1967–68 Scottish Football League

Statistics of the Scottish Football League in season 1967–68.

Scottish League Division One

Main article: 1967–68 Scottish Division One
     Team
Pos    * v                 Pld  W   D   L   GF   GA   GD   Pts  Qualification or relegation
       * t
       * e
1    Celtic                34   30  3   1   106  24   +82  63   1968-69 European Cup
2    Rangers               34   28  5   1   93   34   +59  61
3    Hibernian             34   20  5   9   67   49   +18  45
4    Dunfermline Athletic  34   17  5   12  64   41   +23  39
5    Aberdeen              34   16  5   13  63   48   +15  37
6    Morton                34   15  6   13  57   53   +4   36
7    Kilmarnock            34   13  8   13  59   57   +2   34
8    Clyde                 34   15  4   15  55   55   0    34
9    Dundee                34   13  7   14  62   59   +3   33
10   Partick Thistle       34   12  7   15  51   67   −16  31
11   Dundee United         34   10  11  13  53   72   −19  31
12   Heart of Midlothian   34   13  4   17  56   61   −5   30
13   Airdrieonians         34   10  9   15  45   58   −13  29
14   St Johnstone          34   10  7   17  43   52   −9   27
15   Falkirk               34   7   12  15  36   50   −14  26
16   Raith Rovers          34   9   7   18  58   86   −28  25
17   Motherwell            34   6   7   21  40   66   −26  19
18   Stirling Albion       34   4   4   26  29   105  −76  12

Source: "1967-1968 First Division - SPFL Archive". SPFL

Scottish League Division Two


1967–68 Scottish Football League

Scottish League Division Two

Main article: 1967–68 Scottish Division Two
     Team
Pos    * v                Pld  W   D   L   GF   GA  GD   Pts  Promotion or relegation
       * t
       * e
1    St Mirren            36   27  8   1   100  23  +77  62   Promotion to the 1968–69 First Division
2    Arbroath             36   24  5   7   87   34  +53  53
3    East Fife            36   21  7   8   71   47  +24  49
4    Queen's Park         36   20  8   8   76   47  +29  48
5    Ayr United           36   18  6   12  69   48  +21  42
6    Queen of the South   36   16  6   14  73   57  +16  38
7    Forfar Athletic      36   14  10  12  57   63  −6   38
8    Albion Rovers        36   14  9   13  62   55  +7   37
9    Clydebank            36   13  8   15  62   73  −11  34
10   Dumbarton            36   11  11  14  63   74  −11  33
11   Hamilton Academical  36   13  7   16  49   58  −9   33
12   Cowdenbeath          36   12  8   16  57   62  −5   32
13   Montrose             36   10  11  15  54   64  −10  31
14   Berwick Rangers      36   13  4   19  34   54  −20  30
15   East Stirlingshire   36   9   10  17  61   74  −13  28
16   Brechin City         36   8   12  16  45   62  −17  28
17   Alloa Athletic       36   11  6   19  42   69  −27  28
18   Stranraer            36   8   4   24  41   80  −39  20
19   Stenhousemuir        36   7   6   23  34   93  −59  20

Source: "1967-1968 Second Division - SPFL Archive". SPFL
  * 1967–68 in Scottish football


1967–68 Primeira Divisão

The 1967–68 Primeira Divisão was the 34th season of top-tier football in Portugal.

Overview

It was contested by 14 teams, and S.L. Benfica won the championship.

League standings

Pos  Team                  Pld  W   D  L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification or relegation
1    Benfica (C)           26   18  5  3   75  19  +56  41   Qualification to European Cup first round
2    Sporting CP           26   17  3  6   48  24  +24  37   Qualification to Inter-Cities Fairs Cup first round
3    Porto                 26   16  4  6   60  24  +36  36   Qualification to Cup Winners' Cup first round
4    Académica             26   15  5  6   53  24  +29  35   Qualification to Inter-Cities Fairs Cup first round
5    Vitória de Setúbal    26   14  6  6   43  20  +23  34
6    Vitória de Guimarães  26   12  3  11  31  34  −3   27
7    Belenenses            26   10  5  11  38  40  −2   25
8    Leixões               26   10  4  12  29  39  −10  24   Qualification to Inter-Cities Fairs Cup first round
9    Braga                 26   9   3  14  29  48  −19  21
10   Sanjoanense           26   7   7  12  22  40  −18  21
11   CUF Barreiro          26   7   7  12  28  37  −9   21
12   Varzim                26   7   3  16  27  50  −23  17
13   Tirsense (R)          26   5   5  16  17  53  −36  15   Relegation to Segunda Divisão
14   Barreirense (R)       26   3   4  19  24  72  −48  10

Source: RSSSF
(C) Champion; (R) Relegated

Results


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Home \ Away           ACA  BAR  BEL  BEN  BRA  CUF  LEI  POR  SJN  SCP  TIR  VAR  VGU  VSE
Académica                  2–0  3–1  1–1  5–1  1–0  2–1  1–1  3–0  2–0  4–1  5–0  3–0  3–0
Barreirense           1–1       0–6  0–3  0–1  3–2  0–0  1–5  0–1  1–1  1–0  4–1  1–2  1–1
Belenenses            3–2  4–1       0–0  2–0  2–1  2–1  0–2  3–0  4–0  0–1  3–1  3–2  2–2
Benfica               3–1  8–2  7–0       3–0  3–1  6–0  3–2  6–0  1–0  5–0  8–0  2–1  2–1
Braga                 1–1  4–3  1–0  0–1       1–1  0–1  2–3  2–0  3–1  3–0  1–1  0–1  1–3
CUF Barreiro          0–3  1–0  0–0  2–0  1–2       1–1  2–1  3–2  0–1  5–0  1–2  1–1  1–1
Leixões               0–2  3–0  1–0  0–2  0–2  0–0       2–1  2–1  1–2  2–0  3–0  3–1  0–1
Porto                 1–0  3–2  4–0  1–1  4–2  4–0  1–0       3–0  0–1  9–0  3–0  3–1  2–0
Sanjoanense           0–0  1–0  1–1  1–4  3–0  2–0  2–3  1–1       0–3  1–0  2–0  0–0  0–0
Sporting CP           3–1  3–0  3–0  3–1  6–0  4–0  3–2  0–0  3–1       0–0  1–0  2–1  0–1


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Tirsense              0–4  3–2  2–1  0–0  0–1  0–0  0–1  1–3  2–2  3–5       2–0  1–2  0–0
Varzim                2–3  5–1  3–0  1–1  2–1  0–2  2–0  1–0  0–0  1–2  0–1       0–1  3–1
Vitória de Guimarães  2–0  3–0  1–0  0–4  2–0  2–3  1–1  2–1  0–1  1–0  1–0  3–2       0–2
Vitória de Setúbal    2–0  8–0  1–1  2–0  4–0  1–0  7–1  1–2  1–0  0–1  1–0  1–0  1–0


1967–68 Primeira Divisão

Source:
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
  * Portugal 1967-68 - RSSSF (Jorge Miguel Teixeira)
  * Portuguese League 1967/68 - footballzz.co.uk
  * Portugal - Table of Honor - Soccer Library Archived 2019-10-10 at the Wayback Machine


1967–68 Serie A (ice hockey) season

The 1967–68 Serie A season was the 34th season of the Serie A, the top level of ice hockey in Italy. Four teams participated in the league, and SG Cortina won the championship by defeating HC Diavoli Milano in the final.

Regular season

    Club               Pts
1.  SG Cortina         14
2.  HC Diavoli Milano  12
3.  HC Bolzano         4
4.  HC Turin           0

Final

  * SG Cortina - HC Diavoli Milano 2:1 (1:2, 3:0, 7:5)
  * Season on hockeytime.net


Witwer family

The Witwer family was a 16th and 17th century Austrian family of painters and sculptors, originating in Imst in Tyrol.

  * Josef Mair und Herbert Wittmann "Die Bildhauerarbeiten der Imster Künstlerfamilie Witwer im Außerfern", in: EXTRA VERREN 2013 (Jahrbuch des Museumsvereins des Bezirkes Reutte), S.73-124
  * Gert Ammann: Das Tiroler Oberland, Salzburg 1978


2010 Alagoas gubernatorial election

The Alagoas gubernatorial election was held on October 3, 2010, and October 31, 2010, to elect the next governor of Alagoas. Incumbent Governor Vilela Filho was running for reelection and won in a close runoff.

Candidates

Candidate                 Running mate      Coalition
Ronaldo Lessa             Joaquim Brito     "Frente Popular Por Alagoas"
PDT                       PT                (PDT, PT, PMDB, PR, PSDC, PRP, PCdoB, PTdoB)
Fernando Collor de Mello  Galba Novais      "O Povo no Governo"
PTB                       PRB               (PTB, PRB, PSL, PHS, PMN, PTC)
Tony Cloves               Luciene Maria     -
PCB                       PCB
Jeferson Piones           Eusves Plex       "Renova Alagoas"
PRTB                      PRTB              (PRTB, PTN, PV)
Teotonio Vilela Filho     José Thomaz Nonô  "Frente Pelo Bem de Alagoas"
PSDB                      DEM               (PSDB, DEM, PP, PPS, PSC, PSB)
Mario Agra                Mauricio Dias     -
PSOL                      PSOL


2010 Alamo Bowl

The 2010 Alamo Bowl may refer to:

  * 2010 Alamo Bowl (January), January 1, 2010 bowl game between Michigan State University and Texas Tech University
  * 2010 Alamo Bowl (December), December 29, 2010 bowl game between Oklahoma State and Arizona


2010 Air Guard 400

The 2010 Air Guard 400 was a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series stock car race that was held on September 11, 2010 at Richmond International Raceway in Richmond, Virginia. Contested over 400 laps, it was the twenty-sixth and final race leading into the Chase for the Sprint Cup in the 2010 Sprint Cup Series season. Denny Hamlin won the race for the Joe Gibbs Racing team; his teammate, Kyle Busch, finished second while Jimmie Johnson clinched third.

Carl Edwards won the pole position, holding the lead until lap 51 when Johnson passed him. Hamlin, however, was the dominant driver for most of the race, taking the lead on lap 110 and leading the most laps throughout the race (251). There were three cautions and fourteen lead changes among six different drivers throughout the course of the race.

It was Hamlin's sixth win of the season and the fifteenth of his career. The result of having six wins moved him into first in the Drivers' Championship, ten points ahead of Johnson and thirty ahead of Kevin Harvick to begin the 2010 Chase for the Sprint Cup. Chevrolet maintained its lead in the Manufacturers' Championship, twenty-nine ahead of Toyota and sixty-eight ahead of Ford, with ten races remaining in the season. A total of 95,000 people attended the race, while 5.288 million watched it live on television.

