Whitefriargate

Listed buildings on Whitefriargate
Description                                         Grade  Ref    Description                                                                                Grade  Ref
1, 2 and 3, Whitefriargate (2, Trinity House Lane)  II            30–33 Whitefriargate                                                                                II
4, 5 and 6 Whitefriargate                           II            Former Burton's Department Store and Offices, Numbers 34-35 Whitefriargate and 6-10 Alfred Gelder Street  II
7, 8, and 9 Whitefriargate                          II            39 Whitefriargate                                                                                II
10–15 Whitefriargate                                II*           40–43 Whitefriargate                                                                                II
16–19 Whitefriargate                                II            46, 47 and 48 Whitefriargate                                                                              II
20 Whitefriargate                                   II            52 and 53, Whitefriargate, (15 Parliament Street)                                                         II
21, 22 and 23 Whitefriargate                        II            Former Midland Bank 55 Whitefriargate                                                                     II
24–28 Whitefriargate                                II            67 Whitefriargate                                                                                II


Whitefriargate

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  * Whitefriargate: Monks, music & ‘hope beyond the stars’
  * The Larkin Trail


Titiwangsa Lake Park

Titiwangsa Lake Park (Malay: Taman Tasik Titiwangsa) is an urban park in Titiwangsa, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

History

The gardens feature a large central lake that was a byproduct of tin mining activities under British Rule. Later on, the area was cleaned up and developed into a park.Taman Jalan Kuantan. The name felt appropriate because the view of the park's flat land and its greenery reflected the scenery and climate of the mountain range.

Architecture

Children's playground facilities

Titiwangsa Range Canopy Walk

The park spreads across an area of 95 hectares (230 acres) with a 57-hectare (140-acre) of lake.

Transport

The lake garden is within walking distance from Entrance B of the PY18 Hospital Kuala Lumpur MRT station served by the MRT Putrajaya Line.

  * List of tourist attractions in Kuala Lumpur
  * Mining in Malaysia
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  * Titiwangsa Park Lake gardens activities pricing and other information


1961 New Zealand rugby league season

The 1961 New Zealand rugby league season was the 54th season of rugby league that had been played in New Zealand.

International competitions

See also: List of New Zealand Kiwis matches

New Zealand drew a Test series 1-all with Australia. The New Zealand squad was coached by Des White and included; Gary Phillip, Brian Reidy, George P Turner, Tom Hadfield, Reg Cooke, George Menzies, Graeme Farrar, Jim Patterson, Jock Butterfield, Maunga Emery, Don Hammond, captain Ron Ackland, Bill Snowden, Tom Reid and Mel Cooke.

Australia defeated New Zealand Māori 25–13, Wellington 66–3, a National youth combination 9–4, the West Coast 27–7, Taranaki 34-0 and Waikato 26–8.Auckland defeated Australia 13–8 in front of 17,000 fans at Carlaw Park. It was Auckland's first victory over Australia. Auckland included; Gary Phillips, Tom Hadfield, George P Turner, Bill Sorensen, Neville Denton, Doug Ellwood, Bill Snowden, Maunga Emery, Jim Patterson, Tom Reid, Ron Ackland, Ted Johnson and Bruce Castle.

The Kiwis then toured Great Britain and France, losing the series to Great Britain 1-2 and winning the series against France 1-0 after two drawn Tests. The team was coached by Bill Telford and included; Jack Fagan, Tom Hadfield, Reg Cooke, Brian Reidy, Roger Bailey, Bill Snowden, Jim Bond, Sam Edwards, Jock Butterfield, Maunga Emery, captain Don Hammond, Brian Lee, Graham Kennedy, Bruce Castle, Billy Harrison, Jim Patterson, Ken McCracken, Reg Hart and Mel Cooke. Original selections, Test captain Ron Ackland, Neville Denton and Gary Phillips withdrew from the tour squad due a dispute over allowances.

Gary Phillips won the New Zealand Rugby League's player of the year award.

National competitions

Northern Union Cup

Auckland again held the Northern Union Cup at the end of the season. Auckland defeated Canterbury 38-4 and the West Coast 16–7.

Inter-district competition


1961 New Zealand rugby league season

Inter-district competition

Auckland were coached by Des White and included Gary Phillips, Neville Denton, Ron Ackland, Tom Hadfield, Rata Harrison, Laurie Olliff, Bruce Castle, Bill Sorensen, Paul Schultz, Don Hammond and Reg Cooke.

Club competitions

Auckland

See also: Auckland Rugby League club trophies

Eastern United won the Auckland Rugby League's Fox Memorial Trophy, Rukutai Shield, Roope Rooster and Stormont Shield.Glenora 24–7 in the Fox Memorial grand final.

Ron Ackland again won the Rothville Trophy as player of the year.

Roger Bailey played for Ponsonby.

Wellington

Korodale won the Wellington Rugby League's Appleton Shield.

Canterbury

Linwood won the Canterbury Rugby League's Massetti Cup.

Other Competitions

Jock Butterfield was the captain-coach of Brunner in the West Coast Rugby League competition. Greymouth Marist defeated Linwood 10–5 to win the Thacker Shield.


Mountain willow

Mountain willow is a common name for several plants and may refer to:

  * Salix arbuscula, native to Europe
  * Salix eastwoodiae, native to western North America


TLL2

Tolloid-like protein 2 is a protein that in humans is encoded by the TLL2 gene.

This gene encodes an astacin-like zinc-dependent metalloprotease and is a subfamily member of the metzincin family. Unlike other family members, a similar protein in mice does not cleave procollagen C-propeptides or chordin.


University of the Littoral Opal Coast

The University of the Littoral Opal Coast (French: Université du Littoral Côte d'Opale; ULCO) is a public university located in the Nord and Pas-de-Calais departments of northern France. Its namesake is the Opal Coast region, of which it is a part.

The university is situated on 4 main campuses in the towns of Boulogne-sur-Mer, Calais, Dunkirk, and Saint-Omer.

ULCO forms part of the University of Lille Nord de France university group.

Foundation

The University of the Littoral Opal Coast was established in 1991 after a reorganisation of public universities in the Academy of Lille.Lille Nord de France university group.University of Artois and the University of Picardy Jules Verne.

Teaching and research

ULCO offers bachelors, vocational bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees in business, economics, engineering, education, history, languages, law, literature, mathematics, life sciences, natural sciences, social sciences, and technology, as well as BUT and DEUST certifications.

The university conducts substantial research in relation to environmental protection, sustainable development, the Opal Coast, and coastal environments. There is also research activity related to human and social sciences, technology, and health.

ULCO houses a language resource centre on the Boulogne-sur-Mer, Calais, and Dunkirk campuses for students to study modern languages and earn CLES certifications in them.

International students, who represent 75 different nationalities, comprise 11 percent of the student body.

Campus

The University of the Littoral Opal Coast is situated on 4 main campuses, referred to by the university as teaching sites, in Boulogne-sur-Mer, Calais, Dunkirk, and Saint-Omer.

All teaching sites have a dining hall and library. Boulogne and Calais also feature student unions, while Calais, Dunkirk, and Saint-Omer all have gymnasiums.

Notable alumni

  * Yann Capet,
  * Éric Pichet,
  * Université Lille Nord de France
  * European Doctoral College Lille Nord-Pas de Calais
  * Ifremer
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São Roque do Pico (parish)

São Roque do Pico (Portuguese pronunciation: [sɐ̃w ˈʁɔkɨ ðu ˈpiku]) is a civil parish in the municipality of São Roque do Pico, in the Portuguese archipelago of the Azores. The population in 2011 was 1,316, km².

History

View of São Roque from Prainha Forest Park

The parish's name came from its ecclesiastical association with its patron saint, Saint Roch, and owing the number of São Roques in Portugal (not just at the local but also national level), the suffix do Pico was used to distinguish the locality. Locally, the local name has been reduced to São Roque, while at the municipal level, São Roque do Pico is identified with the municipality.

The first attempt to settle the island of Pico, around 1460, came from settlers from northern Portugal. After a stay on Terceira and Graciosa, these settlers migrated with the first Captain-Donatary Álvaro de Ornelas. Pico was then at part of the Captaincy of Faial. One of the principal economic and demographic factors in the development of São Roque came from the zone known as Cais do Pico. Literally, the port of Pico, Cais was a portage for annual ships, that travelled the central group of Azorean islands. This early transit, though, resulted in a large settlement, resulting in the elevation of the district to the status of vila (town) in 1542.

Whaling, which dates back to the 19th century, in which the artesnal hunt (with harpoons and lances) was introduced into the region, primarily by a sedentary population from many of the out-ports. This activity occupied a large part of the activities of local men, from fragile boats and open to the winds, against large sea mammals. The last factory dedicated to the processing of whale meat and blubber was transformed into a museum (Museu da Indústria Baleeira): a monument to the men of this industry was inaugurated on 27 July 2000.

