2011 FA Trophy final

The game was a particularly even affair with both sides carving out early chances. Darlington goalkeeper Sam Russell had to be alert early on to clear an Adam Murray pass which had sent Duncan Russell clean through on goal. At the other end, Alan Marriott did well to punch away a corner from Aaron Brown before Liam Hatch could get his head on it. In the 18th minute, a Mansfield corner was met by the head of former Darlington captain Steve Foster, but the ball sailed well over the bar.Gary Smith broke into the Mansfield, where he appeared to be brought down by Louis Briscoe. Referee Stuart Attwell, who was well placed, waved away the penalty appeals.

Despite Darlington dominating the opening exchanges of the second half, Mansfield created an excellent chance when Briscoe took on two players from the right and his cross-shot was deflected just over the bar by his team-mate Paul Connor.

Darlington players celebrate their victory after the trophy presentation

After 58 minutes Darlington had an excellent chance to take the lead. John Campbell broke clear down the left hand side of the pitch and crossed low for Tommy Wright; the striker took too long, however, and Mansfield were able to clear for a corner.Marc Bridge-Wilkinson took the free-kick, which clattered against Marriott's right hand post, with the Mansfield 'keeper well beaten.

In the dying seconds of normal time, Bridge-Wilkinson crossed into the box where Wright headed wide with a diving attempt. When the whistle blew for the end of normal time, the match remained at 0–0.

Both teams created chances, during an extra time period marked by both teams increasing fatigue. During extra-time, Darlington replaced Bridge-Wilkinson with Paul Terry, while Mansfield brought on Danny Mitchley for Murray. During a fraught final period of extra time Mansfield threatened when Ashley Cain's cross reached the far post where Connor headed narrowly over the bar. Then, eight minutes from time, Chris Moore forced a Darlington corner. Brown took it and Wright headed against the post, before Ian Miller forced a fine save from Marriott.


2011 FA Trophy final

As a penalty shoot-out loomed over the match, Darlington created one last chance. In the 119th minute, an Aaron Brown long throw was flicked on by Miller and found Wright, who got to the ball ahead of Marriott to send a looping header towards the Mansfield goal. The ball hit the bar before falling to Chris Senior who headed into the roof of the net to send the Darlington fans into raptures and secure an FA Trophy final victory for Darlington.

Details

7 May 2011
1500 GMT
Mansfield Town  0–1 (a.e.t.)  Darlington
                Report        Senior 119'

Wembley Stadium, London
Attendance: 24,668
Referee: Stuart Attwell
Mansfield Town  Darlington


2011 FA Trophy final

GK                     23  [England] Sam Russell
GK                        1   [England] Alan Marriott                                          DF                     2   [England] Paul Arnison
DF                        2   [England] Gary Silk                                              MF                     4   [England] Jamie Chandler
DF                        5   [England] Steve Foster                                           DF                     6   [England] Ian Miller (c)
DF                        20  [England] Tom Naylor                                             FW                     7   [England] Liam Hatch
DF                        3   [England] Daniel Spence                                          FW                     9   [England] Tommy Wright                [Yellow card] 103'
MF                        10  [Australia] Kyle Nix                                             MF                     11  [England] Chris Moore
MF                        8   [England] Tyrone Thompson                                        MF                     20  [England] Gary Smith                                      [downward-facing red arrow] 39'
MF                        11  [England] Adam Smith         [downward-facing red arrow] 95'     DF                     25  [England] Aaron Brown
MF                        29  [England] Adam Murray (c)    [downward-facing red arrow] 108'    MF                     31  [England] Marc Bridge-Wilkinson                           [downward-facing red arrow] 99'
FW                        7   [England] Louis Briscoe                                          FW                     32  [England] John Campbell                                   [downward-facing red arrow] 74'
FW                        23  [England] Paul Connor                                            Substitutes:
Substitutes:                                                                                GK                     33  [England] Danzelle St Louis-Hamilton
GK                        25  [England] Neil Collett                                           FW                     10  [England] Chris Senior                                    [upward-facing green arrow] 74'
DF                        17  [England] Paul Stonehouse                                        MF                     21  [England] Paul Terry                                      [upward-facing green arrow] 99'
MF                        26  [England] Ashley Cain        [upward-facing green arrow] 95'     DF                     26  [England] Phil Gray
FW                        35  [England] Danny Mitchley     [upward-facing green arrow] 108'    MF                     29  [England] Aman Verma                                      [upward-facing green arrow] 39'
Manager:                                                                                Manager:
[England] Duncan Russell                                                                       [England] Mark Cooper

  * 2011 FA Trophy: Match Highlights


1939 New Year Honours (New Zealand)

See also: 1939 New Year Honours

The 1939 New Year Honours in New Zealand were appointments by King George VI to various orders and honours to reward and highlight good works by New Zealanders. The awards celebrated the passing of 1938 and the beginning of 1939, and were announced on 3 January 1939.

The recipients of honours are displayed here as they were styled before their new honour.

Knight Bachelor

  * Charles Manley Luke JP – of Wellington. For public services.
  * The Honourable Henry Hubert Ostler – senior puisne judge of the Supreme Court of New Zealand.
  * [Sir Charles Luke]
    Sir Charles Luke
  * [Sir Hubert Ostler]
    Sir Hubert Ostler

Order of Saint Michael and Saint George

Companion (CMG)

  * Arthur Telford Donnelly LLB – of Christchurch. For public services.
  * Thomas Donald Horn Hall LLB – of Wellington; clerk of the House of Representatives.
  * [Arthur Donnelly]
    Arthur Donnelly
  * [Thomas Hall]
    Thomas Hall

Order of the British Empire

Commander (CBE)

Civil division
  * Thomas Reginald Aickin – of Wellington; private secretary to the Minister of Finance.
  * Arthur William Mulligan – of Wellington; general secretary, National Centennial Office, Department of Internal Affairs.
Military division
  * Group Captain the Honourable Ralph Alexander Cochrane AFC – Royal Air Force; Air Department, Wellington.
  * [Ralph Cochrane]
    Ralph Cochrane

Officer (OBE)

Civil division
  * Sidney John Harrison – of Wellington; general secretary of the New Zealand Returned Soldiers' Association.
  * Dr Alice Woodward Horsley MB ChB – medical practitioner, Auckland. For social welfare services.
  * Samuel Saltzman – of Dunedin. For benefactions to humanitarian institutions.
Military division
  * Major Stanley Herbert Crump – New Zealand Staff Corps; deputy quartermaster-general and director of supplies and transport, Army Headquarters, Wellington.

Member (MBE)


1939 New Year Honours (New Zealand)

Member (MBE)

Civil division
  * Beatrice Alice Campbell – matron of the public hospital, New Plymouth
  * Isabel Mona Corkill – Nurse Maude District Nursing Association, Christchurch.
  * Nora Philomena Fitzgibbon – nursing adviser to the Plunket Society, Dunedin.
  * Mary Fanny Gaby – lady corps superintendent of the St John Ambulance Brigade, Wellington.
  * Mary Josephine Martin – matron of the Sunnyside Mental Hospital, Christchurch.
  * Cecilia McKenny – of Pahiatua; president of the New Zealand Registered Nurses' Association.
  * Janet Anne Moore – nurse instructor in the Department of Health, Wellington.
Military division
  * Warrant Officer Class II (Staff Sergeant-Major) George Ferguson MacCulloch – regimental sergeant-major, Army School of Instruction, Trentham.

British Empire Medal (BEM)

Military division
  * Chief Petty Officer Writer Archie Victor Styles – New Zealand Naval Forces, Wellington.


Francis Elliot

Not to be confused with Francis Elliott.

Sir Francis Edmund Hugh Elliot GCMG GCVO (24 March 1851 – 20 January 1940) was a British diplomat who was envoy to Greece for 14 years.

Early life

Francis Elliot was the only son of Sir Henry Elliot, also a diplomat, and grandson of the 2nd Earl of Minto. He was at school at Eton College and coxed the school eight at Henley in 1866, 1867 and 1868, when Eton won the Ladies' Plate each year. In his last year, 1869, he rowed bow and Eton again won the Ladies' Plate. Elliot went on to Balliol College, Oxford where he read Classics and rowed in the Balliol eight which went Head of the River. He also rowed in an Oxford-Etonian eight which won the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley in 1871.

Career

Elliot joined the Diplomatic Service and was appointed Attaché at Constantinople in 1874. He served as 3rd Secretary at Vienna and 2nd Secretary at Rio de Janeiro, Stockholm, Lisbon, Cairo and Paris before being appointed Secretary of Legation at Athens in 1890.Sofia as Agent and Consul-General in 1895.Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary,

On the outbreak of World War I Elliot tried to persuade King Constantine to join the Allies, but he insisted on neutrality although the Prime Minister, Eleftherios Venizelos, was in favour of joining the Allies. Events in the Balkans forced the Allies to land troops at Salonika (Thessaloniki) with Venizelos' permission, and in August 1916, followers of Venizelos set up a provisional state in northern Greece with Allied support with the aim of reclaiming the lost regions in Macedonia, effectively splitting Greece into two entities. After intense diplomatic negotiations and an armed confrontation in Athens between Allied and royalist forces (an incident known as Noemvriana) the king abdicated and left Greece in June 1917, and Elliot left at the same time "on leave",Lord Granville who had already been accredited to Venizelos' provisional government at Salonika.

Elliot then served as Deputy Controller of the Foreign Trade Department at the Foreign Office until he retired in 1919.

Family


Francis Elliot

Family

In 1881 Francis Elliot married Henrietta, daughter of Clare Ford who had been his chief in Rio de Janeiro. They had four daughters, the second of whom, Frances Clara, married Alban Young who had been Francis Elliot's junior in Athens.

Honours

Francis Elliot was appointed CMG in January 1904,King's Birthday Honours of 1917.state visit to England by George I of Greece in 1905.

  * ELLIOT, Sir Francis (Edmund Hugh), Who Was Who, 1920–2008; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2007
  * Obituary: Sir Francis Elliot: Distinguished Diplomatic Career, The Times, London, 22 January 1940, page 9
  * Portraits of Sir Francis Edmund Hugh Elliot at the National Portrait Gallery, London
  * "Archival material relating to Elliot, Sir Francis Edmund Hugh (1851-1940) Knight Diplomat". UK National Archives.


