden West HS)

Holden Sprague
RHP
JR
6-2/210
R/R
Fresno, CA (Bullard HS)

Jake Hower
RHP
SR
6-4/190
R/R
Roseville, CA (American River CC)


Schedule/Results

Date
Opponent
Score
Site/Stadium
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall Record
NCAAT Record

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List of FA Cup third-fourth place matches

Season Date Winner Loser Score Venue Attendance

1969–70 FA Cup
10 April 1970
Manchester United
Watford
2–0
Highbury
15,105

1970–71 FA Cup
7 May 1971
Stoke City
Everton
3–2
Selhurst Park
5,031

1971–72 FA Cup
5 August 1972
Birmingham City
Stoke City
0–0 (4–3 pens )
St Andrew's
25,841

1972–73 FA Cup
18 August 1973
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Arsenal
3–1
Highbury
21,038[ citation needed ]

1973–74 FA Cup
9 May 1974
Burnley
Leicester City
1–0
Filbert Street
6,458


Round one

Pick #
Player
Nationality
Position
NHL team
Team from
League from

Taylor Hall
Canada
LW
Edmonton Oilers
Windsor Spitfires
Ontario Hockey League

Tyler Seguin
Canada
C
Boston Bruins (from Toronto) 1
Plymouth Whalers
Ontario Hockey League

Erik Gudbranson
Canada
D
Florida Panthers
Kingston Frontenacs
Ontario Hockey League

Ryan Johansen
Canada
C
Columbus Blue Jackets
Portland Winterhawks
Western Hockey League

Nino Niederreiter
Switzerland
LW
New York Islanders
Portland Winterhawks
Western Hockey League

Brett Connolly
Canada
RW
Tampa Bay Lightning
Prince George Cougars
Western Hockey League

Jeff Skinner
Canada
C
Carolina Hurricanes
Kitchener Rangers
Ontario Hockey League

Alexander Burmistrov
Russia
C
Atlanta Thrashers
Barrie Colts
Ontario Hockey League

Mikael Granlund
Finland
C
Minnesota Wild
HIFK
SM-liiga (Finland)

Dylan McIlrath
Canada
D
New York Rangers
Moose Jaw Warriors
Western Hockey League

Jack Campbell
United States
G
Dallas Stars
U.S. National U-18 Team
United States Hockey League

Cam Fowler
United States
D
Anaheim Ducks
Windsor Spitfires
Ontario Hockey League

Brandon Gormley
Canada
D
Phoenix Coyotes (from Calgary) 2
Moncton Wildcats
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Jaden Schwartz
Canada
C
St. Louis Blues
Tri-City Storm
United States Hockey League

Los Angeles Kings (from Boston via Florida) 3

Vladimir Tarasenko
Russia
C
St. Louis Blues (from Ottawa) 4
HC Sibir Novosibirsk
Kontinental Hockey League (Russia)

Joey Hishon
Canada
C
Colorado Avalanche
Owen Sound Attack
Ontario Hockey League

Austin Watson
United States
RW
Nashville Predators
Peterborough Petes
Ontario Hockey League

Nick Bjugstad
United States
C
Florida Panthers (from Los Angeles) 5
Blaine High School
United States High School-MN

Beau Bennett
United States
RW
Pittsburgh Penguins
Penticton Vees
British Columbia Hockey League

Riley Sheahan
Canada
C
Detroit Red Wings
University of Notre Dame
Central Collegiate Hockey Association

Jarred Tinordi
United States
D
Montreal Canadiens (from Phoenix) 6
U.S. National U-18 Team
United States Hockey League

Mark Pysyk
Canada
D
Buffalo Sabres
Edmonton Oil Kings
Western Hockey League

Chicago Blackhawks (from New Jersey via Atlanta) 7

Quinton Howden
Canada
LW
Florida Panthers (from Vancouver) 8
Moose Jaw Warriors
Western Hockey League

Evgeny Kuznetsov
Russia
C
Washington Capitals
Traktor Chelyabinsk
Kontinental Hockey League (Russia)

Mark Visentin
Canada
G
Phoenix Coyotes (from Montreal) 9
Niagara IceDogs
Ontario Hockey League

Charlie Coyle
United States
C/RW
San Jose Sharks
South Shore Kings
Eastern Junior Hockey League

Emerson Etem
United States
RW
Anaheim Ducks (from Philadelphia) 10
Medicine Hat Tigers
Western Hockey League

Brock Nelson
United States
C
New York Islanders (from Chicago) 11
Warroad High School
United States High School-MN


Round two

Pick #
Player
Nationality
Position
Team from
League from

Tyler Pitlick
United States
C
Minnesota State University, Mankato
Western Collegiate Hockey Association

Jared Knight
United States
C
London Knights
Ontario Hockey League

John McFarland
Canada
C
Sudbury Wolves
Ontario Hockey League

Dalton Smith
Canada
LW
Ottawa 67's
Ontario Hockey League

Ludvig Rensfeldt
Sweden
C
Brynäs IF
J20 SuperElit (Sweden)

Alex Petrovic
Canada
D
Red Deer Rebels
Western Hockey League

Justin Faulk
United States
D
U.S. National U-18 Team
United States Hockey League

Jon Merrill
United States
D
U.S. National U-18 Team
United States Hockey League

Brett Bulmer
Canada
RW
Kelowna Rockets
Western Hockey League

Christian Thomas
Canada
RW
Oshawa Generals
Ontario Hockey League

Patrik Nemeth
Sweden
D
AIK
J20 SuperElit (Sweden)

Devante Smith-Pelly
Canada
RW
Mississauga St. Michael's Majors
Ontario Hockey League

Bradley Ross
Canada
LW
Portland Winterhawks
Western Hockey League

Sebastian Wannstrom
Sweden
C
Brynäs IF
J20 SuperElit (Sweden)

Ryan Spooner
Canada
C
Peterborough Petes
Ontario Hockey League

Martin Marincin
Slovakia
D
HC Košice
Slovak Extraliga

Tyler Toffoli
Canada
RW
Ottawa 67's
Ontario Hockey League

Curtis Hamilton
Canada
LW
Saskatoon Blades
Western Hockey League

Calvin Pickard
Canada
G
Seattle Thunderbirds
Western Hockey League

Connor Brickley
United States
C
Des Moines Buccaneers
United States Hockey League

Calle Jarnkrok
Sweden
C
Brynäs IF
Elitserien (Sweden)

Philip Lane
United States
RW
Brampton Battalion
Ontario Hockey League

Mark Alt
United States
D
Cretin-Derham Hall
United States High School-MN

Justin Holl
United States
D
Omaha Lancers
United States Hockey League

Petr Straka
Czech Republic
F
Rimouski Océanic
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Johan Larsson
Sweden
C
Brynäs IF
J20 SuperElit (Sweden)

Oscar Lindberg
Sweden
C
Skellefteå AIK
Elitserien (Sweden)

Kent Simpson
Canada
G
Everett Silvertips
Western Hockey League

Jason Zucker
United States
RW
U.S. National U-18 Team
United States Hockey League

Stephen Johns
United States
D
U.S. National U-18 Team
United States Hockey League


Round three

Ryan Martindale
Canada
C
Ottawa 67's
Ontario Hockey League

Greg McKegg
Canada
C
Erie Otters
Ontario Hockey League

Brock Beukeboom
United States
D
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
Ontario Hockey League

Max Reinhart
Canada
C
Kootenay Ice
Western Hockey League

Kirill Kabanov
Russia
LW
Moncton Wildcats
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Radko Gudas
Czech Republic
D
Everett Silvertips
Western Hockey League

Danny Biega
Canada
D
Harvard Crimson
ECAC Hockey

Jerome Gauthier-Leduc
Canada
D
Rouyn-Noranda Huskies
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Joe Basaraba
Canada
RW
Shattuck-Saint Mary's
Midget Major AAA

Jordan Weal
Canada
C
Regina Pats
Western Hockey League

Michael Bournival
Canada
LW
Shawinigan Cataractes
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Adam Janosik
Slovakia
D
Gatineau Olympiques
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Joey Leach
Canada
D
Kootenay Ice
Western Hockey League

Max Gardiner
United States
C
Minnetonka High School
United States High School-MN

Kevin Sundher
Canada
C
Chilliwack Bruins
Western Hockey League

Jakub Culek
Czech Republic
LW
Rimouski Océanic
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Alexander Guptill
Canada
LW
Orangeville Crushers
Central Canadian Hockey League

Taylor Aronson
United States
D
Portland Winterhawks
Western Hockey League

Sondre Olden
Norway
W
Modo Hockey
J20 SuperElit (Sweden)

Bryan Rust
United States
RW
U.S. National U-18 Team
United States Hockey League

Louis-Marc Aubry
Canada
C
Montreal Junior Hockey Club
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Jason Clark
United States
LW/C
Shattuck-St. Mary's
Midget Major AAA

Matt MacKenzie
Canada
D
Calgary Hitmen
Western Hockey League

Scott Wedgewood
Canada
G
Plymouth Whalers
Ontario Hockey League

Austin Levi
United States
D
Plymouth Whalers
Ontario Hockey League

Stanislav Galiev
Russia
RW
Saint John Sea Dogs
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Julian Melchiori
Canada
D
Newmarket Hurricanes
Central Canadian Hockey League

Max Gaede
United States
RW
Woodbury High School
United States High School-MN

Michael Chaput
Canada
C
Lewiston Maineiacs
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Joakim Nordstrom
Sweden
C
AIK
J20 SuperElit (Sweden)


Round four

Jeremie Blain
Canada
D
Edmonton Oilers
Acadie-Bathurst Titan
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Sam Brittain
Canada
G
Florida Panthers (from Toronto) 1
Canmore Eagles
Alberta Junior Hockey League

Benjamin Gallacher
Canada
D
Florida Panthers
Camrose Kodiaks
Alberta Junior Hockey League

Brandon Archibald
United States
D
Columbus Blue Jackets
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
Ontario Hockey League

Colorado Avalanche (from NY Islanders) 2

Geoffrey Schemitsch
Canada
D
Tampa Bay Lightning
Owen Sound Attack
Ontario Hockey League

Craig Cunningham
Canada
LW
Boston Bruins (from Carolina) 3
Vancouver Giants
Western Hockey League

Steven Shipley
Canada
C
Buffalo Sabres (from Atlanta) 4
Owen Sound Attack
Ontario Hockey League

Joonas Donskoi
Finland
RW
Florida Panthers (from Minnesota) 5
Oulun Kärpät
SM-liiga (Finland)

Andrew Yogan
United States
C/LW
New York Rangers
Erie Otters
Ontario Hockey League

Ivan Telegin
Russia
LW
Atlanta Thrashers (from Dallas) 6
Saginaw Spirit
Ontario Hockey League

Mathieu Corbeil-Theriault
Canada
G
Columbus Blue Jackets (from Anaheim) 7
Halifax Mooseheads
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

John Ramage
United States
D
Calgary Flames
Wisconsin Badgers
Western Collegiate Hockey Association

Jani Hakanpaa
Finland
D
St. Louis Blues
Kiekko-Vantaa
SM-Sarja (Finland)

Carolina Hurricanes (from Boston via Anaheim) 8

Marcus Sorensen
Sweden
RW
Ottawa Senators
Södertälje SK
J20 SuperElit (Sweden)

Sami Aittokallio
Finland
G
Colorado Avalanche
Ilves
SM-liiga Jr. (Finland)

Bill Arnold
United States
C
Calgary Flames (from Nashville) 9
U.S. National U-18 Team
United States Hockey League

Dallas Stars (from Los Angeles via Colorado) 10

Tom Kuhnhackl
Germany
RW
Pittsburgh Penguins
Landshut Cannibals
2nd Bundesliga (Germany)

Teemu Pulkkinen
Finland
LW
Detroit Red Wings
Jokerit
SM-liiga (Finland)

Washington Capitals (from Phoenix via Toronto) 11

Montreal Canadiens (from Buffalo via Phoenix) 12

Joe Faust
United States
D
New Jersey Devils
Bloomington Jefferson High School
United States High School-MN

Patrick McNally
United States
D
Vancouver Canucks
Milton Academy
United States High School-MA

Toronto Maple Leafs (from Washington) 13

Morgan Ellis
Canada
D
Montreal Canadiens
Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

James Mullin
United States
C/RW
Tampa Bay Lightning (from San Jose) 14
Shattuck-Saint Mary's
Midget Major AAA

Tye McGinn
Canada
LW
Philadelphia Flyers
Gatineau Olympiques
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Rob Flick
Canada
C
Chicago Blackhawks
Mississauga St. Michaels Majors
Ontario Hockey League


Round five

Tyler Bunz
Canada
G
Edmonton Oilers
Medicine Hat Tigers
Western Hockey League

Christopher Wagner
United States
RW
Anaheim Ducks (from Toronto) 1
South Shore Kings
Eastern Junior Hockey League

Zach Hyman
Canada
C
Florida Panthers
Hamilton Red Wings
Central Canadian Hockey League

Austin Madaisky
Canada
D
Columbus Blue Jackets
Kamloops Blazers
Western Hockey League

Tony DeHart
United States
D
New York Islanders
Oshawa Generals
Ontario Hockey League

Patrick Cehlin
Sweden
RW
Nashville Predators (from Tampa Bay) 2
Djurgårdens IF
Elitserien (Sweden)

Cody Ferriero
United States
C
San Jose Sharks (from Carolina) 3
The Governor's Academy
United States High School-MA

Fredrik Pettersson-Wentzel
Sweden
G
Atlanta Thrashers
Almtuna IS
HockeyAllsvenskan (Sweden)

Freddie Hamilton
Canada
C
San Jose Sharks (from Minnesota) 4
Niagara IceDogs
Ontario Hockey League

Jason Wilson
Canada
RW
New York Rangers
Owen Sound Attack
Ontario Hockey League

John Klingberg
Sweden
D
Dallas Stars
Frölunda HC
J20 SuperElit (Sweden)

Tim Heed
Sweden
D
Anaheim Ducks
Södertälje SK
Elitserien (Sweden)