Economy

The principal activities of the parish include agriculture and herding, and the processing associated with these products. In the last decades of the 20th century, there has been an evolution towards commerce, services and tourist-related activities.

Architecture


São Roque do Pico (parish)

Architecture

In addition to many of the buildings used in the whaling industry, the local patrimony includes the 18th century parochial church, the similarly dated Baroque Convent of São Pedro de Alcântara, and the hermitage dedicated to the archangel Michael São Miguel Arcanjo), in addition to various mills and cellars, that dot the landscape.


Yoshioka-ryū

Yoshioka-ryū (吉岡流) is a koryū Japanese sword-fighting martial art and is part of the Kyohachi-ryū. The Yoshioka-ryū became famous during the latter half of the 16th century when Yoshioka Kenpo (founder of Yoshioka-ryū) was assigned to be the sword instructor of the Ashikaga shōguns in Kyoto.

The Yoshioka-ryū was founded in the first half of the Tenmon period (1532–1554) by Yoshioka Kenpo (Kenbo) Naomoto. Yoshioka Kenpo was originally a dyeworker and his family was famous for a special method to produce a unitary dark blue tone which could be produced in the same nuance every time. The tone was named after Yoshioka Kenpo and was called Kenpo-zome. Kenpo mastered his swordsmanship and developed his own fighting style which Kenpo led back to Kiichi Hogen's style and teachings, a semi-legendary samurai from the province of Mutsu-no-kuni who helped Minamoto no Yoshitsune further his mastery in military arts (Bugei). Yoshioka Kenpo was renowned for his skills with the sword and became the official instructor of the shōgun Ashikaga Yoshiharu (reigned from 1521–1545) in Kyoto.

But it is said that Yoshioka Kenpo had no honorable death. It is said that Kenpo was hurt incidentally with a stick by a Noh actor during a performance at the shōgun's castle. Kenpo left the scenery humiliated. The shame for not being able to defend himself from the incidental attack of the actor was too great for the sword master and instructor of the shōgun. Soon after, Kenpo came back and killed the actor in public with a sword which he had smuggled into the castle under his clothes. Since the usage of weapons of any kind was strictly forbidden at the court on pain of death, Kenpo was declared a criminal and pursued. Before Yoshioka Kenpo was killed, he killed many of his pursuers. Nonetheless, Yoshioka Kenpo had built the foundation for one of the most famous Kenjutsu ryū (sword fighting styles) of Kyoto, led by his children and grandchildren. However, the Yoshioka-ryū did not last longer than four generations.


Yoshioka-ryū

When the shōgun Ashikaga Yoshiteru (reigning from 1546–1565) once started a comparison fight between the Yoshioka and Shinmen Munisai (father of Miyamoto Musashi), Shinmen Munisai won 2:1. This battle caused a crucial feud between both families. Just one generation later, Miyamoto Musashi's wins against Yoshioka Seijūrō and Yoshioka Denshichirō, and his assassination of Yoshioka Matashichiro ended the feud and led to the decline of the Yoshioka in 1604 (according to Nitenki, a historical record written by a student of Miyamoto Musashi).

In popular culture

The Takehiko Inoue manga Vagabond has a variation on the feud between Musashi and the Yoshioka. Musashi had sought them out as a way to leapfrog his way to fame, slaying a few disciples at the dōjō before Seijūrō arrived and exposed him as lacking. Nevertheless, he continued to challenge and dueled Denshichirō, but their first encounter ended prematurely on account of the Yoshioka dōjō being inadvertently set aflame, so Denshichirō told Musashi to grow stronger and then face him a year later.


Yoshioka-ryū

Nearly a year later, when Musashi accepted a more formal challenge from Denshichirō, Seijūrō attempted to kill Musashi at Rendaiji field on New Year's Day without informing anyone possibly due to believing that Denshichirō could not defeat Musashi. However, Musashi defended himself and slew Seijūrō on New Year's Day. Denshichirō would be mentally traumatized at the sight of his older brother's body and soon started to lose practice bouts to his nominal students, leading the disciple Ueda Ryōhei to plot to have Sasaki Kojirō act as a substitute, only for Ryōhei to be expelled by Denshichirō for this. At the duel, Musashi was delayed by Ryōhei threatening him with revenge should he win but had so advanced as a swordsman as to defeat Denshichirō fairly and with relative ease, killing the second brother at Rengeoin temple. Ryōhei's expulsion only lasted until Denshichirō's death, after which he returned and became head of the school/family. (There is no third biological brother in Vagabond, where Ueda Ryōhei had been adopted by one of Kenpo's disciples, and even before Denshichirō's death he had the support of at least a sizable number of the Yoshioka swordsmen.)

Ryōhei's next plot to have all seventy of the Yoshioka swordsmen ambush Musashi at Ichijouji field proved to be the school's undoing: Musashi overheard the plot only for Ryōhei to formally challenge him without changing the plan or at least preparing the Yoshioka swordsmen for what was essentially a murder plot that had been given away. As a result, Musashi ended the Yoshioka school by destroying the school's membership with their final encounter.

  * Miyamoto Musashi – Life and Writings
  * De Lange, William (2014). Miyamoto Musashi: A Life in Arms. Floating World Editions. ISBN 978-1-891640-629.
  * https://web.archive.org/web/20070101185332/http://www.tenshukaku.de/kyohachi.htm (German)


People's Progress Party

For the party in Vanuatu, see People's Progress Party (Vanuatu).

The People's Progress Party is a political party in Papua New Guinea.

It was founded on 11 November 1969 by Julius Chan and Warren Dutton, forming a caucus of eleven members of the House of Assembly of Papua and New Guinea.

Following independence in 1975, Chan served, while party leader, as Prime Minister from 1980 to 1982 and 1994 to 1997. Chan’s second Government was brought down by the Sandline Affair and the party suffered in the elections that year. Chan and acting Prime Minister John Giheno lost their seats, and Michael Nali became the party’s leader in Parliament.

When Chan was not serving as Prime Minister, the party was often a junior partner in a coalition with the Pangu Party. At the 2002 General Elections, the party won 8 seats, becoming the third largest party. At the 2007 General Election the party lost half of its seats. However, the party’s original leader, Julius Chan, returned to Parliament, and took over the party’s leadership. Chan ran as the opposition candidate for Prime Minister, but received the support of only 21 of the 109 members of Parliament.

The party had 5 members in the 111-seat National Parliament of Papua New Guinea as of September 2019 and was part of the governing coalition of Prime Minister Peter O'Neill.

Current party leaders

  * Sir Julius Chan - Member for New Ireland Provincial
  * Theodore Zurenuoc - Member for Finschhafen Open

Former party leaders

  * Michael Nali: Led the party while Chan was out of Parliament. He held various ministerial positions, including Deputy Prime Minister. He switched from his Mendi Open seat to contest the Southern Highlands Provincial electorate in the 2007 Elections but did not win.
  * Dr Allan Marat: 2003–2004 - Minister of Trade. Left the party and joined the Melanesian Liberal Party.
  * Andrew Baing: 2004–2006 - Minister of Fisheries. Dismissed from Parliament for wrong conduct.
  * Facebook Page


Theatre Bizarre

Not to be confused with The Theatre Bizarre.

Theatre Bizarre is an annual Halloween masquerade staged at the Detroit Masonic Temple. The event takes up eight of the building's sixteen floors. The performers include local and national music acts, burlesque dancers, suspension artists and sideshow "freaks".The Enigma, Mucca Pazza and winner of the 2010 Miss Exotic World Pageant, Roxi Dlite.

History

In 1999, John Dunivant was ejected from Detroit's Russell Industrial Center, where he'd held studio space and staged a large Halloween party each year. He and Ken Poirier, who owned several properties just south of the Michigan State Fairgrounds, laid the groundwork for what would eventually become Theatre Bizarre.

Since that time, the grounds have played host to multiple masquerades and other public events as well as serving as the backdrop for several independent films and the music video for King Gordy's Nightmares.

In 2010, the city of Detroit moved to close down the grounds, based on a variety of zoning violations, causing the event and its 2500 attendees to be moved at the last minute to the Fillmore Theater (formerly The State Theater).documentary film of the Theatre and its history is currently in production.

In June 2011, The Kresge Foundation named John Dunivant as one of its 2011 Visual Arts Fellows.

Since 2011, Theatre Bizarre has been held in the Detroit Masonic Temple, the largest building of its kind in the world, allowing for an attendance of up to 5000 partygoers.

  * Theatre Bizarre official website
  * Story and photo essay about Theatre Bizarre by Geoff George
  * Detroit Metromix report on Theatre Bizarre
  * 2005 feature on Theatre Bizarre by The Detroiter
  * Detroit Free Press photo essay of Theatre Bizarre
  * WDET piece about the Theatre Bizarre documentary


Whiteford Township

Whiteford Township may refer to the following places:

  * Whiteford Township, Monroe County, Michigan
  * Whiteford Township, Marshall County, Minnesota
See also
  * Whiteford (disambiguation)


Ulacalı

Ulacalı (also, Uladzhaly, Uladzhrly, and Uludzhaly) is a village and municipality in the Sabirabad Rayon of Azerbaijan. It has a population of 3,552.