Hauptplatz

Hauptplatz (German: "Main Square") is the name of a number of squares in German speaking cities:

  * Hauptplatz, a square in the city of Ried im Innkreis, Austra
  * Hauptplatz (Salzburg), a square, now known as Residenzplatz, in the city of Salzburg, Austria
  * Hauptplatz, a square in the city of Wiener Neustadt, Austria
  * Main Square (disambiguation)


The 2021–22 Basketball Champions League playoffs began on April 5, 2022 and concluded with the 2022 Basketball Champions League Final Four, to decide the champions of the 2021–22 Basketball Champions League. A total of eight teams competed in the play-offs.

Format

The 8 qualified clubs have been ranked according to their final position within their respective group during the Round of 16 and their place in the Draw was based on this ranking. The teams having finished 1st of their Round of 16 group was placed in Pot 1, the teams having finished 2nd of their Round of 16 group was placed in Pot 2. The draw was held on March 25, 2022.

The quarterfinals will be played in a best-of-3 series and start on April 5. The seeded teams will play their first (and potential third) game at home, the unseeded teams will play their second game at home.

The four winning clubs will qualify for the Final Four. The 4 qualified teams will play the final four between May 6–8, 2022.

Qualified teams

Key to colors

Seeded teams  Unseeded teams

Group  Winners                     Runners-up
I      [Israel] Hapoel Holon       [Germany] MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg
J      [Spain] Baxi Manresa        [Turkey] Tofaş
K      [Romania] U-BT Cluj-Napoca  [Spain] Unicaja
L      [Spain] Lenovo Tenerife     [France] SIG Strasbourg

Bracket

  Quarterfinals                                              Semifinals      Final

  [Romania] U-BT Cluj-Napoca        76                       75          73
  6 May
  [Germany] MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg  73                       92          79
  [Germany] MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg  55

                                    [Spain] Baxi Manresa     63
  [Spain] Baxi Manresa              86                       91          —
                                    8 May
  [Spain] Unicaja                   63                       89          —
  [Spain] Baxi Manresa              87

                                    [Spain] Lenovo Tenerife  98
  [Israel] Hapoel Holon             93                       81          —
  6 May
  [France] SIG Strasbourg           75                       80          —
  [Israel] Hapoel Holon             71

                                    [Spain] Lenovo Tenerife  78              Third place
  [Spain] Lenovo Tenerife           78                       74          —
                                    8 May
  [Turkey] Tofaş                    77                       73          —
  [Germany] MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg  88

  [Israel] Hapoel Holon             68


Quarterfinals

Team 1                      Series  Team 2                            Game 1  Game 2  Game 3
U-BT Cluj-Napoca [Romania]  1–2     [Germany] MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg  76–73   75-92   73–79
Baxi Manresa [Spain]        2–0     [Spain] Unicaja                   86–63   91–89   –
Hapoel Holon [Israel]       2–0     [France] SIG Strasbourg           93–75   81–80   –
Lenovo Tenerife [Spain]     2–0     [Turkey] Tofaş                    78–77   74–73   –

U-BT Cluj-Napoca vs. Riesen Ludwigsburg

5 April 2022  U-BT Cluj-Napoca [Romania]                      76–73     [Germany] MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg  Cluj-Napoca
18:00         Scoring by quarter: 18–13, 19–21, 18–22, 21–17
              Pts: Richard 14                                           Pts: Radebaugh 16                 Arena: BTarena
              Rebs: Guzmán, Hogue 8                           Boxscore  Rebs: four players 6              Attendance: 9,887
              Asts: Brown 7                                             Asts: Simon 4                     Referees: Ademir Zurapovic, Nicolas Maestre, Kerem Baki
              Eff: Guzmán, Richard 15                                   Eff: Happ 18

13 April 2022  MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg [Germany]                92–75     [Romania] U-BT Cluj-Napoca  Ludwigsburg
20:00          Scoring by quarter: 28–18, 24–24, 24–14, 16–19
               Pts: Happ, Radebaugh 18                                   Pts: Stipanović 16
               Rebs: Simon 9                                   Boxscore  Rebs: Guzmán 7              Arena: MHP Arena
               Asts: Radebaugh, Simon 4                                  Asts: Brown 8               Referees: Yohan Rosso, Georgios Poursanidis, Boris Krejic
               Eff: Radebaugh, Simon 22                                  Eff: Guzmán 18


19 April 2022  U-BT Cluj-Napoca [Romania]                      73–79     [Germany] MHP Riesen Ludwigsburg  Cluj-Napoca
18:00          Scoring by quarter: 11–16, 12–21, 19–19, 31–23
               Pts: Richard 18                                           Pts: Hulls 21
               Rebs: Stewart 8                                 Boxscore  Rebs: Happ, Polas Bartolo 5       Arena: BTarena
               Asts: Stipanović 5                                        Asts: four players 3              Referees: Manuel Mazzoni, Saverio Lanzarini, Mārtiņš Kozlovskis
               Eff: Birčević 15                                          Eff: Hulls 23

Baxi Manresa vs. Unicaja

5 April 2022  Baxi Manresa [Spain]                           86–63     [Spain] Unicaja   Manresa
20:30         Scoring by quarter: 29–4, 18–17, 20–22, 19–20
              Pts: Thomasson 16                                        Pts: Barreiro 16
              Rebs: Moneke 11                                Boxscore  Rebs: Kravić 6    Arena: Pavelló Nou Congost
              Asts: Pérez 6                                            Asts: Díaz 5      Referees: Yohan Rosso, Zafer Yılmaz, Wojciech Liszka
              Eff: Moneke, Vaulet 19                                   Eff: Díaz 16

12 April 2022  Unicaja [Spain]                                 89–91     [Spain] Baxi Manresa  Málaga
20:30          Scoring by quarter: 23–22, 19–28, 23–19, 24–22
               Pts: Barreiro 21                                          Pts: Moneke 24
               Rebs: Suárez 5                                  Boxscore  Rebs: Bako 6          Arena: Palacio de Deportes José María Martín Carpena
               Asts: Brizuela 5                                          Asts: Pérez 8         Referees: Saverio Lanzarini, Oskars Lucis, Thomas Bissuel
               Eff: Barreiro 22                                          Eff: Moneke 22

Hapoel Holon vs. SIG Strasbourg


Hapoel Holon vs. SIG Strasbourg

6 April 2022  Hapoel Holon [Israel]                           93–75     [France] SIG Strasbourg  Holon
18:00         Scoring by quarter: 25–19, 21–20, 20–15, 27–21
              Pts: Johnson 18                                           Pts: Mitchell 18
              Rebs: Johnson 9                                 Boxscore  Rebs: Morin 9            Arena: Holon Toto Hall
              Asts: Ragland 12                                          Asts: three players 3    Referees: Saverio Lanzarini, Luis Castillo, Carsten Straube
              Eff: Johnson 23                                           Eff: Morin 18

12 April 2022  SIG Strasbourg [France]                         80–81     [Israel] Hapoel Holon   Strasbourg
20:00          Scoring by quarter: 25–16, 24–19, 12–27, 19–19
               Pts: Mitchell 24                                          Pts: McGee 21
               Rebs: Cavalière 10                              Boxscore  Rebs: Dalton 7          Arena: Rhénus Sport
               Asts: three players 3                                     Asts: McGee, Ragland 4  Referees: Wojciech Liszka, Lorenzo Baldini, Mārtiņš Kozlovskis
               Eff: Mitchell 20                                          Eff: McGee 19

Lenovo Tenerife vs. Tofaş

6 April 2022  Lenovo Tenerife [Spain]                         78–77     [Turkey] Tofaş          Tenerife
20:30         Scoring by quarter: 31–17, 16–16, 19–24, 12–20
              Pts: Salin 27                                             Pts: three players 14
              Rebs: Shermadini 9                              Boxscore  Rebs: Ennis, Simmons 6  Arena: Santiago Martín
              Asts: Huertas 6                                           Asts: five players 2    Referees: Oskars Lucis, Boris Krejic, Lorenzo Baldini
              Eff: Salin 25                                             Eff: Uğurlu 15

12 April 2022  Tofaş [Turkey]                                  73–74     [Spain] Lenovo Tenerife  Bursa
18:00          Scoring by quarter: 16–21, 14–22, 20–18, 23–13
               Pts: Simmons 17                                           Pts: Huertas 15
               Rebs: Simmons 6                                 Boxscore  Rebs: Doornekamp 9       Arena: Tofaş Nilüfer Spor Salonu
               Asts: Cook, Cruz 4                                        Asts: Huertas 7          Referees: Manuel Mazzoni, Martin Horozov, Tomas Jasevičius
               Eff: Simmons 23                                           Eff: Doornekamp 19


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Adekola Ogunoye II

Olowo Adekola Ogunoye II was a traditional ruler of Owo (Olowo of Owo), Ondo State, Nigeria, who reigned between February 1968 to November 1992 before Sir Olateru Olagbegi II was reinstated in 1993.Oba Ajibade Gbadegesin Ogunoye III, was later enthroned as the Olowo of Owo, in 2019.

Reign

Ogunoye II reigned for 24 years (6 February 1968 – 22 March 1993).Owo, Sir Olateru Olagbegi II who was dethroned on June 1966 by the then Military Governor of the Western Region, Colonel Robert Adeyinka Adebayo, as a result of his political role in a plot against the state government. The plot was believed to have been masterminded by Pa Michael Adekunle Ajasin who was later elected as the Executive Governor of Ondo State (October 1979 – October 1983) on the platform of the Unity Party of Nigeria.

Death

Adekola Ogunoye II died on 22 March 1993 in his palace, the Olowo of Owo palace.supernatural and magical power by chief Aralepo, the oldest chief in Owo who has witnessed the reign of five different traditional rulers of Owo.


CPGA

CPGA may stand for:

  * Ceramic pin grid array, a kind of a package for integrated circuits
  * Cornish Pilot Gig Association


Chronomonaut

Chronomonaut is the seventeenth studio album by American progressive rock band Glass Hammer, released on October 12, 2018.

A concept album and sequel to the band's fourth album Chronometree (2000), it features the same character, Tom Timely, now struggling to reach success with his progressive rock band The Elf King in the eighties. It was conceived as a stand-alone story rather than a direct continuation of the earlier album.

Story

The album follows Tom Timely in the 1980s, after the events of Chronometree. Now the member of a progressive rock band named The Elf King. Together with his bandmates, which include guitarist Dwight -who often misses rehearsals- and vocalist Arianna, Tom tries to reach success and become a "prog god"; the story also involves him travelling back in the time to the golden age of progressive rock in the 1970s, and going missing.

