2015 Minor Counties Championship

Oxfordshire           6    5  0   1  0   0  0  0   0  18   24    0    122  +15.268
Berkshire             6    4  0   0  0   0  2  0   0  13   24    0    109  +6.534
Shropshire            6    2  0   1  0   0  3  0   0  22   24    0    90   +8.705
Cornwall              6    3  0   2  0   0  1  0   0  15   22    0    89   +1.419
Herefordshire         6    2  0   3  0   0  1  0   0  17   22    0    75   -1.053
Wales Minor Counties  6    2  0   2  0   0  2  0   0  13   21    0    74   -1.382
Wiltshire             6    2  0   2  0   0  2  0   0  9    24    0    73   -3.123
Dorset                6    1  0   3  0   0  1  0   1  8    19    -2   53   -8.017
Cheshire              6    1  0   4  0   0  0  0   1  6    20    0    50   -12.515
Devon                 6    0  0   4  0   0  2  0   0  16   24    0    48   -9.043
Source:

Final

6–7 September
Scorecard

Oxfordshire                 v  (H) Cumberland
85 (40.4 overs)                170 (48.2 overs)
RI Kaufman 17 (56)             JR Tolley 45 (88)
T Bulcock 4/18 (10 overs)      LC Ryan 5/37 (16 overs)
89 (42 overs)                  5/0 (0.2 overs)
CB Keegan 29 (16)              JR Tolley 4* (1)
RJ Gleeson 3/14 (13 overs)

Cumberland won by 10 wickets
Edenside, Carlisle
Umpires: Martyn Dobbs and Andy Hicks

  * Cumberland won the toss and elected to field

Averages

Most runs                                              Most wickets
Aggregate  Average  Player             County          Aggregate     Average  Player           County
770        64.16    Jacques du Toit    Northumberland  50            16.08    Chris Peploe     Berkshire
763        69.36    Luke Thomas        Bedfordshire    49            14.85    Toby Bulcock     Cumberland
730        73.00    George Thurstance  Bedfordshire    46            14.38    Paul McMahon     Cambridgeshire
702        70.20    Steve Leach        Shropshire      46            20.60    Bradley Wadlan   Cornwall
612        61.20    Sam Arthurton      Norfolk         35            14.62    Luke Ryan        Oxfordshire
Source:                                                35            19.65    Gurman Randhawa  Shropshire
                                                       Source:


Boccia at the 2008 Summer Paralympics – Individual BC3

Boccia at the
2008 Summer Paralympics

Individual
                         BC1
                         BC2
                         BC3
                         BC4
Team
                         BC1–2
Pairs
                         BC3
                         BC4
  * v
  * t
  * e

The Boccia Individual BC3 event at the 2008 Summer Paralympics was held in the Olympic Green Convention Center on 7–9 September.round-robin groups of 4 competitors each. The winner of each group plus the two best second place players (decided from among those with two match victories by points difference) qualified for the final stages. The event was won by Park Keon Woo, representing South Korea.

Results

  * indicates matches in which an extra (fifth) end was played

Preliminaries

Pool A

Rank  Competitor                     MP  W  L  Points  GRE   THA  NZL   CHN
1     Grigorios Polychronidis (GRE)  3   3  0  37:1    x     7:0  19:0  11:1
2     Vilasinee Sukkarath (THA)      3   2  1  9:12    0:7   x    5:4   4:1
3     Henk Dijkstra (NZL)            3   1  2  17:24   0:19  4:5  x     13:0
4     Zhu Heqiao (CHN)               3   0  3  2:28    1:11  1:4  0:13  x

Pool B

Rank  Competitor                MP  W  L  Points  POR   CAN  ESP   GRE
1     Armando Costa (POR)       3   3  0  24:5    x     5:3  8:0   11:2
2     Paul Gauthier (CAN)       3   2  1  17:7    3:5   x    5:1   9:1
3     Yolanda Martin (ESP)      3   1  2  13:13   0:8   1:5  x     12:0
4     Maria Stavropoulou (GRE)  3   0  3  3:32    2:11  1:9  0:12  x

Pool C


Pool C

Rank  Competitor              MP  W  L  Points  KOR  CHN   CAN   THA
1     Park Keon-woo (KOR)     3   3  0  20:6    x    5:2   7:2   8:2
2     Shen Cong (CHN)         3   1  2  11:14   2:5  x     5:4   4:5*
3     Monica Martino (CAN)    3   1  2  9:14    2:7  4:5   x     3:2*
4     Akarapol Punsnit (THA)  3   1  2  9:15    2:8  5:4*  2:3*  x

Pool D

Rank  Competitor                    MP  W  L  Points  KOR   POR   THA   NZL
1     Jeong Ho-won (KOR)            3   3  0  25:3    x     6:0   5:3   14:0
2     Mário Peixoto (POR)           3   2  1  17:6    0:6   x     5:0   12:0
3     Tanimpat Visaratanunta (THA)  3   1  2  14:10   3:5   0:5   x     11:0
4     Mandy Slade (NZL)             3   0  3  0:37    0:14  0:12  0:11  x

Pool E

Rank  Competitor               MP  W  L  Points  ESP   CAN  POR  GRE
1     Santiago Pesquera (ESP)  3   2  1  22:9    x     1:5  7:4  14:0
2     Alison Kabush (CAN)      3   2  1  14:6    5:1   x    3:4  6:1
3     Eunice Raimundo (POR)    3   2  1  13:11   4:7   4:3  x    5:1
4     Dimitrios Michos (GRE)   3   0  3  2:25    0:14  1:6  1:5  x

Pool F

Rank  Competitor                           MP  W  L  Points  KOR   ESP   NZL   CHN
1     Shin Bo-mee (KOR)                    3   3  0  23:4    x     14:0  6:2   3:2
2     José Manuel Rodríguez Vazquez (ESP)  3   2  1  10:18   0:14  x     4:3*  6:1
3     Greig Jackson (NZL)                  3   1  2  9:12    2:6   3:4*  x     4:2
4     Zhu Jianhui (CHN)                    3   0  3  5:13    2:3   1:6   2:4   x

Competition bracket

  Quarter-finals                                      Semi-finals    Final


Competition bracket

  Quarter-finals                                      Semi-finals    Final

  Grigorios Polychronidis (GRE)  6

  Paul Gauthier (CAN)            3
  Grigorios Polychronidis (GRE)  4

                                 Jeong Ho-won (KOR)   1
  Jeong Ho-won (KOR)             8

  Santiago Pesquera (ESP)        0
  Grigorios Polychronidis (GRE)  2

                                 Park Keon-woo (KOR)  3
  Armando Costa (POR)            2*

  Mario Peixoto (POR)            3*
  Mario Peixoto (POR)            3

                                 Park Keon-woo (KOR)  4              Third place
  Park Keon-woo (KOR)            8

  Shin Bo-mee (KOR)              0
  Jeong Ho-won (KOR)             12

  Mario Peixoto (POR)            0


Charles Thompson Mathews

The Story of Architecture, by Charles Thompson Mathews.

Charles Thompson Mathews (March 31, 1863 – January 11, 1934) was an American architect, author and philanthropist. He was also a founder of the American Society for the Relief of French Orphans.

Mathews was born in Paris, to American parents, Charles Drelincourt Matthews and Rebecca Thompson Matthews. He graduated from Yale University with a bachelor's degree in 1886, and also obtained a degree in architecture from Columbia University's School of Mines in 1889. He also received a master's degree from Columbia, in 1892.

In 1891 Mathews won a competition to design the Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity in New York. In 1901 his design was used to remodel the east end of St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York. The Lady Chapel in St. Patrick's is his design.

During World War I, Mathews served in the United States Food Administration.

Mathews' books include The Renaissance Under the Valois (1893), and The Story of Architecture (1896).


Boann

The River Boyne with Newgrange in the background.

The River Boyne as seen from Brú na Bóinne.

Boann or Boand is the Irish goddess of the River Boyne (Bóinn), an important river in Ireland's historical province of Meath. According to the Lebor Gabála Érenn and Táin Bó Fraích she was the sister of BefindElada, of the Tuatha Dé Danann.Nechtan or Elcmar. With her lover the Dagda, she is the mother of Aengus.

Etymology

Her name is interpreted as "white cow" (Irish: bó fhionn; Old Irish: bó find) in the dinsenchas, where she is also called "White Boand".Ptolemy's 2nd century Geography shows that in antiquity the river's name was Bouvinda [Βουουίνδα],Proto-Celtic *Bou-vindā, "white cow".Segais, hence Well of Segais.

Mythology

In the tale of Aengus's birth, Boann lives at Brú na Bóinne with her husband Elcmar. She has an affair with the Dagda, who impregnates her after sending Elcmar away on a one-day errand. To hide the pregnancy from Elcmar, the Dagda casts a spell on him, making "the sun stand still" so he will not notice the passing of time. Meanwhile, nine months pass and Boann gives birth to Aengus.Dindsenchas explains the name Aengus as meaning "one desire", because the Dagda had been Boann's one true desire.winter solstice illumination of Newgrange at Brú na Bóinne, during which the sunbeam (the Dagda) enters the inner chamber (the womb of Boann) when the sun's path stands still. The word solstice (Irish grianstad) means sun-standstill. The conception of Aengus may represent the 'rebirth' of the sun at the winter solstice.


Boann

As told in the Dindsenchas,Well of Segais (also known as the Connla's Well), which was surrounded, according to the legend, by nine magic hazel-trees.Hazelnuts were known to fall into the Well, where they were eaten by the speckled salmon (who, along with hazelnuts, also embody and represent wisdom in Irish mythology). Boann challenged the power of the well by walking around it tuathal; this caused the waters to surge up violently and rush down to the sea, creating the Boyne. In this catastrophe, she was swept along in the rushing waters, and lost an arm, leg and eye, and ultimately her life, in the flood. The poem equates her with famous rivers in other countries, including the River Severn, Tiber, Jordan River, Tigris and Euphrates. Additionally, it mentions alternate names for various parts of the Boyne, including River of Segais, the Arm and Leg of Nuada's wife, the Great Silver Yoke, White Marrow of Fedlimid, the River of the White Hazel, Banna, Roof of the Ocean, Lunnand, and Torrand.

In a variant of the same story as told in the Dindsenchas, Boand tried to hide her infidelity with the Dagda by washing herself in Nechtan's well, but when she approaches it, it overcomes her, and she drowns.

She had a lapdog, Dabilla, which was swept out to sea. Torn into pieces by the water, the two halves became the rocks known as Cnoc Dabilla, or Hill of Dabilla.

She also appears in Táin Bó Fraích as the maternal aunt and protector of the mortal Fráech.Sídhe. Boand then gives Fráech fifty intricately worked mantles and tunics with animal details, fifty jeweled spears that lit the night like the sun, fifty dark horses with gold bells, fifty swords with golden hilts, seven hounds in silver chains, seven trumpeters, three jesters, and three harpists, which Fráech uses to dazzle Medb and Ailill.