  * Ulacalı at GEOnet Names Server


1961 New Zealand Grand Prix

The 1961 New Zealand Grand Prix was a motor race held at the Ardmore Circuit on 7 January 1961.

Classification


1961 New Zealand Grand Prix

Pos      No.  Driver                          Car                                             Laps  Time               Grid
1         4   [Australia] Jack Brabham        Cooper T53 / Climax 2495cc 4cyl                 75    1hr 42min 30.0sec  3
2        47   [New Zealand] Bruce McLaren     Cooper T53 / Climax 2495cc 4cyl                 75    + 1.7 s            2
3         8   [United Kingdom] Graham Hill    BRM P48 / BRM 2491cc 4cyl                       74    + 1 Lap            4
4         3   [United Kingdom] Ron Flockhart  Cooper T51 / Climax 2495cc 4cyl                 73    + 2 Laps           5
5        20   [New Zealand] Denny Hulme       Cooper T51 / Climax 2495cc 4cyl                 73    + 2 Laps           10
6             [United Kingdom] Jim Clark      Lotus 18 / Climax 2495cc 4cyl                   71    + 4 Laps           11
7             [New Zealand] Pat Hoare         Ferrari 256 / Ferrari 2953cc V12                70    + 5 Laps           14
8             [Australia] Arnold Glass        Cooper T45 / Maserati 2489cc 6cyl               70    + 5 Laps           15
9             [New Zealand] Malcolm Gill      Lycoming Special / Lycoming 5239cc 4cyl         69    + 6 Laps           19
10            [New Zealand] Angus Hyslop      Cooper T45 / Climax 1964cc 4cyl                 67    + 8 Laps           16
11            [New Zealand] Frank Shuter      Ferrari 625 / Ferrari 2994cc 4cyl               67    + 8 Laps           23
12            [Australia] Bib Stillwell       Aston Martin DBR4-300 / Aston 2991cc 6cyl       66    + 9 Laps           12
13            [New Zealand] David Evans       Cooper T43 / Climax 1964cc 4cyl                 52    + 23 Laps          21
14            [New Zealand] Lionel Bulcraig   Cooper T43 / Climax 1700cc 4cyl                 45    + 30 Laps          22
Ret           [Australia] David McKay         Maserati 250F / Maserati 2497cc 6cyl            45    Exhaust            20
Ret           [New Zealand] Johnny Mansel     Maserati 250F / Maserati 2497cc 6cyl            45    Engine             17
Ret           [United States] Dan Gurney      BRM P48 / BRM 2491cc 4cyl                       42    Retired            9


1961 New Zealand Grand Prix

Ret           [United Kingdom] Roy Salvadori  Lotus 18 / Climax 2495cc 4cyl                   36    Gearbox            7
Ret       7   [United Kingdom] Stirling Moss  Lotus 18 / Climax 2495cc 4cyl                   32    Clutch             1
Ret           [Australia] Stan Jones          Cooper T51 / Climax 2205cc 4cyl                 20    Oil Pressure       13
Ret           [United Kingdom] John Surtees   Lotus 18 / Climax 2495cc 4cyl                   17    Transmission       8
Ret           [United Kingdom] Innes Ireland  Lotus 18 / Climax 2495cc 4cyl                   16    Crown Wheel        6
Ret           [New Zealand] Len Gilbert       Maserati 250F / Maserati 2497cc 6cyl            9     Engine             18
Ret      25   [Sweden] Jo Bonnier             Cooper T51 / Climax 2495cc 4cyl                 0     Gearbox            24
DNQ           [New Zealand] Tony Shelly       Cooper T45 / Climax 1964cc 4cyl                       Did not qualify
DNQ           [New Zealand] Brian Prescott    Maserati 250F / Maserati 2497cc 6cyl                  Did not qualify
DNQ           [New Zealand] Bob Smith         Ferrari Super Squalo 555 / Ferrari 3431cc 4cyl        Did not qualify
DNQ           [New Zealand] Allan Freeman     Talbot-Lago T26C / Talbot 4485cc 6cyl                 Did not qualify
DNQ           [New Zealand] Jim Boyd          HWM / Alta 1971cc 4cyl s/c                            Did not qualify
DNQ           [New Zealand] Peter Elford      Cooper-Bristol Mk I / Bristol 1971cc 6cyl             Did not qualify
DNQ           [New Zealand] Roly Levis        Cooper T52 FJ / BMC 994cc 4cyl                        Did not qualify
DNQ           [New Zealand] Jim Palmer        Lotus 18 FJ / Ford 994cc 4cyl                         Did not qualify
DNQ           [Australia] Doug Whiteford      Maserati 250F / Maserati 2497cc 6cyl                  Did not qualify
DNQ           [New Zealand] Bill Thomasen     Ferrari 750 Monza / Ferrari 2999cc 4cyl               Did not qualify
DNQ           [New Zealand] Bill Gardiner     Tojeiro 3/56 / Jaguar 3800cc 6cyl                     Did not qualify


1961 New Zealand Grand Prix

DNQ           [New Zealand] Arthur Moffatt    Lotus 15 / Climax 1964cc 4cyl                         Did not qualify
DNQ           [New Zealand] Duncan Mackenzie  Cooper T41 / Climax 1460cc 4cyl                       Did not qualify
DNQ           [New Zealand] Bob Eade          Maserati 250F / Maserati 2497cc 6cyl                  Did not qualify
DNA           [New Zealand] Jack Malcolm      Cooper-Bristol Mk II / Holden 2358cc 6cyl             Did Not Attend
Source:


United Jharkhand Party

United Jharkhand Party, a political party in India. Founded in 1948 by Justin Richard. Jaipal Singh, a leader of the Adivasi Mahasabha, joined the party. Later Singh would launch the Jharkhand Party.

Another party with the same name appeared in Indian politics in 1991.


TLF (band)

TLF is a French rap band formed in the 2000s by two MCs from Val-de-Marne, namely Ikbal M'kouboi (known by his alias Ikbal Vockal) and by Alain 2 L'Ombre.

In 2009, Alain 2 L'Ombre left the formation which was reformed on 2010 with Ikbal, Badoo, Yacouba and Edwige. For the TLF live tours in 2010 and 2011, three new members pitched in: Skalp, Awa Imani and Indila and eventually joined the group. Edwige quit in July 2011, and was replaced by Léa. Alain 2 L'Ombre rejoined in 2012.

Career

TLF gained prominence in 2003 with their debut album Talents fâchés (eventually called Talents fâchés Vol. I, a compilation of songs mixed by Kore & Skalp, Rohff, Mafia K-1 Fry, Tandem, Sefyu, La Fouine, Sinik, Kamelancien that promoted a number of artists. It was spearheaded by Ikbal Vockal, an independent music producer alongside Alain 2 L'Ombre who chose to name it TLF (abbreviation for Thug Life Forever). Because of the success of the album, a record label was started name "Talents Fâchés Records".

In 2004, a second album Talents fâchés Vol. 2 was released consolidating the first album. Ikbal and Alain 2 L'Ombre brought in materials from various producers, rappers, Sefyu, Rohff, Tandem, L'Skadrille, Alibi Montana, Sté Strausz followed by Talents fâchés Vol. 3 subtitled La Dalle au mic in 2006 with Rohff, Princess Aniès, Nubi, Médine, Alibi Montana, La Fouine, LIM and finally Talents fâchés Vol. 4 in 2009 subtitled 04 Coins de la France with Rohff, Lim, Larsen, Keny Arkana, Tunisiano, Salif, Alonzo, Nessbeal, Diam's, Soprano. Best of the materials were also included in a compilation Talents fâchés Collector in 2009. A fifth volume of Talents fâchés is planned in 2013.

In between volumes 2 and 3, TLF also released in 2005 a 2-CD sports compilation Rap Performance produced by "Talents fâchés Records".


TLF (band)

Besides the compilations, TLF also releases its own albums notably Rêves de rue (2007), Renaissance (2010) and OVNI in 2012 (OVNI meaning Opus Violent Non Identifier), and mixtapes and Ghetto drame street albums.

