2007 Formula 3 Sudamericana season

Championship standings

                                   INT       INT       CUR       CUR       BRA       BRA       INT       INT       BUE          BUE          JAC       JAC       SCZ       SCZ       INT       INT
Pos  Driver                        1         2         1         2         1         2         1         2         1            2            1         2         1         2         1         2         Pts
                                   [Brazil]  [Brazil]  [Brazil]  [Brazil]  [Brazil]  [Brazil]  [Brazil]  [Brazil]  [Argentina]  [Argentina]  [Brazil]  [Brazil]  [Brazil]  [Brazil]  [Brazil]  [Brazil]
1    [Brazil] Clemente Faria, Jr.                                                                                122
2    [Brazil] Mario Romancini                                                                                85
3    [Brazil] Fernando Galera                                                                                69
4    [Brazil] Felipe Guimarães                                                                                54

  * Official website


2017 Judgments of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom

This is a list of the judgments given by the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom in the year 2017. 5 cases have been decided as of 25 January 2017 and these are ordered by neutral citation.

In 2017 Lord Neuberger is the President of the Supreme Court, Lady Hale is the Deputy President.

The table lists judgments made by the court and the opinions of the judges in each case. Judges are treated as having concurred in another's judgment when they either formally attach themselves to the judgment of another or speak only to acknowledge their concurrence with one or more judges. Any judgment which reaches a conclusion which differs from the majority on one or more major points of the appeal has been treated as dissent.

All dates are for 2017 unless expressly stated otherwise.

Table key

  Delivered a judgment (majority)    Concurred in the judgment of another justice (majority)    Delivered a judgment (dissenting)    Concurred in the judgment of another justice (dissent)    Did not participate in the decision

2017 Judgments

Case name                                                               Citation        Argued                              Decided           Neuberger  Hale  Mance  Kerr  Clarke  Wilson  Sumption  Reed  Carnwath  Hughes  Hodge
               Rahmatullah (No 2) v Ministry of Defence                 [2017] UKSC 1             9-10 May 2016                17 January
            Abd Ali Hameed Al-Waheed v Ministry of Defence              [2017] UKSC 2   1-4 February 2016; 26 October 2016     17 January
                            Belhaj v Straw                              [2017] UKSC 3           9-12 November 2015             17 January
                       FirstGroup Plc v Paulley                         [2017] UKSC 4              15 June 2016                18 January
    R (Miller) v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union      [2017] UKSC 5           5-8 December 2016              24 January


Akers v Samba Financial Group                       [2017] UKSC 6            27–28 April 2016           1 February 2017
      DB v Chief Constable of Police Service of Northern Ireland        [2017] UKSC 7            15 November 2016           1 February 2017
In the matter of an application by Denise Brewster for Judicial Review  [2017] UKSC 8            24 November 2016           8 February 2017
        R (Hicks) v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis           [2017] UKSC 9            28–29 June 2016            15 February 2017
         R (MM) v Secretary of State for the Home Department            [2017] UKSC 10         22–24 February 2016          22 February 2017
       R (Agyarko) v Secretary of State for the Home Department         [2017] UKSC 11            6–7 April 2016            22 February 2017
       Homes and Communities Agency v J S Bloor (Wilmslow) Ltd          [2017] UKSC 12           12 January 2017            22 February 2017
                    Isle of Wight Council v Platt                       [2017] UKSC 28           31 January 2017              6 April 2017
                     R (UNISON) v Lord Chancellor                       [2017] UKSC 51           27–28 March 2017             26 July 2017

  * Supreme Court decided cases (2017)


1963 in Cape Verde

The following lists events that happened during 1963 in Cape Verde.

Incumbents

  * Colonial governor:
      + Silvino Silvério Marques
      + Leão Maria Tavares Rosado do Sacramento Monteiro

Events

Main article: 1963

Sports

  * Boavista FC won the Cape Verdean Football Championship

Births

  * May 30: Tito Paris, musician


1929–30 Rochdale A.F.C. season

The 1929–30 season saw Rochdale compete for their 9th season in the Football League Third Division North.

Statistics

No.   Pos    Nat             Player             Total  Division 3 North  FA Cup  Lancashire Cup  Manchester Cup
Apps  Goals  Apps            Goals              Apps   Goals             Apps    Goals           Apps            Goals
      GK     [England] ENG   Len Crompton       12     0                 11      0               0               0      1  0  0  0
      DF     [England] ENG   Phil Hope          16     1                 13      1               0               0      1  0  2  0
      DF     [England] ENG   Tom Watson         44     0                 39      0               1               0      2  0  2  0
      MF     [England] ENG   James Parton       8      0                 7       0               0               0      1  0  0  0
      MF     [England] ENG   Evan Hooker        25     0                 25      0               0               0      0  0  0  0
      FW     [England] ENG   Jack Barber        48     1                 42      1               1               0      2  0  3  0
      MF     [England] ENG   George Stott       46     16                39      13              1               0      2  1  4  2
      FW     [England] ENG   Billy Bertram      47     15                41      14              1               0      2  1  3  0
      FW     [England] ENG   Jack Milsom        17     15                14      13              1               1      2  1  0  0
      FW     [Wales] WAL     Harry Lewis        36     7                 32      6               0               0      1  0  3  1
      MF     [Scotland] SCO  Tom Lindsay        7      0                 7       0               0               0      0  0  0  0
      MF     [England] ENG   Jack Hall          14     0                 8       0               1               0      2  0  3  0
      MF     [England] ENG   Lawrie Baker       38     0                 34      0               1               0      1  0  2  0
      FW     [Wales] WAL     Christopher Jones  3      0                 1       0               0               0      0  0  2  0
      FW     [England] ENG   Tom Tippett        35     35                30      29              1               0      1  1  3  5
      MF     [England] ENG   Dick Brown         46     12                39      10              1               0      2  0  4  2
      DF     [England] ENG   Allan Murray       6      0                 5       0               0               0      1  0  0  0
      GK     [Wales] WAL     Thomas Lynch       37     0                 31      0               1               0      1  0  4  0
      DF     [England] ENG   Dougie Oliver      31     0                 26      0               1               0      0  0  4  0
      MF     [Wales] WAL     Idris Williams     19     1                 15      1               0               0      0  0  4  0
      MF     [England] ENG   Austin Trippier    3      0                 3       0               0               0      0  0  0  0
      MF     [England] ENG   Henry Martin       1      0                 0       0               0               0      0  0  1  0

Final league table

Main article: 1929–30 Football League Third Division North


1929–30 Rochdale A.F.C. season

Main article: 1929–30 Football League Third Division North

     Team
Pos    * v               Pld  HW  HD  HL  HGF  HGA  AW  AD  AL  AGF  AGA  GAv    Pts
       * t
       * e
8    Hartlepools United  42   13  4   4   50   24   4   7   10  31   50   1.095  45
9    Southport           42   11  5   5   49   31   4   8   9   32   43   1.095  43
10   Rochdale            42   14  3   4   57   30   4   4   13  32   61   0.978  43
11   Crewe Alexandra     42   12  5   4   55   28   5   3   13  27   43   1.155  42
12   Tranmere Rovers     42   12  4   5   57   35   4   5   12  26   51   0.965  41

Source: rsssf.com

Competitions

Football League Third Division North

Main article: 1929–30 Football League
31 August 1929 1  Lincoln City  0 – 0   Rochdale  Lincoln
                                Report            Stadium: Sincil Bank
                                                  Attendance: 6415

3 September 1929 2  Rochdale  2 – 1   Chesterfield  Rochdale
                    Hope      Report  Lee           Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                    Barber                          Attendance: 5878

7 September 1929 3  Rochdale  2 – 1   Tranmere Rovers  Rochdale
                    Milsom    Report  Meston           Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                    Bertram                            Attendance: 4403

14 September 1929 4  Halifax Town  2 – 3   Rochdale           Halifax
                                           Tippett            Stadium: The Shay
                     Hickman       Report  Stott              Attendance: 4982
                                           Wheelhouse (o.g.)

17 September 1929 5  Rochdale  4 – 1   Darlington  Rochdale
                     Brown                         Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                     Bertram   Report  Wrightson   Attendance: 5614
                     Tippett

21 September 1929 6  Rochdale  1 – 2   Rotherham United  Rochdale
                     Milsom    Report  Murden            Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                                       Smailes           Attendance: 4700

28 September 1929 7  Wrexham    8 – 0   Rochdale  Wrexham
                     Woodhouse
                     Ascroft    Report            Stadium: Racecourse Ground
                     Longmuir                     Attendance: 5445
                     Bamford

5 October 1929 8  South Shields Adelaide Athletic  2 – 2   Rochdale  South Shields
                  Maycock                          Report  Bertram   Stadium: Horsley Hill
                                                           Stott     Attendance: 3876

12 October 1929 9  Rochdale  4 – 0   Accrington Stanley  Rochdale
                   Milsom    Report                      Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                   Brown                                 Attendance: 5362

19 October 1929 10  Rochdale  6 – 1   Barrow  Rochdale
                    Milsom    Report  Rock    Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                    Bertram                   Attendance: 4151


1929–30 Rochdale A.F.C. season

26 October 1929 11  Port Vale       3 – 3   Rochdale  Stoke-on-Trent
                    Fishwick                Milsom    Stadium: Old Recreation Ground
                    Pynegar (pen.)  Report  Brown     Attendance: 8902
                    Griffiths

2 November 1929 12  Rochdale  5 – 0   New Brighton  Rochdale
                    Bertram                         Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                    Milsom    Report                Attendance: 3136
                    Lewis

9 November 1929 13  Stockport County  4 – 2   Rochdale  Stockport
                    Lincoln
                    Fielding          Report  Milsom    Stadium: Edgeley Park
                    Bocking                             Attendance: 12903
                    Newton

23 November 1929 14  Crewe Alexandra  6 – 1   Rochdale  Crewe
                     Broome                             Stadium: Gresty Road
                     Scullion         Report  Milsom    Attendance: 4011
                     Gorringe

14 December 1929 15  Rochdale  2 – 1   Wigan Borough  Rochdale
                     Tippett   Report  Smith          Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                     Bertram                          Attendance: 1826

21 December 1929 16  Wigan Borough  3 – 1   Rochdale  Wigan
                     Welsby         Report  Tippett   Stadium: Springfield Park
                     Smith                            Attendance: 2518

25 December 1929 17  Rochdale  2 – 4   Doncaster Rovers  Rochdale
                     Tippett           Smith             Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                     Bertram   Report  Bott              Attendance: 2996
                                       Patterson

26 December 1929 18  Doncaster Rovers  3 – 1   Rochdale  Doncaster
                     Patterson                           Stadium: Belle Vue
                     Wadsworth         Report  Tippett   Attendance: 7799
                     Gregory