Report

Background

Richmond International Raceway, the race track where the race was held.

Richmond International Raceway is one of five short tracks to hold NASCAR races; the others are Bristol Motor Speedway, Dover International Speedway, Martinsville Speedway, and Phoenix International Raceway.oval that is 0.75 miles (1.21 km) long.banked at fourteen degrees; the front stretch, the location of the finish line, is banked at eight degrees while the back stretch has two degrees of banking.


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Before the race, Kevin Harvick led the Drivers' Championship with 3,585 points, and Jeff Gordon followed in second with 3,366 points. Kyle Busch was third in the Drivers' Championship with 3,325 points, Tony Stewart was fourth with 3,302 points, and Carl Edwards was fifth with 3,288 points. Five additional drivers had clinched spots in the Chase—in order of placement, Jeff Burton, Jimmie Johnson, Kurt Busch, Matt Kenseth, and Denny Hamlin.Greg Biffle, who was 11th in the standings with 3,110 points, needed only a finish of 42nd place in the race to secure his spot in the Chase. Clint Bowyer, in the final Chase spot of 12th in the standings with 3,066 points, clinched his spot with a race finish of 28th or better.Manufacturers' Championship, Chevrolet was leading with 182 points, thirty-two points ahead of their rival Toyota. Ford, with 116 points, was fourteen points ahead of Dodge in the battle for third.

This race was sponsored by the Air National Guard. Going into the race, Col. Mary Salcido, director of recruiting and retention for the Air National Guard, expressed his belief that the sponsorship would allow the organization to achieve its recruitment goals; saying that "with NASCAR having one of the largest fan bases next to the NFL, the marketing and number of people that an event like this reaches are in the millions."

Practice and qualifying

Carl Edwards (pictured in 2011) won pole position with the fastest time, 21.133.

Two practice sessions was held before the Saturday race—both on Friday. The first session lasted 120 minutes, while the second session lasted 45 minutes.Ryan Newman placed second, ahead of Juan Pablo Montoya, Edwards, and David Reutimann in the third, fourth and fifth positions respectively.Paul Menard and Montoya in second and third.Kasey Kahne in fifth.

During qualifying, forty-eight cars were entered, but only forty-three were able to race because of NASCAR's qualifying procedure.pole position, with a time of 21.133 seconds.grid by Montoya.A. J. Allmendinger qualified third, Bowyer took fourth, and Reutimann started fifth.Terry Labonte, Michael McDowell, Todd Bodine, Scott Riggs, and Brian Keselowski.Mike Bliss during the race.


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Following the qualifying session, Edwards stated, "There's really no pressure. It's just go out and have fun, try not to run into Clint Bowyer or any of those guys that have a lot on the line. I think the key for us is to just go out and win a race. While the pressure's off, you can go out and you can take risks and race harder and sometimes you get a chance to perform really well. That's just what we need to start the Chase."

Race

The race, the twenty-sixth out of a total of thirty-six in the season, began at 7:30 pm EDT and was televised live in the United States on ABC.82 °F (28 °C).invocation. Next, Synthia Seymour performed the national anthem, and Lieutenant General Harry Wyatt III gave the command for drivers to start their engines.pace laps, Mattias Ekström moved to the rear on the grid, after changing his engine. As part of the procedure for replacing Bliss for the race, Labonte also had to concede his original starting position to the rear.

Edwards retained his pole position lead into the first corner, followed by Montoya in the second position. After two laps of racing, Brad Keselowski had moved up two positions into sixth on the grid. Two laps later, Allmendinger passed Montoya to claim the second position, but on lap seven, Montoya regained the position. Johnson, after nine laps, had moved from his starting position of eleventh to seventh. By lap 12, Edwards had a 1.31 second lead over Montoya. Two laps later, Johnson moved into the fifth position, as he passed Reutimann. After starting twelfth, Kenseth had moved into the tenth position by lap 21.


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Four laps later, Kyle Busch, who started thirtieth, had moved up to twenty-fifth. On lap 27, Jamie McMurray moved into nineteenth, passing Mark Martin, as Montoya was catching Edwards. Stewart moved into the ninth position, after passing Menard. After starting twenty-first, Kurt Busch had moved to eleventh by lap 35. Nine laps later, Bowyer passed Allmendinger, as Johnson passed moved into the third position. On lap 50, Johnson passed Montoya for second. Then, one lap later, he claimed the first position after passing Edwards. On lap 55, Reutimann had a flat tire, which prompted the first caution to be given. All the drivers on the lead lap made their pit stops, as Edwards reclaimed the lead on pit road.

On the lap 62 restart, Edwards and Johnson were first and second respectively. Two laps later, Bowyer claimed second away from Johnson, as Stewart moved into the fourth position. Stewart then moved into the third position, as Johnson fell to fourth. Kurt Busch had moved into the seventh position by lap 76. Fifteen laps after the restart, Edwards had a 1.11 second lead over Bowyer. On lap 80, Johnson reclaimed third, from Stewart, as McMurray moved into thirteenth, after passing Menard. Ten laps later, Hamlin moved into the fifth position. After starting twenty-fifth, Burton had moved to twelfth by lap 95. On lap 100, Bowyer passed Edwards to become the new leader.

Hamlin, then moved into the second position, after passing Johnson and Edwards, by lap 107. Three laps later, Hamlin passed Bowyer to become the new leader. On lap 119, Kurt Busch moved into the ninth position. Eleven laps after Hamlin claimed the lead, he had a lead of 2.1 seconds over Bowyer. On lap 125, Johnson reclaimed the third position. Two laps later, Burton moved into eleventh. On lap 135, Hamlin managed a lead of 3.3 seconds. After starting thirty-third, Kyle Busch had moved into the tenth position by lap 137. Eight laps later, the second caution was given because of the debris from Terry Labonte's collision with the wall. Hamlin remained the leader during pit stops.


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Hamlin led going in the first corner on the restart, but Johnson, who restarted third, emerged in the first position two laps later. Hamlin, then reclaimed the lead a lap later. On lap 158, Allmendinger fell to fourth, as Bowyer passed him. Five laps later, Bowyer claimed second away from Johnson. On lap 172, Kyle Busch moved into the seventh position, as Bowyer passed Hamlin for the lead. Six laps later, Kyle Busch passed Montoya to move to the sixth position. Afterwards, Hamlin reclaimed the lead from Bowyer. On lap 180, Kyle Busch moved into the fifth position. Hamlin, on lap 181, fell to second, as Bowyer and him battle for the lead. Nineteen laps later, Hamlin battled Bowyer to become the leader. On lap 203, Johnson moved into the second position, after passing Bowyer.

Ten laps later, Hamlin had a lead of 1.2 seconds over Johnson. On lap 216, Harvick moved to the eighth position, as Newman moved into ninth. On lap 226, light rain showers arrived, prompting NASCAR officials to give the third caution. All the leaders, except Jeff Burton made pit stops on lap 228. Ten laps later, he gave up the lead to Hamlin because of him making a pit stop. Hamlin led during the restart, as Bowyer moved into second. On lap 249, Newman passed Stewart for the eighth position. Nine laps later, Kyle Busch moved into the fourth position. On lap 270, Allmendinger fell to the sixth position, as Joey Logano passed Marcos Ambrose for twelfth.


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On lap 273, Kenseth reported to his crew that he was having car handling problems. Eight laps later, Logano moved into ninth, after passing Stewart. By lap 285, Newman had caught Allmendinger for sixth. Fifteen laps later, Logano moved into the seventh position. On lap 306, Dale Earnhardt Jr., who was four laps behind the leader, came to pit road. By lap 309, Hamlin had a 1.3 second lead over Bowyer. Hamlin had increased his lead from 1.3 seconds to 2.21 in only eight laps. On lap 320, Montoya came to pit road, as green flag pit stops began. On lap 328, Montoya passed Hamlin for the first position after the latter came to pit road. Four laps later, Hamlin reclaimed the lead, ahead of Montoya, Bowyer, Johnson and Kyle Busch in the top five positions.

On lap 336, Kyle Busch overtook Montoya for second. On lap 345, Logano moved into the sixth position. On lap 350, Bowyer overtook Montoya for third. After 359 laps, there were only eighteen cars on the same lap as the leader. On lap 366, Logano had caught Montoya (who had since fallen to fifth), but he would not pass him until four laps later. On lap 380, Johnson was in third, 2.5 seconds behind Hamlin. With twenty laps remaining, Hamlin had a lead of 1.2 seconds over Kyle Busch. Hamlin maintained this lead, crossing the line to win the race ahead of Busch, who followed in second. Johnson maintained third while Logano and Ambrose finished fourth and fifth.

Post-race

"At this point, I think we can win at all of 'em."

Hamlin speaking after the race.

Hamlin appeared in victory lane to celebrate his sixth win of the season in front of 95,000 people who attended the race.

After finishing second, Kyle Busch was asked if he thought he had a car capable of contending for wins on a regular basis. He replied, "Not right now. Every single week, we're always a tenth-and-a-half (of a second), two-tenths off."


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The race result left Hamlin leading the Drivers' Championship with 5,060 points after the standings were reset for the Chase.