Discography

Studio albums

Year     Album      Peak positions
FR
2007  Rêves de rue  26
2010  Renaissance   22
2012  OVNI          29
2016  No Limit      81

Others
  * 2011: Renaissance Edition Deluxe

Street albums

  * 2006: Ghetto drame
  * 2013: Ghetto drame 2 (upcoming)

Mixtapes

  * 2010: Offishal Remix

Compilation albums

  * 2003: Talents fâchés Vol.1
  * 2004: Talents fâchés Vol.2
  * 2005: Rap Performance
  * 2006: Talents fâchés Vol.3
  * 2009: Talents fâchés Vol.4
  * 2009: Talents fâchés Collector

Singles

Year          Album           Peak positions
FR
2008  "Pimp ma Life"          37
      (feat. Rohff)
2011  "Le meilleur du monde"  28
      (feat. Corneille)
2011  "Sans regret"           28
      (feat. Lara Bellerose)
2011  "Ailleurs"              27
      (feat. Skalpovich)

  * TLF Official page on Skyrock website


Wreck at the Fat Nancy

The Wreck at the Fat Nancy was one of the largest railroad disasters in Virginia's history. On the morning of July 12, 1888, the incident occurred when a trestle collapsed as a passenger train was atop it.Virginia Midland Railroad's Train 52—"The Piedmont Airline"—was crossing the 44-foot-high (13 m), 487-foot-long (148 m) trestle known as the "Fat Nancy" when it gave way, sending the train to the ground.

By 1888, many states had experienced memorable wrecks with high death tolls. Though Virginia newspapers were full of reports of small train accidents, there were typically few deaths. The wreck at Fat Nancy was Virginia's first experience with a train crash that resulted in multiple deaths and large-scale injuries. Five passengers, one rail employee, one mail clerk, and one newsboy were killed and another mail clerk died from his injuries the following day. At least twenty-six were injured, though some reports list a higher number.

The incident is named for the trestle, known as the "Fat Nancy" for the woman who served as the trestle watcher.Baltimore Sun reported that the woman's actual name was Emily Jackson and described a woman of "great size and uncouth appearance."

One of the deceased was Cornelius G. Cox, the civil engineer who had designed a culvert to replace the trestle, which was known to be unstable.Confederate Lieutenant General James Longstreet, who was returning from the 25th reunion of the Battle of Gettysburg.

The culvert that replaced the trestle still stands today, where it allows Laurel Creek to flow through.Virginia State Route 20, in 2007.

  * "Another Terrible Accident" (PDF). Alexandria Gazette. July 12, 1888. p. 2
  * Site includes an 1888 photo of the wreck.
  * Photos of the site today.

38°14′21″N 78°08′58″W / 38.239167°N 78.149422°W


São Sebastião da Vargem Alegre

Location of São Sebastião da Vargem Alegre within Minas Gerais

São Sebastião da Vargem Alegre is a Brazilian municipality located in the state of Minas Gerais. The city belongs to the mesoregion of Zona da Mata and to the microregion of Muriaé. As of 2020, the estimated population was 3,024.

  * List of municipalities in Minas Gerais

21°4′19″S 42°38′9″W / 21.07194°S 42.63583°W


Yoshiro Hayashi (golfer)

Yoshiro Hayashi (林由郎, Hayashi Yoshirō, 27 January 1922 – 2 January 2012) was a Japanese golfer. He turned pro at the age of 16 and continued with 12 post-war wins. Hayashi was considered one of the big top four Japanese golfers along with Isao Aoki, Masashi Ozaki and Akiko Fukushima.

He died at the age of 89 on 2 January 2012.

Professional wins

this list is probably incomplete

  * 1948 Kanto Pro Championship
  * 1949 Japan PGA Championship
  * 1950 Japan Open, Japan PGA Championship
  * 1952 Yomiuri Pro
  * 1953 Kanto Pro Championship
  * 1954 Japan Open
  * 1955 Kanto Open, Yomiuri Pro
  * 1956 Japan PGA Championship
  * 1960 Kanto Open
  * 1961 Japan PGA Championship

Team appearances

  * Canada Cup (representing Japan): 1956
  * 林 由郎. Rakuen Golf (in Japanese). 2007. Archived from the original on 12 January 2012


People's Progressive Party (Anguilla)

Politics of Anguilla

  * Sovereign
      + Charles III
  * Governor
      + Paul Candler (acting)
  * Premier
      + Ellis Webster
  * House of Assembly
      + Speaker
          o Barbara Webster-Bourne
  * Political parties
  * Elections
  * Law
  * Other countries
  * v
  * t
  * e

The People's Progressive Party (PPP) was a political party in Anguilla.

History

The PPP was established in 1976 by Ronald Webster in order to contest the general elections that year.House of Assembly, with Webster becoming the island's first Chief Minister.

However, in February 1977 the House passed a motion of no confidence on Webster by a vote of 5–2. As a result, Emile Gumbs of the Anguilla National Alliance was appointed Chief Minister.

By the 1980 elections Webster had established the Anguilla United Movement, which won six of the seven seats.


Tirap

Tirap can refer to:

  * Tirap district, district in Arunachal Pradesh
  * Tirap River, river that flows in Tirap district
  * Tirap, Kenya
  * TIRAP, toll-interleukin 1 receptor domain containing adaptor protein


Oestreich

Oestreich is a German surname. Notable people with the surname include:

  * Elisabeth Oestreich (1909–1994), German middle-distance runner
  * James R. Oestreich (born 1943), American music critic
  * Markus Oestreich (born 1963), German racing driver
  * Nancy Oestreich Lurie (1924–2017), American anthropologist
  * Paul Oestreich (1878–1959), German educator


Ulaanbaatar Airport

Ulaanbaatar Airport may refer to:

  * Buyant-Ukhaa International Airport, a semi-operational airport whose services have largely been replaced by the newer airport listed below.
  * Chinggis Khaan International Airport, the primary airport for Ulaanbaatar and its metropolitan area.


1961 Night Series Cup

The 1961 VFL Night Premiership Cup was the Victorian Football League end of season cup competition played in August and September of the 1961 VFL Premiership Season. This was the sixth season of the VFL Night Series. Run as a knock-out tournament, it was contested by the eight VFL teams that failed to make the 1961 VFL finals series. Games were played at the Lake Oval, Albert Park, then the home ground of South Melbourne, as it was the only ground equipped to host night games. Geelong won its first night series cup defeating North Melbourne in the final by 12 points.

Games

Round 1

Semifinals

Final

  * List of Australian Football League night premiers
  * 1961 VFL season
  * 1961 VFL Night Premiership - detailed review including quarter-by-quarter scores, best players and goalkickers for each match


United Junior/Senior High School

United Junior/Senior High School may refer to:

  * United Senior High School (Illinois) — sometimes still labeled as "United Junior/Senior High School"
  * United Junior/Senior High School (Pennsylvania)
  * United High School (disambiguation) for schools with similar names


TLC Arabia

TLC Arabia is a regional branch channel of the TLC network broadcasting in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The channel was launched on 24 March 2014.

Original programming

  * Nida'a (Arabic: نداء, or The Calling) – a women-focused talk show hosted by Zainab Salbi
  * My World to You º a travel show hosted by Darine Al Khatib
  * Official website [Edit this at Wikidata]


Wreck of the Ten Sail

Wreck of the Ten Sail is a historic shipwreck event that occurred off the East End of Grand Cayman on 8 February 1794. Ten ships that were part of a convoy on its way from Jamaica to the United States and Britain wrecked on the surrounding reef. While local residents braved the stormy waters and successfully rescued the ships' crews and passengers, eight people from the convoy died.

History

Wreck of the Ten Sail memorial plaque and viewpoint - dedicated by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 1994

Following the British Royal Navy's capture of the French 12-pounder frigate, l'Inconstante, off of St. Domingue, the British took charge of the ship in November 1793, renaming her HMS Convert. The newly christened naval frigate and her seasoned captain, John Lawford, were ordered to escort a 6-vessel merchant convoy from Jamaica to Britain. Three other vessels, bound for the United States, joined the convoy. The nine merchant ships were: Britannia, Eagle, Fortune, Ludlow, Moorhall, Nancy, Richard, Sally, and William and Elizabeth.

After sailing for nearly 24 hours, Lawford believed they had already passed Grand Cayman Island. Before going to bed the evening of 7 February 1794, he gave permission for a change of course several points to the north, heading directly for the western end of Cuba and the Florida Channel. With most of the convoy to the south of the lead ship, six or seven merchantmen ships moved ahead of the leading ship and without attracting the attention of Convert's watch. At 3 a.m. on 8 February Lawford was called on deck following the discharge of a distress gun. With a Convert watchman yelling, "Breakers ahead. Close to us!", Lawford gave orders for the rest of the fleet to disperse, hoping to avoid disaster. A merchantman on the opposite tack, however, struck Convert twice and forced her into the windward reef, causing her to become severely damaged and eventually swamped.

One vessel, Diana, Thompson, master, saw the disaster but not having any boats, could not render any assistance and so sailed on to Britain, arriving at the Downs on 16 March.Lloyd's List on 21 March.


Wreck of the Ten Sail

Caymanians living on the East End and in Bodden Town came to the aid of the 10 ships and rescued the crews and passengers. Despite their efforts, eight lives were lost as a result of the wreck.Britannia, who went down with his ship.

