2019 London Spitfire season

London opened their season on 14 February against the Philadelphia Fusion – a rematch of the 2018 Overwatch League Grand Finals. The team went on to lose the match by a score of 1–3.

In the middle of Stage 2, London signed support player Song "Quatermain" Ji-hoon, who had previously played for Cloud9 Kongdoo.Allen Event Center in Allen, Texas for the Dallas Fuel Homestand Weekend in week four of Stage 2. The team first took on the Paris Eternal on 20 April; after an hour-long power outage delayed the match, London swept the Eternal 4–0, improving their undefeated stage record to 5–0.Chengdu Hunters a day later. The Spitfire were handed their first loss of Stage 2, losing the match by a 1–3 scoreline.Stage 2 Playoffs.Hangzhou Spark in the Stage 2 Quarterfinals on 9 May; the Spitfire lost the match 1–3.

In 24 July, in the middle of Stage 3, the Spitfire parted ways with head coach Kwang-bok "Coach815" Kim, leaving the team without a head coach.

The Spitfire's first match of Stage 4, along with the first match with an enforced 2-2-2 role lock by the League, was against the Dallas Fuel on 26 July; the team went on to a 3–1 win.

Postseason

Play-In Tournament


2019 London Spitfire season

Postseason

Play-In Tournament

Finishing in seventh place in the regular season standings, the Spitfire qualified for the Play-In Tournament for the chance to qualify for the season playoffs. The team had a first-round bye in the tournament and faced the Shanghai Dragons on 31 August. The Spitfire looked dominant in the first two maps, completely shutting down the Dragons, to jump to an early 2–0 lead. However, the Dragon's DPS duo Yang "DDing" Jin-hyeok on Pharah and Jin "YoungJIN" Yong-jin on Doomfist came alive thereafter, helping Shanghai to claim the third map, Hanamura; with a tie on map six, King's Row, the team eventually tie the series 3–3 after seven maps. London sent the match to Ilios for the final map of the series. Both teams managed to take a point in the map, but London's coordination won out in the end, as they won 4–3 loss in an Overwatch League record 8-map series to qualify for the season playoffs.

Playoffs

With the win in the Play-In Tournament, the Spitfire qualified as the seventh seed in the season playoffs. London began their playoff run with a match against the second-seeded New York Excelsior on 6 September. New York took the first map, Busan, to take a quick 1–0 lead in the series. For the second map, London selected Numbani. Both teams were able to complete the map on their respective attacks, but New York came out on top in overtime rounds to take a two-map lead. After a match break, the Spitfire selected Temple of Anubis for map three; again, both teams were able to complete the map on their first attacks. While London was able to take the first point on their second attack, New York's but up a solid defensive performance and prevented the Spitfire from completing the map a second time, leading to a third map win for the Excelsior. For map four, the match went to Watchpoint: Gibraltar. London took a win on the map to close the gap to 3–1. However, New York won in two rounds on Ilios to win the match. The 1–4 loss sent the Spitfire to the lower bracket.


2019 London Spitfire season

For the first round of the lower bracket, London took on the third-seeded San Francisco Shock the following day. Despite London DPS Park "Profit" Joon-yeong putting on a stellar performance on Pharah throughout the match, the Shock were able to overcome everything London threw at them. Shock DPS Kwon "Striker" Nam-joo and main support Grant "Moth" Espe performed extremely well throughout the match to help the Shock rebound from their previous match, as the handed London a 0–4 sweep, ending their playoff run.

Final roster

2019 London Spitfire roster
Players                                                 Coaches
Role     No.  Handle      Name             Nationality  Head coach
                                                          * Vacant
Damage   10   Guard       Lee Hee-dong     South Korea
Damage   13   Profit      Park Jun-yeung   South Korea
Damage   20   birdring    Kim Ji-hyeok     South Korea
Tank     7    Gesture     Hong Jae-hee     South Korea
Tank     19   Fury        Kim Jun-ho       South Korea
Support  8    NUS         Kim Jong-seok    South Korea
Support  11   Krillin     Jeong Yung-hoon  South Korea
Support  22   Bdosin      Choi Seung-tae   South Korea
Support  27   Quatermain  Song Ji-hoon     South Korea

Legend:
  * (I) Inactive
  * (S) Suspended                                       Latest roster transaction: 26 April 2019.
  * (2W) Two-way player
  * [Substitute player] Substitute
  * [Injured] Injury / Illness

Transactions

Transactions of/for players on the roster during the 2019 regular season:

  * On 26 April, Spitfire signed Song "Quatermain" Ji-hoon.

Standings

Record by stage

Stage                                                      Pld  W   L   Pct   MW  ML  MT  MD   Pos

1                                                          7    3   4   .429  12  16  2   -4   13
2                                                          7    6   1   .857  21  5   2   +16  3
3                                                          7    3   4   .429  11  17  1   -6   14
4                                                          7    4   3   .571  14  14  1   ±0   9
Overall                                                    28   16  12  .571  58  52  6   +6   7

Qualified for playoffs • Qualified for play-in tournament

League


2019 London Spitfire season

League

          Team
Pos  Div    * v                   Pld  W   L   PCT   MW  ML  MT  MD   Qualification
            * t
            * e
1    PAC  Vancouver Titans        28   25  3   0.89  89  28  0   +61  Advance to season playoffs (division leaders)
2    ATL  New York Excelsior      28   22  6   0.79  78  38  3   +40
3    PAC  San Francisco Shock     28   23  5   0.82  92  26  0   +66  Advance to season playoffs
4    PAC  Hangzhou Spark          28   18  10  0.64  64  52  4   +12
5    PAC  Los Angeles Gladiators  28   17  11  0.61  67  48  3   +19
6    ATL  Atlanta Reign           28   16  12  0.57  69  50  1   +19
7    ATL  London Spitfire         28   16  12  0.57  58  52  6   +6   Advance to play-ins
8    PAC  Seoul Dynasty           28   15  13  0.54  64  50  3   +14
9    PAC  Guangzhou Charge        28   15  13  0.54  61  57  1   +4
10   ATL  Philadelphia Fusion     28   15  13  0.54  57  60  3   −3
11   PAC  Shanghai Dragons        28   13  15  0.46  51  61  3   −10
12   PAC  Chengdu Hunters         28   13  15  0.46  55  66  1   −11
13   PAC  Los Angeles Valiant     28   12  16  0.43  56  61  4   −5
14   ATL  Paris Eternal           28   11  17  0.39  46  67  3   −21
15   PAC  Dallas Fuel             28   10  18  0.36  43  70  3   −27
16   ATL  Houston Outlaws         28   9   19  0.32  47  69  3   −22
17   ATL  Toronto Defiant         28   8   20  0.29  39  72  4   −33
18   ATL  Washington Justice      28   8   20  0.29  39  72  6   −33
19   ATL  Boston Uprising         28   8   20  0.29  41  78  2   −37
20   ATL  Florida Mayhem          28   6   22  0.21  36  75  5   −39

Source: The Overwatch League
Rules for classification: 1) winning percentage; 2) map differential; 3) head-to-head record; 4) head-to-head map differential

Game log

Regular season

2019 game log (Regular season record: 16–12)


2019 London Spitfire season

Stage 1 (3–4)
1  14 February  Philadelphia Fusion  3                    –  1  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
                Recap                Blizzard Arena
                2                    Ilios                1
                3                    Hollywood            2
                4                    Volskaya Industries  5
                1                    Rialto               0

2  16 February  London Spitfire  1                    –  3  Paris Eternal  Burbank, CA
                Recap            Blizzard Arena
                0                Ilios                2
                2                King's Row           1
                2                Volskaya Industries  3
                0                Route 66             3

3  21 February  Washington Justice  2                     –  3  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
                Recap               Blizzard Arena
                2                   Busan                 1
                3                   Numbani               2
                2                   Horizon Lunar Colony  4
                2                   Rialto                3
                0                   Nepal                 2

4  24 February  Hangzhou Spark  1                     –  3  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
                Recap           Blizzard Arena
                0               Ilios                 2
                1               Numbani               2
                0               Horizon Lunar Colony  2
                3               Dorado                2

5  1 March  Los Angeles Gladiators  1                    –  2  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
            Recap                   Blizzard Arena
            1                       Busan                2
            3                       Numbani              3
            3                       Volskaya Industries  2
            1                       Dorado               2

6  10 March  London Spitfire  2                 –  3  Shanghai Dragons  Burbank, CA
             Recap            Blizzard Arena
             2                Nepal             0
             0                King's Row        3
             1                Temple of Anubis  0
             0                Route 66          3
             1                Ilios             2

7  16 March  London Spitfire  0                 –  3  Seoul Dynasty  Burbank, CA
             Recap            Blizzard Arena
             1                Nepal             2
             2                Hollywood         3
             2                Temple of Anubis  2
             2                Route 66          3

Stage 2 (6–1)


2019 London Spitfire season

Stage 2 (6–1)
8  5 April      London Spitfire  2                      –  1  Florida Mayhem  Burbank, CA
   4:00 pm PST  Recap            Blizzard Arena
                2                Lijang Tower           0
                2                Hanamura               3
                3                Eichenwalde            3
                1                Watchpoint: Gibraltar  0

9  7 April      Atlanta Reign  0                      –  4  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
   1:45 pm PST  Recap          Blizzard Arena
                0              Oasis                  2
                1              Temple of Anubis       2
                3              Blizzard World         4
                3              Watchpoint: Gibraltar  4

10  13 April        London Spitfire  2               –  1  Philadelphia Fusion  Burbank, CA
    12:00 noon PST  Recap            Blizzard Arena
                    2                Lijiang Tower   1
                    2                Hanamura        2
                    3                Blizzard World  4
                    3                Rialto          2

11  20 April        London Spitfire  4               –  0  Boston Uprising  Burbank, CA
    12:00 noon PST  Recap            Blizzard Arena
                    2                Busan           0
                    3                Paris           2
                    6                King's Row      5
                    2                Junkertown      0