Reception

Progradar stated "Glass Hammer make a bold new statement with Chronomonaut’, a new direction that gives them a definitive sound of their own. [...] While not completely straying from their roots, Glass Hammer have taken a path less trodden and delivered what is, without a doubt, their best album yet and a fantastic new direction of power, precision and downright soul."The Prog Report called the album "a progressive psychedelic trip with a captivating story and enough twists and turns to keep you guessing throughout. 25 years into their career Glass Hammer continue to take risks and the result here is another gem in their impressive catalog."


Chronomonaut

Brad Birzer of Progarchy stated "I could review this as a distinctive piece of American culture and Americana; as a treasure hunt and quest; as a progressive rock album; as a philosophical examination of nostalgia; as a theological pondering on the nature of time; or as a fully-blown science fiction tale worthy of anything written by Robert Heinlein or Kevin J. Anderson. In some way, no review of this album can really be faithful to the material if it doesn’t take into account all of these things.", and called Chronomonaut "a majestic album that calls forth all that is best within us. No small feat, especially in our present cultural whirligig of insanity and horrors. In its own madness, Chronomonaut brings order and truth to the artistic and longing soul."

Italian magazine La Gazzetta dello Spettacolo stated "With this new CD Glass Hammer reassert themselves as one of the most interesting and praiseworthy prog rock bands in the world, able to thrill the fans with their music, which is inspired by that of the greats of the genre, but is also rich in various personal inspirations".

Track listing

No.            Title                       Writer(s)      Length
1.             "The Land of Lost Content"  Fred Schendel  1:54
2.             "Roll for Initiative"       Steve Babb     7:43
3.             "Twilight of the Godz"      Babb           8:13
4.             "The Past is Past"          Schendel       9:56
5.             "1980 Something"            Babb           5:51
6.             "A Hole in the Sky"         Babb           4:47
7.             "Clockwork"                 Schendel       2:17
8.             "Melancholy Holiday"        Babb           4:27
9.             "It Always Burns Sideways"  Schendel       5:49
10.            "Blinding Light"            Babb           6:01
11.            "Tangerine Meme"            Babb           3:05
12.            "Fade Away"                 Schendel       10:27
Total length:  1:10:30

Personnel


Chronomonaut

Personnel

Glass Hammer                                     Additional musicians
  * Susie Bogdanowicz – lead vocals                * Brian Brewer – guitar on "Twilight of the Godz"
  * Steve Babb – bass, keyboards                   * Jamison Smeltz – saxophone
  * Fred Schendel – keyboards, guitars             * Matthew Parmenter – vocals on "The Past is Past"
  * Aaron Raulston – drums                         * Chris Herin – guitar
Production                                         * Reese Boyd – guitar solo on "Fade Away"
  * Fred Schendel, Steve Babb – production         * Phil Stiles - guitar on "It Always Burns Sideways"
  * Bob Katz - mastering
  * Michal Xaay Loranc - cover art, booklet art


Caviria

Caviria is a genus of moths in the subfamily Lymantriinae described by Jacob Hübner in 1819. The species are widespread throughout South America, north east India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, the Andaman Islands, and Java.

Description

Palpi minute and porrect (projecting forward). Antennae bipectinated where the branches are longer in males and short in females. Hind tibia has one pair of spurs. Forewings with vein 3 from before angle of cell. Veins 4 and 5 from angle. Vein 6 from upper angle. Veins 7, 8 and 9 are stalked. Hindwings with vein 3 from before angle of cell. Veins 4 and 5 from angle and veins 6 and 7 from upper angle.

Species

  * Caviria andeola
  * Caviria athana
  * Caviria comes
  * Caviria doda
  * Caviria eutelida
  * Caviria hedda
  * Caviria marcellina
  * Caviria micans
  * Caviria odriana
  * Caviria regina
  * Caviria sericea
  * Caviria vestalis
  * Caviria vinasia
  * Pitkin, Brian & Jenkins, Paul. "Search results Family: Lymantriidae". Butterflies and Moths of the World. Natural History Museum, London.


The Alliance of Nationalist Left Forces of the MNR (Spanish: Alianza de Fuerzas de la Izquierda Nacional del MNR, AFIN-MNR) was a leftist political party in Bolivia.

In 1980 the left-wing group split from the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement and founded the Alliance of Nationalist Left Forces of the MNR. Led by Roberto Jordán Pando.

In 1980 elections the AFIN-MNR presented Roberto Jordán Pando as presidential candidate; he won 1.31 per cent of the vote.

In 1984 the AFIN-MNR merged with the Leftwing Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (MNRI).

In 1985 elections the MNRI presented Roberto Jordán Pando as presidential candidate.


2011 European Track Championships – Women's omnium

UEC European Champion jersey

2011 UEC European
Track Championships

Sprint               men  women
Team sprint          men  women
Keirin               men  women
Omnium               men  women
Team pursuit         men  women
Points race          men  women
Madison              men
  * v
  * t
  * e

The Women's omnium was held on 22–23 October 2011. 18 riders participated over six competitions.

Medalists

Gold    Laura Trott (GBR)
Silver  Tatsiana Sharakova (BLR)
Bronze  Kirsten Wild (NED)

Results

Flying lap

The flying lap was held at 15:34.

Rank  Name                Nation          Time    Notes
1     Kirsten Wild        Netherlands     14.697
2     Tatsiana Sharakova  Belarus         14.847
3     Leire Olaberria     Spain           14.871
4     Małgorzata Wojtyra  Poland          14.882
5     Laura Trott         Great Britain   14.903
6     Lisa Brennauer      Germany         15.028
7     Jolien D'Hoore      Belgium         15.133
8     Evgenia Romanyuta   Russia          15.249
9     Lucie Záleská       Czech Republic  15.386
10    Pascale Jeuland     France          15.630
11    Aušrinė Trebaitė    Lithuania       15.652
12    Caroline Ryan       Ireland         15.706
13    Anna Nahirna        Ukraine         15.749
14    Alžbeta Pavlendová  Slovakia        16.027
15    Julie Leth          Denmark         16.037
16    Andrea Wölfer       Switzerland     16.070
17    Marta Tagliaferro   Italy           16.110
18    Sari Saarelainen    Finland         17.503

Points race

The race was held at 19:42.


The race was held at 19:42.

Rank  Name                Nation          Laps  Points
1     Pascale Jeuland     France          1     20
2     Aušrinė Trebaitė    Lithuania       0     11
3     Leire Olaberria     Spain           0     10
4     Tatsiana Sharakova  Belarus         0     9
5     Kirsten Wild        Netherlands     0     8
6     Małgorzata Wojtyra  Poland          0     8
7     Laura Trott         Great Britain   0     7
8     Julie Leth          Denmark         0     7
9     Marta Tagliaferro   Italy           0     5
10    Lisa Brennauer      Germany         0     5
11    Evgenia Romanyuta   Russia          0     5
12    Jolien D'Hoore      Belgium         0     5
13    Caroline Ryan       Ireland         0     5
14    Lucie Záleská       Czech Republic  0     2
15    Alžbeta Pavlendová  Slovakia        0     1
16    Anna Nahirna        Ukraine         0     0
17    Andrea Wölfer       Switzerland     0     0
–     Sari Saarelainen    Finland         −2    DNF

Elimination race

The race was held at 21:13.

Rank  Name                Nation
1     Laura Trott         Great Britain
2     Małgorzata Wojtyra  Poland
3     Leire Olaberria     Spain
4     Jolien D'Hoore      Belgium
5     Julie Leth          Denmark
6     Lisa Brennauer      Germany
7     Marta Tagliaferro   Italy
8     Alžbeta Pavlendová  Slovakia
9     Kirsten Wild        Netherlands
10    Pascale Jeuland     France
11    Lucie Záleská       Czech Republic
12    Caroline Ryan       Ireland
13    Evgenia Romanyuta   Russia
14    Andrea Wölfer       Switzerland
15    Aušrinė Trebaitė    Lithuania
16    Tatsiana Sharakova  Belarus
17    Anna Nahirna        Ukraine
18    Sari Saarelainen    Finland

Individual pursuit

The race was held at 13:30.


The race was held at 13:30.

Rank  Name                Nation          Time      Notes
1     Laura Trott         Great Britain   3:36.377
2     Tatsiana Sharakova  Belarus         3:37.617
3     Kirsten Wild        Netherlands     3:39.343
4     Lisa Brennauer      Germany         3:39.689
5     Aušrinė Trebaitė    Lithuania       3:44.524
6     Evgenia Romanyuta   Russia          3:44.661
7     Caroline Ryan       Ireland         3:45.030
8     Anna Nahirna        Ukraine         3:46.250
9     Pascale Jeuland     France          3:48.266
10    Leire Olaberria     Spain           3:48.313
11    Małgorzata Wojtyra  Poland          3:49.317
12    Jolien D'Hoore      Belgium         3:49.496
13    Julie Leth          Denmark         3:51.988
14    Lucie Záleská       Czech Republic  3:54.840
15    Marta Tagliaferro   Italy           3:57.194
16    Andrea Wölfer       Switzerland     4:02.540
17    Alžbeta Pavlendová  Slovakia        4:02.710
18    Sari Saarelainen    Finland         4:05.100

Scratch race

The race was held at 16:06.

Rank  Name                Nation          Laps Down
1     Jolien D'Hoore      Belgium
2     Evgenia Romanyuta   Russia
3     Tatsiana Sharakova  Belarus
4     Aušrinė Trebaitė    Lithuania
5     Andrea Wölfer       Switzerland
6     Kirsten Wild        Netherlands     −1
7     Małgorzata Wojtyra  Poland          −1
8     Marta Tagliaferro   Italy           −1
9     Lucie Záleská       Czech Republic  −1
10    Laura Trott         Great Britain   −1
11    Pascale Jeuland     France          −1
12    Leire Olaberria     Spain           −1
13    Lisa Brennauer      Germany         −1
14    Alžbeta Pavlendová  Slovakia        −1
15    Julie Leth          Denmark         −1
16    Anna Nahirna        Ukraine         −1
17    Caroline Ryan       Ireland         −1
18    Sari Saarelainen    Finland         −1

500m time trial

The race was held at 18:01.


The race was held at 18:01.