After his rescue, Captain Lawford travelled to George Town, sending a number of distress messages, one of which was to the Governor of Havana, asking for assistance with the remains of the convoy; another was sent to his commander-in-chief, Commodore John Ford. Three days after the wreck, leaders among the inhabitants of Grand Cayman informed Lawford that they were unable to continue to house and feed the numerous merchantmen and sailors. Lawford shipped off as many of the shipwrecked convoy members as he could. Among those to first leave Grand Cayman following the shipwreck were Lady Emilia Cooke and the naval and military officers who were travelling home.Gun Bay. During this time, Lawford's crew attempted to rescue the guns from the submerged ships. While none of the guns were salvaged, the mail carried on Convert was saved, along with a large proportion of the cargo from all the wrecked ships. Among the cargo salvaged from the merchant ships were loads of rum, cotton, and wood.

After Commodore Ford received Lawford's distress call, a rescue was sent to the shipwrecked remaining on the island. HMS Success arrived at Grand Cayman in mid-March 1794, anchored only for a short time before taking Lawford and his crew back to Port Royal where he was court martialled aboard the same ship. Lawford was acquitted of all charges and went on to serve with distinction until his retirement in 1811.

Legend


Wreck of the Ten Sail

Legend

Residents of the Cayman Islands enjoy a tax-free existence; local legend has it that the reason for the absence of taxation is related directly to the Wreck of the Ten Sail. According to the legend, a member of the passenger list for the 10 vessels included a royal prince, one of the sons of Britain’s King George III. The legend further states that when the King was apprised of the bravery on the part of the Caymanians in saving the crews and passengers of the foundering ships, he decided to repay their bravery. The reward became a decree that the people of the Cayman Islands would thereafter be free from war conscription and taxes. There is, however, no documented evidence that the decree was ever issued or that there was a member of the Royal Family on board one of the ships. Regardless, the legend continues today and is often repeated to travellers and tourists as well as amongst the residents of the Cayman Islands.

Memorial

Two of the ten memorial stones embedded into ironshore cliff overlooking the Ten Sail wreck site

A picture of the Wreck of the Ten Sails memorial taken from the water.

Today, a park exists as a remembrance of the night of the shipwreck and the heroism of the residents who came to rescue those on-board all the ships. Beginning with the Maritime Trail that leads visitors to a view of the reef where the ships were wrecked and a cliff full of treacherous ironshore as well as brass and stone memorial to those who perished. Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip, visited the spot and dedicated the memorial plaque and park in 1994 - the 200th anniversary of the event. Below and beside the plaque and viewing platform on a cliff made of ironshore are ten embedded cement blocks.


São Sebastião de Lagoa de Roça

São Sebastião de Lagoa de Roça is a municipality in the state of Paraíba in the Northeast Region of Brazil.

  * List of municipalities in Paraíba

7°04′58″S 35°50′06″W / 7.08278°S 35.835°W


2019 TC America Series

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Blancpain GT World Challenge America
Pirelli GT4 America Series

The 2019 TC America Series was the first season of the United States Auto Club's TC America Series. It was the third season of the series, originally part of the Touring Car categories at the 2017 Pirelli World Challenge, and second season as a standalone class. Under the global realignment of the Blancpain GT World Challenge America by SRO Motorsports Group, the GT4 and TCR classes are now declared separate support series, and not under the same umbrella of the World Challenge as it was prior to SRO's ownership. However, the series will continue to be part of the World Challenge.Direct-shift gearbox.

Calendar

At the annual press conference during the 2018 24 Hours of Spa on 27 July, the Stéphane Ratel Organisation announced the first draft of the 2019 calendar.

Round  Circuit                                                             Date
1      [United States] Circuit of the Americas, Elroy, Texas               1-3 March
2      [United States] Streets of St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Florida  8-10 March
3      [United States] Virginia International Raceway, Alton, Virginia     26-28 April
4      [United States] Sonoma Raceway, Sonoma, California                  7-9 June
5      [United States] Portland International Raceway, Portland, Oregon    12–14 July
6      [United States] Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, New York  30 August–1 September
7      [United States] Road America, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin               20-22 September
8      [United States] Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas, Nevada         18-20 October

The round at St. Petersburg is for TCR and TCA cars. TCA cars are ineligible to score points.

Entry list

TCR/TCA


2019 TC America Series

Team                                                       Car                               No.                              Drivers                          Class   Rounds  Icon  Class
TCR entries                                                                                TCR   TCR
[United States] RS Werkes                                  Audi RS 3 LMS TCR (DSG)           011                              [United States] Todd Archer       DSG    1       DSG   TCR DSG Cup
11                                                         [United States] Jay Salinsky      2
[United States] McCann Racing                              Audi RS 3 LMS TCR (DSG)           3                                [United States] Michael McCann    DSG    1–4
Audi RS 3 LMS TCR                                                        TCR                 5–8
Audi RS 3 LMS TCR (DSG)                                    27                                [United States] Christian Cole                 DSG                All
Audi RS 3 LMS TCR                                          83                                [United States] Britt Casey Jr.                TCR                3
[United States] TFB                                        Hyundai Veloster N TCR            12                               [United States] Mason Filippi     TCR    1
[United States] Copeland Motorsports                       4–6, 8
[United States] LAP Motorsports                            Honda Civic Type R TCR (FK8)      14                               [United States] Nelson Cheung     TCR    1, 4
[United States] eEuroparts.com ROWE Racing                 Audi RS 3 LMS TCR (DSG)           15                               [United States] Brian Putt        DSG    1–6
[United States] BSport Racing                              7–8
[United States] EXR Team by Premat                         Audi RS 3 LMS TCR (DSG)           18                               [United States] Stephen Vajda     DSG    4–6, 8
[United States] Risi Competizione                          Alfa Romeo Giulietta TCR          34                               [United States] James Walker      TCR    All
[Canada] TWOth Autosports                                  Audi RS 3 LMS TCR (DSG)           37                               [United States] Eddie Killeen     DSG    1–2, 6
41                                                         [Canada] Travis Hill              6
[Canada] Alphasonic Motorsport                             Audi RS 3 LMS TCR (DSG)           45                               [Canada] Nelson Chan              DSG    1–2
47                                                         [Canada] Alain Lauziere           1–2
[United States] FCP Euro                                   Volkswagen Golf GTI TCR           71                               [United States] Michael Hurczyn   TCR    All


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72                                                         [United States] Nate Vincent      All
[Puerto Rico] VGMC Racing                                  Honda Civic Type R TCR (FK8)      99                               [Puerto Rico] Victor Gonzalez     TCR    3–8
TCA entries
Team                                                       Car                               No.                              Drivers                          Rounds
[United States] X-Factor Racing                            Honda Civic Si                    02                               [United States] Stephen Jeu      All
25                                                         [United States] Cole Ciraulo      All
69                                                         [United States] Chris Haldeman    All
77                                                         [United States] Taylor Hagler     All
[United States] Ives Motorsports                           Mazda Global MX-5 Cup             07                               [Cape Verde] Jose DaSilva        All
[United States] Ian Lacy Racing                            Mazda Global MX-5 Cup             10                               [United States] Jenny Gannett    All
[United States] Copeland Motorsports                       Mazda Global MX-5 Cup             50                               [United States] Dinah Weisberg   All
70                                                         [Puerto Rico] Bryan Ortiz         8
74                                                         [United States] Tyler Maxson      All
[United Kingdom] MINI JCW Team                             MINI Cooper                       59                               [United States] Mark Pombo       All
60                                                         [United States] Nate Norenberg    All
61                                                         [United States] Luis Perocarpi    6
[United States] Mat Pombo                                  7–8
62                                                         [United States] Tomas Mejia       6–8
[United States] TechSport Racing                           Subaru BRZ tS                     22                               [Canada] Damon Surzyshyn         All
24                                                         [United States] Robert Crocker    1, 3–5
[United States] Mike Ogren                                 6
29                                                         [United States] Breton Williams   7
44                                                         [Canada] P. J. Groenke            All
[United States] Kevin Anderson                             *
91                                                         [Canada] Nick Wittmer             All
[United States] Eric Powell                                *
95                                                         [United States] Ben Bettenhausen  1, 3–6
[United States] Mike Ogren                                 *
[United States] Bryan Herta Autosport with Curb Agajanian  Hyundai Veloster Turbo R-Spec     57                               [United States] Tyler Gonzalez   8


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[United States] #TEAMSALLY                                 Honda Civic Si                    780                              [United States] Sally McNulty    1, 4–6


2019 TC America Series

Notes
  * – Drivers with an asterisk in the "Rounds" column took part in the non-championship round at St. Petersburg.