12  27 April     Paris Eternal  0                   –  4  London Spitfire  Allen, TX
    9:00 am PST  Recap          Allen Event Center
                 0              Busan               2
                 1              Temple of Anubis    2
                 4              King's Row          5
                 1              Junkertown          3

13  28 April      Chengdu Hunters  3                   –  1  London Spitfire  Allen, TX
    11:45 am PST  Recap            Allen Event Center
                  2                Oasis               1
                  4                Paris               5
                  3                Eichenwalde         0
                  2                Rialto              1

14  4 May           London Spitfire  4               –  0  Houston Outlaws  Burbank, CA
    12:00 noon PST  Recap            Blizzard Arena
                    2                Lijiang Tower   0
                    2                Hanamura        0
                    3                King's Row      2


2019 London Spitfire season

2                Hanamura        0
                    3                King's Row      2
                    2                Junkertown      0

Stage 2 Playoffs
Quarterfinals  9 May        Hangzhou Spark  3                      –  1  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
               8:00 pm PST  Details         Blizzard Arena
                            1               Oasis                  2
                            3               Blizzard World         0
                            1               Hanamura               0
                            1               Watchpoint: Gibraltar  0

Stage 3 (3–4)
15  7 June       Boston Uprising  0                     –  4  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
    5:45 pm PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                 0                Oasis                 2
                 0                Horizon Lunar Colony  1
                 1                Eichenwalde           2
                 1                Dorado                2

16  9 June          New York Excelsior  4                     –  0  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
    12:00 noon PST  Details             Blizzard Arena
                    2                   Ilios                 0
                    1                   Horizon Lunar Colony  0
                    4                   Hollywood             3
                    3                   Havana                0

17  14 June      Toronto Defiant  1                      –  3  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
    5:45 pm PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                 2                Ilios                  1
                 0                Volskaya Industries    1
                 3                Hollywood              4
                 2                Watchpoint: Gibraltar  3

18  21 June      London Spitfire  2               –  3  New York Excelsior  Burbank, CA
    4:00 pm PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                 1                Nepal           2
                 4                Paris           3
                 2                Eichenwalde     3
                 5                Dorado          4
                 0                Ilios           2

19  22 June         London Spitfire  2               –  1  Washington Justice  Burbank, CA
    12:00 noon PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                    1                Nepal           2
                    2                Paris           2
                    4                Numbani         3
                    4                Dorado          3

20  28 June      London Spitfire  0                      –  4  Los Angeles Valiant  Burbank, CA


2019 London Spitfire season

5:30 pm PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                 1                Nepal                  2
                 3                Volskaya Industries    4
                 0                Hollywood              3
                 0                Watchpoint: Gibraltar  3

21  30 June      London Spitfire  0                     –  4  San Francisco Shock  Burbank, CA
    1:45 pm PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                 0                Oasis                 2
                 5                Horizon Lunar Colony  6
                 0                Numbani               1
                 4                Havana                5

Stage 4 (4–3)
22  26 July      Dallas Fuel  1               –  3  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
    5:45 pm PST  Details      Blizzard Arena
                 2            Ilios           1
                 1            Hanamura        2
                 2            King's Row      3
                 1            Route 66        2

23  28 July      London Spitfire  3                 –  1  Toronto Defiant  Burbank, CA
    1:45 pm PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                 0                Ilios             2
                 1                Temple of Anubis  0
                 3                Hollywood         0
                 3                Junkertown        2

24  1 August     Guangzhou Charge  1               –  3  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
    4:00 pm PST  Details           Blizzard Arena
                 1                 Lijiang Tower   2
                 3                 Hanamura        4
                 1                 Blizzard World  3
                 2                 Havana          1

25  3 August     Florida Mayhem  3                    –  0  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
    1:45 pm PST  Details         Blizzard Arena
                 2               Lijiang Tower        0
                 1               Volskaya Industries  0
                 3               Blizzard World       3
                 3               Junkertown           2

26  8 August     London Spitfire  2                 –  3  Vancouver Titans  Burbank, CA
    4:00 pm PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                 2                Busan             0
                 1                Temple of Anubis  2
                 1                Hollywood         0
                 4                Route 66          5
                 1                Ilios             2

27  10 August       Houston Outlaws  1                    –  3  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA


2019 London Spitfire season

12:00 noon PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                    0                Lijiang Tower        2
                    3                Volskaya Industries  4
                    2                King's Row           3
                    1                Route 66             0

28  18 August       London Spitfire  0               –  4  Atlanta Reign  Burbank, CA
    12:00 noon PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                    0                Busan           2
                    0                Hanamura        2
                    0                Blizzard World  3
                    2                Havana          3


2019 London Spitfire season

Playoffs

2019 playoff game log

Play-In Tournament (1–0)
Quarterfinals        First-round bye

Semifinals  31 August       Shanghai Dragons  3                      –  4  London Spitfire  Burbank, CA
            12:00 noon PST  Details           Blizzard Arena
                            0                 Busan                  2
                            0                 Numbani                1
                            1                 Hanamura               0
                            4                 Watchpoint: Gibraltar  5
                            2                 Lijiang Tower          1
                            3                 King's Row             3
                            3                 Dorado                 1
                            1                 Ilios                  2

Season Playoffs (0–2)
First round  6 September  London Spitfire  1                      –  4  New York Excelsior  Burbank, CA
             4:00 pm PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                          0                Busan                  2
                          3                Numbani                4
                          3                Temple of Anubis       4
                          2                Watchpoint: Gibraltar  1
                          0                Ilios                  2

Losers Round 1  7 September  London Spitfire  0                      –  4  San Francisco Shock  Burbank, CA
                9:00 pm PST  Details          Blizzard Arena
                             1                Busan                  2
                             2                Numbani                3
                             1                Horizon Lunar Colony   2
                             1                Watchpoint: Gibraltar  2

Awards

On 8 May, Kim "Fury" Jun-Ho, Hong "Gesture" Jae-Hui, and Park "Profit" Jun-Young were named as a reserves for the 2019 Overwatch League All-Star Game.


Burger (grape)

"Auba" redirects here. For the football player known as "Auba", see Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Burger is a white wine grape of French origin, today planted primarily in the Central Valley. Its French name is Monbadon.

In the early history of Californian wine, Burger was a majority variety but its influence has steadily decreased and now it is used primarily in bulk jug wine production.

Synonyms

Burger is also known under the synonyms Aouba, Auba, Berger, Blanc de Cadillac, Cadillac, Caoba, Castillone à Montendre, Frontignan, Frontignan des Charentes, Grand Blanc, Gros Montils, Meslier d'Orleans, Monbadon, and Ugni de Montpellier.


Chris Tiller

Christopher James Tiller (born October 25, 1978) is a former Major League Baseball umpire.

  * List of Major League Baseball umpires


Christopher Hourigan

Christopher Hourigan is a physician-scientist known for work on measurable residual disease (MRD; previously termed minimal residual disease) in acute myeloid leukemia.

He is the Chief of the Laboratory of Myeloid Malignancies at the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute of the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland.

Education

Hourigan graduated from Oxford University Medical School and received his DPhil for work with Sir John Bell (physician) at the Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine at Oxford University. He completed postdoctoral clinical training at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital in London, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, and the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.ABIM board certified in Internal Medicine, Hematology, and Medical Oncology.

Research

Hourigan is best known for work on Measurable Residual Disease (MRD) and precision medicine in Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML). This included the demonstration that intervention in patients with AML MRD may improve survival,hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, and that patient-personalized single cell sequencing can distinguish mutations associated with non-malignant cells rather than residual AML.Foundation for the National Institutes of Health (fNIH) biomarkers consortium for AML MRD, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) MyeloMATCH precision medicine initiative, the Center for International Blood and Marrow Transplant Research (CIBMTR) and on the American Society of Hematology (ASH) guidelines committee for AML in older adults.

Honors and awards

In 2019, Hourigan received a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers for his research on Measurable Residual Disease in Acute Myeloid Leukemia.

In 2020, Hourigan was awarded the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Orloff Award

Selected publications


Christopher Hourigan

Selected publications

  * Hourigan, C. S., Dillon, L. W., Gui, G., Logan, B. R., Fei, M., Ghannam, J., ... & Horwitz, M. E. (2020). Impact of conditioning intensity of allogeneic transplantation for acute myeloid leukemia with genomic evidence of residual disease. Journal of Clinical Oncology, 38(12), 1273-1283.
  * Schuurhuis GJ, Heuser M, Freeman S, Béné MC, Buccisano F, Cloos J, Grimwade D, Haferlach T, Hills RK, Hourigan CS, Jorgensen JL. Minimal/measurable residual disease in AML: a consensus document from the European LeukemiaNet MRD Working Party. Blood, The Journal of the American Society of Hematology. 2018 Mar 22;131(12):1275-91.
  * Tyner JW, Tognon CE, Bottomly D, Wilmot B, Kurtz SE, Savage SL, Long N, Schultz AR, Traer E, Abel M, Agarwal A. Functional genomic landscape of acute myeloid leukaemia. Nature. 2018 Oct;562(7728):526-31. (PMC open access)
  * Hourigan, C. S., & Karp, J. E. (2013). Minimal residual disease in acute myeloid leukaemia. Nature reviews Clinical oncology, 10(8), 460-471.
  * Hourigan, C. S., Gale, R. P., Gormley, N. J., Ossenkoppele, G. J., & Walter, R. B. (2017). Measurable residual disease testing in acute myeloid leukaemia. Leukemia, 31(7), 1482-1490.
  * Hourigan Lab website
  * Christopher Hourigan publications indexed by Google Scholar


Art Theatre Guild

The Art Theatre Guild (ATG) was a Japanese film production and distribution company which started in 1961, releasing mostly Japanese New Wave and art films.Toho.

History

ATG began as a distributor for foreign art films in Japan,Shōhei Imamura's A Man Vanishes (1967), Nagisa Oshima's Diary Of A Shinjuku Thief (1968) and Death by Hanging (1968), Toshio Matsumoto's Funeral Parade of Roses (1969), and Akio Jissoji's Mujo (1970).