28 December 1929 A  Rochdale  1 a 1  Lincoln City  Rochdale
                                                   Stadium: Spotland Stadium

1 January 1930 19  Chesterfield  2 – 0   Rochdale  Chesterfield
                   Hunt          Report            Stadium: Saltergate Recreation Ground
                   Bullock                         Attendance: 5293

4 January 1930 20  Tranmere Rovers  2 – 2   Rochdale  Birkenhead
                   Cartman          Report  Tippett   Stadium: Prenton Park
                   Urmson                   Brown     Attendance: 3273

11 January 1930 21  Rochdale  2 – 2   Southport  Rochdale
                    Tippett   Report  Cowen      Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                                      Hills      Attendance: 2101

14 January 1930 22  Nelson  1 – 0   Rochdale  Nelson
                    Hedley  Report            Stadium: Seedhill
                                              Attendance: 1359

18 January 1930 23  Rochdale  0 – 3   Halifax Town  Rochdale
                              Report  Proctor       Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                                      Cooper        Attendance: 2759

25 January 1930 24  Rotherham United  0 – 4   Rochdale  Rotherham
                                              Tippett   Stadium: Millmoor
                                      Report  Stott     Attendance: 5915
                                              Bertram

1 February 1930 25  Rochdale  5 – 4   Wrexham  Rochdale
                    Stott             Rogers   Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                    Tippett   Report  Bell     Attendance: 2637
                    Lewis             Bamford


1929–30 Rochdale A.F.C. season

8 February 1930 26  Rochdale  2 – 0   South Shields Adelaide Athletic  Rochdale
                    Tippett   Report                                   Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                    Stott                                              Attendance: 3176

15 February 1930 27  Accrington Stanley  6 – 2   Rochdale  Accrington
                     Pears
                     Hawes               Report  Bertram   Stadium: Peel Park
                     Ferguson                              Attendance: 4361
                     Parsons

22 February 1930 28  Barrow  2 – 0   Rochdale  Barrow-in-Furness
                     Murray  Report            Stadium: Holker Street
                     Millar                    Attendance: 3216

1 March 1930 29  Rochdale  0 – 0   Port Vale  Rochdale
                           Report             Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                                              Attendance: 7177

8 March 1930 30  New Brighton  2 – 0   Rochdale  New Brighton
                 Oakes         Report            Stadium: Sandheys Park
                 Taylor                          Attendance: 4160

15 March 1930 31  Rochdale  3 – 1   Stockport County  Rochdale
                  Williams  Report  Tompkinson        Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                  Tippett                             Attendance: 4516

22 March 1930 32  York City  6 – 0   Rochdale  York
                  Gardner
                  Fenoughty  Report            Stadium: Fulfordgate
                  Millar                       Attendance: 4720
                  Bottrill

29 March 1930 33  Rochdale  3 – 1   Crewe Alexandra  Rochdale
                  Tippett   Report  Pringle          Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                  Stott                              Attendance: 2370

5 April 1930 34  Southport  2 – 3   Rochdale  Southport
                 Cowen      Report  Lewis     Stadium: Haig Avenue
                 Allen              Stott     Attendance: 2703

8 April 1930 35  Rochdale  3 – 4   Lincoln City  Rochdale
                 Tippett   Report  Roberts       Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                                   Ellis         Attendance: 1046

12 April 1930 36  Rochdale  4 – 1   Nelson   Rochdale
                  Brown                      Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                  Bertram   Report  Carmedy  Attendance: 2621
                  Stott

18 April 1930 37  Rochdale  1 – 1   Hartlepools United  Rochdale
                  Stott     Report  Pedwell             Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                                                        Attendance: 2441

19 April 1930 38  Carlisle United  2 – 0   Rochdale  Carlisle
                  Hutchison        Report            Stadium: Brunton Park
                  Henderson                          Attendance: 2987

21 April 1930 39  Hartlepools United  2 – 8   Rochdale  Hartlepool
                  Pedwell             Report  Brown     Stadium: Victoria Park
                                              Tippett   Attendance: 3655

22 April 1930 40  Darlington  3 – 0   Rochdale  Darlington
                  Wellock                       Stadium: Feethams
                  Brown       Report            Attendance: 3013
                  Mitchell

29 April 1930 41  Rochdale  2 – 0   Carlisle United  Rochdale
                  Stott     Report                   Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                                                     Attendance: 1758


1929–30 Rochdale A.F.C. season

3 May 1930 42  Rochdale  4 – 2   York City  Rochdale
               Lewis             Gardner    Stadium: Spotland Stadium
               Tippett   Report  Bottrill   Attendance: 1564
               Brown

FA Cup

Main article: 1929–30 FA Cup
30 November 1929 1  Accrington Stanley  3 – 1   Rochdale  Accrington
                    Jepson              Report  Milsom    Stadium: Peel Park
                    Armstrong                             Attendance: 5500

Lancashire Cup

9 September 1929 1  Nelson  3 – 4  Rochdale  Nelson
                                   Milsom
                                   Tippett   Stadium: Seedhill
                                   Bertram
                                   Stott

16 October 1929 2  Manchester United  5 – 0  Rochdale  Manchester
                                                       Stadium: Old Trafford

Manchester Cup

4 March 1930 3  Ashton National  1 – 6  Rochdale  Ashton-under-Lyne
                                        Tippett
                                        Brown     Stadium: National Park
                                        Lewis     Attendance: 3300
                                        Stott

1 April 1930 SF  Rochdale  3 – 3  Wigan Borough  Rochdale
                 Tippett                         Stadium: Spotland Stadium
                 Stott                           Attendance: 3000

9 April 1930 SF - Replay 1  Wigan Borough  0 – 0  Rochdale  Wigan
                                                            Stadium: Springfield Park

30 April 1930 SF - Replay 2  Rochdale  1 – 2  Wigan Borough  Rochdale
                             Tippett                         Stadium: Spotland Stadium


2007 Football League One play-off final

The 2007 Football League One play-off final was an association football match which was played on 27 May 2007 at Wembley Stadium, London, between Yeovil Town and Blackpool to determine the third and final team to gain promotion from Football League One to the Football League Championship. The top two teams of the 2006–07 Football League One season, Scunthorpe United and Bristol City, gained automatic promotion to the Championship, while the teams placed from third to sixth in the table took part in play-offs. The winners of the play-off semi-finals competed for the final place for the 2007–08 season in the Championship. The losing semi-finalists were Nottingham Forest and Oldham Athletic.

The match was played in front of a crowd of 59,313 and was refereed by Andy D'Urso. Blackpool dominated the early stages of the match. In the 43rd minute, Keigan Parker was fouled and Robbie Willams curled in the resulting free kick to make it 1–0 to Blackpool. Yeovil started the second half strongly, pushing a number of players high up the pitch in attack. Blackpool counter-attacked in the 52nd minute and Parker doubled their lead with a curling strike into the top-right corner of the Yeovil goal. Late in the match, Yeovil's best chance fell to Marcus Stewart whose diving header struck the ground and bounced over the Blackpool crossbar. The match finished 2–0 to Blackpool who were promoted to the second tier for the first time in 29 years.

In their following season, Blackpool finished in 19th place in the Championship, three places above the relegation zone. Yeovil ended their next season in 18th position in League One, three places and four points ahead of the relegation places.

Route to the final

Main article: 2006–07 Football League
Football League One final table, leading positions
Pos  Team               Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GD   Pts
1    Scunthorpe United  46   26  13  7   73  35  +38  91
2    Bristol City       46   25  10  11  63  39  +24  85
3    Blackpool          46   24  11  11  76  49  +27  83
4    Nottingham Forest  46   23  13  10  65  41  +24  82
5    Yeovil Town        46   23  10  13  55  39  +16  79
6    Oldham Athletic    46   21  12  13  69  47  +22  75


2007 Football League One play-off final

Blackpool finished the regular 2006–07 season in third place in Football League One, the third tier of the English football league system, two places ahead of Yeovil Town. Both therefore missed out on the two automatic places for promotion to the Football League Championship and instead took part in the play-offs to determine the third promoted team. Blackpool finished two points behind Bristol City (who were promoted in second place) and eight behind league winners Scunthorpe United.

Yeovil Town's opponents for their play-off semi-final were Nottingham Forest with the first match of the two-legged tie taking place at Huish Park in Yeovil on 11 May 2007. Midway through the first half, Nathan Jones fouled James Perch in the Yeovil box to concede a penalty. Kris Commons struck the spot-kick into the bottom corner of the goal to make it 1–0 to the visitors. Yeovil dominated the latter stages and pushed forward which allowed Nottingham Forest to break in the final minute of the game, when Jack Lester was brought down by Terrell Forbes to concede another penalty. Perch scored from the spot to double Forest's lead and end the first leg 2–0.City Ground a week later. Arron Davies put the visitors ahead midway through the first half but two minutes after half time, Scott Dobie equalised with a header from a Lewis McGugan corner. Alan Wright scored an own goal eight minutes from full time after the ball deflected in off him from a Jean-Paul Kalala shot which struck the Yeovil goalpost. It was followed five minutes later by a headed goal from Marcus Stewart to make it 3–1. David Prutton was sent off for Nottingham Forest in the last minute of regular time for two yellow cards and the aggregate final score of 3–3 saw the game go into extra time. Lee Morris scored in the 92nd minute before a volley from Gary Holt reduced the deficit for Forest. Davies scored his second and Yeovil's fifth with eleven minutes remaining ensuring a 5–4 aggregate victory for the club and progression to the final.


2007 Football League One play-off final

Blackpool faced Oldham Athletic in the other semi-final; the first leg was held at Boundary Park in Oldham on 13 May 2007. After a goalless first half, Blackpool's Shaun Barker headed in a corner in the 52nd minute. Despite further domination from the visitors, Oldham equalised on 75 minutes with a penalty: Michael Jackson fouled Chris Porter in the Blackpool area and Andy Liddell scored the resulting spot-kick. With three minutes remaining Wes Hoolahan scored for Blackpool to secure a 2–1 victory for his side.Bloomfield Road in Blackpool. Keith Southern opened the scoring in the 28th minute with a shot from around 23 yards (21 m) which beat Alan Blayney in the Oldham goal. Andy Morrell doubled Blackpool's lead with fifteen minutes of the match remaining after Hoolahan had won the ball from Kelvin Lomax. Matt Wolfendon then scored for Oldham in the 83rd minute to make it 2–1. Keigan Parker scored with a curling shot in the 90th minute and the match ended 3–1 to Blackpool who progressed to the final with a 5–2 aggregate win.