TC

Team                                      Car                                 No.      Drivers                         Rounds
[United States] Dynamic Racing Solutions  BMW M235i Racing                    06       [United States] Bruce Wexler    1
[United States] Hanna Zellers             5–7
09                                        [United States] Greg Nitzkowski     1, 3
BMW M240i Racing                          4–7
[United States] Lone Star Racing          BMW M235i Racing                    4        [United States] Zane Hodgen     1
[United States] AutoTechnic Racing        BMW M235i Racing                    20       [United States] Robert Nimkoff  All
                                          BMW M240i Racing
21                                        [United States] John Allen          1–3
[United States] Mark Brummond             5
52                                        [United States] Tom Capizzi         All
[United States] TechSport Racing          Nissan 370Z                         23       [United States] Joseph Federl   All
32                                        [United States] Shehan Chandrasoma  2
[United States] Classic BMW               BMW M240i Racing                    26       [United States] Toby Grahovec   All
810                                       [United States] Jacob Ruud          5
[United States] Hard Motorsport           BMW M235i Racing                    31       [United States] Shaun Webster   3
[United States] Rearden Racing            Nissan 370Z                         33       [United States] Paul Terry      All
[United States] Murillo Racing            BMW M235i Racing                    55       [United States] Moisey Uretsky  1–4
[United States] NULITE                    BMW M240i Racing                    56       [United States] John Kerr       6
66                                        [United States] Peter Atwater       1, 4, 6
[United States] GenRacer                  Hyundai Genesis Coupe               78       [United States] Jeff Ricca      1–2, 5–7
[United States] Rooster Hall Racing       BMW M235i Racing                    80       [Denmark] Johan Schwartz        All
                                          BMW M240i Racing
81                                        [United States] Steve Stremier      All
84                                        [South Africa] Richard Zulman       All
[United States] Bimmerworld Racing        BMW M240i Racing                    82       [United States] Cameron Evans   All
94                                        [United States] Chandler Hull       All
[United States] Dasboot Motorsports       BMW M240i Racing                    90       [United States] Austen Smith    7

Race results

TCR/TCA

Bold indicates overall winner.


2019 TC America Series

Round                            Circuit                                      Pole position                                TCR Winners                                        DSG Cup Winners                              TCA Winners
1                                R1                                           [United States] Austin                       [United States] No. 72 FCP Euro                    [United States] No. 12 TFB                   [Canada] No. 47 Alphasonic Motorsport              [United States] No. 91 TechSport Racing
[United States] Nate Vincent     [United States] Mason Filippi                [Canada] Alain Lauziere                      [Canada] Nick Wittmer
R2                               [United States] No. 12 TFB                   [United States] No. 12 TFB                   [Canada] No. 47 Alphasonic Motorsport              [United States] No. 91 TechSport Racing
[United States] Mason Filippi    [United States] Mason Filippi                [Canada] Alain Lauziere                      [Canada] Nick Wittmer
2                                R1                                           [United States] St. Petersburg               [United States] No. 71 FCP Euro                    [United States] No. 71 FCP Euro              [United States] No. 15 eEuroparts.com ROWE Racing  [United States] No. 91 TechSport Racing
[United States] Michael Hurczyn  [United States] Michael Hurczyn              [United States] Brian Putt                   [United States] Eric Powell
R2                               [United States] No. 72 FCP Euro              [United States] No. 72 FCP Euro              [United States] No. 15 eEuroparts.com ROWE Racing  [United States] No. 91 TechSport Racing
[United States] Nate Vincent     [United States] Nate Vincent                 [United States] Brian Putt                   [United States] Eric Powell
3                                R1                                           [United States] Virginia                     [United States] No. 83 McCann Racing               [United States] No. 71 FCP Euro              [United States] No. 3 McCann Racing                [United States] No. 91 TechSport Racing
[United States] Britt Casey Jr.  [United States] Michael Hurczyn              [United States] Michael McCann               [Canada] Nick Wittmer
R2                               [United States] No. 71 FCP Euro              [United States] No. 83 McCann Racing         [United States] No. 27 McCann Racing               [United States] No. 91 TechSport Racing
[United States] Michael Hurczyn  [United States] Britt Casey Jr.              [United States] Christian Cole               [Canada] Nick Wittmer


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4                                R1                                           [United States] Sonoma                       [United States] No. 12 Copeland Motorsports        [Puerto Rico] No. 99 VGMC Racing             [United States] No. 15 eEuroparts.com ROWE Racing  [United States] No. 74 Copeland Motorsports
[United States] Mason Filippi    [Puerto Rico] Victor Gonzalez                [United States] Brian Putt                   [United States] Tyler Maxson
R2                               [United States] No. 12 Copeland Motorsports  [United States] No. 12 Copeland Motorsports  [United States] No. 15 eEuroparts.com ROWE Racing  [United States] No. 74 Copeland Motorsports
[United States] Mason Filippi    [United States] Mason Filippi                [United States] Brian Putt                   [United States] Tyler Maxson
5                                R1                                           [United States] Portland                     [United States] No. 12 Copeland Motorsports        [United States] No. 12 Copeland Motorsports  [United States] No. 15 eEuroparts.com ROWE Racing  [United States] No. 91 TechSport Racing
[United States] Mason Filippi    [United States] Mason Filippi                [United States] Brian Putt                   [Canada] Nick Wittmer
R2                               [United States] No. 71 FCP Euro              [United States] No. 71 FCP Euro              [United States] No. 15 eEuroparts.com ROWE Racing  [United Kingdom] No. 59 MINI JCW Team
[United States] Michael Hurczyn  [United States] Michael Hurczyn              [United States] Brian Putt                   [United States] Mark Pombo
6                                R1                                           [United States] Watkins Glen                 [United States] No. 3 McCann Racing                [United States] No. 3 McCann Racing          [Canada] No. 41 TWOth Autosports                   [United Kingdom] No. 59 MINI JCW Team
[United States] Michael McCann   [United States] Michael McCann               [Canada] Travis Hill                         [United States] Mark Pombo
R2                               [United States] No. 3 McCann Racing          [United States] No. 3 McCann Racing          [Canada] No. 41 TWOth Autosports                   [United Kingdom] No. 59 MINI JCW Team
[United States] Michael McCann   [United States] Michael McCann               [Canada] Travis Hill                         [United States] Mark Pombo


2019 TC America Series

7                                R1                                           [United States] Road America                 [United States] No. 3 McCann Racing                [United States] No. 72 FCP Euro              [United States] No. 27 McCann Racing               [United States] No. 69 X-Factor Racing
[United States] Michael McCann   [United States] Nate Vincent                 [United States] Christian Cole               [United States] Chris Haldeman
R2                               [United States] No. 71 FCP Euro              [Puerto Rico] No. 99 VGMC Racing             [United States] No. 15 BSport Racing               [United Kingdom] No. 61 MINI JCW Team
[United States] Michael Hurczyn  [Puerto Rico] Victor Gonzalez                [United States] Brian Putt                   [United States] Mat Pombo
8                                R1                                           [United States] Las Vegas                    [United States] No. 12 Copeland Motorsports        [United States] No. 12 Copeland Motorsports  [United States] No. 27 McCann Racing               [United States] No. 69 X-Factor Racing
[United States] Mason Filippi    [United States] Mason Filippi                [United States] Christian Cole               [United States] Chris Haldeman
R2                               [United States] No. 12 Copeland Motorsports  [United States] No. 12 Copeland Motorsports  [United States] No. 18 EXR Team by Premat          [United Kingdom] No. 60 MINI JCW Team
[United States] Mason Filippi    [United States] Mason Filippi                [United States] Stephen Vajda                [United States] Nate Norenberg


2019 TC America Series

TC

Round  Circuit                        Pole position                  Winning Driver                       Winning Team
1      R1                             [United States] Austin         [United States] Jeff Ricca           [Denmark] Johan Schwartz        [United States] Rooster Hall Racing
R2     [United States] Paul Terry     [United States] Jeff Ricca     [United States] GenRacer
2      R1                             [United States] Virginia       [Denmark] Johan Schwartz             [Denmark] Johan Schwartz        [United States] Rooster Hall Racing
R2     [United States] Chandler Hull  [Denmark] Johan Schwartz       [United States] Rooster Hall Racing
3      R1                             [United States] Sonoma         [Denmark] Johan Schwartz             [United States] Steve Streimer  [United States] Rooster Hall Racing
R2     [United States] Cameron Evans  [United States] Cameron Evans  [United States] Bimmerworld Racing
4      R1                             [United States] Portland       [Denmark] Johan Schwartz             [Denmark] Johan Schwartz        [United States] Rooster Hall Racing
R2     [United States] Toby Grahovec  [Denmark] Johan Schwartz       [United States] Rooster Hall Racing
5      R1                             [United States] Watkins Glen   [Denmark] Johan Schwartz             [United States] Paul Terry      [United States] Rearden Racing
R2     [Denmark] Johan Schwartz       [Denmark] Johan Schwartz       [United States] Rooster Hall Racing
6      R1                             [United States] Road America   [United States] Jeff Ricca           [United States] James Clay      [United States] Bimmerworld Racing
R2     [United States] James Clay     [Denmark] Johan Schwartz       [United States] Rooster Hall Racing
7      R1                             [United States] Las Vegas      [Denmark] Johan Schwartz             [United States] Jeff Ricca      [United States] GenRacer
R2     [United States] Jeff Ricca     [Denmark] Johan Schwartz       [United States] Rooster Hall Racing

Championship standings

Scoring system

Championship points are awarded for the first ten position in each race. Entries are required to complete 75% of the winning car's race distance in order to be classified and earn points.