Rank  Name                Nation          Time
1     Laura Trott         Great Britain   35.559
2     Tatsiana Sharakova  Belarus         35.732
3     Małgorzata Wojtyra  Poland          35.904
4     Evgenia Romanyuta   Russia          36.470
5     Jolien D'Hoore      Belgium         36.647
6     Lisa Brennauer      Germany         36.705
7     Aušrinė Trebaitė    Lithuania       37.176
8     Kirsten Wild        Netherlands     37.244
9     Lucie Záleská       Czech Republic  37.485
10    Leire Olaberria     Spain           38.337
11    Pascale Jeuland     France          38.349
12    Caroline Ryan       Ireland         38.438
13    Julie Leth          Denmark         38.789
14    Anna Nahirna        Ukraine         38.971
15    Alžbeta Pavlendová  Slovakia        39.068
16    Andrea Wölfer       Switzerland     39.129
17    Marta Tagliaferro   Italy           39.258

Final Classification

After six events.

Rank                             Name                Nation          Total
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Laura Trott         Great Britain   25
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Tatsiana Sharakova  Belarus         29
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Kirsten Wild        Netherlands     32
4                                Małgorzata Wojtyra  Poland          33
5                                Jolien D'Hoore      Belgium         41
6                                Leire Olaberria     Spain           41
7                                Evgenia Romanyuta   Russia          44
8                                Aušrinė Trebaitė    Lithuania       44
9                                Lisa Brennauer      Germany         45
10                               Pascale Jeuland     France          52
11                               Lucie Záleská       Czech Republic  66
12                               Julie Leth          Denmark         69
13                               Caroline Ryan       Ireland         73
14                               Marta Tagliaferro   Italy           73
15                               Alžbeta Pavlendová  Slovakia        83
16                               Anna Nahirna        Ukraine         84
17                               Andrea Wölfer       Switzerland     84
–                                Sari Saarelainen    Finland         108


1939 North Cornwall by-election

The 1939 North Cornwall by-election was a parliamentary by-election held on 13 July 1939 for the House of Commons constituency of North Cornwall.

Previous MP

The seat had become vacant when the constituency's Liberal Member of Parliament, the Rt Hon. Sir Francis Dyke Acland, Bt. died. Acland was first elected for this seat in the 1932 North Cornwall by-election and retained it until his death.

Previous Result

1935 general election: North Cornwall
Party                Candidate     Votes                    %              ±%
                     Liberal       Francis Dyke Acland      16,872         51.3  -1.1
                     Conservative  Edward Robin Whitehouse  16,036         48.7  +1.1
Majority             836           2.6                      -2.2
Turnout              32,908        79.9                     -0.9
Registered electors  41,164
                     Liberal hold  Swing                    +1.1 (L to C)

  * Note on 1935 result: Change and swing are calculated from the result of the by-election on 22 July 1932.

Candidates

The Liberal Party candidate was Tom Horabin (1896 – 26 April 1956). He was a business consultant with no local ties and no track record as an election candidate. He was a close friend of John Foot, the influential Liberal candidate for neighbouring Bodmin. The Conservative candidate was E.R. Whitehouse. He had previously contested the seat at the 1935 United Kingdom general election. The local Labour party had already selected D.C.N. Wakley to contest the forthcoming General Election. However, Labour party Headquarters successfully put pressure on the local Labour party to withdraw their candidate. The action of the Labour HQ was a clear indication of a desire to electorally co-operate with the Liberal party at a forthcoming General Election, along the lines of a Popular Front.

Result

The by-election took place shortly before the start of the Second World War.

13 July 1939 by-election: North Cornwall
Party                Candidate     Votes                    %              ±%
                     Liberal       Tom Horabin              17,072         52.2  +0.9
                     Conservative  Edward Robin Whitehouse  15,608         47.8  -0.9
Majority             1,464         4.4                      +1.8
Turnout              32,680        79.3                     -0.6
Registered electors  41,191
                     Liberal hold  Swing                    -0.9 (L to C)


1939 North Cornwall by-election

It was the last peacetime by-election won by the Liberal Party until the 1958 Torrington by-election.

Aftermath

General election July 1945: North Cornwall
Party     Candidate           Votes         %       ±%
          Liberal             Tom Horabin   18,836  52.9
          Conservative        T.P. Fulford  16,171  45.4
          Independent Labour  J.H. Worrall  626     1.7
Majority  2,665               7.5
Turnout   35,633
          Liberal hold        Swing

Tom Horabin was the Liberal Party Chief Whip from August 1945 until he resigned and left the party in October 1946. He continued to represent North Cornwall until the 1950 general election, first as an Independent and then as a Labour MP from November 1947. In 1950 Horabin contested Exeter, but did not return to the House of Commons.

  * 1932 North Cornwall by-election
  * North Cornwall constituency
  * List of United Kingdom by-elections (1931–1950)
  * United Kingdom by-election records
  * British Parliamentary Election Results 1918-1949, compiled and edited by F.W.S. Craig (Macmillan Press 1977)
  * British Parliamentary Election Results 1950-1973, compiled and edited by F.W.S. Craig (Parliamentary Research Services 1983)
  * Who's Who of British Members of Parliament, Volume III 1919-1945, edited by M. Stenton and S. Lees (Harvester Press 1979)
  * Who's Who of British Members of Parliament, Volume IV 1945-1979, edited by M. Stenton and S. Lees (Harvester Press 1981)


Francis Elliott Drouet

Francis Elliott Drouet (1907–1982) was an American phycologist, who collected specimens in the United States, Brazil, Mexico, and Panama.

Biography

Francis Drouet grew up in Independence, Missouri. After graduating from the University of Missouri with BA and MA in botany,flowering plants and blue-green algae (cyanophytes), but his later papers and books are almost exclusively on blue-green algae. He worked as a herbarium assistant at the University of Missouri until 1935. From 1935 to 1936 he was employed as a botanist in a one-year fish culture programme sponsored by the Brazilian government. From 1936 to 1939 he studied botany at Yale University on a Seessel fellowship.cryptogams at Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History.

He was also a member of the first team of biologists sent to New Mexico to determine the possible effects of atomic radiation on the biota around Los Alamos. The latter experience led to his becoming a research associate at New Mexico Highlands University in 1958 and the next year professor of botany at the University of Arizona.

At the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, he was a research fellow and curator of the algal herbarium from 1961 until his retirement in 1975. He is known primarily for his taxonomic revisions of several families of Cyanobacteria (blue-green algae). He wrote a five-volume monograph series on the blue-green algae.Smithsonian Institution.

Selected publications


Francis Elliott Drouet

* Drouet, Francis (1933). "Algal Vegetation of the Large Ozark Springs". Transactions of the American Microscopical Society. 52 (2): 83–100. doi:10.2307/3222185. JSTOR 3222185.
  * ——; Cohen, Aaron (1935). "The Morphology of Gonyostomum Semen from Woods Hole, Massachusetts". The Biological Bulletin. 68 (3): 422–439. doi:10.2307/1537563. JSTOR 1537563.
  * —— (1937). "The Brazilian Myxophyceae. I.". American Journal of Botany. 24 (9): 598–608. doi:10.1002/j.1537-2197.1937.tb09153.x. JSTOR 2436639.
  * —— (1938). "The Brazilian Myxophyceae. II". American Journal of Botany. 25 (9): 657–666. doi:10.1002/j.1537-2197.1938.tb12829.x. JSTOR 2436918.
  * —— (1938). "Notes on Myxophyceae, I-IV". Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club. 65 (5): 285–292. doi:10.2307/2481233. JSTOR 2481233.
  * —— (1938). "The Oscillatoriaceae of Southern Massachusetts". Rhodora. 40 (474): 221–241. JSTOR 23301934.
  * —— (1938). "Myxophyceae of the Yale North India Expedition Collected by G. E. Hutchinson". Transactions of the American Microscopical Society. 57 (2): 127–131. doi:10.2307/3222740. JSTOR 3222740.
  * ——; Daily, William A. (1952). "A Synopsis of the Coccoid Myxophyceae". Butler University Botanical Studies. 10 (11/23): 220–223. JSTOR 41822501.


Francis Elliott Drouet

* ——; Daily, William A. (1957). "Revision of the Coccoid Myxophyceae: Additions and Corrections". Transactions of the American Microscopical Society. 76 (2): 219–222. doi:10.2307/3223637. JSTOR 3223637.
  * —— (1962). "Gomont's Ecophenes of the Blue-Green Alga, Microcoleus vaginatus (Oscillatoriaceae)". Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. 114: 191–205. JSTOR 4064573.
  * —— (1963). "Ecophenes of Schizothrix calcicola (Oscillatoriaceae)". Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. 115: 261–281. JSTOR 4064562.


Francis Elliott Drouet

Data related to Francis Elliott Drouet at Wikispecies


Glenea discomaculata

Glenea discomaculata is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Stephan von Breuning in 1956.


2021–22 Benevento Calcio season

The 2021–22 season was Benevento's first season back in Serie B following its relegation from the top-flight of Italian football in the previous season. It was the club's fourth season in Serie B in its history. In addition to the domestic league, Benevento participated in this season's edition of the Coppa Italia.