Match

Background

Yeovil Town had been promoted from non-League football after they finished the 2002–03 Football Conference season as champions, and had been promoted to the third tier of English football two seasons later. This was their first appearance in the play-offs and their first match at Wembley Stadium.Torquay United on penalties in the 1991 Football League Fourth Division play-off final at the old Wembley Stadium, defeated Scunthorpe United in a penalty shootout in the following season's final and beat Leyton Orient 4–2 in the 2001 Football League Third Division play-off final at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. Blackpool had played in the third tier of English football ever since.Wayne Gray, with 12 goals (11 in the league, 1 in the League Cup) and Leon Best with 10 (all in the league).FA Cup), Parker with 14 (13 in the league, 1 in the FA Cup) and Scott Vernon, also with 14 (11 in the league, 1 in the FA Cup and 2 in the League Cup).


2007 Football League One play-off final

According to the Racing Post, Blackpool were clear favourites to win the match with Yeovil having been tipped at the beginning of the season to be relegated.Chris Brandon was available for Blackpool after serving out a suspension, but was not selected, while Southern returned to the team after recovering from injury. For Yeovil, captain Terry Skiverton returned from a groin injury, and was named as a substitute, while Chris Cohen and Anthony Barry awaited fitness tests.

The referee for the final was Andy D'Urso from Essex.Sky Sports.4–4–2 formation.

Summary

The match kicked off around 3 p.m. in front of a Wembley crowd of 59,313.Robbie Williams and Claus Jørgensen having shots at the Yeovil goal. In the 40th minute, Yeovil were forced to make their first substitution of the game when Chris Cohen picked up an injury and was replaced by Jean-Paul Kalala. Three minutes later, Parker was fouled and Willams curled in the resulting free kick to make it 1–0 to Blackpool. Just before half-time, Paul Rachubka made a fingertip save to push Davies' free-kick over the Blackpool crossbar.

Neither side made any changes to their personnel during the interval and Yeovil started the second half strongly, pushing a number of players high up the pitch in attack. Blackpool exploited that with a counter-attack in the 52nd minute, when Parker doubled the lead with a curling strike into the top-right corner of the Yeovil goal. Steve Mildenhall, the Yeovil goalkeeper, then made two low saves to first deny Parker and then Morrell. Late in the match, Yeovil's best chance fell to Stewart whose diving header struck the ground before bouncing over the Blackpool crossbar. The match finished 2–0 to Blackpool who were promoted to the second tier for the first time in 29 years.

Details

27 May 2007
15:00 BST
Yeovil Town  0–2       Blackpool
             (Report)  Williams 43'
                       Parker 52'

Wembley Stadium, London
Attendance: 59,313
Referee: Andy D'Urso (Essex)
Yeovil Town  Blackpool


2007 Football League One play-off final

GK             1   Steve Mildenhall                                                    GK             1   Paul Rachubka
RB             16  Andy Lindegaard                  [downward-facing red arrow] 77'    RB             25  Shaun Barker          [Yellow card]
CB             6   Terrell Forbes                                                      CB             5   Michael Jackson (c)
CB             5   Scott Guyett                                                        CB             29  Ian Evatt
LB             3   Nathan Jones (c)                                                    LB             6   Robbie Williams
RM             10  Wayne Gray                                                          RM             8   Adrian Forbes                        [downward-facing red arrow] 78'
CM             11  Chris Cohen                      [downward-facing red arrow] 40'    CM             26  Claus Bech Jørgensen
CM             8   Anthony Barry     [Yellow card]                                     CM             4   Keith Southern
LM             9   Arron Davies                                                        LM             27  Wes Hoolahan                         [downward-facing red arrow] 86'
ST             24  Lee Morris        [Yellow card]  [downward-facing red arrow] 72'    CF             7   Keigan Parker
ST             29  Marcus Stewart                                                      CF             18  Andy Morrell
Substitutes:                                                                           Substitutes:
DF             4   Terry Skiverton                                                     DF             2   Danny Coid
DF             24  Mark Lynch                       [upward-facing green arrow] 77'    MF             20  David Fox                            [upward-facing green arrow] 78'
MF             32  Matthew Rose                                                        MF             30  Simon Gillett                        [upward-facing green arrow] 89'
MF             14  Jean-Paul Kalala                 [upward-facing green arrow] 40'    FW             10  Scott Vernon                         [upward-facing green arrow] 86'
FW             30  Darryl Knights                   [upward-facing green arrow] 73'    FW             28  Ben Burgess
Manager:                                                                               Manager:
Russell Slade                                                                          Simon Grayson

Post-match

The Blackpool manager Simon Grayson said he had been confident of success, despite a poor start to the season which saw them win once in eleven games, and noted "they have kept going all season and rounded it off today with a fantastic performance."Russell Slade had experienced defeat with Grimsby Town in the 2006 Football League Two play-off final, and described it as "a double blow" but conceded that Yeovil were "beaten by a better side". ... to come here and win at Wembley is just amazing."

In their following season, Blackpool finished in 19th place in the Championship, three places and two points above the relegation zone.next season in 18th position in League One, three places and four points ahead of relegation.


Ble Patumrach R-Siam

Artit Somnoei (Thai: อาทิตย์ สมน้อย) or stage name Ble Patumrach R-Siam (Thai: เบิ้ล ปทุมราช อาร์สยาม) is a Thai Luk thung singer, songwriter and Net idol.

Biography

His nickname is Ble (Thai: เบิ้ล). He was born on 30 June 1996 at Amnat Charoen Province. He is on stage for Thai music from 2015 to the present.

He graduated at Prathumrach Wongsa School, Secondary 6 in 2014.

Discography

Single Discography

  * I have my reason (อ้ายมีเหตุผล)
  * Father's words. (คำสอนของพ่อ)
  * Nether on Facebook nor Line. (เฟสก็หายไลน์ก็เงียบ)
  * Babe, I wanna make up with you. (คนดีพี่มาง้อ) (Featuring Tanya R-Siam)
  * Online Love (สื่อรักออนไลน์)
  * The last hug (กอดครั้งสุดท้าย) (Featuring Tanya R-Siam)
  * Let you go (ให้น้องไปสา)
  * My life for you (Ost.Sankatmochan Mahabali Hanuman) (ลมหายใจพลีให้เธอ)
  * The two greatest things in my life (Ost.Chaloei Suek) (สองสิ่งที่ยิ่งใหญ่)
  * I did all I could (อ้ายเฮ็ดทุกวิถีทาง)(Featuring Kong Huayrai)

Dramas

  * 2022 Krasue Lam Sing (กระสือลำซิ่ง) (Cheer Up/Ch.8) as Ble Patumrach R-Siam
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Anchorage Opera

Anchorage Opera (AO) is a professional opera company located in Anchorage, Alaska and is a member of OPERA America.

History

Anchorage Opera was one of the first major performing arts institutions established by Americans in the Circumpolar North. The company was officially incorporated as Anchorage Civic Opera in 1962.Lorene Harrison once worked with the opera.Behind The Green Door.

  * Official Site of Anchorage Opera


2007 Vrienden van het Platteland season

The 2007 women's road cycling season was the eighth season for the Vrienden van het Platteland (UCI code: VVP) cycling team, which began as Ondernemers van Nature in 2000.

The main victories on the road for the team were the time trial at the Tour of Chongming Island by Ellen van Dijk and the Norwegian and Dutch Time Trial Championships by Anita Valen and Ellen van Dijk. On the track Van Dijk also won the individual pursuit at the Dutch National Track Cycling Championships. At the end of the year the team ended 23rd in the UCI Team's Ranking with Ellen van Dijk as the best individual at the 37th place in the UCI Individual Women's Road Ranking.

Roster

Ages as of 1 January 2007.

                       Rider                       Date of birth                              Rider                        Date of birth
Liesbeth Bakker (NED)  1 July 1986 (aged 20)                        Anita Valen (NOR)         12 December 1968 (aged 38)
Janne Brok (NED)       7 June 1987 (aged 19)                        Monique van de Ree (NED)  2 March 1988 (aged 18)
Katie Brown (AUS)      2 February 1983 (aged 23)                    Moniek Rotmensen (NED)    25 April 1986 (aged 20)
Ellen van Dijk (NED)   11 February 1987 (aged 19)                   Monique Verstraten (NED)  24 April 1983 (aged 23)
Yvonne Leezer (NED)    9 February 1987 (aged 19)                    Jaccolien Wallaard (NED)  30 September 1982 (aged 24)
Emma Mackie (AUS)      9 September 1984 (aged 22)

Sources

Riders who joined the team for the 2007 season Rider                     2006 team  Riders who left the team during or after the 2006 season Rider                       2007 team
Liesbeth Bakker (NED)                                                               Chantal Beltman (NED)
Katie Brown (AUS)                                                                   Heidi de Voogd (NED)
Emma Mackie (AUS)                                                                   Corrien van Haastert (NED)
Anita Valen (NOR)                                                                   Esther van der Helm (NED)
Monique van de Ree (NED)                                                            Iris Slappendel (NED)
Jaccolien Wallaard (NED)                                                            Sharon van Essen (NED)

Season


2007 Vrienden van het Platteland season

Season

The first podium place for the team was a third place for Jaccolien Wallaard at Omloop Het Volk in March. In May Ellen van Dijk finished third at Omloop van Borsele and in the time trial stage at the Tour de l'Aude Cycliste Féminin. Van Dijk finished third again in an international time trial at the Tour of Chongming Island Time trial in June. The day afterwards Van Dijk won the first stage of the Tour of Chongming Island with Wallaard in third place. After finishing second in the stage 2 and stage 3 Van Dijk ended also second in the general classification.European Championships (under-23) and finished fifth in the time trial. At the national championships Anita Valen won the time trial in Norway and finished second in the road race. In the Netherlands Ellen van Dijk won the Dutch time trial championships. Due to Van Dijks' good results in the time trials she was chosen to represent the Netherlands in the time trial at the World Championships in Stuttgart where she finished 17th.Woerden.national track championships she became Dutch champion in the individual pursuit, ahead of Marianne Vos and Kirsten Wild, and finished fourth in the scratch race and points race.

Results

Season victories

See also: 2007 in women's road cycling
Single day and stage races 2007
Date    Nation  Race                              Cat.  Winner
3 June  China   Stage 1 Tour of Chongming Island  2.2   [Netherlands] Ellen van Dijk

National, Continental and World champions 2007
Date         Discipline                                                  Jersey  Winner
29 June      Norwegian National Time Trial Champion                              Anita Valen
15 August    Dutch national time trial champion                                  Ellen van Dijk
30 December  Dutch National Track Cycling Champion – Individual pursuit          Ellen van Dijk

Results in major races


2007 Vrienden van het Platteland season

Results in major races

Results at the 2007 UCI Women's Road World Cup races
#  Date          Race                                          Country      Best rider                    Place
1  3 March       Geelong World Cup                             Australia    -                             -
2  8 April       Tour of Flanders for Women                    Belgium      [Netherlands] Ellen van Dijk  40th
3  12 April      Ronde van Drenthe                             Netherlands  [Netherlands] Ellen van Dijk  15th
4  25 April      La Flèche Wallonne Féminine                   Belgium      -                             -
5  13 May        Tour de Berne                                 Switzerland  -                             -
6  2 June        Coupe du Monde Cycliste Féminine de Montréal  Canada       -                             -
7  5 August      Open de Suède Vårgårda                        Sweden       [Norway] Anita Valen          13th
8  1 September   GP de Plouay                                  France       -                             -
9  16 September  Rund um die Nürnberger Altstadt               Germany      [Norway] Anita Valen          15th

Results in other major single day races
Date          Race                                                       Rider                         Place
3 July        European Road Championships – Women's under-23 time trial  [Netherlands] Ellen van Dijk  5th
5 July        European Road Championships – Women's under-23 road race   [Netherlands] Ellen van Dijk  11th
23 September  Road World Championships – Women's time trial              [Netherlands] Ellen van Dijk  17th

UCI World Ranking

Main article: 2007 UCI Women's Road World Rankings

The team finished 23rd in the UCI ranking for teams.