Position  1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th
Points    25   18   15   12   10   8    6    4    2    1

Drivers' championships

TCR/TCA


2019 TC America Series

Pos                                   Driver                              Team                                                       AUS              STP‡             VIR              SON              POR              WGL              ROA              LVG              Points
                                                                                [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]
TCR
1                                     [United States] Michael Hurczyn     [United States] FCP Euro                                   2                3                1                2                2                2                2                3                3       1    3    2    2    2    7    4    285
2                                     [United States] Nate Vincent        [United States] FCP Euro                                   3                2                4                1                Ret              3                4                4                2       2    2    3    1    3    2    2    257
3                                     [United States] Mason Filippi       [United States] TFB                                        1                1                                                                                187
[United States] Copeland Motorsports                                                                                5                1                1                3                4       Ret            1    1
4                                     [United States] James Walker        [United States] Risi Competizione                          6                4                2                13               11               7                3                5                12      5    6    4    4    4    Ret  DNS  169
5                                     [Puerto Rico] Victor Gonzalez       [Puerto Rico] VGMC Racing                                                                                3                4                1                2                4       6    5    8    3    1    Ret  Ret  153
6                                     [United States] Michael McCann Jr.  [United States] McCann Racing                                                                                5       4    1    1    6    13   3    3    122
7                                     [United States] Nelson Cheung       [United States] LAP Motorsports                            9                9                                                                                9                12                                                          36
8                                     [United States] Britt Casey Jr.     [United States] McCann Racing                                                                                DSQ              1                                                                                25
TCR DSG Cup
1                                     [United States] Brian Putt          [United States] eEuroparts.com ROWE Racing                 5                6                3                3                5                6                6                6                6       7    10   9                        301
[United States] BSport Racing                                                                                Ret  5    6    6
2                                     [United States] Christian Cole      [United States] McCann Racing                              8                10               7                5                4                5                7                8                8       8    9    7    5    9    4    7    271
3                                     [United States] Stephen Vajda       [United States] EXR Team by Premat                                                                                8                7                7       9    8    6              5    5    145
4                                     [United States] Michael McCann Jr.  [United States] McCann Racing                              10               8                6                4                1                20                                                                                55
5                                     [Canada] Alain Lauziere             [Canada] Alphasonic Motorsport                             4                5                6                7                                                                                68


2019 TC America Series

6                                     [Canada] Travis Hill                [Canada] TWOth Autosport                                                                                7    5                        50
7                                     [Canada] Nelson Chan                [Canada] Alphasonic Motorsport                             7                7                8                8                                                                                48
8                                     [United States] Eddie Killeen       [Canada] TWOth Autosports                                  11               11               10               9                                                                                11   10                       48
9                                     [United States] Jay Salinsky        [United States] RS Werkes                                                                    5                6                                                                                30
10                                    [United States] Todd Archer         [United States] RS Werkes                                  12               12                                                                                12
TCA
1                                     [United States] Tyler Maxson        [United States] Copeland Motorsports                       15               Ret                                                7                9                10               9                11      12   13   12   12   18   11   10   206
2                                     [Canada] Nick Wittmer               [United States] TechSport Racing                           13               13                                                 6                8                21               13               9       13   Ret  17   8    7    17   Ret  202
3                                     [United States] Mark Pombo          [United Kingdom] MINI JCW Team                             14               14                                                 Ret              17               11               10               17      10   12   11   14   15   10   13   192
4                                     [United States] Chris Haldeman      [United States] X-Factor Racing                            17               19                                                 9                10               12               11               19      11   Ret  Ret  7    8    8    Ret  160
5                                     [United States] Taylor Hagler       [United States] X-Factor Racing                            18               15                                                 15               11               16               14               14      14   14   21   10   10   13   15   133
6                                     [United States] Nate Norenberg      [United Kingdom] MINI JCW Team                             19               17                                                 8                12               13               15               10      19   15   20   Ret  12   18   8    130
7                                     [United States] Tomas Mejia         [United Kingdom] MINI JCW Team                                                                                16   13   9    16   12   9    74
8                                     [United States] Cole Ciraulo        [United States] X-Factor Racing                            26               21                                                 12               19               15               16               13      15             13   17   15   14   70
9                                     [Canada] P.J. Groenke               [United States] TechSport Racing                           16               20                                                 10               11               Ret              20               Ret     21   17   14   16   14   Ret  16   62
10                                    [United States] Stephen Jeu         [United States] X-Factor Racing                            25               Ret                                                17               Ret              17               Ret              Ret     16   18   19   11   11   16   17   50
11                                    [United States] Sally McNulty       [United States] #TEAMSALLY                                 27               26                                                 16               14               19               18               15      20   21   15                       29


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12                                    [United States] Jose DaSilva        [United States] Ives Motorsports                           21               16                                                                                14               19               Ret     DNS  20   Ret                      27
13                                    [United States] Jenny Gannett       [United States] Ian Lacy Racing                            23               22                                                 14               13               20               17                                                          17
14                                    [United States] Luis Perocarpi      [United Kingdom] MINI JCW Team                                                                                19   16                       12
15                                    [United States] Ben Bettenhausen    [United States] TechSport Racing                           29               23                                                 19               Ret              18               Ret              16      17   DNQ  Ret                      12
16                                    [United States] Robert Crocker      [United States] TechSport Racing                           20               24                                                 13               Ret              Ret              Ret              20      Ret                                10
17                                    [United States] Damon Surzyshyn     [United States] TechSport Racing                           22               25                                                 18               15               23               Ret              18      18   22   WD   17   19   Ret  Ret  10
18                                    [United States] Danny Soufi         [United States] X-Factor Racing                            24               18                                                                                8
19                                    [United States] Mike Ogren          [United States] TechSport Racing                                                             12               11                                                                                23   18                       4
20                                    [United States] Dinah Weisberg      [United States] Copeland Motorsports                       28               Ret                                                20               16               22               21                                                          2
Drivers ineligible to score points
                                      [United States] Mat Pombo           [United Kingdom] MINI JCW Team                                                                                Ret  6    9    18
                                      [United States] Eric Powell         [United States] TechSport Racing                                                             11               10
                                      [Puerto Rico] Bryan Oritz           [United States] Copeland Motorsports                                                                                Ret  11
                                      [United States] Tyler Gonzalez      [United States] Bryan Herta Autosport with Curb Agajanian                                                                                14   12
                                      [United States] Kevin Anderson      [United States] TechSport Racing                                                             Ret              12
                                      [United States] Dean Copeland       [United States] Copeland Motorsports                                                                                15   Ret
Pos                                   Driver                              Team                                                       AUS              STP              VIR              SON              POR              WGL              ROA              LVG              Points
                                                                                [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]


2019 TC America Series

Notes
  * ‡ — The St. Petersburg round was a non-championship event for TCA cars, so no points were awarded.

TC


2019 TC America Series

Pos                                 Driver                              Team                                       AUS              VIR              SON              POR              WGL              ROA              LVG              Points
                                                                                [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]
1                                   [Denmark] Johan Schwartz            [United States] Rooster Hall Racing        1                3                1                1                DSQ              5                1                1       2    1   3    1    2    1    279
2                                   [United States] Toby Grahovec       [United States] Classic BMW                2                2                2                11               2                2                2                10      Ret  12  2    3    4    4    176
3                                   [United States] Chandler Hull       [United States] Bimmerworld Racing         12               14               4                2                8                4                7                3       7    8   5    7    3    3    127
4                                   [United States] Robert Nimkoff      [United States] AutoTechnic Racing         5                8                Ret              5                3                6                4                2       3    7   8    6    9    5    126
5                                   [United States] Jeff Ricca          [United States] GenRacer                   3                1                                                                                6    6   4    5    1    2    126
6                                   [United States] Steve Stremier      [United States] Rooster Hall Racing        14               7                3                Ret              1                3                6                Ret     8    2   6    8    7    Ret  113
7                                   [United States] Cameron Evans       [United States] Bimmerworld Racing         8                11               8                4                5                1                5                6       9    5   Ret  9    6    9    101
8                                   [United States] Paul Terry          [United States] Rearden Racing             7                4                Ret              Ret                                                3                4       1    3   Ret  DNS            85
9                                   [United States] Tom Capizzi         [United States] AutoTechnic Racing         10               12               5                7                4                10               8                5       12   9   7    11   5    6    73
10                                  [United States] Joseph Federl       [United States] TechSport Racing           4                5                7                10                                                 13               Ret     5    11  10   4    10   10   59
11                                  [United States] Moisey Uretsky      [United States] Murillo Racing             9                9                Ret              3                9                7                9                7                                    35
12                                  [United States] Jacob Ruud          [United States] Classic BMW                                                                                4    4                       24
13                                  [United States] Zane Hodgen         [United States] Lone Star Racing           6                6                                                                                16
13                                  [United States] Marko Radisic       [United States] Classic BMW                                                  6                6                                                                                16