Results

Qualifying

Qualifying results


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Grid               No.  Driver              Team                       Manufacturer  Time                    Speed
1                  99   Carl Edwards        Roush Fenway Racing        Ford          21.133                  127.762
2                  42   Juan Pablo Montoya  Earnhardt Ganassi Racing   Chevrolet     21.184                  127.455
3                  43   A. J. Allmendinger  Richard Petty Motorsports  Ford          21.243                  127.101
4                  33   Clint Bowyer        Richard Childress Racing   Chevrolet     21.247                  127.077
5                  00   David Reutimann     Michael Waltrip Racing     Toyota        21.257                  127.017
6                  20   Joey Logano         Joe Gibbs Racing           Toyota        21.264                  126.975
7                  98   Paul Menard         Richard Petty Motorsports  Ford          21.268                  126.951
8                  12   Brad Keselowski     Penske Racing              Dodge         21.270                  126.939
9                  88   Dale Earnhardt Jr.  Hendrick Motorsports       Chevrolet     21.296                  126.784
10                 9    Kasey Kahne         Richard Petty Motorsports  Ford          21.299                  126.767
11                 48   Jimmie Johnson      Hendrick Motorsports       Chevrolet     21.318                  126.654
12                 17   Matt Kenseth        Roush Fenway Racing        Ford          21.343                  126.505
13                 47   Marcos Ambrose      JTG Daugherty Racing       Toyota        21.343                  126.505
14                 11   Denny Hamlin        Joe Gibbs Racing           Toyota        21.349                  126.470
15                 14   Tony Stewart        Stewart-Haas Racing        Chevrolet     21.354                  126.440
16                 26   Jeff Green          Latitude 43 Motorsports    Ford          21.357                  126.422
17                 78   Regan Smith         Furniture Row Racing       Chevrolet     21.359                  126.410
18                 13   Casey Mears         Germain Racing             Toyota        21.366                  126.369
19                 5    Mark Martin         Hendrick Motorsports       Chevrolet     21.370                  126.345
20                 29   Kevin Harvick       Richard Childress Racing   Chevrolet     21.393                  126.210
21                 2    Kurt Busch          Penske Racing              Dodge         21.406                  126.133
22                 24   Jeff Gordon         Hendrick Motorsports       Chevrolet     21.422                  126.039
23                 39   Ryan Newman         Stewart-Haas Racing        Chevrolet     21.422                  126.039
24                 16   Greg Biffle         Roush Fenway Racing        Ford          21.424                  126.027


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25                 31   Jeff Burton         Richard Childress Racing   Chevrolet     21.440                  125.933
26                 6    David Ragan         Roush Fenway Racing        Ford          21.455                  125.845
27                 36   Dave Blaney         Tommy Baldwin Racing       Chevrolet     21.458                  125.827
28                 71   Landon Cassill      TRG Motorsports            Chevrolet     21.461                  125.810
29                 56   Martin Truex Jr.    Michael Waltrip Racing     Toyota        21.472                  125.745
30                 87   Joe Nemechek        NEMCO Motorsports          Toyota        21.477                  125.716
31                 82   Scott Speed         Red Bull Racing Team       Toyota        21.482                  125.687
32                 18   Kyle Busch          Joe Gibbs Racing           Toyota        21.503                  125.564
33                 77   Sam Hornish Jr.     Penske Racing              Dodge         21.510                  125.523
34                 1    Jamie McMurray      Earnhardt Ganassi Racing   Chevrolet     21.520                  125.465
35                 32   Jason Leffler       Braun Racing               Toyota        21.543                  125.331
36                 19   Elliott Sadler      Richard Petty Motorsports  Ford          21.551                  125.284
37                 55   Mike Bliss          Prism Motorsports          Toyota        21.560                  125.232
38                 38   Travis Kvapil       Front Row Motorsports      Ford          21.578                  125.127
39                 37   David Gilliland     Front Row Motorsports      Ford          21.598                  125.012
40                 34   Tony Raines         Front Row Motorsports      Ford          21.636                  124.792
41                 7    Kevin Conway        Robby Gordon Motorsports   Toyota        21.792                  123.899
42                 83   Mattias Ekström     Red Bull Racing Team       Toyota        21.824                  123.717
43                 09   Bobby Labonte       Phoenix Racing             Chevrolet     Champion's Provisional
Failed to qualify
44                 10   Terry Labonte       Stavola Labonte Racing     Chevrolet     21.605                  124.971
45                 46   Michael McDowell    Whitney Motorsports        Dodge         21.712                  124.355
46                 64   Todd Bodine         Gunselman Motorsports      Toyota        21.723                  124.292
47                 66   Scott Riggs         Prism Motorsports          Toyota        21.767                  124.041
48                 92   Brian Keselowski    K-Automotive Motorsports   Dodge         21.967                  122.912


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Source:


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Race results

Race results


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Pos                                                    Grid  No.  Driver              Team                       Manufacturer  Laps  Points
1                                                      14    11   Denny Hamlin        Joe Gibbs Racing           Toyota        400   1952
2                                                      32    18   Kyle Busch          Joe Gibbs Racing           Toyota        400   170
3                                                      11    48   Jimmie Johnson      Hendrick Motorsports       Chevrolet     400   1701
4                                                      6     20   Joey Logano         Joe Gibbs Racing           Toyota        400   160
5                                                      13    47   Marcos Ambrose      JTG Daugherty Racing       Toyota        400   155
6                                                      4     33   Clint Bowyer        Richard Childress Racing   Chevrolet     400   1551
7                                                      2     42   Juan Pablo Montoya  Earnhardt Ganassi Racing   Chevrolet     400   1511
8                                                      3     43   A. J. Allmendinger  Richard Petty Motorsports  Ford          400   142
9                                                      20    29   Kevin Harvick       Richard Childress Racing   Chevrolet     400   138
10                                                     1     99   Carl Edwards        Roush Fenway Racing        Ford          400   1391
11                                                     23    39   Ryan Newman         Stewart-Haas Racing        Chevrolet     400   130
12                                                     22    24   Jeff Gordon         Hendrick Motorsports       Chevrolet     400   127
13                                                     25    31   Jeff Burton         Richard Childress Racing   Chevrolet     400   1291
14                                                     12    17   Matt Kenseth        Roush Fenway Racing        Ford          400   121
15                                                     8     12   Brad Keselowski     Penske Racing              Dodge         399   118
16                                                     15    14   Tony Stewart        Stewart-Haas Racing        Chevrolet     399   115
17                                                     34    1    Jamie McMurray      Earnhardt Ganassi Racing   Chevrolet     399   112
18                                                     21    2    Kurt Busch          Penske Racing              Dodge         399   109
19                                                     5     00   David Reutimann     Michael Waltrip Racing     Toyota        398   106
20                                                     19    5    Mark Martin         Hendrick Motorsports       Chevrolet     398   103
21                                                     18    13   Casey Mears         Germain Racing             Toyota        398   100
22                                                     29    56   Martin Truex Jr.    Michael Waltrip Racing     Toyota        398   97
23                                                     26    6    David Ragan         Roush Fenway Racing        Ford          398   94
24                                                     31    82   Scott Speed         Red Bull Racing Team       Toyota        398   91
25                                                     17    78   Regan Smith         Furniture Row Racing       Chevrolet     398   88
26                                                     7     98   Paul Menard         Richard Petty Motorsports  Ford          397   85
27                                                     36    19   Elliott Sadler      Richard Petty Motorsports  Ford          397   82
28                                                     33    77   Sam Hornish Jr.     Penske Racing              Dodge         397   79


2010 Air Guard 400

29                                                     10    9    Kasey Kahne         Richard Petty Motorsports  Ford          396   76
30                                                     27    36   Dave Blaney         Tommy Baldwin Racing       Chevrolet     396   73
31                                                     42    83   Mattias Ekström     Red Bull Racing Team       Toyota        396   70
32                                                     24    16   Greg Biffle         Roush Fenway Racing        Ford          395   67
33                                                     28    71   Landon Cassill      TRG Motorsports            Chevrolet     395   64
34                                                     9     88   Dale Earnhardt Jr.  Hendrick Motorsports       Chevrolet     394   61
35                                                     38    38   Travis Kvapil       Front Row Motorsports      Ford          393   58
36                                                     16    26   Jeff Green          Latitude 43 Motorsports    Ford          393   55
37                                                     39    37   David Gilliland     Front Row Motorsports      Ford          393   52
38                                                     40    34   Tony Raines         Front Row Motorsports      Ford          392   49
39                                                     43    09   Bobby Labonte       Phoenix Racing             Chevrolet     324   46
40                                                     37    55   Terry Labonte3      Prism Motorsports          Toyota        143   43
41                                                     41    7    Kevin Conway        Robby Gordon Motorsports   Toyota        118   40
42                                                     30    87   Joe Nemechek        NEMCO Motorsports          Toyota        61    37
43                                                     35    32   Jason Leffler       Braun Racing               Toyota        30    34
Source:
1 Includes five bonus points for leading a lap
2 Includes ten bonus points for leading the most laps
2 Replaced Bliss for the race


2010 Air Guard 400

Standings after the race

Drivers' Championship standings                     [Denny Hamlin at Bristol Motor Speedway in August 2007]
Pos      Driver          Points        Points
                         before reset  after reset  Despite being 9th before the reset, Denny Hamlin (pictured in 2007) assumed the points lead by virtue of earning the most wins throughout the regular season.
1        Denny Hamlin    3,342         5,060
2        Jimmie Johnson  3,417         5,050        Manufacturers' Championship standings
3        Kevin Harvick   3,723         5,030        Pos      Manufacturer  Points
4        Kyle Busch      3,495         5,030        1        Chevrolet     188
5        Kurt Busch      3,337         5,030        2        Toyota        159
6        Tony Stewart    3,417         5,010        3        Ford          120
7        Greg Biffle     3,177         5,010        4        Dodge         105
8        Jeff Gordon     3,493         5,000        Source:
9        Carl Edwards    3,427         5,000
10       Jeff Burton     3,390         5,000          * Note: Only the top twelve positions are included for the driver standings. These drivers qualified for the Chase for the Sprint Cup.
11       Matt Kenseth    3,346         5,000          * Note: Drivers are arranged in order of points after the Chase reset, although their point totals before the Chase are also included. All drivers qualifying for the Chase have their point totals reset to 5,000, with a 10-point bonus for each race won during the season before the Chase. Ties are broken on a countback system, with the first tiebreaker being top-5 finishes, followed by top-10s, races finished, and pole positions.
12       Clint Bowyer    3,221         5,000
Source:


Why Dontcha Call Me No More

"Why Dontcha Call Me No More" is a song by American singer Yahzarah. The song was released in March 2010 as the lead single for her third studio album, The Ballad of Purple St. James.

Writing and recording

The song was written by YahZarah and Phonte Coleman and was produced by Nicolay and Phonte. The song features several instruments including the keyboard, tambourine, live handclaps, drums, the acoustic, bass, and electric guitars.

Release and promotion

In March 2010, "Why Dontcha Call Me No More" was released as the first single of the album and available as a free download on the Foreign Exchange Music's website. The song was available as a free download from The Foreign Exchange Music's website. The song received over 1,000 downloads within the following week.

Music video

Yahzarah in the music video for "Why Dontcha Call Me No More".

The music video was released to YouTube on May 19, 2010. The video was directed by Matt Koza. The music video was shot back-to-back with Yahzarah's theme song "Yahz", which precedes to "Why Dontcha Call Me No More".

The theme of the video was based around 80's cartoon Jem (TV series). Most of video effects were green screen with Yahzarah wearing a pink dress. The other scenes involved Yahzarah performing with band and her discovering that her boyfriend was cheating on her with another girl. The latter ends with her confronting him with her friends and leaving with her new boyfriend (Jesse Boykins III). The video also features cameos appearances from Nicolay and Phonte of The Foreign Exchange, Aimee Flint, and Zarinah.