Players

First-team squad

As of 17 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    [Italy] ITA        Lorenzo Montipò                        29   MF    [Moldova] MDA   Artur Ioniță
3    DF    [Italy] ITA        Gaetano Letizia                        58   DF    [Italy] ITA     Christian Pastina
5    DF    [Italy] ITA        Luca Caldirola                         93   DF    [Italy] ITA     Federico Barba
8    MF    [Colombia] COL     Andrés Tello                           —    GK    [Italy] ITA     Alberto Paleari (on loan from Genoa)
9    FW    [Peru] PER         Gianluca Lapadula                      —    DF    [Cameroon] CMR  Jean-Claude Billong
12   GK    [Italy] ITA        Nicolò Manfredini                      —    DF    [Italy] ITA     Francesco Rillo
15   DF    [Poland] POL       Kamil Glik                             —    DF    [Italy] ITA     Luca Sparandeo
16   MF    [Italy] ITA        Riccardo Improta                       —    MF    [Ghana] GHA     Abdallah Basit
18   DF    [Belgium] BEL      Daam Foulon                            —    MF    [Italy] ITA     Giacomo Calò (on loan from Genoa)
19   MF    [Italy] ITA        Roberto Insigne                        —    MF    [Italy] ITA     Marco Cuccurullo
20   FW    [Italy] ITA        Giuseppe Di Serio                      —    MF    [Japan] JPN     Cy Goddard
21   FW    [Italy] ITA        Gabriele Moncini                       —    MF    [Germany] GER   Oliver Kragl
25   FW    [Italy] ITA        Marco Sau                              —    MF    [Slovenia] SVN  Dejan Vokić
26   MF    [Ivory Coast] CIV  Siriki Sanogo                          —    MF    [Italy] ITA     Giovanni Volpicelli
28   MF    [Italy] ITA        Pasquale Schiattarella (vice-captain)


2021–22 Benevento Calcio season

Pre-season and friendlies

Win Draw Loss Fixtures

22 July 2021 Friendly  Benevento  2–2  Foligno  Benevento, Italy
16:00 CEST (UTC+2)                              Stadium: Stadio Ciro Vigorito

29 July 2021 Friendly  Benevento  3–1  Reggina  Benevento, Italy
16:00 CEST (UTC+2)                              Stadium: Stadio Ciro Vigorito

7 August 2021 Friendly  Frosinone  2–2  Benevento  Frosinone, Italy
18:30 CEST (UTC+2)                                 Stadium: Stadio Benito Stirpe

10 August 2021 Friendly  Puteolana  0–2  Benevento  Pozzuoli, Italy
17:30 CEST (UTC+2)                                  Stadium: Stadio Domenico Conte

6 September 2021 Friendly  Napoli                   1–5  Benevento                           Naples, Italy
                                                           * Calò 23'
                                                           * Improta 34', [Yellow card] 44'
                                                           * Basit [Yellow card] 54'
21:00 CEST (UTC+2)           * Politano 63' (pen.)         * Vokić [Yellow card] 60'         Stadium: Stadio San Paolo
                                                           * Foulon 67'                      Referee: Davide Miele
                                                           * Tello [Yellow card] 79'
                                                           * Insigne 85' (pen.)
                                                           * Umile 89'

Competitions

Overall record

Competition                  First match     Last match        Starting round     Final position  Record
Pld                          W               D                 L                  GF              GA      GD  Win %
Serie B                      22 August 2021  6 May 2022        Matchday 1         7th             38      18  9      11      62  39  +23  047.37
Serie B promotion play-offs  13 May 2022     21 May 2022       Preliminary round  Semi-finals     3       2   0      1       2   1   +1   066.67
Coppa Italia                 14 August 2021  15 December 2021  First round        Second round    2       1   0      1       3   3   +0   050.00
Total                        43              21                9                  13              67      43  +24    048.84

Last updated: 21 May 2022
Source:

Serie B

Main article: 2021–22 Serie B

League table


2021–22 Benevento Calcio season

Main article: 2021–22 Serie B

League table

     Team
Pos    * v      Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Promotion, qualification or relegation
       * t
       * e
5    Brescia    38   17  15  6   55  35  +20  66   Qualification for promotion play-offs preliminary round
6    Ascoli     38   19  8   11  52  42  +10  65
7    Benevento  38   18  9   11  62  39  +23  63
8    Perugia    38   14  16  8   40  32  +8   58
9    Frosinone  38   15  13  10  58  45  +13  58

Source: Lega Serie B (in Italian), Soccerway (in English)
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head points; 3) Head-to-head goal difference; 4) Goal difference; 5) Goals scored; 6) Draw.
Notes:

Matches

The league fixtures were announced on 14 July 2021.

Coppa Italia

Main article: 2021–22 Coppa Italia
14 August 2021 First round  Benevento                  2–1 (a.e.t.)  SPAL                      Benevento
                              * Improta 32'                                                    Stadium: Stadio Ciro Vigorito
17:45 CEST                    * Moncini 120+4' (pen.)  Report          * Moncini 90+5' (o.g.)  Attendance: 686
                                                                                Referee: Francesco Cosso

15 December 2021 Second round  Fiorentina          2–1     Benevento        Florence
                                 * Milenković 19'                           Stadium: Stadio Artemio Franchi
21:00 CET                        * Sottil 47'      Report    * Moncini 51'  Attendance: 13,800
                                                                            Referee: Luca Zufferli


Agrotera glycyphanes

Agrotera glycyphanes is a species of moth in the family Crambidae. It was described by Alfred Jefferis Turner in 1913.Queensland.

The wingspan is about 22 mm. The forewings are pale brown with a purple gloss. The basal third is pale yellow, reticulated with orange and bounded by an orange line. There is a large round pale yellow spot beneath the costa, edged and irrorated (sprinkled) with orange and a similar but smaller spot beneath this. There is also a pale-orange streak along the costa, as well as a fine fuscous line from the costa outwards, then bent to form a quadrangular projection, bent again to beneath a second spot.


Birch Point Provincial Park

Birch Point Provincial Park is a provincial park located on Buffalo Bay, Lake of the Woods in Manitoba, Canada.,160 kilometres (99 mi) southeast of Winnipeg.13.1 hectares (0.051 sq mi) in size.Provincial Park in 1961.

Natural environment

The park is located in the Whitemouth eco-district within the Lake of the Woods ecoregion.Boreal Shield Ecozone.

The most recent glaciation and post-glacial Lake Agassiz deposited layers of glacial till across the area.

Black spruce and tamarack are found in poorly drained places, particularly those with peat soil.jack pine, trembling aspen, paper birch, white spruce, eastern white cedar, black ash, white elm, red pine and eastern white pine.

  * List of protected areas of Manitoba
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Birch Point Provincial Park.
  * Map of Birch Point Provincial Park


Chronopoulos

Chronopoulos is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

  * Denny Chronopoulos (1968–2000), Canadian football player
  * Ted Chronopoulos (born 1972), American soccer player


Cavihemiptilocera

Cavihemiptilocera is a monotypic snout moth genus described by Herbert H. Neunzig in 2006. Its single species, Cavihemiptilocera exoleta, described by Philipp Christoph Zeller in 1881, was found in Colombia.

  * Neunzig, H. H. (2006) "Cavihemiptilocera, A New Genus for Myelois exoleta Zeller (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae: Phycitinae)". Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society. 60 (2): 79-81.


Alliance of Peace and Progress Fighters of Afghanistan (Itifaq-e Mubarezan-e Solh wa Taraqi-ye Afghanistan), a political faction in Afghanistan led by Zaman Gul Dehati, which emerged from a dissident faction within the Toilers Organisation of Afghanistan. The group joined the Union of Left-Democratic Parties sometime around 1988–1989.

The organisation spent most of the 1990s organised in exile. It established liaisons with the UN Special Mission to Afghanistan office in Kabul, and was invited to the 2001 Bonn conference. However, a shift in the UNSMA office resulted in the group being degraded to observers at the conference. When the other invitees of the Bonn conference formed the Council of Defenders of Peace and Democracy the following year, the Alliance remained outside of it, as the Alliance lacked an organisational base inside Afghanistan at the time. In January 2003, it joined, along with the CDPD and others, the National Front for Democracy in Afghanistan, founded in Islamabad.


2011 European Track Championships – Women's points race

UEC European Champion jersey

2011 UEC European
Track Championships

Sprint               men  women
Team sprint          men  women
Keirin               men  women
Omnium               men  women
Team pursuit         men  women
Points race          men  women
Madison              men
  * v
  * t
  * e

The Women's points race was held on 21 October 2011. 24 riders participated, the distance was 25 km (100 laps) with a sprint every 10 laps for extra points. A lap would have gotten 20 points.

Medalists

Gold    Evgenia Romanyuta (RUS)
Silver  Katarzyna Pawłowska (POL)
Bronze  Jarmila Machačová (CZE)

Results

The race was held at 21:14.

Rank                             Name                     Nation          Sprint Points  Lap Points  Total Points
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Evgenia Romanyuta        Russia          19             0           19
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Katarzyna Pawłowska      Poland          14             0           14
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Jarmila Machačová        Czech Republic  13             0           13
4                                Aksana Papko             Belarus         10             0           10
5                                Madeleine Sandig         Germany         8              0           8
6                                Andrea Wölfer            Switzerland     7              0           7
7                                Amy Pieters              Netherlands     5              0           5
8                                Kelly Druyts             Belgium         5              0           5
9                                Danielle King            Great Britain   5              0           5
10                               Maaike Polspoel          Belgium         5              0           5
11                               Elena Cecchini           Italy           3              0           3
12                               Laura van der Kamp       Netherlands     3              0           3
13                               Alžbeta Pavlendová       Slovakia        2              0           2
14                               Anna Nahirna             Ukraine         2              0           2
15                               Gloria Rodríguez García  Spain           2              0           2
16                               Ana Usabiaga Balerdi     Spain           1              0           1
17                               Stephanie Pohl           Germany         1              0           1
18                               Aleksandra Sošenko       Lithuania       0              0           0
19                               Elena Lichmanova         Russia          0              0           0
20                               Alena Dylko              Belarus         0              0           0
21                               Valentina Scandolara     Italy           0              0           0
22                               Eugenia Bujak            Poland          0              0           0
–                                Vaida Pikauskaitė        Lithuania       −15            −20         DNF
–                                Yelyzaveta Bochkaryova   Ukraine         0              0           DNS


1939 NCAA Wrestling Championships

The 1939 NCAA Wrestling Championships were the 12th NCAA Wrestling Championships to be held. Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania hosted the tournament at the Mayser Physical Education Center.

Oklahoma A&M took home the team championship with 33 points and having three individual champions.

Dale Hanson of Minnesota was named the Outstanding Wrestler.

Team results

Rank        School                              Points
1           Oklahoma A&M                        33
2           Lehigh                              12
3           Illinois                            11
T-4         Minnesota                           9
T-4         Michigan                            9
T-4         Indiana                             9
T-4         Franklin & Marshall                 9
8           Penn State                          5
9           City College of New York            4
10          Appalachian State Teachers College  3
Reference:

Individual finals

Weight class  Championship match (champion in boldface)
121 lbs       Joe McDaniel, Oklahoma A&M DEC Frank Burgess, Franklin & Marshall
128 lbs       Dale Hanson, Minnesota DEC Woodrow Rorex, Oklahoma A&M
136 lbs       Archie Deutschman, Illinois DEC Joe Roman, Indiana
145 lbs       Harold Nichols, Michigan DEC OT Joe Scalzo, Penn State
155 lbs       Stanley Henson, Oklahoma A&M DEC William Combs, Michigan
165 lbs       Henry Matthes, Lehigh DEC Boyd Nelson, Oklahoma A&M
175 lbs       Chris Traicoff, Indiana DEC OT Henry Wittenberg, City College of New York
UNL           Johnny Harrell, Oklahoma A&M WBF John Sikich, Illinois
Reference:


2011 European Truck Racing Championship

2011 European Truck Racing Championship
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The 2011 FIA European Truck Racing Championship was a multi-event motor racing championship for production based trucks held across Europe. The championship features a mix of professional motor racing teams and privately funded amateur drivers competing in highly modified versions of two-axle tractor units which conform to the technical regulations for the championship. It was the 27th European Truck Racing Championship season and began at Donington Park on April 22, with the finale at Le Mans on October 9 after ten events. The championship was won by Jochen Hahn, taking his first title.