Buan


Boann

Buan

According to the story "Cormac's Adventure in the Land of Promise", there is a well in Tír na nÓg surrounded by nine purple hazel trees. Called the Well of Knowledge, it yields five streams that Manannán mac Lir later explains are the five senses from which knowledge is apprehended. The hazels, which drop nuts into a pool of five salmon, are called the hazels of Buan.Well of Segais.

Another tale relates the fate of the only son of "White Buan," here identified as a male. Buan's son is named as Baile, loved by both men and women, who falls in love with Ailinn, daughter of Lugaid, son of Fergus of the Sea. The two lovers arrange a tryst, but before they can meet, Baile rests his chariot and releases his horses to graze. There he is intercepted by an unnamed character (likely Manannán in his trickster guise), described as a horrible apparition, approaching fitfully with the speed of a hawk or the wind from the green sea. When Baile asks the trickster from whence he comes and the reason for his haste, the trickster lies and tells Baile that he brings news of the death of Ailinn, who was killed by the warriors of Leinster and that she and her lover will only be reunited in death. With that news Baile drops dead on the spot, and a yew grows on his grave with the form of Baile's head at its top. The trickster moves on to intercept Ailinn, whom he tells of the death of Baile. With that news, Ailinn drops dead on the spot, and an apple tree grows on her grave with the form of her head at its top. The two trees are eventually cut down, turned into tablets, and inscribed with poems. On Halloween there was a poet's competition in Cormac's court, and the two tablets were brought together. When they met, they sprang together and intertwined as woodbine around a branch.

Another Buan, named the wife of the one-armed King Mesgegra of Leinster, dies of grief after Conall Cernach beheads her husband. A hazel tree then grows through her grave.

In Neopaganism


Boann

In Neopaganism

Modern-day commentators and Modern Paganism sometimes identify Boann with the goddess Brigid or believe Boann to be Brigid's mother;Celtic sources that describe her as such. It is also speculated by some modern writers that, as the more well-known goddess, and later saint, the legends of numerous "minor" goddesses with similar associations may have over time been incorporated into the symbology, worship and tales of Brigid.

  * Glas Gaibhnenn


2019 Liuzhou Open

The 2019 Liuzhou Open was a professional tennis tournament played on hard courts. It was the second edition of the tournament for men and fourth edition for women. It was the part of the 2019 ATP Challenger Tour and 2019 ITF Women's World Tennis Tour. It took place in Liuzhou, China between 21 October and 3 November 2019.

Men's singles main draw entrants

Seeds

Country  Player                       Rank1  Seed
IND      Prajnesh Gunneswaran         82     1
ESP      Alejandro Davidovich Fokina  101    2
TPE      Jason Jung                   135    3
TUN      Malek Jaziri                 148    4
CAN      Steven Diez                  156    5
ESP      Enrique López Pérez          188    6
SRB      Danilo Petrović              195    7
USA      Christopher Eubanks          203    8
UZB      Denis Istomin                206    9
EGY      Mohamed Safwat               216    10
CHN      Bai Yan                      222    11
POR      Frederico Ferreira Silva     223    12
RUS      Roman Safiullin              229    13
CHN      Li Zhe                       232    14
TPE      Wu Tung-lin                  236    15
KOR      Lee Duck-hee                 248    16

  * 1 Rankings are as of October 14, 2019.

Other entrants

The following players received wildcards into the singles main draw:

  * [China] Li Yuanfeng
  * [China] Mo Yecong
  * [China] Wang Aoran
  * [China] Wu Hao
  * [China] Xia Zihao

The following player received entry into the singles main draw using a protected ranking:

  * [Colombia] Nicolás Barrientos

The following players received entry from the qualifying draw:

  * [Japan] Toshihide Matsui
  * [Croatia] Matej Sabanov

The following player received entry as a lucky loser:

  * [Croatia] Ivan Sabanov

Women's singles main draw entrants

Seeds

Country  Player            Rank1  Seed
CHN      Zhu Lin           95     1
SRB      Nina Stojanović   101    2
CHN      Wang Xinyu        142    3
GEO      Mariam Bolkvadze  158    4
KOR      Han Na-lae        159    5
RUS      Valeria Savinykh  162    6
CHN      Han Xinyun        172    7
SRB      Natalija Kostić   176    8

  * 1 Rankings are as of October 21, 2019.

Other entrants


2019 Liuzhou Open

Other entrants

The following players received wildcards into the singles main draw:

  * [China] Liu Yanni
  * [China] Ma Yexin
  * [China] Sun Xuliu
  * [China] Yuan Chengyiyi

The following player received special exempts into the singles main draw:

  * [Russia] Anastasia Gasanova
  * [Liechtenstein] Kathinka von Deichmann

The following players received entry from the qualifying draw:

  * [China] Guo Hanyu
  * [China] Guo Meiqi
  * [China] Liu Fangzhou
  * [Japan] Akiko Omae
  * [Poland] Urszula Radwańska
  * [Cyprus] Raluca Șerban
  * [Ukraine] Daria Snigur
  * [China] Sun Ziyue

The following players received entry as lucky losers:

  * [South Korea] Kim Da-bin
  * [Serbia] Dejana Radanović

Champions

Men's singles

Main article: 2019 Liuzhou Open – Men's singles
  * [Spain] Alejandro Davidovich Fokina def. [Uzbekistan] Denis Istomin 6–3, 5–7, 7–6(7–5).

Women's singles

Main article: 2019 Liuzhou Open – Women's singles
  * [China] Zhu Lin def. [Australia] Arina Rodionova, 2–6, 6–0, 6–1

Men's doubles

Main article: 2019 Liuzhou Open – Men's doubles
  * [Russia] Mikhail Elgin / [Uzbekistan] Denis Istomin def. [South Korea] Nam Ji-sung / [South Korea] Song Min-kyu 3–6, 6–4, [10–6].

Women's doubles

Main article: 2019 Liuzhou Open – Women's doubles
  * [China] Jiang Xinyu / [China] Tang Qianhui def. [India] Ankita Raina / [Netherlands] Rosalie van der Hoek, 6–4, 6–4


Elise Foniyama Thiombioano Ilboudo

Elise Foniyama Thiombioano Ilboudo is an archaeologist and politician in Burkina Faso.

Since January 10, 2020, she has been Burkina Faso's Minister of Culture, Arts, and Tourism.People's Movement for Progress.


1999 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix – Doubles

The 1999 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix doubles was the tennis doubles event at the 1999 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, the twenty-second edition of the most prestigious tournament in Baden-Württemberg. Lindsay Davenport and Natasha Zvereva were the defending champions, but they did not compete this year. Davenport competed with Martina Hingis as the first seed, while Zvereva competed with Elena Tatarkova. Davenport and Hingis withdrew in the quarterfinals due to Davenport having a wrist injury,

US Open finalists Chanda Rubin and Sandrine Testud won the title, defeating third seeds Arantxa Sánchez Vicario and Larisa Neiland.

Seeds

 1. [United States] Lindsay Davenport / [Switzerland] Martina Hingis (quarterfinals, withdrew due to Davenport wrist injury)
 2. [Belarus] Natasha Zvereva / [Ukraine] Elena Tatarkova (first round)
 3. [Spain] Arantxa Sánchez Vicario / [Latvia] Larisa Neiland (final)
 4. [United States] Lisa Raymond / [Australia] Rennae Stubbs (semifinals)

Draw

Key


* 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
  First round                                    Quarterfinals        Semifinals                                    Final

  1            [United States] L Davenport    7  6
               [Switzerland] M Hingis
               [Netherlands] M Bollegraf      5  1                                1  [United States] L Davenport
               [Argentina] P Tarabini                                                [Switzerland] M Hingis
               [United States] K Po           6  6                                   [United States] K Po           w/o
               [France] A-G Sidot                                                    [France] A-G Sidot
               [South Africa] A Coetzer       3  1                                                                                [United States] K Po       1   79  0
               [Czech Republic] J Novotná                                                                                [France] A-G Sidot
  3            [Spain] A Sánchez Vicario      5  6              7                                                   3                          [Spain] A Sánchez Vicario  6                          67  6
               [Latvia] L Neiland                                                                                [Latvia] L Neiland
               [Belgium] L Courtois           7  2              5                 3  [Spain] A Sánchez Vicario      6                          6
               [Slovenia] T Križan                                                   [Latvia] L Neiland
  WC           [Germany] M Buric              5  4                                   [Russia] E Likhovtseva         2                          1
               [Germany] A Huber                                                     [Slovenia] K Srebotnik
               [Russia] E Likhovtseva         7  6                                   3                              [Spain] A Sánchez Vicario  3                          4
               [Slovenia] K Srebotnik                                                                               [Latvia] L Neiland
               [Italy] S Farina Elia          6  4              2                                                                                [United States] C Rubin    6   6
               [Slovakia] K Habšudová                                                                                [France] S Testud
  Q            [Czech Republic] K Hrdličková  4  6              6                 Q  [Czech Republic] K Hrdličková  3                          5


[Germany] B Rittner                                                   [Germany] B Rittner
               [United States] MJ Fernández   6  3              1                 4  [United States] L Raymond      6                          7
               [France] M Pierce                                                     [Australia] R Stubbs
  4            [United States] L Raymond      3  6              6                                                                              4                          [United States] L Raymond  4   6   5
               [Australia] R Stubbs                                                                                [Australia] R Stubbs
               [France] A Fusai               5  5                                                                                [United States] C Rubin    6                          4   7
               [France] N Tauziat                                                                                [France] S Testud
               [United States] C Rubin        7  7                                   [United States] C Rubin        6                          6
               [France] S Testud                                                     [France] S Testud
               [Romania] I Spîrlea            6  3              77                   [Romania] I Spîrlea            4                          2
               [Netherlands] C Vis                                                   [Netherlands] C Vis
  2            [Belarus] N Zvereva            1  6              65
               [Ukraine] E Tatarkova


Qualifying

Seeds

 1. [Czech Republic] Květa Hrdličková / [Germany] Barbara Rittner (Qualifier)
 2. [Belarus] Olga Barabanschikova / [Netherlands] Miriam Oremans (qualifying competition)

Qualifiers

 1. [Czech Republic] Květa Hrdličková / [Germany] Barbara Rittner

Qualifying draw

Key

  * 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
  First round                                                                        Qualifying competition

  1            [Czech Republic] Květa Hrdličková  8
               [Germany] Barbara Rittner

               [Germany] Angelika Bachmann        5
               [Germany] Jasmin Wöhr
               1                                  [Czech Republic] Květa Hrdličková  8
                                                  [Germany] Barbara Rittner

                                                  2                                  [Belarus] Olga Barabanschikova  1
                                                                                [Netherlands] Miriam Oremans
  WC           [Germany] Sandra Klösel            6
               [Spain] Magüi Serna

  2            [Belarus] Olga Barabanschikova     8
               [Netherlands] Miriam Oremans

  * ITF singles results page Archived 2016-09-16 at the Wayback Machine


2018 RAN Women's 10s

The 2018 RAN Women’s 10s was the third edition of the women's rugby tens tournament that was hosted by Mexico at Mexico City from July 12th to 13th.