Individual UCI World Ranking
Rank  Rider                             Points
37    [Netherlands] Ellen van Dijk      145
120   [Norway] Anita Valen              34
145   [Netherlands] Jaccolien Wallaard  22
356   [Netherlands] Monique van de Ree  3


2008 Campeonato Baiano

The Campeonato Baiano 2008 is the 104th edition of the Campeonato Baiano. Vitória won the competition.

Format

First stage:

The 12 teams play in double round-robin in 22 rounds. The top 4 qualify for the Final Stage, the bottom team is relegated.

Final stage:

The 4 teams play in double round-robin in 6 rounds. The winners of Final Stage is the champions. The top 3 teams (except the clubs of Série A and Série B) qualify for the Série C.

Participating teams

  * Atlético-BA              * Ipitanga
  * Bahia                    * Itabuna
  * Camaçari                 * Juazeiro
  * Colo-Colo                * Poções
  * Feirense                 * Vitória
  * Fluminense de Feira      * Vitória da Conquista

Standings

Campeonato Baiano League Table, 2008

P           Team           Pts  G   W   D   L   GF  GA  GD    %
1   Bahia                  50   22  15  5   2   38  13  25   75,8
2   Vitória da Conquista   48   22  15  3   4   45  26  19   72,7
3   Vitória                42   22  13  3   6   50  28  22   63,6
4   Itabuna                35   22  9   8   5   34  32   2   53,0
5   Atlético-BA            34   22  10  4   8   33  28   5   51,5
6   Colo-Colo              34   22  10  4   8   25  22   3   51,5
7   Ipitanga               28   22  8   4   10  32  35  -3   42,4
8   Feirense               28   22  7   7   8   30  28   2   42,4
9   Camaçari               22   22  5   7   10  27  39  -12  33,3
10  Fluminense de Feira *  16   22  4   10  8   30  35  -5   24,2
11  Poções                 13   22  3   4   15  17  42  -25  19,7
12  Juazeiro                9   22  2   3   17  20  53  -33  13,6

P - position; Pts – points earned; G – games played; W - matches won; D - matches drawn; L - matches lost;
GF – goals for; GA – goals against; GD – goal difference; % - Percentage points achieved

  Advance to the final stage of Campeonato Baiano 2008
  Relegated to the Série B 2008

* For offending the referee, Fluminense de Feira was punished with the loss of 6 points.


2008 Campeonato Baiano

Final stage

Final standings

Team                                                                                Pts           G   W  D  L  GF  GA  GD
                                                    1                                                       Vitória               10  6  3  1  2   16  13  3
                                                    2                                                       Bahia                 10  6  3  1  2   11  8   3
                                                    3                                                       Vitória da Conquista  8   6  2  2  2   12  14  -2
                                                    4                                                       Itabuna               6   6  2  0  4   8   12  -4
P - position; Pts – points earned; G – games played; W - matches won; D - matches drawn; L - matches lost;
GF – goals for; GA – goals against; GD – goal difference

First Three Matches

Round           Date                  Home team             Score                 Away team
     1st           April 6, 2008      Vitória da Conquista         0 - 0          Bahia
April 6, 2008                Itabuna         0 - 1          Vitória
     2nd           April 13, 2008                    Bahia         2 - 1          Itabuna
April 13, 2008               Vitória         5 - 5          Vitória da Conquista
     3rd           April 20, 2008                  Vitória         1 - 4          Bahia
April 20, 2008  Vitória da Conquista         2 - 0          Itabuna

Second Three Matches

Round           Date            Home team             Score    Away team
     4th        April 26, 2008               Itabuna   3 - 2   Vitória da Conquista
April 27, 2008           Bahia         0 - 3          Vitória
     5th         May 1, 2008    Vitória da Conquista   3 - 1   Vitória
 May 1, 2008           Itabuna         3 - 0          Bahia
     6th         May 4, 2008                   Bahia   5 - 0   Vitória da Conquista
 May 4, 2008           Vitória         5 - 1          Itabuna

Campeonato Baiano
2008 Winners
Vitória
24th Title


Anno Domini High Definition

Anno Domini High Definition is the fourth studio album by Polish progressive rock band Riverside and also the first full-length Riverside album that is separate from the Reality Dream suite. The album was released in Poland on Friday 19 June 2009 through Mystic Production and was released in Europe on 6 July 2009 through InsideOut. The album was a commercial success in the band's home country of Poland where it reached the top of the official album chart.Travis Smith.

A special edition of the album includes a bonus DVD, filmed during a December 2008 live performance at Amsterdam's Paradiso club.

Track listing

No.  Title                      Length
1.   "Hyperactive"              5:45
2.   "Driven to Destruction"    7:06
     "Egoist Hedonist"
3.     * "I. Different?"        8:57
       * "II Hedonist Party"
       * "III Straw Man Dance"
4.   "Left Out"                 10:59
5.   "Hybrid Times"             11:53

Special edition bonus DVD 'Live in Amsterdam 2008'

 1. "Volte-Face" - 8:50
 2. "I Turned You Down" - 5:10
 3. "Reality Dream III" - 5:16
 4. "Beyond The Eyelids" - 7:23
 5. "Conceiving You" - 4:18
 6. "Ultimate Trip" - 5:07
 7. "02 Panic Room" - 4:43Professional ratings
 7. Review scores
    Source               Rating
    Allmusic
    Lords of Metal
    Metal Storm          (9/10)
    Obnoxious Listeners

    Personnel

    Riverside

      * Mariusz Duda – vocals, bass, acoustic guitar
      * Piotr Grudziński – guitar
      * Michał Łapaj – keyboards, theremin
      * Piotr Kozieradzki – drums

    Guest musicians

      * Rafał Gańko – trumpet on "Egoist Hedonist"
      * Karol Gołowacz – saxophone on "Egoist Hedonist"
      * Adam Kłosiński – trombone on "Egoist Hedonist"

    Production

      * Produced by Riverside and Szymon Chech
      * Recorded and mixed by Szymon Chech
      * Mastered by Grzegorz Piwkowski

    Charts


Anno Domini High Definition

Charts

    Chart (2010)         Peak
                         position
    Polish Albums Chart  1
    German Albums Chart  94
    Dutch Albums Chart   58

      * "Riverside - Anno Domini High Definition". riversideband.pl


The 2007 Football League Championship play-off final was an association football match which was played on 28 May 2007 at Wembley Stadium, London, between Derby County and West Bromwich Albion. The match was to determine the third and final team to gain promotion from the Football League Championship, the second tier of English football, to the Premier League. The top two teams of the 2006–07 Football League Championship season gained automatic promotion to the Premier League, while the clubs placed from third to sixth place in the table partook in play-off semi-finals; Derby County ended the season in third position while West Bromwich Albion finished fourth. The winners of these semi-finals competed for the final place for the 2007–08 season in the Premier League. Winning the game was estimated to be worth up to £60 million to the successful team.

The 2007 final, refereed by Graham Poll in his final domestic match, was watched by a crowd of nearly 75,000 people. The game was won by Derby County 1–0, with the only goal of the game coming from Stephen Pearson in the second half.

Derby County ended the next season in bottom place in the Premier League, with the fewest points in the league's history, and were relegated back to the Championship. West Bromwich Albion finished the following season top of the Championship and were promoted to the Premier League.

Route to the final

Main article: 2006–07 Football League Championship
Football League Championship final table, leading positions
Pos  Team                     Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GD   Pts
1    Sunderland               46   27  7   12  76  47  +29  88
2    Birmingham City          46   26  8   12  67  42  +25  86
3    Derby County             46   25  9   12  62  46  +16  84
4    West Bromwich Albion     46   22  10  14  81  55  +26  76
5    Wolverhampton Wanderers  46   22  10  14  59  56  +3   76
6    Southampton              46   21  12  13  77  53  +24  75

Derby County finished the regular 2006–07 season in third place in the Football League Championship, the second tier of the English football league system, one place and eight points ahead of West Bromwich Albion. Both therefore missed out on the two automatic places for promotion to the Premier League and instead took part in the play-offs to determine the third promoted team. Derby County finished two points behind Birmingham City (who were promoted in second place) and four behind league winners Sunderland.


Derby County's opponents in their play-off semi-final were Southampton, with the first leg played at St Mary's Stadium on 12 May 2007. Andrew Surman put the home team into the lead early in the first half with a strike from 20 yards (18 m) but Steve Howard scored for Derby either side of half time, to secure a 2–1 win for the visitors.Pride Park Stadium. Darren Moore scored after three minutes for Derby but Jhon Viáfara equalised a minute later and the first half ended 1–1. Viáfara scored his and Southampton's second goal in the 54th minute before an own goal from Leon Best levelled the game at 2–2. With one minute of regular time remaining, Grzegorz Rasiak scored to make it 3–2 to Southampton, and 4–4 on aggregate, sending the game into extra time. No further goals were scored so the match was decided by a penalty shoot-out. Former Derby player Iñigo Idiakez missed Southampton's fifth penalty to send Derby into the final.

West Bromwich Albion faced Wolverhampton Wanderers, their local rivals, in the second play-off semi-final. The first leg was played at Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton on 13 May 2007. Kevin Phillips opened the scoring midway through the first half with a 20-yard (18 m) strike to put the visitors ahead but Jody Craddock equalised with a header just before half time. Seyi Olofinjana put Wolves ahead early in the second half but Phillips scored his and Albion's second two minutes later. Dean Kiely, the West Brom goalkeeper, made several saves in the second half before Diomansy Kamara scored in the 73rd minute, and the match ended 3–2.The Hawthorns four days later. After a goalless first half, Phillips scored with a header midway through the second half. Wolves failed to score and the match ended 1–0. Albion progressed to the final 4–2 on aggregate.2006–07, setting a new record for the most times that the Black Country derby has been contested in a single campaign, while Albion's four wins against their rivals was also a season record for matches between the two.