The choreographer was Seku Grey and make-up artist was Jessica Williams. Hair and styling was provided by Yarde Noir and Jermal Harris. The 2nd unit cameras were operated by Bunker Seyfert. In addition to the release of the music video, behind-the-scene clips and photos are available on The Foreign Exchange Music's website.

Critical response

The song received positive feedback from fans and reviewers of the song. Andy Kellman of Allmusic.com stated,


Why Dontcha Call Me No More

The album allows the singer and songwriter to flash her vocal and thematic flexibility in ways her previous albums did not. Most salient is “Why Dontcha Call Me No More,” a gracefully hurtling kiss-off. It could be covered by No Doubt and taken to the Top Ten, but it’s probable that the song would lose some of its bite. YahZarah, whose voice here resembles that of Gwen Stefani, albeit with none of the cutesiness, delivers one of the most commanding scorned-lover performances in recent memory. At the point where an ad-lib or something innocuous is expected, just as handclaps and “whoa-oh”s enter, she slips in an additional verse that begins with “I hope you have a little girl, and she’s the apple of your eye” — uh-oh — and ends with “I hope somebody makes her cry” and a vaguely brainsick laugh.

Personnel

  * Vocals: Yahzarah
  * Written by: Yahzarah and Phonte Coleman
  * Keyboard: Nicolay
  * Acoustic Guitar: Nicolay
  * Bass Guitar: Zo!
  * Electric guitar: Chris Boerner
  * Drums: Lil' John Roberts
  * Handclaps and Tambourine: Yahzarah and Phonte
  * Produced by: Nicolay and Phonte
  * Yahzarah discography


United States Society on Dams

The United States Society on Dams is a professional association headquartered in Westminster, Colorado that is dedicated to:

  * Advancing the knowledge of dam engineering, construction, planning, operation, performance, rehabilitation, decommissioning, maintenance, security and safety;
  * Fostering dam technology for socially, environmentally and financially sustainable water resources systems;
  * Providing public awareness of the role of dams in the management of the nation's water resources;
  * Enhancing practices to meet current and future challenges on dams; and
  * Representing the United States as an active member of the International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD).
  * Official website


United States Show Jumping Hall of Fame

The Show Jumping Hall of Fame and Museum is an American organization located at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky. It moved to the Kentucky Horse Park in 2010 and was previously located in facilities at Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida. It came into existence in 1989 as a means to pay homage to the people and horses who have made outstanding contributions to the sport of show jumping.

Inductees


United States Show Jumping Hall of Fame

Horses                                                 People
                                                         * 1987 : William Steinkraus — Bertatan de Nemethy
                                                         * 1988 : Patrick Butler — August A. Busch, Jr.
                                                         * 1989 : Jimmy Williams — Frances Rowe — David T. Kelley — Ben O'Meara
                                                         * 1990 : Harry D. Chamberlin — Kathy Kusner — Arthur McCashin
                                                         * 1991 : Adolph Mogavero — Pat Dixon — Morton W. “Cappy” Smith — Whitney Stone
  * 1987 : Idle Dice                                     * 1992 : Barbara Worth Oakford — Eleonora R. Sears — Mary Mairs Chapot
  * 1990 : San Lucas                                     * 1993 : Dr. Robert C. Rost — Joe Green
  * 1992 : Snowman                                       * 1994 : Gordon Wright — Frank Chapot
  * 1995 : Trail Guide                                   * 1995 : Michael G Walsh
  * 1996 : Heatherbloom — Jet Run                        * 1996 : Richard “Dick” Donnelly — Pamela Carruthers
  * 1997 : Sun Beau                                      * 1997 : Bobby Egan — Edward “Ned” King
  * 1999 : Democrat — Sinjon                             * 1998 : Fred “Freddy” Wettach, Jr. — Melanie Smith Taylor — Johnny Bell
  * 2000 : Touch of Class                                * 1999 : Frankin F. “Fuddy” Wing, Jr. — Rodney Jenkins
  * 2001 : Untouchable                                   * 2000 : George H. Morris — Carol Durand
  * 2002 : Calypso — Gem Twist                           * 2001 : Eugene R. Mische — Lt. Colonel John W. Russell — Robert J. Burke
  * 2003 : Main Spring                                   * 2002 : Honey Craven — Harry R. Gill
  * 2004 : Snowbound                                     * 2003 : J. Russell Stewart, Sr.
  * 2005 : For the Moment                                * 2005 : Michael Matz
  * 2009 : Abdullah — Miss Budweiser — Riviera Wonder    * 2006 : Conrad Homfeld
  * 2010 : Good Twist                                    * 2007 : Joe Fargis — Karen Golding — Marcia “Mousie” Williams
  * 2012 : Starman - Nautical                            * 2009 : Dr. John Steele - Neal Shapiro


United States Show Jumping Hall of Fame

* 2014 : I Love You                                    * 2010 : John D. Ammerman - Leonard A. King, Jr.
  * 2016 : The Natural                                   * 2011 : Jane Clark - Gabor Foltenyi - Hap Hansen - Larry Langer
  * 2017 : Authentic (show jumping horse)                * 2012 : Jerry Baker - Charles "Sonny" Brooks
  * 2017 : Sympatico (horse)                             * 2013 : Daniel Marks - Seamus Brady - Steve Stephens
  * 2018 : Bold Minstrel                                 * 2014 : Fitz Dixon - Guy Henry
  * 2020 : Sapphire                                      * 2015 : Katie Monahan Prudent — Susan Hutchison — Elizabeth Busch Burke
                                                         * 2016 : Walter Devereux III — Frances Steinwedell — Anne Kursinski
                                                         * 2017 : Hunter HarrisonNorman Dello Joio (equestrian)
                                                         * 2018 : Peter Doubleday — Robert Ridland - Colonel John W. "Gyp" Wofford
                                                         * 2019 : Leslie Burr Howard - David Distler
                                                         * 2020 : Margie Engle
                                                         * 2021 : Beezie Madden - Mason Phelps, Jr.


United States Show Jumping Hall of Fame

* Show Jumping Hall of Fame Official Website
  * 2009 Inductees
  * Kentucky Horse Park


1971 Pepsi-Cola Masters – Singles

Main article: 1971 Pepsi-Cola Masters

Ilie Năstase won the singles title at the 1971 Pepsi-Cola Masters. He went undefeated in all five of his matches, and did not play Pierre Barthès because he had already clinched the title.

Stan Smith was the defending champion, but lost matches in the round robin to Năstase and Jan Kodeš.

Round robin

Key


1971 Pepsi-Cola Masters – Singles

* Q = Qualifier
  * WC = Wild card
  * LL = Lucky loser
  * Alt = Alternate
  * SE = Special exempt
  * PR = Protected ranking
  * ITF = ITF entry
  * JE = Junior exempt
  * w/o = Walkover
  * r = Retired
  * d = Defaulted
  * SR = Special ranking
                                                              [Romania] Năstase  [United States] Richey  [France] Barthès  [Czechoslovakia] Kodeš  [United States] Smith  [Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia] Franulović  [United States] Graebner
[Romania] Ilie Năstase                                                           5–7, 6–4, 8–6           –                 5–7, 6–2, 6–2           5–7, 7–6, 6–3          3–6, 6–1, 6–2                                          6–3, 6–2
[United States] Cliff Richey                                  7–5, 4–6, 6–8                              6–3, 6–3          6–2, 3–6, 6–3           6–4, 2–6, 7–9          6–4, 6–3                                               7–6, 4–6, 3–6
[France] Pierre Barthès                                       –                  3–6, 3–6                                  6–3, 6–4                4–6, 7–6, 3–6          7–5, 4–6, 6–3                                          6–1, 7–6
[Czechoslovakia] Jan Kodeš                                    7–5, 2–6, 2–6      2–6, 6–3, 3–6           3–6, 4–6                                  6–4, 3–6, 6–4          6–4, 2–6, 7–5                                          7–6, 6–4
[United States] Stan Smith                                    7–5, 6–7, 3–6      4–6, 6–2, 9–7           6–4, 6–7, 6–3     4–6, 6–3, 4–6                                  6–4, 6–4                                               3–6, 7–5, 6–3


1971 Pepsi-Cola Masters – Singles

[Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia] Željko Franulović  6–3, 1–6, 2–6      4–6, 3–6                5–7, 6–4, 3–6     4–6, 6–2, 5–7           4–6, 4–6                                                                      6–4, 7–6
[United States] Clark Graebner                                3–6, 2–6           6–7, 6–4, 6–3           1–6, 6–7          6–7, 4–6                6–3, 5–7, 3–6          4–6, 6–7


1971 Pepsi-Cola Masters – Singles

Standings

Player                                                        RR W-L  Sets W-L  Games W-L  Standings
[Romania] Ilie Năstase                                        5–0     10–4      81–58      1
[United States] Stan Smith                                    4–2     10–6      95–84      2
[United States] Cliff Richey                                  3–3     9–7       85–80      3
[Czechoslovakia] Jan Kodeš                                    3–3     8–8       72–83      4
[France] Pierre Barthès                                       3–2     6–5       62–59      5
[Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia] Željko Franulović  1–5     5–10      63–81      6
[United States] Clark Graebner                                1–5     3–11      65–81      7

Standings are determined by: 1. number of wins; 2. number of matches; 3. number of sets won; 4. number of games won; 5. in two-players-ties, head-to-head records; 6. in three-players-ties, percentage of sets won, or of games won; 7. steering-committee decision.

  * ATP World Tour Finals appearances
  * ATP Masters tournament results


1971 Norwegian local elections

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Result of municipal elections

Results of the 1971 municipal elections.

Party  Votes                       %
       Labour Party                   41.7
       Conservative Party             17.9
       Centre Party                   11.5
       Christian Democratic Party     8.7
       Liberal Party                  8.5
       Socialist People's Party       4.0
       Communist Party                0.7
       Others                         7.0
Total


1971 Pau Grand Prix

The 1971 Pau Grand Prix was a Formula Two motor race held on 25 April 1971 at the Pau circuit, in Pau, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France. The Grand Prix was won by Reine Wisell, driving the Lotus 69C. Jean-Pierre Jabouille finished second and Jean-Pierre Jaussaud third.