Table

Rank  Team                       P  W  D  L  PF   PA  PD
1     [United States] USA South  3  3  0  0  119  19  100
2     Jamaica                    3  2  0  1  51   34  17
3     Mexico                     3  1  0  2  42   50  -8
4     Bahamas                    3  0  0  3  22   91  -69

Matches

Day 1

12 July

[United States] USA South  48–0  Bahamas

Mexico City

12 July

Mexico  14–17  Jamaica

Mexico City

12 July

Jamaica  29–15  Bahamas

Mexico City

12 July

Mexico  14–26  [United States] USA South

Mexico City

Day 2

13 July

Mexico  14–7  Bahamas

Mexico City

13 July

Jamaica  5–45  [United States] USA South

Mexico City

Finals

13 July

Mexico  26–0  Bahamas

Mexico City

13 July

[United States] USA South  19–12  Jamaica

Mexico City


Fact (album)

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Fact is the second album by Japanese post-hardcore band FACT, and their first on a major label. It is also their first worldwide release. The only single from the album was "A Fact of Life", for which a music video was made.Boom Boom Satellites Remix)" does not appear.

Track listing

 1. "Paradox" - 2:44
 2. "Los Angeles" - 2:38
 3. "A Fact of Life" - 3:04
 4. "Chain" - 0:24
 5. "Reborn" - 3:27
 6. "Purple Eyes" - 2:06
 7. "Lights of Vein" - 3:14
 8. "Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence" - 3:19
 9. "CO3" - 2:03
10. "Snow" - 2:51
11. "Stretch My Arms" - 3:59
12. "45 Days" - 4:21
13. "Why..." - 3:23
14. "1-2" - 1:57
15. "Rise" - 3:33
16. "A Fact of Life (Boom Boom Satellites Remix)" - 7:09

Personnel

  * Hiro – Lead vocals
  * Kazuki – Backing vocals and Rhythm guitar
  * Eiji – Drums, percussion
  * Tomohiro – Bass, Backing vocals
  * Takahiro – Lead guitar, Backing vocals
  * Amazon.com


2014 Copa do Brasil knockout stage

The knockout stages of the 2014 Copa do Brasil were played from August 27 to November 26, 2014. A total of 16 teams competed in the knockout stages.

A draw by CBF was held on August 18 to set the matches for this round. The 16 qualified teams were divided in two pots. Teams from pot 1 are the ones who competed at the 2014 Copa Libertadores plus the two highest CBF ranked teams qualified via the Third Round. Pot 2 is composed of the other teams that qualified through the Third Round. Each pot was divided into 4 pairs according to the CBF ranking. That division makes sure that each team within a pair will not face each other before the finals as they will be placed in opposite sides of the bracket. There was a draw to decide the home team of the round of 16. The following stages will have other draws to determine the order of the matches as the tournament advances.

Seeding

Pot 1                                           Pot 2
  * [Rio Grande do Sul] Grêmio (1)                * [São Paulo (state)] Santos (9)
  * [São Paulo (state)] Corinthians (2)           * [São Paulo (state)] Palmeiras (11)
  * [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Flamengo (3)         * [Paraná (state)] Coritiba (14)
  * [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Vasco da Gama (4)    * [Ceará] Ceará (22)
  * [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro (8)                   * [Rio Grande do Norte] ABC (29)
  * [Paraná (state)] Atlético Paranaense (10)     * [São Paulo (state)] Bragantino (34)
  * [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Botafogo (12)        * [Rio Grande do Norte] América de Natal (36)
  * [Minas Gerais] Atlético Mineiro (15)          * [Alagoas] Santa Rita (207)

Bracket

  Round of 16                                                                                Quarterfinals        Semifinals      Finals

  [Rio Grande do Norte] América-RN          3                                  0                                  3


2014 Copa do Brasil knockout stage

[Paraná (state)] Atlético Paranaense      0                                  2                                  2
                                            [Rio Grande do Norte] América-RN   0                                  0              0

                                                                               [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Flamengo  1              1  2
  [Paraná (state)] Coritiba                 3                                  0                                  3 (2)

  [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Flamengo (pen.)  0                                  3                                  3 (3)
                                            [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Flamengo  2                                  1              3

                                                                               [Minas Gerais] Atlético Mineiro    0              4  4
  [São Paulo (state)] Bragantino            1                                  1                                  2

  [São Paulo (state)] Corinthians           0                                  3                                  3
                                            [São Paulo (state)] Corinthians    2                                  1              3

                                                                               [Minas Gerais] Atlético Mineiro    0              4  4
  [São Paulo (state)] Palmeiras             0                                  0                                  0

  [Minas Gerais] Atlético Mineiro           1                                  2                                  3
                                            [Minas Gerais] Atlético Mineiro    2                                  1              3

                                                                               [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro            0              0  0
  [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro                   5                                  2                                  7

  [Alagoas] Santa Rita                      0                                  1                                  1
                                            [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro (a)        1                                  2              3

                                                                               [Rio Grande do Norte] ABC          0              3  3
  [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Vasco da Gama    1                                  1                                  2

  [Rio Grande do Norte] ABC                 1                                  2                                  3
                                            [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro            1                                  3              4

                                                                               [São Paulo (state)] Santos         0              3  3
  [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Botafogo (a)     1                                  4                                  5

  [Ceará] Ceará                             2                                  3                                  5
                                            [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Botafogo  2                                  0              2

                                                                               [São Paulo (state)] Santos         3              5  8
  [Rio Grande do Sul] Grêmio                0                                  –                                  0

  [São Paulo (state)] Santos                2                                  –                                  2

Round of 16

The first legs will be played on August 27–28 and the second legs will be played on September 3–4, 2014.


2014 Copa do Brasil knockout stage

Team 1                                Agg.         Team 2                                  1st leg  2nd leg
Santos [São Paulo (state)]            2–0          [Rio Grande do Sul] Grêmio              2–0      –
Ceará [Ceará]                         5–5 (a)      [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Botafogo       2–1      3–4
Santa Rita [Alagoas]                  1–7          [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro                 0–5      1–2
ABC [Rio Grande do Norte]             3–2          [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Vasco da Gama  1–1      2–1
Flamengo [Rio de Janeiro (state)]     3–3 (3–2 p)  [Paraná (state)] Coritiba               0–3      3–0
Atlético Paranaense [Paraná (state)]  2–3          [Rio Grande do Norte] América de Natal  0–3      2–0
Atlético Mineiro [Minas Gerais]       3–0          [São Paulo (state)] Palmeiras           1–0      2–0
Corinthians [São Paulo (state)]       3–2          [São Paulo (state)] Bragantino          0–1      3–1

Match 71

August 28, 2014
20:00 UTC−3
Grêmio [Rio Grande do Sul]  0–2     [São Paulo (state)] Santos
                            Report  David Braz 37'
                                    Robinho 45'

Arena do Grêmio, Porto Alegre
Attendance: 30,294
Referee: Wilton Pereira Sampaio (Goiás)
September 3, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Santos [São Paulo (state)]  Canceled  [Rio Grande do Sul] Grêmio

Estádio Urbano Caldeira (Vila Belmiro), Santos

Santos advanced directly due to Grêmio's disqualification.

Match 72

August 27, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Botafogo [Rio de Janeiro (state)]  1–2     [Ceará] Ceará
Edílson 80'                        Report  Eduardo 15'
                                           Bill 45+3'


2014 Copa do Brasil knockout stage

Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho (Maracanã), Rio de Janeiro
Attendance: 8,459
Referee: Bráulio da Silva Machado (Mato Grosso do Sul)
September 3, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Ceará [Ceará]           3–4     [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Botafogo
                                Edílson 15'
Bill 20', 75'           Report  Yuri Mamute 45+1'
Magno Alves 26' (pen.)          Ramírez 90+4'
                                André Bahia 90+5'

Estádio Governador Plácido Castelo (Castelão), Fortaleza
Attendance: 37,794
Referee: Emerson de Almeida (Minas Gerais)

Tied 5–5 on aggregate, Botafogo won on away goals.

Match 73

August 27, 2014
19:30 UTC−3
Cruzeiro [Minas Gerais]  5–0     [Alagoas] Santa Rita
Marcelo Moreno 8', 54'
Dedé 17'                 Report
Júlio Baptista 34'
Henrique 86'

Estádio Governador Magalhães Pinto (Mineirão), Belo Horizonte
Attendance: 16,474
Referee: Ranilton Oliveira de Sousa (Maranhão)
September 3, 2014
19:30 UTC−3
Santa Rita [Alagoas]  1–2     [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro
Cristiano Fontes 44'  Report  Júlio Baptista 70'
                              Marcelo Moreno 72'

Estádio Coaracy da Mata, Arapiraca
Attendance: 975
Referee: Renan Roberto de Souza (Paraíba)

Cruzeiro won 7–1 on aggregate.

Match 74

August 26, 2014
19:30 UTC−3
Vasco da Gama [Rio de Janeiro (state)]  1–1     [Rio Grande do Norte] ABC
Kléber 22'                              Report  João Paulo 2'

Estádio São Januário, Rio de Janeiro
Attendance: 6,872
Referee: Wagner Reway (Mato Grosso)
September 2, 2014
19:30 UTC−3
ABC [Rio Grande do Norte]  2–1     [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Vasco da Gama
Madson 12'                 Report  M. Rodríguez 58'
Marlon 49'

Arena das Dunas, Natal
Attendance: 28,200
Referee: Luiz Flávio de Oliveira (São Paulo)


2014 Copa do Brasil knockout stage

ABC won 3–2 on aggregate.

Match 75

August 27, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Coritiba [Paraná (state)]  3–0     [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Flamengo
Leandro Almeida 60'
Luiz Antônio 73' (o.g.)    Report
Zé Eduardo 89' (pen.)

Estádio Couto Pereira, Curitiba
Attendance: 8,695
Referee: Marcelo Aparecido R. de Souza (São Paulo)
September 3, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Flamengo [Rio de Janeiro (state)]       3–0     [Paraná (state)] Coritiba
Alecsandro 45+3' (pen.), 56' (pen.)     Report
Eduardo 80'
Penalties
Alecsandro [soccer ball with red X]             [soccer ball with red X] Zé Eduardo
Chicão [soccer ball with check mark]            [soccer ball with red X] Helder
João Paulo [soccer ball with red X]     3–2     [soccer ball with check mark] Robinho
Eduardo [soccer ball with check mark]           [soccer ball with check mark] Leandro Almeida
Léo Moura [soccer ball with red X]              [soccer ball with red X] Dudu
Canteros [soccer ball with check mark]          [soccer ball with red X] Carlinhos

Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho (Maracanã), Rio de Janeiro
Attendance: 20,450
Referee: Wagner Reway (Mato Grosso)

Tied 3–3 on aggregate, Flamengo won 3–2 on penalties.

Match 76

August 27, 2014
19:30 UTC−3
América [Rio Grande do Norte]  3–0     [Paraná (state)] Atlético Paranaense
Rodrigo Pimpão 40'
Max 45+2' (pen.)               Report
Thiago Cristian 80'

Arena das Dunas, Natal
Attendance: 12,554
Referee: Marielson Alves Silva (Bahia)
September 3, 2014
19:30 UTC−3
Atlético Paranaense [Paraná (state)]  2–0     [Rio Grande do Norte] América
Deivid 7'                             Report
Marcelo 87'

Arena da Baixada, Curitiba
Attendance: 17,369
Referee: Thiago Duarte Peixoto (São Paulo)

América won 3–2 on aggregate.