Teams and drivers

Late entries in italics. Only trucks that were entered before Round 6 were eligible for points.


2011 European Truck Racing Championship

Team                                           Manufacturer                         No.        Drivers                              Rounds
[Spain] Equipo Cepsa                           MAN                                      1      [Spain] Antonio Albacete                   All
[Germany] Truck Sport Lutz Bernau
                      9                        [Germany] Uwe Nittel                    All
[Czech Republic] MKR Technology                Renault                                  2      [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger               All
                      4                        [Germany] Markus Östreich               All
[Germany] Team Hahn Racing                     MAN                                      3      [Germany] Jochen Hahn                      All
[Czech Republic] Buggyra Int. Racing System    Freightliner                             5      [Czech Republic] David Vršecký             All
                      6                        [United Kingdom] Christopher Levett     All
[Czech Republic] MKR Team 14 Juniors           Renault                                  7      [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko                All
                     10                        [France] Anthony Janiec                 All
[Austria] Truck Race Team Allgäuer             MAN                                      8      [Russia] Alex Lvov                         All
                     18                        [United Kingdom] Stuart Oliver          All
[Hungary] Oxxo Racing                          MAN                                     12      [Hungary] Zoltan Birnbauer               1–5, 7
[Finland] Mi-Ka Racing Team
[Hungary] Norbert Kiss                                        8–10
                     16                        [Finland] Mika Mäkinen               1–5, 7–10
[Belgium] BJP Racing                           Renault                                 14      [Belgium] Jean-Pierre Blaise            1–5, 7–10
[Netherlands] EK-truckrace                     Scania                                  15      [Netherlands] Erwin Kleinnagelvoort   1, 3–5, 7–10
[Spain] José Bermejo                           MAN                                     17      [Spain] José Bermejo                       All
[France] Team Orsini                           Mercedes-Benz                           19      [France] Florian Orsini               2–3, 6, 8–10
[France] Dominique Orsini                                     4, 7
[Spain] Javier Mariezcurrena                   MAN                                     20      [Spain] Javier Mariezcurrena            3–4, 8–10
[France] Team Robineau                         MAN                                     21      [France] Jérémy Robineau             2, 4–5, 7–8, 10


2011 European Truck Racing Championship

[Germany] Tankpool 24 Racing                   Mercedes-Benz                           22      [Germany] Stephanie Halm              2, 4–5, 7–10
[United Kingdom] Team Summerfield Truck Sport  MAN                                     23      [United Kingdom] Mathew Summerfield     1–5, 7–10
[United Kingdom] David Jenkins                 MAN                                     24      [United Kingdom] David Jenkins              1
[United Kingdom] Steve Horne                   MAN                                     25      [United Kingdom] Steve Horne                1
[United Kingdom] Richard Collett               MAN                                     26      [United Kingdom] Richard Collett            1
[Germany] Team Schwaben-Truck                  Iveco                                   27      [Germany] Gerd Körber                  2, 5, 8, 10
[France] Stephane Languillat                   Renault                                 28      [France] Stephane Languillat              2, 5
[France] Lionel Montagne                       Renault                                 29      [France] Lionel Montagne                  2, 8
[France] Philippe Arlaud                       Volvo                                   30      [France] Philippe Arlaud                    3
[Spain] Enrique Vila Monteserin                Mercedes-Benz                           31      [Spain] Enrique Vila Monteserin           3, 9
[Spain] Alberto Vila Monteserin                Mercedes-Benz                           32      [Spain] Alberto Vila Monteserin           3, 9
[Spain] Orlando Rodriguez Ruiz                 Mercedes-Benz                           33      [Spain] Orlando Rodriguez Ruiz            3, 9
[France] Michel Bassanelli                     DAF                                     34      [France] Michel Bassanelli                3, 9
[Spain] David Marco Bermejo                    MAN                                     35      [Spain] David Marco Bermejo               3, 9
[Spain] Pedro Garcia                           Iveco                                   36      [Spain] Pedro Garcia                      3, 9
[Spain] Motor Club Circuito de Albacete        MAN                                     37      [Spain] David Felipe Plaza               3–4, 9
[France] Martial Defaye                        DAF                                     38      [France] Martial Defaye                     3
[Portugal] Eduardo Rodrigues                   MAN                                     39      [Portugal] Eduardo Rodrigues              3, 9
[Portugal] José Rodrigues                      MAN                                     40      [Portugal] José Rodrigues                 3, 9
[Spain] Francisco Navarro                      Renault                                 41      [Spain] Francisco Navarro                 3, 9
[Netherlands] Cees Zandbergen                  Scania                                  42      [Netherlands] Cees Zandbergen            4–5, 8


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[Germany] Sascha Lenz                          Mercedes-Benz                           43      [Germany] Sascha Lenz                     5, 8
[France] Jennifer Janiec                       MAN                                     44      [France] Jennifer Janiec                    5
[Germany] Heinz-Werner Lenz                    Mercedes-Benz                           45      [Germany] Heinz-Werner Lenz                 7


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Calendar and winners


2011 European Truck Racing Championship

Round  Circuit                         Date                             Pole Position                   Fastest Lap                                  Winning driver                Winning team
1      R1                              [United Kingdom] Donington Park  April 22–24                     [Germany] Markus Östreich                    [Germany] Markus Östreich     [Germany] Markus Östreich       [Czech Republic] MKR Technology
R2                                     [Germany] Markus Östreich        [Spain] Antonio Albacete        [Spain] Equipo Cepsa
R3     [Germany] Markus Östreich       [Germany] Markus Östreich        [Germany] Markus Östreich       [Czech Republic] MKR Technology
R4                                     [Germany] Markus Östreich        [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing
2      R1                              [Italy] Misano World Circuit     May 21–22                       [Germany] Jochen Hahn                        [Germany] Jochen Hahn         [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing
R2                                     [Germany] Jochen Hahn            [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing
R3     [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Jochen Hahn            [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing
R4                                     [Germany] Jochen Hahn            [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing
3      R1                              [Spain] Circuito de Albacete     June 4–5                        [Germany] Jochen Hahn                        [Germany] Jochen Hahn         [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing
R2                                     [Germany] Uwe Nittel             [Russia] Alex Lvov              [Austria] Truck Race Team Allgäuer
R3     [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Jochen Hahn            [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing
R4                                     [Spain] Antonio Albacete         [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing
4      R1                              [France] Circuit Paul Armagnac   June 18–19                      [Germany] Jochen Hahn                        [Germany] Jochen Hahn         [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing
R2                                     [Czech Republic] David Vršecký   [Czech Republic] David Vršecký  [Czech Republic] Buggyra Int. Racing System
R3     [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Spain] Antonio Albacete         [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing


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R4                                     [Germany] Jochen Hahn            [Spain] Javier Mariezcurrena    [Spain] Javier Mariezcurrena
5      R1                              [Germany] Nürburgring            July 8–10                       [Germany] Jochen Hahn                        [Germany] Jochen Hahn         [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing
R2                                     [Czech Republic] David Vršecký   [Spain] Antonio Albacete        [Spain] Equipo Cepsa
R3     [Germany] Uwe Nittel            [Spain] Antonio Albacete         [Spain] Antonio Albacete        [Spain] Equipo Cepsa
R4                                     [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger     [Czech Republic] David Vršecký  [Czech Republic] Buggyra Int. Racing System
6      R1                              [Russia] Smolensk Ring           July 30–31                      [Spain] Antonio Albacete                     [Germany] Jochen Hahn         [Spain] Antonio Albacete        [Spain] Equipo Cepsa
R2                                     [Germany] Uwe Nittel             [Germany] Markus Östreich       [Czech Republic] MKR Technology
R3     [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger    [Czech Republic] David Vršecký   [Germany] Jochen Hahn           [Germany] Team Hahn Racing
R4                                     [Czech Republic] David Vršecký   [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko     [Czech Republic] MKR Team 14 Juniors
7      R1                              [Czech Republic] Autodrom Most   August 27–28                    [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko                  [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko   [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko     [Czech Republic] MKR Team 14 Juniors
R2                                     [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko      [Czech Republic] David Vršecký  [Czech Republic] Buggyra Int. Racing System
R3     [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger    [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger     [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger    [Czech Republic] MKR Technology
R4                                     [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger     [Russia] Alex Lvov              [Austria] Truck Race Team Allgäuer
8      R1                              [Belgium] Circuit Zolder         September 17–18                 [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko                  [Spain] Antonio Albacete      [Spain] Antonio Albacete        [Spain] Equipo Cepsa


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R2                                     [Spain] Antonio Albacete         [Germany] Markus Östreich       [Czech Republic] MKR Technology
R3     [Germany] Markus Östreich       [Spain] Antonio Albacete         [Spain] Antonio Albacete        [Spain] Equipo Cepsa
R4                                     [Spain] Antonio Albacete         [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko     [Czech Republic] MKR Team 14 Juniors
9      R1                              [Spain] Circuito del Jarama      October 1–2                     [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger                 [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger  [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger    [Czech Republic] MKR Technology
R2                                     [Spain] Antonio Albacete         [Spain] Antonio Albacete        [Spain] Equipo Cepsa
R3     [Czech Republic] David Vršecký  [Germany] Jochen Hahn            [Spain] Antonio Albacete        [Spain] Equipo Cepsa
R4                                     [Spain] Antonio Albacete         [Hungary] Norbert Kiss          [Hungary] Oxxo Racing
10     R1                              [France] Bugatti Circuit         October 8–9                     [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko                  [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko   [Czech Republic] David Vršecký  [Czech Republic] Buggyra Int. Racing System
R2                                     [Spain] Antonio Albacete         [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko     [Czech Republic] MKR Team 14 Juniors
R3     [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger    [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko      [Germany] Markus Östreich       [Czech Republic] MKR Technology
R4                                     [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger     [Germany] Markus Östreich       [Czech Republic] MKR Technology


2011 European Truck Racing Championship

Championship standings

Drivers' Championship

Points were awarded on a 20, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 3, 2, 1 basis to the top 10 finishers in races 1 & 3 of each meeting; and on a 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 basis to the top 10 finishers in races 2 & 4 of each meeting. All scores counted towards the championship.