Derby County  Round           West Bromwich Albion
Opponent      Result          Legs                  Semi-finals  Opponent                 Result  Legs
Southampton   4–4 (4–3 pens)  2–1 away; 2–3 home                 Wolverhampton Wanderers  4–2     3–2 away; 1–0 home

Match

Background

[Graham Poll]

The match referee was Graham Poll who was officiating his last domestic game.

The two teams were competing for promotion to the Premier League, the top division of the English football league system. Both clubs had been founder members of the Football League in 1888 and had spent the majority of their respective histories competing in English football's top division.Port Vale 3–0 at the old Wembley Stadium in the 1993 Football League Second Division play-off final.1994 Football League First Division play-off final 2–1 against Leicester City. million to the successful team.

The match was the first Championship play-off final to be held at the rebuilt Wembley Stadium. Both clubs were competing at there for the first time, though Derby County had played at the original Wembley Stadium four times and West Bromwich Albion seven times.2006 final,Brian Mawhinney commented that "We could have sold the tickets but Wembley weren't able to, didn't want to, couldn't allow us to sell the tickets."

The match was refereed by Graham Poll representing the Hertfordshire County Football Association.Paul Peschisolido replaced by Jon Macken. West Brom's team was unchanged from that which defeated Wolves in the semi-final.kick-off, the United Kingdom's national anthem, "God Save the Queen", was sung by Garðar Thór Cortes,kit of white shirts while West Bromwich Albion were in all-black.

First half

[Stephen Pearson]

Stephen Pearson scored the only goal of the match.


Stephen Pearson scored the only goal of the match.

Derby County kicked the game off around 3 p.m., in rainy conditions.Stephen Bywater before being cleared. In the tenth minute, Howard won the ball in the air and passed it between two Derby defenders to Peschisolido whose shot was straight at Kiely. Two minutes later, Jason Koumas rounded three defenders and with only Bywater to beat in the Derby goal, Tyrone Mears made the tackle; penalty appeals from West Bromwich Albion were ignored by the referee Poll. On 18 minutes, Matt Oakley passed to Craig Fagan who advanced into the penalty area but struck his shot wide. Three minutes later, a free kick from West Brom deflected off the Derby wall and had to be gathered by Bywater. The first yellow card of the afternoon was shown in the 31st minute to Peschisolido after a foul on Paul Robinson. In the 34th minute, Derby's Seth Johnson chipped the ball forwards, Howard chested it into Jay McEveley's path, but his low shot was saved. Sam Sodje was then booked for a foul on Johnson before Paul McShane was shown a yellow card for a high foot on Howard. In the 41st minute, Koumas shot over the crossbar before Zoltán Gera passed to Phillips whose strike grazed the woodwork. After a minute of stoppage time, the half was brought to an end with the score 0–0.

Second half


Second half

No changes were made by either team during the break and West Brom kicked off the second half. Bywater made an early save from a Koumas shot before Mears was booked in the 47th minute for a foul on Kamara. In the 57th minute, Phillips passed to Koumas whose strike from 25 yards (23 m) was high and wide. Peschisolido was then replaced by Giles Barnes, before Derby's Oakley hit a first-time shot from a Fagan cross which was saved one handed by Kiely. In the 61st Stephen Pearson put Derby County ahead: Barnes received the ball from Howard and played a square ball into the Albion penalty area which Pearson slid into the bottom left-hand corner of the net from 6 yards (5.5 m) to score his first goal for the club. Three minutes later, Chris Perry became the third Albion player to be booked after he fouled Barnes. Gera's long-range shot was then gathered by Bywater on the second attempt before he was substituted off for Darren Carter along with Nathan Ellington replaced by McShane in the 71st minute. Bywater then saved a Robinson header from a Koumas corner. With ten minutes remaining, Sodje was taken off and replaced by Neil Clement, then Derby's Fagan was substituted for Marc Edworthy. Five minutes later, Jonathan Greening's tackle prevented Barnes from getting his shot away, then Mears took the ball from the toes of Carter. In the 87th minute, Derby made their final substitution of the game with David Jones coming on for Johnson. Four minutes of injury was indicated and a Koumas cross failed to find any of his teammates. In the final minute of the match, a mass brawl broke out after Oakley fouled Koumas, resulting in bookings for Jones, Oakley and Bywater. The resulting free kick from Clement was cleared and the match was brought to an end, Derby County winning 1–0.

Details

28 May 2007
15:00 BST
Derby County  1–0        West Bromwich Albion
Pearson 61'   (Report),
              (summary)

Wembley Stadium, London
Attendance: 74,993
Referee: Graham Poll (Hertfordshire)
Derby County  West Bromwich Albion


43                       [England] Stephen Bywater         [Yellow card] 90'                                   31                      [Republic of Ireland] Dean Kiely
24                       [England] Tyrone Mears            [Yellow card] 47'                                   20                      [Republic of Ireland] Paul McShane  [Yellow card] 40'  [downward-facing red arrow] 71'
5                        [England] Dean Leacock                                                                4                       [England] Chris Perry               [Yellow card] 65'
23                       [Jamaica] Darren Moore                                                                34                      [Nigeria] Sam Sodje                 [Yellow card] 37'  [downward-facing red arrow] 81'
4                        [Scotland] Jay McEveley                                                               3                       [England] Paul Robinson (c)
11                       [England] Craig Fagan                                [downward-facing red arrow] 83'  19                      [Wales] Jason Koumas
22                       [England] Matt Oakley (c)         [Yellow card] 90'                                   8                       [England] Jonathan Greening
18                       [England] Seth Johnson                               [downward-facing red arrow] 87'  11                      [Hungary] Zoltán Gera                                  [downward-facing red arrow] 71'
25                       [Scotland] Stephen Pearson                                                            16                      [Slovenia] Robert Koren
9                        [England] Steve Howard                                                                15                      [Senegal] Diomansy Kamara
10                       [Canada] Paul Peschisolido        [Yellow card] 31'  [downward-facing red arrow] 58'  21                      [England] Kevin Phillips
Substitutes:                                                                                Substitutes:
13                       [England] Lee Camp                                                                    30                      [England] Luke Daniels
2                        [England] Marc Edworthy                              [upward-facing green arrow] 83'  5                       [England] Neil Clement                                 [upward-facing green arrow] 81'
7                        [England] David Jones             [Yellow card] 90'  [upward-facing green arrow] 87'  12                      [England] Richard Chaplow
28                       [England] Giles Barnes                               [upward-facing green arrow] 58'  17                      [England] Darren Carter                                [upward-facing green arrow] 71'
12                       [Republic of Ireland] Jon Macken                                                      9                       [England] Nathan Ellington                             [upward-facing green arrow] 71'
Manager:                                                                                Manager:
[Scotland] Billy Davies                                                                                [England] Tony Mowbray

Statistics

Statistics

                 Derby County  West Bromwich Albion
Total shots      7             17
Shots on target  4             7
Ball possession  46%           54%
Corner kicks     4             6
Fouls committed  24            11
Offsides         4             4
Yellow cards     5             3
Red cards        0             0

Post-match


Post-match

Derby County manager Billy Davies said that his players "showed great courage" and added that winning promotion was "a dream come true". Davies emphasised the importance of scoring the first goal and pointed out how organised and well-prepared his team had been. Tony Mowbray, the manager of West Bromwich Albion, believed that his team were the better team in a tight match, but said that "you don't always get what you deserve."

The final was regarded as the most financially lucrative single match in world club football according to accounting firm Deloitte, who estimated that Derby's promotion would earn them in the region of £60 million.Peter Gadsby and Jeremy Peace, meant that as losers, West Bromwich Albion took the entire £3 million in gate receipts from the final.

Upon their return to the top division, Derby County recorded the lowest points total since the Premier League began, thus were relegated back to the Championship.

  * 2007 Football League One play-off final
  * 2007 Football League Two play-off final
  * 2007 Conference National play-off final


2017 KBO League season

The 2017 KBO League season was the 36th season in the history of the KBO League.

Standings

Rank  Team           W   L   D  Pct.  GB    Postseason
1     KIA Tigers     87  56  1  .608  --    Korean Series
2     Doosan Bears   84  57  3  .596  2.0   Playoff
3     Lotte Giants   80  62  2  .563  6.5   Semi-playoff
4     NC Dinos       79  62  3  .560  7.0   Wild Card
5     SK Wyverns     75  68  1  .524  12.0
6     LG Twins       69  72  3  .489  17.0  Did not qualify
7     Nexen Heroes   69  73  2  .486  17.5
8     Hanwha Eagles  61  81  2  .430  25.5
9     Samsung Lions  55  84  5  .396  30.0
10    KT Wiz         50  94  0  .347  37.5

Source

League Leaders

Batting leaders                                             Pitching leaders
Stat                 Player           Team           Total  Stat                Player           Team          Total
Batting average      Kim Sun-bin      KIA Tigers     .370   Earned run average  Ryan Feierabend  kt Wiz        3.04
Home runs            Choi Jeong       SK Wyverns     46     Wins                Yang Hyeon-jong  KIA Tigers    20
Runs batted in       Darin Ruf        Samsung Lions  124                        Hector Noesi     KIA Tigers
Runs                 Roger Bernadina  KIA Tigers     118    Saves               Son Seung-lak    Lotte Giants  37
Hits                 Son Ah-seop      Lotte Giants   192    Holds               Jin Hae-soo      LG Twins      24
Stolen Base          Park Hae-min     Samsung Lions  40     Innings Pitched     Hector Noesi     KIA Tigers    201.2
On Base Percentage   Choi Hyung-woo   KIA Tigers     .450   Winning percentage  Hector Noesi     KIA Tigers    .800
Slugging Percentage  Choi Jeong       SK Wyverns     .684   Strikeouts          Merrill Kelly    SK Wyverns    189
                                                            WHIP                Ryan Feierabend  kt Wiz        1.15

Foreign players

Each team can sign up to three foreign players. Due to the high proportion of pitchers signed in previous years, beginning in 2014 the league has mandated that at least one of the foreign players must be a position player.