2014 Copa do Brasil knockout stage

América won 3–2 on aggregate.

Match 77

August 27, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Palmeiras [São Paulo (state)]  0–1     [Minas Gerais] Atlético Mineiro
                               Report  Luan 70'

Estádio Municipal Paulo Machado de Carvalho (Pacaembu), São Paulo
Attendance: 19,340
Referee: Jean Pierre Gonçalves Lima (Rio Grande do Sul)
September 4, 2014
20:00 UTC−3
Atlético Mineiro [Minas Gerais]  2–0     [São Paulo (state)] Palmeiras
Jemerson 12'                     Report
Luan 17'

Estádio Independência, Belo Horizonte
Attendance: 19,657
Referee: Paulo Henrique Godoy Bezerra (Santa Catarina)

Atlético Mineiro won 3–0 on aggregate.

Match 78

August 27, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Bragantino [São Paulo (state)]  1–0     [São Paulo (state)] Corinthians
Sandro 55'                      Report

Arena Pantanal, Cuiabá
Attendance: 31,473
Referee: Leandro Bizzio Marinho (São Paulo)
September 3, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Corinthians [São Paulo (state)]  3–1     [São Paulo (state)] Bragantino
Renato Augusto 3'
Ralf 14'                         Report  Guilherme Mattis 89'
Felipe 19'

Arena Corinthians, São Paulo
Attendance: 28,073
Referee: Vinicius Furlan (São Paulo)

Corinthians won 3–2 on aggregate.

Quarterfinals

Team 1                             Agg.     Team 2                                  1st leg  2nd leg
Santos [São Paulo (state)]         8–2      [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Botafogo       3–2      5-0
ABC [Rio Grande do Norte]          3–3 (a)  [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro                 0–1      3-2
Flamengo [Rio de Janeiro (state)]  2–0      [Rio Grande do Norte] América de Natal  1–0      1–0
Atlético Mineiro [Minas Gerais]    4–3      [São Paulo (state)] Corinthians         0–2      4-1

Match 79


2014 Copa do Brasil knockout stage

Match 79

October 1, 2014
19:30 UTC−3
Botafogo [Rio de Janeiro (state)]  2–3     [São Paulo (state)] Santos
Gabriel 25'                        Report  Robinho 24', 28'
Zeballos 56'                               Geuvânio 43'

Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho (Maracanã), Rio de Janeiro
Attendance: 8,714
Referee: Dewson Fernando Freitas da Silva (Pará)
October 16, 2014
21:30 UTC−3
Santos [São Paulo (state)]  5–0     [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Botafogo
Gabriel 5'
David Braz 9', 62'          Report
Lucas Lima 37'
Geuvânio 68'

Estádio Municipal Paulo Machado de Carvalho (Pacaembu), São Paulo
Attendance: 13,459
Referee: Héber Roberto Lopes (Santa Catarina)

Santos won 8–2 on aggregate.

Match 80

October 1, 2014
19:30 UTC−3
Cruzeiro [Minas Gerais]  1–0     [Rio Grande do Norte] ABC
Léo 79'                  Report

Estádio Governador Magalhães Pinto (Mineirão), Belo Horizonte
Attendance: 14,093
Referee: Pablo Dos Santos Alves (Espírito Santo)
October 15, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
ABC [Rio Grande do Norte]  3–2     [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro
Rodrigo Silva 60'                  Willian 30'
Xuxa 66' (pen.)            Report  Henrique 42'
Alvinho 86'

Arena das Dunas, Natal
Attendance: 15,488
Referee: Anderson Daronco (Rio Grande do Sul)

Tied 3–3 on aggregate, Cruzeiro won on away goals.

Match 81

October 1, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
América de Natal [Rio Grande do Norte]  0–1     [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Flamengo
                                        Report  Gabriel 46'

Arena das Dunas, Natal
Attendance: 30,575
Referee: Héber Roberto Lopes (Santa Catarina)
October 15, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Flamengo [Rio de Janeiro (state)]  1–0     [Rio Grande do Norte] América de Natal
Gabriel 64'                        Report


2014 Copa do Brasil knockout stage

Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho (Maracanã), Rio de Janeiro
Attendance: 42,406
Referee: Elmo Alves Resende Cunha (Goiás)

Flamengo won 2–0 on aggregate.

Match 82

October 1, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Corinthians [São Paulo (state)]  2–0     [Minas Gerais] Atlético Mineiro
Guerrero 24'                     Report
Luciano 81'

Arena Corinthians, São Paulo
Attendance: 27,791
Referee: Péricles Bassols (Rio de Janeiro)
October 15, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Atlético Mineiro [Minas Gerais]  4–1     [São Paulo (state)] Corinthians
Luan 24'
Guilherme 32', 75'               Report  Guerrero 5'
Edcarlos 87'

Estádio Governador Magalhães Pinto (Mineirão), Belo Horizonte
Attendance: 32,640
Referee: Leandro Vuaden (Rio Grande do Sul)

Atlético Mineiro won 4–3 on aggregate.

Semifinals

Team 1                           Agg.  Team 2                             1st leg  2nd leg
Santos [São Paulo (state)]       3–4   [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro            0–1      3–3
Atlético Mineiro [Minas Gerais]  4–3   [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Flamengo  0–2      4–1

Match 83

October 29, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Cruzeiro [Minas Gerais]  1–0     [São Paulo (state)] Santos
Willian 10'              Report

Estádio Governador Magalhães Pinto (Mineirão), Belo Horizonte
Attendance: 25,714
Referee: Marcelo de Lima Henrique (Rio de Janeiro)
November 5, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Santos [São Paulo (state)]  3–3     [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro
Robinho 2'                          Marcelo Moreno 7'
Gabriel 45+2' (pen.)        Report  Willian 80', 90+4'
Rildo 59'

Estádio Urbano Caldeira (Vila Belmiro), Santos
Attendance: 11,952
Referee: Dewson Fernando Freitas da Silva (Pará)

Cruzeiro won 4–3 on aggregate.

Match 84


2014 Copa do Brasil knockout stage

Match 84

October 29, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Flamengo [Rio de Janeiro (state)]  2–0     [Minas Gerais] Atlético Mineiro
Cáceres 61'                        Report
Chicão 78' (pen.)

Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho (Maracanã), Rio de Janeiro
Attendance: 45,642
Referee: Luiz Flávio de Oliveira (São Paulo)
November 5, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Atlético Mineiro [Minas Gerais]  4–1     [Rio de Janeiro (state)] Flamengo
Carlos 41'
Maicosuel 57'                    Report  Éverton 34'
Dátolo 80'
Luan 84'

Estádio Governador Magalhães Pinto (Mineirão), Belo Horizonte
Attendance: 41,352
Referee: Anderson Daronco (Rio Grande do Sul)

Atlético Mineiro won 4–3 on aggregate.

Finals

Team 1                   Agg.  Team 2                           1st leg  2nd leg
Cruzeiro [Minas Gerais]  0–3   [Minas Gerais] Atlético Mineiro  0–2      0–1

November 12, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Atlético Mineiro [Minas Gerais]  2–0     [Minas Gerais] Cruzeiro
Luan 8'                          Report
Dátolo 58'

Estádio Independência, Belo Horizonte
Attendance: 18,578
Referee: Marcelo de Lima Henrique (Rio de Janeiro)
November 26, 2014
22:00 UTC−3
Cruzeiro [Minas Gerais]  0–1     [Minas Gerais] Atlético Mineiro
                         Report  Diego Tardelli 45+2'

Estádio Governador Magalhães Pinto (Mineirão), Belo Horizonte
Attendance: 39,786
Referee: Luiz Flávio de Oliveira (São Paulo)

Atlético Mineiro won 3–0 on aggregate.


2015 Mogadishu hotel attack

2015 Mogadishu hotel attack may refer to:

  * 2015 Central Hotel attack
  * Makka al-Mukarama hotel attack
  * Jazeera Palace Hotel bombing
  * Sahafi Hotel attacks


Boccia at the 2008 Summer Paralympics – Pairs BC4

Boccia at the
2008 Summer Paralympics

Individual
                         BC1
                         BC2
                         BC3
                         BC4
Team
                         BC1–2
Pairs
                         BC3
                         BC4
  * v
  * t
  * e

The Boccia Pairs BC4 event at the 2008 Summer Paralympics was held in the Olympic Green Convention Center on 10–12 September.round-robin groups of 4 pairs each. The top two teams in each group qualified for the final stages. The event was won by the team representing Brazil.

Results

  * indicates a match in which an extra (fifth) end was played.

Preliminaries

Pool A

Rank  Team                      MP  W  L  Points  CZE   POR   HKG  CHN
1     Ladislav Kratina (CZE)    3   2  1  17:9    x     5:6*  4:2  8:1
      Radek Prochazka (CZE)
2     Fernando Pereira (POR)    3   2  1  15:8    6:5*  x     2:3  7:0
      Bruno Valentim (POR)
3     Lau Wai Yan Vivian (HKG)  3   2  1  13:10   2:4   3:2   x    8:4
      Leung Yuk Wing (HKG)
4     Ni Suili (CHN)            3   0  3  5:23    1:8   0:7   4:8  x
      Qi Cuifang (CHN)

Pool B

Rank  Team                               MP  W  L  Points  ESP   BRA  SVK  HUN
1     Jose Maria Dueso (ESP)             3   3  0  17:5    x     5:0  6:1  6:4*
      Maria Desamparados Baixauli (ESP)
2     Dirceu Pinto (BRA)                 3   2  1  12:7    0:5   x    6:0  6:2
      Eliseu Santos (BRA)
3     Robert Durkovic (SVK)              3   1  2  6:16    1:6   0:6  x    5:4
      Martin Streharsky (SVK)
4     Dezso Beres (HUN)                  3   0  3  10:17   4:6*  2:6  4:5  x
      Jozsef Gyurkota (HUN)

Competition bracket

  Semi-finals                                                Final


Competition bracket

  Semi-finals                                                Final

  Ladislav Kratina (CZE)             1
  Radek Prochazka (CZE)

  Dirceu Pinto (BRA)                 4
  Eliseu Santos (BRA)
  Dirceu Pinto (BRA)                 5
  Eliseu Santos (BRA)

                                     Fernando Pereira (POR)  2
                                     Bruno Valentim (POR)
  Jose Maria Dueso (ESP)             3*
  Maria Desamparados Baixauli (ESP)

  Fernando Pereira (POR)             4*
  Bruno Valentim (POR)
  Third place

  Ladislav Kratina (CZE)             7
  Radek Prochazka (CZE)

  Jose Maria Dueso (ESP)             3
  Maria Desamparados Baixauli (ESP)


Charles Thomas Irvine Roark

Captain Charles Thomas Irvine "Pat" Roark (1895–1939) was an English polo player. He held a ten goal handicap at the peak of his career.