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Pos                                   Driver                               DON               MIS      ALB      NOG       NÜR        SMO       MOS               ZOL        JAR      BUG       Pts                                                                                Colour                      Result
                                                                           [United Kingdom]  [Italy]  [Spain]  [France]  [Germany]  [Russia]  [Czech Republic]  [Belgium]  [Spain]  [France]                                                                                Gold                        Winner
1                                     [Germany] Jochen Hahn                Ret               6        2        1         1          1         1                 1          1        4         1    1    1    3    1    6    1   5    2    Ret  2   7    1    4    3   6    4    7    6    11   Ret  DNS  5    2    3    2    4   2    2    5    402  Silver                      Second place
2                                     [Spain] Antonio Albacete             2                 1        3        Ret       2          3         2                 2          10       5         4    3    3    2    2    5    4   1    1    5    1   Ret  Ret  6    5   3    DSQ  9    1    2    1    3    3    1    1    5    5   9    DNS  DNS  355  Bronze                      Third place
3                                     [Czech Republic] Adam Lacko          5                 2        Ret      17        4          4         6                 Ret        3        3         2    7    4    5    7    2    5   6    5    3    5   Ret  2    1    1   4    3    6    3    3    8    1    4    3    4    3    3   1    3    Ret  317  Green                       Points finish
4                                     [Germany] Markus Östreich            1                 8        1        3         3          2         10                5          2        7         9    8    7    20   5    4    2   4    4    7    6   1    9    DSQ  7   Ret  2    4    4    1    2    18   2    6    Ret  Ret  11  Ret  1    1    287  Blue                        Non-points finish
5                                     [Czech Republic] David Vršecký       4                 11       5        4         8          Ret       4                 Ret        5        2         5    5    5    1    4    8    6   2    7    1    3   4    4    2    2   1    5    5    5    8    3    6    Ret  7    2    4    1   4    DNS  DNS  287  Non-classified finish (NC)
6                                     [Switzerland] Markus Bösiger         6                 10       6        5         6          Ret       3                 6          4        8         6    4    8    4    6    3    9   7    6    2    4   6    3    3    6   2    1    8    2    6    4    7    1    11   Ret  14   10  6    5    3    262  Purple                      Retired (Ret)
7                                     [Germany] Uwe Nittel                 3                 3        4        2         5          Ret       5                 4          DSQ      9         3    17   2    6    3    7    3   3    3    DNS  10  5    6    11   8   Ret  6    3    13   7    Ret  DNS  6    4    Ret  8    2   5    DNS  DNS  215  Red                         Did not qualify (DNQ)


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8                                     [United Kingdom] Christopher Levett  12                4        17       6         10         Ret       7                 3          9        11        7    9    6    9    10   9    8   10   8    4    8   2    8    Ret  13  Ret  7    2    7    5    9    10   7    5    10   10   7   8    6    6    129  Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
9                                     [Russia] Alex Lvov                   13                7        9        11        7          5         9                 8          7        1         11   27   11   7    12   Ret  10  9    9    11   9   9    5    5    4   7    8    1    9    9    12   9    11   Ret  7    20   15  12   DNS  8    102  Black                       Disqualified (DSQ)
10                                    [France] Anthony Janiec              9                 12       7        13        9          6         8                 7          6        6         10   10   22   Ret  11   10   14  12   12   10   11  8    7    7    11  5    15   11   11   10   7    5    9    9    12   7    6   10   4    4    95   White                       Did not start (DNS)
11                                    [United Kingdom] Stuart Oliver       10                14       8        8         Ret        7         11                Ret        8        Ret       8    2    9    8    9    11   11  8    11   8    7   3    10   9    9   8    9    10   Ret  DNS  10   8    8    10   5    DNS  12  11   DNS  10   79   Withdrew (WD)
12                                    [Hungary] Norbert Kiss                                                                                8    4    6    4    12   8    8    1    8   3    7    2    63   Race cancelled (C)
13                                    [Germany] Gerd Körber                                                              DNS        DNS       13                9                                                           7   11   10   6                                          Ret  24   5    2                        9   7    9    16   37   Blank                       Did not practice (DNP)
14                                    [Spain] Javier Mariezcurrena                                                                                12       10        13   6    10   10   8    1                                                             16   16   Ret  14   16   14   9    9    13  DNS  8    7    32   Did not arrive (DNA)
15                                    [Finland] Mika Mäkinen               8                 9        11       7         Ret        9         12                10         11       14        14   11   13   Ret  15   16   12  14   14   9                       10  9    10   14   14   12   11   11   13   DSQ  11   12   14  15   DNS  9    20   Excluded (EX)
16                                    [Spain] José Bermejo                 17                18       16       14        12         13        21                13         DSQ      DSQ       EX   EX   14   13   17   Ret  16  DNS  Ret  DNS  12  10   11   8    12  Ret  12   15   17   15   17   Ret  10   15   6    6    18  Ret  DNS  DNS  16


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17                                    [United Kingdom] Mathew Summerfield  7                 5        10       Ret       DSQ        11        17                11         14       15        12   13   16   17   14   12   23  DSQ  13   Ret                     15  14   11   13   15   13   18   13   15   16   Ret  13   22  DNS  11   13   11
18                                    [France] Jérémy Robineau                                                           Ret        10        15                12                                      12   11   16   13   13  13   15   14                      14  11   Ret  DSQ  10   17   14   15                       16  14   10   11   4    Bold - Pole
19                                    [Belgium] Jean-Pierre Blaise         Ret               DNS      Ret      DNS       11         8         22                Ret        16       17        17   15   19   15   18   17   17  15   16   12                      16  12   13   12   12   18   15   12   14   13   DNS  DNS  17  13   12   14   3    Italics - Fastest lap
20                                    [Hungary] Zoltan Birnbauer           11                15       12       9         14         Ret       16                14         15       13        16   12   15   12   13   14   15  21   Ret  DNS                     18  15   14   Ret                                                             2
21                                    [France] Florian Orsini                                                            DNS        DNS       19                15         19       20        19   18                                          13  Ret  Ret  10                      21   21   21   Ret  Ret  18   15   DNS  21  18   15   15   1
22                                    [United Kingdom] David Jenkins       15                16       13       10                                                                                1
23                                    [Portugal] José Rodrigues                                                                                13       12        15   14                                                                                Ret  12   13   11                      0
24                                    [Germany] Stephanie Halm                                                           NC         14        18                Ret                                     17   14   19   15   24  DNS  17   13                      17  13   16   17   19   23   19   Ret  17   Ret  DSQ  17   19  16   13   12   0
25                                    [France] Lionel Montagne                                                           13         12        14                Ret                                                                                18   14   13   DNS                                         0
26                                    [United Kingdom] Steve Horne         14                13       14       12                                                                                0
27                                    [Netherlands] Erwin Kleinnagelvoort  16                19       15       15                                                          17       24        25   16   18   16   Ret  Ret  21  16   18   17                      20  17   19   19   DNS  20   20   17   18   17   17   15   20  17   14   DNS  0
28                                    [Spain] Pedro Garcia                                                                                27       Ret       26   19                                                                                24   DSQ  14   16                      0
29                                    [France] Stephane Languillat                                                       15         15        20                16                                                          18  18   21   DNS                                                                                0
30                                    [Germany] Sascha Lenz                                                                                19  17   19   15                                         20   19   16   16                                          0
31                                    [United Kingdom] Richard Collett     Ret               17       18       16                                                                                0


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31                                    [United Kingdom] Richard Collett     Ret               17       18       16                                                                                0
32                                    [France] Dominique Orsini                                                                                20   Ret  22   19                                         21  16   18   18                                                              0
33                                    [Portugal] Eduardo Rodrigues                                                                                18       16        DSQ  Ret                                                                                19   DSQ  Ret  18                      0
34                                    [France] Jennifer Janiec                                                                                20  19   20   16                                                                                0
35                                    [Spain] Orlando Rodriguez Ruiz                                                                                26       DNS       29   22                                                                                Ret  22   16   23                      0
36                                    [Spain] David Felipe Plaza                                                                                22       18        18   24   Ret  18   20   20                                                                                21   19   DSQ  19                      0
37                                    [Netherlands] Cees Zandbergen                                                                                21   19   21   18   22  20   DSQ  DNS                                        Ret  22   22   Ret                                         0
38                                    [Spain] Alberto Vila Monteserin                                                                                Ret      26        23   23                                                                                22   20   18   24                      0
39                                    [France] Philippe Arlaud                                                                                21       19        20   Ret                                                                                0
40                                    [Spain] Enrique Vila Monteserin                                                                                Ret      23        27   25                                                                                23   21   19   25                      0
41                                    [Spain] David Marco Bermejo                                                                                20       Ret       22   20                                                                                DSQ  DSQ  DSQ  21                      0
42                                    [France] Michel Bassanelli                                                                                23       22        21   21                                                                                20   DSQ  DNS  22                      0
43                                    [Spain] Francisco Navarro                                                                                25       25        28   28                                                                                25   23   20   26                      0
44                                    [France] Martial Defaye                                                                                24       21        24   26                                                                                0
late entries – ineligible for points
                                      [Germany] Heinz-Werner Lenz                                                                                19  10   17   16                                                              0
Pos                                   Driver                               DON               MIS      ALB      NOG       NÜR        SMO       MOS               ZOL        JAR      BUG       Pts
                                                                           [United Kingdom]  [Italy]  [Spain]  [France]  [Germany]  [Russia]  [Czech Republic]  [Belgium]  [Spain]  [France]


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Teams' Championship

Points were awarded on the same scale as the Drivers' Championship, with non-registered teams being ignored.