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14                                  [South Africa] Richard Zulman       [United States] Rooster Hall Racing        13               10               9                8                7                9                                                                      15
15                                  [United States] Shaun Webster       [United States] HARD Motorsport                                                                                6                Ret              10               8                                    13
17                                  [United States] Hanna Zellers       [United States] Dynamic Racing Solutions                                                                                11   14  13   13   8    7    10
18                                  [United States] Peter Atwater       [United States] NULITE                     11               13                                                                                14               Ret              9    10             6
19                                  [United States] Mark Brummond       [United States] TechSport Racing                                                                               Ret              8                11               Ret     10   10                      6
20                                  [United States] Greg Nitzkowski     [United States] Dynamic Racing Solutions   15               15                                                 10               11               12               9       13   13  12   Ret            4
21                                  [United States] Shehan Chandrasoma  [United States] TechSport Racing                                             Ret              9                                                                                2
                                    [United States] John Allen          [United States] AutoTechnic Racing         16               17                                                                                0
                                    [United States] Bruce Wexler        [United States] Dynamic Racing Solutions   Ret              16                                                                                0


2019 TC America Series

Drivers ineligible to score points
                                    [United States] James Clay          [United States] Copart/Bimmerworld Racing                                                                                1    2
                                    [United States] Austen Smith        [United States] Dasboot Motorsports                                                                                Ret  8
                                    [United States] John Kerr           [United States] NULITE                                                                                11   14
                                    [United States] Breton Williams     [United States] Classic BMW                                                                                Ret  12
Pos                                 Driver                              Team                                       AUS              VIR              SON              POR              WGL              ROA              LVG              Points
                                                                                [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]

Teams' championships

Only the highest finishing car per team scores points and all other cars entered by that team are invisible as far as scoring points concerned.

TCR/TCA


2019 TC America Series

Pos                               Team                                                       Manufacturer  AUS              STP‡             VIR              SON              POR              WGL              ROA              LVG              Points
                                                                                [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]
TCR
1                                 [United States] FCP Euro                                   Volkswagen    2                2                1                1                2                2                2                3                2       1   2   2    1    2   2    2    313
2                                 [United States] McCann Racing                              Audi          8                8                6                4                1                1                7                8                5       4   1   1    5    9   3    3    236
3                                 [United States] Risi Competizione                          Alfa Romeo    6                4                2                13               11               7                3                5                12      5   6   4    4    4   Ret  DNS  169
4                                 [Puerto Rico] VGMC Racing                                  Honda                                                                             3                4                1                2                4       6   5   8    3    1   Ret  Ret  161
5                                 [United States] Copeland Motorsports                       Hyundai                                                                                5                1                1       3   4   Ret           1    1    145
6                                 [United States] eEuroparts.com ROWE Racing                 Audi          5                6                3                3                5                6                6                6                6       7   10  9                       127
7                                 [United States] EXR Team by Premat                         Audi                                                                                8                7                7       9   8   6             5    5    68
8                                 [United States] TFB                                        Hyundai       1                1                                                                                50
9                                 [Canada] Alphasonic Motorsport                             Audi          4                5                8                7                                                                                45
10                                [Canada] TWOth Autosports                                  Audi          11               11               10               9                                                                                7   5                       42
11                                [United States] RS Werkes                                  Audi          12               12               5                6                                                                                28
12                                [United States] LAP Motorsports                            Honda         9                9                                                                                9                12                                                       20
Teams ineligible to score points
                                  [United States] BSport Racing                              Audi                                                                                Ret  5   6    6
TCA
1                                 [United Kingdom] MINI JCW Team                             Mini          14               14                                                 8                12               11               10               10      10  12  11   9    6   9    8    275
2                                 [United States] TechSport Racing                           Subaru        13               13               11               10               6                8                18               13               9       13  17  14   8    7   17   16   244
3                                 [United States] Copeland Motorsports                       Mazda         15               Ret                                                7                9                10               9                11      12  13  12   12   18  11   10   224
4                                 [United States] X-Factor Racing                            Honda         17               15                                                 9                10               12               11               13      11  14  19   7    8   8    14   217


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5                                 [United States] #TEAMSALLY                                 Honda         27               26                                                 16               14               19               18               15      20  21  15                      80
6                                 [United States] Ian Lacy Racing                            Mazda         23               22                                                 14               13               20               17                                                       50
7                                 [United States] Ives Motorsport                            Mazda         21               16                                                                                14               19                           20  Ret                     46
Team ineligible to score points
                                  [United States] Bryan Herta Autosport with Curb Agajanian  Hyundai                                                                                14   12
Pos                               Team                                                       Manufacturer  AUS              STP              VIR              SON              POR              WGL              ROA              LVG              Points
                                                                                [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]


2019 TC America Series

Notes
  * ‡ — The St. Petersburg round was a non-championship event for TCA cars, so no points were awarded.

TC

Pos                               Team                                         Manufacturer  AUS              VIR              SON              POR              WGL              ROA              LVG              Points
                                                                                [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]
1                                 [United States] Rooster Hall Racing          BMW           1                3                1                1                1                3                1                1       2   1   3   1   2    1   306
2                                 [United States] Classic BMW                  BMW           2                2                2                6                2                2                2                10      4   4   2   3   4    4   206
3                                 [United States] Copart / Bimmerworld Racing  BMW           8                11               4                2                5                1                5                3       7   5   1   2   3    3   192
4                                 [United States] AutoTechnic Racing           BMW           5                8                5                5                3                6                4                2       3   7   7   6   5    5   158
5                                 [United States] GenRacer                     Hyundai       3                1                                                                                6   6   4   5   1    2   123
6                                 [United States] TechSport Racing             Nissan        4                5                7                10               Ret              8                11               Ret     5   11  10  4   10   10  96
7                                 [United States] Rearden Racing               Nissan        7                4                Ret              Ret                                                3                4       1   3                    88
8                                 [United States] Murillo Racing               BMW           9                9                Ret              3                9                7                9                7                                57
9                                 [United States] Dynamic Racing Solutions     BMW           15               15                                                 10               11               12               9       11  14  12  13  8    7   54
10                                [United States] HARD Motorsport              BMW                                                                               6                Ret              10               8                                24
11                                [United States] NULITE                       BMW           11               13                                                                                14               Ret             9   10           17
12                                [United States] Lone Star Racing             BMW           6                6                                                                                16
Teams ineligible to score points
                                  [United States] Dasboot Motorsports          BMW                                                                                Ret  8
Pos                               Team                                         Manufacturer  AUS              VIR              SON              POR              WGL              ROA              LVG              Points
                                                                                [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]

Manufacturers' championships

Only the highest finishing car per manufacturer scores points and all other cars entered by that manufacturer are invisible as far as scoring points concerned.

TCR/TCA


2019 TC America Series

TCR/TCA

Pos.                                                Manufacturer           Car                     AUS              STP‡             VIR              SON              POR              WGL              ROA              LVG              Points
                                                                                [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]
TCR
1                                                   [Germany] Volkswagen   Golf GTI TCR            2                2                1                1                2                2                2                3                2       1   2   2    1   2   2    2    351
2                                                   [Germany] Audi         RS3 LMS TCR             4                5                3                3                1                1                6                6                5       4   1   1    5   5   3    3    301
3                                                   [Japan] Honda          Civic Type R TCR (FK8)  9                9                                                  3                4                1                2                4       6   5   8    3   1   Ret  Ret  216
Manufacturers ineligible to score TCR class points
                                                    [South Korea] Hyundai  Veloster N TCR          1                1                                                                                5                1                1       3   4   Ret          1    1
                                                    [Italy] Alfa Romeo     Giulietta TCR           6                4                2                13               11               7                3                5                12      5   6   4    4   4   Ret  DNS
TCA
1                                                   [United Kingdom] Mini  Cooper                  14               14                                                 8                12               11               10               10      10  12  11   9   6   9    8    295
2                                                   [Japan] Subaru         BRZ tS                  13               13               11               10               6                8                18               13               9       13  17  14   8   7   17   16   269
3                                                   [Japan] Honda          Civic Si                17               15                                                 9                10               12               11               13      11  14  15   7   8   8    14   248
Manufacturers ineligible to score TCA class points
                                                    [Japan] Mazda          Global MX-5 Cup         15               22                                                 7                9                10               9                11      12  13  12   12  18  11   10
                                                    [South Korea] Hyundai  Veloster Turbo R-Spec                                                                                14   12
Pos.                                                Manufacturer           Car                     AUS              STP‡             VIR              SON              POR              WGL              ROA              LVG              Points
                                                                                [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]  [United States]

Notes
  * ‡ — The St. Petersburg round was a non-championship event for TCA cars, so no points were awarded.

TC