Biography

Early life

He was born in Ireland on 2 May 1895.

He was commissioned into the Royal Irish Rifles in October 1914, transferred to the Household Cavalry in June 1917 and served in France in 1917 with the Life Guards, after which he transferred to the Indian Army and the 34th P.A.V.O. Poona Horse (later 17th Q.V.O. Cavalry) in May 1918.

Career

He played for England in the International Polo Cup in 1927US Open Polo Championship with his team, the Hurricanes.Hurricanes (polo) team in the Roehampton Cup in 1928 and 1931.

Personal life

He first married Grace Muriel Campbell (the sister of a brother officer in the Poona Horse, Captain Wentworth Edward Dallas Campbell). They were married in St Paul's Church, Umballa, Punjab, India in 1919 and they had a son (b. 1920). She divorced him in 1929 on the grounds of his adultery.

He married again in 1930.

Lastly in 1938 he married Patsy Hostetter Smith in California and they had one son. She remarried in 1942 to Walter D. K. Gibson, Jr.

He died on 18 February 1939 from injuries incurred in a fall during a practice match at Pasadena, California. He had been due to play a third International Polo Cup for England that year.


Cacomistle

The cacomistle (/ˈkækəˌmɪsəl/;Bassariscus sumichrasti), also spelled cacomixtle,nocturnal, arboreal and omnivorous member of the carnivoran family Procyonidae. Its preferred habitats are wet, tropical, evergreen woodlands and mountain forests, though seasonally it will venture into drier deciduous forests.

Nowhere in its range (from southern Mexico to western Panama) is B. sumichrasti common. This is especially true in Costa Rica, where it inhabits only a very small area. It is completely dependent on forest habitat, making it particularly susceptible to deforestation.

The term cacomistle is from the Nahuatl language (tlahcomiztli) and means "half cat" or "half mountain lion";ringtail, Bassariscus astutus, a similar species that inhabits arid northern Mexico and the American Southwest.

Taxonomy

The cacomistle is part of the family Procyonidae which includes other small omnivores such as the raccoon and the coati. The cacomistle and its close relative, the ringtail, are the only living species of the subfamily Procyoninae and the genus Bassariscus. Within the Cacomistle species there are 5 subspecies (Bassariscus sumichrasti variabilis, Bassariscus sumichrasti sumichrasti, Bassariscus sumichrasti oaxacensis, Bassariscus sumichrasti notinus, and Bassariscus sumichrasti latrans).

Description

Cacomistle (Bassariscus sumichrasti)

This species of cacomistle's body is 38–47 cm in length, which is attached to a tail of approximately the same length, if not longer (typically 39–53 cm long). The male cacomistle is often slightly longer than its female counterpart, however both male and female have approximately the same weight, usually between 1 and 1.5 kg.Ring-tailed cat (Scientific name: Bassariscus astutus) because of the similarity of their appearance, but unlike the ring-tail cat the cacomistle does not have retractable claws. The cacomistle can also be identified by its faded tail and the observation of ears that come to a point.

Distribution and habitat


Cacomistle

Distribution and habitat

The cacomistle inhabits the tropical forests of North America and Central America, from south-central Mexico to Panama. These animals are quite solitary and thus spread themselves out, with each cacomistle having a home range of at least 20 hectares (an area equivalent to 20 sports fields)secondary forest, and overgrown pastures, but in Costa Rica, the cacomistle has been shown to favor those exact habitats.

Diet

Cacomistles are considered generalist feeders, because they can survive on a wide variety of different foods.vertebrates such as reptiles, amphibians, and rodents, the specificity of these food options depends on what is available in the particular habitat in which an individual dwells.bromeliad is an excellent reservoir for food in the southern edge of the cacomistle's range, as these plants naturally collect water, insects and small animals found high in the canopy.

Reproduction

Mating season is the only time cacomistles interact with each other, and it is only briefly as the female is only receptive to male approaches for one day. After mating, the female cacomistle undergoes a gestation period of approximately two months before giving birth to a single offspring. When the cub is three months old it is weaned, and then taught hunting and survival skills by its mother before going off to develop its own territory.

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  * Further Cacomistle information


2019 Little Rock Challenger – Singles

Main article: 2019 Little Rock Challenger

This was the first edition of the tournament.

Dudi Sela won the title after Lee Duck-hee retired trailing 1–6, 3–4 in the final.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

 1. [United States] Michael Mmoh (second round)
 2. [South Korea] Chung Hyeon (withdrew)
 3. [United States] Noah Rubin (third round)
 4. [United States] Mitchell Krueger (quarterfinals)
 5. [United States] Donald Young (second round)
 6. [United States] Christopher Eubanks (quarterfinals)
 7. [Barbados] Darian King (semifinals)
 8. [Israel] Dudi Sela (champion)
 9. [Ecuador] Roberto Quiroz (second round)
10. [United States] Tim Smyczek (third round)
11. [China] Li Zhe (third round)
12. [South Korea] Lee Duck-hee (final, retired)
13. [United States] Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (semifinals)
14. [Canada] Filip Peliwo (second round)
15. [United States] Collin Altamirano (third round)
16. [Brazil] João Menezes (third round)
17. [United States] Maxime Cressy (second round)

Draw

Key

  * 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

Finals

  Quarterfinals                                                                    Semifinals                                     Final

                 [United States] Ryan Shane            3                           1


2019 Little Rock Challenger – Singles

Quarterfinals                                                                    Semifinals                                     Final

                 [United States] Ryan Shane            3                           1

  8              [Israel] Dudi Sela                    6                           6
                 8                                     [Israel] Dudi Sela          6                                     711

                                                       13                          [United States] Thai-Son Kwiatkowski  3    69
  13             [United States] Thai-Son Kwiatkowski  78                          6

  6              [United States] Christopher Eubanks   66                          3
                 8                                     [Israel] Dudi Sela          6                                     4

                                                       12                          [South Korea] Lee Duck-hee            1    3r
  12             [South Korea] Lee Duck-hee            4                           6                                     6

  4              [United States] Mitchell Krueger      6                           3                                     1
                 12                                    [South Korea] Lee Duck-hee  6                                     6

                                                       7                           [Barbados] Darian King                0    0
  7              [Barbados] Darian King                6                           62                                    7

  PR             [United States] Raymond Sarmiento     3                           77                                    5

Top half

Section 1

  First round                                  Second round                                                   Third round                                                Quarterfinals

                                               1             [United States] M Mmoh  6                        5            3
               [Brazil] T Seyboth Wild      7  4             2                                                                              [United States] R Shane      3              7                         6
               [United States] R Shane      5  6             6                                                                                [United States] R Shane      3  6  6
  PR           [United States] D Nguyen     6  65            6                                                                                PR             [United States] D Nguyen  6                            3  4
               [United States] K King       2  77            3                                                             PR               [United States] D Nguyen     4              6                         6
                                               14            [Canada] F Peliwo       6                        1            0
                                                                                [United States] R Shane  3            1
                                                                                8            [Israel] D Sela  6                            6
                                               9             [Ecuador] R Quiroz      2                        5
  Alt          [Colombia] A González        4  4                                                                           ITF              [United States] A Ritschard  6              7
  ITF          [United States] A Ritschard  6  6                                                                                ITF                       [United States] A Ritschard  4  6  3
               [United States] Evan Song    7  6                                                                                8              [Israel] D Sela           6                            4  6
               [Hungary] Z Piros            5  4                                                                                [United States] E Song       3              4
                                               8             [Israel] D Sela         6                        6

Section 2


2019 Little Rock Challenger – Singles

Section 2

  First round                                  Second round                                                                    Third round                                                      Quarterfinals

                                               3             [United States] N Rubin          6                                6
  Q            [Brazil] O Luz               6  5             77                                                                             Q                          [Brazil] O Luz           4              3
               [Japan] Makoto Ochi          4  7             64                                                                                3                                [United States] N Rubin    5   5
  ITF          [United States] Ma Redlicki  2  1                                                                                13             [United States] T-S Kwiatkowski  7                          7
               [Argentina] MF Descotte      6  6                                                                                [Argentina] MF Descotte  4              0
                                               13            [United States] T-S Kwiatkowski  6                                6
                                                             13                               [United States] T-S Kwiatkowski  78           6
                                                                                6            [United States] C Eubanks  66                       3
                                               10/WC         [United States] T Smyczek        3                                7            6
  WC           [United States] Jason Kros   1  2                                                                                [United States] R Smith  6              5                                1
               [United States] Roy Smith    6  6                                                                                10/WC                            [United States] T Smyczek  61  3
               [United States] Mi Redlicki  3  6             2                                                                                6              [United States] C Eubanks        77                         6
  ITF          [Argentina] F Cerúndolo      6  2             6                                                                              ITF                        [Argentina] F Cerúndolo  7              61                               65
                                               6             [United States] C Eubanks        5                                77           77

Bottom half

Section 3


2019 Little Rock Challenger – Singles

Bottom half

Section 3

  First round                                             Second round                                                    Third round                                                         Quarterfinals

                                                          5             [United States] D Young    4                      6            3
               [United States] Jared Hiltzik           6  4             3                                                                                [China] Zh Zhang            6              3                          6
               [China] Zh Zhang                        3  6             6                                                                                [China] Zh Zhang    4   77  63
  ITF          [Peru] N Álvarez                        4  77            3                                                                                12             [South Korea] D-h Lee      6                   63  77
  ITF          [United States] Jordi Arconada          6  65            6                                                              ITF                        [United States] J Arconada  1              4
                                                          12            [South Korea] D-h Lee      6                      6
                                                                        12                         [South Korea] D-h Lee  4            6                          6
                                                                                4            [United States] M Krueger  6                           3              1
                                                          16            [Brazil] J Menezes         5                      6            6
               [South Korea] J-s Nam                   6  2                                                                                [South Korea] J-s Nam       7              1                          2
               [Dominican Republic] V Estrella Burgos  3  1r                                                                                16                         [Brazil] J Menezes  4   7   64
               [Argentina] F Mena                      6  6                                                                                4              [United States] M Krueger  6                   5   77
  WC           [United States] A Kovacevic             4  3                                                                                [Argentina] F Mena          3              2
                                                          4             [United States] M Krueger  6                      6

Section 4

  First round                                      Second round                                                   Third round                                                             Quarterfinals

                                                   7             [Barbados] D King             6                  6
  WC           [United States] Oliver Crawford  7  77                                                                          WC                           [United States] O Crawford    4              4
               [Ukraine] I Marchenko            5  65                                                                                7                            [Barbados] D King             79  6
               [United States] S Kozlov         7  6                                                                                11             [China] Z Li                 67                            3
  Q            [United States] Garrett Johns    5  3                                                                                [United States] S Kozlov      3              7                            0
                                                   11            [China] Z Li                  6                  5            6
                                                                 7                             [Barbados] D King  6            62                           7
                                                                                PR           [United States] R Sarmiento  3                             77             5
                                                   15            [United States] C Altamirano  6                  6
               [United States] A Sarkissian     6  5             6                                                                                [United States] A Sarkissian  3              1
  WC           [United States] B Holt           2  7             4                                                                                15                           [United States] C Altamirano  4   4
  PR           [Spain] C Gómez-Herrera          3  63                                                                                PR             [United States] R Sarmiento  6                             6
  PR           [United States] R Sarmiento      6  77                                                                          PR                           [United States] R Sarmiento   77             6
                                                   17            [United States] M Cressy      65                 3

  * Main draw
  * Qualifying draw


Estadio Campos de Sports de Ñuñoa

33°27′26″S 70°36′34″W / 33.457288°S 70.609445°W

Estadio Campos de Sports de Ñuñoa was a multi-use stadium in Santiago, Chile. It was the home ground of the Chile national football team until the current Estadio Nacional de Chile opened in 1938. The stadium held 20,000 spectators. It hosted the Copa America tournament in 1926.