  * Art Theatre Guild filmography
  * Domenig, Roland; Stern, Michael (trans.); Maffre, Frédéric (trans.); Vieillot, Martin (trans.). "Cinéma indépendant & Art Theatre Guild" (in French). EigaGoGo! (orig. English article from Minikoni (N°70))
  * Mes, Thomas (28 June 2004). "Art Theatre Guild: Unabhängiges Japanisches Kino 1962-1984 (Book Review)". Midnight Eye. Archived from the original on 17 October 2007
  * Alekseyeva, Julia (22 November 2021). "'Self-revolutions of everyday life': the politics of ATG". The Sixties: 1–18. doi:10.1080/17541328.2021.1996793. ISSN 1754-1328 – via Taylor & Francis.


Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year

Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year is an annual award presented by New Zealand dairy company Fonterra and not-for-profit organisation Dairy Women's Network to a woman who has made an outstanding contribution to the dairy industry.

Recipients

Year  Recipient                                                        Notes
2021  Belinda Price, Whanganui sharemilker
2020  Ash-Leigh Campbell, technical farm manager at Ngāi Tahu Farming
2019  Trish Rankin
2018  Loshni Manikam
2017  Jessie Chan-Dorman
2016  Rebecca Keoghan
2015  Katie Milne
2014  Charmaine O'Shea
2013  Justine Kidd
2012  Barbara Kuriger

  * List of awards honoring women


Fem unga

Fem unga ("Five Young Ones" or "Five Young Men"anthology published in 1929 and the name of the literary group formed by the five young proletarian writers who contributed to it: Erik Asklund, Josef Kjellgren, Artur Lundkvist, Harry Martinson and Gustav Sandgren. Fem unga played a key role in introducing literary modernism in Swedish literature.


Fontenot

Fontenot is a surname of a number of American people, and may refer to:

  * Al Fontenot (born 1970), Chicago Bears defensive lineman
  * Canray Fontenot, musician
  * Jerry Fontenot (born 1966) football center
  * Herman Fontenot (born 1963) football running back
  * Heulette Fontenot (1961–2019)
  * Terry Fontenot (born 1980), American football scout and former player
  * Mary Alice Fontenot (1910–2003), children's books author
  * Mike Fontenot (born 1980), baseball player
  * Therrian Fontenot (born 1981), Philadelphia Eagles cornerback


Andrew Boyd

Andrew Boyd may refer to:

  * Andrew Boyd (bishop) (1566–1636), Bishop of Argyll
  * Andrew Kennedy Hutchison Boyd (1825–1899), Scottish minister and writer
  * Andrew Hunter Boyd (1849–1935), Maryland jurist
  * Andrew Boyd (fencer) (1910–2002), American Olympic fencer
  * Andrew Boyd (author) (born 1962), American author and activist
  * Drew Boyd, fictional character on Queer as Folk
  * Andrew Boyd Cummings (1830–1863), U.S. naval officer in the American Civil War


Abe Motozane

In this Japanese name, the surname is Abe.

Abe Motozane (安倍 元真, 1513 – November 10, 1587) was a Japanese samurai of the Sengoku period, who first served the Imagawa clan.Takeda Shingen attacked.Tokugawa Ieyasu in his battle against the Takedas, defending Hōkizuka Castle and defeating Miura Uemonnosuke.


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2019 Louisiana State Senate election

The 2019 Louisiana State Senate election was held on October 12, 2019, with runoff elections held on November 16, 2019. All 39 seats in the Louisiana State Senate were up for election to four-year terms. Under the Louisiana primary system, all candidates appeared on the same ballot, regardless of party. Five districts held runoff elections due to no candidate receiving a majority of the vote in the general election.

The Republican Party expanded their majority by two seats over the Democratic Party, establishing a veto-proof majority in the Senate against Democratic Governor John Bel Edwards. The party failed to gain a veto-proof majority in the concurrent House elections, however.

Overview

Party  Candidates   Votes   Seats
No.    %            Before  After    +/–
       Republican       50  552,850  65.41  25  27  [Increase] 2
       Democratic       31  269,181  31.85  14  12  [Decrease] 2
       Independent       2   14,515   1.72   0   0      [Steady]
       Libertarian       2    8,682   1.03   0   0      [Steady]
Total      845,228  100.00       39     39

Popular vote

Republican      65.41%
Democratic      31.85%
Other           2.74%

Senate seats

Republican      69.23%
Democratic      30.77%

Summary by district


2019 Louisiana State Senate election

Summary by district

District  Incumbent              Party  Elected Senator  Party
1st       Sharon Hewitt                 Rep              Sharon Hewitt            Rep
2nd       Ed Price                      Dem              Ed Price                 Dem
3rd       Jean-Paul Morrell             Dem              Joseph Bouie Jr.         Dem
4th       Wesley T. Bishop              Dem              Jimmy Harris             Dem
5th       Karen Carter Peterson         Dem              Karen Carter Peterson    Dem
6th       Bodi White                    Rep              Bodi White               Rep
7th       Troy Carter                   Dem              Troy Carter              Dem
8th       John Alario                   Rep              Patrick Connick          Rep
9th       Conrad Appel                  Rep              Cameron Henry            Rep
10th      Danny Martiny                 Rep              Kirk Talbot              Rep
11th      Jack Donahue                  Rep              Patrick McMath           Rep
12th      Beth Mizell                   Rep              Beth Mizell              Rep
13th      Dale M. Erdey                 Rep              J. Rogers Pope           Rep
14th      Yvonne Dorsey-Colomb          Dem              Cleo Fields              Dem
15th      Regina Barrow                 Dem              Regina Barrow            Dem
16th      Dan Claitor                   Rep              Franklin Foil            Rep
17th      Rick Ward III                 Rep              Rick Ward III            Rep
18th      Eddie J. Lambert              Rep              Eddie J. Lambert         Rep
19th      Gary Smith Jr.                Dem              Gary Smith Jr.           Dem
20th      Norby Chabert                 Rep              Mike Fesi                Rep
21st      Bret Allain                   Rep              Bret Allain              Rep
22nd      Fred Mills                    Rep              Fred Mills               Rep
23rd      Page Cortez                   Rep              Page Cortez              Rep
24th      Gerald Boudreaux              Dem              Gerald Boudreaux         Dem
25th      Dan Morrish                   Rep              Mark Abraham             Rep
26th      Bob Hensgens                  Rep              Bob Hensgens             Rep
27th      Ronnie Johns                  Rep              Ronnie Johns             Rep
28th      Eric LaFleur                  Dem              Heather Cloud            Rep
29th      Jay Luneau                    Dem              Jay Luneau               Dem
30th      John R. Smith                 Rep              Mike Reese               Rep
31st      Gerald Long                   Rep              Louie Bernard            Rep
32nd      Neil Riser                    Rep              Glen Womack              Rep
33rd      Mike Walsworth                Rep              Stewart Cathey Jr.       Rep
34th      Francis C. Thompson           Dem              Katrina Jackson          Dem
35th      James R. Fannin               Rep              Jay Morris               Rep
36th      Ryan Gatti                    Rep              Robert Mills             Rep
37th      Barrow Peacock                Rep              Barrow Peacock           Rep
38th      John Milkovich                Dem              Barry Milligan           Rep
39th      Gregory Tarver                Dem              Gregory Tarver           Dem

Outgoing incumbents

Republicans


2019 Louisiana State Senate election

Outgoing incumbents

Republicans

 1. District 8: John Alario was term-limited.
 2. District 9: Conrad Appel was term-limited.
 3. District 10: Danny Martiny was term-limited.
 4. District 11: Jack Donahue was term-limited.
 5. District 13: Dale M. Erdey was term-limited.
 6. District 16: Dan Claitor was term-limited.
 7. District 20: Norby Chabert was term-limited.
 8. District 25: Dan Morrish was term-limited.
 9. District 30: John R. Smith was term-limited.
10. District 31: Gerald Long was term-limited.
11. District 32: Neil Riser was term-limited.
12. District 33: Mike Walsworth was term-limited.

Democrats

 1. District 3: Jean-Paul Morrell was term-limited.
 2. District 4: Wesley T. Bishop retired.
 3. District 14: Yvonne Dorsey-Colomb was term-limited.
 4. District 28: Eric LaFleur was term-limited.
 5. District 34: Francis C. Thompson was term-limited.

Results

District 1 • District 2 • District 3 • District 4 • District 5 • District 6 • District 7 • District 8 • District 9 • District 10 • District 11 • District 12 • District 13 • District 14 • District 15 • District 16 • District 17 • District 18 • District 19 • District 20 • District 21 • District 22 • District 23 • District 24 • District 25 • District 26 • District 27 • District 28 • District 29 • District 30 • District 31 • District 32 • District 33 • District 34 • District 35 • District 36 • District 37 • District 38 • District 39

District 1

See also: Louisiana's 1st State Senate district

Incumbent Republican Sharon Hewitt ran unopposed.

District 2

See also: Louisiana's 2nd State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 2nd State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                 %
             Democratic       Ed Price (incumbent)  21,605  58.84
             Democratic       Troy E. Brown         15,114  41.16
Total votes  36,719           100.00
             Democratic hold

District 3


2019 Louisiana State Senate election

District 3

See also: Louisiana's 3rd State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 3rd State Senate district election
Primary election
Party             Candidate        Votes             %
                  Democratic       Joseph Bouie Jr.  12,639  44.33
                  Democratic       John Bagneris     8,295   29.10
                  Republican       Kathleen Doody    5,287   18.55
                  Democratic       Brandon Gregoire  2,287   8.02
Total votes       28,508           100.00
General election
                  Democratic       Joseph Bouie Jr.  20,734  59.65
                  Democratic       John Bagneris     14,027  40.35
Total votes       34,761           100.00
                  Democratic hold

District 4

See also: Louisiana's 4th State Senate district

Democrat Jimmy Harris ran unopposed.