Michael Ferland
Canada
LW
Calgary Flames
Brandon Wheat Kings
Western Hockey League

Cody Beach
Canada
RW
St. Louis Blues
Calgary Hitmen
Western Hockey League

Justin Florek
United States
LW
Boston Bruins
Northern Michigan Wildcats
Central Collegiate Hockey Association

Isaac Macleod
Canada
D
San Jose Sharks (from Ottawa) 5
Penticton Vees
British Columbia Hockey League

Troy Rutkowski
Canada
D
Colorado Avalanche
Portland Winterhawks
Western Hockey League

Phoenix Coyotes (from Nashville via Carolina) 6

Luke Walker
United States / Canada
RW
Colorado Avalanche (from Los Angeles) 7
Portland Winterhawks
Western Hockey League

Kenneth Agostino
United States
LW
Pittsburgh Penguins
Delbarton School
United States High School-NJ

Petr Mrazek
Czech Republic
G
Detroit Red Wings
Ottawa 67's
Ontario Hockey League

Caleb Herbert
United States
C
Washington Capitals (from Phoenix) 8
Bloomington Jefferson High School
United States High School-MN

Gregg Sutch
Canada
RW
Buffalo Sabres
Mississauga St. Michael's Majors
Ontario Hockey League

Sam Carrick
Canada
RW
Toronto Maple Leafs (from New Jersey) 9
Brampton Battalion
Ontario Hockey League

Adam Polasek
Czech Republic
D
Vancouver Canucks
P.E.I. Rocket
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Toronto Maple Leafs (from Washington) 10

Brendan Gallagher
Canada
RW
Montreal Canadiens
Vancouver Giants
Western Hockey League

Kevin Gravel
United States
D
Los Angeles Kings (from San Jose) 11
Sioux City Musketeers
United States Hockey League

Michael Parks
United States
F
Philadelphia Flyers
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders
United States Hockey League

Yasin Cisse
Canada
RW
Atlanta Thrashers (from Chicago) 12
Des Moines Buccaneers
United States Hockey League


Round seven

Kristians Pelss
Latvia
F
Dinamo Juniors Riga
Belarusian Extraleague

Josh Nicholls
Canada
RW
Saskatoon Blades
Western Hockey League

Ronald Boyd
United States
D
Cushing Academy
United States High School-MA

Martin Ouellette
Canada
G
Kimball Union Academy
United States High School-NH

Cody Rosen
Canada
G
Clarkson Golden Knights
ECAC Hockey

Teigan Zahn
Canada
D
Saskatoon Blades
Western Hockey League

Frederik Andersen
Denmark
G
Frederikshavn White Hawks
AL-Bank Ligaen (Denmark)

Lee Moffie
United States
D
Michigan Wolverines
Central Collegiate Hockey Association

Dylan McKinlay
Canada
RW
Chilliwack Bruins
Western Hockey League

Randy McNaught
Canada
F
Saskatoon Blades
Western Hockey League

Macmillan Carruth
United States
G
Portland Winterhawks
Western Hockey League

Brett Perlini
Canada
RW
Michigan State Spartans
Central Collegiate Hockey Association

Patrick Holland
Canada
RW
Tri-City Americans
Western Hockey League

David Elsner
Germany
F
Landshut Cannibals
2nd Bundesliga (Germany)

Maxim Chudinov
Russia
D
HC Severstal
Kontinental Hockey League (Russia)

Bryce Aneloski
United States
D
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders
United States Hockey League

Luke Moffatt
United States
C
US National U-18 Team
United States Hockey League

Joonas Rask
Finland
C
Ilves
SM-liiga (Finland)

Peter Stoykewych
Canada
D
Winnipeg South Blues
Manitoba Junior Hockey League

Chris Crane
United States
RW
Green Bay Gamblers
United States Hockey League

Benjamin Marshall
United States
D
Mahtomedi Senior High School
United States High School-MN

Kellen Jones
Canada
F
Vernon Vipers
British Columbia Hockey League

Christian Isackson
United States
RW
Saint Thomas Academy
United States High School-MN

Mauro Jorg
Switzerland
LW
HC Lugano
National League A (Switzerland)

Sawyer Hannay
Canada
D
Halifax Mooseheads
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

Ricard Blidstrand
Sweden
D
AIK
J20 SuperElit (Sweden)

John Westin
Sweden
LW
Modo Hockey
J20 SuperElit (Sweden)

Riley Boychuk
Canada
LW
Portland Winterhawks
Western Hockey League

Brendan Ranford
Canada
LW
Kamloops Blazers
Western Hockey League

Zach Trotman
United States
D
Lake Superior Lakers
Central Collegiate Hockey Association


Made the cut

Player
Country
Year won
Total
To par
Finish


Missed the cut

Jack Nicklaus
United States
1963 , 1971 , 1973 , 1975 , 1980


First round


Final round

Place
Player
Country
Score
To par
Money ( $ )


Season goalscorers

Player
Career
Goals (Caps)
Pct.
Playing status

Viktor Leonenko
1992–1996
3 (5)
FC Dynamo Kyiv

Andriy Husyn
1993–2006
1 (1)
FC Karpaty Lviv

Serhiy Konovalov
1993–2003
1 (3)
FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk

Dmytro Mykhailenko
1993–2000
1 (3)
FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk

Serhiy Popov
1993–2003
1 (6)
FC Shakhtar Donetsk


Season schedule

Philadelphia Warriors (at New Haven, CT)


NBA finals

Game 1
March 31
Syracuse
86-82
Fort Wayne

Game 2
April 2
Syracuse
87-84
Fort Wayne

Game 3
April 3
Fort Wayne
96-89
Syracuse

Game 4
April 5
Fort Wayne
109-82
Syracuse

Game 5
April 7
Fort Wayne
74-71
Syracuse

Game 6
April 9
Syracuse
109-104
Fort Wayne

Game 7
April 10
Syracuse
92-91
Fort Wayne


Made the cut

Player
Country
Year(s) won
Total
To par
Finish

Nick Faldo
England
1987 , 1990 , 1992
–1
T41


Missed the cut

Seve Ballesteros
Spain
1979 , 1984 , 1988

Jack Nicklaus
United States
1966 , 1970 , 1978

Gary Player
South Africa
1959 , 1968 , 1974


Second round


Third round


By season

2004
MotoGP
Yamaha YZR-M1
Gauloises Fortuna Yamaha

2005
MotoGP
Yamaha YZR-M1
Gauloises Yamaha

2011
MotoGP
Ducati Desmosedici GP11
Ducati Corse

2012
MotoGP
Ducati Desmosedici GP12
Ducati Corse


By class

Class
Seas
1st GP
1st Pod
1st Win
Race
Podiums
Pole
FLap
WChmp

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125 cc
1996–1997
1996 Malaysia
1996 Austria
1996 Czech Rep.

MotoGP
2002– present
2002 Japan
2002 Japan
2002 Japan

Total
1996– present
1996– present
1996– present
1996– present


Herbaria in the British Isles

Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
K
UK
Kew , England

British Museum of Natural History
BM
UK
London, England

Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh
E
UK
Edinburgh , Scotland

University of Cambridge
CGE
UK
Cambridge , England

University of Manchester
MANCH
UK
Manchester , England

National Botanic Gardens, Ireland
DBN
Ireland
Dublin

National Museums & Galleries of Wales
NMW
UK
Cardiff , Wales

Fielding-Druce Herbarium, University of Oxford

CABI Bioscience UK Centre
IMI
UK
Surrey , England

World Museum Liverpool
LIV
UK
Liverpool , England

Daubeny Herbarium, University of Oxford
FHO
UK
Oxford , England

University of Reading
RNG
UK
Reading , England

University of Birmingham
BIRM
UK
Birmingham , England

University of Leicester
LTR
UK
Leicester , England

University of Aberdeen
ABD
UK
Aberdeen , Scotland

South London Botanical Institute
SLBI
UK
London, England

Nottingham Natural History Museum
NOT
UK
Nottingham , England

Leicestershire Museums
LSR
UK
Leicester , England

British Antarctic Survey
AAS
UK
Cambridge , England

Derby Museum and Art Gallery
DBY
UK
Derby , England

Charterhouse School Herbarium
GOD
UK
Godalming , England


Quarterfinals

Tie no
Home team
Score
Away team
Attendance

Tilbury advance 4–2 on penalties
Tilbury advance 4–2 on penalties
Tilbury advance 4–2 on penalties
Tilbury advance 4–2 on penalties
Tilbury advance 4–2 on penalties


Tallest buildings

3
William Donald Schaefer Building
493 (150)

6
Baltimore World Trade Center
405 (123)

8
Charles Towers South Apartments
385 (117)

13=
201 North Charles Street Building
350 (107)

13=
Charles Towers North Apartments
350 (107)

19=
Mercantile Bank & Trust Company
315 (96)

19=
Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel
315 (96)

24
Sheraton Baltimore City Center
302 (92)


Timeline of tallest buildings

Name
Street address
Years as tallest
Height ft ( m )
Floors

Fidelity Building
05.0 210 North Charles Street
1893–1901
220 (67)

One Calvert Plaza
04.0 201 East Baltimore Street
1901–1911
249 (76)

Emerson Bromo-Seltzer Tower [A ]
06.0 312 West Lombard Street
1911–1923
289 (88)

Constellation Energy Building [A ]
02.0 39 West Lexington Street
1916–1923
289 (88)

B&O Railroad Grain Terminal [B ]
07.0 1700 Beason Street
1923–1924
310 (94)

Baltimore Trust Company Building [C ]
01.0 10 Light Street
1924–1973
509 (155)

Transamerica Tower
03.0 100 Light Street
1973–present
529 (161)


Tallest buildings and structures

List of tallest buildings and structures in London

Rank
Name
Height metres / ft
Floors
Year

4
The Leadenhall Building
225 / 738
03.0 48

5
Crystal Palace Transmitter
219 / 720
35.0 N/A

9
St George Wharf Tower
181 / 594
01.0 49

13
One Churchill Place
156 / 513
22.0 32

14=
Croydon Transmitter
153 / 502
36.0 N/A

18=
Pan Peninsula East Tower
147 / 484
02.0 48

32
Pan Peninsula West Tower
122 / 400
10.0 39

35=
Empress State Building
117 / 385
24.0 31

38
Battersea Power Station
113 / 370
33.0 10

40
St Paul's Cathedral
111 / 364
38.0 N/A

49=
London Hilton on Park Lane
101 / 331
26.0 28

49=
Royal London Hospital Tower 2
101 / 331
32.0 18

52
Stock Exchange Tower
100 / 328
26.0 27


Timeline of tallest buildings and structures

Name
Location
Years as tallest
Height metres / ft
Floors

White Tower
Tower Hill
1098–1310
01.0 27 / 90
03.0 N/A

Old St Paul's Cathedral [A ]
City of London
1310–1666
07.0 150 / 493 [B ]
08.0 N/A

Southwark Cathedral
Southwark
1666–1677
02.0 50 / 163
04.0 N/A

Monument to the Great Fire of London
City of London
1677–1683
03.0 62 / 202
05.0 N/A

St Mary-le-Bow
City of London
1683–1710
04.0 72 / 236
06.0 N/A

St Paul's Cathedral
City of London
1710–1939
05.0 111 / 365
07.0 N/A

Battersea Power Station [D ]
Kirtling Street
1939–1950
06.0 113 / 370
01.0 10

Crystal Palace transmitting station [C ]

One Canada Square
Canary Wharf
1991–2010
09.0 235 / 771
02.0 50


Stations

Station Name
Opening Year
Municipality
Park and Ride Lot
Free Fare Zone

Northwestern end of line
Northwestern end of line
Northwestern end of line
Northwestern end of line
Northwestern end of line

1940 W North Temple
2013
Salt Lake City
No
No

Jackson/Euclid
2013
Salt Lake City
No
No

North Temple Bridge/Guadalupe
2013
Salt Lake City
Soon
No

Temple Square
1999
Salt Lake City
No
Yes

Gallivan Plaza
1999
Salt Lake City
No
Yes

Central Pointe
1999
South Salt Lake
Yes
No

Redwood Junction
2011
West Valley City
No
No

Decker Lake
2011
West Valley City
Yes
No

West Valley Central
2011
West Valley City
Yes
No

Southwestern end of the line
Southwestern end of the line
Southwestern end of the line
Southwestern end of the line
Southwestern end of the line


UGDSB secondary schools

Name
Location
Enrollment
1-year ranking of 727
5-year ranking of 693

Centennial Collegiate Vocational Institute

John F. Ross Collegiate Vocational Institute


2009 Ladder

Golden Rivers
Wins
Byes
Losses
Draws
Against


2010 Ladder


2011 Ladder


2012 Ladder


2005 Ladder


2006 Ladder


2007 Ladder


Made the cut


Final round


Games

Game Title
Year Released
Platform
GameRankings
Metacritic

Rocket: Robot on Wheels
Nintendo 64
81.32%

Infamous: Second Son
PlayStation 4
Pending
Pending


Doubles: 25 (10–15)

Outcome Date Tournament Surface Partner Opponents Score

Runner-up
22 March 2004
Portugal F2, Albufeira , Portugal
Hard
Leonardo Tavares
Juan Ignacio Cerda & Jasper Smit
6–4, 6–4

Winner
5 April 2004
Portugal F3, Lagos , Portugal
Hard
Bernardo Mota
Juan Ignacio Cerda & Jasper Smit
7–6 (7–1) , 6–1

Runner-up
5 July 2004
Romania F8, Galați , Romania
Clay
Felipe Lemos
Cătălin Gârd & Andrei Mlendea
6–2, 6–1

Runner-up
21 March 2005
Portugal F3, Lagos, Portugal
Hard
Leonardo Tavares
Richard Holstrom & Christian Johansson
Walkover

Runner-up
17 October 2005
Bogotá , Colombia
Clay
Marcelo Melo
Marcos Daniel & Santiago González
6–2, 7–5

Abdul-Mumin Babalola & Jonathan Igbinovia

Runner-up
3 April 2006
France F4, Lille , France
Hard (i)
Filip Urban
Stéphane Bohli & Artem Sitak
6–1, 6–2