Classification

Race

Pos                                                     No  Driver                            Vehicle                Laps  Time/retired       Grid
1                                                       18  [Sweden] Reine Wisell             Lotus-Cosworth          70   1hr 33min 23.7sec
2                                                       12  [France] Jean-Pierre Jabouille    Tecno-Ford              70   + 16.7 s
3                                                       22  [France] Jean-Pierre Jaussaud     March-Cosworth          70   + 30.6 s
4                                                       24  [France] François Mazet           Chevron-Cosworth        70   + 1:02.2 s
5                                                       36  [France] Jean-Pierre Jarier       March-Cosworth          69   + 1 lap
6                                                       10  [France] Patrick Depailler        Tecno-Cosworth          69   + 1 lap
7                                                       28  [Argentina] Carlos Reutemann      Brabham-Cosworth        68   + 2 laps
8                                                       4   [Australia] Tim Schenken          Brabham-Cosworth        68   + 2 laps
9                                                       6   [France] Jean-Pierre Beltoise     March-Cosworth          67   + 3 laps
Ret                                                     2   [United Kingdom] Graham Hill      Brabham-Cosworth        60   Water pump
Ret                                                     32  [France] Max Jean                 March-Cosworth          49   Engine
Ret                                                     14  [Brazil] Emerson Fittipaldi       Lotus-Cosworth          34   Rear upright
Ret                                                     30  [Italy] Vittorio Brambilla        Brabham-Cosworth        24   Accident
Ret                                                     26  [United Kingdom] Graham Birrell   Lotus-Cosworth          12   Accident
Ret                                                     8   [France] François Cevert          Tecno-Cosworth          10   Engine              1
DNS                                                     38  [United Kingdom] Alistair Walker  Brabham-Cosworth             Did not start
DNQ                                                     16  [Brazil] Wilson Fittipaldi        Lotus-Cosworth               Did not qualify
DNA                                                     34  [France] Patrick Dal Bo           Pygmée-Cosworth              Did Not Attend
DNA                                                     30  [Italy] Ernesto Brambilla         Brabham BT30-Cosworth        Did Not Attend
Fastest Lap: François Cevert (Tecno-Cosworth) - 1:18.2
Sources:


You'll Always Be Loved by Me

"You'll Always Be Loved by Me" is a song written by Ronnie Dunn and Terry McBride, and recorded by American country music duo Brooks & Dunn. It was released in March 2000 as the third and final single from their album Tight Rope. It peaked at number 5, and is the only single from the album to reach the Top 10. The title of its parent album Tight Rope is mentioned in this song.

Chart positions

"You'll Always Be Loved by Me" debuted at number 69 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart for the week of March 18, 2000.

Chart (2000)                        Peak
                                  position
Canada Country Tracks (RPM)       7
US Billboard Hot 100              55
US Hot Country Songs (Billboard)  5

Year-end charts

Chart (2000)                  Position
US Country Songs (Billboard)     34

  * Allmusic


14th Punjab Assembly

Composition

Rank             Party              Seats Contested  Seats Won  % Votes  % Votes in
                                                                         Seats Cont.
1     Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD)     94               56         59.57    42.19
3     Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)  23               12         7.15     39.73
2     Indian National Congress      117              48         41.02    41.02
4     Independent                   -                3          7.13
      Total                                          117

Committees

There were 13 committees for the years 2013-17.

Committees and Chairmen (2016–17)
Committee                                                  Chairperson                              Party
Committee on Public Accounts                               Aruna Chaudhary                                 Indian National Congress
Committee on Estimates                                     Pargat Singh                                    Shiromani Akali Dal
Committee on Public Undertakings                           Harpreet Singh                                  Shiromani Akali Dal
Committee on Welfare of Scheduled Castes,                  S. R. Kaler                                     Shiromani Akali Dal
Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes
Committee on Privileges                                    Bibi Jagir Kaur                                 Shiromani Akali Dal
Committee on Government Assurances                         Ashwani Kumar Sharma                            Shiromani Akali Dal
Committee on Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions  Sarwan Singh Phillaur                           Shiromani Akali Dal
Committee on Subordinate Legislation                       Nirmal Singh                                    Shiromani Akali Dal
Committee on Papers Laid/to be Laid on the Table           Balbir Singh Sidhu                              Indian National Congress
Committee on Library                                       Darshan Singh Kotfatta                          Shiromani Akali Dal
Committee on Petitions                                     Manoranjan Kalia                                Shiromani Akali Dal
House Committee                                            Dinesh Singh                                    Bharatiya Janata Party
                                                           Deputy speaker (Ex-Officio Chairperson)
Committee on Questions & References                        Manpreet Singh Ayali                            Shiromani Akali Dal

Members of the Punjab Legislative Assembly elected in 2012

The following is the list of the members elected in 2012 to the Punjab assembly:

No.  Constituency           Name of Member                                                        Party

1    Sujanpur               Dinesh Singh                                                                 BJP

2    Bhoa (SC)              Seema Kumari                                                                 BJP

3    Pathankot              Ashwani Kumar Sharma                                                         BJP

4    Gurdaspur              Gurbachan Singh Babbehali                                                    SAD

5    Dina Nagar (SC)        Aruna Chaudhary                                                              INC

6    Qadian                 Charanjit Kaur Bajwa                                                         INC

7    Batala                 Ashwani Sekhri                                                               INC

8    Sri Hargobindpur (SC)  Des Raj Dhugga                                                               SAD


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9    Fatehgarh Churian      Tripat Rajinder Singh Bajwa                                                  INC

10   Dera baba nanak        Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa                                                    INC

11   Ajnala                 Bonny Amarpal Singh Ajnala                                                   SAD

12   Raja sansi             Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria                                                    INC

13   Majitha                Bikram Singh Majithia (E)                                                    SAD

14   Jandiala (SC)          Baljit Singh Jalal Usma                                                      SAD

15   Amritsar North         Anil Joshi                                                                   BJP

16   Amritsar West (SC)     Raj Kumar Verka (E)                                                          INC

17   Amritsar Central       Om Parkash Soni (E)                                                          INC

18   Amritsar East          Navjot Kaur Sidhu (E/W)                                                      AWAAZ E PUNJAB

19   Amritsar South         Inderbir Singh Bolaria (E)                                                   INC

20   Attari (SC)            Gulzar Singh Ranike (E)                                                      SAD

21   Tarn taran             Harmeet Singh Sandhu                                                         SAD

22   Khem karan             Virsa Singh Valtoha                                                          SAD

23   Patti                  Adesh Partap Singh Kairon                                                    SAD

24   Khadoor Sahib          Ravinder Singh Brahmpura replaced Ramanjit Singh Sikki on 16.02.2016         SAD

25   Baba bakala (SC)       Manjit Singh Manna Mianwind (E)                                              SAD

26   Bholath                Bibi Jagir Kaur                                                              SAD

27   Kapurthala             Rana Gurjit Singh                                                            INC

28   Sultanpur lodhi        Navtej Singh                                                                 INC

29   Phagwara (SC)          Som Parkash                                                                  BJP

30   Phillaur (SC)          Avinash Chander                                                              SAD

31   Nakodar                Gurpartap Singh Wadala                                                       SAD

32   Shahkot                Ajit Singh Kohar                                                             SAD

33   Kartarpur (SC)         Sarwan Singh                                                                 SAD

34   Jalandhar West (SC)    Chuni Lal Bhagat                                                             BJP

35   Jalandhar central      Manoranjan Kalia                                                             BJP

36   Jalandhar North        K.D.Bhandari                                                                 BJP

37   Jalandhar Cantt        Pargat Singh                                                                 INC


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37   Jalandhar Cantt        Pargat Singh                                                                 INC

38   Adampur (SC)           Sh. Pawan Kumar Tinu                                                         SAD

39   Mukerian               Rajnish Kumar                                                                Independent

40   Dasuya                 Amarjit Singh                                                                BJP

41   Urmar                  Sangat Singh                                                                 INC

42   Sham chaurasi (SC)     Mohinder Kaur Josh                                                           SAD

43   Hoshiarpur             Sunder Sham Arora                                                            INC

44   Chabbewal (SC)         Sohan Singh Thandal                                                          SAD

45   Garhshankar            Surinder Singh Bhulewal Rathan                                               SAD

46   Banga (SC)             Tarlochan Singh                                                              INC

47   Nawan shahr            Guriqbal Kaur                                                                INC

48   Balachaur              Chaudhary Nand Lal                                                           SAD

49   Anandpur Sahib         Madan Mohan Mittal                                                           BJP

50   Rupnagar               Dr Daljeet Singh Cheema                                                      SAD

51   Chamkaur Sahib (SC)    Charanjit Singh Channi                                                       INC

52   Kharar                 Jagmohan Singh                                                               INC

53   S.A.S.Nagar            Balbir Singh Sidhu                                                           INC

54   Bassi Pathana (SC)     Justice Nirmal Singh                                                         SAD

55   Fatehgarh Sahib        Kuljit Singh Nagra                                                           INC

56   Amloh                  Randeep Singh                                                                INC

57   Khanna                 Gurkirat Singh                                                               INC

58   Samrala                Amrik Singh                                                                  INC

59   Sahnewal               Sharanjit Singh Dhillon                                                      SAD

60   Ludhiana East          Ranjit Singh Dhillon                                                         SAD

61   Ludhiana South         Balwinder Singh Bains                                                        INC

62   Atam Nagar             Simarjit Singh Bains                                                         INC

63   Ludhiana central       Surinder Kumar Dawar                                                         INC

64   Ludhiana West          Bharat Bhushan Ashu                                                          INC

65   Ludhiana North         Rakesh Panday                                                                INC

66   Gill (SC)              Darshan Singh Shivalik                                                       SAD

67   Payal (SC)             Charanjit Singh Atwal                                                        SAD

68   Dakha                  Manpreet Singh Ayali                                                         SAD

69   Raikot (SC)            Gurcharan Singh                                                              INC


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69   Raikot (SC)            Gurcharan Singh                                                              INC