District 5

See also: Louisiana's 5th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 5th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                              %
             Democratic       Karen Carter Peterson (incumbent)  20,869  79.41
             Democratic       Allen Borne Jr.                    5,412   20.59
Total votes  26,281           100.00
             Democratic hold

District 6

See also: Louisiana's 6th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 6th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                   %
             Republican       Bodi White (incumbent)  29,531  79.54
             Libertarian      Rufus Craig             7,596   20.46
Total votes  37,127           100.00
             Republican hold

District 7

See also: Louisiana's 7th State Senate district

Incumbent Democrat Troy Carter ran unopposed.

District 8

See also: Louisiana's 8th State Senate district

Republican Patrick Connick ran unopposed.

District 9

See also: Louisiana's 9th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 9th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes          %
             Republican       Cameron Henry  23,647  78.38
             Republican       Jon Hyers      6,524   21.62
Total votes  30,171           100.00
             Republican hold

District 10

See also: Louisiana's 10th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 10th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                 %
             Republican       Kirk Talbot           16,699  54.89
             Republican       Arita Lipps Bohannan  13,723  45.11
Total votes  30,422           100.00
             Republican hold

District 11


2019 Louisiana State Senate election

District 11

See also: Louisiana's 11th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 11th State Senate district election
Primary election
Party             Candidate        Votes           %
                  Republican       Reid Falconer   20,404  47.45
                  Republican       Patrick McMath  17,248  40.11
                  Republican       Daniel Ducote   5,345   12.43
Total votes       42,997           100.00
General election
                  Republican       Patrick McMath  27,801  55.60
                  Republican       Reid Falconer   22,198  44.40
Total votes       49,999           100.00
                  Republican hold

District 12

See also: Louisiana's 12th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 12th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                    %
             Republican       Beth Mizell (incumbent)  24,590  68.58
             Democratic       Darrell Fairburn         11,266  31.42
Total votes  35,856           100.00
             Republican hold

District 13

See also: Louisiana's 13th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 13th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes              %
             Republican       J. Rogers Pope     17,030  50.45
             Republican       Edith Carlin       12,860  38.09
             Republican       Deven W. Cavalier  3,869   11.46
Total votes  33,759           100.00
             Republican hold

District 14

See also: Louisiana's 14th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 14th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                  %
             Democratic       Cleo Fields            13,529  52.52
             Democratic       Patricia Haynes Smith  12,229  47.48
Total votes  25,758           100.00
             Democratic hold

District 15

See also: Louisiana's 15th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 15th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                      %
             Democratic       Regina Barrow (incumbent)  22,840  74.50
             Democratic       Gary Chambers              7,819   25.50
Total votes  30,659           100.00
             Democratic hold

District 16


2019 Louisiana State Senate election

District 16

See also: Louisiana's 16th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 16th State Senate district election
Primary election
Party             Candidate        Votes                    %
                  Democratic       Beverly Brooks Thompson  14,213  33.71
                  Republican       Franklin Foil            12,523  29.70
                  Republican       Stephen Carter           12,519  29.69
                  Republican       Bob Bell                 1,826   4.33
                  Libertarian      Everett Baudean          1,086   2.58
Total votes       42,167           100.00
General election
                  Republican       Franklin Foil            27,090  57.64
                  Democratic       Beverly Brooks Thompson  19,912  42.36
Total votes       47,002           100.00
                  Republican hold

District 17

See also: Louisiana's 17th State Senate district

Incumbent Republican Rick Ward III ran unopposed.

District 18

See also: Louisiana's 18th State Senate district

Incumbent Republican Eddie J. Lambert ran unopposed.

District 19

See also: Louisiana's 19th State Senate district

Incumbent Democrat Gary Smith Jr. ran unopposed.

District 20

See also: Louisiana's 20th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 20th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                %
             Republican       Mike Fesi            15,546  54.48
             Republican       Damon J. Baldone     5,162   18.09
             Democratic       Jerry Gisclair       4,070   14.26
             Democratic       Brenda Leroux Babin  2,785   9.76
             Republican       Shane Swan           974     3.41
Total votes  28,537           100.00
             Republican hold

District 21

See also: Louisiana's 21st State Senate district

Incumbent Republican Bret Allain ran unopposed.

District 22

See also: Louisiana's 22nd State Senate district

Incumbent Republican Fred Mills ran unopposed.

District 23

See also: Louisiana's 23rd State Senate district

Incumbent Republican Page Cortez ran unopposed.

District 24

See also: Louisiana's 24th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 24th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                         %
             Democratic       Gerald Boudreaux (incumbent)  24,418  75.50
             Independent      Cory Levier I                 7,922   24.50
Total votes  32,340           100.00
             Democratic hold

District 25


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District 25

See also: Louisiana's 25th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 25th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes            %
             Republican       Mark Abraham     19,670  54.09
             Republican       Kevin M. Berken  8,553   23.52
             Republican       Johnny Guinn     8,144   22.39
Total votes  36,367           100.00
             Republican hold

District 26

See also: Louisiana's 26th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 26th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                     %
             Republican       Bob Hensgens (incumbent)  27,228  79.18
             Democratic       Jerry Gaspard             7,161   20.82
Total votes  34,389           100.00
             Republican hold

District 27

See also: Louisiana's 27th State Senate district

Incumbent Republican Ronnie Johns ran unopposed.

District 28

See also: Louisiana's 28th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 28th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate                        Votes             %
             Republican                       Heather Cloud     22,293  63.14
             Democratic                       Robert Johnson    8,370   23.71
             Democratic                       H. Bernard LeBas  4,646   13.16
Total votes  35,309                           100.00
             Republican gain from Democratic

District 29

See also: Louisiana's 29th State Senate district

Incumbent Democrat Jay Luneau ran unopposed.

District 30

See also: Louisiana's 30th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 30th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                  %
             Republican       Mike Reese             14,625  50.73
             Republican       Brett Geymann          8,296   21.84
             Democratic       James K. Armes III     5,973   20.72
             Republican       Reneé Hoffpauir-Klann  1,935   6.71
Total votes  30,829           100.00
             Republican hold

District 31

See also: Louisiana's 31st State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 31st State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes          %
             Republican       Louie Bernard  18,529  55.30
             Republican       Trey Flynn     8,596   25.66
             Republican       Douglas Brown  6,381   19.04
Total votes  33,506           100.00
             Republican hold

District 32


2019 Louisiana State Senate election

District 32

See also: Louisiana's 32nd State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 32nd State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes        %
             Republican       Glen Womack  18,588  50.11
             Republican       Steve May    11,400  30.73
             Democratic       Judy Duhon   4,763   12.84
             Democratic       Danny Cole   2,341   6.31
Total votes  37,092           100.00
             Republican hold

District 33

See also: Louisiana's 33rd State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 33rd State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes               %
             Republican       Stewart Cathey Jr.  16,658  51.95
             Republican       Wade Bishop         15,407  48.05
Total votes  32,065           100.00
             Republican hold

District 34

See also: Louisiana's 34th State Senate district

Democrat Katrina Jackson ran unopposed.

District 35

See also: Louisiana's 35th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 35th State Senate district election
Primary election
Party             Candidate        Votes                        %
                  Republican       James R. Fannin (incumbent)  12,559  38.65
                  Republican       Jay Morris                   11,782  36.26
                  Republican       Matt Parker                  8,154   25.09
Total votes       32,495           100.00
General election
                  Republican       Jay Morris                   18,167  50.38
                  Republican       James R. Fannin (incumbent)  17,894  49.62
Total votes       36,061           100.00
                  Republican hold

District 36

See also: Louisiana's 36th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 36th State Senate district election
Primary election
Party             Candidate        Votes                   %
                  Republican       Robert Mills            16,305  47.73
                  Republican       Ryan Gatti (incumbent)  12,882  37.71
                  Democratic       Mattie Preston          4,976   14.57
Total votes       34,163           100.00
General election
                  Republican       Robert Mills            22,050  56.17
                  Republican       Ryan Gatti (incumbent)  17,209  43.83
Total votes       39,259           100.00
                  Republican hold

District 37

See also: Louisiana's 37th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 37th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                       %
             Republican       Barrow Peacock (incumbent)  16,221  71.10
             Independent      Debbie Hollis               6,593   28.90
Total votes  22,814           100.00
             Republican hold

District 38


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District 38

See also: Louisiana's 38th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 38th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate                        Votes                       %
             Republican                       Barry Milligan              16,266  50.72
             Democratic                       John Milkovich (incumbent)  8,447   26.34
             Democratic                       Katrina D. Early            7,359   22.95
Total votes  32,072                           100.00
             Republican gain from Democratic

District 39

See also: Louisiana's 39th State Senate district
2019 Louisiana's 39th State Senate district election
Party        Candidate        Votes                       %
             Democratic       Gregory Tarver (incumbent)  15,755  69.02
             Republican       Jim Slagle                  7,071   30.98
Total votes  22,826           100.00
             Democratic hold

  * 2019 Louisiana elections


Celestiial

For other uses of "Celestial" (with one "i"), see Celestial (disambiguation).

Celestiial is a funeral doom metal band from Minnesota. Initially consisting only of Tanner R. Anderson (vocals, harp, guitars), the band was later joined by Jason William Walton (bass) and Timothy Glenn (percussion). Celestiial is known for using numerous instruments in its music, combining traditional folk instruments with those more typically used in metal music, as well as sampling the sounds of the natural world. Celestiial's music is intended to evoke images of the natural world.

After producing a demo, Ashen (2004), Celestiial was signed to Bindrune Recordings. Through Bindrune, Celestiial released Desolate North (2006, rereleased by Handmade Birds in 2011) and Where Life Springs Eternal (2010), as well as a split album, Celestiial / Blood of the Black Owl (2008).

History

Celestiial

Marty Rytkonen, of Bindrune Recordings, was one of the "maybe six or so" people to receive a copy of Celestiial's demo Ashen, but he was the only person associated with a label.Desolate North was released by Bindrune Recordings.Ashen — had been recorded one evening in the corner of the Azrael rehearsal space, and the three additional songs on Desolate North were recorded later. One of them was in early 2005, and was recorded in the same place as the first five, but the other two, the songs featuring the harps, were recorded at Anderson's home, with his microphone literally tucked under his chin.Desolate North received generally positive reviews,Disembowelment.