Winner
10 April 2006
Portugal F3, Faro , Portugal
Hard
Gonçalo Nicau
Sebastian Fitz & Jasper Smit
6–2, 6–2

Runner-up
6 May 2006
Morocco F5, Rabat , Morocco
Clay
Walid Jallali
Enrico Burzi & Dušan Karol
3–6, 6–3, 6–2

Runner-up
19 June 2006
Milan , Italy
Clay
Joan Albert Viloca
Giorgio Galimberti & Harel Levy
6–3, 6–3

Runner-up
12 March 2007
Bogotá , Colombia
Clay
Dick Norman
Martín García & Diego Hartfield
6–4, 3–6, [10–5]

Runner-up
28 May 2007
Karlsruhe , Germany
Clay
Michael Berrer
Alex Kuznetsov & Mischa Zverev
6–4, 6–7 (6–7) , [10–4]

Runner-up
4 June 2007
Fürth , Germany
Clay
Fabio Fognini
Bruno Echagaray & André Ghem
7–6 (7–1) , 4–6, [13–11]

Runner-up
20 August 2007
Manerbio , Italy
Clay
Alberto Martín
Antal Van Der Duim & Boy Westerhof
7–6 (7–4) , 3–6, [10–8]

Runner-up
31 March 2008
Napoli , Italy
Clay
Luis Horna
Tomáš Cibulec & Jaroslav Levinský
6–1, 6–3

Winner
12 May 2008
Marrakech , Morocco
Clay
Florin Mergea
James Auckland & Franko Škugor
6–2, 6–3

Winner
6 July 2008
Turin , Italy
Clay
Carlos Berlocq
Tomáš Cibulec & Jaroslav Levinský
6–4, 6–3

Winner
15 August 2009
Istanbul , Turkey
Hard
Filip Prpic
Grigor Dimitrov & Marsel İlhan
3–6, 6–2, [10–6]

Winner
4 October 2009
Napoli , Italy
Clay
Ivan Dodig
Thiago Alves & Lukáš Rosol
6–1, 6–3

Winner
12 June 2010
Lugano , Switzerland
Clay
Christophe Rochus
Santiago González & Travis Rettenmaier
7–5, 7–6 (7–3)

Winner
4 July 2010
Turin, Italy (2)
Clay
Carlos Berlocq
Potito Starace & Daniele Bracciali
6–3, 7–6 (7–5)

Winner
30 October 2011
São José do Rio Preto , Brazil
Clay
Jaroslav Pospíšil
Franco Ferreiro & Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo
6–4, 6–4

Runner-up
5 November 2011
São Leopoldo , Brazil
Clay
Gastão Elias
Franco Ferreiro & Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo
6–7 (7–4) , 6–3, [11–9]

Runner-up
20 October 2012
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil
Clay
Pedro Sousa
Marcelo Demoliner & João Souza
6–2, 6–4

Carlos Boluda-Purkiss & Roberto Ortega-Olmedo


Singles (28)

Edition Round Date Against Surface Opponent Result

2004 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
1R
9–11 April 2004
Tunisia
Hard
Haithem Abid
6–4, 6–3, 7–5

2004 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
QF
16–18 July 2004
Serbia and Montenegro
Clay
Janko Tipsarević
2–6, 4–6, 1–6

2004 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
QF
16–18 July 2004
Serbia and Montenegro
Clay
Boris Pašanski
7–6 (7–3) , 2–6, 0–6

2005 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
1R
4–6 March 2005
Estonia
Carpet
Mait Künnap
7–6 (9–7) , 6–4, 6–2

2005 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
QF
15–17 July 2005
Algeria
Clay
Lamine Ouahab
6–7 (2–7) , 4–6, 3–6

2005 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
QF
15–17 July 2005
Algeria
Clay
Slimane Saoudi
4–6, 6–7 (5–7) , 6–0, 6–2, 6–2

2005 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
SF
23–25 September 2005
Slovenia
Clay
Bostjan Osabnik
7–6 (7–3) , 6–1, 6–1

2006 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
1R
10–12 February 2006
Luxembourg
Hard
Gilles Müller
2–6, 1–6 4–6

2006 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
GI Play-Offs
22–24 September 2006
Morocco
Clay
Mehdi Tahiri
6–2, 6–4, 6–2

2006 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
GI Play-Offs
22–24 September 2006
Morocco
Clay
Rabie Chaki
1–6, 7–5, 6–1, 7–6 (7–5)

2007 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
1R
9–11 February 2007
Georgia
Carpet
Lado Chikhladze
3–6, 6–7 (2–7) , 7–6 (7–3) , 4–6

2007 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
GI Play-Offs
21–23 September 2007
Netherlands
Hard
Raemon Sluiter
2–6, 1–6, 3–6

2007 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
GI Play-Offs
21–23 September 2007
Netherlands
Hard
Robin Haase
3–6, 4–6

2008 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
1R
11–13 April 2008
Tunisia
Clay
Malek Jaziri
6–3, 6–4, 6–3

2008 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
QF
18–20 July 2008
Cyprus
Clay
George Kallis
6–1, 6–1, 6–0

2008 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
QF
18–20 July 2008
Cyprus
Clay
Photos Kallias
6–3, 6–2

2009 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
1R
6–8 March 2009
Cyprus
Hard
Photos Kallias
6–0, 6–2, 6–1

2009 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
1R
6–8 March 2009
Cyprus
Hard
Marcos Baghdatis
2–6, 5–7, 2–6

2009 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
GI Play-Offs
10–12 July 2009
Algeria
Clay
Abdel-Hak Hameurlaine
6–1, 6–2, 6–4

2010 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
1R
5–7 March 2010
Denmark
Clay
Martin Pedersen
6–2, 7–6 (9–7 , 3–6, 6–3

2010 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
QF
9–11 July 2010
Cyprus
Clay
Philippos Tsangaridis
6–0, 6–1, ret.

2010 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
SF
17–19 September 2010
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Clay
Amer Delić
6–3, 6–4, 6–7 (14–16) , 3–6, 9–7

2010 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
SF
17–19 September 2010
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Clay
Aldin Setkic
6–4, 6–3, 6–3

2011 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
1R
4–6 March 2011
Slovakia
Clay
Lukáš Lacko
6–2, 6–2, 6–1

2011 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
2R
8–10 July 2011
Switzerland
Carpet
Stanislas Wawrinka
5–7, 3–6, 4–6

2012 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
2R
6–8 April 2012
Israel
Hard
Dudi Sela
3–6, 4–6, 4–6

2012 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group I
2R
6–8 April 2012
Israel
Hard
Amir Weintraub
6–3, 3–6, 7–6 (7–3)

2013 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Group II
2R
5–7 April 2013
Lithuania
Clay
Kasparas Zemaitelis
6-1, 6-3


Classical games

List of chess games between Anand and Kramnik

White Black Year Result Moves Tournament Opening

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Moscow
C54 Giuoco Piano

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Linares
E12 Queen's Indian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Amsterdam , Max Euwe Memorial
A17 English Opening

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Amsterdam, Max Euwe Memorial
B66 Sicilian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Madrid
B32 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Groningen
D14 Slav Defense

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Linares
D41 Queen's Gambit Declined

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Riga , Tal Memorial
D85 Grünfeld Defence

Kramnik
Anand
0–1
Amsterdam , Max Euwe Memorial
B36 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
1–0
Dos Hermanas
D85 Grünfeld Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Dortmund
B31 Sicilian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Las Palmas
B65 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
1–0
Las Palmas
A30 English Opening

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Linares
D39 Queen's Gambit Declined

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Dos Hermanas
D39 Queen's Gambit Declined

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Dortmund
B33 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
0–1
Belgrad
D43 Semi-Slav Defense

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Wijk aan Zee
B33 Sicilian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Linares
B33 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Linares
E32 Nimzo-Indian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Dortmund
A17 English Opening

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Tilburg
C42 Petrov's Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Wijk aan Zee
C42 Petrov's Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Linares
D21 Queen's Gambit Accepted

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Linares
C42 Petrov's Defence

Kramnik
Anand
1–0
Dos Hermanas
D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Dortmund
E37 Nimzo-Indian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Wijk aan Zee
B66 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Linares
D18 Slav Defence

Kramnik
Anand
1–0
Dortmund
A17 English Opening

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Wijk aan Zee
E55 Nimzo-Indian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Dortmund
C42 Petrov's Defence

Kramnik
Anand
1–0
Dortmund
D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Wijk aan Zee
C42 Petrov's Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Linares
B30 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Linares
C88 Ruy Lopez : Anti-Marshall

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Dortmund
D39 Queen's Gambit Declined

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Wijk aan Zee
B92 Sicilian Najdorf

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
France , team championships
C88 Ruy Lopez : Anti-Marshall

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Dortmund final
C88 Ruy Lopez : Anti-Marshall

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Dortmund final
B49 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Sofia MTel Masters
C42 Petrov's Defence

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Sofia MTel Masters
C42 Petrov's Defence

Kramnik
Anand
1–0
Wijk aan Zee
E05 Catalan Opening

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Dortmund
D12 Slav Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Mexico , FIDE World Championship
C42 Petrov's Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Mexico , FIDE World Championship
D43 Semi-Slav Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Bonn
E25 Nimzo-Indian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
0–1
Bonn
D49 Semi-Slav Defense , Meran

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Bonn
D37 Queen's Gambit Declined

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Bonn
E34 Nimzo-Indian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Bonn
D37 Queen's Gambit Declined

Kramnik
Anand
1–0
Bonn
E21 Nimzo-Indian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Bonn
B96 Sicilian, Najdorf

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Moscow , Tal Memorial
D85 Grünfeld Defence

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Wijk aan Zee
C42 Petrov's Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Bilbao
E04 Catalan Opening

D44 Queen's Gambit Declined , Vienna variation

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
London Chess Classic
C67 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Wijk aan Zee
E32 Nimzo-Indian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Tal Memorial
D37 Queen's Gambit Declined

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
London Chess Classic
D37 Queen's Gambit Declined

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
London Chess Classic
C65 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Zurich Chess Challenge
A07 King's Indian Attack

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Zurich Chess Challenge
C65 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Alekhine Memorial
D43 Semi-Slav Defense

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Tal Memorial
E32 Nimzo-Indian Defence


Rapid games

Kramnik
Anand
1–0
Amber tournament
A33 English Opening

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
PCA / Intel -GP
B31 Sicilian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
PCA / Intel -GP
B33 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
0–1
PCA / Intel -GP
B25 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
PCA / Intel -GP
B36 Sicilian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Amber tournament
B08 Pirc Defense

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Amber tournament
A17 English Opening

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
WDR Match TV
D56 Queen's Gambit Declined

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Amber tournament
D38 Queen's Gambit Declined

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Amber tournament
D85 Grünfeld Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Chess Classics Giants
E34 Nimzo-Indian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Chess Classics Giants
C42 Petrov's Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Chess Classics Giants
A35 English Opening

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Chess Classics Giants
C42 Petrov's Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Chess Classics Giants
A17 English Opening

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Chess Classics Giants
C24 Bishop's Opening

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Villarrobledo op
B31 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Amber tournament
D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Siemens Giants
C42 Petrov's Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Siemens Giants
E34 Nimzo-Indian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Siemens Giants
C42 Petrov's Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Siemens Giants
E16 Queen's Indian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Amber tournament
B33 Sicilian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Fujitsu Siemens Giants
B33 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Fujitsu Siemens Giants
D12 Slav Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Mainz CC Champions Duel (1)
D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Mainz CC Champions Duel (2)
C67 Ruy Lopez : Berlin Defence

Anand
Kramnik
0–1
Mainz CC Champions Duel (3)
C67 Ruy Lopez : Berlin Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Mainz CC Champions Duel (4)
D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted

Kramnik
Anand
0–1
Mainz CC Champions Duel (5)
D29 Queen's Gambit Accepted

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Mainz CC Champions Duel (6)
C78 Ruy Lopez

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Mainz CC Champions Duel (7)
B33 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Mainz CC Champions Duel (8)
D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Mainz CC Champions Duel (9)
D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Mainz CC Champions Duel (10)
C42 Petrov's Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Russia vs the World
D17 Slav Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Amber tournament
B30 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Cap d'Agde
B85 Sicilian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Cap d'Agde
B33 Sicilian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Amber tournament
B30 Sicilian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Dortmund Playoff
C88 Ruy Lopez : Anti-Marshall

Anand
Kramnik
1–0
Dortmund Playoff
B90 Sicilian Najdorf

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Amber tournament
C67 Ruy Lopez : Berlin Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Amber tournament
C88 Ruy Lopez : Anti-Marshall

Kramnik
Anand
0–1
Amber tournament
E15 Queen's Indian Defence

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Amber tournament
E32 Nimzo-Indian Defence

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Amber tournament
D02 Queen's Gambit Accepted

Anand
Kramnik
½–½
Botvinnik Memorial
C60 Ruy Lopez

Kramnik
Anand
½–½
Botvinnik Memorial
D43 Queen's Gambit Declined


Missed the cut

Gary Player
South Africa
1959 , 1968 , 1974

Seve Ballesteros
Spain
1979 , 1984 , 1988


Final round

Place
Player
Country
Score
To par
Money ( £ )