2011 European Truck Racing Championship

Colour                      Result
Pos  Team                                              No.  DON               MIS      ALB      NOG       NÜR        SMO       MOS               ZOL        JAR      BUG       Pts                                                                                Gold                        Winner
                                                            [United Kingdom]  [Italy]  [Spain]  [France]  [Germany]  [Russia]  [Czech Republic]  [Belgium]  [Spain]  [France]                                                                                Silver                      Second place
1    [Spain]/[Germany] Cepsa-Truck Sport Lutz Bernau   1    2                 1        3        Ret       2          3         2                 2          10       5         4    3    3   2   2   5   4   1    1    5    1  Ret  Ret  6    5   3   DSQ  9    1    2    1   3    3    1    1    5    5    9    DNS  DNS  680  Bronze                      Third place
9    3                                                 3    4                 2        5        Ret       5          4         DSQ               9          3        17        2    6    3   7   3   3   3   DNS  10   5    6  11   8    Ret  6   3   13   7    Ret  DNS  6   4    Ret  8    2    5    DNS  DNS                 Green                       Points finish
2    [Czech Republic] MKR Technology                   2    6                 10       6        5         6          Ret       3                 6          4        8         6    4    8   4   6   3   9   7    6    2    4  6    3    3    6   2   1    8    2    6    4   7    1    11   Ret  14   10   6    5    3    654  Blue                        Non-points finish
4    1                                                 8    1                 3        3        2         10         5         2                 7          9        8         7    20   5   4   2   4   4   7    6    1    9  DSQ  7    Ret  2   4   4    1    2    18   2   6    Ret  Ret  11   Ret  1    1                   Non-classified finish (NC)
3    [Czech Republic] MKR Team 14 Juniors              7    5                 2        Ret      17        4          4         6                 Ret        3        3         2    7    4   5   7   2   5   6    5    3    5  Ret  2    1    1   4   3    6    3    3    8   1    4    3    4    3    3    1    3    Ret  538  Purple                      Retired (Ret)
10   9                                                 12   7                 13       9        6         8          7         6                 6          10       10        22   Ret  11  10  14  12  12  10   11   8    7  7    11   5    15  11  11   10   7    5    9   9    12   7    6    10   4    4                   Red                         Did not qualify (DNQ)


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4    [Czech Republic] Buggyra Int.Racing System        5    4                 11       5        4         8          Ret       4                 Ret        5        2         5    5    5   1   4   8   6   2    7    1    3  4    4    2    2   1   5    5    5    8    3   6    Ret  7    2    4    1    4    DNS  DNS  532  Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
6    12                                                4    17                6        10       Ret       7          3         9                 11         7        9         6    9    10  9   8   10  8   4    8    2    8  Ret  13   Ret  7   2   7    5    9    10   7   5    10   10   7    8    6    6                   Black                       Disqualified (DSQ)
5    [Hungary]/[Finland] OXXO-Z. Birnbauer/M. Mäkinen  12   11                15       12       9         14         Ret       16                14         15       13        16   12   15  12  13  14  15  21   Ret  DNS                    18  15  14   Ret  8    4    6   4    12   8    8    1    8    3    7    2    221  White                       Did not start (DNS)
16   8                                                 9    11                7        Ret      9         12         10        11                14         14       11        13   Ret  15  16  12  14  14  9                      10   9    10  14  14   12   11   11   13  DSQ  11   12   14   15   DNS  9                   Withdrew (WD)
Pos  Team                                              No.  DON               MIS      ALB      NOG       NÜR        SMO       MOS               ZOL        JAR      BUG       Pts                                                                                Race cancelled (C)
                                                            [United Kingdom]  [Italy]  [Spain]  [France]  [Germany]  [Russia]  [Czech Republic]  [Belgium]  [Spain]  [France]                                                                                Blank                       Did not practice (DNP)
                                                                                Did not arrive (DNA)
                                                                                Excluded (EX)


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* Official website
  * TruckRacing.de (in German)


Glenea diverselineata

Glenea diverselineata is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Maurice Pic in 1926.

Subspecies

  * Glenea diverselineata birmanica Breuning, 1956
  * Glenea diverselineata diverselineata Pic, 1926
  * Glenea diverselineata intermedia Breuning, 1968


2021–22 Basketball Cup of Serbia

The 2021–22 Basketball Cup of Serbia is the 16th season of the Serbian 2nd-tier men's cup tournament.

Finalists Borac Zemun and Radnički Kragujevac got qualified for the 2022 Radivoj Korać Cup.

Bracket

  Quarterfinals                         Semifinals    Final

  21 December 2021

  Radnik               67
  12 January 2022
  Radnički Kragujevac  74
  Radnički Kragujevac  94
  28 December 2021
                       Metalac          82
  Metalac              79
                       19 January 2022
  Vojvodina            73
  Radnički Kragujevac  79
  25 December 2021
                       Borac Zemun      86
  Borac Zemun          93
  12 January 2022
  Pirot                86
  Borac Zemun          98
  15 December 2021
                       Joker            84
  Joker                85

  Beko                 77

Source: srbijasport.net

Quarterfinals

All times are local UTC+1.

Radnik v Radnički Kragujevac

21 December 2021
19:00

Boxscore

Radnik                                         67–74  Radnički Kragujevac
Scoring by quarter: 13–23, 18–8, 10–19, 26–24
Pts: Milan Škundrić 18                                Pts: Stefan Mitrović 21
Rebs: Škundrić, Karalić 8                             Rebs: Marko Ilić 13
Asts: Luka Petrović 5                                 Asts: Filip Dumić 8

Surdulica Hall, Surdulica
Attendance: 200
Referees: Ivan Ilić, Stefan Zdravković, D. Stamenković

Metalac v Vojvodina

28 December 2021
19:00

Boxscore

Metalac                                        79–73  Vojvodina
Scoring by quarter: 23–19, 25–25, 13–20, 18–9
Pts: Feđa Pajović 17                                  Pts: Dušan Beslać 20
Rebs: Nikola Pavić 10                                 Rebs: Petar Rakićević 11
Asts: Nikola Žižić 5                                  Asts: Rakićević, Ljubičić 3

Valjevo Sports Hall, Valjevo
Attendance: 150
Referees: Nemanja Ninković, Stefan Calić, Ljubomir Marković


2021–22 Basketball Cup of Serbia

Borac Zemun v Pirot

25 December 2021
16:00

Boxscore

Borac Zemun                   93–86  Pirot
Pts: Stefan Balmazović 34            Pts: Vladimir Vranić 23
Rebs: Filip Branković 9              Rebs: Vladimir Vranić 7
Asts: Trajković, Miculović 5         Asts: Nikola Đonlić 14

Pinki Hall, Belgrade
Attendance: 100
Referees: Miloš Hadžić, Vladimir Tomić, S. Rakić

Joker v Beko

15 December 2021
18:00

Boxscore

Joker                                           85–77  Beko
Scoring by quarter: 19–22, 22–18, 27–22, 17–15
Pts: Zoran Krstanović 27                               Pts: Filip Borovićanin 23
Rebs: Zoran Krstanović 10                              Rebs: Borovićanin, Kitanović 7
Asts: Luka Igrutinović 4                               Asts: Filip Borovićanin 6

Mostonga Hall, Sombor
Attendance: 150
Referees: A. Arsić, S. Olćan, D. Batinić

Semifinals

All times are local UTC+1.

Metalac v Radnički Kragujevac

12 January 2022
19:00

Boxscore

Metalac                                         82–94  Radnički Kragujevac
Scoring by quarter: 12–25, 29–27, 23–18, 18–24
Pts: Nikola Pavić 20                                   Pts: Filip Dumić 26
Rebs: Milenko Veljković 9                              Rebs: Filip Dumić 9
Asts: Nikola Pavić 7                                   Asts: Filip Dumić 8

Valjevo Sports Hall, Valjevo
Attendance: 300
Referees: Marko Strika, Petar Pešić, Nemanja Vlahović

Joker v Borac Zemun

12 January 2022
18:00

Boxscore


2021–22 Basketball Cup of Serbia

12 January 2022
18:00

Boxscore

Joker                                           84–98  Borac Zemun
Scoring by quarter: 21–26, 18–26, 20–26, 25–20
Pts: Brbaklić, Krstanović 17                           Pts: Nino Celebić 28
Rebs: Aleksa Brbaklić 9                                Rebs: Stefan Sinovec 7
Asts: Luka Igrutinović 3                               Asts: Nino Celebić 9

Mostonga Hall, Sombor
Attendance: 200
Referees: Ljubomir Marković, S. Olćan, S. Rakić

Final

19 January 2022
19:30

Boxscore

Borac Zemun                                     86–79  Radnički Kragujevac
Scoring by quarter: 24–10, 27–26, 19–22, 16–21
Pts: Stefan Sinovec 22                                 Pts: Ivan Nedeljković 22
Rebs: Stefan Sinovec 8                                 Rebs: Raško Katić 12
Asts: Vukosavljević, Miculović 3                       Asts: Raičević, Katić 5

Pinki Hall, Belgrade
Attendance: 100
Referees: Dejan Mizdrak, Đorđe Bogojević, M. Kostić

  * 2021–22 Radivoj Korać Cup
  * 2021–22 Second Men's League of Serbia
  * 2021–22 Basketball League of Serbia
  * Basketball Competitions of Serbia


Agrotera mysolalis

Agrotera mysolalis is a moth in the family Crambidae. It was described by Francis Walker in 1866. It is found on Misool in Indonesia.


Boston By Foot

2nd Harrison Gray Otis House, 85 Mount Vernon Street

Boston By Foot is a non-profit organization offering guided architectural and historical tours of Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 1976, Boston By Foot offers daily scheduled tours from May through October.

Regular tours

The three John Hancock buildings

  * Beacon Hill
  * Boston By Little Feet - children's tour
  * The Dark Side of Boston
  * The Heart of the Freedom Trail
  * Literary Landmarks
  * The North End
  * Reinventing Boston: A City Engineered
  * Road to Revolution
  * Victorian Back Bay

Lecture Series and docent training

The Old State House surrounded by buildings of the 19th and 20th centuries

Each spring, Boston By Foot offers a six-week Lecture Series. Each Saturday session features a lecturer (experienced architects, historians, and engineers) as well as an afternoon field trip. It is open to the public and required for those wishing to become a volunteer guide.

  * Colonial Boston
  * Federal Boston
  * Victorian Boston
  * Contemporary Boston
  * Subterranean Boston

Awards

Boston By Foot has received several honors including: Honorary Membership, American Institute of Architects 2003;Yankee Magazine, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002; Volunteer Recognition, The New England, 1997.

  * History of Boston, Massachusetts
  * Boston By Foot official webpage
  * American Institute of Architects official website