2017 KBO League season

Team               Player           Position  In KBO since  Salary                             Notes
Samsung Lions      Anthony Ranaudo  Pitcher   2017          $1,050,000
Zach Petrick       Pitcher          2017      $450,000
Darin Ruf          Infielder        2017      $1,100,000
NC Dinos           Jeff Manship     Pitcher   2017          $1,600,000
Eric Hacker        Pitcher          2014      $600,000
Xavier Scruggs     Infielder        2017      $700,000
Doosan Bears       Dustin Nippert   Pitcher   2011          $2,100,000                         KBO All-Star
Michael Bowden     Pitcher          2016      $1,100,000
Nick Evans         Infielder        2016      $680,000      KBO All-Star
Nexen Heroes       Sean O'Sullivan  Pitcher   2017          $1,100,000                         Released
Andy Van Hekken    Pitcher          2016      $900,000
Danny Dorn         Outfielder       2016      $650,000      Released
Jake Brigham       Pitcher          2017      $500,000      Signed to replace Sean O'Sullivan
Michael Choice     Outfielder       2017      $200,000      Signed to replace Danny Dorn
SK Wyverns         Merrill Kelly    Pitcher   2015          $850,000                           KBO All-Star
Scott Diamond      Pitcher          2017      $600,000
Danny Worth        Infielder        2017      $700,000      Released
Jamie Romak        Infielder        2017      $500,000      Signed to replace Danny Worth
Hanwha Eagles      Alexi Ogando     Pitcher   2017          $1,300,000
Carlos Villanueva  Pitcher          2017      $1,000,000
Wilin Rosario      Infielder        2016      $1,500,000    KBO All-Star
Kia Tigers         Héctor Noesí     Pitcher   2016          $1,700,000
Pat Dean           Pitcher          2017      $700,000
Roger Bernadina    Outfielder       2017      $750,000      KBO All-Star
Lotte Giants       Nick Additon     Pitcher   2017          $350,000
Brooks Raley       Pitcher          2015      $850,000      KBO All-Star
Parker Markel      Pitcher          2017      $500,000
Andy Burns         Infielder        2017      $600,000
LG Twins           Henry Sosa       Pitcher   2012          $500,000
Luis Jimenez       Infielder        2015      $700,000      Released
David Huff         Pitcher          2016      $1,000,000
James Loney        Infielder        2016      $250,000      signed to replace Luis Jimenez
KT Wiz             Ryan Feierabend  Pitcher   2015          $350,000                           KBO All-Star
Donn Roach         Pitcher          2017      $650,000
Johnny Monell      Infielder        2017      $450,000      Released

Foreign hitters


2017 KBO League season

Foreign hitters

Team            Player           Batting  Home runs  RBI                            Notes
                                 average
Doosan Bears    Nick Evans       .297     26         90                             KBO All-Star
Hanwha Eagles   Wilin Rosario    .339     37         111                            KBO All-Star
Kia Tigers      Roger Bernadina  .320     27         111                            32 stolen bases; KBO All-Star, KBO runs scored leader, Golden Glove Award
KT Wiz          Mel Rojas Jr.    .301     18         56
LG Twins        Luis Jiménez     .276     7          30
Lotte Giants    Andy Burns       .303     15         57
NC Dinos        Xavier Scruggs   .300     35         111
Nexen Heroes    Danny Dorn       .140     1          2                              Released by the team
Michael Choice  .307             17       42         Signed to replace Danny Dorn
Samsung Lions   Darin Ruf        .315     31         124                            KBO RBI leader
SK Wyverns      Danny Worth      .111     0          0                              Released by the team
Jamie Romak     .242             31       64         Signed to replace Danny Worth

Postseason

  Wild Card                            Semi-playoff       Playoff                    Korean Series

             1           KIA Tigers    4

             2           Doosan Bears  3                  2         Doosan Bears  1

             3           Lotte Giants  2                  4         NC Dinos      1

  4          NC Dinos    2                             4  NC Dinos  3

  5          SK Wyverns  0

Wild Card

The series started with a 1–0 advantage for the fourth-placed team.

NC Dinos won the series, 2–0.

Game  Date       Score                       Location                Time  Attendance
 1    October 5  SK Wyverns 5 – NC Dinos 10  Masan Baseball Stadium  3:44  9,926

Semi-playoff

NC Dinos won the series, 3–2.

Game  Date        Score                             Location                      Time  Attendance
 1    October 8   NC Dinos 9 – Lotte Giants 2 (11)  Busan Sajik Baseball Stadium  4:45  26,000
 2    October 9   NC Dinos 0 – Lotte Giants 1       Busan Sajik Baseball Stadium  3:17  25,169
 3    October 11  Lotte Giants 6 – NC Dinos 13      Masan Baseball Stadium        4:04  11,000
 4    October 13  Lotte Giants 7 – NC Dinos 1       Masan Baseball Stadium        2:47  11,000
 5    October 15  NC Dinos 9 – Lotte Giants 0       Busan Sajik Baseball Stadium  3:59  25,938

Playoff


2017 KBO League season

Playoff

Doosan Bears won the series, 3–1.

Game  Date        Score                         Location                 Time  Attendance
 1    October 17  NC Dinos 13 – Doosan Bears 5  Jamsil Baseball Stadium  3:56  24,354
 2    October 18  NC Dinos 7 - Doosan Bears 17  Jamsil Baseball Stadium  4:02  23,037
 3    October 20  Doosan Bears 14 – NC Dinos 3  Masan Baseball Stadium   3:55  11,000
 4    October 21  Doosan Bears 14 – NC Dinos 5  Masan Baseball Stadium   3:53  11,000

Korean Series

Main article: 2017 Korean Series

Kia Tigers won the series, 4–1.

Game  Date        Score                          Location                     Time  Attendance
 1    October 25  Doosan Bears 5 – Kia Tigers 3  Gwangju-Kia Champions Field  3:35  19,600
 2    October 26  Doosan Bears 0 – Kia Tigers 1  Gwangju-Kia Champions Field  3:16  19,600
 3    October 28  Kia Tigers 6 – Doosan Bears 3  Jamsil Baseball Stadium      3:16  25,000
 4    October 29  Kia Tigers 5 – Doosan Bears 1  Jamsil Baseball Stadium      3:33  25,000
 5    October 30  KIA Tigers 7 – Doosan Bears 6  Jamsil Baseball Stadium      4:09  25,000

Attendances

Team           Total attendance  Home average  Change vs. 2016
Doosan Bears   1,094,829         15,206        –6 %
LG Twins       1,134,836         15,762        –2 %
SK Wyverns     892,541           12,396        +3.2%
Lotte Giants   1,038,492         14,424        +21.8%
Samsung Lions  704,857           9,790         –17.2 %
Nexen Heroes   699,380           9,714         –10.6 %
KIA Tigers     1,024,830         14,234        +32.5%
KT Wiz         686,541           9,535         +0.6%
Hanwha Eagles  593,251           8,240         –10.2 %
NC Dinos       531,121           7,377         –3.3 %
Total          8,400,688         11,668        +0.7 %


1975–76 Stoke City F.C. season

The 1975–76 season was Stoke City's 69th season in the Football League and the 45th in the First Division.

After two very successful league campaigns there was high hopes for the 1975–76 season as Stoke looked to establish themselves amongst the best in the country. Their form was good and going into the new year Stoke were in the top half of the table and looking good. But disaster struck in January 1976 as winds of hurricane force battered Stoke-on-Trent and the Victoria Ground was badly damaged. The roof of the Butler Street stand collapsed and Stoke had to play a league match against Middlesbrough at nearby Vale Park whilst repair work was carried out. Results declined thereafter and Stoke took 12th position.

Season review

League

There had been heavy transfer costs incurred in 1974–75 with the club recording a loss of £448,342 and therefore now in debt despite an increase in the average attendance.Geoff Hurst was sold to West Bromwich Albion for £20,000, the only outgoing transfer for cash in the summer of 1975, although two other notable departures were those of club record goalscorer John Ritchie who retired after finding the back of the net a record 176 times for the "Potters" and also goalkeeper John Farmer.

After some good and bad results come January 1976 Stoke experienced perhaps their greatest misfortune.Stoke-on-Trent area the Butler Street stand had its roof blown off by strong winds and the Victoria Ground was closed while repair work was carried out.Port Vale offered Stoke the use of Vale Park and on the one occasion they used it Middlesbrough were beaten 1–0 with Ian Moores scoring in front of 21,009.Manchester City in the FA Cup on 4 February.Eric Skeels left the club at the end of the season. Skeels is Stoke's all-time record appearance holder having made 592 appearances for the club in all competitions.

FA Cup

Stoke beat both Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City before losing to Sunderland in a replay.

League Cup

Fourth Division Lincoln City caused a shock as they beat Stoke 2–1 at Sincil Bank.

Final league table


1975–76 Stoke City F.C. season

Final league table

     Team
Pos    * v          Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GAv    Pts
       * t
       * e
10   Norwich City   42   16  10  16  58  58  1.000  42
11   Everton        42   15  12  15  60  66  0.909  42
12   Stoke City     42   15  11  16  48  50  0.960  41
13   Middlesbrough  42   15  10  17  46  45  1.022  40
14   Coventry City  42   13  14  15  47  57  0.825  40

Source: World Football
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal average; 3) Goals scored

Results

Stoke's score comes first

Legend

Win  Draw  Loss

Football League First Division


1975–76 Stoke City F.C. season

Main article: 1975–76 Football League
Match  Date               Opponent                 Venue  Result  Attendance  Scorers
1      16 August 1975     West Ham United          H      1–2     23,744      Moores 89'
2      20 August 1975     Wolverhampton Wanderers  H      2–2     22,551      Bowers 53', Conroy 57' (pen)
3      23 August 1975     Arsenal                  A      1–0     28,025      Hudson 42'
4      27 August 1975     Leicester City           A      1–1     22,878      Hudson 3'
5      30 August 1975     Manchester United        H      0–1     23,337
6      6 September 1975   Middlesbrough            A      0–3     20,975
7      13 September 1975  Leeds United             H      3–2     23,139      Conroy 32', Pejic 40', Greenhoff 73'
8      20 September 1975  Coventry City            A      3–0     18,965      Greenhoff 44', Moores (2) 47', 77'
9      24 September 1975  Manchester City          A      0–1     28,915
10     27 September 1975  Derby County             H      1–0     25,097      Greenhoff 11'
11     4 October 1975     Norwich City             A      1–0     22,318      Haslegrave 73'
12     11 October 1975    Ipswich Town             H      0–1     21,978
13     18 October 1975    Sheffield United         A      2–0     23,410      Greenhoff (2) 75', 84'
14     25 October 1975    Newcastle United         H      1–1     24,057      Greenhoff 60'
15     1 November 1975    Burnley                  A      1–0     18,269      Moores 55'
16     8 November 1975    Everton                  H      3–2     24,651      Salmons 12', Robertson 80', Moores 81'
17     15 November 1975   Tottenham Hotspur        A      1–1     25,698      Moores 71'
18     22 November 1975   Sheffield United         H      2–1     21,959      Salmons (2) 20', 28' (1 pen)
19     29 November 1975   Queens Park Rangers      A      2–3     22,328      Moores 46', Bloor 55'
20     6 December 1975    Aston Villa              H      1–1     28,492      Greenhoff 22'