Rushing


2 January 2010
W
6–0
Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia
Friendly

6 January 2010
D
0–0
Hangzhou , China
2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification

23 January 2010
D
1–1
Damascus , Syria
Friendly

19 February 2010
D
1–1
Al Ain , United Arab Emirates
Friendly

3 March 2010
W
4–0
Damascus , Syria
2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification

3 September 2010
L
0–3
Kuwait City , Kuwait
Friendly

7 September 2010
L
1–2
Sana'a , Yemen
Friendly

24 September 2010
D
1–1
Amman , Jordan
2010 WAFF Championship

26 September 2010
L
1–2
Amman , Jordan
2010 WAFF Championship

8 October 2010
L
1–2
Kunming , China
Friendly

14 November 2010
W
2–0
Manama , Bahrain
Friendly

18 December 2010
W
1–0
Sulaymaniyah , Iraq
Friendly

22 December 2010
L
0–1
Damascus , Syria
Friendly

30 December 2010
L
0–1
Abu Dhabi , United Arab Emirates
Friendly

2 January 2011
L
0–2
Al Ain , United Arab Emirates
Friendly

9 January 2011
W
2–1
Al Rayyan , Qatar
2011 AFC Asian Cup

13 January 2011
L
1–2
Doha , Qatar
2011 AFC Asian Cup

17 January 2011
L
1–2
Doha , Qatar
2011 AFC Asian Cup

29 June 2011
W
2–1
Erbil , Iraq
Friendly

5 July 2011
W
3–1
Istanbul , Turkey
Friendly

23 July 2011
W
2–1
Amman , Jordan
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification

28 July 2011
W
4–0
Tursunzoda , Tajikistan
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification

10 August 2011
D
1–1
Astana , Kazakhstan
Friendly

17 August 2011
W
3–2
Saida , Lebanon
Friendly

22 August 2012
L
1–2
New Delhi , India
2012 Nehru Cup

24 August 2012
D
2–2
New Delhi , India
2012 Nehru Cup

27 August 2012
L
1–2
New Delhi , India
2012 Nehru Cup

30 August 2012
W
2–0
New Delhi , India
2012 Nehru Cup

17 November 2012
D
1–1
Amman , Jordan
Friendly

20 November 2012
L
1–2
Zarqa , Jordan
Friendly

13 December 2012
D
1–1
Kuwait City , Kuwait
2012 WAFF Championship

16 December 2012
W
2–1
Kuwait City , Kuwait
2012 WAFF Championship

18 December 2012
D
1–1 (3–2p)
Kuwait City , Kuwait
2012 WAFF Championship

20 December 2012
W
1–0
Kuwait City , Kuwait
2012 WAFF Championship

6 February 2013
L
0–1
Muscat , Oman
2015 AFC Asian Cup qualification

26 March 2013
L
1–2
Baghdad , Iraq
Friendly

15 August 2013
D
1–1
Tehran , Iran
2015 AFC Asian Cup qualification


Asian Champions League Appearances

March 7, 2007
Bangkok , Thailand
Chunnam Dragons
0-0
Draw

March 21, 2007
Kawasaki , Japan
Kawasaki Frontale
1-1
Draw

April 11, 2007
Bangkok , Thailand
Arema Malang
0-0
Draw

April 25, 2007
Malang , Indonesia
Arema Malang
0-1
Lost

May 9, 2007
Gwangyang , South Korea
Chunnam Dragons
2-3
Lost

May 23, 2007
Bangkok , Thailand
Kawasaki Frontale
1-2
Lost


Fleet history

Aircraft Introduced Retired Seating Notes


Knights' weapons, items and vehicles

Knight
Weapon/item
External weapon
Shield animal
Cart

Trunk
Battering Ram
Battle Axe
Ram
Ramhead Cart

Tone
Blacksmith's hammer and stake
Sword
Serpent
Large wagon

Darren
Crossbow
Sword
Eagle
Giant crossbow cart

Brick
Brick wall
Sword
Bat
Brick tower cart


Second round


Final round

Place
Player
Country
Score
To par
Money ( $ )


Made the cut

Player
Country
Year(s) won
Total
To par
Finish

Nick Faldo
England
1987 , 1990 , 1992
T44


Missed the cut

Seve Ballesteros
Spain
1979 , 1984 , 1988

Gary Player
South Africa
1959 , 1968 , 1974


First round


Third round


Singles

Outcome Date Tournament Surface Opponent Score

Runner-up
28 September 1992
Brisbane , Australia
Hard
Guillaume Raoux
4–6, 6–7 (10–12)

Runner-up
11 March 1996
Copenhagen , Denmark
Carpet
Cédric Pioline
2–6, 6–7 (7–9)

Runner-up
6 January 1997
Auckland , New Zealand
Hard
Jonas Björkman
6–7 (7–9) , 0–6

Winner
6 April 1998
Hong Kong , Hong Kong
Hard
Byron Black
6-2, 6–0

Runner-up
5 July 1999
Newport , USA
Grass
Chris Woodruff
7–6 (7–5) , 4–6, 4–6

Winner
30 September 2002
Tokyo , Japan
Hard
Magnus Norman
7–6 (8–6) , 6–3

Winner
14 February 2005
Memphis , USA
Hard
Max Mirnyi
7–5, 7–5


Grand Slam performance timeline

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Defunct competitions

Years
Type
Original code
Current code
Location

1860–
interclub fixture
Sheffield Rules
defunct
Sheffield , England

1867 only
club trophy
Sheffield Rules
defunct
Sheffield , England

1868 only
club trophy
Sheffield Rules
defunct
Sheffield , England

1882–?
club league
Victorian Rules
defunct
Launceston , Tasmania

1884–1984
international challenge
Association Football
defunct
Home Nations (UK)


Indiana

United States House of Representatives elections, 2006

District
Incumbent
Party
First elected
Results

Indiana 1
Pete Visclosky
Democratic
Re-elected

Indiana 2
Chris Chocola
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

Indiana 3
Mark Souder
Republican
Re-elected

Indiana 4
Steve Buyer
Republican
Re-elected

Indiana 5
Dan Burton
Republican
Re-elected

Indiana 6
Mike Pence
Republican
Re-elected

Indiana 7
Julia Carson
Democratic
Re-elected

Indiana 8
John Hostettler
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

Indiana 9
Mike Sodrel
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain


Louisiana

Louisiana 1
Bobby Jindal
Republican
Re-elected

Louisiana 2
Bill Jefferson
Democratic
Re-elected In Runoff

Louisiana 3
Charlie Melancon
Democratic
Re-elected

Louisiana 4
Jim McCrery
Republican
Re-elected

Louisiana 5
Rodney Alexander
Republican
Re-elected

Louisiana 6
Richard Baker
Republican
Re-elected

Louisiana 7
Charles Boustany
Republican
Re-elected


Massachusetts

Massachusetts 1
John Olver
Democratic
Re-elected

Massachusetts 2
Richard Neal
Democratic
Re-elected

Massachusetts 3
Jim McGovern
Democratic
Re-elected

Massachusetts 4
Barney Frank
Democratic
Re-elected

Massachusetts 5
Marty Meehan
Democratic
Re-elected

Massachusetts 6
John Tierney
Democratic
Re-elected

Massachusetts 7
Ed Markey
Democratic
Re-elected

Massachusetts 8
Mike Capuano
Democratic
Re-elected

Massachusetts 9
Stephen Lynch
Democratic
Re-elected

Massachusetts 10
Bill Delahunt
Democratic
Re-elected


Michigan 1
Bart Stupak
Democratic
Re-elected

Michigan 2
Pete Hoekstra
Republican
Re-elected

Michigan 3
Vern Ehlers
Republican
Re-elected

Michigan 4
Dave Camp
Republican
Re-elected

Michigan 5
Dale Kildee
Democratic
Re-elected

Michigan 6
Fred Upton
Republican
Re-elected

Michigan 7
Joe Schwarz
Republican
Lost renomination Republican hold

Michigan 8
Mike Rogers
Republican
Re-elected

Michigan 9
Joe Knollenberg
Republican
Re-elected

Michigan 10
Candice Miller
Republican
Re-elected

Michigan 11
Thad McCotter
Republican
Re-elected

Michigan 12
Sander Levin
Democratic
Re-elected

Michigan 13
Carolyn Kilpatrick
Democratic
Re-elected

Michigan 14
John Conyers Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected

Michigan 15
John Dingell
Democratic
Re-elected


Minnesota

Minnesota 1
Gil Gutknecht
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

Minnesota 2
John Kline
Republican
Re-elected

Minnesota 3
Jim Ramstad
Republican
Re-elected

Minnesota 4
Betty McCollum
Democratic
Re-elected

Minnesota 5
Martin Sabo
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Republican hold

Minnesota 7
Collin Peterson
Democratic
Re-elected

Minnesota 8
Jim Oberstar
Democratic
Re-elected


Missouri

Missouri 1
William Lacy Clay Jr.
Democratic
Re-elected

Missouri 2
Todd Akin
Republican
Re-elected

Missouri 3
Russ Carnahan
Democratic
Re-elected

Missouri 4
Ike Skelton
Democratic
Re-elected

Missouri 5
Emanuel Cleaver
Democratic
Re-elected

Missouri 6
Sam Graves
Republican
Re-elected

Missouri 7
Roy Blunt
Republican
Re-elected

Missouri 8
Jo Ann Emerson
Republican
Re-elected

Missouri 9
Kenny Hulshof
Republican
Re-elected


New York

New York 1
Tim Bishop
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 2
Steve Israel
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 3
Peter King
Republican
Re-elected

New York 4
Carolyn McCarthy
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 5
Gary Ackerman
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 6
Gregory Meeks
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 7
Joseph Crowley
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 8
Jerrold Nadler
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 9
Anthony Weiner
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 10
Ed Towns
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 11
Major Owens
Democratic
Retired Democratic hold

New York 12
Nydia Velazquez
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 13
Vito Fossella
Republican
Re-elected

New York 14
Carolyn Maloney
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 15
Charles Rangel
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 16
Jose Serrano
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 17
Eliot Engel
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 18
Nita Lowey
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 19
Sue Kelly
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

New York 20
John Sweeney
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

New York 21
Mike McNulty
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 22
Maurice Hinchey
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 23
John McHugh
Republican
Re-elected

New York 24
Sherwood Boehlert
Republican
Retired Democratic gain

New York 25
Jim Walsh
Republican
Re-elected

New York 26
Tom Reynolds
Republican
Re-elected

New York 27
Brian Higgins
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 28
Louise Slaughter
Democratic
Re-elected

New York 29
Randy Kuhl
Republican
Re-elected


North Carolina

North Carolina 1
G. K. Butterfield
Democratic
Re-elected

North Carolina 2
Bob Etheridge
Democratic
Re-elected

North Carolina 3
Walter Jones Jr.
Republican
Re-elected

North Carolina 4
David Price
Democratic
Re-elected

North Carolina 5
Virginia Foxx
Republican
Re-elected

North Carolina 6
Howard Coble
Republican
Re-elected

North Carolina 7
Mike McIntyre
Democratic
Re-elected

North Carolina 8
Robin Hayes
Republican
Re-elected

North Carolina 9
Sue Myrick
Republican
Re-elected

North Carolina 10
Patrick McHenry
Republican
Re-elected

North Carolina 11
Charles Taylor
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

North Carolina 12
Mel Watt
Democratic
Re-elected

North Carolina 13
Brad Miller
Democratic
Re-elected


Oklahoma

Oklahoma 1
John Sullivan
Republican
Re-elected

Oklahoma 2
Dan Boren
Democratic
Re-elected

Oklahoma 3
Frank Lucas
Republican
Re-elected

Oklahoma 4
Tom Cole
Republican
Re-elected

Retired to run for Governor Republican hold


Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania 1
Bob Brady
Democratic
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 2
Chaka Fattah
Democratic
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 3
Phil English
Republican
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 4
Melissa Hart
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

Pennsylvania 5
John Peterson
Republican
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 6
Jim Gerlach
Republican
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 7
Curt Weldon
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

Pennsylvania 8
Mike Fitzpatrick
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

Pennsylvania 9
Bill Shuster
Republican
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 10
Don Sherwood
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

Pennsylvania 11
Paul Kanjorski
Democratic
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 12
John Murtha
Democratic
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 13
Allyson Schwartz
Democratic
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 14
Mike Doyle
Democratic
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 15
Charlie Dent
Republican
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 16
Joe Pitts
Republican
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 17
Tim Holden
Democratic
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 18
Tim Murphy
Republican
Re-elected

Pennsylvania 19
Todd Platts
Republican
Re-elected


Arizona

Arizona 1
Rick Renzi
Republican
Re-elected

Arizona 2
Trent Franks
Republican
Re-elected

Arizona 3
John Shadegg
Republican
Re-elected

Arizona 4
Ed Pastor
Democratic
Re-elected

Arizona 5
J. D. Hayworth
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

Arizona 6
Jeff Flake
Republican
Re-elected

Arizona 7
Raul Grijalva
Democratic
Re-elected

Arizona 8
Jim Kolbe
Republican
Retired Democratic gain


South Carolina

South Carolina 1
Henry Brown, Jr.
Republican
Re-elected

South Carolina 2
Joe Wilson
Republican
Re-elected

South Carolina 3
J. Gresham Barrett
Republican
Re-elected

South Carolina 4
Bob Inglis
Republican
Re-elected

South Carolina 5
John Spratt
Democratic
Re-elected

South Carolina 6
Jim Clyburn
Democratic
Re-elected


Tennessee

Tennessee 1
William L. Jenkins
Republican
Retired Republican hold

Tennessee 2
Jimmy Duncan Jr.
Republican
Re-elected

Tennessee 3
Zach Wamp
Republican
Re-elected

Tennessee 4
Lincoln Davis
Democratic
Re-elected

Tennessee 5
Jim Cooper
Democratic
Re-elected

Tennessee 6
Bart Gordon
Democratic
Re-elected

Tennessee 7
Marsha Blackburn
Republican
Re-elected

Tennessee 8
John Tanner
Democratic
Re-elected

Retired to run for U.S. Senate Democratic hold


Virginia

Virginia 1
Jo Ann Davis
Republican
Re-elected

Virginia 2
Thelma Drake
Republican
Re-elected

Virginia 3
Bobby Scott
Democratic
Re-elected

Virginia 4
Randy Forbes
Republican
Re-elected

Virginia 5
Virgil Goode
Republican
Re-elected

Virginia 6
Bob Goodlatte
Republican
Re-elected

Virginia 7
Eric Cantor
Republican
Re-elected

Virginia 8
Jim Moran
Democratic
Re-elected

Virginia 9
Rick Boucher
Democratic
Re-elected

Virginia 10
Frank Wolf
Republican
Re-elected

Virginia 11
Tom Davis
Republican
Re-elected


Washington

Washington 1
Jay Inslee
Democratic
Re-elected

Washington 2
Rick Larsen
Democratic
Re-elected

Washington 3
Brian Baird
Democratic
Re-elected

Washington 4
Doc Hastings
Republican
Re-elected

Washington 5
Cathy McMorris
Republican
Re-elected

Washington 6
Norm Dicks
Democratic
Re-elected

Washington 7
Jim McDermott
Democratic
Re-elected

Washington 8
Dave Reichert
Republican
Re-elected

Washington 9
Adam Smith
Democratic
Re-elected


Colorado

Colorado 1
Diana DeGette
Democratic
Re-elected

Colorado 2
Mark Udall
Democratic
Re-elected

Colorado 3
John Salazar
Democratic
Re-elected

Colorado 4
Marilyn Musgrave
Republican
Re-elected

Colorado 5
Joel Hefley
Republican
Retired Republican hold

Colorado 6
Tom Tancredo
Republican
Re-elected

Retired to run for Governor Democratic gain


Connecticut

Connecticut 1
John Larson
Democratic
Re-elected

Connecticut 2
Rob Simmons
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain

Connecticut 3
Rosa DeLauro
Democratic
Re-elected

Connecticut 4
Chris Shays
Republican
Re-elected

Connecticut 5
Nancy Johnson
Republican
Lost re-election Democratic gain


Mixed martial arts record

Res. Record Opponent Method Event Round Time Location

Winston-Salem, North Carolina , United States

Win
8-2
Clint Hester
Submission (north-south choke)
Wild Bill's Fight Night 31
1:18
Duluth, Georgia , United States

Loss
7-2
Francisco France
Submission (arm-triangle choke)
Fight Me MMA 1: The Battle Begins
St. Charles, Missouri , United States

Win
7-1
Josh Schockman
TKO (knee and punches)
Strikeforce: Nashville
Nashville, Tennessee , United States

Sin City Fight Club: RedLine Grand Prix Round 2

Win
5-1
Kevin Brooks
TKO (cut)
Clash of the Kings
1:45
Kennesaw, Georgia , United States

Win
4-1
Brett Chism
Decision (unanimous)
Wild Bill's Fight Night 21
5:00
Duluth, Georgia , United States

Win
3-1
Justin Hall
KO (punch)
KOTC: Invincible
1:14
Atlanta, Georgia , United States

Win
2-1
Devon Plaisance
TKO (punches)
Battle of Rome VI
2:04
Rome, Georgia , United States

Win
1-1
Anthony Mckee
TKO (corner stoppage)
Full Throttle 4
3:00
Duluth, Georgia , United States

Loss
0-1
Tim Credeur
TKO (punches)
UFC: Silva vs. Irvin
1:54
Las Vegas, Nevada , United States


24 Hours of Le Mans results

Year
Team
Co-Drivers
Class
Laps
Pos.
Class Pos.

Rollcentre Racing
Michael Krumm Bobby Verdon-Roe
LMP1
DNF
DNF

Swiss Spirit
Marcel Fässler Philipp Peter
LMP1
DNF
DNF

Aston Martin Racing
Stuart Hall Peter Kox
LMP1
DNF
DNF

Aston Martin Racing
Adrián Fernández Andy Meyrick
LMP1
DNF
DNF


Calendar

Round
Date
Fixtures
Clubs
New entries this round
Prize money
Player of the Round

Extra Preliminary Round
16 August 2008
761 → 558
406: 356th–761st
£750

Preliminary Round
30 August 2008
558 → 392
129: 227th–355th
£1,500

First Round Qualifying
13 September 2008
392 → 276
66: 161st–226th
£3,000
Derren Ibrahim ( Dartford )

Second Round Qualifying
27 September 2008
276 → 196
44: 117th–160th
£4,500
Dean Lodge ( Kingstonian )

Third Round Qualifying
11 October 2008
196 → 156
£7,500
Craig Davis ( AFC Totton )

Fourth Round Qualifying
25 October 2008
156 → 124
24: 93rd–116th
£12,500
Sam Hatton ( AFC Wimbledon )


Replays

Tie no
Home team
Score
Away team
Attendance

Bedford Town won 4–2 on penalties
Bedford Town won 4–2 on penalties
Bedford Town won 4–2 on penalties
Bedford Town won 4–2 on penalties
Bedford Town won 4–2 on penalties


Replays

Harrogate Town won 5–4 on penalties
Harrogate Town won 5–4 on penalties
Harrogate Town won 5–4 on penalties
Harrogate Town won 5–4 on penalties
Harrogate Town won 5–4 on penalties


Replays


Ties

Northwich Victoria
0–3
AFC Telford United

Hampton & Richmond Borough
0–1
Brackley Town

Oxford United
2–0
Hayes & Yeading United

Ashford Town (Middx)
0–0
Forest Green Rovers


Replays

Curzon Ashton won 3–2 on penalties
Curzon Ashton won 3–2 on penalties
Curzon Ashton won 3–2 on penalties
Curzon Ashton won 3–2 on penalties
Curzon Ashton won 3–2 on penalties


Ties

Team Northumbria
0–3
Bedlington Terriers

Sunderland Nissan
1–2
Newcastle Blue Star

Jarrow Roofing Boldon CA
2–2
Bridlington Town

Dunston Federation
1–0
Harrogate Railway Athletic

Warrington Town
0–0
Nostell Miners Welfare

Stone Dominoes
1–2
Rainworth Miners Welfare

Racing Club Warwick
0–2
Stourport Swifts

Dulwich Hamlet
1–1
Broxbourne Borough V&E


Ties

Northampton Spencer
2–2
Wingate and Finchley

Stewarts & Lloyds Corby
3–2
Corinthian Casuals

Harefield United
1–1
Saffron Walden Town

Concord Rangers
2–0
Kingsbury London Tigers

Croydon Athletic
3–1
Wellingborough Town

East Grinstead Town
0–3
Colliers Wood United

Cray Wanderers
4–1
Chichester City United

Newport Pagnell Town
1–0
Cirencester Town


Ties

Bedlington Terriers
0–1
Bradford Park Avenue

Frickley Athletic
1–0
Skelmersdale United

Nantwich Town
0–0
FC United of Manchester

Salford City
5–0
Atherton Laburnum Rovers

Stourbridge
0–0
Rainworth Miners Welfare

Hillingdon Borough
0–6
East Thurrock United

Stewarts & Lloyds Corby
5–1
Croydon Athletic


Ties

Thamesmead Town
2–1
Great Wakering Rovers

Maidstone United
2–1
Tooting & Mitcham United


Matches

2001 England rugby union tour of North America

Opposing Team
Against
Date
Venue
Status
Report

Canada
02/06/2001
Fletcher's Fields , Markham
First Test
BBC report

British Columbia
05/06/2001
Thunderbird Stadium , Vancouver
Tour Match
BBC report

Canada
09/06/2001
Swangard Stadium , Burnaby
Second Test
BBC report

United States 'A'
12/06/2001
Los Angeles
Tour Match
BBC report

United States
16/06/2001
Balboa Stadium , San Diego
Test Match
BBC report


Men

Rank
Champion
Runner-up
Third place
Fourth place
Total


Women


Singles: 11 (5–6)

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

Runner-up
27 March 2005
Ain Alsoukhna , Egypt
Clay
Monica Niculescu
3–6, 4–6

Winner
9 April 2005
Cairo , Egypt
Clay
Sarah Raab
6–1, 6–3

Runner-up
14 August 2005
Hechingen , Germany
Clay
Kirsten Flipkens
4–6, 3–6

Winner
17 September 2005
Mestre , Italy
Clay
Kira Nagy
6–2, 7–5

Runner-up
18 February 2007
Průhonice – Prague , Czech Republic
Carpet (i)
Petra Kvitová
5–7, 6–7 (2–7)

Runner-up
9 December 2007
Přerov , Czech Republic
Hard (i)
Petra Kvitová
5–7, 3–6

Winner
22 March 2008
St. Petersburg – Vsevolozhsk , Russia
Hard (i)
Anna Lapushchenkova
6–4, 6–2

Winner
5 April 2008
Patras , Greece
Hard
Anne Keothavong
6–3, 7–5

Runner-up
10 August 2008
Monterrey , Mexico
Hard
Yaroslava Shvedova
4–6, 1–6

Runner-up
10 October 2010
Ningbo , China
Hard
Alberta Brianti
4–6, 4–6

Winner
15 May 2011
Prague , Czech Republic
Clay
Petra Kvitová
6–3, 6–4


Submissions

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

Year/Ceremony
English title
Russian title
Kazakh title
Director
Result

1992 - 65th Academy Awards
The Fall of Otrar
Гибель Отрара
Отырардың күйреуі
Ardak Amirkulov
Not Nominated

Sergei Bodrov , Talgat Temenov & Ivan Passer

2007 - 80th Academy Awards
Mongol
Монгол
Моңғол
Sergei Bodrov
Nominee

2008 - 81st Academy Awards
Tulpan
Тюльпан
Қызғалдақ
Sergei Dvortsevoy
Not Nominated

2009 - 82nd Academy Awards
Kelin
Келін
Келін
Ermek Tursunov
Made January Shortlist

2010 - 83rd Academy Awards
Strayed
Заблудившийся
Заблудившийся
Akan Satayev
Not Nominated

2011 - 84th Academy Awards
Returning to the 'A'
Возвращение в «А»
Возвращение в «А»
Egor Mikhalkov-Konchalovsky
Not Nominated

2012 - 85th Academy Awards
Myn Bala
Жаужүрек мың бала
Жаужүрек мың бала
Akan Satayev
Not Nominated

2013 - 86th Academy Awards
The Old Man
Шал
Шал
Ermek Tursunov
TBD


List of contents

Standard order
English translation
Transcription (based on Pinyin)
Traditional Chinese
Simplified Chinese

The Great Unity, God of the Eastern Sky
"Dong Huang Tai Yi"
東皇太一
东皇太一

The Lord within the Clouds
"Dong Huang Tai Yi"
雲中君
云中君

The Goddess of the Xiang
"Xiang Jun"
湘君
湘君

The Lady of the Xiang
"Xiang Fu Ren"
湘夫人
湘夫人

The Greater Master of Fate
"Da Si Ming"
大司命
大司命

The Lesser Master of Fate
"Shao Si Ming"
少司命
少司命


Made the cut

Larry Nelson
United States
1981 , 1987
T71


Missed the cut

Jack Nicklaus
United States
1963 , 1971 , 1973 1975 , 1980


First round


Second round


Third round


Final round


Made the cut


Season By Season

Arkansas RimRockers
Arkansas RimRockers
Arkansas RimRockers
Arkansas RimRockers
Arkansas RimRockers
Arkansas RimRockers


Junior Career History

Year
Competition Description
Location
Apparatus
Rank-Final

U.S. Championships
San Jose
Floor Exercise
3

U.S. Championships
San Jose
All-Around
6

U.S. Championships
San Jose
Uneven Bars
8

U.S. Championships
San Jose
Vault
10 (tie)

U.S. Championships
San Jose
Balance Beam
12

Junior Pan American Championships
Guatemala City, Guatemala
Team
1

Junior Pan American Championships
Guatemala City, Guatemala
All-Around
1

Junior Pan American Championships
Guatemala City, Guatemala
Floor Exercise
1

Junior Pan American Championships
Guatemala City, Guatemala
Uneven Bars
2

U.S. Classic
Battle Creek, Michigan
Uneven Bar
2

U.S. Classic
Battle Creek, Michigan
All-Around
3

U.S. Classic
Kansas City, Kansas
All-Around
5


Awards

Kinnera Award
Best Actor
Kaliyuga Pandavulu
Won

Nandi Awards
Best Male Debut
Kaliyuga Pandavulu
Won

Kinnera Award
Best Actor
Brahma Puthrudu
Won

Nandi Special Jury Award
Best Actor
Swarna Kamalam
Won

Nandi Award for Best Actor
Best Actor
Prema
Won

Filmfare Award for Best Actor– Telugu
Best Actor
Prema
Won

Filmfare Award for Best Actor– Telugu
Best Actor
Bobbili Raja
Won

Bhagyanagar Award
Best Actor
Shatruvu
Won

Madras filmfans award
Best Actor
Coolie No.1
Won

Yuvavahini Award
Best Actor
Sundarakanda
Won

Cinegoers Award
Best Actor
Sundarakanda
Won

Kalasagar Award
Best Actor
Abbaigaru
Won

Cinegoers Award
Best performance
Abbaigaru
Won

Nandi Award for Best Actor
Best Actor
Dharma Chakram
Won

Filmfare Award for Best Actor– Telugu
Best Actor
Dharma Chakram
Won

Kalasagar Award
Best Actor
Dharma Chakram
Won

Vamsi Berkley Award
Best Actor
Dharma Chakram
Won

Vamsi Berkley Award
Best film
Pavithra Bandham
Won

Nandi Award for Best Actor
Best Actor
Ganesh
Won

Filmfare Award for Best Actor– Telugu
Best Actor
Ganesh
Won

Nandi Award for Best Actor
Best Actor
Kalisundam Raa
Won

Filmfare Award for Best Actor– Telugu
Best Actor
Jayam Manade Raa
Won

Filmfare Award for Best Actor– Telugu
Best Actor
Sankranthi
Nominated

Santosham Best Actor Award
Best Actor
Sankranthi
Won

Nandi Award for Best Actor
Best Actor
Adavari Matalaku Ardhale Verule
Won

Santosham Best Actor Award
Best Actor
Adavari Matalaku Ardhale Verule
Won

Filmfare Award for Best Actor– Telugu
Best Actor
Adavari Matalaku Ardhale Verule
Nominated


Team players drafted into the NBA

2008–09 North Carolina Tar Heels men's basketball team


Sailing 1896–1968


Submissions

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

Year [e ] (Ceremony)
Film title used in nomination
Original title
Director
Main Language(s)
Result

1996 (69th)
A Chef in Love
შეყვარებული მზარეულის 1001 რეცეპტი
Nana Dzhordzhadze
French , Georgian
Nominee

1999 (72nd)
Here Comes the Dawn
აქ თენდება
Zaza Urushadze
Georgian
Not Nominated

2000 (73rd)
27 Missing Kisses
ზაფხული, ანუ 27 მოპარული კოცნა
Nana Dzhordzhadze
Georgian , Russian
Not Nominated