70   Jagraon (SC)           S R Kaler                                                                    SAD

71   Nihal Singh Wala (SC)  Rajwinder Kaur                                                               SAD

72   Bhagha Purana          Maheshinder Singh                                                            SAD

73   Moga                   Joginder Pal Jain                                                            INC

74   Dharamkot              Tota Singh                                                                   SAD

75   Zira                   Hari Singh                                                                   SAD

76   Firozpur City          Parminder Singh Pinki                                                        INC

77   Firozpur Rural (SC)    Joginder Singh Alias Jindu                                                   SAD

78   Guru har sahai         Gurmeet Singh Sodhi                                                          INC

79   Jalalabad              Sukhbir Singh Badal                                                          SAD

80   Fazilka                Surjit Kumar Jyani                                                           BJP

81   Abohar                 Sunil Kumar Jakhar                                                           INC

82   Balluana (SC)          Gurtej Singh                                                                 SAD

83   Lambi                  Parkash Singh Badal                                                          SAD

84   Gidderbaha             Amrinder Singh Raja Warring                                                  INC

85   Malout (SC)            Harpreet Singh                                                               SAD

86   Muktsar                Karan Kaur                                                                   INC

87   Faridkot               Deep Malhotra                                                                SAD

88   Kotkapura              Mantar Singh Brar                                                            SAD

89   Jaitu (SC)             Joginder Singh                                                               INC

90   Rampura Phul           Sikander Singh Maluka                                                        SAD

91   Bhucho Mandi (SC)      Ajaib Singh Bhatti                                                           INC

92   Bathinda Urban         Sarup Chand Singla                                                           SAD

93   Bathinda Rural (SC)    Darshan Singh Kotfatta                                                       SAD

94   Talwandi Sabo          Jeetmohinder Singh Sidhu                                                     SAD

95   Maur                   Janmeja Singh                                                                SAD

96   Mansa                  Prem Mittal                                                                  SAD

97   Sardulgarh             Ajit Inder Singh                                                             INC

98   Budhlada (SC)          Chatin Singh                                                                 SAD

99   Lehra                  Rajinder Kaur Bhattal                                                        INC

100  Dirba (SC)             Sant Balvir Singh Ghunas                                                     SAD

101  Sunam                  Parminder Singh Dhindsa                                                      SAD


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101  Sunam                  Parminder Singh Dhindsa                                                      SAD

102  Bhadaur (SC)           Mohammed Sadique                                                             INC

103  Barnala                Kewal Singh Dhillon                                                          INC

104  Mehal kalan (SC)       Harchand Kaur                                                                INC

105  Malerkotla             F. Nesara Khatoon (Farzana Alam)                                             SAD

106  Amargarh               Iqbal Singh Jhundan                                                          SAD

107  Dhuri                  Gobind Singh Longowal                                                        SAD

108  Sangrur                Parkash Chand Garg                                                           SAD

109  Nabha (SC)             Sadhu Singh                                                                  INC

110  Patiala Rural          Brahm Mohindra                                                               INC

111  Rajpura                Hardyal Singh Kamboj                                                         INC

112  Dera bassi             N.K. Sharma                                                                  SAD

113  Ghanaur                Harpreet Kaur Mukhmailpura                                                   SAD

114  Sanour                 Lal Singh                                                                    INC

115  Patiala                Preneet Kaur                                                                 INC

116  Samana                 Surjit Singh Rakhra                                                          SAD

117  Shutrana (SC)          Vaninder Kaur Loomba                                                         SAD

Next Elections

  * Punjab Legislative Assembly election, 2017 to be held for electing 15th Punjab Legislative Assembly


14th Rajasthan Assembly

The 14th Rajasthan Legislative Assembly was elected in 2013 Rajasthan Legislative Assembly election.

History

Election

The results were declared on 8 December 2013.Meena leader and MP from Dausa, Kirori Lal Meena received a big setback when his newly formed party, National People's Party won only four seats.


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Summary of the 1 December 2013 Rajasthan Legislative Assembly election results

Parties and coalitions                Popular vote                              Seats
Votes                                 %                                         ±pp         Contested      Won             +/−  %
                                      Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)              13,939,203  45.2           [Increase]10.9  200  163          [Increase]85  81.5
                                      Indian National Congress (INC)            10,204,694  33.1           [Decrease]3.7   200  21           [Decrease]75  10.5
                                      Independents (IND)                        2,533,224   8.2            [Decrease]6.8   758  7            [Decrease]7   3.5
                                      National People's Party (NPP)             1,312,402   4.3            [Increase]4.3   134  4            [Increase]4   2.0
                                      Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP)                 1,041,241   3.4            [Decrease]4.2   195  3            [Decrease]3   1.5
                                      National Unionist Zamindara Party (NUZP)  312,653     1.0            [Increase]1.0   25   2            [Increase]2   1.0
                                      Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPM)  269,002     0.9            [Decrease]0.7   38   0            [Decrease]3   0.0
                                      Samajwadi Party (SP)                      118,911     0.4            [Decrease]0.4   56   0            [Decrease]1   0.0
                                      Janata Dal (United) (JD(U))               59,673      0.2            [Decrease]0.3   15   0            [Decrease]1   0.0
Other parties and candidates          479,700                                   1.4         [Decrease]2.0  573             0    [Decrease]1  0.0
None of the Above (NOTA)              589,923                                   1.9         [Increase]1.9

Total                                 30,860,626                                100.00                     2194            200  ±0           100.0

Valid votes                           30,860,626                                99.89
Invalid votes                         35,113                                    0.11
Votes cast / turnout                  30,895,739                                75.67
Abstentions                           9,933,573                                 24.33
Registered voters                     40,829,312

Source: Election Commission of India

Region-wise Results


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Region-wise Results

Region      Seats  Bharatiya Janata Party  Indian National Congress  Others
Marwad      61     52                      [Increase] 26             5       [Decrease] 23  4
Harouti     57     44                      [Increase] 17             8       [Decrease] 11  6
Shekhawati  21     12                      [Increase] 06             4       [Decrease] 07  5
Mewar       60     55                      [Increase] 36             4       [Decrease] 34  1
Total       199    163                     [Increase] 85             21      [Decrease] 75  16

By-elections

  * 2014 by-elections
  * 2017 by-elections
  * In the 2018 January by-elections Congress won Mandalgarh Assembly constituency that was previously held by BJP.

Composition

Rajasthan legislative assembly in January 2016

In 2013

Party                              Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party             160
National Peoples Party             1
Indian National Congress           25
Bahujan Samaj Party                2
National Unionist Zamindara Party  2
Independents                       7
Vacant                             3
Total Seats                        200

Members of Legislative Assembly

List of members of Rajasthan Assembly after the 2013 elections results were declared.


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#    Constituency             Candidate                     Party
1    Adarsh Nagar             Ashok Parnami                        BJP
2    Ahore                    Shankar Singh Rajpurohit             BJP
3    Ajmer North              Vasudev Devnani                      BJP
4    Ajmer South (SC)         Anita Bhadel                         BJP
5    Alwar Rural (SC)         Jairam Jatav                         BJP
6    Alwar Urban              Banwari Lal Singhal                  BJP
7    Amber                    Naveen Pilania                       NPEP
8    Anta                     Prabhu Lal Saini                     BJP
9    Anupgarh (SC)            Shimla Bawri                         BJP
10   Asind                    Ram Lal Gurjar                       BJP
11   Aspur (ST)               Gopi Chand Meena                     BJP
12   Bagidora (ST)            Mahendra Jeet Singh Malviya          INC
13   Bagru (SC)               Kailash Verma                        BJP
14   Bali                     Pushpendra Singh                     BJP
15   Bamanwas (ST)            Kunji Lal                            BJP
16   Bandikui                 Mrs. Alka Singh                      BJP
17   Bansur                   Shakuntala Rawat                     INC
18   Banswara (ST)            Dhan Singh Rawat                     BJP
19   Baran-Atru (SC)          Rampal Meghwal                       BJP
20   Bari                     Girraj Singh                         INC
21   Bari Sadri               Gautam Kumar                         BJP
22   Barmer                   Mewaram Jain                         INC
23   Baseri (SC)              Rani Silautia                        BJP
24   Bassi (ST)               Anju Devi Dhanka                     IND
25   Bayana (SC)              Bachchu Singh                        BJP
26   Baytoo                   Kailash Choudhary                    BJP
27   Beawar                   Shankar Singh                        BJP
28   Begun                    Suresh Dhaker                        BJP
29   Behror                   Jaswant Singh Yadav                  BJP
30   Bhadra                   Sanjeev Kumar                        BJP
31   Bharatpur                Vijay Bansal                         BJP
32   Bhilwara                 Vitthal Shankar Avasthi              BJP
33   Bhim                     Harisingh Rawat                      BJP
34   Bhinmal                  Poora Ram Choudhary                  BJP


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34   Bhinmal                  Poora Ram Choudhary                  BJP
35   Bhopalgarh (SC)          Kamasa                               BJP
36   Bikaner East             Siddhi Kumari                        BJP
37   Bikaner West             Gopal Krishan                        BJP
38   Bilara (SC)              Arjun Lal                            BJP
39   Bundi                    Ashok Dogara                         BJP
40   Chaksu (SC)              Laxminarain                          BJP
41   Chhabra                  Pratap Singh                         BJP
42   Chittorgarh              Chandra Bhan                         BJP
43   Chohtan (SC)             Tarun Rai Kaga                       BJP
44   Chomu                    Ramlal Sharma                        BJP
45   Chorasi (ST)             Sushil                               BJP
46   Civil Lines              Arun Chaturvedi                      BJP
47   Dag (SC)                 Ram Chandra                          BJP
48   Dantaramgarh             Narayan Singh                        INC
49   Dausa]                   Shankar Lal Sharma                   BJP
50   Deedwana                 Yoonus Khan                          BJP
51   Deeg - Kumher            Vishvendra Singh (leading)           INC
52   Degana                   Ajay Singh                           BJP
53   Deoli-Uniara             Rajendra                             BJP
54   Dhariawad (ST)           Gotam Lal                            BJP
55   Dhod (SC)                Gordhan                              BJP
56   Dholpur                  Banwari Lal Kushwah                  BSP
57   Dudu (SC)                Premchand                            BJP
58   Dungargarh               Kishana Ram                          BJP
59   Dungarpur (ST)           Devendra Katara                      BJP
60   Fatehpur                 Nand Kishor                          IND
61   Ganganagar               Kamini Jindal                        NUZP
62   Gangapur                 Man Singh                            BJP
63   Garhi (ST)               Jeetmal Khant                        BJP
64   Ghatol (ST)              Navneet Lal                          BJP
65   Gogunda (ST)             Pratap Lal Bheel                     BJP
66   Gudamalani               Ladu Ram                             BJP
67   Hanumangarh              Rampratap                            BJP
68   Hawamahal                Surendra Pareek                      BJP
69   Hindaun (SC)             Rajkumari Yadav                      BJP