1975–76 Stoke City F.C. season

21     13 December 1975   Arsenal                  H      2–1     18,628      Salmons 73', Greenhoff 80'
22     20 December 1975   West Ham United          A      1–3     21,135      Bloor 34'
23     26 December 1975   Liverpool                H      1–1     32,092      Salmons 52'
24     27 December 1975   Birmingham City          A      1–1     37,166      Moores 40'
25     10 January 1976    Leeds United             A      0–2     36,909
26     17 January 1976    Middlesbrough            H      1–0     21,009      Moores 87'
27     31 January 1976    Wolverhampton Wanderers  A      1–2     24,190      Conroy 72'
28     7 February 1976    Leicester City           H      1–2     21,001      Moores 3'
29     21 February 1976   Tottenham Hotspur        H      1–2     17,113      Greenhoff 6'
30     3 March 1976       Newcastle United         A      1–0     37,459      Burns (o.g.) 19'
31     6 March 1976       Burnley                  H      4–1     16,062      Smith (2) 18', 30', Greenhoff 25', Mahoney 75'
32     13 March 1976      Ipswich Town             A      1–1     22,812      Smith 83'
33     20 March 1976      Queens Park Rangers      H      0–1     22,848
34     24 March 1976      Derby County             A      1–1     30,156      Bloor 2'
35     27 March 1976      Aston Villa              A      0–0     32,359
36     2 April 1976       Manchester City          H      0–0     18,798
37     7 April 1976       Everton                  A      1–2     16,974      Greenhoff 59' (pen)
38     10 April 1976      Coventry City            H      0–1     16,059
39     17 April 1976      Liverpool                A      3–5     44,069      Conroy 30', Moores 60', Bloor 89'
40     19 April 1976      Birmingham City          H      1–0     19,918      Gallagher 6' (o.g.)
41     21 April 1976      Manchester United        A      1–0     53,879      Bloor 87'
42     24 April 1976      Norwich City             H      0–2     15,598


1975–76 Stoke City F.C. season

FA Cup

Main article: 1975–76 FA Cup
Round      Date              Opponent           Venue  Result  Attendance  Scorers
R3         3 January 1976    Tottenham Hotspur  A      1–1     26,715      Mahoney 31'
R3 Replay  24 January 1976   Tottenham Hotspur  H      2–1     29,520      Moores 35', Salmons 88' (pen)
R4         4 February 1976   Manchester City    H      1–0     38,073      Greenhoff 81'
R5         14 February 1976  Sunderland         H      0–0     41,171
R5 Replay  17 February 1976  Sunderland         A      1–2     47,583      Smith 77'

League Cup

Main article: 1975–76 Football League Cup
Round  Date               Opponent      Venue  Result  Attendance  Scorers
R2     10 September 1975  Lincoln City  A      1–2     13,472      Greenhoff 18'

Friendlies

Game  Opponent                Venue  Result
 1    Pwllheli & District     A      7–1
 2    Olympique de Marseille  A      0–0
 3    AS Monaco               A      1–0
 4    Cruzeiro                A      0–3
 5    Atlético Madrid         A      0–0
 6    Buxton                  A      3–2
 7    Stafford Rangers        A      2–0
 8    Brighton & Hove Albion  A      1–1
 9    Stockport County        A      2–2
 10   Port Vale               A      1–1
 11   RCD Espanyol            A      2–1

Squad statistics


1975–76 Stoke City F.C. season

Squad statistics

Pos.  Name                                League  FA Cup  League Cup  Total
Apps  Goals                               Apps    Goals   Apps        Goals  Apps  Goals
GK    [England] Peter Shilton             42      0       5           0      1     0      48     0
DF    [England] Alan Bloor                32      5       4           0      1     0      37     5
DF    [England] Danny Bowers              6(1)    1       2           0      0     0      8(1)   1
DF    [England] Alan Dodd                 39(1)   0       5           0      1     0      45(1)  0
DF    [England] Kevin Lewis               9       0       0           0      0     0      9      0
DF    [England] John Lumsdon              9(1)    0       0           0      0     0      9(1)   0
DF    [England] Jackie Marsh              25(1)   0       4           0      1     0      30(1)  0
DF    [England] Mike Pejic                39      1       2           0      1     0      42     1
DF    [England] Eric Skeels               4       0       0           0      0     0      4      0
DF    [England] Denis Smith               19      3       3           1      0     0      22     4
MF    [Republic of Ireland] Terry Conroy  16      4       1           0      1     0      18     4
MF    [England] Sean Haslegrave           23(5)   1       0           0      1     0      24(5)  1
MF    [England] Alan Hudson               34      2       5           0      1     0      40     2
MF    [Wales] John Mahoney                38      1       5           1      1     0      44     2
MF    [England] Kevin Sheldon             3       0       0           0      0     0      3      0
MF    [Scotland] Jimmy Robertson          12(6)   1       5           0      0     0      17(6)  1
FW    [England] Garth Crooks              2       0       0           0      0     0      2      0
FW    [England] Dave Goodwin              2(2)    0       0           0      0     0      2(2)   0
FW    [England] Jimmy Greenhoff           40      11      5           1      1     1      46     13
FW    [England] Ian Moores                29(3)   11      4(1)        1      1     0      34(4)  12
FW    [England] Geoff Salmons             39(1)   5       5           1      0     0      44(1)  6
–     Own goals                           –       2       –           0      –     0      –      2


Dianthoveus

Dianthoveus is a genus of plants first described as a genus in 1989. It contains only one known species, Dianthoveus cremnophilus , native to Colombia and Ecuador in South America.


2007 Fed Cup World Group II

Main article: 2007 Fed Cup

The World Group II was the second-highest level of Fed Cup competition in 2007. Winning nations advanced to the World Group play-offs, and the losing nations were demoted to the World Group II play-offs.

Slovakia vs. Czech Republic

                                                                                Sibamac Arena, Bratislava, Slovakia
Slovakia                                                                              21–22 April 2007                     Czech Republic
0                                                                                Red clay (indoors)                   5
                                                                  1   2   3
1  [Slovakia]        Daniela Hantuchová                           61  6   3
   [Czech Republic]  Lucie Šafářová                               77  4   6
2  [Slovakia]        Dominika Cibulková                           6   4   5
   [Czech Republic]  Nicole Vaidišová                             3   6   7
3  [Slovakia]        Daniela Hantuchová                           2   77  3
   [Czech Republic]  Nicole Vaidišová                             6   61  6
4  [Slovakia]        Magdaléna Rybáriková                         1   1      retired
   [Czech Republic]  Barbora Záhlavová-Strýcová                   6   2
5  [Slovakia]        Janette Husárová / Dominika Cibulková        3   3
   [Czech Republic]  Iveta Benešová / Barbora Záhlavová-Strýcová  6   6

Germany vs. Croatia

                                                               TV Fürth 1860 Tennis, Fürth, Germany
Germany                                                        21–22 April 2007                      Croatia
4                                                              Red clay (outdoors)                   1
                                                   1  2   3
1  [Germany]  Sandra Klösel                        3  1
   [Croatia]  Jelena Kostanić Tošić                6  6
2  [Germany]  Anna-Lena Grönefeld                  3  6   7
   [Croatia]  Ivana Lisjak                         6  3   5
3  [Germany]  Anna-Lena Grönefeld                  6  6
   [Croatia]  Jelena Kostanić Tošić                4  3
4  [Germany]  Tatjana Malek                        6  6
   [Croatia]  Ivana Lisjak                         2  3
5  [Germany]  Tatjana Malek / Andrea Petkovic      6  67  6
   [Croatia]  Jelena Kostanić Tošić / Sanja Ančić  3  79  3

Canada vs. Israel


2007 Fed Cup World Group II

Canada vs. Israel

                                                                Kamloops Fieldhouse, Kamloops, Canada
Canada                                                          21–22 April 2007                       Israel
2                                                               Taraflex (indoors)                     3
                                                     1  2  3
1  [Canada]  Stéphanie Dubois                        4  4
   [Israel]  Shahar Pe'er                            6  6
2  [Canada]  Aleksandra Wozniak                      4  6  4
   [Israel]  Tzipora Obziler                         6  4  6
3  [Canada]  Aleksandra Wozniak                      4  0
   [Israel]  Shahar Pe'er                            6  6
4  [Canada]  Marie-Ève Pelletier                     6  6
   [Israel]  Julia Glushko                           1  1
5  [Canada]  Stéphanie Dubois / Marie-Ève Pelletier  6  4  7
   [Israel]  Shahar Pe'er / Tzipora Obziler          3  6  5

Austria vs. Australia

                                                                 Messe Dornbirn, Dornbirn, Austria
Austria                                                          21–22 April 2007                   Australia
4                                                                Red clay (indoors)                 1
                                                      1  2  3
1  [Austria]    Tamira Paszek                         6  6
   [Australia]  Samantha Stosur                       1  1
2  [Austria]    Sybille Bammer                        7  6
   [Australia]  Alicia Molik                          5  4
3  [Austria]    Sybille Bammer                        6  7
   [Australia]  Samantha Stosur                       3  5
4  [Austria]    Tamira Paszek                         6  6
   [Australia]  Alicia Molik                          4  2
5  [Austria]    Melanie Klaffner / Yvonne Meusburger  4  3
   [Australia]  Samantha Stosur / Rennae Stubbs       6  6

  * Fed Cup structure


Baddeck River

This article is about the river. For the village, see Baddeck, Nova Scotia.

The Baddeck River is a minor river on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada. It empties into the Bras d'Or Lake several kilometres west of the village of Baddeck.

The Baddeck River flows south from the Cape Breton Highlands. It offers excellent trout fishing and bird watching. The Uisge Ban Falls are a popular feature of the river.

  * Baddeck, Nova Scotia
  * Bras d'Or Lake
  * List of rivers of Nova Scotia
  * Village of Baddeck

46°5′47.9″N 60°50′32″W / 46.096639°N 60.84222°W


Anchorage (orthodontics)

Temporary Anchorage Device

Anchorage in orthodontics is defined as a way of resisting movement of a tooth or number of teeth by using different techniques. Anchorage is an important consideration in the field of orthodontics as this is a concept that is used frequently when correcting malocclusions. Unplanned or unwanted tooth movement can have dire consequences in a treatment plan, and therefore using anchorage stop a certain tooth movement becomes important.

Certain factors related to the anatomy of teeth can affect the anchorage that may be used. Multi-rooted, longer-rooted, triangular shaped root teeth usually provide more anchorage than the single-rooted, short-rooted and ovoid rooted teeth.

History

One of the earliest uses of anchorage came from Henry Albert Baker for his use of the intermaxillary anchorage or Baker's Anchorage. This type of anchorage involves using elastics from one jaw to the other, in the form of either Class 2 elastics (moving upper teeth back) where lower molar teeth serve as anchors, or Class 3 elastics (moving lower teeth back) where upper molars serve as anchors. Intramaxillary anchorage is also used in the form of E-chain, when elastics are used from the back molar teeth to the front teeth in the same jaw to move teeth back of the mouth.