In early 2006, following the release of Desolate North, Tim Glenn joined the band as a drummer. In 2008, Jason Walton joined the band on bass and the line-up has remained the same to the current day.Desolate North.


Celestiial

Celestiial's music was used by Ballet Deviare in their performance Forged in January 2007. In this, tracks by Celestiial was used alongside pieces by Arsis, Gwybleidd, Opeth, My Dying Bride, Swallow the Sun and Japanische Kampfhörspiele as backing tracks to the dancing.Memento Mori. Ballet Deviare's performances to Celestiial's music have also appeared on the MTV Two show Headbangers Ball.

In 2008, it was announced that Celestiial was releasing a split album with Blood of the Black Owl on Bindrune Recordings.Celestiial / Blood of the Black Owl Split 12"LP) is limited to only 500 copies.

Other projects

Outside of Celestiial, Anderson is a member of Obsequiae,black metal band, Azrael, and Autumnal Winds.Where Rivers End with A. Tolonen, from Nest and Shape of Despair, and Oscar Strik, formally of Pantheist.Goatlust and plays guitars and provides vocals for Sidhe.

Anonymity

Despite the fact that other bands signed to Bindrune Recordings have MySpace profiles or websites,

Musical style

The music of Celestiial's debut album, Desolate North, makes use of minimal vocals, instead relying on electronics, guitars and syncopated drums (with liberal use of cymbals). Also, these are backed up by more traditional instruments, such as harps and Native American flutes.

Celestiial is a funeral doom metal band.Desolate North has been described as taking the genre in new directions with comparisons to ambient, goth, experimental and dark folk music being made.meditative and medieval.


Celestiial

Anderson admits that there may be death metal influences in the vocals, but says that it was not a conscious design, and that the music does not have any other similarities to death metal. He claims that there are no black metal influences. He says that describing Celestiial's music as folk is a bad idea, as folk is such a broad, vague description as to make it meaningless. He says that what he is creating is neither folk, nor traditional, and even the harp songs are not traditional works, though they are influenced by the traditional music of the United Kingdom and traditional Irish music.

Imagery

Tanner Anderson holding a piece of bark. Bindrune Recordings has described Celestiial as being "created to mirror mysticism in nature."

The music of Celestiial is primarily based around nature, with natural sounds sampled, and imagery involving woodland, and, as one reviewer put it,mysticism in nature."

Some criticsblack metal influence in imagery and naming. For instance, the name Celestiial has been compared to that of Mütiilation.

Anderson was once asked about whether there were any pagan beliefs in Celestiial. Anderson responded that Celestiial "is romanticized Paganism with very real pagan values behind it." He talked of how Celestiial celebrated paganism and the natural world, but that paganism is often viewed as something that it is not.

Discography

  * Ashen (demo) (2004) (Self released as sample)
  * Desolate North (2006) (Bindrune Recordings)
  * Celestiial / Blood of the Black Owl (split) 12" LP (Bindrune Recordings)
  * Where Life Springs Eternal (2010) (Bindrune Recordings)
  * Bindrune Recordings


Chris Thomas (American football)

Chris Eric Thomas (born July 16, 1971) is a former American football wide receiver in the National Football League. He played for the San Francisco 49ers, the Washington Redskins, the St. Louis Rams, and the Kansas City Chiefs.

He played college football at Ventura College and then California Polytechnic State University. At Cal Poly, Thomas majored in English and was a preseason Harlon Hill Award candidate in 1992.NCAA football due to injuries, he launched his pro career by signing with the then-San Diego Chargers in May 1993.

Collegiate Statistics
School          Season  Rec.  Rec. Yds.  Avg.  LG   TD   KR   Kick. Ret. Yds.  Avg.  LG       TD
Ventura (Fr.)   1989    18    288        16.0  n/a  4    16   392              24.5  unknown  0
Ventura (So.)   1990    33    381        11.5  n/a  5    33   737              22.3  unknown  2
Cal Poly (Jr.)  1991    48    877        18.3  89t  5    16   461              28.8  91t      1
Cal Poly (Sr.)  1992    7     96         13.7  n/a  n/a  n/a  n/a              n/a   n/a      n/a
Totals                  106   1,642      15.5  89t  14   65   1,590            24.5  n/a      3


Christopher House

For the house in New York City, see Christopher House (Staten Island).

Christopher House (born May 30, 1955) is a Canadian choreographer, performer and educator.Toronto Dance Theatre.

Early life and education

House was born in St.John's, Newfoundland. He moved to Ottawa at the age of 19 where he completed a Bachelor's degree in Political Science at the University of Ottawa. House began his dance training in 1975 with the acclaimed dance educator Elizabeth Langley.Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in dance from York University in Toronto.

Career

House joined the Toronto Dance Theatre (TDT) in 1979. In 1981, he was appointed that company's choreographer-in-residence.Deborah Hay on works such as News and I'll Crane for You. He has also choreographed works for Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, Ballet BC, and the National Ballet of Canada, among many others.Anna Kisselgoff called House "a fresh voice in modern dance."

In 2007, a documentary of House's life and works, Ahead of the Curve, was co-produced by Rock Island Productions and Rink Rat Productions.Moze Mossanen's 1987 documentary film Dance for Modern Times, alongside David Earle, James Kudelka, Ginette Laurin and Danny Grossman.In the Making. The show focused on Marienbad, a full-length work he created and performed with writer Jordan Tannahill.

In 2017, House was appointed to the Order of Canada.

Teaching

Christopher House has taught technique, repertoire and creative process at The School of Toronto Dance Theatre, Juilliard School, Rotterdam Dansacademie, Jacob's Pillow, Ryerson University (now Toronto Metropolitan University), Simon Fraser University and Canada's National Ballet School and the Banff Centre for the Arts.

Awards

  * Silver Ticket Award (2012)
  * Honorary Doctorate, Memorial University of Newfoundland (2010)
  * Muriel Sherrin Award for International Achievement in Dance (2009)
  * Dora Mavor Moore Award (1986, 1988, 2007)
  * Clifford E. Lee Award (1986)
  * Jean A. Chalmers Award (1983)


Art Stolkey

Arthur Francis Stolkey (October 23, 1920 – December 31, 2013)basketball player.Basketball Association of America's Detroit Falcons in the 1946–47 season. Stolkey scored 102 points in his BAA career.

BAA career statistics

Legend
GP      Games played
FG%     Field-goal percentage
FT%     Free-throw percentage
APG     Assists per game
PPG     Points per game

Regular season

Year     Team     GP    FG%   FT%   APG  PPG
1946–47  Detroit  23    .220  .682  1.7  4.4
Career   23       .220  .682  1.7   4.4

  * Career statistics and player information from NBA.com and Basketball-Reference.com


Fontes Christiani

Fontes Christiani is a widely cited German bilingual collection of patristic and medieval Latin works with modern German translations. Published initially by Herder, a long-established German theological publisher beginning in 1988, it has been published by the Belgian company Brepols, a major specialized academic publisher in the humanities but now appears to have reverted to Herder. 100 texts have so far been published (with in 2009 the appearance of a volume of mainly fourth century selected texts devoted to issues of monotheism and tolerance), of which 36 were edited by Herder.

The texts which have appeared cover a wide range of authors including on a random selection Irenaeus of Lyons, Tertullian, Origen of Alexandria, Aphrahat, Gregory of Nazianzus, Ambrose, Gregory of Nyssa, Theodore of Mopsuestia, Cassiodorus, John Philopon, Abelard, Rupert of Deutz. These are intended to be appropriate for individual purchasers as well as research libraries.

The editorial responsibility is taken by the "Verein zur Förderung der „Fontes Christiani“ e. V.", the Fontes Christiani Institute in Bochum.

Reviews

  * G Gould - The Journal of Theological Studies, 2004
  * CTR Hayward - The Journal of Theological Studies, 2005
  * LR Wickham - The Journal of Theological Studies, 2005
  * publisher's site


Flight 331

Flight 331 can refer to:

  * Aeroflot Flight 331, crashed in Havana, Cuba in 1977
  * American Airlines Flight 331, crashed in Kingston, Jamaica in 2009


Fontes (Abrantes)

Fontes is a Portuguese freguesia ("civil parish"), located in Abrantes Municipality, in Santarém District. The population in 2011 was 627, km².Carvalhal, to the east, Souto, to the south and borders Vila de Rei Municipality to the north. It is separated from the Tomar Municipality by the Zêzere River.


Andrew Bridge

Andrew Bridge may refer to:

  * Andrew Bridge (lighting designer), American theatre lighting designer
  * Andrew Bridge (basketball) (born 1979), British basketball player
  * Andrew Bridge (lawyer), American author and lawyer


Abe Poffenroth

Albert Harold "Abe" Poffenroth (November 26, 1917 – May 1, 1997)American football and baseball coach. He served as the head football coach at Eastern Washington College of Education—now known as Eastern Washington University from 1947 to 1952 and Central Washington College of Education—now known as Central Washington University—from 1955 to 1960.

Poffenroth attended John R. Rogers High School in Spokane, Washington. He was a four-year letter winner in football as a running back at Eastern Washington, from 1936 to 1939. After graduating from Eastern Washington in 1940, Poffenroth was a teacher and assistant football coach in Vancouver, Washington. In 1942, he joined the United States Army Air Forces and was assigned to the Second Air Force. He played on the 1942 Second Air Force Bombers football team. After completing Officer Candidate School, Poffenroth was assigned to Pocatello Army Air Base. He was the head coach and a player for the 1943 Pocatello Army Air Base Bombardiers football team.

Poffenroth return to his alma mater, Eastern Washington, in 1946, when he was hired as head baseball coach, backfield coach for the football team, and junior varsity basketball coach.Red Reese as head football coach.

Poffenroth died on May 1, 1997, at his home in Spokane.