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69   Hindaun (SC)             Rajkumari Yadav                      BJP
70   Hindoli                  Ashok                                INC
71   Jahazpur                 Dhiraj Gurjar                        INC
72   Jaisalmer                Chhotu Singh                         BJP
73   Jaitaran                 Surendra Goyal                       BJP
74   Jalore (SC)              Amrita Solanki                       BJP
75   Jamwa Ramgarh (ST)       Jagdish Narayan Meena                BJP
76   Jayal (SC)               Dr, Manju Baghmaar                   BJP
77   Jhadol (ST)              Heeralal                             INC
78   Jhalrapatan              Vasundhara Raje Scindia              BJP
79   Jhotwara                 Rajpal Singh Sekhawat                BJP
80   Jhunjhunu                Brijendra Singh Ola                  INC
81   Jodhpur                  Kailash Bhanshali                    BJP
82   Kaman                    Ku Jagat Singh                       BJP
83   Kapasan (SC)             Arjun Lal                            BJP
84   Karanpur                 Surender Pal Singh                   BJP
85   Karauli                  Darshan Singh (leading)              INC
86   Kathumar (SC)            Mangal Ram                           BJP
87   Kekri                    Shatrughan Gautam                    BJP
88   Keshoraipatan (SC)       Baboo Lal Verma                      BJP
89   Khajuwala (SC)           Vishwanath                           BJP
90   Khandar (SC)             Jitendra Kumar Gothwal               BJP
91   Khandela                 Banshidhar                           BJP
92   Khanpur                  Narendra Nagar                       BJP
93   Kherwara (ST)            Nana Lal Ahari                       BJP
94   Khetri                   Pooranmal Saini                      BSP
95   Khinvsar                 Hanuman Beniwal                      IND
96   Kishanganj (ST)          Lalit Kumar                          BJP
97   Kishangarh               Bhagirath Choudhary                  BJP
98   Kishangarh Bas           Ramhet Singh Yadav                   BJP
99   Kishanpole               Mohan Lal                            BJP
100  Kolayat                  Bhanwar Singh                        INC
101  Kota North               Prahlad Gunjal                       BJP
102  Kota South               Sandeep Sharma                       BJP


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102  Kota South               Sandeep Sharma                       BJP
103  Kotputli                 Rajendra Singh Yadav                 INC
104  Kumbhalgarh              Surendra Singh Rathore               BJP
105  Kushalgarh (ST)          Bhima                                BJP
106  Laxmangarh               Govind Singh Dotasara                INC
107  Ladnun                   Manohar Singh                        BJP
108  Ladpura                  Bhawani Singh Rajawat                BJP
109  Lalsot (ST)              Kirodi Lal Meena                     NPEP
110  Lohawat                  Gajendra Singh                       BJP
111  Luni                     Jogaram Patel                        BJP
112  Lunkaransar              Manik Chand                          IND
113  Mahuwa                   Omprakash                            BJP
114  Makrana                  Shri Ram Bhinchar                    BJP
115  Malpura                  Kanhiya Lal                          BJP
116  Malviya Nagar            Kali Charan Saraf                    BJP
117  Mandal                   Kalu Lal Gurjar                      BJP
118  Mandalgarh               Vivek Dhakar                         INC
119  Mandawa                  Narendra Kumar                       IND
120  Manohar Thana            Kanwar Lal                           BJP
121  Marwar Junction          Kesaram Choudhary                    BJP
122  Masuda                   Sushil Kanwar                        BJP
123  Mavli                    Dalichand Dangi                      BJP
124  Merta (SC)               Sukharam                             BJP
125  Mundawar                 Dharam Pal Choudhary                 BJP
126  Nadbai                   Krishnendra Kaur                     BJP
127  Nagar                    Anita Singh Gurjar                   BJP
128  Nagaur                   Habibur Rahman Ashrafi Lamba         BJP
129  Nasirabad                Ramnarayan                           INC
130  Nathdwara                Kalyan Singh Chauhan                 BJP
131  Nawalgarh                Dr Rajkumar Sharma                   IND
132  Nawan                    Vijay Singh                          BJP
133  Neem Ka Thana            Prem Singh                           BJP
134  Nimbahera                Shrichand Kriplani                   BJP
135  Niwai (SC)               Heera Lal Raiger                     BJP
136  Nohar                    Abhishek                             BJP
137  Nokha                    Rameshwar Lal Dudi                   INC


14th Rajasthan Assembly

137  Nokha                    Rameshwar Lal Dudi                   INC
138  Osian                    Bhairaram Chaudhary                  BJP
139  Pachpadra                Amra Ram Choudhary                   BJP
140  Pali                     Gyanchand Parakh                     BJP
141  Parbatsar                Man Singh                            BJP
142  Phalodi                  Pabba Ram Bishnoi                    BJP
143  Phulera                  Nirmal Kumawat                       BJP
144  Pilani (SC)              Sunderlal                            BJP
145  Pilibanga (SC)           Dropati                              BJP
146  Pindwara-Abu (ST)        Samaram                              BJP
147  Pipalda                  Vidya Shankar Nandwana               BJP
148  Pokaran                  Shaitan Singh                        BJP
149  Pratapgarh (ST)          Nandlal                              BJP
150  Pushkar                  Suresh Singh Rawat                   BJP
151  Raisinghnagar (SC)       Sona Devi                            NUZP
152  Rajakhera                Pradhyumn Singh                      INC
153  Rajgarh-Laxmangarh (ST)  Golma Devi Meena                     NPEP
154  Rajsamand                Kiran Maheshwari                     BJP
155  Ramganj Mandi (SC)       Chandra Kanta Meghwal                BJP
156  Ramgarh                  Gyan Dev Ahuja                       BJP
157  Raniwara                 Narayan Singh Dewal                  BJP
158  Ratangarh                Rajkumar Rinwa                       BJP
159  Reodar (SC)              Jagasi Ram                           BJP
160  Sadulpur                 Manoj Kumar                          BSP
161  Sadulshahar              Gurjant Singh                        BJP
162  Sagwara (ST)             Anita Katara                         BJP
163  Sahara                   Dr. Balu Ram Chaudhary               BJP
164  Salumber (ST)            Amrit Lal                            BJP
165  Sanchore                 Sukhram                              INC
166  Sanganer                 Ghanshyam Tiwari                     BJP
167  Sangaria                 Krishan Kadva                        BJP
168  Sangod                   Heeralal Nagar                       BJP
169  Sapotra (ST)             Ramesh                               INC
170  Sardarpura               Ashok Gehlot                         INC
171  Sardarshahar             Bhanwar Lal                          INC


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171  Sardarshahar             Bhanwar Lal                          INC
172  Sawai Madhopur           Diya Kumari                          BJP
173  Shahpura                 Rao Rajendra Singh                   BJP
174  Shahpura (SC)            Kailash Meghwal                      BJP
175  Sheo                     Manvendra Singh                      BJP
176  Shergarh                 Babu Singh                           BJP
177  Sikar                    Ratan Lal Jaldhari                   BJP
178  Sikrai (SC)              Geeta Verma                          NPEP
179  Sirohi                   Otaram Dewasi                        BJP
180  Siwana                   Hameersingh Bhayal                   BJP
181  Sojat (SC)               Sanjana Agri                         BJP
182  Soorsagar                Suryakanta Vyas                      BJP
183  Srimadhopur              Jhabar Singh Kharra                  BJP
184  Sujangarh (SC)           Khemaram                             BJP
185  Sumerpur                 Madan Rathore                        BJP
186  Surajgarh                Shrawan Kumar                        INC
187  Suratgarh                Rajendar Singh Bhadu                 BJP
188  Taranagar                Jai Narayan Poonia                   BJP
189  Thanagazi                Hem Singh Bhadana                    BJP
190  Tijara                   Maman Singh Yadav                    BJP
191  Todabhim (ST)            Ghanshyam                            INC
192  Tonk                     Ajit Singh                           BJP
193  Udaipur                  Gulab Chand Kataria                  BJP
194  Udaipur Rural (ST)       Phool Singh Meena                    BJP
195  Udaipurwati              Shubhkaran Choudhary                 BJP
196  Vallabnagar              M. Randhir Singh                     IND
197  Vidhyadhar Nagar         Narpat Singh Rajvi                   BJP
198  Viratnagar               Dr. Phoolchand Bhinda                BJP
199  Weir (SC)                Bhajan Lal                           INC


14th Rajasthan Assembly

* List of constituencies of Rajasthan Legislative Assembly
  * Third Ashok Gehlot ministry


Chomo Yummo

Chomo Yummo (Chinese: 卓木玉莫峰; pinyin: Zhuōmù yùmò fēng) is a 6,829 m (22,405 ft) mountain in the Himalayas on the border between Sikkim in India and Tibet in China.

The term Chomo means "goddess" or "lady" in Tibetan.

History

Chomo Yummo was first climbed in 1911 by the Scottish alpinist Alexander Kellas with the help of sherpas.

  * Chomo Lhari
  * Chomo Lonzo
  * Chomolungma
  * Chomolhari Kang


Chispita (album)

Chispita (English: Little Spark) is an album from the soap opera Chispita starring Lucerito. The album was inspired by the huge success of the eponymous soap opera. The album has two versions: a Spanish-language version by Timbiriche, and a Portuguese-language version featuring various artists made by the Brazilian channel SBT, that broadcast the telenovela in Brazil.

The first Spanish edition of the album was released in 1983, and the second one was released in 1984. Also there are two editions of the Portuguese version of the album. The first one was released in 1983, in its first exhibition and the second one was released in 1992, during the seventh exhibition of the telenovela on the channel SBT. The album was a success in Brazil.

Spanish track list

 1. "Chispita" featured on the album La Banda Timbiriche

Brazilian track list

 1. Anjo Bom - Sarah Regina e a Turminha Levada da Breca
 2. Festa dos Insetos - Gilliard
 3. Docinho, Docinho - Gugu
 4. Vamos a la Playa - Novo Nuevo
 5. Garota Sapeca - Carlinhos Borba Gato
 6. Comer, Comer - Brazilian Genghis Khan
 7. Music Box Dancer - Bruno Carezza
 8. Baile dos Passarinhos - Gugu
 9. Amigo É - Harmony Cats
10. O Rei da Festa - Carlinhos Borba Gato
11. A Família - Sarah Regina e a Turminha Levada da Breca
12. 40 Grados (Que calor de loco!) - Los Maneros
13. Chispita - Algazarra


459th

459th may refer to:

  * 459th Air Refueling Wing, US Air Force Reserve Command unit based at Joint Base Andrews Naval Air Facility since 1954
  * 459th Airlift Squadron (459 AS), part of the 374th Airlift Wing at Yokota Air Base, Japan
  * 459 (number)
  * 459, the year 459 (CDLIX) of the Julian calendar
  * 459 BC


2004–05 Georgian Cup

The 2004–05 Georgian Cup (also known as the David Kipiani Cup) was the sixty-first season overall and fifteenth since independence of the Georgian annual football tournament. The competition began on 25 August 2004 and ended with the Final held on 26 May 2005.Dinamo Tbilisi.

Round of 32

The first legs were played on 25 August and the second legs were played on 3 September 2004.