2001 (74th)
Migration of the Angel
ანგელოზის გადაფრენა
Nodar Managadze
Georgian
Not Nominated

2005 (78th)
Tbilisi, Tbilisi
თბილისი-თბილისი
Levan Zaqareishvili
Georgian
Not Nominated

2007 (80th)
Russian Triangle
რუსული სამკუთხედი
Aleko Tsabadze
Russian
Not Nominated

2008 (81st)
Mediator
მედიატორი
Dito Tsintsadze
English , German , Russian
Not Nominated

2009 (82nd)
The Other Bank
გაღმა ნაპირი
George Ovashvili
Georgian , Abkhaz , Russian
Not Nominated

2010 (83rd)
Street Days
ქუჩის დღეები
Levan Koguashvili
Georgian
Not Nominated

2011 (84th)
Chantrapas
შანტრაპა
Otar Iosseliani
French , Georgian
Not Nominated

2012 (85th)
Keep Smiling
გაიღიმეთ
Rusudan Chkonia
Georgian
Not Nominated

2013 (86th)
In Bloom
გრძელი ნათელი დღეები
Nana Ekvtimishvili , Simon Groß
Georgian
TBD


Results

Draw
Language
Artist
Song
English translation
Place
Points

Spanish
Conchita Bautista
" Estando contigo "
When I'm with you

French
Colette Deréal
" Allons, allons les enfants "
Come on, come on children

German
Jimmy Makulis
" Sehnsucht "
Longing

Finnish
Laila Kinnunen
" Valoa ikkunassa "
The lights in the window

" Neke davne zvezde " (Неке давне звезде)

Dutch
Greetje Kauffeld
" Wat een dag "
What a day

German , French
Lale Andersen
" Einmal sehen wir uns wieder "
We will meet again

French
Jean-Paul Mauric
" Printemps, avril carillonne "
Spring, April rings

French
Franca di Rienzo
" Nous aurons demain "
We'll have tomorrow

Dutch
Bob Benny
" September, gouden roos "
September, golden rose

Norwegian
Nora Brockstedt
" Sommer i Palma "
Summer in Palma

French
Jean-Claude Pascal
" Nous les amoureux "
We the lovers

English
The Allisons
" Are You Sure? "
–

Italian
Betty Curtis
" Al di là "
Beyond


Awards and nominations

CAPIF Awards
Best Album by a Film/Television Band
Teen Angels
Won

Premios Carlos Gardel 2009
Best Album by a Film/Television Band
Teen Angels
Won

Premios 40 Principales
Best Argentine Act
Teen Angels
Won

Premios Carlos Gardel 2010
Best Album by a Film/Television Band
Teen Angels
Won

Kids' Choice Awards Argentina 2011
Favorite Music Group
Teen Angels
Won

Mejor Álbum Infantil/juvenil por Teenangels 4


List

Abbr
Canton
Capital
Density (per km²)
No. munic.
s Official language

SO Solothurn Solothurn 308.0 122.0 German

BL Basel-Landschaft Liestal 502.0 86.0 German

SH Schaffhausen Schaffhausen 246.0 27.0 German

AR
Appenzell Ausserrhoden
Herisau
German

AI
Appenzell Innerrhoden
Appenzell
German

GR
Graubünden
Chur
German , Romansh , Italian

TI Ticino Bellinzona 110.0 157.0 Italian

NE Neuchâtel Neuchâtel 206.0 53.0 French

CH
Switzerland
Bern
German , French , Italian , Romansh


Names in national languages

Abbr
Common English
French
Italian
Romansh

AI
Appenzell Innerrhoden
Appenzell Rhodes-Intérieures
Appenzello Interno
Appenzell dadens

AR
Appenzell Ausserrhoden
Appenzell Rhodes-Extérieures
Appenzello Esterno
Appenzell dador

BS Basel-Stadt Bâle-Ville Basilea-Città Basilea-Citad

BL Basel-Landschaft Bâle-Campagne Basilea-Campagna Basilea-Champagna

NE Neuchâtel Neuchâtel Neuchâtel Neuchâtel

NW Nidwalden Nidwald Nidvaldo Sutsilvania

SH Schaffhausen Schaffhouse Sciaffusa Schaffusa

SZ
Schwyz
Schwyz (or Schwytz)
Svitto
Sviz

SG
St. Gallen
Saint-Gall
San Gallo
Son Gagl


Systematic multiples

Symbol
Prefix
SI Meaning
Binary meaning
Size difference


Appearances and goals

Name
Position
League Apps
League Goals
FA Cup Apps
FA Cup Goals
League Cup Apps
League Cup Goals
FLT Apps
FLT Goals
Total Apps
Total Goals

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Graham Mitchell
DF
20 (2)
3
1 (1)
5
29 (3)


Micro Focus International plc financial results.

Year to April
Revenue (US $million)
EBIT (US $m)
Net profit (US $m)
Earnings per share (¢)


Albums

Artist
Album
Country
Year
Catalog #
Format

The Beach Boys
L.A. (Light Album)
US
JZ 35752
LP

The Beach Boys
L.A. (Light Album)
US
ZK 35752
CD

The Beach Boys
Keepin' the Summer Alive
US
FZ 36293
LP

The Beach Boys
Keepin' the Summer Alive
US
ZK 36293
CD

The Beach Boys
Ten Years of Harmony
US
Z2X 37445
2LP

The Beach Boys
Ten Years of Harmony
US
Z2K 37445
2CD

The Beach Boys
The Beach Boys
US
BFZ 39946
LP

The Beach Boys
The Beach Boys
US
ZK 39946
CD

Carl Wilson
Carl Wilson
Japan
SRCS 6102
CD

Carl Wilson
Youngblood
Japan
SRCS 6103
CD

Dennis Wilson
Pacific Ocean Blue
US
PZ 34354
LP

Dennis Wilson
Pacific Ocean Blue
US
ZK 34354
CD

Dennis Wilson
Pacific Ocean Blue
US
CD: 88697339322 LP: SUZ5212.1
CD/LP

L.A. Express
The L.A. Express
US
PZ 33940
LP

Matthew Moore
Winged Horses
US
JZ 35611
LP

Matthew Moore
The Sport Of Guessing
US
JZ 36118
LP

James Vincent
Waiting for the Rain
CA
AL 34899
LP


Disc 1

English translation
Original album
Lyricist(s)
Composer(s)
Time

"The Summer"
Previously unreleased
Giorgos Moukidis
Giorgos Moukidis
3:44

"Goodbye"
Previously unreleased
Giorgos Moukidis
Giorgos Moukidis
4:07

"Surrender"
Previously unreleased
Giorgos Moukidis
Giorgos Moukidis
4:03

"What Else Will I Hear"
Ena Hadi
Ilias Filippou
Kyriakos Papadopoulos
3:22

"I'm Bleeding"
Matono
Vasilis Giannopoulos
Christos Dantis
3:33

"Nowhere"
Matono
Giorgos Moukidis
Giorgos Moukidis
4:09

"I'm Fine"
Mazi Sou
Stelios Hronis
Stelios Hronis
4:03

"Meaning"
Noima
Giorgos Theofanous
Giorgos Theofanous
4:45

"A Caress"
Ena Hadi
Ilias Filippou
Kyriakos Papadopoulos
3:57

"The Last Cup"
Ena (New Edition)
Christos Dantis
Christos Dantis
4:13

"You Boldnesses and you have complaint, you?"

"You Left"
Matono
Giorgos Moukidis
Giorgos Moukidis
3:58

"Don't Ask"
Noima
Giorgos Theofanous
Giorgos Theofanous
4:33

"One"
Ena
Vicky Gerothodorou
Takis Bougas
3:39

"We Lived"
Ena
Eleana Vrahali
Dimitris Kontopoulos
3:41

"Run"
Trekse
Eleana Vrahali
Christos Dantis
4:02

"With You"
Mazi Sou
Giorgos Moukidis
Giorgos Moukidis
3:33

"The Paths"
Matono
Vicky Gerothodorou
Antonios Vardis
5:03

"Secret"
Ena (New Edition)
Giorgos Moukidis
Giorgos Moukidis
5:44


Months

English name
Thai name
Abbr.
Transcription
Sanskrit word
Zodiac sign

January
มกราคม
ม.ค.
makarakhom, mokkarakhom
makara "sea-monster"
Capricorn

February
กุมภาพันธ์
ก.พ.
kumphaphan
kumbha "pitcher, water-pot"
Aquarius

March
มีนาคม
มี.ค.
minakhom
mīna "(a specific kind of) fish"
Pisces

April
เมษายน
เม.ย.
mesayon
meṣa "ram"
Aries

May
พฤษภาคม
พ.ค.
phruetsaphakhom
vṛṣabha "bull"
Taurus

June
มิถุนายน
มิ.ย.
mithunayon
mithuna "a pair"
Gemini

July
กรกฎาคม
ก.ค.
karakadakhom
karkaṭa "crab"
Cancer

August
สิงหาคม
ส.ค.
singhakhom
sinha "lion"
Leo

September
กันยายน
ก.ย.
kanyayon
kanyā "girl"
Virgo

October
ตุลาคม
ต.ค.
tulakhom
tulā "balance"
Libra

November
พฤศจิกายน
พ.ย.
phruetsachikayon
vṛścika "scorpion"
Scorpio

December
ธันวาคม
ธ.ค.
thanwakhom
dhanu "bow, arc"
Sagittarius


Weekdays

English name
Thai name
Transcription
Color
Sanskrit word
Planet

Sunday
วันอาทิตย์
wan athit
red
Aditya
Sun

Monday
วันจันทร์
wan chan
yellow
Chandra
Moon

Tuesday
วันอังคาร
wan angkhan
pink
Angaraka
Mars

Wednesday
วันพุธ
wan phut
green
Budha
Mercury

Thursday
วันพฤหัสบดี
wan phruehatsabodi
orange
Brihaspati
Jupiter

Friday
วันศุกร์
wan suk
blue
Shukra
Venus

Saturday
วันเสาร์
wan sao
purple
Shani
Saturn


Mining disasters in the Rhondda Valley 1850 - 1965

Colliery
Location
Date
Year
Death toll
cause

Dinas Colliery
Dinas
1 January
gas explosion

Cymmer Colliery
Cymmer
15 July
gas explosion

Ferndale No. 1 Pit
Blaenllechau
8 November
gas explosion

Ferndale No. 1 Pit
Blaenllechau
10 June
gas explosion

Pentre Colliery
Pentre
24 February
gas explosion

Tynewydd Colliery
Porth
11 April
flooding

Dinas Middle Colliery
Dinas
13 January
gas explosion

Naval Colliery
Penygraig
10 December
gas explosion

Gelli Colliery
Gelli
21 August
gas explosion

Naval Colliery
Penygraig
27 January
gas explosion

Maerdy Colliery
Maerdy
23–24 December
gas explosion

National Colliery
Wattstown
18 February
gas explosion

Tylorstown Colliery
Tylorstown
27 January
gas explosion

National Colliery
Wattstown
11 July
gas explosion

Cambrian Colliery No.1
Clydach Vale
10 March
gas explosion

Naval Colliery
Penygraig
27 August
cage fall

Glamorgan Colliery
Llwynypia
25 January
firedamp

Blaenclydach Colliery
Clydach Vale
25 November
runaway trolly

Lewis Merthyr Colliery
Trehafod
22 November
gas explosion

Cambrian Colliery
Clydach Vale
17 May
gas explosion


Software updates

Device
Carrier
Package Version
Applications
Software Platform


Men

Mark Wind* Athlete Nationality Venue Date

8.95m(29ft4¼in)
0.3
Mike Powell
United States
Tokyo
August 30, 1991

8.90m(29ft2¼in) A
2.0
Bob Beamon
United States
Mexico City
October 18, 1968

8.87m(29ft1in)
−0.2
Carl Lewis
United States
Tokyo
August 30, 1991

8.86m(29ft0¾in) A
1.9
Robert Emmiyan
Soviet Union
Tsakhkadzor
May 22, 1987

8.74m(28ft8in)
1.4
Larry Myricks
United States
Indianapolis
July 18, 1988

8.74m(28ft8in) A
2.0
Erick Walder
United States
El Paso
April 2, 1994

8.74m(28ft8in)
−1.2
Dwight Phillips
United States
Eugene
June 7, 2009

8.73m(28ft7½in)
1.2
Irving Saladino
Panama
Hengelo
May 24, 2008

8.71m(28ft6¾in)
1.9
Iván Pedroso
Cuba
Salamanca
July 18, 1995

8.66m(28ft4¾in)
1.6
Loúis Tsátoumas
Greece
Kalamáta
June 2, 2007


Men

Russia
8.56m(28ft1in)
Aleksandr Menkov
Moscow
16 August 2013

India
8.09m(26ft6½in)
Kumaravel Prem Kumar
New Delhi
5 August 2013


List of centuries

HH Gibbs
101
Headingley, Leeds
13 Jun 1999

SR Waugh
120*
Headingley, Leeds
13 Jun 1999

Saeed Anwar
113*
Old Trafford, Manchester
16 Jun 1999


Singles finals: 9 (4–5)

Outcome Date Tournament Surface Opponent Score

Runner-up
12 November 2007
Helsinki , Finland
Hard (i)
Steve Darcis
3–6, 6–1, 4–6

Runner-up
26 May 2008
Karlsruhe , Germany
Clay
Teymuraz Gabashvili
1–6, 4–6

Runner-up
12 April 2010
Baton Rouge , US
Hard (i)
Kevin Anderson
7–6 (9–7) , 6–7 (7–9) , 1–6

Runner-up
31 May 2010
Fürth , Germany
Clay
Robin Haase
4–6, 2–6

Winner
26 July 2010
Granby , Canada
Hard
Milos Raonic
6–3, 7–6 (7–4)

Winner
11 October 2010
Tiburon , US
Hard
Ryan Harrison
6–1, 6–1

Winner
13 November 2011
Loughborough , UK
Hard
Flavio Cipolla
6–2, 7–5

Runner-up
7 July 2012
Braunschweig , Germany
Clay
Thomaz Bellucci
6–7 (4–7) , 3–6