Head coaching record

Football


Abe Poffenroth

Head coaching record

Football

Year                                                                                Team                Overall  Conference  Standing  Bowl/playoffs
Pocatello Army Air Base Bombardiers (Independent) (1943)
1943                                                                                Pocatello AAB       0–3
Pocatello AAB:                                                                                0–3
Eastern Washington Savages (Washington Intercollegiate Conference / Evergreen Conference) (1947–1952)
1947                                                                                Eastern Washington  6–1–1    4–0–1       T–1st
1948                                                                                Eastern Washington  8–1      5–1         T–1st
1949                                                                                Eastern Washington  7–2      5–1         T–1st
1950                                                                                Eastern Washington  8–2      5–1         1st
1951                                                                                Eastern Washington  2–6      1–4         T–4th
1952                                                                                Eastern Washington  1–7      1–5         6th
Eastern Washington:                                                                                32–19–1             21–12–1
Central Washington Wildcats (Evergreen Conference) (1955–1960)
1955                                                                                Central Washington  2–6      2–4         5th
1956                                                                                Central Washington  3–4–1    2–3–1       5th
1957                                                                                Central Washington  7–1      6–0         1st
1958                                                                                Central Washington  6–1–1    4–1         T–1st
1959                                                                                Central Washington  3–5      3–2         3rd
1960                                                                                Central Washington  4–4      4–2         2nd
Central Washington:                                                                                26–21–2             21–12–1
Total:                                                                                58–43–3
National championship Conference title Conference division title or championship game berth


Celestinas Jucys

Celestinas Jucys (Russian name: Целестинас Юцис; born 18 January 1939) is a Soviet rower from Lithuania. He competed at the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo with the men's coxed four where they came seventh.


2021–22 Belenenses SAD season

The 2021–22 season was the 4th season in the existence of Belenenses SAD and the club's third consecutive season in the top flight of Portuguese football. In addition to the domestic league, Belenenses SAD participated in this season's editions of the Taça de Portugal and the Taça da Liga.

Players

First-team squad

As of 29 July 2021

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.  Pos.  Nation              Player             No.  Pos.  Nation              Player
1    GK    [Brazil] BRA        Luiz Felipe        16   MF    [Portugal] POR      César Sousa
2    DF    [Portugal] POR      Diogo Calila       18   FW    [Senegal] SEN       Alioune Ndour
4    DF    [Portugal] POR      Tomás Ribeiro      19   MF    [Portugal] POR      Chico Teixeira
5    DF    [Portugal] POR      Nilton Varela      20   MF    [Portugal] POR      Rafael Santos
6    MF    [Portugal] POR      Afonso Taira       21   DF    [South Africa] RSA  Thibang Phete
7    MF    [Portugal] POR      Pedro Nuno         23   MF    [Netherlands] NED   Jordan van der Gaag
8    MF    [South Africa] RSA  Sphephelo Sithole  27   DF    [Nigeria] NGA       Chima Akas
9    FW    [Colombia] COL      Mateo Cassierra    30   DF    [Brazil] BRA        Sandro
10   MF    [Portugal] POR      Afonso Sousa       31   GK    [Portugal] POR      João Monteiro
13   DF    [Portugal] POR      Jójó               33   DF    [Burkina Faso] BFA  Trova Boni
14   DF    [Netherlands] NED   Danny Henriques    38   FW    [Portugal] POR      Gonçalo Agrelos
15   FW    [Portugal] POR      Luís Mota          39   GK    [Portugal] POR      Álvaro Ramalho

Other players under contract

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.  Pos.  Nation        Player
—    MF    [Serbia] SRB  Andrija Luković

Out on loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


2021–22 Belenenses SAD season

No.  Pos.  Nation          Player
—    FW    [Portugal] POR  Kikas (at Doxa Katokopias FC until 30 June 2022)

Transfers

Pre-season and friendlies

Win Draw Loss Fixtures

4 August 2021 Friendly  Belenenses SAD [Portugal]  1–3     [Italy] Roma        Lagoa, Portugal
                                                             * Džeko 20'       Stadium: Estádio Municipal da Bela Vista
12:00 CEST (UTC+2)        * Ndour 15'              Report    * Zaniolo 56'     Referee: Pedro Ramalho (Portugal)
                                                             * B. Mayoral 85'

Competitions

Overall record

Competition       First match      Last match        Starting round  Final position  Record
Pld               W                D                 L               GF              GA      GD  Win %
Primeira Liga     8 August 2021    15 May 2022       Matchday 1                      33      5   10     18      23  55  −32     015.15
Taça de Portugal  16 October 2021  23 December 2021  Third round     Fifth round     3       2   1      0       8   5   +3      066.67
Taça da Liga      24 July 2021     First round       First round     1               0       0   1      0       1   −1  000.00
Total             37               7                 11              19              31      61  −30    018.92

Last updated: 9 May 2022
Source: Soccerway

Primeira Liga

Main article: 2021–22 Primeira Liga

League table

     Team
Pos    * v               Pld  W  D   L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification or relegation
       * t
       * e
14   Vizela              34   7  12  15  37  58  −21  33
15   Arouca              34   7  10  17  30  54  −24  31
16   Moreirense (R)      34   7  8   19  33  51  −18  29   Qualification for Relegation play-offs
17   Tondela (R)         34   7  7   20  41  67  −26  28   Relegation to Liga Portugal 2
18   Belenenses SAD (R)  34   5  11  18  23  55  −32  26

Source: Liga Portugal
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head points; 3) Head-to-head goal difference; 4) Head-to-head away goals scored; 5) Goal difference; 6) Matches won; 7) Goals scored; 8) Play-off.
(R) Relegated

Results summary


2021–22 Belenenses SAD season

Results summary

Overall  Home  Away
Pld      W     D     L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD   W  D  L  GF  GA  GD
33       5     10    18  23  55  −32  25   5  3  9  15  30  −15  0  7  9  8   25  −17

Last updated: 9 May 2022.
Source: Liga Portugal

Results by round

Round     1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  21  22  23  24  25  26  27  28  29  30  31  32  33  34
Ground    A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   A   H   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   H   A
Result    L   L   L   D   D   D   D   L   D   W   L   L   L   L   L   L   W   L   D   L   L   W   L   L   D   D   D   W   L   W   D   L   L
Position  12  16  18  18  18  17  17  17  18  14  16  17  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18  18

Updated to match(es) played on 9 May 2022. Source: Liga Portugal
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Matches

8 August 2021 1     Porto                            2–0     Belenenses SAD                  Porto
                      * Martínez 19'                           * Boni [Yellow card] 36'      Stadium: Estádio do Dragão
18:00 WEST (UTC+1)    * Oliveira [Yellow card] 26'   Report    * Calila [Yellow card] 47'    Attendance: 15,429
                      * Díaz [Yellow card] 53', 65'            * Teixeira [Yellow card] 83'  Referee: Gustavo Correia

16 August 2021 2   Belenenses SAD                  1–2     Marítimo                            Oeiras
                     * Chima [Yellow card] 41'               * Vidigal 13', [Yellow card] 69'
                     * Ndour 45'                             * Alipour 15', [Yellow card] 64'  Stadium: Estádio Nacional
21:15 WET (UTC±0)    * Phete [Yellow card] 71'     Report    * Costa [Yellow card] 31'         Attendance: 653
                     * Sithole [Yellow card] 79'             * Rossi [Yellow card] 40'         Referee: Claúdio Pereira
                     * Calila [Yellow card] 90+4'            * Winck [Yellow card] 89'


2021–22 Belenenses SAD season

21 August 2021 3    Sporting CP       2–0     Belenenses SAD  Lisbon
                      * Inácio 7'                             Stadium: Estádio José Alvalade
20:30 WEST (UTC+1)    * Palhinha 48'  Report                  Attendance: 13,145
                                                              Referee: Manuel Oliveira

27 August 2021 4   Belenenses SAD                     1–1     Moreirense                       Leiria
                     * Chima 29'
                     * Ribeiro [Yellow card] 38'                * Vitória [Yellow card] 45+3'
                     * A. Sousa [Yellow card] 56'               * Yan [Yellow card] 53'        Stadium: Estádio Municipal de Leiria
19:00 WET (UTC±0)    * Boni [Red card] 66'            Report    * Ibrahima [Yellow card] 79'   Attendance: 573
                     * Luiz Felipe [Yellow card] 78'            * André Luis 86'               Referee: Fábio Melo
                     * Luković [Yellow card] 79'                * Rosić [Yellow card] 90+5'
                     * Carraça [Yellow card] 86'
                     * Phete [Yellow card] 90+5'

12 September 2021 5  Vitória de Guimarães  0–0     Belenenses SAD  Guimarães
                                                                   Stadium: Estádio D. Afonso Henriques
20:30 WEST (UTC+1)                         Report                  Attendance: 10,462
                                                                   Referee: Hélder Malheiro

18 September 2021 6  Belenenses SAD                     1–1     Gil Vicente                     Leiria
                       * Sithole [Yellow card] 35'                * Talocha [Yellow card] 4'    Stadium: Estádio Municipal de Leiria
18:00 WET (UTC±0)      * Carraça [Yellow card] 38'      Report    * Pedrinho [Yellow card] 12'  Attendance: 673
                       * Safira 83', [Yellow card] 86'            * Carvalho [Yellow card] 25'  Referee: Miguel Nogueira
                                                                  * Aburjania 90+2'

27 September 2021 7  Paços de Ferreira                 2–2     Belenenses SAD                  Paços de Ferreira
                       * Santos 12'
                       * Rui Pires [Yellow card] 16'             * A. Sousa [Yellow card] 24'  Stadium: Estádio da Mata Real
19:00 WEST (UTC+1)     * H. Ferreira 21'               Report    * Ndour 60'                   Attendance: 1,307
                       * Zé Uilton [Yellow card] 78'             * Safira 75'                  Referee: Nuno Almeida
                       * João Pedro [Yellow card] 81'