Team 1                 Agg.     Team 2               1st leg  2nd leg
Torpedo Kutaisi        11–5     Guria Lanchkhuti     6–0      5–5
Kolkheti-1913 Poti     7–0      Egrisi Senaki        5–0      2–0
Dinamo Batumi          5–1      Kolkheti Khobi       4–0      1–1
Zestafoni              7–4      Magharoeli Chiatura  3–2      4–2
Chikhura Sachkhere     3–6      Ameri Tbilisi        1–2      2–4
Locomotive Tbilisi     3–0      Iveria Khashuri      3–0      0–0
Sioni Bolnisi          3–2      Borjomi              2–2      1–0
Rustavi                2–2 (a)  Chabukiani           2–1      0–1
Spart'aki Tbilisi      3–1      Tskhumi Sukhumi      3–1      0–0
Tskhinvali             3–1      Mukhrani             2–0      1–1
Milani-Merani Tbilisi  3–2      Kakheti Telavi       2–0      1–2
Prema Tbilisi          3–0      Sagarejo             1–0      2–0

Round of 16

In this round entered winners from the previous round as well as three teams that finished at the top four in last year's Umaglesi Liga: WIT Georgia, Dinamo Tbilisi, FC Tbilisi and Dila Gori. The first legs were played on 20 October and the second legs were played on 3 November 2004.


2004–05 Georgian Cup

Team 1              Agg.     Team 2                 1st leg  2nd leg
WIT Georgia         12–0     Chabukiani             6–0      6–0
Dinamo Batumi       5–0      Prema Tbilisi          1–0      4–0
Sioni Bolnisi       2–5      Ameri Tbilisi          2–3      0–2
Torpedo Kutaisi     4–2      Milani-Merani Tbilisi  4–0      0–2
Kolkheti-1913 Poti  6–0      Tskhinvali             4–0      2–0
FC Tbilisi          5–4      Dila Gori              2–0      3–4
Spart'aki Tbilisi   2–8      Locomotive Tbilisi     1–2      1–6
Dinamo Tbilisi      2–2 (a)  Zestafoni              2–1      0–1

Quarterfinals

The matches were played on 1 December (first legs) and 9 December 2004 (second legs).

Team 1              Agg.  Team 2              1st leg  2nd leg
FC Tbilisi          3–2   Torpedo Kutaisi     2–0      1–2
Kolkheti-1913 Poti  0–2   Locomotive Tbilisi  0–0      0–2
WIT Georgia         7–2   Ameri Tbilisi       5–2      2–0
Dinamo Batumi       0–1   Zestafoni           0–0      0–1

Semifinals

The matches were played on 6 April (first legs) and 4 May 2005 (second legs).

Team 1              Agg.  Team 2       1st leg  2nd leg
FC Tbilisi          1–2   Zestafoni    0–0      1–2
Locomotive Tbilisi  4–1   WIT Georgia  2–0      2–1

Final

26 May 2005
Locomotive Tbilisi  2–0  Zestafoni
Bobokhidze 55'
Manchkhava 60'

Boris Paichadze Stadium, Tbilisi
Attendance: 20,000
Referee: Levan Paniashvili (Tbilisi)
  * 2004–05 Umaglesi Liga
  * 2004–05 Pirveli Liga
  * The Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation.
  * es.geofootball.com Archived 2009-05-07 at the Wayback Machine (in Spanish)


1997 FIFA World Player of the Year

The 1997 FIFA World Player of the Year award was won by Ronaldo, who became the first player to win the award two years in a row.Disneyland Paris, on January 12, 1998. 121 national team coaches, based on the current FIFA Men's World Ranking were chosen to vote. It was organised by European Sports Media, Adidas and FIFA.

Results

Rank  Player                         Points  Club(s)
1     [Brazil] Ronaldo               480     [Spain] Barcelona
                                             [Italy] Internazionale
2     [Brazil] Roberto Carlos        85      [Spain] Real Madrid
3=    [Netherlands] Dennis Bergkamp  62      [England] Arsenal
3=    [France] Zinedine Zidane       62      [Italy] Juventus
5     [Spain] Raúl                   51      [Spain] Real Madrid
6     [Italy] Alessandro Del Piero   27      [Italy] Juventus
7     [Croatia] Davor Šuker          20      [Spain] Real Madrid
8=    [Argentina] Gabriel Batistuta  16      [Italy] Fiorentina
8=    [England] Alan Shearer         16      [England] Newcastle United
10=   [Brazil] Leonardo              14      [France] Paris Saint-Germain
                                             [Italy] Milan
10=   [Denmark] Peter Schmeichel     14      [England] Manchester United


Amos Strunk

Amos Aaron Strunk (January 22, 1889 – July 22, 1979) was a center fielder who played in Major League Baseball from 1908 through 1924. A member of four World Series champion teams, Strunk batted and threw left-handed. He was born in Philadelphia.

A dependable and speedy player, both on the basepaths and in the field, Strunk was scouted and signed by Philadelphia Athletics' manager Connie Mack, who did not hesitate to call him "the most underrated outfielder in baseball".

Strunk reached the majors in 1908 with the Athletics, spending nine years with them before moving to the Boston Red Sox (1918–19), and played again for Philadelphia (1919–20) and in parts of four seasons with the Chicago White Sox (1920–23). Then, he returned with the Athletics in 1924, his last major league season. Five times he led American League outfielders in fielding percentage, and played in five World Series with the Athletics (1910–11, 1913–14) and Red Sox (1918).

In a 17-season career, Strunk was a .284 hitter (1418-for-4999) with 15 home runs and 529 RBI in 1512 games played, including 696 runs, 213 doubles, 96 triples and 185 stolen bases. His career fielding percentage at all three outfield positions and first base was .980.

Following his baseball career, Strunk spent fifty years in the insurance business. He died in Llanerch, Pennsylvania, at the age of 90.

He was the last surviving member of the 1910, 1911 and 1913 World Champion Philadelphia Athletics.

  * List of Major League Baseball career stolen bases leaders
  * Career statistics and player information from Baseball Reference, or Baseball Reference (Minors)
  * Retrosheet
  * Amos Strunk at Find a Grave
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Try (The Walking Dead)

"Try" is the fifteenth and penultimate episode of the fifth season of the post-apocalyptic horror television series The Walking Dead, which aired on AMC on March 22, 2015. It was written by Angela Kang and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis.

While grieving for Aiden, Deanna begins to reconsider her choice to bring in Rick's group after Nicholas lies about the circumstances of Noah's death, as tensions begin to rise between Rick and Pete over the latter's abuse towards Jessie, and Rick's brutality begins to boil into insanity. The group also grieves over Noah's death, with Glenn becoming traumatized while Sasha is overwhelmed with grief and begins hunting walkers, forcing Michonne and Rosita to chase her. Aaron and Daryl continue to look for survivors while Carl and Enid bond.

Plot

Deanna and her family mourn Aiden's death when Carol leaves a tuna pasta bake and a note of condolences on Deanna's doorstep. Deanna picks up the note leaving the pasta behind and afterwards proceeds to burn the card. She then watches a video of Nicholas describing the incident, in which he lies and places blame on Glenn for Aiden and Noah's deaths, while Glenn relates the true series of events to Rick. Deanna prohibits them from carrying firearms and from leaving the Safe-Zone while she investigates.

The next morning, Rosita tells Michonne that Sasha has gone missing from her post in the tower. Worried, they venture outside the walls to look for her. They find several dead walkers and realize Sasha is actively hunting them. They track her down and help her eliminate a large pack of walkers, which leads to an outburst from Sasha.

Rick approaches Deanna about Pete's abusive behavior, and is shocked when Deanna reveals she already knows about it. Since Pete is a surgeon, his skills are invaluable to Alexandria and Deanna is not willing to have Pete separated from Jessie or executed. If it comes down to it, she says that she will have Pete exiled. Rick believes exiling Pete will only put Alexandria in danger, but Deanna refuses to listen.


Try (The Walking Dead)

Meanwhile, Carl follows Enid outside the walls. She reveals she knows Carl has been following her, but allows him to come with her. They bond over their shared experiences as survivors from the outside, but are forced to hide inside a hollow tree from a walker horde. Enid says the world belongs to the walkers, and humans just live in it. They look into each other's eyes, and Carl touches Enid's hand for a second before pulling back.

Glenn confronts Nicholas and tells him men like him should have died to the walkers, but he was lucky that the Alexandria's walls came up in time. Glenn tells Nicholas never to set foot outside of the walls again. Fearing that Glenn will reveal his cowardice, Nicholas later retrieves a pistol, the same one that Rick had stashed away but lost.

Elsewhere outside the walls, Daryl and Aaron notice more walkers are coming into the area. They investigate a light in the distance and come across freshly-severed limbs and a woman who had been tied to a tree and eaten alive by walkers, her body reanimating as they find her, killing the resultant walker. There is a "W" carved into her forehead.

Rick talks to Jessie again and reveals that he knows Pete is abusing her. Jessie assures Rick she can fix her relationship with Pete, but Rick is not convinced. He promises to protect Jessie, and she agrees to let him protect her just as Pete returns home. Jessie stands up for herself and orders Pete to leave, but Pete grows angry and the two men begin to fight. Their fight makes its way to the street as the entire town watches. Jessie and Carl attempt to stop the fight, but fail. Rick finally subdues Pete in a headlock. Deanna orders Rick to stand down, but Rick doesn't acknowledge, instead warning Pete that if he harms either Jessie or Sam again, he will kill him. Deanna once again orders Rick to withdraw, but Rick points his revolver at the crowd and goes on a rant, telling Deanna how Alexandria is too complacent and will eventually destroy itself under her leadership, and that the way to survive is to have people like Pete executed. Michonne eventually silences him mid-rant by knocking him unconscious.

Reception

Ratings


Try (The Walking Dead)

Reception

Ratings

Upon airing, the episode was watched by 13.757 million American viewers with an 18-49 rating of 7.0,

Critical reception

The episode received critical acclaim. Matt Fowler of IGN gave the episode an 8.6 out of 10 saying "'Try' kept the gripping, anxious Alexandria story moving along while also planting a seeds for next Sunday's finale. The brawl between Rick and Pete was rightly intense."TVLine named Andrew Lincoln the "Performer of the Week" for his performance in the episode, and called him "TV's most underrated performer".

Zach Handlen of The A.V. Club graded the episode a B+, talking about how "a feeling that all of this friendliness and goodwill and calm is just going to make the bad news worse when it finally arrives. The problem is, to keep things from boiling just yet, we need to keep following various subplots that aren’t anywhere near as interesting as the main question of just what the hell Rick is planning on doing."

  * "Try" at AMC
  * "Try" at IMDb