Winner
16 September 2012
Pétange , Luxembourg
Hard
Paul-Henri Mathieu
7–6 (9–7) , 6–4


Singles Performance Timeline

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

ATP World Tour Masters 1000
ATP World Tour Masters 1000
ATP World Tour Masters 1000
ATP World Tour Masters 1000
ATP World Tour Masters 1000
ATP World Tour Masters 1000

Career Statistics
Career Statistics
Career Statistics
Career Statistics
Career Statistics
Career Statistics


Doubles Titles (4)

Date
Tournament
Surface
Partner
Opponents in the final
Score

20 March 2006
Australia F4
Clay
Robert Haybittel
Damian Patriarca Joseph Sirianni
6–7(4), 1–6

7 April 2008
Russia F1
Hard
Chris Eaton
Sergei Demekhine Konstantin Kravchuk
1–6, 2–6

30 October 2009
Cardiff, Great Britain F16
Hard
Tim Bradshaw
Barry King James McGee
4–6, 6–7(3)

4 December 2009
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic F2
Hard
Amir Weintraub
Adam El Mihdawy Blake Strode
3–6, 6–2, [7–10]

Alexandre Bonatto Rodrigo-Antonio Grilli

3 January 2010
São Paulo , Brazil F34
Hard
Guillermo Alcaide
Juan-Pablo Amado Rodrigo-Antonio Grilli
4–6, 5–7

19 March 2010
Astana , Kazakhstan F1
Hard
Alexander Peya
Evgeny Kirillov Alexander Kudryavtsev
3–6, 4–6

10 September 2010
Cumberland, London, Great Britain F13
Hard
Claudio Grassi
David Rice Sean Thornley
6–2, 3–6, [0–10]

29 January 2011
Kaarst, Germany F3
Carpet
Chris Eaton
Kevin Krawietz Marcel Zimmermann
3–6, 5–7

29 April 2011
Bournemouth, Great Britain F5
Clay
Carlos Poch-Gradin
David Rice Sean Thornley
3–6, 4–6

15 April 2012
Antalya, Turkey F14
Hard
Gero Kretschmer
Richard Becker Nikolaus Moser
4–6, 1–6


Release history

United States Canada
October 20, 1976
Warner Brothers
LP
BS 2970

United Kingdom
December 1976
Warner Brothers
LP
K 56298

United States
May 1990
Rykodisc
CD
RCD 10160

United Kingdom
May 1990
Zappa Records
CD
CDZAP22

United States
May 2, 1995
Rykodisc
CD
RCD 10523

United States
August 28, 2012
Universal Music
CD
ZR3855


Race calendar and winners

Round
Circuit
Date
Pole Position
Fastest Lap
Winning Driver
Winning Team

AVUS
1 May
Emanuele Pirro
Emanuele Pirro
Frank Biela
Racing Organisation Course

Wunstorf
12 June
Patrick Bernhardt
Patrick Bernhardt
Frank Biela
Racing Organisation Course

Zolder
3 July
Emanuele Pirro
Frank Biela
Johnny Cecotto
BMW Motorsport

Zandvoort
17 July
Frank Biela
Rinaldo Capello
Frank Biela
Racing Organisation Course

Österreichring
7 August
Altfrid Heger
Ivan Capelli
Altfrid Heger
BMW Team Schneider

Salzburgring
28 August
Emanuele Pirro
Frank Biela
Johnny Cecotto
BMW Motorsport

Spa-Francorchamps
11 September
Johnny Cecotto
Johnny Cecotto
Johnny Cecotto
BMW Motorsport

Nürburgring
25 September
Johnny Cecotto
Johnny Cecotto
Johnny Cecotto
BMW Motorsport


Made the cut

Player
Country
Year(s) won
Total
To par
Finish


First round


Second round


Final round

Place
Player
Country
Score
To par
Money ( $ )


Third round


Thailand Masters
Bangkok
Steve Davis
Stephen Hendry
6–3

Hong Kong Challenge
Hong Kong
Stephen Hendry
James Wattana
9–1

Indian Challenge
Delhi
Stephen Hendry
John Parrott
9–5

Scottish Masters
Motherwell
Mike Hallett
Steve Davis
10–6

Humo Masters
Antwerp
Mike Hallett
Neal Foulds
9–7

Belgian Challenge
Antwerp
Steve Davis
Stephen Hendry
10–9


MPs 1832–1885

East Surrey (UK Parliament constituency)

Election
First member
1st Party
Second member
2nd Party

1832
John Ivatt Briscoe
Liberal
Aubrey Beauclerk
Liberal

1835
Richard Alsager
Conservative
Aubrey Beauclerk
Liberal

1837
Richard Alsager
Conservative
Henry Kemble
Conservative

1841 by-election
Edmund Antrobus
Conservative
Henry Kemble
Conservative

1847
Peter John Locke King
Liberal
Thomas Alcock
Liberal

1865
Peter John Locke King
Liberal
Charles Buxton
Liberal

1871 by-election
Peter John Locke King
Liberal
James Watney
Conservative

1874
William Grantham
Conservative
James Watney
Conservative

1885
Constituency abolished
Constituency abolished
Constituency abolished
Constituency abolished


Censorship by country

Country
Region
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Antigua and Barbuda
NAmerica
38
—
—
—
—
—
—

Armenia Eurasia 65 28.04 — sub sel sel sel

Australia Oceania 21 15.24 u ne ne ne ne

Azerbaijan Eurasia 80 47.73 r sel sel ne ne

Bahrain Asia 84 62.75 e,se per per sel sub

Belarus Europe 93 48.35 e sel sel sel sel

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Europe
48
26.86
—
—
—
—
—

Central African Republic
Africa
62
26.61
—
—
—
—
—

China Asia 85 73.07 e,se per sub per sub

Colombia SAmerica 55 37.48 — ne ne ne ne

Congo, Democratic Republic of the
Africa
83
41.66
—
—
—
—
—

Congo, Republic of the
Africa
55
28.2
—
—
—
—
—

Czech Republic
Europe
19
10.17
—
—
—
—
—

Dominican Republic
NAmerica
41
28.34
—
—
—
—
—

Equatorial Guinea
Africa
91
67.2
—
—
—
—
—

Ethiopia Africa 81 39.57 — per ne sel sel

Georgia Eurasia 52 30.09 — sel ne sel ne

Guatemala NAmerica 60 29.39 — ne ye ne ne

Indonesia Asia 49 41.05 — sel sel ne sel

Kazakhstan Eurasia 81 55.08 u sel sel ne ne

Mauritania Africa 52 26.76 — sel ne ne ne

Morocco Africa 68 39.04 — ne sel sel sel

Northern Cyprus
Europe
—
29.34
—
—
—
—
—

Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States

Pakistan Asia 63 51.31 r sel sel sub sel

Palestinian territories
Asia
83
43.09
—
ne
sub
ne
ne

Papua New Guinea
Oceania
27
22.97
—
—
—
—
—

Russia Eurasia 80 43.42 u,r sel sel ne ne

Saint Kitts and Nevis
NAmerica
20
—
—
—
—
—
—

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
NAmerica
17
—
—
—
—
—
—

São Tomé and Príncipe
Africa
29
—
—
—
—
—
—

Saudi Arabia
Asia
84
56.88
e
sub
per
sel
per

South Korea
Asia
32
24.48
u
ne
sel
per
ne

Syria Asia 89 78.53 e,se per sel sel per

Trinidad and Tobago
NAmerica
25
23.12
—
—
—
—
—

Turkey Eurasia 55 46.56 u sel sel ne sel

Turkmenistan Asia 96 79.14 e per sel sel sel

United Arab Emirates
Asia
72
33.49
u
sub
per
sel
per

United Kingdom
Europe
21
16.89
—
ne
ne
ne
ne

United States
NAmerica
18
18.22
—
ne
ne
ne
ne

Uzbekistan Asia 95 60.39 e per sel sel sel

Venezuela SAmerica 76 34.44 — ne ne ne ne

Vietnam Asia 84 71.78 e,se per sel sel sub


Made the cut


Missed the cut


Final leaderboard


See also

List of intervals in 5-limit just intonation

Harmonic
Ratio
Cents
12ET Cents
53ET Commas
53ET Cents


Made the cut

Greg Norman
Australia
1986 , 1993
–1
T15


Final round

Place
Player
Country
Score
To par
Money ( £ )

T1
John Daly
United States
67-71-73-71=282
–6
Playoff

T1
Costantino Rocca
Italy
69-70-70-73=282
–6
Playoff


Primary education statistics by district for 2007

Measure
Bombali
Bonthe
Kailahun
Kambia
Kenema
Koinadugu
Kono
Moyamba
Port Loko
Pujehun
Tonkolili

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Racing vehicles


Members of Parliament

Year
Lok Sabha
Members of Parliament
Party Won
Winner's % votes
Trailing Party
Trailing Party % votes

1st Lok Sabha
Mukund Lal Agrawal
Indian National Congress
43.11%
Socialist Party
22.58%

2nd Lok Sabha
Mohan Swarup
Praja Socialist Party
50.54%
Indian National Congress
34.86%

3rd Lok Sabha
Mohan Swarup
Praja Socialist Party
29.62%
Indian National Congress
27.42%

4th Lok Sabha
Mohan Swarup
Praja Socialist Party
28.24%
Indian National Congress
24.26%

5th Lok Sabha
Mohan Swarup
Indian National Congress
38.96%
Indian National Organization
24.74%

6th Lok Sabha
Md Shamsul Hasan Khan
Bharatiya Lok Dal
71.32%
Indian National Congress
19.73%

7th Lok Sabha
Harish Kumar Gangawar
Indian National Congress
40.42%
Janata Party
25.34%

8th Lok Sabha
Bhanu Pratap Singh
Indian National Congress
63.84%
Bharatiya Lok Dal
23.39%

9th Lok Sabha
Maneka Gandhi
Janata Dal
57.34%
Indian National Congress
29.37%

10th Lok Sabha
Parshuram Gangwar
Bharatiya Janta Party
30.86%
Janata Dal
29.40%

11th Lok Sabha
Maneka Gandhi
Janata Dal
59.83%
Bharatiya Janta Party
17.01%

12th Lok Sabha
Maneka Gandhi
Independent
55.99%
Bahujan Samaj Party
22.60%

13th Lok Sabha
Maneka Gandhi
Independent
57.94%
Bahujan Samaj Party
25.88%

14th Lok Sabha
Maneka Gandhi
Bharatiya Janta Party
37.75%
Samajwadi Party
22.58%

15th Lok Sabha
Feroze Varun Gandhi
Bharatiya Janta Party
49.79%
Indian National Congress
16.38%


Monument winners since 1960

Year
Milan – San Remo
Tour of Flanders
Paris–Roubaix
Liège–Bastogne–Liège
Giro di Lombardia

René Privat ( FRA )
Arthur De Cabooter ( BEL )
Pino Cerami ( BEL )
Albertus Geldermans ( NED )
Emile Daems ( BEL )

Raymond Poulidor ( FRA )
Tom Simpson ( GBR )
Rik van Looy ( BEL )
Rik van Looy ( BEL )
Vito Taccone ( ITA )

Emile Daems ( BEL )
Rik van Looy ( BEL )
Rik van Looy ( BEL )
Jef Planckaert ( BEL )
Jo de Roo ( NED )

Joseph Groussard ( FRA )
Noel Foré ( BEL )
Emile Daems ( BEL )
Frans Melckenbeeck ( BEL )
Jo de Roo ( NED )

Tom Simpson ( GBR )
Rudi Altig ( GER )
Peter Post ( NED )
Willy Blocklandt ( BEL )
Gianni Motta ( ITA )

Arie den Hartog ( NED )
Jo De Roo ( NED )
Rik van Looy ( BEL )
Carmine Preziosi ( ITA )
Tom Simpson ( GBR )

Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Edward Sels ( BEL )
Felice Gimondi ( ITA )
Jacques Anquetil ( FRA )
Felice Gimondi ( ITA )

Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Dino Zandegù ( ITA )
Jan Janssen ( NED )
Walter Godefroot ( BEL )
Franco Bitossi ( ITA )

Rudi Altig ( GER )
Walter Godefroot ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Walter Van Sweefelt ( BEL )
Herman van Springel ( BEL )

Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Walter Godefroot ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Jean-Pierre Monseré ( BEL )

Michele Dancelli ( ITA )
Eric Leman ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Roger De Vlaeminck ( BEL )
Franco Bitossi ( ITA )

Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Evert Dolman ( NED )
Roger Rosiers ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )

Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Eric Leman ( BEL )
Roger De Vlaeminck ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )

Roger De Vlaeminck ( BEL )
Eric Leman ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Felice Gimondi ( ITA )

Felice Gimondi ( ITA )
Cees Bal ( NED )
Roger De Vlaeminck ( BEL )
Georges Pintens ( BEL )
Roger De Vlaeminck ( BEL )

Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Roger De Vlaeminck ( BEL )
Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Francesco Moser ( ITA )

Eddy Merckx ( BEL )
Walter Planckaert ( BEL )
Marc Demeyer ( BEL )
Joseph Bruyère ( BEL )
Roger De Vlaeminck ( BEL )

Jan Raas ( NED )
Roger De Vlaeminck ( BEL )
Roger De Vlaeminck ( BEL )
Bernard Hinault ( FRA )
Gianbattista Baronchelli ( ITA )

Roger De Vlaeminck ( BEL )
Walter Godefroot ( BEL )
Francesco Moser ( ITA )
Joseph Bruyère ( BEL )
Francesco Moser ( ITA )

Roger De Vlaeminck ( BEL )
Jan Raas ( NED )
Francesco Moser ( ITA )
Dietrich Thurau ( GER )
Bernard Hinault ( FRA )

Pierino Gavazzi ( ITA )
Michel Pollentier ( BEL )
Francesco Moser ( ITA )
Bernard Hinault ( FRA )
Fons De Wolf ( BEL )

Fons De Wolf ( BEL )
Hennie Kuiper ( NED )
Bernard Hinault ( FRA )
Josef Fuchs ( SUI )
Hennie Kuiper ( NED )