2021–22 Belenenses SAD season

3 October 2021 8   Belenenses SAD                   0–2     Tondela                       Leiria
                     * Chima [Yellow card] 42'                * Augusto 3'
                     * A. Sousa [Yellow card] 48'             * Borges [Yellow card] 40'  Stadium: Estádio Municipal de Leiria
15:30 WET (UTC±0)    * Carraça [Yellow card] 69'    Report    * Murillo 64'               Attendance: 686
                     * C. Sousa [Yellow card] 82'             * Khacef [Yellow card] 82'  Referee: André Narciso
                     * Sithole [Yellow card] 90+6'

25 October 2021 9   Boavista  0–0     Belenenses SAD  Porto
                                                      Stadium: Estádio do Bessa
21:15 WEST (UTC+1)            Report                  Attendance: 2,043
                                                      Referee: João Pinheiro

31 October 2021 10  Belenenses SAD  2–1     Santa Clara     Oeiras
                      * Safira 43'                          Stadium: Estádio Nacional
18:00 WET (UTC±0)     * Nuno 90+3'  Report    * Allano 90'  Attendance: 932
                                                            Referee: Vítor Ferreira

6 November 2021 11  Portimonense                  2–0     Belenenses SAD                       Portimão
                      * Nakajima 10'
                      * Imbula [Yellow card] 24'            * A. Sousa [Yellow card] 2'
                      * Pedrão [Yellow card] 54'            * Chima [Yellow card] 11'          Stadium: Estádio Municipal de Portimão
18:00 WEST (UTC+1)    * Lucas [Yellow card] 63'   Report    * Phete [Yellow card] 78'          Attendance: 1,185
                      * Aylton [Yellow card] 73'            * César Sousa [Yellow card] 90+3'  Referee: António Nobre
                      * Samuel [Yellow card] 78'
                      * Pedro Sá 83'

27 November 2021 12                                                                                Belenenses SAD  0–7     Benfica                        Oeiras
                                                                                * Kau 1' (o.g.)              Stadium: Estádio Nacional
20:30 WET (UTC±0)                                                                                Report    * Seferovic 14', 39' (pen.)  Attendance: 6,096
                                                                                * Weigl 27'                  Referee: Manuel Mota
                                                                                * Núñez 32', 34', 45'
Note: The match ended in the 48th minute because Belenenses SAD were down to six players after playing with nine men in the first-half.


2021–22 Belenenses SAD season

12 December 2021 14  Belenenses SAD                 0–1     Estoril Praia                Oeiras
                       * Nilton [Yellow card] 80'             * Fonte 43'                Stadium: Estádio Nacional
15:30 WET (UTC±0)      * Carraça [Yellow card] 87'  Report    * David [Yellow card] 89'  Attendance: 724
                                                                                Referee: Hélder Malheiro

19 December 2021 15  Braga         1–0     Belenenses SAD  Braga
                                                           Stadium: Estádio Municipal de Braga
21:00 WET (UTC+0)      * Moura 1'  Report                  Attendance: 3,477
                                                           Referee: Luís Godinho

2 January 2022 13  Vizela                              2–0     Belenenses SAD                      Vizela
                     * Cassiano [Yellow card] 1', 33'            * Luiz Felipe [Yellow card] 32'   Stadium: Estádio do FC Vizela
18:30 WET (UTC±0)    * Kiko 12'                        Report    * Carraça [Yellow card] 38'       Attendance: 1,310
                     * Mendez [Yellow card] 61'                  * Luković [Yellow card] 40'       Referee: João Gonçalves
                                                                 * Diogo Calila [Yellow card] 43'

16 January 2022 18  Belenenses SAD  1–4     Porto                                       Oeiras
                                              * Evanilson 36', 58', 84'                 Stadium: Estádio Nacional
20:30 WET (UTC±0)     * Camará 13'  Report    * Taremi 61'                              Attendance: 6,992
                                              * Luis Díaz [soccer ball with red X] 79'  Referee: Manuel Mota

23 January 2022 19  Marítimo                   1–1     Belenenses SAD                                              Funchal
                                                         * Safira 13' (pen.)                                       Stadium: Estádio do Marítimo
15:30 WET (UTC±0)     * Tagueu [Red card] 44'  Report    * Tavares [Yellow card] 26'                               Attendance: 3,624
                      * Costa 45+4'                      * Akas [Yellow card] 32'                                  Referee: Vitor Ferreira
                                                         * Van der Gaag [Yellow card] 45+3' [Yellow-red card] 67'


2021–22 Belenenses SAD season

2 February 2022 20  Belenenses SAD                 1–4     Sporting CP                 Oeiras
                      * Camará 21'
                      * Safira [Yellow card] 36'             * Paulinho 11', 47'       Stadium: Estádio Nacional
20:45 WET (UTC±0)     * Luković [Yellow card] 41'  Report    * Porro 17'               Attendance: 4,463
                      * Sousa [Yellow card] 67'              * Sarabia 45+2'           Referee: Gustavo Correia
                      * Tavares [Yellow card] 72'            * Neto [Yellow card] 79'
                      * Carraça [Yellow card] 90'

7 February 2022 21  Moreirense                          4–1     Belenenses SAD                               Moreira de Cónegos
                      * Yan 18'
                      * Martins [Yellow card] 32'                 * Camará 25'                               Stadium: Parque de Jogos Comendador Joaquim de Almeida Freitas
21:15 WET (UTC±0)     * Pablo 43'                       Report    * Ndour [Yellow card] 39', [Red card] 40'  Attendance: 1,231
                      * André Luis 67'                                                                       Referee: Nuno Almeida
                      * Lacerda 88', [Yellow card] 89'

13 February 2022 22  Belenenses SAD                     1–0     Vitória de Guimarães              Oeiras
                       * Carraça [Yellow card] 34'
                       * Safira 50'                               * Borevković [Yellow card] 9'   Stadium: Estádio Nacional
18:00 WET (UTC±0)      * Luiz Felipe [Yellow card] 79'  Report    * Händel [Yellow card] 20'      Attendance: 1,089
                       * Luković [Yellow card] 83'                * Da Luz [Yellow card] 90+2'    Referee: Rui Costa
                       * Nuno [Yellow card] 88'                   * Quaresma [Yellow card] 90+3'
                       * Akas [Yellow card] 90'

19 February 2022 23  Gil Vicente                    2–0     Belenenses SAD                   Barcelos
                       * Cunha [Yellow card] 3'               * Calila [Yellow card] 37'     Stadium: Estádio Cidade de Barcelos
15:30 WET (UTC±0)      * Calero 68'                 Report    * Safira [Yellow card] 43'     Attendance: 2,862
                       * Santana 78'                          * Henriques [Yellow card] 50'  Referee: João Pinheiro
                       * Bueno [Yellow card] 90+4'            * Carraça [Yellow card] 85'


2021–22 Belenenses SAD season

25 February 2022 24  Belenenses SAD                0–2     Paços de Ferreira                       Oeiras
                                                             * Baixinho [Yellow card] 24'
                       * Safira [Yellow card] 45'            * Denílson 45+3' (pen.)               Stadium: Estádio Nacional
20:15 WET (UTC±0)      * Akas [Yellow card] 45+2'  Report    * H. Ferreira [Yellow card] 54', 62'  Attendance: 1,287
                                                             * A. Ferreira [Yellow card] 57'       Referee: Artur Soares Dias
                                                             * Santos [Yellow card] 60'

7 March 2022 25    Tondela                             1–1     Belenenses SAD                   Tondela
                     * Alves [Yellow card] 25'                   * Henriques [Yellow card] 26'
                     * Hernando 32'                              * Camará 63'                   Stadium: Estádio João Cardoso
20:15 WET (UTC±0)    * Agra [Yellow card] 69'          Report    * Safira [Yellow card] 78'     Attendance: 752
                     * Alves [Yellow card] 87'                   * Sithole [Yellow card] 90+1'  Referee: Miguel Nogueira
                     * João Pedro [Yellow card] 90+2'

12 March 2022 26   Belenenses SAD                   0–0     Boavista                       Oeiras
                     * Sambú [Yellow card] 16'                * Abascal [Yellow card] 77'  Stadium: Estádio Nacional
20:30 WET (UTC±0)    * Henriques [Yellow card] 34'  Report    * Gorré [Yellow card] 84'    Attendance: 683
                     * Sousa [Yellow card] 50'                * García [Yellow card] 90'   Referee: Nuno Miguel
                     * Akas [Yellow card] 61'

19 March 2022 27   Santa Clara                       0–0     Belenenses SAD                 Ponta Delgada
                                                               * Carraça [Yellow card] 45'
                     * Carvalho [Yellow card] 45+2'            * Baraye [Yellow card] 56'   Stadium: Estádio de São Miguel
18:00 WET (UTC±0)    * Boateng [Yellow card] 86'     Report    * Tavares [Yellow card] 65'  Attendance: 1,164
                     * Henrique [Yellow card] 90'              * Calila [Yellow card] 89'   Referee: David Silva
                                                               * Sithole [Yellow card] 89'


2021–22 Belenenses SAD season

2 April 2022 28     Belenenses SAD                    2–0     Portimonense                           Oeiras
                      * Safira 11' (pen.)
                      * Phete [Yellow card] 32'                 * Possignolo [Yellow card] 10'
                      * Baraye [Yellow card] 75'                * Willyan [Red card] 37'             Stadium: Estádio Nacional
15:30 WEST (UTC+1)    * Sandro [Yellow card] 75'      Report    * Pedrão [Yellow card] 42'           Attendance: 1,409
                      * Calila [Yellow card] 88'                * Welinton Júnior [Yellow card] 90'  Referee: Hélder Malheiro
                      * Nuno 90+4'
                      * Monteiro [Yellow card] 90+6'

9 April 2022 29     Benfica                       3–1     Belenenses SAD                     Lisbon
                                                            * Sousa 3'
                                                            * Calila [Yellow card] 33'
                                                            * Sithole [Yellow card] 45+2'    Stadium: Estádio da Luz
18:00 WEST (UTC+1)    * Núñez 22', 54', 58'       Report    * Camacho [Yellow card] 48'      Attendance: 34,183
                      * Lazaro [Yellow card] 88'            * Tavares [Yellow card] 69'      Referee: Gustavo Correia
                                                            * Varela [Yellow card] 77'
                                                            * Licá [Yellow card] 85'
                                                            * Henriques [Yellow card] 90+3'