  * David Goldblatt; World Soccer Yearbook; 2002 ISBN 0-7894-8943-0


1999 Qatar Open

The 1999 Qatar Open, known as the 1999 Qatar Mobil Open, for sponsorship reasons, was a men's tennis tournament held in Doha, Qatar and part of the World Series of the 1999 ATP Tour. It was the seventh edition of the tournament and was played on hard court and was held from 4 January through 11 January 1999. Unseeded Rainer Schüttler, who entered the draw as a qualifier, won the singles title.

Finals

Singles

Main article: 1999 Qatar Open – Singles

[Germany] Rainer Schüttler defeated [United Kingdom] Tim Henman, 6–4, 5–7, 6–1

  * It was Schüttler's first singles title of the career.

Doubles

Main article: 1999 Qatar Open – Doubles

[United States] Alex O'Brien / [United States] Jared Palmer defeated [South Africa] Piet Norval / [Zimbabwe] Kevin Ullyett, 6–3, 6–4


2018 RFL League 1 results

Main article: 2018 RFL League 1

The fixture list for the 2018 season was issued on 15 November 2018. The regular season comprised 26 rounds where each team played each other home and away.

All times are UK local time (UTC or UTC+1) on the relevant dates.

Round 1

Home                   Score  Away               Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee            Attendance
Hemel Stags            14–28  Hunslet            18 February 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way Stadium  M. Mannifield  220
North Wales Crusaders  24–24  London Skolars     18 February 2018, 14:30  Queensway Stadium    L. Staveley    306
Doncaster              70–10  Coventry Bears     18 February 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium     B. Pearson     787
Keighley Cougars       44–34  Workington Town    18 February 2018, 15:00  Cougar Park          M. Griffiths   707
West Wales Raiders     20–82  Newcastle Thunder  2 June 2018, 13:00       Stebonheath Park     M. Griffiths   272
Whitehaven             0–14   Oldham             18 February 2018, 15:00  Recreation Ground    B. Robinson    785
York City Knights      20–22  Bradford Bulls     18 February 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent     M. Rossleigh   4,221
Source:

Round 2

Home                Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time       Venue  Referee                Attendance
Bradford Bulls      54–16  London Skolars         12 May 2018, 15:00    Odsal Stadium        S. Race       3,041
Coventry Bears      18–58  York City Knights      12 May 2018, 15:00    Butts Park Arena     B. Robinson   252
Hunslet             39–32  Whitehaven             2 June 2018, 15:00    South Leeds Stadium  M. Rossleigh  576
Newcastle Thunder   14–34  Keighley Cougars       22 April 2018, 14:00  Kingston Park        B. Pearson    623
Oldham              74–6   Hemel Stags            13 May 2018, 15:00    Whitebank Stadium    B. Pearson    411
West Wales Raiders  18–70  Doncaster              13 May 2018, 15:00    Stebonheath Park     N. Bennett    188
Workington Town     20–12  North Wales Crusaders  22 April 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park         T. Crashley   597
Source:

All games in the division were postponed on 4 March due to ice and snow.

Round 3


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 3

Home              Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time     Venue  Referee                Attendance
London Skolars    16–60  Newcastle Thunder      10 March 2018, 15:00  New River Stadium    A. Sweet       273
Hemel Stags       16–22  Coventry Bears         11 March 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way stadium  C. Worsley     110
Doncaster         44–6   Whitehaven             11 March 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium     L. Staveley    782
Hunslet           26–10  North Wales Crusaders  11 March 2018, 15:00  South Leeds Stadium  M. Mannifield  465
Keighley Cougars  6–54   Bradford Bulls         11 March 2018, 15:00  Cougar Park          B. Pearson     2,912
Oldham            22–24  York City Knights      11 March 2018, 15:00  Whitebank Stadium    M. Griffiths   703
Workington Town   74–6   West Wales Raiders     11 March 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park         B. Robinson    614
Source:

Round 4

Home                   Score  Away                Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee             Attendance
London Skolars         26–42  Workington Town     24 March 2018, 15:00  New River Stadium  M. Mannifield  328
Newcastle Thunder      20–22  Doncaster           25 March 2018 14:00   Kingston Park      B. Pearson     818
North Wales Crusaders  2–30   Oldham              25 March 2018, 14:30  Queensway Stadium  A. Sweet       449
Bradford Bulls         32–12  Hunslet             25 March 2018, 15:00  Odsal Stadium      B. Robinson    3,688
Coventry Bears         64–6   West Wales Raiders  25 July 2018, 15:00   Butts Park Arena   C. Worsley     272
Whitehaven             30–6   Hemel Stags         25 March 2018, 15:00  Recreation Ground  J. Roberts     438
York City Knights      26–12  Keighley Cougars    25 March 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent   T. Grant       1,481
Source:

Round 5


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 5

Home                Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time       Venue  Referee                Attendance
Hemel Stags         12–18  London Skolars         30 March 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way stadium  C. Worsley     155
Hunslet             22–38  Keighley Cougars       30 March 2018, 14:00  South Leeds Stadium  A. Sweet       471
Coventry Bears      18–32  Newcastle Thunder      30 March 2018, 15:00  Butts Park Arena     B. Robinson    343
Doncaster           14–16  York City Knights      30 March 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium     B. Pearson     906
West Wales Raiders  6–54   North Wales Crusaders  30 March 2018, 15:00  Stebonheath Park     S. Race        306
Whitehaven          14–12  Workington Town        30 March 2018, 15:00  Recreation Ground    M. Mannifield  1,395
Bradford Bulls      30–12  Oldham                 30 March 2018, 18:00  Odsal Stadium        N. Bennett     4,036
Source:

Round 6

Home               Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time      Venue  Referee                Attendance
London Skolars     76–8   West Wales Raiders     7 April 2018, 15:00  New River Stadium  B. Robinson   198
Coventry Bears     12–44  Whitehaven             8 April 2018, 15:00  Butts Park Arena   A. Sweet      279
Doncaster          28–20  North Wales Crusaders  8 April 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium   S. Race       668
Keighley Cougars   80–10  Hemel Stags            8 April 2018, 15:00  Cougar Park        J. Roberts    529
Newcastle Thunder  16–26  York City Knights      8 April 2018, 15:00  Kingston Park      B. Pearson    954
Oldham             16–24  Hunslet                8 April 2018, 15:00  Whitebank Stadium  M. Griffiths  544
Workington Town    17–16  Bradford Bulls         8 April 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park       l. Staveley   1,366
Source:

Round 7


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 7

Home                   Score  Away                Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee             Attendance
Bradford Bulls         52–6   Coventry Bears      15 April 2018, 14:00  Odsal Stadium        B. Pearson     3,545
Doncaster              60–0   Hemel Stags         15 April 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium     M. Mannifield  580
Hunslet                27–20  Workington Town     15 April 2018, 15:00  South Leeds Stadium  B. Robinson    561
North Wales Crusaders  10–30  Newcastle Thunder   15 April 2018, 15:00  Queensway Stadium    N. Bennett     321
Oldham                 32–18  Keighley Cougars    15 April 2018, 15:00  Whitebank Stadium    L. Staveley    530
Whitehaven             84–6   West Wales Raiders  15 April 2018, 15:00  Recreation Ground    S. Race        401
York City Knights      66–6   London Skolars      15 April 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent     M. Griffiths   916
Source:

Round 8

Home                   Score  Away                Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee             Attendance
North Wales Crusaders  40–16  Hemel Stags         29 April 2018, 14:30  Queensway Stadium  M. Mannifield  215
Coventry Bears         20–28  London Skolars      29 April 2018, 15:00  Butts Park Arena   S. Race        266
Doncaster              6–32   Bradford Bulls      29 April 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium   B. Pearson     2,780
Keighley Cougars       24–30  Whitehaven          29 April 2018, 15:00  Cougar Park        A. Sweet       648
Newcastle Thunder      28–10  Hunslet             29 April 2018, 15:00  Kingston Park      L. Staveley    837
Workington Town        10–32  Oldham              29 April 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park       N. Bennett     712
York City Knights      144–0  West Wales Raiders  29 April 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent   B. Robinson    1,089
Source:

Round 9


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 9

Home              Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time     Venue  Referee                Attendance
London Skolars    18–42  Doncaster              5 May 2018, 15:00  New River Stadium    M. Rossleigh   186
Hemel Stags       12–60  Workington Town        6 May 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way stadium  S. Race        110
Bradford Bulls    124–0  West Wales Raiders     6 May 2018, 15:00  Odsal Stadium        A. Sweet       3,398
Hunslet           24–26  York City Knights      6 May 2018, 15:00  South Leeds Stadium  J. McMullen    729
Keighley Cougars  98–6   Coventry Bears         6 May 2018, 15:00  Cougar Park          M. Mannifield  446
Oldham            28–12  Newcastle Thunder      6 May 2018, 15:00  Whitebank Stadium    N. Bennett     455
Whitehaven        22–25  North Wales Crusaders  6 May 2018, 15:00  Recreation Ground    J. Roberts     603
Source:

Round 10

Home                   Score  Away              Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee           Attendance
Newcastle Thunder      16–26  Bradford Bulls    18 May 2018, 19:45  Kingston Park      J. McMullen    4,137
London Skolars         26–44  Whitehaven        19 May 2018, 15:00  New River Stadium  M. Mannifield  346
West Wales Raiders     0–74   Oldham            19 May 2018, 15:00  Stebonheath Park   P. Marklove    424
North Wales Crusaders  28–46  Keighley Cougars  20 May 2018, 14:30  Queensway Stadium  N. Bennett     337
Coventry Bears         4–52   Workington Town   20 May 2018, 15:00  Butts Park Arena   B. Robinson    264
Doncaster              16–35  Hunslet           20 May 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium   A. Sweet       597
York City Knights      90–0   Hemel Stags       20 May 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent   J. Stearne     987
Source:

Round 11


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 11

Home                   Score  Away                Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee             Attendance
Hemel Stags            0–68   Bradford Bulls      27 May 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way Stadium  M. Mannifield  736
North Wales Crusaders  42–6   Coventry Bears      27 May 2018, 14:30  Queensway Stadium    N. Bennett     301
Hunslet                86–0   West Wales Raiders  27 May 2018, 15:00  South Leeds Stadium  B. Pearson     415
Keighley Cougars       26–18  London Skolars      27 May 2018, 15:00  Cougar Park          J. McMullen    521
Oldham                 32–12  Doncaster           3 June 2018, 15:00  Whitebank Stadium    J. McMullen    453
Whitehaven             26–18  York City Knights   27 May 2018, 15:00  Recreation Ground    T. Crashley    640
Workington Town        38–18  Newcastle Thunder   27 May 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park         M. Griffiths   696
Source:

Round 12

Home                Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time       Venue  Referee                Attendance
Bradford Bulls      50–12  North Wales Crusaders  9 June 2018, 15:00   Odsal Stadium      J. Robert     3,112
London Skolars      30–37  Hunslet                9 June 2018, 15:00   New River Stadium  N. Bennett    389
West Wales Raiders  12–48  Hemel Stags            9 June 2018, 15:00   Stebonheath Park   M. Rossleigh  319
Coventry Bears      0–60   Oldham                 10 June 2018, 15:00  Butts Park Arena   S. Race       337
Doncaster           29–22  Keighley Cougars       10 June 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium   G. Dolan      678
Newcastle Thunder   30–22  Whitehaven             10 June 2018, 15:00  Kingston Park      M. Griffiths  759
York City Knights   40–8   Workington Town        10 June 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent   L Staveley    1,399
Source:

Round 13


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 13

Home                   Score  Away                Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee             Attendance
Hemel Stags            8–56   Newcastle Thunder   17 June 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way stadium  S. Race        109
North Wales Crusaders  4–31   York City Knights   17 June 2018, 14:30  Queensway Stadium    M. Mannifield  408
Hunslet                40–16  Coventry Bears      17 June 2018, 15:00  South Leeds Stadium  L. Staveley    501
Keighley Cougars       94–0   West Wales Raiders  17 June 2018, 15:00  Cougar Park          C. Worsley     470
Oldham                 44–12  London Skolars      17 June 2018, 15:00  Whitebank Stadium    J. Roberts     419
Whitehaven             20–27  Bradford Bulls      17 June 2018, 15:00  Recreation Ground    J. McMullen    1,476
Workington Town        34–6   Doncaster           17 June 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park         B. Pearson     550
Source:

Round 14

Home                Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time       Venue  Referee                Attendance
London Skolars      28–36  North Wales Crusaders  23 June 2018, 15:00  New River Stadium    M. Rossleigh  275
West Wales Raiders  6–66   Whitehaven             23 June 2018, 15:00  Stebonheath Park     L. Staveley   296
Bradford Bulls      56–14  Doncaster              24 June 2018, 15:00  Odsal Stadium        T. Crashley   4,060
Hunslet             16–12  Oldham                 24 June 2018, 15:00  South Leeds Stadium  M. Griffiths  605
Newcastle Thunder   46–12  Coventry Bears         24 June 2018, 15:00  Kingston Park        J. Roberts    903
Workington Town     60–12  Hemel Stags            24 June 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park         N. Bennett    444
Keighley Cougars    14–46  York City Knights      24 June 2018, 15:30  Cougar Park          B. Pearson    698
Source:

Round 15


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 15

Home                   Score  Away               Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee            Attendance
Coventry Bears         12–62  Bradford Bulls     30 June 2018, 15:00  Butts Park Arena     J. Stearne   1,465
West Wales Raiders     12–62  London Skolars     30 June 2018, 15:00  Stebonheath Park     C. Smith     224
North Wales Crusaders  18–19  Hunslet            1 July 2018, 14:30   Queensway Stadium    A. Sweet     317
Hemel Stags            10–74  Doncaster          1 July 2018, 15:00   Pennine Way Stadium  J. Roberts   108
Oldham                 14–16  Workington Town    1 July 2018, 15:00   Whitebank Stadium    T. Crashley  486
Whitehaven             28–14  Keighley Cougars   1 July 2018, 15:00   Recreation Ground    N. Bennett   592
York City Knights      24–6   Newcastle Thunder  1 July 2018, 15:00   Bootham Crescent     S. Race      1,212
Source:

Round 16

Home                   Score  Away                Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee             Attendance
Bradford Bulls         24–4   Newcastle Thunder   6 July 2018, 19:45  Odsal Stadium        J. McMullen    3,029
London Skolars         20–24  Coventry Bears      7 July 2018, 15:00  New River Stadium    M. Mannifield  160
Hemel Stags            16–32  Keighley Cougars    8 July 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way stadium  B. Robinson    136
North Wales Crusaders  14–22  Whitehaven          8 July 2018, 14:30  Queensway Stadium    T. Crashley    321
Oldham                 102–6  West Wales Raiders  8 July 2018, 15:00  Whitebank Stadium    J. Roberts     274
Workington Town        28–18  Hunslet             8 July 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park         N. Bennett     601
York City Knights      31–16  Doncaster           8 July 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent     M. Griffiths   1,311
Source:

Round 17


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 17

Home               Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time      Venue  Referee                Attendance
Keighley Cougars   15–8   Oldham                 13 July 2018, 20:00  Cougar Park            C. Worsley    510
London Skolars     20–22  York City Knights      14 July 2018, 15:00  New River Stadium      N. Bennett    258
Doncaster          102–6  West Wales Raiders     15 July 2018, 13:00  LD Nutritions Stadium  B. Robinson   306
Hunslet            16–36  Bradford Bulls         15 July 2018, 13:00  South Leeds Stadium    T. Crashley   1,536
Workington Town    22–24  Whitehaven             15 July 2018, 13:30  Derwent Park           M. Griffiths  1,258
Coventry Bears     20–18  Hemel Stags            15 July 2018, 14:00  Butts Park Arena       P. Marklove   281
Newcastle Thunder  20–24  North Wales Crusaders  15 July 2018, 14:00  Kingston Park          L. Staveley   250
Source:

Round 18

Home                Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time       Venue  Referee                Attendance
Coventry Bears      30–20  Keighley Cougars       21 July 2018, 14:00  Butts Park Arena     J. Stearne     303
West Wales Raiders  6–46   Workington Town        21 July 2018, 15:00  Stebonheath Park     C. Smith       246
Bradford Bulls      28–30  York City Knights      22 July 2018, 15:00  Odsal Stadium        M. Rossleigh   6,441
Hunslet             14–30  Doncaster              22 July 2018, 15:00  South Leeds Stadium  S. Race        517
Newcastle Thunder   42–14  Hemel Stags            22 July 2018, 15:00  Kingston Park        A. Sweet       676
Oldham              50–6   North Wales Crusaders  22 July 2018, 15:00  Whitebank Stadium    M. Mannifield  466
Whitehaven          28–18  London Skolars         22 July 2018, 15:00  Recreation Ground    B. Robinson    661
Source:

Round 19


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 19

Home                   Score  Away                Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee             Attendance
London Skolars         12–58  Bradford Bulls      28 July 2018, 15:00  New River Stadium    C. Smith       917
Hemel Stags            30–22  West Wales Raiders  29 July 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way Stadium  M. Smaill      118
North Wales Crusaders  22–36  Workington Town     29 July 2018, 14:30  Queensway Stadium    S. Race        340
Doncaster              26–22  Oldham              29 July 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium     A. Sweet       647
Keighley Cougars       16–24  Hunslet             29 July 2018, 15:00  Cougar Park          B. Robinson    783
Whitehaven             12–8   Newcastle Thunder   22 July 2018, 15:00  Recreation Ground    M. Mannifield  561
York City Knights      68–6   Coventry Bears      22 July 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent     L. Staveley    1,104
Source:

Round 20

Home                Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time       Venue  Referee                Attendance
West Wales Raiders  6–86   Hunslet                4 August 2018, 15:00  Stebonheath Park     A. Sweet       258
Hemel Stags         28–60  Oldham                 5 August 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way stadium  M. Rossleigh   109
Bradford Bulls      46–0   Whitehaven             5 August 2018, 15:00  Odsal Stadium        T. Grant       2,818
Coventry Bears      4–46   Doncaster              5 August 2018, 15:00  Butts Park Arena     S. Race        300
Newcastle Thunder   46–14  London Skolars         5 August 2018, 15:00  Kingston Park        L. Staveley    554
Workington Town     34-12  Keighley Cougars       5 August 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park         M. Mannifield  607
York City Knights   30–0   North Wales Crusaders  5 August 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent     G.Dolan        981
Source:

Round 21


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 21

Home                   Score  Away               Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee            Attendance
West Wales Raiders     0–130  York City Knights  11 August 2018, 15:00  Stebonheath Park     M. Mannifield  196
North Wales Crusaders  0–48   Bradford Bulls     12 August 2018, 14:30  Queensway Stadium    M.Smaill       886
Doncaster              38–6   London Skolars     12 August 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium     A. Sweet       589
Hunslet                54–6   Hemel Stags        12 August 2018, 15:00  South Leeds Stadium  J. Roberts     610
Keighley Cougars       24–16  Newcastle Thunder  12 August 2018, 15:00  Cougar Park          P. Marklove    732
Oldham                 20–0   Whitehaven         12 August 2018, 15:00  Whitebank Stadium    S. Race        413
Workington Town        40–16  Coventry Bears     12 August 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park         J. Jones       556
Source:

Round 22

Home                Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time       Venue  Referee                Attendance
Hemel Stags         0–50   North Wales Crusaders  19 August 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way stadium  C. Worsley     110
Whitehaven          14–23  Doncaster              19 August 2018, 14:00  Recreation Ground    M. Mannifield  871
Bradford Bulls      18–24  Workington Town        19 August 2018, 15:00  Odsal Stadium        J. McMullen    3,320
Newcastle Thunder   24–18  Oldham                 19 August 2018, 15:00  Kingston Park        C. Smith       749
West Wales Raiders  18–28  Coventry Bears         19 August 2018, 15:00  Stebonheath Park     J. Stearne     409
York City Knights   48–6   Hunslet                19 August 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent     L. Staveley    1,491
London Skolars      20–6   Keighley Cougars       24 August 2018, 19:00  New River Stadium    M. Rossleigh   1,043
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Round 23


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 23

Home                   Score  Away                Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee             Attendance
Hemel Stags            13–50  Whitehaven          2 September 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way stadium  B. Pearson     109
North Wales Crusaders  66–0   West Wales Raiders  2 September 2018, 14:30  Queensway Stadium    M. Mannifield  368
Bradford Bulls         54–4   Keighley Cougars    2 September 2018, 15:00  Odsal Stadium        S. Race        3,119
Doncaster              38–21  Newcastle Thunder   2 September 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium     L. Staveley    741
Hunslet                48–12  London Skolars      2 September 2018, 15:00  South Leeds Stadium  T. Crashley    453
Oldham                 58–6   Coventry Bears      2 September 2018, 15:00  Whitebank Stadium    J. McMullen    373
Workington Town        14–18  York City Knights   2 September 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park         M. Griffiths   1,623
Source:

Round 24

Home                Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time       Venue  Referee                Attendance
London Skolars      76–6   Hemel Stags            8 September 2018, 15:00  New River Stadium  M.Mannfield  172
Newcastle Thunder   50–22  Workington Town        8 September 2018, 17:00  Kingston Park      S.Race       729
Coventry Bears      12–36  North Wales Crusaders  9 September 2018, 15:00  Butts Park Arena   J.Roberts    288
Keighley Cougars    6–50   Doncaster              9 September 2018, 15:00  Cougar Park        A.Sweet      596
West Wales Raiders  0–104  Bradford Bulls         9 September 2018, 15:00  Stebonheath Park   J.Jones      826
Whitehaven          46–10  Hunslet                9 September 2018, 15:00  Recreation Ground  B.Pearson    672
York City Knights   10–6   Oldham                 9 September 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent   J.McMullan   1,692
Source:

Round 25


2018 RFL League 1 results

Round 25

Home                   Score  Away               Match Information
Date and Time          Venue  Referee            Attendance
West Wales Raiders     6–112  Keighley Cougars   15 September 2018, 14:00  Stebonheath Park     M. Mannifield  218
Hemel Stags            6–56   York City Knights  16 September 2018, 14:00  Pennine Way stadium  A. Sweet       175
North Wales Crusaders  12–36  Doncaster          16 September 2018, 14:30  Queensway Stadium    T. Crashley    296
Hunslet                10–46  Newcastle Thunder  16 September 2018, 15:00  South Leeds Stadium  L. Staveley    560
Oldham                 16–24  Bradford Bulls     16 September 2018, 15:00  Whitebank Stadium    M. Rossleigh   1,038
Whitehaven             24–20  Coventry Bears     16 September 2018, 15:00  Recreation Ground    B. Pearson     691
Workington Town        38–6   London Skolars     16 September 2018, 15:00  Derwent Park         S. Race        545
Source:

Round 26

Home               Score  Away                   Match Information
Date and Time      Venue  Referee                Attendance
Coventry           14–4   Hunslet                22 September 2018, 15:00  Butts Park Arena            S. Race      380
London Skolars     18–46  Oldham                 22 September 2018, 17:30  Trailfinders Sports Ground  N. Bennett   402
Bradford Bulls     52–7   Hemel Stags            23 September 2018, 15:00  Odsal Stadium               L. Staveley  2,855
Doncaster          44–32  Workington Town        23 September 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium            T. Crashley  689
Keighley Cougars   24–22  North Wales Crusaders  23 September 2018, 15:00  Cougar Park                 J. Roberts   592
Newcastle Thunder  98–6   West Wales Raiders     23 September 2018, 15:00  Kingston Park               B. Robinson  889
York City Knights  32–14  Whitehaven             23 September 2018, 15:00  Bootham Crescent            J. Smith     3,223
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Play-off semi-finals

Home            Score  Away             Match Information
Date and Time   Venue  Referee          Attendance
Bradford Bulls  47–0   Oldham           30 September 2018, 15:00  Odsal Stadium     J. Smith    2,788
Doncaster       18–30  Workington Town  30 September 2018, 15:00  Keepmoat Stadium  N. Bennett  542
Source:

Promotion Final

Home            Score  Away             Match Information
Date and Time   Venue  Referee          Attendance
Bradford Bulls  27–8   Workington Town  7 October 2018, 15:00  Odsal Stadium  M. Griffiths  6,011
Source:


2018 RFL League 1 results

Promotion play-off final

Home           Score  Away             Match Information
Date and Time  Venue  Referee          Attendance
Swinton Lions  33–20  Workington Town  14 October 2018, 15:00  Heywood Road  G. Dolan  703
Source:


Empress He (Tang dynasty)

Empress He (Chinese: 何皇后; died 22 January 906Empress Xuanmu (宣穆皇后) as honored by Later Tang, semi-formally known as Empress Jishan (積善皇后) (after the palace she resided in, Jishan Palace), was the wife of Emperor Zhaozong near the end of the Tang dynasty of China, and the mother of two of his sons, Li Yu, Prince of De, and Emperor Ai. Her husband, herself, and her sons would all die at the hands of the warlord Zhu Quanzhong, who would eventually take over the Tang throne and establish his own Later Liang.

Background

It was not known when the future Empress He was born. She was from Zi Prefecture (梓州, in modern Mianyang, Sichuan), and her family was not prominent. She became a consort of Li Jie's while he was the Prince of Shou.

After Li Jie (who then changed his name to Li Min, and then to Li Ye) became emperor (as Emperor Zhaozong) in 888 after the death of his brother Emperor Xizong,Shufei (淑妃),Li You (who was created the Prince of De) and ninth son Li Zuo (who was created the Prince of Hui).

In 897, while Emperor Zhaozong was at Hua Prefecture (華州, in modern Weinan, Shaanxi) after having fled the imperial capital Chang'an in 896 in response to an attack by the warlord Li Maozhen the military governor (Jiedushi) of Fengxiang Circuit (鳳翔, headquartered in modern Baoji, Shaanxi),Crown Prince (and changed Li You's name to Li Yu), and then created Consort He empress.Empress Wang, the wife of Emperor Dezong, was briefly empress for three days before her death in 786,empresses dowager while they were alive after their sons became emperors and/or been honored empresses posthumously.)

As empress consort


Empress He (Tang dynasty)

As empress consort

Emperor Zhaozong returned to Chang'an in 898 after making peace with Li Maozhen.eunuchs — which led to immediate violent reaction by the powerful eunuch Liu Jishu, one of the two commanders of the eunuch-controlled Shence Armies, who took the Shence Army soldiers into the palace to force him to abdicate and pass the throne to Li Yu. Emperor Zhaozong initially tried to resist Liu's order for him to abdicate, but Empress He, sensing the severity of the situation, convinced him to submit to Liu's order. Liu proclaimed Li Yu emperor (and changed his name to Li Zhen) while having Emperor Zhaozong and Empress He given the titles of retired emperor (Taishang Huang) and retired empress (Taishang Huanghou) respectively, but actually had Emperor Zhaozong and Empress He, and most of their household, put under house arrest at Shaoyang Pavilion (少陽院). Less than two months later, when a group of Shence Army officers loyal to Emperor Zhaozong, led by Sun Dezhao (孫德昭), Dong Yanbi (董彥弼), and Zhou Chenghui (周承誨), killed Liu and his fellow Shence Army commander Wang Zhongxian (王仲先), it was at Empress He's advice that Emperor Zhaozong first verified that Liu and Wang were dead before exiting Shaoyang Pavilion to resume the throne. He changed Li Zhen's name back to Li Yu but removed the title of Crown Prince from him, making him again the Prince of De.


Empress He (Tang dynasty)

Emperor Zhaozong, however, subsequently resisted advice from the Tang dynasty chancellor, Cui Yin to wrest control of the Shence Armies from the eunuchs and put them under the command of the chancellors; instead, he commissioned the eunuchs Han Quanhui and Zhang Yanhong (張彥弘) as the new commanders of the Shence Armies. This eventually led to the deepening of the enmity between Cui and the eunuchs. The chief eunuchs entered into an alliance with Li Maozhen, while Cui entered into an alliance with Zhu Quanzhong the military governor of Xuanwu Circuit (宣武, headquartered in modern Kaifeng, Henan). When Cui summoned Zhu to Chang'an to try to use Zhu to wrest control of the Shence Armies from the eunuchs, the eunuchs kidnapped Emperor Zhaozong and Empress He, taking them to Fengxiang Circuit's capital Fengxiang Municipality.

Zhu subsequently attacked Fengxiang Municipality and put it under siege.李繼侃), and have Li Mi (李秘), the Prince of Jing, marry the daughter of the chancellor Su Jian, to whom Li Maozhen was aligned. Emperor Zhaozong, eager to be out of Li Maozhen's grasp, agreed to both marriage proposals despite Empress He's misgivings. Li Maozhen subsequently transferred the emperor and his household to Zhu, who took them back to Chang'an.


Empress He (Tang dynasty)

Cui subsequently realized that Zhu was leaving soldiers at Chang'an to control the emperor, and he feared the consequences. With the Shence Armies having been disbanded, he tried to reorganize the imperial army to resist Zhu. Zhu, in response, forced Emperor Zhaozong to order Cui's removal; he then put Cui to death. He then, believing that Li Maozhen and Li Maozhen's adoptive son Li Jihui the military governor of Jingnan Circuit (靜難, headquartered in modern Xianyang, Shaanxi) might again attack Chang'an and seize control of the emperor, decided to destroy the city himself and forcibly move the capital to Luoyang, which was firmly under his control. Emperor Zhaozong was forced to agree. However, during the journey to Luoyang, Emperor Zhaozong tried to slow down the trip with the reason that Empress He had just given birth and could not travel fast — so that he could try to send out secret emissaries to other major warlords Wang Jian the military governor of Xichuan Circuit (西川, headquartered in modern Chengdu, Sichuan), Li Keyong the military governor of Hedong Circuit (河東, headquartered in modern Taiyuan, Shanxi), and Yang Xingmi the military governor of Huainan Circuit (淮南, headquartered in modern Yangzhou, Jiangsu) — to no avail, as Zhu forced him to progress quicker to Luoyang.


Empress He (Tang dynasty)

Meanwhile, after the imperial household's arrival in Luoyang, Zhu, despite his having the imperial household under secure control, was disliking the fact that Li Yu was growing up and appearing handsome, worrying that he would become a focus of resistance. (Before Cui's death, he had suggested to Cui that Li Yu, as having improperly taken the throne earlier (albeit under duress) should be put to death; Cui relayed his proposal to Emperor Zhaozong, and when Emperor Zhaozong, who was shocked by the proposal, questioned Zhu, Zhu disavowed having suggested that to Cui.) Emperor Zhaozong and Empress He, under the stress of not knowing what Zhu would do next, spent their days drinking and weeping. After Zhu made his staff member Jiang Xuanhui (蔣玄暉) the director of palace communications in order to have the emperor under his surveillance, Emperor Zhaozong in fact stated to Jiang, on one occasion, "The Prince of De is a beloved son of ours. Why does Quanzhong firmly want him dead?" When Jiang relayed these remarks to Zhu, Zhu became more apprehensive of the emperor, as well as the fact that at this time, the warlords who were resisting him (including Li Maozhen, Li Jihui, Li Keyong, Wang Jian, Yang, Zhao Kuangning the military governor of Zhongyi Circuit (忠義, headquartered in modern Xiangyang, Hubei), and Liu Rengong the military governor of Lulong Circuit (盧龍, headquartered in modern Beijing)) were all ostensibly claiming that they wanted to restore the emperor's powers and return him to Chang'an. With Emperor Zhaozong being an adult and difficult to control, Zhu decided to get rid of the emperor and replace him with someone younger. In the autumn of 904, he sent his adoptive son Zhu Yougong (朱友恭) and the officer Shi Shucong (氏叔琮) with soldiers to the palace. They killed Emperor Zhaozong and the imperial consorts Pei Zhenyi (裴貞一) and Li Jianrong (李漸榮); Empress He was spared only after she begged for her life from Jiang. Zhu declared Li Zuo Crown Prince, and then emperor (as Emperor Ai, with his name changed to Li Zhu). Empress He was honored with the title of empress dowager.

As empress dowager