Marc Gomez ( FRA )
René Martens ( BEL )
Jan Raas ( NED )
Silvano Contini ( ITA )
Giuseppe Saronni ( ITA )

Giuseppe Saronni ( ITA )
Jan Raas ( NED )
Hennie Kuiper ( NED )
Steven Rooks ( NED )
Sean Kelly ( IRL )

Francesco Moser ( ITA )
Johan Lammerts ( NED )
Sean Kelly ( IRL )
Sean Kelly ( IRL )
Bernard Hinault ( FRA )

Hennie Kuiper ( NED )
Eric Vanderaerden ( BEL )
Marc Madiot ( FRA )
Moreno Argentin ( ITA )
Sean Kelly ( IRL )

Sean Kelly ( IRL )
Adri van der Poel ( NED )
Sean Kelly ( IRL )
Moreno Argentin ( ITA )
Gianbattista Baronchelli ( ITA )

Erich Mächler ( SUI )
Claude Criquielion ( BEL )
Eric Vanderaerden ( BEL )
Moreno Argentin ( ITA )
Moreno Argentin ( ITA )

Laurent Fignon ( FRA )
Eddy Planckaert ( BEL )
Dirk Demol ( BEL )
Adri van der Poel ( NED )
Charly Mottet ( FRA )

Laurent Fignon ( FRA )
Edwig van Hooydonck ( BEL )
Jean-Marie Wampers ( BEL )
Sean Kelly ( IRL )
Tony Rominger ( SUI )

Gianni Bugno ( ITA )
Moreno Argentin ( ITA )
Eddy Planckaert ( BEL )
Eric van Lancker ( BEL )
Gilles Delion ( FRA )

Claudio Chiappucci ( ITA )
Edwig van Hooydonck ( BEL )
Marc Madiot ( FRA )
Moreno Argentin ( ITA )
Sean Kelly ( IRL )

Sean Kelly ( IRL )
Jacky Durand ( FRA )
Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle ( FRA )
Dirk de Wolf ( BEL )
Tony Rominger ( SUI )

Maurizio Fondriest ( ITA )
Johan Museeuw ( BEL )
Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle ( FRA )
Rolf Sørensen ( DEN )
Pascal Richard ( SUI )

Giorgio Furlan ( ITA )
Gianni Bugno ( ITA )
Andrei Tchmil ( UKR )
Evgeni Berzin ( RUS )
Viatcheslav Bobrik ( RUS )

Laurent Jalabert ( FRA )
Johan Museeuw ( BEL )
Franco Ballerini ( ITA )
Mauro Gianetti ( SUI )
Gianni Faresin ( ITA )

Gabriele Colombo ( ITA )
Michele Bartoli ( ITA )
Johan Museeuw ( BEL )
Pascal Richard ( SUI )
Andrea Tafi ( ITA )

Erik Zabel ( GER )
Rolf Sørensen ( DEN )
Frédéric Guesdon ( FRA )
Michele Bartoli ( ITA )
Laurent Jalabert ( FRA )

Erik Zabel ( GER )
Johan Museeuw ( BEL )
Franco Ballerini ( ITA )
Michele Bartoli ( ITA )
Oscar Camenzind ( SUI )

Andrei Tchmil ( BEL )
Peter Van Petegem ( BEL )
Andrea Tafi ( ITA )
Frank Vandenbroucke ( BEL )
Mirko Celestino ( ITA )

Erik Zabel ( GER )
Andrei Tchmil ( BEL )
Johan Museeuw ( BEL )
Paolo Bettini ( ITA )
Raimondas Rumšas ( LTU )

Erik Zabel ( GER )
Gianluca Bortolami ( ITA )
Servais Knaven ( NED )
Oscar Camenzind ( SUI )
Danilo Di Luca ( ITA )

Mario Cipollini ( ITA )
Andrea Tafi ( ITA )
Johan Museeuw ( BEL )
Paolo Bettini ( ITA )
Michele Bartoli ( ITA )

Paolo Bettini ( ITA )
Peter Van Petegem ( BEL )
Peter Van Petegem ( BEL )
Tyler Hamilton ( USA )
Michele Bartoli ( ITA )

Óscar Freire ( ESP )
Steffen Wesemann ( GER )
Magnus Bäckstedt ( SWE )
Davide Rebellin ( ITA )
Damiano Cunego ( ITA )

Alessandro Petacchi ( ITA )
Tom Boonen ( BEL )
Tom Boonen ( BEL )
Alexander Vinokourov ( KAZ )
Paolo Bettini ( ITA )

Filippo Pozzato ( ITA )
Tom Boonen ( BEL )
Fabian Cancellara ( SUI )
Alejandro Valverde ( ESP )
Paolo Bettini ( ITA )

Óscar Freire ( ESP )
Alessandro Ballan ( ITA )
Stuart O'Grady ( AUS )
Danilo Di Luca ( ITA )
Damiano Cunego ( ITA )

Fabian Cancellara ( SUI )
Stijn Devolder ( BEL )
Tom Boonen ( BEL )
Alejandro Valverde ( ESP )
Damiano Cunego ( ITA )

Mark Cavendish ( GBR )
Stijn Devolder ( BEL )
Tom Boonen ( BEL )
Andy Schleck ( LUX )
Philippe Gilbert ( BEL )

Óscar Freire ( ESP )
Fabian Cancellara ( SUI )
Fabian Cancellara ( SUI )
Alexander Vinokourov ( KAZ )
Philippe Gilbert ( BEL )

Matthew Goss ( AUS )
Nick Nuyens ( BEL )
Johan Vansummeren ( BEL )
Philippe Gilbert ( BEL )
Oliver Zaugg ( SUI )

Simon Gerrans ( AUS )
Tom Boonen ( BEL )
Tom Boonen ( BEL )
Maxim Iglinsky ( KAZ )
Joaquim Rodriguez ( ESP )

Gerald Ciolek ( GER )
Fabian Cancellara ( SUI )
Fabian Cancellara ( SUI )
Daniel Martin ( IRL )
Joaquim Rodriguez ( ESP )


Prize list

2005.0 Gravelines-Dunkerque Strasbourg 88-71 Gravelines

2011.0 Nancy Chalon-sur-Saône 89-83 Nancy

2012.0 Limoges Chalon-sur-Saône 78-76 Paris


External links

Title Author Doctor Companion(s) Published

Time and Relative
Kim Newman
1st
Susan Foreman
November 2001

Citadel of Dreams
Dave Stone
7th
Ace
March 2002

Nightdreamers
Tom Arden
3rd
Jo Grant
May 2002

Ghost Ship
Keith Topping
4th
August 2002

Foreign Devils
Andrew Cartmel
2nd
Jamie McCrimmon and Zoe Heriot
November 2002

Wonderland
Mark Chadbourn
2nd
Ben Jackson and Polly
April 2003

Shell Shock
Simon A Forward
6th
Peri Brown
June 2003

The Cabinet of Light
Daniel O'Mahony
Unspecified Doctor
July 2003

Fallen Gods
Jon Blum and Kate Orman
8th
August 2003

Tara Samms ( pseudonym for Stephen Cole )

The Eye of the Tyger
Paul J. McAuley
8th
November 2003

Companion Piece
Robert Perry and Mike Tucker
7th
Catherine Broome
December 2003

Blood and Hope
Iain McLaughlin
5th
Peri and Erimem
January 2004

The Dalek Factor
Simon Clark
Unspecified Doctor
February 2004


Assembly segments

Constituency number
Name
Reserved for ( SC / ST /None)
District
Number of electorates (2009)


Members clubs

Club
Coach
City
Stadium
2007-2008 season

Kazma Sporting Club
Marinko Koljanin
Kuwait City
Al-Sadaqua Walsalam Stadium
5th

Qadsia
Mohammed Ibrahem
Kuwait City
Mohammed Al-Hamad Stadium
2nd

Kuwait
Dragan
Kuwait City
Al Kuwait Sports Club Stadium
Champions

Salmiya
Mihai Stoichiţă
Al Salmiya
Thamir Stadium
3rd

Al Tadamon
Rashid Budaj
Farwaniya
Farwaniya Stadium
6th

Arabi
Ahmed Khalaf
Mansuriyah
Sabah Al Salem Stadium
4th

Al Shabab
Goran
Al-Ahmadi
Al-Ahmadi Stadium
Promoted

Al Naser
Maher Al-Shemari
Al Farwaniyah
Ali Al Salem Al Subah
7th


MPs 1832–1885: Macclesfield Parliamentary Borough

Macclesfield (UK Parliament constituency)

Election
1st Member
1st Party
2nd Member
2nd Party

John Brocklehurst
Liberal
John Ryle
Conservative

John Brocklehurst
Liberal
Thomas Grimsditch
Conservative

John Brocklehurst
Liberal
John Williams
Conservative

John Brocklehurst
Liberal
Edward Christopher Egerton
Conservative

William Coare Brocklehurst
Liberal
David Chadwick
Liberal

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writ suspended
writ suspended
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Missed the cut

Jack Nicklaus
United States
1963 , 1971 , 1973 1975 , 1980


Rank by time in office

List of Prime Ministers of Australia by time in office

Rank:
Prime Minister:
Party:
Assumed Office:
Left Office:
TOTAL Time in Office:

Sir Robert Menzies (1894–1978)
United Australia
26 April 1939
29 August 1941
18 years, 160 days

Sir Robert Menzies (1894–1978)
Liberal
19 December 1949
26 January 1966
18 years, 160 days

John Howard (born 1939)
Liberal
11 March 1996
3 December 2007
11years, 267days

Bob Hawke (born 1929)
Labor
11 March 1983
20 December 1991
8years, 284days

Malcolm Fraser (born 1930)
Liberal
11 November 1975
11 March 1983
7years, 120days

Billy Hughes (1862–1952)
Labor
27 October 1915
9 February 1923
7years, 105days

Billy Hughes (1862–1952)
National Labor
27 October 1915
9 February 1923
7years, 105days

Billy Hughes (1862–1952)
Nationalist
27 October 1915
9 February 1923
7years, 105days

Joseph Lyons (1879–1939)
United Australia
6 January 1932
7 April 1939
7years, 91days

Stanley Bruce (1883–1967)
Nationalist
9 February 1923
22 October 1929
6years, 255days

Alfred Deakin (1856–1919)
Protectionist
24 September 1903
27 April 1904
4 years, 313 days

Alfred Deakin (1856–1919)
Protectionist
5 July 1905
13 November 1908
4 years, 313 days

Alfred Deakin (1856–1919)
Commonwealth Liberal
2 June 1909
29 April 1910
4 years, 313 days

Andrew Fisher (1862–1928)
Labor
13 November 1908
2 June 1909
4 years, 297 days

Andrew Fisher (1862–1928)
Labor
29 April 1910
24 June 1913
4 years, 297 days

Andrew Fisher (1862–1928)
Labor
17 September 1914
27 October 1915
4 years, 297 days

Ben Chifley (1885–1951)
Labor
13 July 1945
19 December 1949
4years, 159days

Paul Keating (born 1944)
Labor
20 December 1991
11 March 1996
4years, 82days

John Curtin (1885–1945)
Labor
7 October 1941
5 July 1945
3years, 271days

John Gorton (1911–2002)
Liberal
10 January 1968
10 March 1971
3years, 59days

Julia Gillard (born 1961)
Labor
24 June 2010
27 June 2013
3years, 3days

Gough Whitlam (born 1916)
Labor
5 December 1972
11 November 1975
2years, 341days

Kevin Rudd (born 1957)
Labor
3 December 2007
24 June 2010
2 years, 286 days

Kevin Rudd (born 1957)
Labor
27 June 2013
18 September 2013
2 years, 286 days

Sir Edmund Barton (1849–1920)
Protectionist
1 January 1901
24 September 1903
2years, 266days

James Scullin (1876–1953)
Labor
22 October 1929
6 January 1932
2years, 76days

Harold Holt (1908–1967)
Liberal
26 January 1966
19 December 1967
1year, 327days

William McMahon (1908–1988)
Liberal
10 March 1971
5 December 1972
1year, 270days

Joseph Cook (1860–1947)
Commonwealth Liberal
24 June 1913
17 September 1914
1year, 85days

George Reid (1845–1918)
Free Trade
18 August 1904
5 July 1905
0years, 321days

Chris Watson (1867–1941)
Labor
27 April 1904
18 August 1904
0years, 113days

Tony Abbott (born 1957)
Liberal
18 September 2013
Incumbent
0years, 136days

Arthur Fadden (1894–1973)
Country
29 August 1941
7 October 1941
0years, 39days

John McEwen (1900–1980)
Country
19 December 1967
10 January 1968
0years, 22days

Sir Earle Page (1880–1961)
Country
7 April 1939
26 April 1939
0years, 19days

Frank Forde (1890–1983)
Labor
6 July 1945
13 July 1945
0years, 7days


Third round


Final round


Results

Draw
Language
Artist
English translation
Place
Points

German
Eleonore Schwarz
Only in the Vienna air

German
Conny Froboess
Two little Italians

Norwegian
Inger Jacobsen
Come sun, come rain

Serbian
Lola Novaković
Don't turn the lights on at twilight


Previous models

Model
Screen size
Bluetooth
FM transmitter
Flash

S45 (Australia only)
4.3" widescreen
No
No
1 GB

S50
4.3" widescreen
DUN + handsfree
No
512 MB

S80 (Australia & U.K. only)
4.3" widescreen
DUN + handsfree
No
512 MB

S90i
4.3" widescreen
DUN + handsfree
No
2 GB


Locomotives

Road number
Traction
Builder
Built
Service
Wheels
Weight

4 "Odin"
Steam
Orenstein & Koppel
1908
1908–49
B
13 t

344 & 336
Steam
Baldwin Locomotive Works
1917
1918–65
C
24.7 t

4 & 5
Electric
AEG/Skabo
1912
1912–56
B
23 t

9 & 10
Electric
Sécheron
1958
1958–91
Bo'Bo'
60 t

14 & 15
Electric
Per Kure / Thune
1922
1966–91
B'B'
61.3 t