16 April 2022 30    Belenenses SAD                     1–0     Vizela                          Oeiras
                      * Baraye [Yellow card] 20', 29'            * Ofori [Yellow card] 56'     Stadium: Estádio Nacional
18:00 WEST (UTC+1)    * Sambú [Yellow card] 35'        Report    * Anderson [Yellow card] 77'  Attendance: 1,384
                                                                                Referee: Nuno Miguel


2021–22 Belenenses SAD season

24 April 2022 31    Estoril                                                       2–2     Belenenses SAD                 Estoril
                      * Arthur [Yellow card] 26'                                            * Carraça [Yellow card] 26'
                      * Rosier 27', [Yellow card] 70' [Yellow-red card] 90+1'               * Safira 66' (pen.)
                      * Joãozinho [Yellow card] 30'                                         * Sousa [Yellow card] 80'    Stadium: Estádio António Coimbra da Mota
18:00 WEST (UTC+1)    * Franco 45+1' (pen.), [Yellow card] 65', [Red card] 90+7'  Report    * Tavares [Yellow card] 83'  Attendance: 1,425
                      * Ferraresi [Yellow card] 65'                                         * Sandro 90+6'               Referee: Tiago Martins
                      * Lourenço [Yellow card] 90+3'                                        * Camará [Red card] 90+7'
                      * Baró [Red card] 90+6'                                               * Calila [Red card] 90+7'

30 April 2022 32    Belenenses SAD                   0–1     Braga                          Oeiras
                      * Henriques [Yellow card] 12'            * Carmo [Yellow card] 61'
                      * Akas [Yellow card] 34'                 * Tormena [Yellow card] 82'  Stadium: Estádio Nacional
21:00 WEST (UTC+1)    * Baraye [Yellow card] 81'     Report    * R. Horta 90'               Attendance: 1,834
                      * Sandro [Red card] 83'                  * Couto [Yellow card] 90+2'  Referee: André Narciso
                      * Sithole [Red card] 90+4'

9 May 2022 33       Belenenses SAD                   2–3     Famalicão                      Oeiras
                      * Tavares [Yellow card] 26'              * Marín 67'
                      * Alex 44' (o.g.)                        * Rodrigues 76'              Stadium: Estádio Nacional
20:15 WEST (UTC+1)    * Sousa [Yellow card] 90+2'    Report    * Banza [Yellow card] 90+2'  Attendance: 1,173
                      * Baraye 90+3'                           * Pêpê 90+5'                 Referee: Hélder Malheiro
                      * Carraça [Yellow card] 90+6'


2021–22 Belenenses SAD season

15 May 2022 34      Arouca  v  Belenenses SAD  Arouca
--:-- WEST (UTC+1)                             Stadium: Estádio Municipal de Arouca

Taça de Portugal

Main article: 2021–22 Taça de Portugal
16 October 2021 Third round  Berço          1–2 (a.e.t.)  Belenenses SAD  Guimarães
15:00 WEST (UTC+1)             * Lopes 72'  Report          * Sousa 40'   Stadium: Campo Gémeos Castro
                                                            * Ndour 120'  Referee: Hugo Silva

21 November 2021 Fourth round  Caldas                        3–5     Belenenses SAD     Caldas da Rainha
                                                                       * Luković 3'
14:00 WET (UTC±0)                * Rodrigues 6' (pen.), 32'  Report    * Nuno 18', 52'  Stadium: Campo da Mata
                                 * Militão 58'                         * Calila 54'     Referee: David Silva
                                                                       * Sousa 90'

23 December 2021 Fifth round  Rio Ave       1–1 (a.e.t.)  Belenenses SAD  Vila do Conde
                                            (6–5 p)
17:00 WET (UTC±0)               * Hugo 42'  Report          * Nuno 9'     Stadium: Estádio dos Arcos
                                                                          Referee: Antonio Nobre

Taça da Liga

Main article: 2021–22 Taça da Liga
24 July 2021 First round  Mafra               1–0     Belenenses SAD  Mafra
                                                                      Stadium: Estádio Municipal de Mafra
15:30 WEST (UTC+1)          * Andrezinho 22'  Report                  Attendance: 0
                                                                      Referee: João António Gonçalves


Concert party

The term Concert Party may mean:

  * Concert party (business), a type of business takeover
  * Concert party (entertainment), a troupe of popular entertainers, usually travelling


Christopher Horton (businessman)

Christopher Tait Horton CBE JP (11 November 1938 – 12 February 2015) was a New Zealand company director and sharebroker.

Born in Auckland in 1938King's College,Alfred Horton. He was a second cousin of newspaper publisher and philanthropist Michael Horton.

Horton served as chair of the Fishing Industry Board,Commander of the Order of the British Empire, for services to business management, in the 1994 New Year Honours.Ruakaka in 2015, aged 76.


Aida Babajanyan

Aida Babajanyan (Armenian: Աիդա Բաբաջանյան, born on December 22, 1958),Armenian-Georgian actress and dancer. She is known for her roles on Own Enemy, and on The Leaders.

Filmography

Film
Year  Title                    Role  Notes
2007  Psikhopat                —
2007  "Return of immoral son"  —

Television and web
Year          Title                             Role  Notes
2008          Unhappy happiness                 —     Main Role
2008-2009     Vorogayt 1 (Trapped)              —     Recurring Role
2009-2010     Vorogayt 2 (Trapped)              —     Recurring Role
2010          Masquerade                        —     Recurring Role
2010-2012     Hard Life                         —     Main Role
2013-2015     Own Enemy                         —     Main Role (504 episodes)
2015–present  The Leaders (Armenian TV series)  —     Main Role

  * Aida Babajanyan at IMDb


Francisco Rivas Almada

Francisco Rivas Almada was the Paraguayan Minister of Industry and Commerce under President Fernando Lugo.


Flight 375

Flight 375 may refer to:

  * Eastern Air Lines Flight 375, crashed on 4 October 1960
  * VASP Flight 375, hijacked on 29 September 1988


Francisco Rita

Francisco Rita is a São Toméan politician. He is serving as Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism.


Glinyanyy Island

Glinyanyy Island (Russian: Глинянный остров, Ostrovok Glinyanyy) is a small island on the east side of Gizhigin Bay, in the northeastern Sea of Okhotsk. It is cone shaped.

Administratively Glinyanyy Island belongs to the Magadan Oblast of the Russian Federation.

History

American whaleships hunting bowhead whales frequented the waters off the island from 1862 to 1905.Ell Island,Ell Harbor,Othello Harbor,whaleboats to the head of Gizhigin Bay to cruise for whalesrum with the natives for reindeer.berriesducks.


Addlestone & Weybridge Town F.C.

Addlestone & Weybridge Town F.C. was a football club in Addlestone, England which extended its name from Addlestone F.C. in 1980. The club's senior team reached the quarter-finals of the FA Vase twice and the first round of the FA Cup once, where they came back from 0–2 down at Brentford to force a 2–2 draw. They lost the replay 0–2. In 1985, the club ceased due to lack of money and the greater success of rival clubs. The last match took place against Waterlooville at home on 27 April 1985. The team played in an all red kit.

History

Addlestone F.C. was formed in April 1885 by Thomas Weeding and Frederick Darling, local football enthusiasts and played their games at Crockford Park. In early 1892 the club was suspended by the Surrey FA for spectator hooliganism. In season 1892–93 the club won the Surrey Village Competition. In 1895 the club had grown large enough to enter the North West Surrey League and with it entry into the Surrey Senior Cup where they were outclassed 9–0 by shorter-lived Weybridge F.C.. The best finish for the club in this league was third in season 1904–05. The year 1906 saw a mass walkout of the committee and an acute financial crisis almost ending the club — it disbanded for a short period of time. It reformed for season 1908–09 and joined Division Two of the Surrey Junior League.

After the First World War the club joined the Surrey Intermediate League. In 1922 the club finished runners up to Chertsey Town and appeared in the Surrey Senior Cup final the year after. That success encouraged the club to move into the Surrey Senior League for the 1924–25 season. For the first time the club entered the FA Amateur Cup, losing to local rivals Egham Town and the FA Cup, defeating Weybridge in their first match 4–0 but losing the next 6–1 to Thornycroft Athletic. A bottom-of-the-table finish in 1931 forced the club to rejoin the Surrey Intermediate League.


Addlestone & Weybridge Town F.C.

Shortly after the end of World War II the club rejoined the Surrey Senior League. In the early 1950s the club was offered, freehold, an orchard in Liberty Lane, completed with the help of a loan from the FA, and remained there until the club folded in 1985. In 1954–55 the club entered the Parthenon League achieving a mid-table finish. Added travelling proved too much for many players so the club went back to the Surrey Senior League two seasons later. In 1959–60 the team finished runners-up to Chertsey Town. The season after, the club won the title, this time with one point more than Croydon Amateurs and Chertsey Town as well as winning the Surrey Charity Cup.

In 1964–65 the club joined the larger Spartan League with a respectable showing. In the next season re-election was narrowly avoided and the club lost 0–9 to Woking in the FA Cup. The club were 1969–70 runners-up to Hampton but won the league cup against them at Egham. The wide Athenian League admitted the club in 1971 and divisional promotion was won three years later. The same season saw Addlestone beat Woking in the final of the Southern Combination Cup. The club finished third in the first season in the higher division and retained the Southern Combination Cup beating Egham Town 2–1. The club reached the quarter-finals of the FA Vase for the second season in a row, a feat never to be repeated. In 1977 the club was refused entry into the enlarging Isthmian League and so joined the Southern League for season 1977–78. Seasons of mid-season poor results saw, in 1980–81, a new management team and a change of name to Addlestone & Weybridge Town FC. The first round proper of the FA Cup was reached. Despite being drawn to be at home the club decided to switch their first leg with Brentford to Griffin Park seeing a 2–2 draw result but the losing the replay 2–0.