Classification based on site

  * Intraoral – This type of anchorage is established within the mouth. This involves primary and compound anchorage.
  * Extraoral – This type of anchorage is established outside the mouth. This involves using headgear or face masks. One of the disadvantages of using extraoral anchorage is that the anchorage is away from the site of the tooth movement. In addition, in wearing orthodontic headgear, the compliance of patients is usually lower with adolescent patients, although good success is achieved with pre-teenage patients using headgear. The patient wears the appliance for less time, and thus less effects are seen. However, many studies have proved the headgear to be useful in providing anchorage during tooth movement. Extraoral anchorage can be divided into 3 different types.

Orthodontic headgear will usually consist of three major components:

Full combination orthodontic headgear with headcap, fitting straps, facebow and elastics


Anchorage (orthodontics)

*
      + Occipital – Used with headgear to use the occipital bone and surrounding area to move teeth
      + Cervical – Used with headgear to use the neck and surrounding area to move teeth
      + Combination – Used with headgear to use a combination of both occipital and cervical bones to move teeth in a linear fashion.
  * Muscular – This type of anchorage involves using muscles and can involve a vestibular shield on some appliances.

Classification based on number of teeth

Robert Moyers defined the classification of anchorage in the number of units.

  * Simple/primary – Anchorage using one tooth
  * Compound – Anchorage using two or more teeth
  * Reinforced – Anchorage that uses additional teeth or any other appliances to reinforce the primary anchorage. This can involve extraoral or muscular anchorage. A reinforced anchorage based on appliances can use
      + Transpalatal Arch
      + Nance Appliance
      + Lower Lingual Holding Arch
  * Reciprocal – Type of anchorage when two units of teeth move towards each other with equal distance.
  * Stationary – Type of anchorage where the teeth move in a translation manner, not tipping.

Classification based on space closure

Ravindra Nanda and Charles J. Burstone described three types of anchorages that are based on the need during a treatment where space closure is needed.

Group A Anchorage

This type is considered critical anchorage, which involves 75% movement of anterior teeth and 25% posterior teeth into the space created by extraction. Thus the expectation in this type of anchorage is to bring front teeth back.

Group B Anchorage

This type of anchorage is considered moderate, which involves 50% movement of both anterior and posterior teeth into the extraction space. The expectation in this type of anchorage is to see posterior teeth moving forward equally as compared to anterior teeth moving backwards.

Group C Anchorage

This type of anchorage is considered non-critical, which involves posterior teeth moving forward 75% of the time and front teeth moving backwards 25% of the time into the extraction space. Greater movement of back teeth is seen in this case.

Absolute Anchorage

This type of anchorage is needed in a treatment when there is 0% movement of posterior teeth forward and 100% movement of anterior teeth backwards. This type of anchorage is usually produced by using mini-implants or temporary anchorage devices.


Anchorage (orthodontics)

Classification based on implant

Orthodontic mini-implants can be used for the purpose of anchorage in an orthodontic treatment. The implants can be used to provide either direct or indirect anchorage.

Direct Anchorage

In this type of setup, orthodontic force is applied directly from the implant to one or multiple teeth. In this type of anchorage, the location of the implant plays a very important role due to different force vectors being affected.

Indirect Anchorage

In this type of setup, an implant is used to stabilize one or multiple teeth into a unit. An orthodontic force is then used against this unit to move single or multiple teeth. In this setup, the location of the implant is not as important as long as the implant is stable.

Classification based on bone

Cortical Anchorage

Cortical bone is known to resorb slower than the medullary bone. Therefore, cortical anchorage is used in orthodontics to allow for slower movement of teeth, especially molars in the posterior dentition.

Idea of cortical bone anchorage is intensively used in Bioprogressive Therapy of Robert M. Ricketts who recommended using the cortical bone to slow the movement of the molar teeth in high anchorage cases.


El Beso (Pablo Alborán song)

"El Beso" (English: "The Kiss") is a song recorded by the Spanish singer-songwriter Pablo Alborán. The song was released as the second single from his second studio album Tanto (2012). It was released in December 2012 as a digital download in Spain. The single peaked at number 1 on the Spanish Singles Chart in February 2013

Music video

An acoustic video for the song was released on 27 October 2012. The official music video for "El Beso" was released on 8 February 2013.

Track listing

Digital download
No.  Title      Length
1.   "El Beso"  4:19

Chart performance

Weekly charts

Chart (2012/13)     Peak
                    position
Spain (PROMUSICAE)     1

Year-end charts

End Of Year (2013)  Peak
                    position
Spain (PROMUSICAE)  25

Release history

Region  Date           Format            Label
Spain   December 2012  Digital download  EMI Music

  * List of number-one singles of 2013 (Spain)


Dormelletto

Dormelletto is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Novara in the Italian region of Piedmont, located about 100 kilometres (62 mi) northeast of Turin and about 30 kilometres (19 mi) north of Novara. As of 31 December 2018, it had a population of 2,600 and an area of 7.0 square kilometres (2.7 sq mi).

Dormelletto borders the following municipalities: Angera, Arona, Castelletto sopra Ticino, Comignago, and Sesto Calende.

Demographic evolution

  * www.comune.dormelletto.no.it/


Asarta alticola

Asarta alticola is a species of snout moth in the genus Asarta. It was described by George Hampson in 1930 and is known from India.


2007 Fed Cup World Group II play-offs

Main article: 2007 Fed Cup

The 2007 World Group II play-offs were four ties which involved the losing nations of the World Group II and four nations from the three Zonal Group I competitions. Nations that won their play-off ties entered the 2008 World Group II, while losing nations joined their respective zonal groups.

Australia vs. Ukraine

                                                                     Royal Pines Resort, Ashmore, Australia
Australia                                                            14–15 July 2007                         Ukraine
1                                                                    Plexipave (outdoors)                    4
                                                          1  2  3
1  [Australia]  Alicia Molik                              3  4
   [Ukraine]    Alona Bondarenko                          6  6
2  [Australia]  Nicole Pratt                              0  1
   [Ukraine]    Kateryna Bondarenko                       6  6
3  [Australia]  Nicole Pratt                              5  4
   [Ukraine]    Alona Bondarenko                          7  6
4  [Australia]  Casey Dellacqua                           6  6
   [Ukraine]    Yuliana Fedak                             4  2
5  [Australia]  Alicia Molik / Rennae Stubbs              6  3  3
   [Ukraine]    Yuliya Beygelzimer / Kateryna Bondarenko  2  6  6

Argentina vs. Canada

                                                                      Córdoba Lawn Tenis Club, Córdoba, Argentina
Argentina                                                             14–15 July 2007                              Canada
4                                                                     Red clay (outdoors)                          1
                                                        1  2  3
1  [Argentina]  Gisela Dulko                            7  6
   [Canada]     Marie-Ève Pelletier                     5  4
2  [Argentina]  María Emilia Salerni                    6  6
   [Canada]     Aleksandra Wozniak                      3  4
3  [Argentina]  Gisela Dulko                            6  2  2
   [Canada]     Aleksandra Wozniak                      0  6  6
4  [Argentina]  María Emilia Salerni                    6  6
   [Canada]     Stéphanie Dubois                        4  1
5  [Argentina]  Jorgelina Cravero / Betina Jozami                w/o
   [Canada]     Stéphanie Dubois / Marie-Ève Pelletier

Croatia vs. Chinese Taipei


2007 Fed Cup World Group II play-offs

Croatia vs. Chinese Taipei

                                                                      Tenis Klub "Split", Split, Croatia
Croatia                                                               14–15 July 2007                     Chinese Taipei
3                                                                     Red clay (outdoors)                 2
                                                         1    2  3
1  [Croatia]         Nika Ožegović                       6    6
   [Chinese Taipei]  Chan Yung-jan                       0    3
2  [Croatia]         Jelena Kostanić Tošić               65   4
   [Chinese Taipei]  Hsieh Su-wei                        77   6
3  [Croatia]         Ana Vrljić                          6    6
   [Chinese Taipei]  Chan Chin-wei                       0    1
4  [Croatia]         Nika Ožegović                       6    5  6
   [Chinese Taipei]  Hsieh Su-wei                        1    7  1
5  [Croatia]         Jelena Kostanić Tošić / Ana Vrljić  68   3
   [Chinese Taipei]  Chan Yung-jan / Chuang Chia-jung    710  6

Slovakia vs. Serbia

                                                            Steel Aréna, Košice, Slovakia
Slovakia                                                    14–15 July 2007                Serbia
4                                                           Latex-ite hard (indoors)       1
                                                 1  2  3
1  [Slovakia]  Daniela Hantuchová                6  6
   [Serbia]    Ana Timotić                       1  2
2  [Slovakia]  Dominika Cibulková                5  6  7
   [Serbia]    Jelena Janković                   7  1  9
3  [Slovakia]  Daniela Hantuchová                6  6
   [Serbia]    Vojislava Lukić                   0  2
4  [Slovakia]  Dominika Cibulková                6  6
   [Serbia]    Ana Jovanović                     4  2
5  [Slovakia]  Janette Husárová / Jana Jurićová  6  6
   [Serbia]    Ana Jovanović / Ana Timotić       4  2


2017 Judo Grand Slam Tokyo

The 2017 edition of the Judo Grand Slam Tokyo was held in Tokyo, Japan, from 2 to 3 December 2017.

Medal summary

Men's events

Event                           Gold                             Silver                           Bronze
Extra-lightweight (−60 kg)      Naohisa Takato (JPN)             Dashdavaagiin Amartüvshin (MGL)  Ryuju Nagayama (JPN)
Toru Shishime (JPN)
Half-lightweight (−66 kg)       Hifumi Abe (JPN)                 Joshiro Maruyama (JPN)           An Ba-ul (KOR)
Norihito Isoda (JPN)
Lightweight (−73 kg)            Arata Tatsukawa (JPN)            Arthur Margelidon (CAN)          Ahn Joon-sung (KOR)
Soichi Hashimoto (JPN)
Half-middleweight (−81 kg)      Otgonbaataryn Uuganbaatar (MGL)  Lee Sung-ho (KOR)                Frank de Wit (NED)
Nyamsürengiin Dagvasüren (MGL)
Middleweight (−90 kg)           Kenta Nagasawa (JPN)             Yūsuke Kobayashi (JPN)           Ushangi Margiani (GEO)
Shoichiro Mukai (JPN)
Half-heavyweight (−100 kg)      Cho Gu-ham (KOR)                 Michael Korrel (NED)             Miklós Cirjenics (HUN)
Toma Nikiforov (BEL)
Heavyweight (+100 kg)           Yusei Ogawa (JPN)                Lukáš Krpálek (CZE)              Kokoro Kageura (JPN)
David Moura (BRA)

Women's events